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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Notice

rs hereby given, that tbs soods wares and m rc'an
i disc, together with ihs notes and accounts due A
w. Hull of the town of Museane, have been this day
assigned to the subscriber by said Hull for the benz t
OF bis creditors. Persons indebted to saii Hull are
nOtfsd to make payment to
CHESTER WEED, Assignee.
Muscatine. Iowa, April II, lsJ4-3w.
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special Notice.

LIE subscriber !" ..uiu particularly cal the attee-
tpn vi those indebted to him on private acct uni
y the fact that THEY MUST CONE FORWARD A. d PAY
UP These accounts have all BON stana,ng n.re
than one year and he cannot give longer indulgence.
NV. rs, 53-tf. JOHN LIMP.
WE also would say to our friends and customer,
tn whom We return many thanks for former favors)
that We have full stock OF desirable goods of All
kinds sorts and prices which will sell low for cash
VI produce. Call and bee. t 4
Nov. rs, '53--tf. 8l JOHN LEMP co.
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WEDNESDAY, ::::;::::::::::::APRIL rs, 1854
The News.

Details Of he recent awful disaSt on
ths Atlantic coast will will be found in
another column.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

m Rev. Alexander Gale, formerly
of Knox College. at Galesburgh. in H.,
died recently at Logic, near Hamilton,
Canada West. W
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

A NSON &CO.-!Iouie, ST snandO -nam,n tai Paint.
"A ers, diszsrs aud u ainers g., a., Sh,p--I,w.
Ayerue opposite the American H,tel
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

The steamer City o. Glasgow is now in
her 4sth day from Liverpool, with a large
Visit of passengers; Great anxiety is felt
for her safety.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

The Rock Island and Davenport pa.
pers are urging the claims Of the island
of Rock Island 10 be made the location
iof a patio. al armorY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Perfumeries.

EANCl soaps, fine tooth and skin brushe,, pain,
brushes oshorne's water colors, surgical and dental
instruments and every articl, usually fcurd i, drug
stores, for sale cheap at the New Drug Store street
Muscatine,b by (dec30'53) JAMES NJ DouGaERrY.
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Esats-ksatS-ssafs!
encourage Home manufactured!
I you want fine, fashionable Hat of NJ a

SPRING STYLE,
fALL in at the HIT Manufac,ory, one door below
~ Dnnsmoro q Chambers store, on Second street,
where is non offered for sale superior article of Slk
Hats, which, for neatness and durability cannot he
surpassed in the West.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing n coed article of
Otter or Beaver Hats, will fad il greatly their ad-
vantage to buy of me. All other kinds Of hats kept
on hand or made to order.
&sa-Pdlama and L,ghorn hats cleansed, whi.ened
ana pressed, to resemble new article.
Muscatine, March 24-3m WM. HESS.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

AaorHER cR owD.-An exodus Of the
Pennsylvsnians and Ohioans is taking
place. they are forsaking the homes Of
their fathers ir scores and hundreds for
the distant, but alluring prospects the
West opens out before the emigrans.
The steamers Fort Henry and Ohio ar.
rived yesterday from the upper Ohio.
with Owe or six hundred emigrants on
board-attended with the usual accom-
pariments Of piles Of luggage and
swarms Of children. The crowds which
arrive by the Ohio river boats Goes not
seem to diminish as yei--the cry IS
/" still they comet" Those who arrived
yesterday are bound. as those who have
for several weeks preceded them, for
fhs far North and Northwestern States
aad Terri.ories.-St. Louis InteHigen
Ger, 24th.
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ROCK ISLAND.
= - = '''-7lN- - '-@lesN--~-
III. A. Porter e Brother

Stationers, ard dealers in wall
- Paper and Musical Instruments We intend Of.
fering particular Inducements to purchasers of must
cal instruments Being agents for Prince & Co we
furnish their celebrated melodeons at the fifto,v
pfices' ana nave good assortment constantly on
hand. Firth, Pend Co.'s New York \; amos va fur'
nish at manufacturer prices with aotion of trans
portafion only Ctizsns of Muscatne and vicinity are
requested to call and examine our stock in this line
April Z, lS54-1y II. A. PORTER a. BIO "
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

There will be an extraordinary eclipse of
the sun on the 26th of May next, such one
as none but the oldest inhabitants have
witnessed. 1t will be similar to the great
eclipse OF 1906, since which time there HI.
been none resembling 1T nearer than that of
1881, when eleven-twelfths Of the sun was
obscured. 1t will make noon-day appear
like twilight. a l9
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Iowa Items.

FIRST CoNGRRssIoNA1 DISTRICT. - A
Democratic Congressional Convention
las been called at Charlton, in Lucas
county, for the 3lst Of Nav.
CONGRESSIONAL CosvENTIoN.-A cal
has been issued for a convention O.
ID m ocrat S in the various counties COM
prising this Congressional District, 10
nominate q candidate for Representa-
tive in Congress. 1t is to be held at
Upton, on Thursday, the 18th day Of
May next.
~ We understand that the individ-
'ual who went into partnership with
Wm. Green, Of Rochester, Cedar coun-
ty, TO build dam over The river ar that
place, has decamped, with S40O in mon
ey and valuable horse belonging to
Mr.. Green. He is no doubt regular
swindler. Mr.. Green is also left TO pay
the laborers who have been employed
on the work. making his total loss by
the operation not less than 500. The
enterprise, we suppose will be aban1
doned.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Estray steer.

NAkEN UP by j. b. Henuiker, in Swaziland
township, on the 18th day Of March, 1854, and
appraised before Silas G. Pisrson, Justice OF the
Peace, as follows ga light rcd, white on belly and
back-marks, on left ear an under half crop, right
ear to be three years old,
and valued at nineteen dofars."
mh3l-l3w A. WASHBURN, Co. Judge.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION This
body will meet at Iowa City next Wednesday
May Sd. Will Mnscatine be represented?
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

The Davenport GazeHe says man afflicted
with cholera was taken of steamboat at
that place one day this week.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
I.osscs by Fire.

Chicago, H., 22d inst, the Commercial
Hotel block, on West Randolph street
SIC, 900.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

THE BALTIC FLEEr.-Thc feat under
Sir Charles Napier carries 1865 guns.
IA ,0l3 men, with total Of $50 horse
power. Ia The course Of few days il
il 10 be reinforced by nine line-of.ba,
tie ships and TER other ships, carrying
In all (including The foregoing} two
thousand two hundred and nintey.two
guns.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Wants---IS ants!

A} want % puy-
w 5000 good pork Hogs; 10000 bushels Wheat;
10000 bushels Corn; 5000 /" O.h;
1900 Rye; 5000 Barley;
And almost everything else the farmer wishes to
SELL for which We will pay the highest market prices
Nov. 2j-,f. JOHN LEMP CO
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We aIso MAJ

fNHOSE indebted to US TO come forward and PAY
/ Up. We toke almost ereryttiag but ,aorey, aud
hat will n he ,erassd !! JOHN LEMP 4 co.
Nov. 25, 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

Some desperate characters have been
committing numerous burgla,ies in Spring.
field, Ohio, for several months past. Re-
Gently two of them, of the name of Fowler,
have been arrested. In the garden of one
was found chest buried in the ground, UNI
der tree, with feather stuck up to desig.
nate the place, containing jewelry and va
by the owners; and under the chest, done
up in a newspaper, were four silver watch
es. Last Thursday night wees, previous to
the arrest of the Fowlers, several stores,
tbs county treasnrer's Office, and several
dwellings, in Springfield, were opened.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

Goop.-Thc Mt. Pleasant Observer gives the erudite
hut nonsensical editor of the Burlington Hack .
the following raps over the kRuckles, in which there
Is more truth than poetry
He is skilled in classic lore. and yet simple, and
void of common sense"
Again" He PROCESSES to edit Wing paper, and a
the same time furnishes staple for the Democrat
&c organs Of the State than does the old fogy of the
z, cxdse, hinself."
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

DIED,
At his residence in Pike township Mascatine coun-
ty, Iowa. ON the 9th instant, Mr.. WM. WATKINS, aged
fortytwo years.
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Situation Wanted.

A Clerk or kgent In scme business irru in this
- City. Reference givsn 1t this Once.
April "a, ls54-N.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

G5-A correspondent from Marietta, Mar
shall county, Uniforms US that young man
nsfred John Drough was shot bv bis trave-
ling companion pear that place, on 2lst
inst. for his money, no doubt. Drough
was lingering at the time efwriting, but lit
tle hope was entertained of hls recovery.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
stowell's Evergreen Sweet Corn.

Stowell's Evergreen Sweet Corn.
FlNIIS is doubtless the bst and M st prolific kind
4 OF sweet eoro ever grown. Ole Of the advan
taRes claimed by Prof Mppes editor of the ssW ork
ing Fsrmer Is that il may be kept fresh and green
The year round. Spec mems bied. when one Or two
years cd graced the dinner Of the managers of the
American Institute in 1851, ans one stalk was pre-.
sented containing eight full and fair ears and MANY
hundred STALKS could have been shown with six ears
each. fYe3
A few bushels for sale bv J. g. GORDON
Muscatine. M arch 81. lS54--4w NanH9
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

-In recent nu .nber ofihe tri- weekly
Burlington Hauk- Eye we find abou, a
column uoder the caption Of 1.-The Mus
ca,ine Journal" which might as we'll
be headed /" Boo,s," for there is scarcely
a sentence in the whole /" rigmarole "
that will remind the reader OF its title
or course all we have to sayi TO pro-
test against having the name of our
humbl sheet used in conhectien with
such silly talk. The sense 81 such
disgrace humbles our pride id the d1st.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Notice.

THE frm of Brent Jsison is this day dissolve
J. BY mutual consent. All debts due said firm
must be PAID to X. w. IL. Brent, and all claim.
sgsinst said firm must be presented to the same.
Museatine, April %, 1854.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
The Markets.

New YORK, April "a:
Flour 81 75ass 81. wheat 81 s7as2, barley 81 10,
oats 54a5Sc, corn S2as3c.
ST. Louis, April %.
Flour S. 80, wheat 81 22asl 3d. corn 45c, oats SIC
barley 65a70c, rye 75c.
CHICAGO, April Is.
Flour sias7 75 wheat st 2lasl 49, corn 4lc, barley
e0c. oats CSC, rye 70a75.
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Notice

A LII fers1ns indebted, either ~ note or bp K ac-
IA c,uu, t, The late e, IN IF Doolittie, arc
festeclf u ly rqu sted to 70 ward ana rake i'm
amsdiate payme to the undersgued otherwise le-
gal course will he taken to eject the outaandinx
deb:s am moelied to take this course in order to
inset { present liabilities Of said NJ
AIrill4, 1854 -tf;] L. d. FARMER.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
MUSCATINE JOURNAL---APRIL 20, 1854

CO A few weeks since the Bank Of Bos
ton offered reward Of $500 to any person
who would so arrange Bank bills that they
could not be counterfeited. The reward
has drawn out large number of inventors.
s. Sully, of Ida Mills, Troy, proposes to
form bank notes by weaving any design in
silk, linen, or cotton, in black on white
ground. These notes could all be made on
the bank premises, and several could be wo-
ven in one and afterwards be separated
George A. Clark, Of Fail! River, Massachu-
sets, proposes to manufacture bank bills in
nearly the same manner. E. F. French, of
Franklin, Vermont, proposes to perforate
the letters which express the denomination
of the bill. NJ. Gerhard, of Delaware, Ohio,
proposes the same plan exactly. N. Young,
of Lancaster, Ohio, in a second letter, pro-
poses the same plan, only it shnll be the
name of the bank which shall be perforated,
and that blank space should be left in the
centre of each bill for this purpose. Geo.
Harvey, of Richmond, Virginia, SUI ggests
that nearly the whole face of the bill be oc
cupied with the figures expressing its value,
so that the whole would have to be altered.
Which Of these plans will be adopted by our
Boston friends remains to be seen.
CO In speaking of the bill graduating
the price of public lands, which passed the
House of Representatives, the New York
Tribune gives it the precedence of the Ne
braska bill for vital and lasting injury to
the best interests of our country. 1t says
that " Though ostensibly reducing the price
of land in favor Of settlers only, it provides
no safeguards against the absorption of
whole counties by individual spectators
and though protesting to cede all the lands
which may have remained thirty years in
market to the States embracing them re-
spectively, this is killed by providing that
the lands shall first be offered for sale ut
II IL cents per acre, at which price all that
either are or are ever likely to be worth
anything will be clutched by spectators.
The natural effect Of this bill will be to give
us cheap lands for few years and dear
lands ever AFTER" We observe that Messrs.
Cook and Hem, of this State, voted for the
bill.
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MAR RED,

In Brownyille, New York, on the 18th Instant, by
the Rev. Mr.. Trip, Mr. ALVIN KENDALL, of Musca-
tine, Iowa, TO Miss SUSAN A. PATRICK OF the former
place.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

=. II. White a. Bros.
MANUFACTURERS If Clsshiss and dealers in
Ivl sentiemep's Farni. hing Goods, Rubber and Oil
Goods, Trunks, Vaises, 81. nhl7-f,x5
j. WHITE, No. 1873 South alter st., Chicago, Ills.
". G. WHITE. Cup stairs
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

The WEATHER, after several days of sum-
mer-like warmness, has turned quite Geld
againi
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

ITO DUNCAN DRUMMOND Sir You ere
l. hereby notified that the 10th day Of Ssptem-
Der, A. D., 1853, W. G. Woodward filed in the eff q
Of the Clerk of the District Court of the State Of Iowa
IN the county of Mucatine, his PETITION claiming Of
you the title to lot in block 1O2 in the city of Mus
cane, State of Iowa. and praying that his title there
to may be quoted; and that unless you appear and
answer thereto on or before the nernng of the soc-
ond day of xt term Of said court default will he
entered and Judgment rend rod thereon.
mch24 4Y WM IEEEINGWEII. Clark
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

TmASKs to Hon. Geo. w. Jones for en-
arpfa Of pablo Documents.
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Wanted !.

1--WE CABINET MAKERS wanted at the Bed.
i stead Factory of DUNSM0HE x CHAMBERS.
April IL, lS5l--tf g
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Received per Late Arrivals.

A LARGE assortment of D-y G ods. Hardware,
"A ass, Boots and Shoes, Groceres, g., which
VIII FELL cheap for cash or approved prosuce.
April z, ls54-tf A. DUNS ORE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Drugs, medicines, dye-stuffs

VHKNISHIsS. TAIN7S, 7UILN.
( lass Ware and Window Glass, for sale at the
~ lowest price for cash, at the New Drug Store Of
De. 30 vo,I H JAMES NJ. DoUGHeRTY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
DIR. S. sCHOCY

CONTINUES TO prac ice in ali the branches Go.
~ longing to his profession. He may b. fund at
jams M ID ugherys drug store S2csnd street, or at
tl,0gilyie House.
Mascatine, March 81. 1SJi-'f
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

GROcEalES-Lrgs eek Of Graeerias jass 70
~ ceived and for sale cheap, AZ Ms Main-st
mh "a j. A. h w. MCCORMICK.
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sTik ea5 5aI sas uc 81
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
Mechanics, inventors, Manufacturers.
$50. In Cnsh Prizes. S55O.

VOLUME Ten or THE ''ScIESTIFIc AMERIcANf'
commences on the 10th Of September II.
is chiefly devoted TO the advancement Of The IN
tereSts OF Mechanics, Inventors, Manu- ufactuTeTs
and Farmers, and is edited by men practically
skilled in the arts and sciences PT0t,atly no.
other journal Of the same characteris so exten-
syely circulated, so generally esteemed for its
practical ability Nearly all The valuable Pate mis-
which issue weekly from the Patent 0Gice are
illustrated with engrayiDgs, aud The claims OF all
the Patents are published regularly in its columns
as they are issued, thus making il Scientific and
Mechanical Encyclopedia Conformation upon the
subjects OF Mechanical Improvements, Chemistry,
Engineering and the Sciences generally. II 10
published weekly in quarto form suitable ior
binding, aud each volume contains iour hundred
and sixteen pages Of reading matter, severalhun.
dred engravings, with flril and complete Index.
Its circulation on he last Volume exceeded 23,.
600 copies per week. and the practical receipts
in one volume are worth to any family much
more than the subscription price.
The following Cash Prizes are offered By the
Publishes for the fourteen larges. lists OF sub,
scribers sent in by the LIST OF January. 1866
800 will be given for the largest list; 275 f,r
the second; S65 for the third; s55 for the fourth;
$50 for the fifth; $45 for the sixth; $40 fnr the
seventh; $35 for the eighth; $40 Tor the ninth;
$25 for the tenth; $40 for the eleventh; Sl6 fcf
the twelfth; $40 for the thirteenth; and 10 fer
the fourteenth. The cash will be paid to the
order Of the successful competitor Immediately
after the 6rst Of January, 1855.
TERMs:--One copy, one year. 50; one copy, six
months, 81, Eve copies, six months, 81; ten COO.
les, six months, So; ten copies, twelve months.
SIS; fifteen copies, twelve months. S22; twenty
copies, twelve months. $2S in advance.
No number Of subscriptions above twenty can
be taken at less than Sl.40 each. Names can be-
sent in at different times and from different Post
Offices. ..r
Southern and Western money taken for sub
scriptions. .Ii
letters should be directed, post paid, TO Muna
X Co. 1873 Fulton Street, NY. 80. f,+.a
Messrs. Mum & Co. are extensively engaged
in procuring patents for new inventions, and Will
advise inventors. withou: charge, in regar 10 the
novelty Of their improvements. ..,.:. n.
August %, 1854,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14
Acting Governur OF Nebraska.

The Washington Union shows bad state
Of feeling on ,he par Df The Secretary Of
War, Col. Jeff. Davis. The traitor nullifier oi
MississippL toward Gen. Woo. who has bee o
rent 10 California Wool 10 Democrat,
and is. in every seDsG. twice the man ,hd,
Pierce ever was. Bu. he was considered
rather in the way, with possibility Of being
taken up 90 the Democratic candidate ioG
PTesideN. in 1856. and so hs was SEM 10 the
Pacific Cuns.. He did his duly lhers. as b.
ever dues. and was ordered away from San
Francisco to Benicia, because he inssrisFed
10 arres, and bring 10 justice the pira,es
.hal were planning flibuslering expediiiohs
against LAWYER Caliiornia and Sonora. Wool
isels ,ha. he Is wroneed. and ,hs Califurniu
Pabsrs do no. hesitate 70 u,les their displeas.
ure. ss ii
This is al 10 ,he family, and we are no'
disposed TO in.eriere; bu, !. Is not wonderful
with such pely exhibitions Of weakDess and
spite. that the adminissTa.ia of Fierce Il Co
should sink, II possible. INFO lower dsatt
Than tho, Of John Tyltr-O S jour.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

If y N. j i ! e.
SHocEING OuTRAGg IN SULLIVAN CouNTY.
IND.--A sullivan county (ind. exclIiDgs.
says ,ha, q man. who, on account OF his
being drunk and quarrelsome, was elected
from the Gr,lhlh tlo,eI. in Mercer township
in that county, commi.,ed The following ex.
ITaordinary crime: -.i
This reused the demon In him, and
prowling abom the streets, he was attracted
by light In the house Of q Mr. Adams. VIII,
was watching by the bedside oi Slck child.
The find entered hero unceremonlously
aud, wnhou. tho sliehies. provoca.ion. com,
m-0ced brutal, and murderous assault,
Mr.. A. with krife. cutting. and s,abbng
him in such aRianner ,ha, he lies In a very
critical situation. This was sbou, ,ntdniuh,.
The assassin was complete Stranger wMr.
Adams. He was arrested and brodgh, here
yesterday morning, and is now in Jail await.
ing an examination. "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-14

What Byemaa's SaydspaNlla 9N svs
DLEAsEread. the following certificate. i.om
il J. R. ELLIS. Of Racine. Meigs county, O..
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