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The Empire County argus., 1854-12-23
DAGUERREOTYPES FOR $500.
Shew'S DaguGmeOtype Rooms,
HAVE REMOVED TO THE FIRE-PRooF BUILDING
No. l66 CLAY STREET

No. l66 CLAY STREET.
few doors above Montgomery Street. north sde opposite
Dr. Rabies Building.
NER SIIEW has the satisfaction ofannouncins that he
1vA has ted up splendid suit Of rooms FOR taking Pho
to graphic Pictures upon glass paper metal plates
Persons who feel interested in the Photograph Art are in
ved to call and examine collection Of Daguerreotypes
ken upon paper and glass which embrace of tho
most interesting scenery history and possess brilian-
ey OF tone and disncness of outline which surpasS any
thing heretofore produced on tn, Pacific Coast
Mr. 5 also that he has reduced his prices to
less than half his former rates. and is prepared to
take good pictures for 81 be obtained at any 9th
establishment at double that price Persons who have
had pictures taken elsewhere have them taken
over for a trifng expense.
Please remember the number, 1S6 Clay street, North
side, few doors above Montgomery street, and give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
All California papers please copy month, and send
one copy containing this adrertsement
eSau Francisco, Nov. ii, 1854. 2 I'm.
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UNropuLAR.-Judge Barbour recently indicted
by the Grand Jury in Marysvlle, for an assault
toned for charge of venue, on the ground that
the people of Yuba are SO prejudiced against him
that he cannot have a fair trial If cases were
only to be tried where there is certainty of fair
trial. Heaven only knows where the venue would
be transferred to-certainly nowhere in the State
of California. By the above application, it would
great discount as its purty.--Wide Wesi.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-23
FOR SALE.

+ss5SAh THE well-known Orleans Hotel, situated on
1M Main street, Colona, door south Of the Metro
liM poan. The above property together with the
k141A fixtures thereon offered for sale.
Also large number of Hogs and Fowls will be sold
cheap the proprietors very to return the
Atlantic States
p s. All persons indebted to the Orleans Hotel are
requested to call and settle Immediately in order
COSTS BRAMER q BRO,
Coloma, August 4, 1854
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POLICEMAN STABBED.--On Monday last, about
o'clock in the evening, Miss Howar6-abbed
policeman in San Francisco, by the name of Kerri-
son, wounding him dangerously. According to her
account Kerrison had grossly deceived her; she
therefore determined to kill him.
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RAILROAD HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.

xENHlS House open for the accommodation of the
n travelling public For cleanliness, air and comfort it
is not surpassed the Pacific and trial is sufficient
guarantee for continued patronage Attached to the House
are two RESTAURANTS I20 feet long, extending from
Commercial to Clay streets and will accommodate 200 per-
at time The Floors and Tables all Marble,
and everything correspond and they have the most
complete arrangements for BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DIN
NER and TEA in San Francisco and will be conducted
upon the most liberal terms, being confident that beray
secures patronage.
The Hotel part of the house is kept upon the European
plan. BARRIERS Shop and Bath Rooms attached
Entrance to the Hotel or Restaurants, 81 Clay street
and 48 Commercial, near Battery.
HALEY Il THOMPSON, Railroad House.
521
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I. O. of O. F.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Dedication of the
~ Hall of Coloma Lodge, No, r. l. o. of o.. F. will
take place Monday, January 1885, at O'clock M.
An Address will be delivered by the Rev. Mr. Taylor of
Placervlle Members of the Order requested to be
punctual in their attendance at the time appointed
The public are invited. By order of the Lodge,
E. F. MOORE r. S. J. G.. BROWN, N G.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-23

DRUNKEN FEMALES AND CoNJUGAL Felicity
The Philadelphia Leger relates that one morning
two women, both mothers, were before his Honor
the Recorder, charged with being drunk The
same morning seven men were before his Honor,
charged with whipping their wives.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-23
The Pacific Loan and Security Bank.

is receiving deposits of cash from Ten Dollars up
wards at the rate of and half per cent per month";
and secured by mortgage for year spacious reproof
brick buildings and lot 25x70 insured and advanag geousy
located in this city Also, fer six months by fire
brick building and lot 22xl37.
MARRIOTT & WHEELER, Trustees,
SO Merchant street.
San Francisco, Nov. q 1854 52.3n
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/. o. of o. r.

..sssaxgzae /. o. of o. #.
- CoLoMA LODGE, No. 27, I. O. of o. F.,
organised August 81 1854, meets Saturday
evening of each week at o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hail. on
Main street, Cooma. Brethren of the Order in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
+. G. BROWN, N. G..
RICHARD E. F. MOORE, r. s.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-23

WHEN you 60 to Georgetown if you want goot
coffee, fine oysters and every thing else good in h
world step into John Marchant's.
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-23
Volcano Mt. Quartz Mining Co.

TENHE Stockholders in said Co., hereby notified that
Il the next regular meeting Of the Company will be hol-
den at the Vein the first Monday in January next,
which time general attendance is requested and all
enforced. E. A. HILLS, Prest.
Nov 2S, 1854 43
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

Six barre's Of whisky, one essk Of brandy, and
sundy bstslss Of chsnpaisns. (which hal been sur
rsndsrsd BY Alex. CALDWELL, were publicly and core
noptoasly destroyed ct Fairfield, few days sg,, by
Ne Sons of Temperance. Several schools. with thsi
t.aohsr, also present, and the assembly was I'd
drsssd By Rev. L. 3. Dssnis and others.
By the latest accounts from Lower Californiatft
sppsazs that nssidsot walker. having besa relieved
from his embarasstAg posstou at Eaeinado IVES onoe
noes carrying I'll before him. He hsd been strongly
;ssiaferosd, and his command was In 6ne spirits.
n ANAL pox Il prevailing at Tsrs Hsuts. Ind.
= Bsssdsa and Denmark havssusd circulars declar-
fng thsir nsutrslity, como what may.
. 1xocuuon.-JamM L. Hoare Was hung at New
Yeek, % Frdayvths 37tA ultimo, for the murder Of
Susan NeAnay.
Governor Boon. II Florida, has iasasd orders "a
Mig. Gen. Jehnsoa, Of that State, to organise bis
61esds ct oncs, u pursuance Of act OF the last
esatufe, providing tor the dual removal Of the In
hons By fogce, necessary.
The lttls steamer Jenny Lind, knowa In this trade
y running In the Wabash river.
81 Upwards Of $50 coal bosts have bean lost on the
OAio river, rsesaty, BY winds, fogs aad Toe, together
NM Is o. 80 lives.
IupsAx WAR-The Chsyennes and Sioux are At
var With tbs PAwnees. % tho Piaiqs, and number
NetAe latter have BEEN kilei ia resent skirmishss
\ 1lwssi Sisvia mystsriou,ly dissppssred from Lou
esas, n.y., On the al uit, and hai not been heard
Srso'sv sths 77th.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
tbs Next Caor. = The New York

Tribune ssys:
The inducements held out to farmers
to plant large spring crop were never
more uatlering than at the present
time. Wheat is higher this day than
ever known before in New York, and SO
Of all other grain. And these large pri-
ces are got entirely the result Of specu-
lation. based upon European war news.
Independents Of the war demand. there
10 I. scarcity Of breadstuffs broad. which
has already drawn OF the surplus of
our crops. until the price is affected
by the natural Law Of demand and sup.
ply. The supply having become ex.
hausted. and the great American grans.
~. in q measure emp,ied. the world
calls upon the farmers to refill it.
There is another demand for grain be.
sides the foreign one. which will pre-
vent prices from rsceding below the
paying point for several years to come..
aud ihst is for the immense number OF
hands employed in building railroads
These works cannot be suddenly, stop.
ped. no matter what til. pressure may
be upon the money or grain market.
because. to stop them would be ruin to
the capitalists. Therefore, we repeat
ths.coansel-plow early. SOW early. and
plant largely next spring! E
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
Hog sale.

pY virtu. If ordinance passed by the City Coun-
ID ell of the uity Of Muscaine Dec. 2, 1852. relative
swns running at large within the limits Of the city
have sncl sid in the city pound, on lot thres
80 block twenty nine t29 twenty head Of sviue-tbe
owners u vhch required to prove property, pay
charges and take than away within FIVE days fron,
tbis date. t'undsy exceptsd) II not % redeemed.
Shall proceed by virtue Of said ordinance the sixth
dav af.r date, Sunday exceptcd)-Fridsy, Feb. ~,
IS54-b,tween the hours Of 10 A. N. and O'Clock p.
NJ III the same at public auction TO the bighe -
bidder, { casN. ABtAL FRY, City Marshal.
Muscatins, Fet. IN, 1854.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
FL. @. JENNISON,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
Forrsrjins and Commission Merch mt and Dealer n
all kinds # Produc, and Provi.ioas,
~ lie. --rrnrei - Second street, few Dora
above the prst-Oais,, "eG
NITHEaE tho sirizeus and farmers will find every
w sr'ic. in he Provision and Grocery line, Of The
best quality, AMI loves. prices.
WANTED,
Msrseting IT every description for which tn, high
est market price viii BE- given in cash. All packages
sent home free Of charg>.
Muscstine, F.hru,ry 10, 1s5i-tf
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MUsCATINE} JOURNALI ---FEBRU ARY TO, 1854! I
Fresh Drugs from the East.
FAY & STONE

III AVE jus, received from PhiIatel- p
IL Phia and Boston, their fall stock 81 =
OF DRUGS anu MEDICINES. selected
with care aud warranted pure and gen.
uine, which they will sell rcasoa able and -
low at Wholesale and Retail.
Our patrons will please Hecem our thank.
past patronage, and we will be happy 10 s-e us
toners at oil hours.
N. ": All or,lers will receive prompt attention
and toiH ,Oarrant all Medicines IF mol safisfac-
lcry, return them and get your money at am
time. FAY s. S.i,,NE
Muscatine, Sept. 0, 1853.
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NEW STORE AND
CHE UP O. OODS,


as unders'gned would respectfully Invite the at
= tenton ct the citizens Of Muscatine and vicinity
70 tner entire new stock of Staple and Fancy DIV
1oeds, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &C., direct from,
Eastern cities, which We are Offering for CASH At
prices never before heard Of in the West.
Our motto is 'quick sales and small profits"
we can sell you larger bundle Of goods for the
Ape money tnan any other establishment in the city.
Under the ODD FELLOWS HALL.
One door below A. Reuiing.
Muscatine, Nov. IL, 1881 OLDs BONN.
4 CHOICE lot Of Muslin DaLaines and Cashmere.
LAT mill OLDS 4 YOHN'S Cash Store.
LANNELS,a good assortment plain and barred .at
L mill OLDS BOHN's Cash Store.
SHAWLS.-Bay State, Empire and Waterloo
- Shawls. For sale cheap at -
mill OLDs q BoHN'S Cash Store.
X MBho!DERED Curtain Muslins. Very cheap at
- lnllI OLDS d BOHN'S Cash Store.
+ oSIERY;Isilk, Lambs Wool Alpaca and
tnlll oLDs BoHN's Cash Store.
K MBKOlDERED and plain Linen Cambria Hand.
min Il oLDS & BoHN's Cash Store.
M EhiNoS Cobsrgo and AIpscas, black and colored
~ =. OLD'S B0HN'S Cash Store.
4 10 INC pace 10 Guy your prints that
~ o' .sae' Nov. ii, 1858.
DIAM and Embroidered DeBepe at
lnllJ OLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
pROADCLOTH and Cassim.res, plain and fanov
l. very cheap At OLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
NTHITE and Colored Carpet Yarn at
wv Gnl1] OLDS / BOHN'S Cash Store.
SHELL and India Rubber combs at
Y lul1l 0LDS BoHN'S Cash Store.
FRENCH Embroidered Cambria Collars at
MIL OLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
SWlSS and Cambria Eigine and lnsertingsat
- lnlll a OLDS & BOHN'S Cash Store.
+ NGLISH BUCKSKIN & Corduroy for sale cbeap
~ at lnlll OLDS BOHN'S Cash Store.
JUST RECEIVED-Black silk lsces, yirpps and
velvet trimmings at OLDS 4 BoHN'z.
New style Cashmere shawIs just opened at
DEC. q. OLDS & BOHNs.
Deo. 2. OLDS BOHNs.
T AIDES fancy Caters and son,ae Ties 1t
4 :. ssDec. z.ssa-s y - 'f ODDS q BOHNs.
ZEPHYR W0RSTEDS, all shades. at
pee =. 49, oLDS B0HN'e.
NICE lot Of figured AL wool d'Laines and Cash
merea, at OLDS & BOHNs.
" ana Satchs'ls at OLDS & BOHNi.
NPLENDlD article of sack f,npels, all cojors. ut
y Dec. z. 0LDS BOHN's.
RLAck and colcred English yelvets, at
DEC. =. oLDs 4 BoHN's.
4 ENERAL a.s1rtment Of Lldies' and q .,,,s KID
~ uioses' at OLDS & BOHN,s.
HE, black, grey and blue mixed Yarrs. at
m Dec. 2. GIDs q poiiN,
nae are just reesivn aiarg, assortment IF e;i,s,
w ware. tDsc.2 oLDS & BONN.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
DHNHifyHR u
DIR T. e. PRIDE

FROM Chicago. would respectfully announce to the
Ladies and ,utieinsn Of Muscitine and vicinity.
that he has Gated himself in this city aneutly
for the practise Of DxrrAL SURGERY. All kinds Of
Dental w,rk done and warranted.
EH Oacs for ID" nr ,seEt, st til, \ aerican Ho.sl
Room f, VI Stairs. "a
Also, instruction given Piano and Melodasn.
~ Dr. viii h. happy to m,et the singers of
ti and 9th rs in'erests ut the Methodist Church.
WITH view 10 forming Singing Class, on next Fri
day evening, at 81 clo,k
atire, February 10, 1854.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

Tn. ExrLoGoS AT RAvrusvooD, N. Y.-rbs de-
tails OF the terrible expsi OF ball cartridge factory
1t nswood, Long leland, on the 18th ult., have
rescnet Us IL the New York papers, Sixtesn persons
--thirteen OF whom were children-wers instantly
killed The explosion was so terrible that it cit the
victims to nince- meat Fragments Of fingers, toes,
entrsis and bones cast I'VE hundred yards, along
with the cartridges.
havenswood is q small village, composed mainly Of
cottage of citizens Of New York. II is
theshorc OF the East river, opposite Ba ,kwe's Is
land, between Green Point and Astoria. The houses
are scattered along the Astoria Turnpike irreguary
Tor about two miles, The northern portion is called
Upper and the southern (wherc the occurred
Lower Ravenswood.
Martin KOszen.
a vote OF thanks and sword was voted, 174 10 O.
N the u .. House of Representatives., recently, 20
affair. N>'''''
singular comment on the above Is the fact that
tnn same Martin Koszts Is now in Now York 10 state
9. utter restitution. An attempt was made BY some
OF nis friends to obtain for him petty clerkship.
worth hve dollars week, which failed He has sincs
spprsnticed himself 10 daguerrean artist.
terrible tornado swept through southwestern
aesrgia, on the llth alt. Two children yer. killed
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
=. n. WILLIAMS. J. cARsKADpss.
WILLIAMS Il CARSKADDAN,
A TTORNEYS COUNsELLoRs AT LAw--Mu,
n catins, Iowa. l8r Ofice--s.Enqurer" Office.
Muscatins, Jan. Is, ls53.-1y.
J. cARsKADDsH.

SUGAR-HOUSE Molasses, Sugar, Teas, &C., for
~ sale cheap by [Dec. 6, '53.] A. DUNSM0RE.
MERINOS-- Colored and black French Merinos for
WI 'ale cheap BY [jan13l A. DussxoRE.
ROMBAZINES-Blsck Bombsznes for sale BY
u January Is, 1854. A. DuSsmoRE.
nOUBLEBARRELED Guns and Pistols for sale by
~ January IL, 1854. A. DUNsMoRE.
A LARGE assortment of planes, jacks, smooth join
IL tiers, &C., for sale by A. DuSsMoRs.
GREEN Window Paper and Window Blinds for
N sale BY [janl3l A. DUSsxoRE.
HATS CAPS-Cheap for cash by
"A January Is, 1854. A. DUSsMoRE.
for sale cheap by
W January ID, 1854. A. DuxsroRE.
I INEN Napkins, bird 's-eye diaper, 1914 and ia
IL sheeing, and pillow-case muslin, cheap for cash
BY janl3l a. DUNsMoRE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

Mr.. Benton will oppose the Nebra ska
bill with all his might. He says the
north viii knock Douglass brains out
if Is passes, and the South will kick him
him Il II den't-sad that every north.
srn man who supports il will DO ruined
for eves. Esa7 S.
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! Christmas 8. Ne,0 Fears Presents az
Mlmtsg's !
Sky-Light Daguerrean Gallery ]

Y Orer ~. q. J01es 4 Co. S .Je,ceEru Sore. y
MUsCATINE, IOWA. y
zMk. IL has just received his winter sssortmentZ
Zul Of stock, and purchased two third size lens
Zdoube the size OF any other used in this city
(which gives 1t greater powers Of light which blendZ
1.-THE light and shade moro equally, and, takes theZ
Zikensssin ons half the time Of the coumcn camera
Zher beloved one?-that embodiment, as il were off
1.-THE forms spirit-that exquisite and perfect im-Z
Zpress of the features Yes, it docs raise the mindZ
Zfrom earth to heaven, and brings 70 the imagna- z
Elton the fairy, spiritual form Of the dear departed
Zand make rs hope and wish to join them in eternity
0-p Please call. Dec Ia 1854 2
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ESTk AN CnU INC,
EstraY Colts.
WE have RECEITEI

| sm ulon 20 cur Mammoth stock Of Ciothip~ .
iuI assortment Of Boys and Youtbss Ciosh!.s..
fInosrgarments Cotton Flannel, Wooden. Msr;.ss'
rlmos wool, Cashmere and Silks; Sprin. rs.ss
Was Was and Silk Handkerchisfs; Gloves-Cstsc.
all eoIo,. ssS su ksain Kidd Spool sk-Si,
spicneid assortment ALSO, largo ss,ertmsn. -
ro,. monss, Pocket Knives Combs, French and c,s,.
man Acoordeous, and Harmoncas, Money Pure CO
&c. HETLRRIiWa III ,S1css: -
Auseatins, September 80, 1853.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
Bargains.

r HAVE full stock Of Boots, Shoes, Leather. Sad
i alery- Hardware, Saddle Trees, Horse Collars.
Hames, Carriage Trimmings and every thing general
" in my line, which am bound to sell at the lowest
possible prices, to make room for my spring stock
Those wshsg bargains will do we'll to cali while NV
assortment is good. My own manufacture of boots
and shoes constantly on hand or made to order.
Dec. %, 1858. CHAS. NEALLEY
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10

IHEY have splendid assortment Of Bay Sta'e
! Shawls, low for cash. Please call and examine
at tol4] QUNNs'.
S,ILK BONNETS-A fine lot, which is offered TO
- less money than at any house in town. Ladies',
please call at [e14l QUIsss'. r
rVHEEE yen viii find anything you may oaii for !;
Goods Cotton Yarn, Carpet do, at [ol4l QUISSs'.
UEENSwARE, Glassware. de-, &C., fus assort-
W nents, at [ol41 QUINSs'.
BOOTS and Shoes without number; iadiss' Kid and
ID Bootees cloth CATERS Morocco do, enameled do,
very cheap for cash, at Gel4l QuINss'.
you will 6nd log and Trace Chains, Looking Glass
i es Hardware and Cutlery. and any quantity of
door-trimnipg,, at [e14] QuIsss'.
UATs-when gentleman wants fashionable
Ill hat just 60 to Gol4] QUINrs'.
CAPS-Silk oils, silk plush and mohair Caps. at
" Oct. Ia, 1858. ,I QuIsss'.
HATS from rs cents to 81 50, which cannot help
III nut give satisfaction. QUINN BRo.
JSLANNEL-white, red and spott ed bed ticking
Il brown and bleached sheeting, at QUINSs'.
r INEN and cotton Table Cloths at tAsita
IL Oct. IA, 1853. QUiHHs'.
CLOvEs-Buck gloves. zeal guantlets, chsmbray
VI do. silk de-, buck mitts, &C., ut QuiNNs'.
MUPFS-Ladies, il you want good muG. cheap
wi one, 70 to Col4l QUINss'.
after CAPS A few otter caps, for sale very low
Oat [ol4l 9h QuIsHs'.
nROCERIES-An kinds of Groceries, low for cash,
VI at To14l QUINss'.
,AGS, Beeswax, Oats, Corn and Wheat wanted at
Il Oct. IA. 1883. QUINNs'.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
Perfumeries.

FANCY soaps, fne tooth and skin brushes, paint
brushes osbornes water coiors surgical and dental
Instruments and every article usually found in drug
stores, for sale cheap At the New Drug Store 2dstree
Muscatins, By (decS0'53) JAMES NJ. DouausRrr.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
y. W. Mitchell's
NEW DAG UERRE.4N ROOMS.

you want highly finished life-like Dagusr.
l. reotype, with or without colors, call at the
newly fitted up rooons Of J. w. Mitchell, si,ua.
ted over Messrs. Vance & Bre. Flu ni,ure Store
en- The corner OF Cedar and secon Streets where
he can always be found OF oil times ready to take
pictures please or no pay. Having lately re.
turned Lem ST. Louis with all the lales, improve.
mcn,s o. he art. he lallers himself I, q, hi, WORK
cannot | exceIleJ in the west.
June 1, lS53-tf.
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Salo Of House and Half Lot
and Furniture.

IIE undertigned of,rs for sale bis II use ard Half
l Lot on Sirth street, the United Brethren
Church-a'so bic Il usebold Furniture, all Of which
will be sold low for cash. Also. IL acres of timber
lard An Island near Drugs Landing.
For further information, call on Abraham Pa'msr
the premises, or Isaac Palmer.
Muscatn February 10. l554.--2m
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Kimball's City Cash Store

CONTINUES to do the "dear people" good in the
~ way # giving MORE goods for less money than
sny store in Mussatne. Don't take my word for it
call and examine. NV assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Is unsurpassed in the city, The Cash System enables
me to sell for small profit and saves the buyer who
pays cash at least 20 per cent.
~Grcat bargains will be given from this time
until New Years. j. FRED KINRALL
Muscatine, Dec. Z, 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
Great Attraction!
Is TO 20 PER CENT. REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
A. w. HULL,
MAIN STREET

Nearly Opposite the Americxn Hotel,
VNISHING to reduce his stock before the opsninr
w Of spring, will from this time until the erst Of
March, offer bis entire stock Of General Merchandise
At greatly reduced prices, for Cash Consisting in
part of all kinds Ladies' Dress Goods, Dress Trim
mngs, Shaws, White Goods, Lases, Superfise French
Black Cloth. Cassineres, Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds,
Fsnnes, Lnseys, Notions Hosiery Gloves, Boots and
Shoes, large assortment. very cheap, Hats, Caps,
Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings, Hardware, Grocer
- Thankful for past favo $. would resr ectfully
request his friends and the public generally, to eail
and examine the goods and prices whom they will be
convinced that the above is no humbug.
Muscatine, Dec. 80 80,
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SnodgraSs 4 McCampbelI,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers

MUSCATINE, IOWI,
AVE Just received general stock OF goods
IL in their I'm consisting of the following arti.
cles, to-wit:
Sugars Of all qualities Lemon syruts
Molasses, in bbls, half Tubs, buckets
bbs and kegs }Wi!low-ware, clothes pins
Coffee -lilo and Java Churns. spades, shovels
Teas. of all kinds Hoes. brrums
Saleraus, indigo madden Cotton yarn and batting
Nails, assorted Candle wickiRg
Goldfish Carpet chain
Nos. and { mackerel- {Cor,lace. assorted
Nu'megs. cinnamon Meal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger inss tumhers
Lemons, oranges, falm leaf hats
Dried apples and peachesISoap, tobacco
White lead, Cigars regalias, princi-
Window 81 lass. sx 10 an,ll pes and Cuba skies
lOxi2 lrunes, raisins almonds
Star and tallow candles iPecans, poa-nuis.
Linsced, sperm and olive Dried Gu, rants, rice
oils sss Cheese, pepper-sauce
And all other articles usually kept by grocers,
which will be sold as cheap as can be bought in
Musca'ine, for cash or approved country produce.
May G, ls53-ap22-3
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-10
Tax sale.

NOTICE il hsrby given, that on TbuSay, the second
IN f2i) day Of March, A. d. 1851 will proceed 10
sell all lots, and parts of lots and lands in the Citv
Of Muscatine, which the City Taxes for the year
1853, remain due and unpaid. The said sale 10 be
made It public auction, At the door OF the Csurt
Houss in said City, In accordance With hv-betveen
the hours OF nine O'Clock 4. NJ and four cello ?.
and continue from day to day until all the lets On
which the Taxes remain due and unpaid as Aforesaid
shall Be sold. e,tsS ssFes ssa
ABfAL FRY, City Marshal and Collector.
Muscatine, Jan. 80, lssl--4w. - ~