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system IN better condition. Let ali interested
remedy call ana obtain pamphlet ree) containing ample
Proof from highly sources happy
physicians who have used it in heiz practice and speak
from their observations. q = - :
RrrKREscrs-P. B. Psckham, NJ. D., Utica, N. " L. \.
Fleming, M. D., Canandagua, N. Y, M. II. Hills M D.
Rochester, D. Y. Foote, M D. syracu se " w. Prof
more, Md, w. w. Reese, M. D. New York City, W. Pres
cott, M d., Concord N. H., J. p Newland, NJ. D. Utica
Pamphlets had gratis at J. P. DRoMeooLE & Co.'S Patent
Medicine House, College street, Wholesale and Retai
Agent Nashville, Tepnessee. tliIl
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at prices warranted to ssit the times.
The following comprises part of his Stock, viz:
120 dog Mustang Lniment, AZ do Extra Toilet Soaps
96 do Williams VIC d 40 do Family Soaps,
Naptha, 100 do Common Cakes,
90 do Ayers Cherry Peeto "a do Rusieton, Clark &
raj, Co.'S. Cod Liver Oil.
JOB do Chinese Rheumatlc 60 do Lyons ksthairon,
Antidote, Perry Davis Pain Killer,
12 90 William Sarsparilla Farrels Arabian Liniment,
45 do Henry's Inygsrat- Houek's Panacea,
Cordial, Gray's Ointment,
10 do Morse's lnyigorat- Houses Medicines,
ing Cordial, DIR. ID. Jayne's Medicines.
"a do Hoopand's German Mofatt's and Brandreth's
Bters, pills,
4S do Bulls Sarsaparia, Arnolds and Houses Pills,
ls0 do Dromgoole 5 Femael Smiths and Souie's do,
Bnters Wrght's and Cooks do.
500 do Melane's& & Fahues- Jayne's and Peters do,
stocks Vermifnge, Carters Spanish Mixture,
100 do Fine and common Urban's Anti Baehanalan,
Cofognes assort. Elixir for Intemperance,
100 do Hair Pomatnms, Urbnns Anti-Dy speptc Bx-
50 do do Oils, celsior. ~ .l
% do Assorted Extracts for ladies', Chdrens & Gents
VI the handkerchief, Shoulder Braces,
"a do Transparent Wash Hebrew Plaster, l--5
Balls, HoughtoD's Pepsin,
ss do Transparent Cakes, Marchse's Uterine Cathol
S6 do SapoRaceous Com con,
pound, Smiths Tonic Syrup,
"A do Fine Honey Soap, Graefenherg Medicines,
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STRAWBERRY VINES.

STRAWBERRY VINES.
L HAVE made arrangements TO supply the citizens of
Nashville with the superior Strawberry Vine grown
b. Mr. Henry Driver consisting of several choice varieties
drawings of which may be at my store. Orders left
one day will be promptly filled the next morning
feb24 "a 43 College street.
ONION TOPS.-2O barrels just received and for sale
Oby W.F. GRAY,
feb25 "a Cor. Broad and Market SITS.
AND WARRANTS.-We are buying and paying
i i the very highest prices for LAM WARRANTS Per-
sons distance having warrants to sell by sending to
by mail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling at the time Nashville and
the cash RENTED or paid to order.
july2l DYERPEARL d CO
PRINTERS, MERCHANTS, AND PEDLARs
HAV increased and am still increasing MY paper ma
chinery and manufacturing from so To- 20 reams
of printing paper daily and fill order oftwo three
hundred reams in weeks notice of any of the sizes
named below and at the prices attached The quality OF
the paper will be the that used by all the Nashville
political papers.
The hereafter will be cash before the paper leaves
the store unless it for sums $780, which ninety
days four onths will be given by the purchasers estab-
fishing my satisfaction both their sovency and prompt
ness, aud giving note payable in Bank with good en-
dorser.
The following are the sizes and proes viz: f.
2s by AZ at 81 % per ream q by 81 at 81 % per rea
| 81 by Al at 400 +" "a by SO at %
| 26 by SIS at 8 80 q by 81 at S12h"
| 25 by 50 at 387x" 2S by SO at 500 F"
Sizes varying proportion but no variation in the prices
| above for ream or !, 600 rearns.
Printers in St Louis and Memphis referred to my
prices &C. Freight from Nashville TO either point ranges
"iar ianUsrys Us srV nv f'' ~ '' ". WHiTEMAN.
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T. II.
marlO-lm G.. & NJ of Davidson County Court

VALUABLE I NEGKOEs . n. t, FOR Or, sALE.MBy "A b;5y
County rendered the February term 1854, in the
of VIM N. Phipps e al Alexander w Gray, ct al will
offer for sale the Courthouse the town of Nashville
Saturday the first day of April next the following young
negroes, to wit, ......l .=-..r r..-........-
Elisha aged about :. ..,................ % years,
. eais'
Fred, do do o........................u II '
Lewis do do o......................1 Is
Juda DO do o....-....-..............l4 II
Said negroes belong the estate of Robert Phpps de-
ceased and are sold for distribution upon the following
terms 10 wit upon credit of 2 months except the sum Of
s5o to be paid in cash. notes with good security required
mario '54-sd +. K. CHEATHAM, c. i NJ.
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Rheumatism Cured . The undersigned have fr
sale tn at remedy AoKTIsoazs Rsru-
onPousD which has obtained universal fame ia
ring this dreadful disease in all its FORMS either ssasS
ry chroaic. Thousands who had long becn cp
health by its s.,x
.~ - HGSC0yIL. Druggist
~ t-t-l BERRY a DEM0VuLk
TwELLS,
IP DROAG00LE,
,,,a,xx-akua Nashville, Tsnnessea
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ENTIRELY NEW!

nR DROMGOOLE SEQ, has just received at No. l2
IL College St, Nashville anew and complete assortment
Family Medicines, Perfumes Toilet and Family Soaps
Shoulder Braces, Supporters &c. which he offers The
wTJnJESAvE AEn RETAIL
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SUNDRIES..
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
ATODD FELLoWs, I,


ME third Annual commencement of the Medica. De
par;ment will be held on MONDAY 9th inst at hal
past O'Clock PM, si@ -
AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
The Vaiedictories will be delivered by C. r. MAYSON
NJ d of the Class. and Professor G. X. WINSTON, NJ D.
of the Faculty. q Eif q iai -s ell -
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Nashville and its vicinity are
rery respectfully invited to attend.
9ss9if J. B. LINDSLEY, NJ D.,
ieb26 s54s = EsAGfr9f Dean of the Medical Faculty.
= UST TRECEIvED-A FINE ASSORTMENT
- OF Gentlemens furnishing goods, together with eve
ry description OF Cassmeres, Vestings and Cloths. Ex
perienced cutters and workmen employed at my estab
shnent and gentlemen can rely having their apparel
made when promised and in the most fashionable manner
Call at : Sr. q ..-I.i. ss5s-s T.J. HOUGHS, -
jan24 "a Cedar street.
A CAIsD.-Dr. 7. W. CONNER, Physio Palhic, or
Ia Botanic Physician, having returned from recent
visit of business TO California again offers his Medical Ser
vices to the Afflicted Public. trusting the general satisfae
ton he has heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal with increased Patronage. III
Office on the of Union and Summer streets; Resi-
dence "a Summer street, between Broad and Church.
feh7 As 3u, l.
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JUST RECEIVED.
~ BOXES St Louis Soda Crackers fresh;
~ 10 bbls do do Butter do do;
10 bbls do do Water do do
50 boxes assorted Raisns, NJ r.; ....
100 boxes Cheese W. r. at Cincinnati prices;
so boxes Glass Jars, assorted sizes, cheap
10000 Havana Cigars, for Nashville retail;
10000 lbs Candy at l0$I per lb by wholesale
manufacture and all other articles cheap proportion
J. &. & C. ROBERTSON,
feblS . Broadway No. 80. .
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TEXAS OSAGE ORANGE SEED.
NHE undersigned have just received large supply of
Fresh Usage Orange Seed, for making Hedge Fences
Persons desiring to make Hedge Fencing would DO well to
call and get supply of good Fresh Seed and full decons
how to plant them. For sale by
STRETCH & ORR,
mars Druggists, corner Union d College sts
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EPSILON,

fcbll '5t-GIndStriw Agent, College street
Prepared by W. Hutehison, Co, Amsterdam, Va
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
THE Moscow PRoNUNcIAMENTo.-I anotf

TIE Moscow PRoNUNcIAMENTo.-In anoth-
err column we publish, By request, the pro-
ceedings of an anti railroad meeting in
Moscow township. Our Moscow friends
have certainly little to do at the present
time, to take the trouble of assembling and
passing such silly and useless resolutions.
And the caution to capitalists not to purchase
the bonds of the county-with how good a
grace does it come from this source Our
citizens here are not afraid that the bonds
cannot be sold on advantageous terms, not
withstnnding the disintere,ied advice Of the
Moscow folks. 1t is needless for us to re-,
mind the Moscow and Wapsinonoe people
that their course is suicidal, that the mal
jority should rule, &c., for these important
considerations have been limited at before.
Such blind infatuation as appears to actu-
ate them will neither hear argument nor
regsrd the laws of justice. Weare willing,
when they have anything to say, to hear
them patiently, but we will not occupy
room IN the futile attemptto convince them
Of their folly, since what has already been
said. "Ephraim is joined to his idols
let him alone.'
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
Iowa Matters.

We learn from the Council Bluffs Burlc
that the van of this years California emf
graf on has arrived TAT that place on its
way over the plains. A large emigration
is expected from the old States this year
to California.
NORTH Missouri RAILRoAp.-A meeting of
the friends of the above road, composed o 9
citizens of Van Buren,, Wapelio, and Davis
counties, was recently held at Bloomfield.
1t is proposed to hate mass meeting of
the frieDds of the enterprise at Ottumwa
on the 18th of March.
The County Judge of Dubuque county,
(Mr. LOWELL informs the Council of Du-
buque that he is about to build a new Jail
in that city, and that il the corporation
will defraJ an equal part of the expenses,
arrangements can be made by which the
city can have two good rooms on the ground
floor for calatoose, and all of the third
fora city hall. The plan of the building
vas submitted to the council by the archi-
tect, Mr.. Horr, who stated that tho entire
cost would be about $4,000. Could not
some such an arrangement be entered into
in Musnatinc?
The proposition of granting the city nc
cretions Of Dubuque to the Dubuque and
Pacific Railroad Company was carried by n
majority of 3Sl, on the 9th.
A meeting of tho citizens Of Montrosc
was held on the 22d ult., Mt which il was
resolved to enforce the law against LIQUOR
sellers.
A daily line of sts ges has been establish
cd between Davenport and Cedar Rapids,
via Upton.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
aacn nner j. Mckee.


By an advertisement in another column,
it will be seen that this elegant and fast
running boat is again maxi ing triweekly
trips between Keokuk and Rock Island
By this arrangement, passengers embarking
at this place in the evening can take the
cars Mt Rock Island next morning. Our
partner, (Mr. Clemens,) who is now on
visit to Hannibal and St. Louis, thus writes
concerning the Mckee:
OK BOARD :. B J. MCKEE, March 6, 5h rs m. r. ~,
Lar ding at Oqua &ka. !
*& The Mckee bids fair to pre-
servo her popularity. Mr.. Human, the
first clerk, is gentlemanly and accommodate
ing, anl evidently seeks to promote the
comfort of the passengers. Altogether the
boat is we'll Differed. Mr.. Hinman informs
me that an agent of this line has gone to
Washington with proposal for carrying a
daily mail between Kcokuk and Rock Island
Their proposition or petition is backed by
the recommendation Of Mr.. Campbell, Mail
agent for Illinois. Missouri and Iowa. You,
of course, rs we'll as everybody else living
be pleased with such an arraDgemens-and
il another boat as swift rs The Mckee
should be put into this trade, we shall al
ways be certain of being supplied with the
news regularly. Whether they get the job
of carrying the daily mail or not, mother
boat will be necessary in this trade. Last
Summer the Mckee was enough; but you
know how railroads stir up passengers and
freight. The Captain says 1t is in contem-
plation to double the Keokuk and Rock
Island team; and that the first trip is very
encouraging, as indicating necessity for
daily trips. Respectfully,
ORION CLEMENS.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
The Nebraska Bill Passed the Senate
or BRnRY COUNTY.

The Nebraska Bill Passed the Senate !
The ADORE odious measure passed the
Senate last Saturday, Dodge voting in the
affirmative and Jones, as usual, Sinking
the responsibility. The fight upon it was
kept np until 5 o'clock Saturday morning,
when vote was finally obtained, with the
following result:
YsAss-..Adams, of Miss A.eh' son, Of Mo-; B1dger
OF N. G; B'yari, Of Dh Benjamin. of La; Broad
heal. of Pa; Blown, of -; Bitter, Of S. G.; Cass,
Of Mich Ca, IT Az Dtrson, Of Ga; Dir n, Of
Ky: D ds,, of LA; D.usas. of H.; Evaas, of 8
C.; Fl 1,,!rick.o Ala; G'y.. Of Mo-; yin, Of CAL;
Masters,n. Of -; N iris. of N. Petit, of Ia;
Pratt, of MI; RISK. of Texas; Sebastian, of Ark !;
Shields, Of III: ST Iell, of L.; Stuart, of Mich |;
Conn Weller, Of CAL; Williams, of n. H.-whigs 8,
d m. 1875.
N.ys-Bea, Of Tom ;caAs., % oaia; D.dg.. OF
VS.; Ftsse,'den, of Me-; Fish, Of N Y Footc of V,
Sra IT. Of N. Y; ninth, of Conn.,; SUMNER. of Mass.
Wdte Of Oaio.-Wh'gs Z, Democrats 4, Fre.soicrs
3-l3.
1t will be seen that Ia Senator'S were Ell
thor absent or lodged, among whom were
Phelps, Pearcc, Cooper, Everett, Wright
and Clayton.
Mr.. Cass, at the conclusion Of the vote,
congratulated the Senate on the triumph Of
''squatter sovereignty"
The Bill next goes into the House, where
no doubt it will pass. There is large
Administration majority in the House,
(about 70,) and rs this is q Measure of tho
Administration, we presume it will pass
that body without much difficulty.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
Foreign News.

The steamer Nashville, from IIavre, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th of February, ar.
rived at New York on the 9th inst. There
was decline in -four Of about one shilling,
wheat was about stationary, and barley,
oats, and other grains Fat and lower.
The general news is quite interesting. -
The preparations r a general war are still
active. In addition to the steamers already
taken by the government for the transport
tation Of troops, it has been decided to take
the remainder Of the Cnhard steamers rs
fast as they arrive, leaving the company to
carry the mail in the smaller steamers. In
addition to these, number of tho East In
dia sailing ships have alse been taken by
the government to carry stores, troops, 60.
The preparations are on stupendous scale
The Baltic feet Of So ships, chiefly OF the
Line and powerful steam Frigates, was to
assemble in the Downs or the 9th, where 1t
would be joined by ten French vessels,
chiefly Of so and 100 guns each. The whole
feet, which was to be under the direction
Of Sir Charles Napier, is intended for op-
erations against ST. Petersburg. The steam
or Hecla had already left for the Baltic to
make surveys and soundings.
The Russians were committing dreadful
excuses in Wallachia
Notwithstanding all the wnflike news, ru-
mors Of peace were still in circulation, and
hopes were entertained that they would be
successful. The autograph letter which
Louis Napoleon has addressed to the GA,
proposes treaty Of peace Oh the basis oil
tho Vienna note, modified by Turkey, an.
that negotiations take place direct between
the Russian and Turkish ambassadors.
The greatest activity prevails in thu
was thought that the receipt of Napoleon
note at st. Petersburg would bring tn
| Eastern question to a crisis. Spirited de
bates on the war question had taken place
| in the British Parliament.
The money market was still easy, but tn
funds were little affected by the CROWN,
certainty of war, consu!s being last quotet
| at OIL IL.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
Farm for Rent.

I WILL rent for one or three yess, ny Farm, -
miles south of this city, and miles west Of dread
view Louisa county, containing 500 acres, tls-
bic land, ncluding 40 acres pssturs the best quality
Of soil, we'll watered healthy and beautiful sissa-
ton convenient ~ church and school, Il can - divi
dsd to accommodate two families, there being two
dwellings, wood bsilding containing Ave fooms.
with barn and bearing orchard. The other briek
building conveniently arranged, and With each we'll
Of good water. This farm will b rented stogethsf
or divided. 8. N. LATTA.t
Muscstins, March 10th, 1854. II
RIO MICHAEL OvERBAUGH: Sir Yoa are mott
i fed that on the 9th September, A. d. 1853, w :
q. Woodward 6itd in the Office Of the Clerk Of tho
District Court of tbs Stnte Of fwa, County Of Mug
cane, his petition, setting forth that the esstery half
Of Lot in Block 70. in the city OF Muscatine sts*t
Of wa, sold to the petitioner at public sale,
the 18th May, A. D. 1852, by tho Treasurer Of ssd,
eoupty, for the unpaid taxes Of the year 1881, and
praying that your right TO redeem the same may Us
forecosed Now, uners you appear and answer there
to- on or b. re the morning Of the second day Of tho
1t Of said court in said county, default will
be entered. and Judgment rsndeved thereon.
NIB 10 # WIN. LEFFINGWRLI, Clerk
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ENERoY.-Wc are Informed that Messrs.
Farnam & Co. built 100 miles Of the Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad in 300 days,
and that the building of tho entire road has
been accomplished several months before
the time appointed, the Company having the
use of the road until the expiration Of the
contract timo. BY this arrangement, the
Company realize handsome profit besides
giving the people along the line the advan-
tages Of railroad sooner than they agreed
to. This same Company, famous for per-
severing energy and sagacity, is now en-
gagged in building the Muscatine and Oska-
loosa Railroad. A better guarantee than
the nans of the Company could not be Civ
en- for its speedy completion. =
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A Bro Reward is offered by the ed

A Bro Reward is offered by the ed
itors Of the Muscafine Journal and the
IoDa Republican for some information
OF The democratic platform Of princi.
pies. We have wondered much why
there should be any wings, but now il.
is explained. al least so lar as these cd
itors are concerned. Simply because
they are ignorant aud know nothing Of
democracy. We advise these gentle
men TO enlighten themselves even il ii
should cost something and, il they are
not too FAR gone in the estray path.
they may yet be redeemed. II The OBJ.
jec' in offering the reward is an earnest
desire to improve and make themselves
capable OF properly editing public
journal, il is commenda bic aud az the
Republican invites US to impart the in.
formation. il the gents will name fair
amount as he reward, and secure TO us
It's collection, either with or wi bout
legal proceeding. we will accommodate
them.
The above is from the Iowa Star, Mr..
Bates organ. The Musca,ins Journal
and Iowa Republican have been bid
ding for democratic principles; and
such as the above is al they can get in
'eply. We had been thinking Of laying
in bid. but for lear of being called
I" Ignorant; and desire 20 eait pub.
lie journa in /" commenda BILE" manner
has led US 10 make some Inquiry as tc
what are democratic principles, before
making bid; and we have learned BY
diligent search that they are as follows;
fire loaUes and tho fishes MI. Pleasant
Observer.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10
a splendid Stock Farm

NOR SALE, consisting Of $40 acres, in township ri
= ~, r. vest, Is miles S. w. o. Ivwa City, In.
Washington county. This place has over $50 ac o..
timber, $50 under cultivation well watered by epripss
branch 10. There are zoe grated fruit rees three
log houses, stables, &c &c. The iixble land 10 veil
divided into grass lard, and upl nd prairie. Terms
right. II can b divided int tNo Or more farms aud
will be sold separate, Il desi5ed.
ALSO, 100 acrs timber, and $50 6iss ksss bsairie,
In Iowa County, 80 mies west Of Lsa City, near tho
surysd line Of the L c. Railroad. Enquire Of ". A.
DRUkY, Esq, or CLOUD& OCONN0R, Mus atins,
GEO. 5. HAMPTON, Esq, Iowa City, ct
CHARLES FOSTER.
Near Richmond, Washington Co., lots.
NH 10 II
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-10

FIRE.--A fire occurred in large brick house, near
Walnut between Fifth and Sixth streets, Monday,
while the occupants were absent, which was fortu
nately extinguishcd before doing damage than
destroying lot Of bedding clothing, sc.
Work on THE RirLRoADi is still progressing ener
getically, notwithstanding disposition among the la
brcrs few days ago to strike for hours. The num-
Der Of hands will be increased as soon as they be
obtained.
A GooD IDyA-A philanthropc citizen Of this
place lately presented two elegant mediumsizedblcs
One printed in English and the other in German
fer the use OF occupants Of the county Jail.
THE GERMAN THEATRICAL COMPANY will give
farewell entertainment this evening 1t is the design
to rc-organize the Company next FALL whc1 the even
ings become longer.
BUSINESS CnASGE-Messls. Brent and Jellson
have purchased the grocery and provision stock of H.
O. Jennison, and continue business at the old stand.
Cry OYFIcERs.--The Council postponed the ap
pontment of Marshal Recorder and Assessor to their
meeting next week.
THE YOUNG MES's DEBATING CLup will meet as
usual to-morr9w evening
REMEMBER the meeting of the Directors of the Mus
/,
RIVER RIsrNG-The river opposite has risen sever
al inches, and is still on the rise.
Disr ATcHEs.-The telegraph being out Of order,
have no dispatches this week.
| For the Journal
MUscArINE, March 9Th 1854.
MEssss. EDIroRs Since your publication in the
last number OF the Journal, of compositions read at
the school examination the oath ult, my attention
has bten directed to the fact that of them, 1.-THE
Roses" not originals the greater part Of being
taken verbatim from similar piece by Montgomery.
Deeply regrettng the circumstance still ! cannot.
consistently with duty and in Justice to other scholars,
attempt to shield the pretended authoress from the
censure and modification to which this exposure will
subject her. and which, though severe feel is merit
ed If the piece had been read only before the school
I should deem an exposition before the school sufi
cicn as it was published think equal celebrity should
be given to the correction anxious that the pu
pills under my charge should advance rapidly but
cannot consent that any thing should be pafmcd of
| upon the public real which is not such.
/ Respe. fully d. FRANKLIN WELLS,
Principal District School No. l.
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MAX q EE y,

4 On the End inst, by Rev. Mr.. BAIRD, Mr.. NOAH
HEADLEE, Of Princeton, ILL.,, TO Miss NANCY j,
MARSHALL, Of this city. ~
Cake received. Thanks.
In Iowa City, on Tuesday Feb. 18th, by the Rev. A.
r. BELDEH. Mr.. JAM B0RLAND. formerly of Mus
catins, TO Miss MARIA CRUMMEY, OF Iowa City.
In this place, yesterday evening, (9th) by Rev. J.
ILL., WHITE, Mr.. JOH> J. VANCE to Miss lisa LEI,
LA JAG nSON-all Of Nuscatine. Hol
A beautiful pyramid Of delicious cake, ornamented
with sprig Of cedar, received from the fair bride.
The young couple have the best wishes OF the printers
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Fort of - Muscatine.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS
FOR THE WEEK.
MARCH srrAnxR, AAsTER, WHERE FRoA, wnEsE To
Sunday, S, Maryc, -, Rock island 81 Louis
Moud ~, u, Mckee, Haight, Mpitrase, Rock Island
Tuesday, Z, j. Mckee, Ha,ghi Rock lsand, Monirosc
"Wednesday, q, Mckee, Ha.ghl. Montros;, x. Island
. .s Shenandoah, LavieiIe, q
Thursday, o. J. Mckee, Haight. Rock leland, MonIrose
shenandoah, Lsvciie, .