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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01
,SHERTRE,S SAFE

DY virtue of al Execution to me directed and
ID delivered trom the Office of the clerk of the
District Court Of Muscatine county State Of Iowa,
ag4inst the goods and chattels land and tenements
of Matthias Bel Finger, have levi I'd upon and will
expose to SALE on Satur ay, the 22d day Of August
A. D. 1857, at the Court House door, in the city
of Muscatine, tho following described property,
T. wit The nerth-: a quarter of the north ives,
quarter ot No. 8, except y scres frGn tbs north.
We st corner Of said 10, deeued to Benjamin N.Y.,
from Albeit NJ. Lee lot No. 5, EXCEPT 5 q. 100
acres from the east end Of said iot-lot No. az and
also lot No. t3) except 8 & 57-l0o arIos rom the
east side, containing in all 1875 acres less,
all in section 81, township seven' y-sevsn an N.
K. one () cast Of the 5th Z NJ, Musca:ine, Iowa,
all of winch will be sold to satisfy said execution
in favor Of Robert Patterson and Akuba Nye.
Sale to commence between the hours Of Mae
oclcck in the forenoon and four O'Clock in Il al.
tsrnoon Of said day. McCHOUD,
Shssit Muscarlne Co.
Muscatine, July "a, IS57-augl w2t-prs fec So
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NHERIFES SALE

DY virtue of an execution to me directs. and
ID dsliyetsd from the .ffce of tho 81, TX of the
Distrio Court Of Mascat,ne county, State of Iowa,
against the goods and chattes lanes and tenen ents
Of John Escnback, have levied upon and will
expose to sale, on Saturday the 2sd day Of August
of Muscatinc, the following describ,d property
to-wit: The northeast Quarter OF the northwest
quarter lot Nc. 6, except a acres from the north
west corner Of said lot, decided TO- Ber jamin Nye,
from ALBERT N. Lss-'ot No. 5, except % loo
al:o %, 3, except & 57.lOo acres from tao east
side containing in all 1875 acrss more less all in
ect on 81, township seventy seven az N. Il. one
III east of the 5th z. NJ, Musca inc, Iowa, all of
which will be sold satis said execution in favor
cf Robert Patterson and Azuba Nye. Sale to com-
mence between the hours of nine o'clock in the
fer enoon nd four clock in the aft ,rneoa CT said
day. D G McCL OUD, Sheriff Muscatne Co.
Muscatine, July "a, 1857 -augl- WIT prs fec 81
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BuRNErr's KALLsToN.-For removing tan, sun
burn, frcckles, and eruptons of the skin, and for
rendering the compile xinn clear and beautiful
evidence of the efficacy Of THE famous cosmetic:
:. MARtBoRo', July II, 1856.
Messrs. Joseph Burnett & Co:
GENTS The package Of kalliston came to hand
last evening, and am glad to have an opport unity
to state to you how much we value it. Ny family
have used it almost daily for more than two years
and now they think they cannot do without it.
A single application has repeatedly removed the
freckles from the face Of my little bow leaving his
skin smooth and fair. And in oil cases of sunburn
or irritation Of the skin, from whatever cause il
has thus far proved itself perfect and very pleas
ant remedy:
can, if you desire it, refer you to several cases
OF obstinate cutanccus disease in which know the
kalliston has had wonderfully good effect one in
particular, the daughter Of Mr.. p. one of nv
neghbors, had suffered for many years from erup
tions and painful inflammation of the skin fprobaby
the effect of bad vaccine virus) leaving it in several
places puckered and quite red. few weeks AGO
recommended to him your Kalliston he has since
informed me that the effect of its use ha. been yery
marked and beneficial, that the skin has become soft
and smooth, and the Inflammation ami redness has
nearly disappeared. This is IN important case, and
will tell you more about it when see you.
owe 1t to you to state that did not believe in
the efficacy Of any cosmetic until tried your Kali
.iston, and cheerfully give my es.imohJ in its
favor. Yours respectfully
JOHN M. BOYD.
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett l. Co., Boston.
Sold by j. E. Graham, at Soc. and 81 per bottle
See advertisement in another column. jy30dw2w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

THE MARKETS.
New York, July %.
Flour Sc, l5a$7. Wheat, Chicago spring,
81 ,3Sa$l 81; white 81 80; new white South
ern 8 ,70a$l 1921 for red and 81 ,8Oa$l g
80 for white. Corn 8Sa9Oc.
CHICAGO, July 2g.
Flour S., 50a$6,75. Wheat, spring 81 ,13
a$1 81, Is; new white winter ST. 80, red do.
$l35. Corn CSC. Oats 5Od66c. Potatoes.
new 81 ,25a$1 ,3S; old nearly out Of market.
Butter l6al8c. Eggs l6 a17c.
-, Sr. LOUIS, July %.
Flour $5a$6,5O. Wheat, new spring ST.
20a$l ,25; red 81 ,3Ou$I 40; choice white
$3.50. Corn 65a7sc. 6a3s 67a7Oc. On
ions 81 so.
New ORLEANS, July 2s.-Flour 81.
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RfjEk HRWSs

TRk Riv1ERs.-Whifc The Mississippi coGti6Hes
falling and rs getting quite low; TIE QhfP tf1ef ws
reported rising at Pittsburgh o. tie z5d; Win n
feet water i'm The channel, and the Missouri Mas also
reported, bank full at last dates.
LAiD UP.-The steamer w. L. Ewing has laid up
at st. Louis on account Of low water and duh bust
ness.
ON TIE wA7s.-The steamboats, Envoy and Rosa
lie are now upon the Boat Ways at Le olarsiap-
uS swAnSzo 5sT steamer left Cincinnati l..s
Sunday for the Upper Mississippi ~
The OHIo.--This river vas rising at Cincinnati
last Tuesday, with Fix feet fun to Louisville.
There is slight rise all the way down from Pitts
burgh. Several large boats are aground below Lou
isvile Business continuesdull all along the river.
CRowDED.--Twenty-f steamers are laying just
abov the ways at CRcinnati, all close together. If
fire should break out, tc,y few would escape de-
struction, while the insurance them is compare
lively nothing.
SrucK On THE RAPIDS. The Mihnesota Belle
stuck the rocks yesterday in attempting to pass
up over the Rapids; and at last accounts in the af
tefnoon was still tight on th: bottom.
The steamer Mansfield, which started UP yester-
day morning; is slso stuck along side the Belle.
Misery loves company, it is said, but from present
appearances, should not wonder if these boats get
tired Of their company before they get nd of each
other.-Kcokuk Gate City.
TIE R11Ens-BUs1NEss-M BOATS LARD Ut.
Since our last report, the river has fallen at this
point some five inches, and to Cairo there is ain
abundance Of water in the channel for aEnav gable
purposes. The river from st. Paul down is falling
vcry rapidly, with three feet three inches on the
lower Rapids. Yhe Fred Iron reports the Mans
field hard aground on the Lower Rapids, and that
the MINI esota Belle had also been aground. The
Missouri is rising very slowly,- or on stand. Bu
siness was not very Brisk on the Eevee yesterday,
and the weatherwas hot. Arrivals were not numef-
Omaha, and Ella, from Nashville, have laid up
ST. Louis Rerub., 18th.
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TaIuuble Property for Sale!

r OFFER for sale three acres Of land with three
l. houses; situated between the for ks Of the Il
City and Upton Roads, mile ard three quarters
from the main part of the city. 1t will be sold
altogether Of ia parts to suit purct asers. On tho
premises ls an excellent we'll and three csteIIs-.
The sitna,icn wIuIc be choice one for q Ctel oI
might be converted into very pleasant teuItry
seat.
If not disposed of at private sale Before tie
4th day of October, the above premises will 30
sold at auction st ten O'Clock on that day.
For further particulars enquire Of tie subscriber
on the premises. JAMES DUNN.
Muscatine, July IS, 1857 daw2m
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TO ALL WHO ARE BUhDINGt

THAVE on hand good assortslept. .of Sab,
l. Doors, Window Blinds, Chased widows and
Wall Paper, which am ofssinG foi sale- chespsr
than ever before offered in thfs narkst q Ne 10
Iowa Avenue. opposite the ban King House Of IsslS
and Brewster.
Do not mind what ans body tells JOY. sbout tAar
quality Of my articles, but come and examine for
yourselves. and yea will be Satisfied that l, Keen.
tho beet articles and sell cheaper than spy ,erp II
this place.. n. COCcHi
Museatine, July 25-tf
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Congregational Church will hold its meetings
for the present in Mississippi Hail. (Fimple's build.
lingo on Front street.
Services at 10 IL A. n. and p. NJ. on the Sab
bath.
Sabbath School at 2 P. NJ.
Meetings also on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
of each week, at O'Clock.
F. II. STONE, Chairman Business Com.
Muscatine, June l8, 1857.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01
TO AGUE sUFFERERs!

CovELL's BEBEERINE MIxruKs is the best Arue
remedy In the world. 1t not only breaks the Chill
but it cradicates every vcstige Of the disease from
the system. Hundreds who have used it join with
one voice in declaring it almost infalible. Procure
u bottle of t-take it according to the directions,
and you may rely on being cured. For sale here by
all Druggists and b. the rroprictors.
HI A. PORTER BROTHER.
Rock Island, Illinois.
]. B. Dougherty and Fay / Stone, Agents here.
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TIMBER LAND

w E will sell in enc body OF ip lots o. IL H.
w each, 20 aoresof good tinbsreds Md, aitsst-
ed on ths Cedar river, mills frbm Mueeatipe ana
adjoining the Cedar Bridge road, dp6a the follow.
ing terms: ~,
$40 per acre. one half in hand and TIE balance
In one OF two years. i,d
.sfo >,,H O.. HAYS ! BRO.
, MnscatIne, July il, SIT
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

"WoopE.AND CREAx'-A Pomade for beautifyin,
ths. Hai highly perfumed, superior to any Frenci
kftIcle H1trted, and for half the price. For dSesS
appearance. e caus1 dent1emaas Hasr to curl [i !;
tho most NATURAL manuel It removes Dandrufi
always giving the hair the appearance Of bein:
fresh shsmpooied. Price only Fifty cents. Nom
genuine unless signed
."Bafm Of Thousand Flowers ,
For sale by all trGkgfste!
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FOR SALE.

IL 80 ins6 stroke, with ali tho 6xtusss 1ertsjssG
to an engine, such As pumps, supply pipes, 40. YcS
tsrther particulars. apply to D. ProiIsr 1t Eteis
Hills planning mill.
Arril IA h-wtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01
DISSOLUTLON.

TITLE copartner.Aip heretofore existiSe b6txe8k,
i II. Geiss and r. Tape, under I'D 1a1efnd
style of Qeiss Tsppe, in the drug bdsixtfe. ~
this day been dissolved BY p ttdal contest. ~.
H. Geiss 10 authorised to hake settlements eooes1
cd with tho old firm. HENRY GEfeS.
Suly I'd, 1857 FRED. TAPE
Having bought the interest Of NJ. r, 1kStt, I
on BY Geiss i TsIpe, under tie l1n q assy
G.ia;. juEsslg
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

~-ft will soon be time to pu & ase Cough Rem
Syrup Of Wild Chefty Will hS1e i large sale III all
parts Of tie cotntry: It is Universally popular
where kpown, and is botnd to be known everywhere.
E: NJ: Wells, Chicago, proprietor! Also fof SOLE by
h. Blakaley and Wholesale Druggists ip St: Louis,
Sold hi Mdecatirfe BY Fay Stone and J b Dough-
erty, and by one 81 more agents i'll every city and
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

wgfft TEETH, Psrftmsd Breath. I'D beautiful
81 fo5st& y '' %s. "a. sa1M
gsntle.s..n. you'd !sAai3 snas! ths epr; a.
TSoa.ssd Flower. Is densiffiss, IL 1.od 70. only
render # lweet but leave the teeth rs White a. ala
batter: Many peflons d net knew. their breath
(. seq, aad The subject il % delicate thai their
fjfshdf Re7ef t6ehtfoH #. Beware Of counterfeit.
fof rie ~ iii piSgek:5:
mcb1.6m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

DIED,
In this city. Sunday porning:: July rs, 1857. at
5o'clock, SARAH, youngest child of Jacob and E. n
Butler, aged II months and IS days.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

m-With the exception of the eye, the lungs are
the most delicatcy constructed orgas in the body.
Life is in peril when they do not properly perform
their functions The least infaftm6tioh interferes
nth their regular action, and when the blood is
imperfectly purified the circulation becomes irreg-
ular the nervous system is disturbed and the gene
raj health suffers: We know of no remedy so sooth-
ing in its effects and resulting in cure ~ surely
Dr. Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
For sale by J.. r: Doughefty in Mtissatine, and by
agents III every town in the county!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01
BJzRNETT'S
ORIENTAL TOOTH NASH.

YNHIS Elixir for The Teeth and Gums com bineec
l in a concentrated form; tie most desirable
cleansing and, dstrinsent properties; st tho taMs
time it contains noting which can polsiby yh5afS
the most sensitive md delscatc organifStsSa}:
It arrests decay Of the Teeth.
It cures canker in tho mouth. tr.-.t
1t il unsurPas sed as q gargle.
It acts as a detergent after smoking.
i renders the gums hard and healthy:
It pedtfalises tho offensive secr6ti6ns Of th9
mouth.
It inparts to the breath t fr.kiiine. peculiarly
aroma tic and pleasant. :.
It has received the saIction and patronage 81
tho most eminent Of tie Dental and MEDICAL Pes.
ulty: 5 :. ,,a
Prepared Only by Joseph .Rarnett i Co.. IRE,
mont street, Boston. Foi ssle, at 500, per botts,
by J. e. GRAHAM.
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Asa assao. ELfMsssxoRx. THos. s. BaoofE.
GREGG e CO.,
West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa;

LAND AGENTS.
% BAL estate bought and sold in on the ecuntie.
II throughout the STATE. EpeSial attention Civ
ca tocollections, paying taxes, %.
REFERENtEs:
Husssy / Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio
Atwell, Leo & TO-; rittsbuyt. r
Ludwig. Roetdler& Co., rsilddelrbh
] .nes Harry, Cashier kessen f.bi, 1.lfinor.
J. h. kneouf, keeksire, hid
Green : Stone, Dssksrs, M1esstise, Ievs
Isett 4 Brewster, e 20
July 25-wtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

@rProf. Woods Hair Restorative has new be.
come the STANDARD remedy fol the loss Of hair, and
for causing, it to grow on bald heads also, for
changing. grey hdf to it's original color, not as
tie scalp and BY the roots Of ths fair!
Sold by Druggists here.
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JOURNAL
LOCAL DEPAETM EMIT.

>>--|>-~~~-~~>C~~>~-~>~ ~--~>
TIE Posr OFfIoE For the Information
Of the public, we give place to the following t"ble
Of the arrivals and closngs of the mail at the Office
in this city:
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ASTHM A:

t ASTHM A:
JONAS WHITCOMB's REMEDY:
DREPARED from German. Recipe, obtained
L BY the late Jonas Whitcomb, in Europe. II
is we'll Enown to have slleviated this disorder in
bis oase when all other appliances Of Medical skil
had been abandoned by him in despair. In no esSe
Of purely Asthmatc character has Il failed to give
immediate relief, and it has ehseted many pcIns-
nent cures: Joseph Burnett 4 Co., Boston, Pro-
prietOrs. For sale, at $500 per bottle. BY
j. +. GRAHAM
BUR.NETTS K:ALLLSTOW:.
IGOR REMOVING sUNBuRN, CLEANSING
L AND COOLING THE, SKIN, AND ALtAY-
ING ALL ALL OUTWARD INFLAMMATION.
As a wash for the Scalp it has no superior, re-
msvine p9ndruf, and thereby promoting the
grt with of the hair. Sufferers from
g. MUSQUITO BITES,
Will find instant relief by rubbing NJ KallistoE
thoroughly into the parts affected.
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett / Co., BoetoH
For sale by j. E. GRAHAM, at SOC. and 81 pS
bottle. H-'5'f
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01
August Election.
Mr.. EDrroR Please announce
G 60. D. MACON

as an independent American candidate for the
office Of SHERIFF, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
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DlssoLUrfON..
FoR RENT.

"a. :, FOR RENT, ;,
sss!S a. coop DWELLING House, with IL
Riii| rooms, Enquire q
1911 l5A4Y D.c.cLoUD.
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Regular Eastern Mail closes clock ! min. A. N.
Arrives 70 O'Clock. A. NJ
End Chicago & Eastern IL r. N.
Arrives 3 ~ +. NJ.
Western via Iowa City 10 Pm.
Arrives ~ Am.
Northern ria Davenport 10 A. VI.
Arrives s &c r. NJ.
Southern via Fort louisa +. M
Arrives A..
" Burlington q" 30 A. NJ.
Arrives 1 &;
Northern via Upton close Sion. & Thurs. 6 20 A. NJ.
h-r,ves Tuesdays and Fridays NJ.
Western via Washing. close Mon. Thurs . 30 A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays p. NJ.
Il ck Isl. via Drurv close Mon. Thurs. d A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesdays and Fridays y. H..
Galesburg closes Tuesdays. r. NJ.
Arrives Fridays p. NJ.
Office OPEN from A. NJ, to7 P. Nj. except on
Enndav " hen il will be omen from I to Is minutes
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LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining in the Post Office at Muscatine,
Iowa, august lst, 1867. AZ
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In our DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT will
be found good assortment Of
French and Am. Lawns, Prints, JaeoDets,
French Ofgandies, Tarletines, Challies,
French and Am. Prints and chints, grenadines,
Plain berages jaconet camBries, PIN &pl'd swiss,
Plain and fg'd Bishop Lawns;
Wrought window curtains,
Black and Fancy Silks,
Calico Ginghams and Checks in all their varietie.
Fancy Cassimeres, satinets.
Ermu'eh Cloths for CAilareh's Wear,
York Mills plaids, and stripes, Merimack,
Indian head an Hascom denims
White and colored Flannels, Kentucky Jeans,
Brown and bid Muslins; q full assortment,
Cold and paper cambrics, feelings,
Hickory shifting, check shifting,
SEAMLESS sacks, batting and Hadding: q.
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Persons Calling fot tie above letters please
say "advefti5ed," Oh ey may not get Them.
J. A.McCORMIOK, p. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

The RAILROAD CONVENTION AT CLgyELtSp.-Tbis
convention has adopted the following resolutions:
Resolred, That increase on all tho rates Of
freight is required and expedient at this time; that
the rates be made unifuFm between competing
points by all lines; that the shortest line between
such competing points shah fix the rates, provided
that the same shall not be less than ~ cents per
ton per mile on the lowest class Of freghts; that
the ella sideation now In usr be continued No line
shall employ more than 0ae man freight agent,
or solicitor Of freight, at New York, Boston, PhIla-
dc ph'a or baltimore Or - the principal lake and
river ports in the West, orsBnake any arrangement
for the use Of cars or otherwise by which less than
full rates shall be received. No line shall allow
any drawback or commission for procuring eight.
An addition not less than4en per cent on regular
or ell rail rates shall be enlarged by all Express
comp ,nies giving time receipts over any line by
any railroad company giving or accepting time re-
ceipts independent OF suck express companies.
Resolutions were aIso H6npted In favor of limit
ing free passes to droyers tnd certain railroad OH
GERS and declaring that te rates of passenger fare
on competing lines to al common points shall be
uniform, and shall be rc1aced only by consent Of
all the parties thereto: a3d baggage may be check
ed between the termini az the four great eastern
lines and the termini of heir western connections
an the Ohio and Mississ{fpi rivers. Eighty pounds
Or baggage shalt be alod to each first class pas
senger. All extra bagaaGe shall bs charged double
hrst class freight rates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20
Total Liabilities

woNAs's DEvoTIoN.--out of the dark scenes of
murder and outrage that attended the massacre
of the English residents at Cawnpore, there comes
one of those incidents which through all ages
have proved the heroism of women and their
devotion to those who have secured their love
When the unfortunate Englishmen were led ont to
DEATH their wives followed and clinging to them
asked only that they might die with them. His
tory has recorded no more touching scene than
must have presented itself in the Cawnpore
slaughter house, when these women with their
arms around their husbands claimed the priv
lege of suffering with them. But the ferocity Of
their captors denied to them much of mercy
those who with himself so soon were shot hewn
ami hacked to pece, is also grand feature in the
terrible drama
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

This Regiment formed in line on Broad street at
half past o'clock yesterday, according to orders.
For some reason tho Fayette Artillery did not ap-
pear the ground. Capt. Charles Dimmock s
command, Public Guard, Joined with the Regiment,
and their seldierlike bearing was the theme OF
general remark. The Regiment was under the in
mediate command of Col. August, assisted by his
staff officers The turn out was average one
and the several volunteer companies presented u
very creditable appearance. The following list
of the companies with the amount Of force each
had present. viz: Public Guard, Capt. Dimmock,
81; Greys, Capt. Elliott, A. National Guard, Capt
Bayly, 15 Blues Lieut.. Dickinson, 81; Montgomery
Guard, Capt Moore, 43; Virginia Rifles, Capt. L,-
brock, 62; in all 2i6. After marching throug sew
eral of the streets and performing number of
evoutions the Regiment was dismissed on Broad
street, each company repairing to its rendezvous
from that pout
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

BROKER CHARGED WITH FRAUp.-James Conner
banker and broker, of the firm of 0Conuer Bros,
OF Pittsburg, was arrested on Wednesday last on
the charge Of obtaining $is5,0o0 from the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Bank, of Pittsburg, by
fraud. A preliminary hearing took place and the
accused gave bail in $200000 for further hearing
before Judge Hampton. lie was Immediately after
again arrested on q charge Of conspiracy with
Wilson Blakeney, late n book keeper In the bank,
in obtaining $4,000 from the same bank, upon
which charge he also gave bail The allegation ID
that Mr.. 0Conuer oyerdrew his amount 20 the
extent Of $4,000, and that the bsok.keepsr con.
csslsd ths fsst ffem the Directors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20
snrrsr FOR NURpER.-Dr. D. 7. Smith. who killed

ApREsr FOR MURDBR.--Dr. D. 7. Smith, who killed
n Dr. Blackburn In Cairo, Ill last March,
arrested on YESTERDAY. elk miles cast of Bolivar,
lIardcman county, by officers Arter and Lynch, of
Cairo and brought down to this city on the cars
last night 1t is supposed that he has added the
crime of higamy to that of murder lilo brought
whom he called his wife, who after left him,
and on last Sunday week he was married to a
young lady in Hnrdeman county Soon after he
was arrested, he attempted TO destroy his life by
taking large quantity of morphine, bnt hi. pur-
pose being discovered, an antidote administered
which prevented its accomplishment. On being
nabbed, he drew a pistol and attempted to shoot
one of the officers, but the weapon was wrested
from him-Menpais Bulletin, 1ih.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-20

FATE OF LUcxSow.-The Pays, a senli-offfcial four
nal Of Paris, publishes the following intelligence,
protesting to have been got from Luck now :-Nena
Sahib arrived ut Lucknow on the LIST day of August
IIc was made governor Of the town and eomman.
der-in-chief Of the army of Dude. lie has cut of
the canals which supplied the citadel with water.
md the English shut mp in the fortress, are be
seiged by Nena Sahib in person.
.rhc last mail brings the following note
from correspondent: -" There can be no question
that Nena sahibs intended point of attack is Cal
cutta. The force now in rebellion cannot be less
than 100000 Part Of them will be appointed To
keep our troops In check in the upper provinces :;
the others will approach Lower Bengal, and make
their poiLt of fattaek Calcutta