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New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
The Atlantic Telegraph.

81. JOHNS, \. F., Jule 2J-IU a. H.
The weather is coudy, with west-south-w west WIND.
Her British Mnj,sys steamer Po,cupine, which IS 10
pilot the Nisgsrs ino Trinity Bay arrived here yes
terdsy, AID leaves to-day for the Bay Of Bulls Arm,
the head of Trinity Bay. The Porcupme left Cork on
the 9Th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
Democratic Congressional NOmi-
ns.lADu.
CIYCINSATI.

CIYCISsATI. Tuesday June -, 1858.
The Democratic C0DveuiiDn OF the INtn Indiana
Cops rt ssons DistIic', to-day nominated w. ).
Holmes Anti. Lecompton, for Congress.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

N.BLo's .. Mss Casbm~a gave be. TeGlarksoe
repressu,aticn CT Meg Mcrr!iies last night, to u
large AID h'gty intellectual sude nee. This ls the
sre,,t,t ot Ter Characters s5d is trJy %oudeTfai
p-.icrmslc- She We. sbiy assisted b: l.. l.. D,'en-
pni, John Gih-rt sud NJ. B,ui'acs 10 tic P-;acip.l
ta,lsot,rs 1o-tistt tee great c,1t OF Lo"doa AS
.ntsnce vii b. Ell 5.d c'ce nlof-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
Sad Casually.

PoRT JERvIs, 1uer jaS, jane -, INK.
Col Sam. Fowet's eldest GauSater, Laura. while
bathirg in the NeviSrk River, his residence, IN
co,rpsiy with her yIuu8er tiSter AID servant girl
Vas accidentally GRO wned on Mondsy evening. The
bodie were fonrd ubou: three hours after tney went
Sowr. The daughter Of Col Fowler was about Ill
yeal. old. and the other girl shout l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
she saiIswg Of the Europa.

BOSTON, Tuesday, June y, IH'N
The royal ms steamship Europa alll leave here ior
IiyeIpo OF at noon Tomorrow. All dispatches laced
IN the telegraph office No. y Wall street. New 'I%
pronpi!y forwarded. Her mails close a 9 d. III.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

ACrRIors GsowTg.-Tke Ajrian McA) Watch
k,tr .,ys e1Iiou. instsnce Of vegetable growth Wa
sxahi'ed few esys sgo IN that city the bsndsgA
vii Witch bfossn ard heel stec lex wss dressed
10 tie nsfrrg when tb- sr.endscs game 10 exscay
ne cr,ssines, tvo mush-oems, pS;to. 10 iyrmt W ~
.ocrd grown out troya tie leS,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

AFroISTErST oF PosTsAsTIEs.-lsaso Butts, edi-
for # The RsrIr.fer URon AID c.rtd.t= fUf Post
us.,.r o. Rceort-r, lv-gr-ps. to rs p,pes from
Rschts'e: e. iUiows:
N,r .4,po,s..reafs. Conlsto,k A'b.ny; Getty,
Osytcc: pr,ft Rochef'e-; Ti'Gs, >g-accssi Cap
ear. C-rrrc-i.ua. C'i's ~, t. :. arcsft:;u.
Etey- giHfs cRa.-A,i.r, Seneca ais; tcUsnce,
Ift4lorr: It-rsop. L.t..- F-i., S".c,o9 lte-ca:
l. sp, Ws'r'icr Be- Org. Ara Sefr &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
Boston Weekly Bank statement.

BOSTON, Tuesday, june y, Ic''.
The following are tho iootings ot our Bank Sale
tnent for the past week: ..-.o
Capital SJ4 2ii ~ Due 20 othor bahk
Lcals and Discounts 5i7s06ol Deposits -
Specie 2li9OAo iCIrcdaton e''
Due fu. otaeI Banks 5.574SJOI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
PbiIadeIphia stock Board.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Junc -. is'N.
Stocks Gull. Pennsylvania State fves, ~; head
lag Rairuad, ~; Norris Canal, -; L"p- Island
Railroad llt Penusy lvsnis Rslrosd Al.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30

TaR Cassie DB,a. R1vpgD.-Mr. T. q. Pray to-
piebt gives at the Academy OF the Orans' duck
l.ys Old Hall the ini,ial performance Of series o
rys.vss Of the old Greek p.sYs The play ton!shs Ia
the yagsdy Of Electra
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-30
Fire.

CISc1HxATI, iuesday, Juce -, 1898.
The distiI'ery of George Curry, with three aol n-
ipg buildings. ;hreo lies below Covingon, n.y.. were
ebere.y des.roytd last night. Los estimated al
S.N.Vn: no insniRnCe.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
DR. n JAMES

Discovered while in tho East Indies, . certain
II euro for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The rem.
edy ives discovered BY him when bis only child
much Of the wonderful restorative ard beslins
qualities Of preparat0ns made from the Eost India
Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that ha
might mako remedy for his child. ne studied
bard and succeeded In realisine his wishes. His
child was cufod, and is nov aiivo aid wolf. He
has since administered the wonderful remedy 10
thousands Of sufferers in all parts Of the world and
there 10 not single symp'oa Of consumption that
1t does not take hold Of and dissipste. Night
sweats pssvishnefs irritation Of the nerves, fall
in the lungs, throat, chilly sensations,
at the stomach, inaotcn of tic bow clr, wasting
away Of the muscles. 1t purifes all the fluids and
secretions in he shortest reasonable period |; 1t
nourishes the patient who 10 too mu:h reduced to
partake Of ordinary food-it Strengthens, braces
and vitslises the brain-it heals rs II by magic, all
internal Sores tubercles, ulcers and infsmatiuns-
it stin ustes, but 10 not foOwf by reacton-ft at
onse obviates emaciation. building up wssts Ash
and muscle, a. the rain vivi6es and enhances tho
tonic, and it Immediately supples electricity. or
magnetic force (as if It were . battery to every
part Of the emf eebled and PROSTATE body. The
dersgned fas failed in making those who have
tried it completely healthy and happy. Price 81
er bottle. Those ho have particle Of doubt ~
regards tho above statement or do not feel able to
purchase the medicine will have recipe, contain
ing full inst ructions for making and successf ully
using, and history Of the discovery sent FREQ Of
postage on receipt Of their address Address DIR.
II. JAMES. No. 10 Grand street, Jersey City, M.
"AUTION.-I have no business connection with
THOMAS II. TILrON, nor has be any medicine pre-
pared by me. The agent in Chicago, fer the =
sale Of the imitation is one Dr. GiLIBkT. Ne.
l4l or l4a State street. No medicine genuine
except that which has cdr. II. James, No 49,
Grand Street, Jersey City, N. j." blown in
he glas. lfS-dlmC H. JAMES, NJ. D.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
OBITUAR Y.

DIED. in Muscatine, on Monday, the 81 inst, Of
| congestion Of the brain, ALEXANDER IUNsNoRx.
The writer, who enieared to him by long
and intimate acquaintance, feel. that he cannot let
the occasion pass without ring this small tribute
to his memory.
lie is gone from among us: The eye which beam
ed on us kindly is elos,d in death. The hand
which We have clasped oft in friendship is closed
pulselcss hear, forever. Thoush he sleep:
in the narrow bed, his virtues and his good deeds
live after him, and are embaimel in memory among
the cherished rccollections Of the past. lie was
emphatically man in the highest sense If the
word-a liob!s, generous, large heart I'd man 4; iii
him all the finer and more ennob,ins traits of hui
mani'y were developed in prl-eiineat degree, and
were exemplified in his dnily life.
Many there are in this community who can tes-
thy to his ever ready and wiling disposition to
sst his friends, to sid them by his counsel, and to
cheer them by his kindly words. For those who
had won his esteem and regard, sacrifice was
too great for him TO MAXI, and cffyrts were too
strenuous for him to put forth in their behalf.
Many heart has been checr,d in HE hour Of I'D
versty and trial by his timely and judcious advice
liz had the faculty Of inspiring Others with his own
hopeful nature and to infuse into other men por-
ton If his cwn tireloss energy.
In all his business relations he was remarkable
for his integrity and high of honor. Love Of
truth, and strict regard for his slightest promise
we're marked traits in his character. His word was
his bond. Fur him to will was to do. His premise
when made was half fulfilled. His force of will
was remarkable, and was only equalled by his encr-
gy, perseverance and determination. Obstacles
never deferred him for moment from the accom-
pishmcnt of his purposes. but were only stimulus
to renewed excrions. Such was the estimate Of his
judgment and knowledge Of men, that recommen-
daton from Alexander Dunsmore was o sure pass
port t.. public confidence.
Such was be as citizen, but to know him well
it necessary to see him in his own homc-to sit
with him at his frcside--to be q witness of the
tatius Of his noble traits in the relations OF
husband, father and friend 1t here, in the bo-
som Of his own family, that his character shone
forth in its brightest lusre. There hearts out
of his own family who mourn for him as brother
There tears shed from slecpllss eyes over the
desolaton which his death has left in large circl.
Of endeared friends. There is probably no man in
! this community around whom the tendrils Of So
many hearts were cntwined, and none whose death
will leave greater void than his. He'll gone from
among u.s. but long after his remains have moulder.
ed into dust, he will live in hearts. As tim.
rolls on, the weight Of the blow which has fallen
upon US may be relieved, but the void which BIZ.
| death has left can never be flied.
Farewell friend Of othsr years. Farewell, loved
companion Of lonely hours. May the sod rest light
| ly on thy bosom, and may thy long sleep be sweet
| and peaceful. H.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
DIED.

At the residence of her son. t9eo. w. Messick ), in
this city, on Tuesday, the l6sh inst > of .iropsy.
LErrY NcELBANEY, aged 6s years.
She was born in Sussex Co., Del, in The year 1890
and joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in he,
18th year. She has ever been devoted follower of
her Saviour. Her last words this earth we're
30, blessed Jesus" and "Prase the Lord" 1t may
be truly said that when the bridegroom came, she
was found ready, with her lamp trimme,l aud bum
ing. Her sickness wss long and painful, but wa.
borne with Christian fertitud- Her death will b.
felt by her children that are in sthcr States. but
they know how she lived when with them, and thu,
she died in hops Of Heaven. II they ever mee
again, it will be in Heaven. @ =
LIED, on the 7th inst. ut the residence of he,
bro her, in Missouri, Mrs. &. J. r. McCoaNIcx
lconsort of VIM. Mccormick -aged 81 years.
Mrs II. dad as she had lived--a Christian, Urn
in the faith of eternal salvation through the merit
Of her Saviour. She was . member Of the N. e
Church in Mnscatine, and though prevented b,
severe aud protraetcd sickness from being Away
present in the sancuar her devotion was untirin,
and her interest in ke spread Of pure aad undels
religion undying. Biased assfhey who di. IN tb
/! Lord" $50
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
musCAraNH wARKEr.


WxArnxR AND RIVER. - The weather du
ring the week has been moderately cold
with occasional snow sqaalls. The snow il
about Is inches in depth, and the sleighing
excellent. The ice in the river is frsseu out
a considerable distance from each shore,
but the channel i. still open. The proba.
bility il that it will not close this season.
BUSINESS during the week has been unusu.
ally brisk. The good condition Of the roads
and advance in produce with the superior
inducements offered by our business men in
paying good money for pork and wheat and
in selling goods, particularly groceries,
cheaper than rival markets, have induced
farmers and traders to visit Us from wide
range of country. We have observed hume
rous traders here from as far distant rs Jones
and Linn counties in the North and Jasper
and Mahaska in the West.
GRAl..-A slight advance and brisker de-
mand for wheat is observable. The receipts
principally by slsds, have been heavy
From careful inquiry we estimate the total
receipts during the week at from $4,000 to
25 900 bushels.
Hoas..-The arrivals during the week, con-
sidering the lateness Of the season, have
been large. Prices have again advanced.-
As high as SIS was paid for a lot on Thurs
day, but 81 25a$4 IS may b. quoted as the
ruling figures. @f @
GROCERIES. - The supply is good and
wholesale transactions brisk at former quo
tations The sales of one house alone in a
small way during the week foot up 81 800.
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat, spring, 45a5Oc. ~
+" winter, soc (nominaD
Flour s., 5Oa14 90. Isl
Corn, in the ear, zoe.
Oats, Csc. 81 .<-'
Onions 50a60c. . i@ $3.50
Beans, 60ca$l.
Potatoes, 25a30c. a,s- ....
Green apples, $la$l. so per bushel.
Eggs, l0c.
Butter, zoe. @ rs
Poultry = Dressed chickens ST. ,3Oa$1 so
per doz. turkeys case per pound.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, l0c.
Shoulders, Sc "
Clear sides, &c
Hides, green, &c; dry flint &c.
Lumber, $l5aS30 per 1000 feet,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
THE MARK ETS.

" New YoRk, Feb. II.
Flour-s4.lF@s4,9 80 for various grades
of western brands. Wheat-whi'e south
ern 81, 4O@$l,42A. Rye 69@72c: Bar
ley 7O97Sc. Oats 4l@45c. Mess pork
$l6.5C@Sl7, primes l3(9Sl3,25. Dres-
sed hogs $7,25@*S so.
CHICAGO, Feb II.
Flour extra $3,25@ss so. Wheat
53(d533c, extra milling SIC. Corn s4@
35c. Oats 22a923Ac. Rye Soc Barley
25945c. Mess pork Sl59tl5,50. Lard
83@9c. Dressed hcgs $5,759$6, 25:
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. Is.
Flour-country extra $4,lO@$4,75.
Wheat-spring G6969c, fall 72Ds6c.
Corn 33<939c Oats 36(9i0c. Barley
3lc. Pork-mess $l5,25, NJ. o. $l4,-
so. No quotations Of hogs.
New Orleans, Feb. II.
Sugar buoyant at 5(953. Molasses
24(925. Flour 4,47@4,5O. Bulk meat
GOT. Other articles unchanged.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

SAFETY AND RELlEF.-Old DR.. II. james
about whom the New York and other Atlantic Cit
press have said SO b has retired from practice,
but Dr.. Thomas Tilton, hisson-; n-law, has been
educated to travel for him and Dispense invau
able medicines Most prominent among these in
extract of Canniabis Indics, which he discovered
after hard labor an deep research in Calcutta He
strove to make medicine to save Ills only child
from death By consumption, snd he succeeded. DR..
I'll :on, his son-in-law, is in Chicago, Room No.
3, Massasoit House.) lie has already succesded in
aur .ng permanently hundreds of terrible cases of
Consumption. Nervous Debility and Suffering,
Asthma, Bronchitis. TIE colds and coughs he has
canishsd are innumcrabc, The Cannisbis 1ndica
is tie most wonderful blessing Of tic age. Give
DR.. Ti,ou call or send for bottle of medicine,
which will oost you two dollars. lie will prove to
you that you need not be sick and that it will cost
mere trfe to get well.
N, B.-A Sriro- Dynsmeter to test the strength
Of the lungs, and ascertain the exact state Of tn:
patient health.
P. s. By addressing DR.. Tlton a note through
the Chicago Post O6i,a, enclosing four postage
stamps, az cents,)a recipe will be sent in return,
FIRE. of charge to any part of the Union. Alllet-
,ers answec cd promptly. Address,
Box 1882, Cnica %, ILL.,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

The STOCK comprises
Fine and hesvy Lapland Overoostine
Extra do Eskimo do.
Fine heavy German castor besved DO
do blue. black, brown, olive, claret
and mulberry Broadeloths.
Heavy English and French Doeskins,
do German and American do
Seagraye's fine mixtures for Business
Coats,
New styles Harris Css,imeres,
Plum and Fa ncy Sea rfs and Crav -
white and fancy Shirts, Merino, Cotte
Mufflers and Cont orters, &e. In fac"
FURNISHING HOUSE, all Of whic
and Fashionable Clothing at the very Lo
Muscatine, Oct. IA, 1857--daw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
PROCLAM ALTON.

By virtue Of the authority in me vested, and in
obedience to the Charter Of the City IF Mu.catine,
in the state of Iowa, I, John &, Slime, Mayor of
said city, do order that election shall be held in
said city, On Monday, the first day of March next,
A. y. 1858, for the purpose of e:ec.ing Mayor,
Treasurer, enc Wharf Master, one Alderman for
the first ward, Alderman Tor the scc-nd ward,
and one Alderman for tho third ward, who shall
serve for the ensuing term. Said election 10 open
between the hours Of ght and ten, A. NJ, a, co a.
tinue open until four O'Clock, z. NJ, OF sad day
the polls to he opened at the Lumb,r oi.e of = e..
Slime for the first ward, the Mayors Office foi tn.
second ward, aud u: tn Court uause for the third
ward.
(~) Gwen under my hand and the seal of tho
( L. g. City of Muscatine, this 10th DAY Of Eebru-
l-) airy, A. B. 1888.
JNo. G. SINE, Mayor.
N. B. Being requested BY number Of petition
ers, who learn from an authentic source that the
City Charter will BE- amended as to inaAe the
CITY Marshal elective by the people, recommend
that City Marshal will be elect ed at said election,
who may b. appointed BY the City Council.
JN0. g. STINE, Mayor
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
2. . SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription OF Sir James
Clarke, NJ. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine il unfailing lhe al
painful and dangerous diseases to which the fem ale
eonstu subject It moderaes all and
all obstructions and speedy be relied upon.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II 10 peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar bears the stamp
Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, they 10
bring Miscarriage but at other time they safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight sxeron palpitation Of
the cart Mysteries and Whites, these pill will affect
all other have failed and although pow
remedy do not contain iron calomsl antimony er
any thing huItfult to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES (Late I. X. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N. 7.
n B-$1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorred Agent will insure bottle of the pills BY return
nails .... a..
Forsale by J. B. Dougherty, Auseatins, Iowa.
Dec. q, ls57-a&w1y
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
Aldermen

Aldermen.
EDITOR JOURNAL: - Pleaee snncu-ce NJ. BLOCK
candidate fer Alderman in the First Ward, at the
next City Election, ana te will DO supported by
HIS FRIENDS.
Mr.. EDITOR - Please announce s. g. HlLLcan
didate for the office of Alderman in the 1st Ward.
and he will be supported by MANY VorEEs.
(T)
~ W. are authorized to announce J p. WAL
TON % candidate for Aldermen in the Second
Ward. e --
Nn- We are authorized to announce JOS. p.
FREEMAN Us q candidate for Alderman in the
Second Ward.
~ We are authorised to announce HENRY
FUNK as candidate for Alderman in the Second
Ward. - ~ as af E..n-.
Mr.. EDlToR - DIR. G. HERSAE will be suppo,-
tod for A deTman in the Third Ward by
(T) MANY VOTERS.
Me. FDlTo7 - Phase announce ANDERSON
CHAMBER, as q suitable can lidate for Alderman
for he Third Ward.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

IOWA AVENUE, lzo

/, Rich Lyons Velvet Tesslags. ans
do English Silk do
Plain and heavy Grenadins vsstiaga.
Fancy do 90 5 DO az s
Cashmere and Satin Ia 80,
Rick white and drab silk DO 49,
Gents and Boys Shawls, - - -
Fine and extra heavy silk Drawers,
do do DO do do Under Shts
Merino and Lands Wool do DO
do do do do Drawers
, Ties, Gloves Of all kinds, suspenders.
and Shaker knit Wcolen Socks, Blankets
all GOODS usually found in GENTS
am prepared to sell and make into goods
vest Cash Prices. ~.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL sell at private sale any or all of the fol-
/ lowing described real estate situate and being
in City AMI County of Nuscatine low for each, Of
part cash the balance in &, IL and Is months.
Demands acid against mo, or against the firm OF
A. Oglvie 4 Co, az 81 nst the late firm Of Oeil-
vie 4 st. John, will be taken in payment-nameiy:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
CITY ELECTION,

MARCH =. 1855.
lAnaosnssmsnts Of sandidstss' must IN all
h accompanied with our fss-oxs poLLAR.l
Mayor:
N EDroR - You viii please announce GEO
MEASON = candidate fer the ti.s Of Mayor ut tht
ensuing City Elseiss. and obiigs
~ laE MAnr CrTIsEns.
Ma. EDIroR - Please announce GEN. A
HUMPHREY ~ eandias,s for the ONCE Of Mayor
Of this city on the nrst Monday 10 March next. and
eblige MANY VorsRs.
ID ra tgs e-..4 "a .sas- ~. : Il
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
Lost In the Snow Storm.

Lost In the Snow Storm.
A party of ladies and gentlemen, some ten or
twelve in number, left Wilton last Monday, to en-
joy sleigh-rdc over the prairie. Tho orig" was
rather unique for these western "diggins," being.
as I derstand, temporary fixture on pair of
"bobs," where the party were ssatcd v1s-A-v1s, so
as to enjoy the smile each others' countenances
Their course from Wilton wa. southeasterly, and
for some time call went merry as marriage bell.
They reached Swecland Centre in joyous safety, but
from som. unexplained cause, the services of the
Rev. Mr.. Harris were dispensed with for the time
being, and judging Of the future by the past they
even Toasted in anticipation on the pleasures of
their homeward drive in tho evening. After parta.
king freely of the good things of this life shey at
tempted to make the best of their way home; but
alas for frail humanity! they left the good old
way, and were found the following morning in the
immediate vicinity of Centre Grove, some six OF
seven miles to the eastward 81 their proper course
In their nocturnal ramble, though ordinary diff.
culties were utterly dsregarded, they broke their
sleigh box, but the difficulty presented by this en-
tastrophe was vastly overbalanced by the additional
warmth they enjoyed, when for want Of space, they
packed closely together. - s..a g- g.
On their return to Wilton, on Tue day morning
they were warmly greeted by ther friends snd &C.
quaint ances, som, IF whom pass I'd he night in sad
and sorrow. II is cOns0liBg to their friends Ia
knaw that they all sincerely repent Of their folly
and that it is the opinion Of both DR.. leash and DR.
Francis that they have not sustained any permanent
injuries by exposure to the cold. G,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
Muscayine Light Guards ..e Attene
ton, Com pAny!

The Anniversary Parade will take phase on Nom
day, the I'D inst, at O'Clock A. N.
The constitution Imposes 6ne Of i've dollars ON
members absent from the anniversary parade.
The company ~iil appcsr in plumcs.
Honorary members are respectfully invited to
meet the company the armory, AT y o'clock P. NJ.
by order. J. II. WALIsA0E, Capt.
q. j. Dxrsc, o. g.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
DISSOLUTION

+ HI COP ,rtpership heretofore existing between
the unders gned under the style Of Greeley L
Co., u this day dissolved by mutual nsept B. T.
Latham Withdrawing. The remaining partners
will cont inue business under the same name.
80 . J.. B. GREELEY,
II. b. GREELEY,
b. L. LAT IAN.
Fab. Is. le5s-fehl6.c avIt - i .z
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
IicO Valuable Farms for Sale

IicO Valuable Farms FOR Sale.
a The undersigned offer for sale on I'M
usually favorable terms
lss:sH LIST. A farm Of 40 acres, eighty rods
lIiiI west of the Musca,ine corporation line,
A&zbwell improved, with good spring, with
frame dwelling, stable, &c. Ten acres Of timber
will be sold with This tract.
I'd. A farm of 100 acres-S0 improved and under
fence and 20 of timber. Good frame dwelling and
ut-buildings, with good we'll and stock water,
and an orchard IF the choicest variety Of fruit
This farm is situated six miles from Muscatine ON
the Iowa City road.
The above farms will be sold on terms to cores
pond with the present "hard times" For further
particulars enquire at tns office or of tithtr Of the
undersigned. VIM. HOFFNEK,
~ dcc26-~3m JOHN REED.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

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