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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-06
DIR. II. JAMES

/Discovered while in the East Indies, certain
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
4 Coughs, Cold and General Debility. The REM
. edy was discovered by him when his only child,
a daughter was given up to die. He had heard
much Of the wonderful restorative and healing
ualities of preparations ade fromthe Cost INDIA
Hemp, and the thought occurred to him that no
might mako remedy for his child. He studied
hard and succeeded in realizing his wishes. His
child was cured, and is now alive and WELL He
has since administered the wonderful remedy to
thousands of sufferers in all parts of the world, and
there is not single symptom Of consumption that
it does not take hold Of and dissipate. Night
sweats, peevishness, irritation of the nerves. fail
ure of memery difficult expectoraticn, sharp palns
in the lungs, sore throat chilly sensations, nausea
at the stomach, inaction Of the bowels wasting
away of the muscles. 1t puriies all the fluids and
secretions in the shortest reasonable period IL
nourishes the patient who is too suoh reduced to
partake of ordinary food-it strengthens, braces
and vitalisss the brain-it heals il by magic, all
internal sores, tubercles, ulcers and infamations-
it stimulates, but is not followed by reaction-it at
onsc obviate. EN- 4ciation, builaiogup waste Hash
and muscle, as the rain WHITES and enhances the
gre With Of the grass. 1t is without rival as a
tosio, and it Immediately supplies electricity, or
magnetic force Gas il it were q battery to every
part of the enfeabled aad prostrate body. Inc IN
dersRned has never failed in making those who nave
tried it completely healthy and happy. Price ~
p er bottle. Those no have particle Of doaot ~
regards the above statement, do not feel aoe 10
purchase the medicine, will have recipe, contain
ing full inst ructions for making and successfully
using, aud history of the discovery, sent frse OF
postage on receipt of their address Address Or.
H. JAMES. No, 10 Grand street, jersey City, NJ.
HAUTION.-l have NO business connection with
THOMAS II. TILfoN, nor has he any medicine pre-
pared By me-. The agent in Chicago, fsF the =
salc Of the imitation is ono Ia GILDsRT, No.
IA or IA State street. No msdioiae genuine n
except that which has "Dr. II. james, No 1917
nd Inpanv Cite N i ~ hl0WN n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SAFETY AND REL1EF.-Old DR.. II. James
about whom the New York and other Atlantic City
press have said so much has retired from practice,
but DR.. Thomas Tilton, his n-law, has been
educated travel for him and dispenses his nvalu
able medicines. Most prominent among these in
extract of Cannabis Indics, which he discovered
after hard labor an deep research in Calcutta He
strove to make a medicine to save his only child
from death by consumption, and he succeeded. DR..
Tilton, his son-in-law, is in Chicago, Groom No.
3, Massasoit House.) He has already succeeded in
curing permanently hundreds Of terrible cases of
Consumption. Nervous Debility and Suffering,
Asthma, Bronchitis. The colds and coughs he has
banished are innumerable, The Canniabis 1ndica
is tho most wonderful blessing Of the age. Give
DR.. Tilton call or send for bottle of medicine,
which will cost you two dollars. He will prove to
you that you need not be sick and that it will cost
mere trife to get we'll.
N, B.-A Sriro- Dynameter to test the strength
of the lungs, and ascertain the exact state Of the
patient s health.
P. s. By addressing DR.. Tilton note through
the Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage
stamps, az cents) recipe will be sent in return,
fres of charge to any part of the Union. Alllet-
tiers answered promptly. Address,
Box 1882 Chica 20, ILL.,
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mUsCArINE MARKET.

The weather, which had been remarkably
warm for the season, underwent change
on last Tuesday night. The thermometer
sunk to the neighborhood of zero and the
river was soon filed with floating ice,
closing navigation for the present. Owing
10 muddy roads before the freeze and
rough ones after, the receipts of produce
from the country have been light Yester-
day, however, the roads were in better con-
dition, and there was an unusual throng on
the streets. ta 81. ...s....e
GRA1N.-We have no changes to note in
prices. qt .s.., .-
Hoes. The slaughtering houses are still
in full blast, the arrivals of hogs being
mostly by railroad from the West. No
change in prices-namely,$ So so and 81 90
per cwt
GROCERIES. supply is equal to the
demand. The wholesale rate of sugar is
TAI l-2c. per h., coffee 12al2 l.2c., N. O..
molasses 3Sa4oc. per gal, and N. Y. Sugar
House Syrup soc.
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat, spring, 40a50c
6 winter, soc (nominaD
Flour $3,5Oa$4, 90.
Corn. in the ear, zoe.
Oats, Csc.
Barley, at the breweries, 60 cents.
Onions 50a60c. -H
Beans, 60ca$l.
Potatoes, 25a30c. Az
Green apples, $la$l.5opcr bushel
Eggs, l0c. >
Butter, IL 1-2c. ' &
Poultry - Dressed chickens ST. ,30a$1 so
per doz turkeys Case per pound.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, loo.
Shoulders, SC
Clear sides, &c -
Hides, green, Sc; dry flint Sc. @.t
Lumber, $l5a$aO per 1000 feet,
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OBITUARY.


DIED, in this county, on the I'D Of January, 1855
RS. SARAH j. LONG-consort Of Jacob Long-in
e 40th year of her age.
LINES BY JENNIE. rae
Adieu! dear one,-now thou art gone,
And we are left alone to mourn
We will not DER our loss nplain,
For we know it is your eternal gain.
But oh ! how oft our hearts you've cheered,
3. And by sweet words our spirits reared.
You told us how we all must live
So as strict account to give.
o, yes dear one, this cheers the heart,
Although from you we're forced to part
10 know you have such lessons given
As will prepare our souls for heaven.
The stroke, tits true, is hard to bear, .5e
And oft it brings an uncall'd tear;
But as the tears roll down the cheek,
We often think we hear thee speak
In accents low, yet soft and sweet,
And point us to the mercy seat,
And tell us there to trust our all,
And wait awhile for the Savior's call.
Then why should We so often mourn,
Although from us you have been torn
The Savior only took thee home;
Then DER thy death we will not weep
1t is not death, but only sleep.
Twill not be long ere thou wilt rise,
And take thy journey to the skies.
We know that now thou 1T praising Ged,
Although thy body is beneath the sod.
Angels have borne thee to thy Fathers breast
Whereby spirit win be forever at rest.
i 80
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Ciy Council, Jan. 80, lS5s.-Councl
convened. Mayor and members of the City Board
all present.
Mr.. Hoch read petition numerously signed, rel
alive to grading Locust stree t. Referred to
mttee composed Of aldermen of the first ward.
The Mayor presented several petitions, puporting
to be signed by citizens of the city Of Musca tine
and Rock Island co., illinois, asking the City Coun
Gil to grant Capt! Phillips ferry lie ense. Refer
red to committee composed Messrs. Hoch and
Nisley:
Mr.. Nisley, chairman Of the com n1ttce to whom
was referred an ordinance amending the gas ordi
nance, authorizing the company to increase the
price of gas to private consumers, reported the
dinance upon its second reading: After proposing
various amendments and discussing the merits of
the ordinance it was finally laid over for further
actien.
Mr.. Hoch, as chairman the committee to en-
qure into all things pertaining to the excavation
being done on Eighth street. made his report, which
received and the whole matter referred back to
the same committee, with Mr.. Isett added.
Mr.. Nisley, chairman of the Investigating com
mittee relative to the official proceeding of the
Street Commissioner, reported the result of their
Investigations, which was accepted and the commit
tee discharged.
On motion of Mr.! Nis1ey resolution was passed
instructing the proper officers to draw warrants on
| the treasury to pay the Mayor and Aldermen their
first half years salary.
On motion of Mr.. Nisley the Mayor was author
lied to destroy all City Orders and City Scrip so
soon as they were cancelled on the Issue Books Of
the city.
| Under the head of Bills, the following claims
were audited and ordered to be paid
| FAY & Stone, So. AS for burning fluid.
| Abial Fry, $500 for services as Rodman.
| Moses Couch, IS 90 for lettering dray numbers.
Cornelius Cadle, $l7.6S, Commissioners award for
damages done by change of grades.
W. T. Clemmens, 1888, do do
Several other claims against the city were refer
| red to Finance Committee.
After transacting some other business of too lit
tie general Importance to be made a matter of re-
cord in public journal, the Council adjourned to
| convene again in one week.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-06
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, N. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This medicine is unfailiRg in 1.-THE cure Of al
those painful dangerous diseases to which the fem ale
constu ion subject 1t moderates all and
all distractions and speedy may be relied upon
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short timc bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price Dollar bears the stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
These Ps should not be taken by females during the
FIRST MONTHS Of Pregnancy they are sure to
bring Miscarriage but at other tim. they SAFE
In Nervous and Spinal Affections pain IN the
Back Limbs Fatigue slight exertion papiation of
the Heart Mysteries and Whites these pill will affect
cure when all have failed and although
remedy not contain iron, calome antimony, er
any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES (Late 1. X. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, NY.
n B.-sI00 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzea Agent will insure bottle Of the pills by return
mail.
For sale by J. B. Dougherty, Museatins, Iowa.
Dec. 90 lS57-a&w1y
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TFOr the Journal.1

Having been proposed by some of my friends in
your paper as candidate for Alderman in the First
Ward, have concluded to run, ana if the citizens
of the First Ward think me worthy and elect me, I
shall certainly try my best to merit their confidence
so they may rot regret having elected me. l shall
to the best Of my ability look to the int rests of the
city in general, and to those of the First Ward in
particular. shall endeavor, as far as in my pow
er, to economist snd curtail all expenditures which
are not absolutely necessary, relieve city
from large Indebtedness and her citizens from
heavy taxation. Not having in view to make the
office pscunarily profitable to myself, shall GER
tainly advocate decrease instead of increasing
the salaries of Mayor and Aldermen. In short,
shall try ali my feeble efforts in helping to retrench
I make the above statements so the voters of the
First Ward may know nv position on the main
points, inasmuch as do not intent to annoy tn en-
in the way of electioneering. If elected I shall
discharge my duty, and if defeated shall not com
plain. 81 NJ. BLOCK.
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RIVER Nr " ..
fDaily, Jan. s0.l

The river is rising Mt the rate VI about inches in
twelve hours, and no ice running in it. Weather
mild. ... .... es 8
BADGER STArE.-This steamer canio out of her
winter quarters yesterday morning, and commence
loading for st. Louis. She started down to-day
with full cargo of wheat, pork and potatoes.
The Badger State is manned by Muscatine crew.
except the pilot. Capt. Phelps is in command
Sarg't J. G Beggs presdes at the desk Mr.. niger
soil acts as mate; Jos. Bartholomew is engineer,
and VIM. Wiley tends the "Lfe Boat" Success to
the '.Badgcr!"
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(Daily, Feb. Al

The river continues falling, and is thickly filled
with floating ice. The wind prevails from the
north, and the weather is pretty cold-thermome er
ranging about at zero.
WEATHER RouND.-The steamer John Bell arrived
from Rock Island last night, with heavy cargo Of
produce for St. Louis. The ice was running too
heavy for her to proceed with safety. and she went
into the harbor at the foot Of the levee where she
will remain until a change takes place.
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fDlily. Fob, 81

The river, after having risen nearly two feet, is
again falling. 1t was filled this morning with
floating ice but not sufficiently strong to prevent
the ferry boat from running.
SrEAMBoATs.-There have been arrivals of
steamers since Monday night when the John Bell
and Clara Hine came up frem below. 1t is proba-
BILE that the change in the weather will suspend
navigation for the present, though the ice is not
yet efficiently strong to prove serious obstruction
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-06
MARRIED.,

In this city, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
u. J. HoopsO Mt 81 O'Clock on the rning of the
4th inst, by Rev.J. B. Stewart, Mr.. ROBERT R.
LAwTHER and Miss ELLEN E. HOOPS, all of this city
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NOTICE..

NUI1CE. 5a
vT1HE partnership heretofore existing between
i Dulaney Ritchir, in The Sash and Door Bus
iness, is this day dissolved by mutual consent and
the business will be carried On by William g
Richie, and he is hereby authorized to settle all
accounts due said firm. W g. RICHIE.
feb2-daw2w WIN. DULANEY.
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ADVERTISING HOUSE,

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OFFERS
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leading Daily and other Newspapers ir all the
iasee Eastern Cities Boston, New York, Philadel-
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3D. TO fill Publishers Orders for Printing Ma
tcrials of every escription-Prosses, Type, Inks,
&c.-at manufacturers Prices.
81. To collect and adjust Publishers bills in the
above cities, on reasonab BILE terms.
~Refers to the Publisher IF this Paper, who
will forward orders. Address
80 ALBERT g. RICHARDSON,
noy13-daw3m $50 Broadway, New York.
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ST: LOUIS, FEB. 2.

Wheat-good spring Zoe. prime do.
729723c, choice do. 75c, choice red fall
95c Flour-common country So, l22, low
grade superfne So, extra 1855. Corn
poor Gle, good yellow $50. Oats SO.
@3Sc. Barley Soc. Rye 45c. Mess
pork :;l3 Is Hogs-Receipts sufficient
only for supply of butchers, and packers
are doing nothing The latter are paying
1925 for good hogs.
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, FEB. 8,
Flour 81 lO@s4, 80 for different Yves.
tern grades Wheat white Tennessee
and Michigan Sl,3o. Corn 7O(G7lc.
Oats 44945c. Mess pork fl5. 30@Sl5.-
Is. prime s12.lO@l2 rs. Dressed hogs
sc. 373(05,75.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-06

Stick A PIN THERE THE Enquirer of
this city, while abiding to the throwing overheard
Of Senator Jones at the Democratic caucus at D,s-
moines, few days since, says "ninety whine hun
dredhs of the Democracy in this State a.c opposed
to the Lecompton Swindle." Now this is precisely
the kind of an assertion which many loud nou ID
Locofocos made just before the passage Of the Ne
braska bill, and yet most of them afterwards sol
emily declared they chad always been in favor
Of it!' We want our readers to stick pin just
here !! "Nincty-nine hundred,hs of the Democracy
of this State Gncluding the editor of the "Enqui-
rcr'D are opposed to the Lccomp,on Swindle." Let
how long they will oppose it (or the principle
which it carrics) after it has been adopted by The
present Democratic Congress and been fairly made
test of Democratic faith, as it surely will be.
Our WESTERN RAnRoAD.-Thc Washing
ton "Press" publishes letter 20 he Judge Of that
county from John A. Dix, President of the NJ. & NJ.
R. r. Co., with reference to the completion Of the
M. & NJ. r. R. between Musca; inc and that place.
Mr.. Dix says. .f
az have converted with the contractors with re-
gard to the completion Of the road to the city of
Washington. The iron is ready to be laid down !;
on with the work, unless Washington county fur
nishes the assistance promised to them. The Com
pany have no money for them, and csnnOt ask them
to assume any further pscuninry liabilities
A meeting of the citizens of Washington to con-
slider this subject was held last Saturday evening"
which adjourned TIL Monday next. A disposition
seems to be manifested to secure the completion of
this road to Washington forthwith. The "Press"
seems to think there will be an effort to make the
bonds OF the county fol $4,000, voted in 1854,
available for this purpose.
THE DISTRICT Court, Judge Tuthll presi-
ding, has been in session during the week The docket
numbers 1872 cases-22 criminal and $40 civil. But
two of the criminal cases have yet been decided
In one the defendant charged with malicious tres
pass, was fined dollars and the costs of the sui'
in the other, the defendant, George smith,) con-
yicted of larceny, fined $40 and sentenced to 60
days Imprisonment in the county Jail. Many Of
the civil casts, which are anostIy for collections,
have gone by default ~ .Ha r a
WILroN.-A chap wao forged libellous
letter against an estmable lady Of this village was
held to bail, last week. in the sum of $500, but be-
fore the bond was secured, he improved opportu-
nifty to give "lcg bail" The people of Wilton may
congratu!at themselves their radiance of such
bate defamer. One of his accomplices is undergoing
prosecution according to law.
CO The Rev. Mr.. Stewart having been
detained in the city week longer than he expected,
will preach next Sabbath morning in the Prcsbyte
rian Church. Those who were disappointed in not
having an opportunity last Sabbalh to contribute to
his support during the past year will have that OPP
portunity next Sabbath morning
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PORT OF MUSCATINE.
80
ARRIVED.

Jan. s0-Stmr Clara IIine, Martin, from Ksokuk.
Feb. l-Stmr Clara Hine, Martin, from Ksokuk.
I" John Bell, Van Sickle, IN St. Louis.
Feb. - John Ball, Van Sickle, I'm Rock Island,
DEPARTED.
Jan. 30-Stmr Badger State, Phelps, for ST. Losi-.
=" Clara line, Martin, FOR Keoknk.
Feb l-Stmr Jon Bell, Van Sickle, for Rock bland
90" Clara Hine, NJ artin, for Keokuk.
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GROCER'S New York, Syrup for sale vholesa ale
~ add retail cheap for cash, by
janis - l-- G. A. GARRETTsoN.
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CnlcAao. FEB. 3.

Flour-supe, fine So 25@s2,5o, extra
So, 25@$3,f5. Spriog wheat 5440554c.
Corn 10000. Oats 23c. Rye SOC.
Barley 35c. Potatoes 25(935c' Beans
5o@75c. Apples $35o@s4 per Dbl.
Butter l2@i8c.
Dressed hogs $4,75@s5. Live do 49,.
7E(Mtd10 #t.Fr.
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REAL EaTATE FOR aAIE.

WILL sell ~ private sals any OF al Of the fol-
! lowing described real sstats situate asd being
In City AMI Cousty Of Museatins low for eash, Or
part cash, the balance In 8, II and IL months
Deesnds held against me, or against the Arn OF
A. Oglvis d Co, OF % ainst the late firm Of 0eil-
vie 4 st. John, will b taken 10 payment-nansly:
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ASA GREGG. ELI AESSXORE. THOS. 3. BROOKE
GREGG e CO.,
West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa
LAND AGEN rs.
DEAL estate bought and sold in all the counter
n throughout the State. Especial attention Civ
ca collections, paving taxes, DC. -s
REFERENCES:
Hussey Il Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio 1913
AtweIl, Lee & Co., Pittsburg Pa -.. s..
Ludwig Knsedlcr h CO., Philadelphia
niller h Bro. "
James Harvey; Cashier Weston Bank
7reen& Stone, Bankers, Muscatine, Iowa.
Isett i Brewster, &C. -4....
July 25-wtf
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GENUINE Plantation Molasscs for ale wholesale
~ aud ret all, cacap for cash, by
janis q. A. 8AHRET rSON.
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NEW Orleans and Cuba Sugar for sale BY the Dbl
~ cheap for cash. BY G A 0ARRETr>ON.
anl3-daWtfs s ps 8 B
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CAUTION!

A S my wife has loft my bed aud board I eh,rgs
IA no one to let hsr have anything en- my account
rs will pay no .ekts of her contractiSg after this
date, (Jan. 10th, 1859 ROBERT DAPLYN.
Mus:atine, Iowa, Jan. n, ls5S-wsw
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DIED, in this county, on the 22d of January, 1858
Mrs. SARAH j. LoNG-consort of Jacob Long-iI
the 40th year of her age.
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Agricultural Meeting.

Pursuant to previous notice, meeting convened
at the Court House in Muscatine, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, on Saturday, the 30th day Of January, 1858.
On motion of VIM. Miller, Suel Foster was chosen
Chairman, and John Zeiglsr Sec'y.
The object of the meeting having been stated by
the Chairman, G. W. Kincaid moved that commit
tee of three be appointed to report Constitution
for Township Farmers Club, and on motion, DR..
James Weed, Suel Foster and J. J. Huber were APP
pointed said committee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet again
at 2 O'Clock P. Nj.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-06

TNHE Tribune Almanac, 1855. for sale at
l. janis BURNETI'S
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At meeting of the Farmers' Clu5 of Blooming
ton township, Muscatine county, Iowa, held on the
3Oth of January, 1858, it was
Resolved, That this Farmers, Club have good rea-
son to believe that our State Legislature will this
year establish an Agricultural School and Expert
mental Farm and we do hereby petition your hon
orabc body to locate said School in Mnscatine coun-
ty. SUEL FOSTER, Pres't.
JOHN ZEIGIeY Stc'y s-s--s
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Island ROAD.
RELlalous.-The protracted meeting at
tho Methodist Church, which commenced about
three weeks ago, is still in progress. The church
was crowded to its utmost capacity last night. In
the pulpit, besides Rev. Mr.. Harris, {the regular
pastor) were Rev. A. B. Robbins, of the Congrega-
tional Church, Rev. w. 7. Campbell, of the Epsco-
pal Church, and Rev. J. B Stewart, of the Presby-
terian Church-the latter of whom delivered dis
tits rare but nevertheless eminently proper
to sec exhibited such an evidence as this of union
of effort on the part of different Christian denomi-
nations. May the brot herbood be strengthened
and may there be Shaking among the dry bones! u
Daily. @th. ,a L- .s-s-
Losr-A draft from Wells, Fargo Il Co.,
Of Call, on Wells Fargo CO., of N. Y, in favor Of
jacob Long. for $50. The finder is requested to
leave it at this Office L, cannot be used to the adj
vantage Of any one except to him in whose favor it
is drawn.
MAYORS CoURr-Jdn. 30ta. = Thomas
Fleming. for intoxicaton and disorderly conduct
fined S., with costs assessed at $3.50, which HI
forkcd over" without a mursnur.
Feb. 3d.--Josiah jackson, on the same charge
also fined S. and costs.
NssPRAIR1E MILsv is the name of o new
Post office recently established at Fulton in th
county. The mail from this place for "Prairi
Mills" leaves every merning.
A.Owners of bottom lands on'the oppo
site side Of the river will find notice in our adver
Using columns relative to the payment Of taxes OIL
TN same.
TuE FERKY.-The bridge over the "Bil
Slough" on the opposite side of the river has beer
repaired, sad loaded teams IAN now pass withou
= difficulty.
ass FouxD--A note for @19, 90 given By G. NJ
Ncndrix in favor Of Adam Tabsr, whie, the own,
u,a hsvs by applying ~ this of5ee sAa r-'--e 40
this notice.