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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES..
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

CELEBRATED FEMALE PlLLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James
CLARKE, NJ. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaiHg In ithe sof.al
those dangerous diseases to which the fem ale
subject. 1t noderates all and
all distractions and speedy be relied upon.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It peculiarly suited 1t will in short me bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price Dollar bears the stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE Of Pregnancy, they sure to
bring Miscarriage but at other time they safe
In all and Spinal Affections, pain In the
Back Limbs Fatigue slight exerton papitaon Of
abe Heart Mysteries and Whites, these pill will affect
cure when have failed and although pow
full remedy do not iron calomel antimony er
any thing hur tful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES Uate 1. X. Ba,,,win Co,)
r, chester, N. Y.
N B-sIOo and postage stamps sed to any au-
tborzcd AGENT will insure bottle ofD pills by return
mail. . -,
Forsale by J, B Dougherty, Muscati:. Iowa.
Dec. D, lS57-d&wly
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PORT OF MUSCATINE.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Apr 30-Ben Campbell, Myers, Montrsse to Rcck
g" Belfast, Force, Davenport to st Louis
May Metropolitan, Rhodes, st Psu to st Louis
g" Ben Campbell, Myers R'k to Montrose
May 1T shomingo, aeh, Montrose to Rock I.
. g Laclede, Voorbies, ST. Paul to St. Louis.
" Chippewa, Crapster, Dubuque to St Louis.
" Lake City, Sloan, St. Paul to St. Louis.
I" 2-Minnc<ota Belle, dill st Louis to st Paul
W. Ii. Danny. Afford, Dubuque to St. LIS
g. Tisbomingo, keash, Rock l. to Montrose 4
" James Ly, IL, Blake. st. to Dubuque.
I" " Dew Drop, Parker, st. Louis to St. Paul,
/" Conswag', Hickman, St. Louis te ct. Pau.
Ben Campbell, Myers. Montrose'te K'k I.
" 81 my Clay, Campbell, ST LIS to st Paul.
" Ben Campbell, Myers, r. 1. to Montrose.
May s-Tish, mingo, Reach, Montrose to Rock |
Nv. b. hring' Green 5. Louis to st. st Paul s!1
&c" Sam Young, Gall, st Louis to Rock Island
8" Ii honingo, Reach, Rock l to Montrose
May 4-Ban Campbell, Myers, Montrese to R'k
Is" Lucic May, Rhodes, St Louis to st Paul
" 5-Frc Canoe, Martin, "
" s." Audubon Mitchell, d"
&c" sam Young, Gall, Rock Island to St Louis
&c" Ben Campbell, Myers, R'k to Montrose
g" Castle GARDEN, Cop.u, St Paul to 81 Loui
May 5-Conewago, Hickman, St. Paul to ST. Louis.
" " Tshomingo, Reach, Mgntrose to Rock l.
{. James Lyon, Bllke, Galena to 81. Louis.
" 6-Henry Clay, Campbell, St Paul to st LIS.
Tishomingn, Reach, Kcck l. to Montrose.
F." 6. 49, Phillips, to Billiards. and return.
May 6-Ben Campbell, Myers, Montrose to R'k
g." Psmbina~, Griffith, st Paul to st Louis
:" " Canada, Ward, st Louis to st Paul
&c" Anglo-Saxon, Baker, st Louis o st Paul
7-ELvoy, Roe, st Louis to st Paul
" &c Ban Campbell, Myers, Rock to Montrose
&c" 1885, Philips, to Balls and return
Steamer "Mus,atine" paid wharfage. May LIST,
fer three landings, $4,000 John G. Slime paid
$500, May Cd, for wharfage on two wood boats.
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, May 5.
Flour-dull and lower. Sales Of western
grades at 1870 to S4,65. Wheat Chicago
spring 90c, red Michigan $l,05, white do.
81, 10 to $l,20. white Kentucky $l,2S to
$3.50. Rye IS to 66c. Barley So to 64c.-
Corn SO to 75c. Oats AZ to 48c. Mess pork
$lS,25 to $3.50.
ST.. LOUIS, Mays
Weather rainy and .unfavorable to BUSH
ness. Flour-$2,60 to 81, for entire range
of grades. Wheat-sprng and club Gil t,
Csc, choice club 69c, prime fail s5c. Oats
30 to $50. Observation-Disclosures SOC.
CHICAGO, May 5.
Flour--extra 1918 to 1888. Wheat
standard spring 81 to Ga 3~4c. Corn &c to
52c. Oats 26 to Csc. Rye so to SIC. Mess
pork $40 to SIT. Butter Is to Ice. Eggs
dull at 6 to lao. Potatoes Is to SOC.
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Notice to Teachers

NOI1oE is hereby eivep. that in accordance with
- the provisions OF section forty-two Of the new
school Law, the under igned will be- prepared at his
offios, in the city of Muscatinc, on Friday, Nav
l4th, next, to examine such persons az ma v be de-
s'rous Of teaching in the public schools Of Musca
tine o'uoty, during the present year-exrmin alton
% com merce at one o'clock nd to continue through
be following day. VIM. T. BRANNAN.
Eta" County Supernter dent
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD!

STRAYED from the subscriber, residing on the
~ island, black Musi ang Pony. with sta. in
the face, FATHER thin in lesb. ANY psrson taking
mp ne same aud giving information where It may
hs found at Skinkiss :gcry stable. win rsesve the
q Owe reward. r b, conner.
nay5 -d2,w4.
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THO Valuable Farms for Sale.

a.s The undersigned offer for sale on un
A8aA usually favorable terms
ssssEA LIST. A farm Of 40 acres, eighty rods
lIlll west Of the Muscatine corporation line,
&3well improved, with good spring, with
frame dwelling, stable, &c. Ten acres of timber
will be sold with this tract.
ID. B farm Of 100 acres-S0 improved and under
fence and 20 Of timber. Good frame dwelling and
out-buildngs, with good we'll and stock water,
and an orchard Of the choicest variety of fruit
This farm is situated six miles from Museatine 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 this office Of either Of the
undersigned.
Iapr2oI WIN. HOFFNER.
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NOTICE. ITO THE pTTRTIC
SEEDS FOR 1858.
WI are now prepared with full and com

w plete stock OF
Field, Garden and FIoWer Seeds,
Of tho new crop. to supply any demand, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL, on the very best Of terms
Oar stock is NEW Gas We do not consign seeds
a nd take none back to mix up AGAIN., and much
of it grown under our immediate direction in this
State. Our stock Of European seeds ia imported
directly by ourselves from the most reliable grew
ers in ENGLAND and FRANCE.
We feel confident no better advantages itthe
public be offered than we can give, o.
daily invit, an examination before rurch,s y =
Our stock consists in part of SPRING WHEAT BAR
LEY. Corn, PEAS, BEANS. &C., very large var otv
of GARDEN SEEDS and . full assortment of FLOWER
SEEDS of choice varieties. A'se, $50 Lusheis pure
CuINE,E SUGAR CANE SEED.
Constantly on hand a large assortment of AGKI-
CULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL MAcHINs AND liz
PLEMNs.
Full priced s.ed and implement catalogues sent
upon receipt Of Stamp to pay pastage.
HENRY D. EMERY CO.,
jan3G-w3m 2n4 Lake street, Chicago.
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CHICAGO, May 5.
1918 to 1888. Wheat
MARR led,

May LIST, by Row. John Harris, at his residence at
Summit, Mr.. OyID VAN DYEE to Miss MARY Cock
sHoor, all Of this county.
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WHAT THE LADIES SAY.

WHAT Tho LADIES SAY.
"That Duck Of a Bonnet"
TAN now be had at Mira Waide's old stand, No.
~ le9 Second Street. ALEC, the latest styles Ct
STRAW AND SILK GOODS,
Ribbons, French Floacers, Millan-
cry, Of every description,
Together with lar &c and fashiona l, sos, ment Of
Dress Trimmings, Embroiderics, Per-
fumeries, Gloves, and
Ladies' Furnishing Articles
P. rsons living in the country, we'll as city, can
have their
BONNETS BLEACHED AND PRESSED,
IN A SUPERIOR MANNER,
With tho softness and appearance of New Goods,
the same week they leave them,
WITHOUT DISAPPOINTMENT.
Merchants purchasing goods in Muscatine, will
do we'll to give Mr.. Wade call. as his Goods are
selected With great care, frsm the
.N'EW YORK IMPOR TIERS.
lie feels able to SUGGEST lily compete with the
New York and Chicago Markets.
S. L. WADE,
No. le9 Second street, Muecatine, Iowa.
apr26-3awtf
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See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
LIVER ,hvIGoRA TOR in another ctlumn Of this pa
pr.
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tom at the same time it pur
daily in moderate doses wi
it up wi b increasing rapid
The LIVER is one off,
the principal regulatorsIe ~
of the human body;lA|
and when it performs
its functions well, the J.
powers of the 81 stem~
are fully developed. ~.
The STOMACH is entirely II !
dependent on the heal 4
thy action of the LIvERlG
for the proper perform Y
ance of its functions !; a.
when the stomach is at ~.
fault, the bowels are at
fault, and the whole y
system suffers in conse-
quencs of one organ-lYk|
the LIVER -havinglS I
ceased to do its duty.-IL|
For the diseases of that n
organ, one of the pro- X
prietors has mace It his vi
tudy, in a practice of
more than twenty years. III
to find soma remedy ~
whercwith to counter I
act the many derange- Fl
ments to which it is liza
bic.
To prove that this i
remedy is at last found, |hl
any person trouble d ri
wiver LIVER COMPLAINT, ri
in any Of its forms, has L|I
but to try = bottle, and
conviction is certain. \
These Gums remove vi
all morbid or bad mat
ter from the system, Fl
supplying in their place
a healthy flow Of bile,D III
iavigorating the stom-, n
aca, causing food to d.
ges. we'll, PURIFYING
TIE BLOOD, giving tone mi
and health to the whole WI
machinery, removing
the cause of tho disease ~
efecting q radical ~
Gu e. 8
Bilious ATTACKS are AAt
cured, and WHAT Is BET FL,
TER, PREVENTED, by the II
occasional use of tho NJ
LIVER IhvIeoR AToR.
One dose after eatingE
is sufficient to relieve NIl
the stomach ind pro-
vent tho fosd from ri-iHI'
sing and souring. Ail
Only one dose taken ia
before retiring,prsvents ~
NIGHTMARE. ~
Only one dose taken nv
at night, loossns thcIW
AN arho use 1t are gl
nous testimony in ats ia
w Mir Water in the
vigorator. and s,callo,c D
THE LIVER INN
Is A SCIENTIFIC NJ EDlC
is daily working cures, almol
1t cures as if by magic, even
benefit, and seldom more tina
to cure any kind Of LIVER
the won't Jaurdice and Dyl
Headache, all of which are
EASED LIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
DR SANFORD. pror vSafo
York, and retailed BY all Dru
Charles o. Waters, Muscatine
April "a, l65S-d, WY
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SPRING AND SUMMER
MIl, W s III.
MRS. WHITE

49, WOULD again invite the attention Of her
A8xsa customers to her new stock of MILLIN-
>]A% cry GOODS for the season, which will be
found at all times complete and Of the best mate.
rial hat can DO found.
Ladies can depend on having their work done at
all times in the neatest and most fashona bic style.
Bonnets beached and altered to the latest fashion
at all scasons.
Rooms at the old stand, 112 Second street, oppo-
site c. Weed & Co.'S Store. [apI22
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GOODS LOW FOR CASH.

W71SH lNG to close out our stock, and reinquish
w business. we will sell MAILS and GLASS
of all sizes BOOTS ard SHOES, QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE, DRY GOODS, &C., cheaper than
they can be had elsewhere in this city.
Call in and be sati sled of what We say. Remem-
Der the place A. DUNSM0RE & co.
apl 10th, 1858 wewdlw. No. lat Seccnd St.
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.EEKLYJOURNAL
O>/>~>O>~-~~~0~~-~~ - -
DEPARTM EMF.
Tur WRAruRR.-It NAV be some consol

JUsT1CE's BLANKs.-Full sets printed and
Ter sale at this office.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
A FARM Of ~ acres on Muscatine Island, one
n mile arc a-balf from the CORPORATION line. is
offered for sale. Fifty acres Of the land is fenced
and thirty-f.e under good state of cultivation
1t contains roed house, with cut hous and a
we'll Of water. This farm il we'll ad ap ed and con-
veniently situated for gardening. For particulars
enquire Of I. Crandol In Muscatine or of
j. W. ERWIN,
May w5m. on the premises
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) ~ stkcn bQ0 0yos
urges it, and whom taken
will strengthen and bald
'idity.
- bowels gently and su,es
? CosTlyKNBss.
II One dose taken aftef
meal will cure pYsrU..
)isIA.
One desc Of two tess
i spoenfsls will always
relieve sIcK HEADAcnD.
ii One bot lie taken for
G female distractions re-
7 moves the cause Of the
? disease, and make Q
i perfect cure.
II Only one dose imna.
} diately relieves cHolse.
ii On. aos. .N..
1r..tod :. 80.
NoaBUs, aad
ina.
y ~onlv an. Ao,.,.
il needed "a th,oC -
, of the svs,em ~: .xs"
Ilof ned;.;r. -. sI ,.
Isickne.s.
4 ~0n. bo.,,. 49,
for ,An.r,c 800 .sS s.A..
ali saIIo.n... .. .sW
nraI co,or a. ~ s. ~
sIsk;n ~ A'o
~. ao....S
nw.o s 49, ~ eas@eeS
I'll 49,, ' =. ~ ssss1G
~. ~ sne HISes
anu "s~'s 1oos 0Ges
D VII a.. so.. -
Wy aose 0len NJ
Po.tea cu.os cSaonc
ciAHKH0A 10 ~ vesss
n l.ins, Wniis eCn"
4 snG BOWEL comPlssaee
ylold almost 70 sse M
oese.
=. one oit"o oosepes!es
y attac ks caesoe ~
! or 'i spe ,e lie rensd, s
the world, q it nevee
fails:
a rev . sessis
, lures ~. p., ah.o,h:s4s
\ H. tste nisss.,: !.
! recom mend tnefAis
medicine - = nssvs.t.
i've NJ FRvEE4 NM
1AGJIEyCHIILTEVR1
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:ssss- Dr. Christ,e's Ague Balsam is the best rem,-
dy for tho permanent cure of ChilIs and Fever,
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, and all the malarious
diseases incident to this climate.
1t has never been known to fail when the dirsc-
tions have been strictly followed.
1t is purely vegetable compound, containing mel.
Their Arsenic, Quinine, Strychnine, or anything of
a poisonous deleterious nature. 1t has had, for
years, the largest sales of any me ", for specif~
| 10 disease, ever offered to the public.
1t has attained its immense popularity through
its own merits; its great power in curing disease
its singular harmlessness ant freedom from hurt
full ing Rodents 1t can be takeu by the helpless in
FAINT vigorous youth, and feeble age, ever without
injury, and always with benefit. Thousands in ev-
cry state in the Union where the disease prevails,
have realized and will testify to its Balsamic and
curative powers, Price one dollar per bottle, Or
bottles for 500.
For sale in Muscatine by J. B. Dougherty and by
agents in every principal town.
ass- If you aro sick, the probability is that the
root of your suffering is in the stomach. From a
weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Aguc, Ian ,uor
Nausea, fnj legion of other tormentin diseases
Indigestion produces thin blood, and thersors de-
stroys the strength and vigor of the entire system
10 restore the tone of the sto mach, and enable it
to throw off and dismiss forever alN these tIo ube
some and dangerous complaints, nothing is acces-
sary but a parsav cr.ng use of Dr. j IIOSrET-
TIERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS. A
trial of thor power cannot fail to prove that there
is no failure in their sanatve effects. We cheer
fully recommend them to he public, knowing, as
we do, their many excellent quail ties.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally y, ev-
erywkere.
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ON. MANHOOD,
AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE

114ND II y L 1tI-N1AI CIU1I DIOdI1NE.
Just Published, Gratis, the Goth Thousand
<zEy.Rza A FEW WORDS ON THE RATION
AaLaMAAL TREATMENT, without med cine
JH-AE- ~ Of Spermatcrrhea OF Local Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, Genial ard
Nervous Debility, Impotencv, and Impedimerts to
Marriage generally, BY B.DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complain s, originating in the imprudense and
solitude OF youth, may be easily removed WITH.
OUT MEDICINE, is in this small tract, clearly
demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly
fully explained, by means Of which every one is
enabled to cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the
lesst possible cost thereby avoiding all the adver-
tised nostruns of tho day.
Sent to any address gratis and post free in a
sealed esyeloSe; by rem tting Il ost-paid) two
postage stamps to Dr.. D. DE LANEY, So east 31st
street, New York City. (apr2S
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TmE WEATHKR.-It may be some consola-
zion to the new corners amongst us to know that The
''old settlers do not recollect having experienced
spring season with much wind and protraeted
kain As has characterized the present. The west i.
noted for high winds over its praries, but this
spring it has rather outdone itself; and although
we usually Nave abundance of rain at this season,
such "dfiazle.drozzle" gains, day after day, have
visited US lately are unusual:
The "TIMEs.."-Our streets have a lively
appearance, from which we are disposed to believe
the "hard times" are drawing to close hereabouts
Our citizens have certainly no reason to complain
after comparing their condition with that of their
neighbors. We conversed to-day with merchant,
formerly of this place, who removed to Davenport
some months ago, having been discouraged in his
business here by the manner in which Davenport
shinplasters seemed to draw trade away from this
-aarket. He says this spring has been the dullest
ever experienced in our sister city, and that
trade is really lively here compared to its PROSTATE
condition there. He thinks Muscatne has now the
upper hand of her old rival.
ScuooL DISTRICT OFFIcERs.-The election
yesterday under the new school Law went almost by
default. Only about forty votes were cast at the
polls in this city. The officers chosen, however, are
all very good men. The vote was almost unanimous
in their favor. The following are the Of the
officers elect:
Bloomington township, (not including the city,
Presidcnt-E noch Paisley;
Vice President-Eiward Stewart
Secretary-Geo. Bumgardncr;
Treasurer-U. II. Garnes.
4uscatino City:
Presdent-John G. Gordon
Vice President-Jos. A. Green;
Sscretary-J. B. Dougherty;
Treasurer-A. Enthusiastically, 4th.
CO To correct a misapprehension which
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

Mr. A p. TYLER, Editor Of The Superior Repab-
liean issued At Superior Wis., is in this City, soliciting
tubsc,iptions and advertisements for his paper.
Superior is the mos. important point on ths Upper
Lakes it's distance by water from City being 10
greater than thst Of Chicago, while it is nssry 300
miles vest of that city. i. is surrounded by 6ne
agricultural country c.psble Of producing corn, whest,
&C, not only in abundance bu. in profasioD, while its
numbering advantages and mineral With is
Commanding commercial positop, coospire 10 make It
the sntrepos Of the region west of Lake Superior.
Mr. TyIsrs is the only Republican paper in tina. re-
gion, and a. such deserves TO b supported. We 70
commend Mr. Tyler to the kind confederation of sil
those upoo whom he may call. He may be addressed
BY letter st this office.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28

eseo'ted 70 the rotunds sLd Kck-s with the Sasrin,
tns Rev. Mr Siesaey, ard t'e hleess -rla !cro"e
Mckee. supported by M BE,l1.' sof fpIts
sheriG assembled TIE s'.2l wiz hG-rsd rsrrisge hs
hs6 crv sd-i into the saA e.: few inmates mo pep
sa;iob for tee shor. m"ir-l sgroy -keh wise, n.e
vcud have bssn ,Gsay for nsuy w9@k' before. Hs
b. aced himself agains. the upper pnt'on ot ~ a.
field pOs, While the arx;Jus Clergy spoks - hiIi
He l,r siclr niuues us'd to shetrtr IA wnric
be again rrsyed for ard Mr. Sick6-y stee I'D aide.
Then Mr.. Bartlett, spoks to him, an oht~'U~d lo"
and reccLast Eyes, to = reIu-St to yt"a fo Sr.
Siriuey's ossire. A prayer, sec0r7iug T. .as pre-
scrbed form for the cnuds ed th.5 u-rsd up.
A ch air wss now seed op the olsitorn SUI Mckee,
evidently very weak leo - u. 20 nave his ss'
tied. The rope vas Alec ABUSED 10 ne neck sed ne
submitted tc the operation without ta1 siSGes- hnn-
ing and by the nenls OF hs head rato-r see n7a
dispcsrd to sssist 5e oi ers 10 p'ac,rg y figu las
done the Sheriff addressed nim as follows:
James Mckee the extreme ssbtsuce ot tho lsS "a
row aboat 10 be executed upon you, by oGng'sg yo7
BY the neck antil you a'- dead IL you nave sny'hns
TO ssy. you have sp opportunity 10 say II now.
Mckee made no sudbe reply. and ioe Snsrin pre-
e.edeo 20 read the dss:h warrant. Tee black cap ws'
nov pa, on, and he stood up la scarcely an saSio1
vcice he said :" Mr.. Sheriff Tae Sae'h spprosca11
him. had The cap loosen-d, and ssAed hIm # he wished
10 sp@sk. He msde DO repy. The esp WAS ie-
soiussd and the Sheriff said, "Jssnes Mckee, am
"Dow shout 10 execute the sentence OF tue iAT ana
"msy tie Lord have mercy on your soul. IHe Sori
sou and TIE ynspping Of the spnng reached tue ears
Kee wss dead msp. The fan vas shout seven fes',
spd his 4. a.h withou. struggle. TIE aoart oss,
regularly eleven mpues as 100, and taen rspidiy cs-
crs.s,d, ard ceased at the close Of the thittsente
minute. The medical gentlemen present were Drs II.
G. Cls,k. Wp.low Lewis, n. II Scorer F. s. A'us.
xcrtb, j. N. Warren, J. s. Jones, james Aver and
DR.. Jefffies.
Ssnhorp Neal Loud Bsker and Irian. SherItfs key IS
of Mddlesex Thomas Of Norfolk, and Carey %; Essex
were also present. This shcie number OF spectators
in tie ro,unda wss about 3JO.
The body was taken down arer 1t had been sus-
perded half an hour and will be Inferred st East Bos-
ion Mckee had written TO his brother to have ms re-
manf in the event of his execution, removed to Hunt
inston for in.ernept, but no answer was recsivrd.
TIE plan of hsvipg the execution in the Rounds
proved 20 be g good one. IL Insured good orde,
throughout the whole Of the solemn OCCASION. Saer.f
Clsrks arrangements were perfect, aud carried ou
completely and promptly. His brief addresses were
clearly and firmly delivered, and distinctly hear,
thrau Shout Toe vast spsce Snce such painful e.st
else OF soy ereigp authority had To take pisce tue
people of Massachusetts have reason to be thankfu
that the duty VAS in all respects performed IN man
rer which reflected honor upou the administration o
tina
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-28
EXECUTION OF JAMES MCKEE.
From TA BOstos Courier, }sns 70.


Ysstsrdsy forenoon at clock james Mckes vss
executed in the Rotunds OF the JAIL pursuant 70 sen'
ter ce and variant for the murder Of Galsn e. Walker
Deputy Warden Of the State Piscn, on the iosh u
Dscrmber 1856. The conduct and dsp,rtmsut Of
Mckee had frcm the monta Of November, lsol
down % the moment when the trsp-door OF the sct'
fold fell under his wtis snd closed his account with
bauas.eo the benevolent. HIS scccunt Of hmself has
alrsys been marked With sing ulA Omissions and pro-
fessed ignorance Of facts in regard 70 bis personA ni.
tory which most people ordinarily know about them
seves and and show indisposition 70 discio-e lie
came from Canada 10 the Urred States about
ten years ago. His parents were f'om the ner;h
Of Ireland, and tbelooged to the Protestant Epls-
oopal Chur.h, but whether he was born 10
ireland, or shortly after the family srrived IN
Capads, in 1923, he protested 70 be unable to tell
His parents die while he young but letters wnica
have passed between him and tas darinS Ma i2fi'
orment, show ii at there stin living two brothers
ard ore sister. Tire family homs vas near Hsnt'I e
tor, Huntington Cosi;y, Lover Cansds, fsS m'''s'