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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29
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THE MORMON News DoUBrED.-The news
of the Mormon paciacation don't seem to be
very we'll sustained. the Government did
not receive any official dispatche. the Onion
discredits the report, and the st. Louis Dem
oerat adduees very strong arguments show
ing that the report has no sufficient marks
Of authority to entitle it to credence under
the circumstances Known to exist about the
time it dates the paciication.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

~ If you are sick, the prob bill ity is that,
root of your suffering is in the stomach. From
weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague, Lansnol
Nausea, nj legion of other tor mentin diseases
Indigestion produces thin blood, and therefore de-
etroys tho strength and vigor Of the entire system
To restore the tine Of ths stonsch, and eaable il
to throw off and dismiss forever al these trouble.
some aud dangerous complaints, nothing is asces'
sary but q rsrsever:ng use of Dr.. HOSTEL
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BtTTERS. A
trial of thor power cannot fail to prove that the:
is no failure in their sanative effects. We cheer
fully recon merd them to the public, knowing, as
We do, their many excellent, quail ties.
For sale ty druggists and dealers general J: ev-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

~ Persons ADVANCED IN LIFE, and feeling the
hand Of time weighing heavily upon them, with
all its attendant Ills will find in tho use OF Dr..
HOSTETTER'S CELE 3RATED STOAACl BiTr
TIERS, an elixir that will instl life into their
veins res, ore, in MEASURE the a-dor and energy
of more youthful days, build up their shsunken
forms, and give health nd vigor to thei remain
ing years. Those who in the least afflicted with
Dyspepsia, Agu., Languor, Nausea, or any other
troublesome and dangerous d sease, arising from .
disord.red u stem, should net hesitate to avail
themselves OF the benefit derived from this great
remedy.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, ev-
erywhere. lmaylS-zw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29
FOr the JOURNAL.
Educational.

EOr the journal.
Educational.
Mr.. EDITOR :-Agreeably to notice given
by the County Superintendent, the teachers
of the county were met by him at the rooms
of the Public School No. 2, in Muscatine,
on Friday, the 18th inst, at one O'Clock P.
NJ, and underwent an examination in the
branches of study required by law to be
taught in the public schools. The examine
ton, conducted by the Superintendent,
assisted by Messrs. Goodno and Ingalls,, was
thorough and comprehensive, resulting, we
doubt not, not only in legally qualifying
them for the discharge Of their duties as
eachers of common schools, but also in
awakening an interest among them which
cannot fail to exert salutary influence upon
the cause of common school education in
the county. 1t occupied the remaining por-
ton of Friday and all Of Saturday. There
were thirty teachers present, the most OF
whom were licensed to teach.
At the close of the examination, the meet.
ing was called to order by MIR. Goodno, and
measures were taken to provide for the or
ganization of County Teachers Associa-
ton. Messrs. Goodno, Brannan and Stone
were constituted committee to draft con.
stitution and by. laws for the society, and
Miss Barrows, with Messrs. Heller and
Pinkham, committee to secure the coop.
Grafton Of teachers throughout the county
The meeting was then adjourned to re-as
semble on Saturday, June u, at the same
place, when, it is to be hoped, every teache'
| in the county who feels an interest in thu
cause Of education, and wishes to be identi
fed therein, will be present to assist in thu
consummation of this important work.
len DIEM.
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NnTICE

11AVING secured the services Of Mr.. BEN BEACH
J. (lats with Deming Smith Coz as foreman
Of eur shop, We prcsared to do JOB work in cur
line on skert notice and at prices TO sut the times.
Perfons building will do well to give ne call All
work warranted. C0NSIOCks& co.
P.S. Afew more Of the celebrated coax stoves,
. Quincy Cit just received. g. 4 Co.
May 10 lS5s-lawtf
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PORT OF MUSCATINE.
.d&sl
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

~ ARRIVALS AND OkFAkTUkkSs
May 2l-Tishomingo, Reach, Montroee to Rock 1,
Minnesota Belle, Hill, St P'l to St Louis
72-Lake City, Sloan. St. Louis to st Paul.
Tishon lingo, Reach, Rock |. to Montrose.
49, Philips, Ballard's and return.
May Metropolitan, Rhsdes, St Louis to st Paul
Ben Campbell, Myers, Montrose to R. I.
Mary Cook, ralse Davenp't to St Louis.
D Gallon, Fisher, to FairPort and return.
13-Do Drop, Parker, st. Paul to St. Louis
C,newago, Hickman, st. Paul to St. Louis
Decalion, Fisher, to Fairport and return,
/ 24-Lacleie, Worries, st. Louis TO st. Paul.
WI Ewing, Green !, ST Paul to St Louis
Ben Campbell, Myers, R'k l. to MoDtrose
''76" Phillips, to Billiards. and return.
NAV 24-Sam Young, Gall, St Leu's to R'k Island
Tishomingo, Reach, Montroe to R'k L.
Minnesota, Hay, st. Louis to St. Paul.
25-Tishomingo, Reach. Rock I. to Mont.ose,
May 25-sam Young, Gall, Rock Island to St LIS
Ben Campbell, Myers, Montrose to R'k I
10 Minnesota, Hay, Dubuque to St Louis
Ben Campbell, Myers, R'k to Montrose
as76," Phillips. to Ballard 3 and return.
May 6-Tishom,ngo, Ksach, Montrose to Rock
Lucie May, Rhodes, st Louis to st Paul
~ Fire Canoe, Martin, St Paul to st Louis
Canada, Ward, "
Chippewa, Crapster, '
Tishomingo, Roach, Rock to Montrose
May 27-Ben camph IT, Myers, Montrose t. I
Pembinaw, Griffith. s: Louis to st Paul
2S-Een Campbell, Myer>, TX to Montrose
Mary Cook, Dalzell, St Louis to Dsvenp't
Lake City, Sloao, st Paul to st Louis
.'76,' Philips, to Ballard's and return
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PUBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby given that the annual meeting Of th,
i stock holders Of the Mssifsippi Missouri Ra,
Road Company will be held at the office Of said
comnany, in the city Of Davenport. on Monday
the 7rh day Of June rext, Ut ten O'Clock A. NJ.
or the pu pose OF eiestin directors for tho eusr.
ing yea, end for tho transaction Of such other bu
sineD as may be necessary. II. PRICE,
may 4-dtt sec'y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

S,ceet Potato Plants for Sale.
TINE eubs,r has now on hand large quantity
of sweet potatoe planss fol sale ct bis residences
miles from Muscstine, on the lows City road.
Prcs per hundred. 3: cents, three hundred $l.oo.
s. 60 per thousand. JAMES CATTELL.
may32-w4w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

Asa. Who that values health and life, will neglect
the Kindly almoniton of nature, asking for relief
Who is justified in neglecting SO important mean!
of preserving the richest Of heavens blessings life
health and comfort? And yet, there are many, who
from negligence or criminal delay, put off the ust
If the appropriate remedy, perhaps, because the
The great remedy for pain of all descriptions, j.
found in DR.. Bakers Pain Panacca.
For sale in Muscatine by F. II. St:ne and John
Doughery.
See adv ert is emcnt.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

Answer to J. II. GsS Malhemat cal
Question.
stick # timber twelve feet long Tor any other
lengthy being body Of uniform density, has its
centre Ut gravity coincident with the centre of map
n'tude, consequently lifting at one end is six
feet from the centre Of gravity and and c, in Or
der to lift twice as much as A, must be twice n,
near the centre Of gravity, three feet from tbs
end Of the stick. NV.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29
ESTRAY STEER AND HEIFRR

ESTRAY STEER AND HEIFER.
TAKEN up William II. Raub, residing in
i Sweetand Township, Muscatine County, and
State o! Iowa, and DESERVED before Jesse Brogan,
Justice OF tho Psacc, in and for laid cunty. %
follows:
One dark red Steer, supposed to be three years
OLD, marked with swallow fork in tho right ear,
under bit in each ear, white under tho belly.
One black ncifer, supposed to he one year old,
with little white in each flank.
A true cory of Justices return.
EDW'D II. THAYER,
fcb25-wl3w County Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29
WILTON MILL.

THIS MILL is n complete running order, and
J. will continue to do
CUSTOM WORK
On the most accom- modatipg terms. and will ke-p
constantly on hand the bert quality Of FLOUR,
for sale by the SACK or in large quantities Al
50, FEED and SHIPaTUFF.
As we intend 40 buy mono but the BES II QHAL-
ITY of WHEAT, We can assure those that buy Of
Us that they will gst the ! cot articleof FLOUR.
April 9-wtf j. N. S,iI m.
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NEW ADVERTISE ENTS.
Competition the Life of Trade!
MUSCATINE STOVE STORE.
Five Dollars Saved in buying Stoves of
C0MST0CK eco.
Proprietors ofthr Fl oeuix Stove Foundry.
SALES ROOMS.
Quincy, Ill. Keokuk, Iowa,
Galesburgh, Ill. Burlington, &C
Hannibal, Mo-, Davenport, Iowa.

- MUSCATINE,
HAVING established branch of our stove but
i einess in Muscatii =, call stbe attention of
purchasers to our assortment 1t Stcves, Tin, uol-
low and Japanned Ware.
After ten years experience in trade, We are
determined t. sell for CASH only, and shall give
the retail buyer the advantage If our Wholesale
prices, which saves them from Five TO Seven Dol
lars on Stove. Our leading Cock Sto We, the
s'Quin y City," has no superior. Purchasers will
consult their own interests in giving ut call at
Foster Block, opposite M ason 8 Hotel.
apr1o..w3m WIN. A. BROWNELL, Agent.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

TSee advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
LIVER InyIGoRA TOR in another column Of this pa
DOR.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

Largest and best assorted Stock ef
SPRING & SUMMER DRY GOODS
ever brought to this city, comprising ~ ~
Perry Latest e. Fashionable lesiene
Out for the season. selected from PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK and BOSTON MARKETS.
We would particularly invite the attention q
purchasers to our
Dress Goods DepartMent,
In which We stand prs-eminsnt.


Colored Si1h Robes, vi" .slp. :isA '''''s 'ies
BIack Salk Robes. With rich ...ia sia. s.sisss.
Black gro de Rhine Sszks, e.: &C.,
Black Mosre antique SIX, rer Aa.siliss.
Striped and Plaid .Silk-L.s. .s..ss.s.s.
Paris Printed Foulard Silks : .ss:ss
Berage RObes-choieess designs.
Percale R0bes-Diaersnt styles and pst.ss.
Talencia Robes-ror Misses.
Irish Poptans-A beautiful .''ss'..as r'.'as.
Robes a'QusNe-tch.lli, s..usf.i I'D. .ss,,s.. 1
bingham Robes-v.ry ...s.sy'.'.
Paris Printed Cagies Il ;.: s,s, s..i :ssI
american Chalzies-f ; S:s.. = : = ''s's =
Juc0net and Lam RObes--Diass,ass syl.s.
French and %s: se1ssss :sy': ~ 6
in great variety. go {
English Shirting Prints ..-v::ssy,, .. go
French Percale AN eelor'.
american L0,cns--Eadl.s. vari..y.
French Lawns-c clear neat ssyles-sia. sssspss
Prints a sfes asss.'n'A o. y, '''
MERRL11.ACKS &. COCHECOES
Always on hand.
We shall DO receiving additions 70 tie abs.&as
the season advances of everything. which = -
and desirable in market. as
AOSIERY and CLOVES
We ask careful examination Of Eur $780,
which is now complete, and comprises NJ great.
est variety to be found in this city.
"HIT1 ooD0s
Plain Jaconets,
Striped do
Checked Cambrics, IS
India Null,
Swiss Null,
Bishop Lawn,
Victorn d
Rrilliants,
Dimities.
India Linen,
Dotted Swiss,
Book Muslins,
Main Sock,
Fancy White Pique Cloth,
SH a WIS.
White Canton Grape, Black Silk,
Colored do Spun Silk,
Plain Cashmere, Fancy Cashmess,
Plain Merino. Eng. Stella, Fey Der.
A large stock Of
BLACK SILK MANT1LLA,
Also, LADIES CLOTH DUsrEKs,.
LATEST STYLES.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Our stock in this department is unussslly lAsgs
and the 81 YLEs cannot fail to please. g
Ready-made Clothing.
Cut in all the latest fashions and nads ~ =
sub,tantial manner. II our customer win give
call We promise to "GIvs THEN FITS" . ~ n
ures. 81 sss5s
Castrmers will also nnd our stock ef
Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Gro
ceries and Rubber Goods,
Much larger than We have ever kept befofss -
we'll selected.
Our stock when complets will be he lafeal -
sorted stock west of the Mississippi.
Farmers and others who arc DESTROYS ee hoeIo8
place to do their trading, will d we'll - al
and examine our stock, which will svee - -.
fully shown. 81
Highest market price paid for III kiads 4 -
duce.
may17-dawtf * ~
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We have the pleasure Of announcing - 80 ~
now opening the 6
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News Paragraphs.

It said that gold has been discovered in
Brown county, Kansas.
"A Tenn perance political party has been or
ganize.i in Boston.
' A Church for Deaf N1utcs is about to be
organized in New York. ...-.
Selling papers on Sunday has been stop
ped by Mayer Henry of Philadelphia.
An experiment is on foot to apply steam
Oh the Ohio canal, as u propelling power.
There are 39S convicts in the Indiana
P.nitentiary-a much larger humber than
usual.
The Texas Mormons have been driven out
by grassi,oppers, and have broken up their
settlement
The damage to tho sugar crop of Louisi-
ana ,sby the Bell crevasse alone, is estimated
1t not less than S., 0OO, 900.
A bill for the restoration Of capital pun
aishment 10 the statute book of Wisconsin
has passed both branches Of the Legisla-
ture.
A.stea,n paving machine is in operation in
New York, which, armed with row Of RAM
mers, pounds down the cobble stones as fast
as could be done by fifty men.
John Frink, an old and we'll known
"srager" of the West, died at Chicago a few
days ago.
Jacob Haas testified before New York
jury, last Thursday, that he had drank one
hundred and six glasses Of lager beer in one
day, and was not intoxicated.
The only son of ex-Mayor Mills, of La
Sale, q promising youth of Is, was acct
dentally drowned in the steamboat basin at
that place, on Monday last.
The unfinished monument to Mary the
mother of Washington, at Fredericksburg,
= Va, is fast going to ruin, and is badly dis
figured with bullet and shot marks, being
used by the boys as target.
The extent of the territory and variety of
the climate of the United States, may be re-
allied in the fact that in certain parts of Tex
rs the wheat crop is now ready for the
.cythe, while at the North it is just begin
ming to grow.
WAR NExr.-An attempt is to be made
to recover the million and q half of dollars
that went down in the Central America, al
though she is sunk in water over five-eighths
Of a mile deep, and in spot that Is ninety
miles from the nearest land.
Hon. Charles Sumner sailed in the steamer
Vanderbilt, on Saturday, for Europe, in ac-
cordance with the recommendation Of his
physicians.
Mr.. Gerrish, who has lately arrived at St.
Louis from. Fort Bridger, says that Gov.
Cuming was bitten, on the 25th of March,
in the right arm, by dog that was suppos-
ed to be mad. The dog attacked several
persons and was finally killed. The Cover
nor was quite fearful and distressed about
.1hn matter. 3,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

Jusrlos's BLANks.-Full sets printed and
for sale at this Office.
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HORSE THIEVES ABour.-An attempt was
made last night to break into Mr.. Wallaces stable
by some persons who doubtless covet the possession
of Ethan Allen" The thieves got into the car
riage house by cutting an opening with penknife
and raising the door latch, but were frightened
away by the noise made by boy and dog who
slept in the stable and we're aroused by them.-Dai
y. ed.
EGG-srRAoRDINARY.-Mr. Clover sent Us a
shanghai egg last week which measured 6 inches in
circumference and weighed ounces. Rather egg
extraordinary, but eti not as large as the one LAID
on our table by Mr.. Joy. some weeks age, which
measured ST inches and weighed ounces. Our
devil begins to think Iowa is hard to beat on chen
fruit" Eggs-actly-s-o!
ANOTHER CLIMB OF. TIE LAW" = j.
W. Mitchell, Esq, admitted 20 the practice of
law at the term of the District Court just closed.
Our attorneys are coming thick and fast. Mr.
Mitchell, however, has had much to do with Ceases"
in his former occupation, and we may reasonably
expect that be will prove himself an adept in
the Law.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-05-29

citizens Of Grandview, in Louisa county, az miles
from Muscatine,) are finishing fine building for
educational purposes. Its dimensions are As by IS
feet, (two stories,) and its cost about $4,000 The
school Ito be called "Grandview Institute'') will,
besascned the first of next month with an efficient
corps Of teachers from the East.
PoRr LoUIsA.-Our friends, Humphrey.
Arnold Co., Of the above pl ace are doing an ex-
tensive forwarding and commission business, be-
sides dealing in dry goods, groceries, lumber, reap
ing and threshing machines, &c. They are popular
business men and deserving of great success.
HYDRoPHoB1A.--Keep look out on the
CANNES. Hydrophobia is prevalent throughout the
entire country, and may soon develop itself among
the dogs Of this city, Last week Mr.. Neidig killed
tons Ct madness.
H Two chaps with ugly-looking Jewels
their feet and under the esco:t of an officer of
the law, passed down on the Tishomrgo, yesterday,
on their way to Fl. Madison to do some service for
tae State. They were from McGregor.-Daily, 26.
PIE PLANr.-Our old friend and subscri-
Der, Thomas Morford, presented us yesterday with
bunch Of pie-plant rhubarb worth talking
about. The bunch, composed Of ten stocks, weigh
ed thirteen pounds! Beat it, who can ?--Daily, rs.
MusrARD.-One Of our enterprising Ger
man citizens is engaged in the manufacture Vt
mustard for table use. His card will be found in
our advertising columns. We have tried bottle
IF his mustard andcan recommend it as superior
to that made elsewhere.
TAX SALE.-The sale of real estate in
Muscatine county which the taxes are delinquent
will take place on the 7lst prox. as We observe by
advertisement Of the County Treasurer in the 'En-
quirer."
IxMERsloNs.-Two females, who have re-
Gently united with the First Baptist Church Of this
city, were baptised in the river Sunday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Robert, Of Burlington, administered the
| ordinance. 6
CONDITION OF Mr.. Brown. We learn
that Mr.. Brown is moro rational and some bettel
than he was yesterday. His final recovery is still
uncertain, however.
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CARRlRR's NorloE.-Our regular car. Ter
is ILL., His substitute to-day may not b. able to find
all city patrons. Those whom he may miss will
please notify US Of the fact.
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sTEAMBOATD.


THbNGR OF HOUR, COMMENCING wEpNnDAr,
" June l6-For Brdgeport-rsre 80 CONSTITUTING Ia
time 10 connect with Housatopi, saugatuct New Haven,
hartford Railroads. The and superior stnam
er BRIDGEPORT, Captweeks, will leave PECK alp. East
ve every Nondsy and krary u vsr eS rs
'her Information inquire O' S''sHp 'ccsirxs agent
TcoR COMFY TsLAND AND FORT HAMILTON -rHr
in steamboat AURORA. Captain Aiming smith VII run
daily from the i7h instant leaving West Tenth stree,
al pf 1877 and 81 O'Clock Spring street ~ ~ l2 .ud ~
O'Clock and pier 80. North river 10 and ococs se
turning leaves the Island At H. and 81 ocock ,.usnns
INDKPENDEsT LINE BEryEEs NEW YORK wE =.
going sess er GOVERNOR, Captain BENJAMIN n slmon..
win leave pier North river foot OF Robinson sgse Inss
days Thursdays and sundays, O'Clock r. NJ ksfuM'
days from ProSdenoe Mondays weincsdsys and rrdsys
Regular days from New York Tuesdays sna sun
10 with morning train for Boston for
freight which will be taken Al reduced rates sppy on ne
wharf TO GEORGE +. sfAfLE9 agent. Az persoos NC
forbid trusting account OF tne boa' or o"ners
withouts written order from The captain OF agent
MORNING LINE FOR SING sISg AND HAvER'
WI straw for the year ts5a landing Al sryk ers BsI hy
town. NyacK sns Sing end Hsyer,rsw Fare strl ker,.
Bay. 12c Hyers 2cc ycnkers 1885, Hastings lDo Dcoe
Ferry ac IrvinGtnn. @o rArrytown, Use Nysck ,sc
srg Sing, 3c Hsverstrsw, Ac On and sfier ssirrdav
STANLEY tspisin T. n Paddcrn win leave Of Robin
son street every morning att A. M SUNDAYS included max
ing In above each landing at street Re
burning. leaves eins sug all All persona are io,bl.
trusting perssn account OF This boat Freight akey
ian on beard. or TO arjRGs j. srkStEv, Rosinscr
syr Ter Citizens OF these villages may assured tina
this bolt will day during the whole season