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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

A BANNER COUNTS Lawrence county,
N. Y, Was the home Of Silas Wright, and
was the old bonner DcmocratU-eeunty, in the
days when the party was Democratic in
principle. 1t is now the banner Republican
county in the Empire State. The active men
of the party have completed their organization
and preparations to get the voters to the polls,
and report to headquarters, at Albany, that
the Republican State Ticket can draw on that
county for foe Mousand majority over every
thing-pro-slavery and ccrk-Ieg combined.
The election takes place to-day, tSth.)
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

~The Commission for revising the Code
Of Iowa is now in session at Burlington.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

DEPREssED Markets AND LIGHT RECEIPTS.
Dull markets seem to act ON the receipts Of
wheat as accurately Is dull weather on the
barometer. About two weeks ago, the receipts
were beginning to Gall of, when = speculative
demand caused an advances in prices, and the
result was an increase in the deliveries sof
wheat in this market Of about liz, 900 bushels
in one week. Since then, the prices have
taken = downward turn, and last week our
receipts have fallen of about IS per cent
ranging from $1,000 to 10000 bushels daily.
Chicago Press, IA.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

DEHnE OF DEMocBATlo JoURNA Ls.-W<
have already recorded the death of tho Dem.
ocratic papers 1t Keokuk and Burlington
TO the dead list We have the painful duty
of add pg the Benton County Dsmoerat. tbl
Marion Herald, and the Aaqaoketa Nsnti,
nsI a
Hark frsa H. Press doIsiul sosnd!
u democratic, attssd the cry
Behold ths spot, on Ffsedo a's ground,
whsrs. pied, your hopes all scattered lie.
-Du6uaus Times.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

Horse trotting and the benefits Of agrieu
tural societies to be considered next week.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

OLD BRowN's SPEEcH.-A gentleman from
Charlestown, Va, who was present when
Brown made his speech, just before his sen.
tence was pronounced. assures US that re.
action of feeling took place in the crowd almost
instantly. As Brown was led out to prison,
the general admiration for him was expressed
on every hand. The people had seen man
and heard him speak-many of them for the
FIRST time in their lives.-Lhicago Press.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
Commercial.

MU. cArINs, Nov. 80;
Weather warm and pleasant during the
week, with strong southerly winds prevail
ing. The two last days have been cloudy
and rainy, with colder atmosphere. Bust
ness brisk. a % a'5z4
Gra;n.-The receipts of wheat have not
been as heavy this week as previously, in
consequence of the prevalence of low prices.
On Monday the price ranged from IS to g.
cents. and 20 cents was the highest figure
paid during the week till to-day, when it
advanced to 73c. Oats, corn and potatoes
have declined, owing to high freights and
the near close of navigation. Other articles
remain without change. -
Pork.-N otling doing as yet. Packers
are Offering &c net. Slaughtering will not
begin before the 1st of next month. b.
We append our usual quotations
Wheat-spring, 7o@73o. 1..e
C Winter, 75c. .--,q.,
Flour-Spring wheat, $4.25@$450.
Corn, in the ear, new, zoo. -
Oats-25c. 80
Barley, $50.
Rye, SOC.
Beans, 60 @75c. e."#
Potatoes, 10000. s- .R
Sweet Potatoes, 6O@S0c. e.
Onious, 20@25c. - s21
Hay timothy, $3.50; prairie, $3.5o@$4s
Hungarian, IS per ton i 2@' i
Apples-green 81 .0o@s1 .25, dried $3.25
per Blu. II - fH e'.7. ~, 52FaS
Cabbages, 2@3c. apiece. a.,ar lTaa (.
Eggs, Zoe. I." 2s1ss 'sz s@a5a Ha
Butter, 10000. .#1o) aaT Ia# r5
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lIal23c.
Shoulders. Sa9c 80" ID .issa7a 20!
Clear sides, l08l2e @.F
| Lar.l-none in the market 1JE'& e9s
Hides green, Sc; dry flint, l2@l3ca
Timothy seed $3.50 p bu., nungari
grass seed soc 500 : 3: si 3 -
| Lumber, Bl0a$30 per 1000 feet.
Brown sugar-74aS3c; crushed 1l3c,
clarified 92al0c, refined, white, lO}c.
Molasses-plantation 42a44, s. H. AZ,
Becher's 81, kegs $6,oO@S6,50. -
Ooffse-12a134c. - e.za- 10 i5Ga
Nails-ass. Sd, 25.
Rice 64e. u zEE..- Essgaas@ j.
Live Stock --Butchers are paying 90 gross
for beef cattle and 4a4} for fat hogs, net
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11
OLD BROWN NO 60!
TAs Pso-Siavery Democracy Disappointed

Ii
The sham Democracy hoped to carry the
State elections, ON Tuesday last, by the aid Of
the capital made from the Harper's Ferry
affair, but are sadly disappointed. The result
has been an indignant and emphatic repu.ion
Of the calumny against the people Of the + orth
that they were the instigators Of that unfor-
tunate affair. Read the returns Of Tuesdays
election:
NsU Hori.-The Republicans elect their
State ticket, carry both branches of the Leg
islature by increased mojorities, and elect
thres:fourths Of the county officers in the
State. The Tribune figures out the result as
follows: The FIVE State officers on the Amer
lean and Republican ticket are certainly
elected. This includes Comptroller, Attorney
General, State Treasurer, Judge and Clerk Of
the Court Of Appeals. The other four officers
on tho State ticket remain in doubt, but the
Republicans are probably elected. In nine.
teen wards of New York city, the Democrats
have majority Of 1900. The city in 1857
gave 20,05s, when tho Republicans carried
the Stats by 1880 majority. Manicrrc,
Republican, elected to the State Senate in the
9Th District-a gain. The vote in New York
city is only $4,000, over $4,000 less than
registered.
Msssachwseiss. - The returns. including
nearly tho whole State, give Banks, for Gov.
ernor, upwards Of Q 900 majority on the whole
vote, and plurality over Butler (Den.) Of
more than aa,033. The Senate, as far as
heard from, stands 81 Republicans to Dem.
ocrats, and doubtful. The House stands
1s2 Republicans, so democrats, and Oppo.
sition. The entire Republican State ticket is
elected. Last year, Ranks was elected by
1888 over Beach and Lawrence.
Wsscoxsin.-Thc returns, though mcagre,
indicate the reelection OF Randall, Republican,
by an increased majority.
Now Jersey.-Fivc townships in Burlington
county give Olden, Opposition candidate for
Governor, 277 majority. Centre township, in
Camden county, gives Wright (Dem.) 8
majority.
Louisiana. Opposition have elected
10 Of the Representatives and Senators.
An anti-Slidell member and an American
are elected to Congress by large majorities.
Aichigan-Detroit, which last year went
Democratic by nearly 400 majority, has
elected Bull, Republican, Mayor by about 500
majority over Harmon, Democrat. The Re-
publicans have 7 out Of the 10 aldermen.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

Brutal ExULrArIoN.-TheN N. Y. Daily
News, the leading Democratic organ of the
metropolis, utters yell of triumph over the
conviction of old Brown, worthy Of a Sans
Culotte of the days Of Robesp,erre. That
print evidently has keen scent OF blood. A
few days since, it gave utterance to the
Christian wish that "they Brown and his
party) should hare been seized By the eitiss' .
Of Harper's Ferry, cut and Aacled to pieces,
and the rile remains gathered up and burnt,
and their asles scalteredto tie ,oinds Of heauen
so that the very dry earth should be saved
from pollution by the carcasses of wretches
80 utterly lost and God eorsaken."
DoUaIAs.StA ATE CoxxpNgsoN.--The Douglas
State Committee of Illinois have issued call
for . Convention, to meet at Springfield, on
the 4th Of January, to appoint delegates to the
Charleston Convention. The regular Demo.
Gratis had previously called Convention for
the same purpose, to meet at Springfield, on
tie 10th Of January.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11


II 10 an economical reflection that when
garments GRE too short, tie difficulty may
be remedied BY wearing them longer.
Honesty is Tie best of policy, there's no
doubt Of it-but it Keeps q man shocking
poor" said Greegs, a be wet the sugar with
out mixing it with sard.
II do declare, Sal, youloek Pretty enough
"Well, Solomon, amt eating 10 fast a.
csn 7" replied Sd with her mouth full.
8 "a genius sends us some lines COM
Il ripe and mellef
| And goodness st "a s1-t
Can't she love lellsr..
FOUND our.--Early one mornippthe sdhol.,
ars or one OF ocr district sch ools were agree :
ably surprised to fnd written mon the
outside doer, mo Schulz" and tbs most of
them made preparations to enjoy the ho1li-.
day-not dreaming bit that it was eenu-
inc order. 1t appeared, however, that a
lover OF mischief more than his books. had
written in large letters the joyful news.-
| ono Schulz" was the notice posted up: the
idea was understood, but the spelling was
bad. The afternoon brought all together,
and in the stern visage OF the schoolmaster
enough was seen to convince us that all was
not right; he had been outwitted, and now
came the tug Of war. i,ssg - 55
He soon ordered the boys to appear
before his presence, and, one BY .one.
criticised our spelling as far as the word
school was concerned. They stood the test,
until the hero, with his comic. phiz, made
his appearance, who with Conscience
distinctly said: sgssf 4s $500 Esa
S-c-h-u-l-e - r 5sEwsaz k.,s;eyt
The master took him by the collar, and
with joyful expression at the success Of
the plan, to find him out. laid on the birch
right merrily.-Boston Paper. sgaar
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

~ See adver tise." ent of DR.. Sanford
Hvsr invigoraser and Cathartic Pills, n saotAas
column.
~ For the best stoves, etc., AT Tire bto-
est prices. 60 to tie $ MuscatiDe Stove Store.o
See advertisement. sSFss
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

81 Below are the current prices of pro-
visions, groceries. &C., at retail in Auraria
and Denver markets, though these rates
are subject to material fluctuations frem
week to week, owing to Increased demand
Flour, States, $l4 p 100 ib4; -four,
Mexican, $ll@$ls p lOO lbs; corn meal,
$40 p 100 fbs bacon, side and hams,
Csc. D 10 sugar, Csc. q b; cstfes. 25c.
p ID saleratus, 25c. p ID !; salt l2c. y ID ;
beans 123c. u ID onionr, 25c. y b pc.
ia 'oe~, 1Oc. ID ; rio zoe. y 10 butter,
75c y To; cheese, American, 35(@5Oc. p b ;
chez ., Swiss, 75c. y 10; lard, Soc. p b ;
crackers, Zoe. p ID; brad, loo. p ID; fresh
beet, s.. 2 ID; tallow, 15c. p 10; barley,
lOc. p ID corn, shelled. loo. p 10 corn,
ear, &C. = 10 oats, Sc. p ib; cabbage. loo.
p ID ; bets loo p ID; parsnips and carrots,
loo. p b venison, 81 p quarter milk,
lo@l5c. p qrt molasses, $3.50 p gallon !:
whisky, $2(9$4 p gallon lumber, $50 p
1000 II: nslIs, SO p 100 H., glass, log
IL y box.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

EXODUS OF SLAVES FROM MlssorRI.-The
slaves are being moved out Of Missouri with
great rardity. The owners are sending and
selling them to the South, and very soon
whole counties will be without single bond
man. This is not surprising. 1t is certain
that the State will soon provide, by law, for
the emancipation Of all the negroes within its
borders, and the proprietors Of that species Of
property naturally prefer to sell them for the
high prices now prevailing in tho market,
rather than to have them taken from them, a
year or TIVE hence, at the estimation of public
appraisers. The Southern attempt to force
Slavery into Kansas, by fraud and violence,
Is bearing the blessed fruits Of liberty. The
'irrepressible conflict" is peacefully advancing
towards its conclusion.
WILL OLD BRowN BE HANGED? = The
question that now animatcs public anxiety
everywhere is-"Will old Ossawottomie
Brown be hanged?" The New York Herald,
which is usually in the confidence Of the
shareholders and the Virginia chivalry, says
Gov. Wise will commute his sentence to
imprisonment in the Penitentiary for life !;
while, per contra, the Washington cores
pondent of the New York Tribune declares
that s.reliable letters from Richmond state
that, under no possible circumstances, will
Gov: Wise commute Browns sentence" The
Virginia Democratic papers demand, with
much ferocity, that Brown be strung up and
DO made terrible example Of and we have
little doubt he will he.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

HThe following, from the N. Y. Herald,
is pointed. There is some truth in it, and for
this the Herald should have special credit
SQgArrEK SOVEREIGNTY TRAsH.-We have
received advance copies of Senator Douglas
latest production in regard to squatter sover-
eighty in the Territories; but the discussion
on that silly subject is altogether too trashy
to bestow even q paragraph upon. The
question on which the people Of the United
States are interested now is not one about
squatters and hall. breed Indians in the far-off
Western Territories, but the existence Of our
federal government, and the maintenance of
internal peace. And let US say, in this con-
nection, to Mr.. Senator Douglas, that if he
and jeff. Davis and poor Pierce had not con-
spired to repeal the Missouri Compromise,
and thus to reopen the slavery agitation, we
should not at this day have been menaced
with such dangers as those of which the
Harper's Ferry instruction warns US. We
want no squattcr sovereignty trash.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

70 printing hills and advertisine,
/" stationary, 4S.65-postage. $500,
labor, gate. keepers, &e.,
. div'dsad Of 50 pr ssnt. (9321 6o) 10
paid, lsss $l6.8e Jet 1noalied Tor.
To paid 6esrstary'. salary, half ant.
90 snt due &c.,, sfter dsduet1pg gas
"A (extRa printing. uasuthosixsd.l
amt duS J. 4. Green, (groand fsat.l
=" Drs,niums unpsid, "
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

EMr. Isaac Adams, the inventor of the
printing press bearing bis name-admitted to
be the best book press in use-is out in a
card in the Boston Atlas, renomcing modern
Democracy. 1t is a wonder a man Of Mr..
Adams genius should have remained with
them SO long. He thus speaks out:
1.-THE negro is the fulcrum, and the United
States Judiciary the lever, by means of which
those in power, and their instruments, are
attempting to subvert right without which
the people would soon be reduced to state
not far above that of the Southern slave.
They cry Popular Sovereignty and, as Mr..
Hallett said in his speech, they mean what
ever they please by it, but, when they say
that slave property in the Territories must be
protected by the use of the United States
Courts r that purpose, even against the will
of the people, and in spite Of any territorial
law against it, they mean all they say, how
ever thick the wordy covering of their intent
may be-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-11

YIELD " TIE Rocky MOUNTAIN Coli
Mines The st. Joseph Gazette Of the ID
inst, IN onpy Of which has been torw. rded
to MS by Mr.. WIN. Chambers,) fots up the
total gold receipts by the Leading merchants
Of Au:aria and Denver up t" Sept. 18th at
$73,7S7. anil adds DR.. Az Roberts, a
gentleman If intelligence, aud as We are 49,
sured Of strict probity. made personal ex.
animation OF the operations of three OF the
gulchss of the auriferous region, in s pten-
Der, which was published in the Mountain
Gold Reporter. The gulches examined were
'Russell's," Nevada" and s'lllinois." He
says:
1--WE find in Kussell's gnlch 89l men at
work. They are taking out on an average
weekly $35, 5S5. or nearly $50 tn the man.
In Nevada there 81 me, at work, who are
taking out weekly s., 75O, or nearly $50 to
the man.
In Illinois gulch, Missouri fats, there are
IT. " ,rk ll6 men, who are taking out week,
" $4,924, or over $42 to the man.
The season has AZ far advanced that hun
1reds have record. their claims and gone
home tn make preparations for the next
years work.
This statement shows what large amounts
Of gold have al eady been taken out, and in
dicates most clearly that when the mines,
which extend over region IT more than
three hundred miles from Northeast to
South West. are tnlly opened and quartz
machinery introduced, the gold prxlact Of
Jefferson Territory will ferm'a feature in
the ,nlinerce Of the nation.
, 1859-09-17

ALL tie 9.lh tzy IT March. i. D. 1St. Ceotke Z:
ss4 Ges4e u to tae payment Of Certain fa.so1y
Ho,t' tssssa e. stTSae: ssesasa AeiE ses1a n9nssss
unto The raid C.a1k the fot.o~ rt4 .sse aaa
l1tettak thereon. vt.Ths unl. tied t1tes n'a
Of Hnoz bau< pvt 1t Tho southAt quarter OF Sec
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sl '1s tna r u:
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Aforesaid The northwest quarter ami the ea.shaiI q the
noathcxss 9u4ter Of Sc tloa lin Townaho s., RanSs Is
Aforesaid Rls cean Lease for term Of tWent3 yeAs
for r.:t u t4n ksu.hsaa quarter It ssnoa = ao1,
spectel living 1mr rd1tey upon tie south tde Of the 1
and Michigan Cana: aAe ,ds By tc Trustees tae.e
Of to Esba E. Hnairy. The xe>t-haI ot tae southwest
ha legal tile or fee To II psEmsa tein9 tu lanes
Reese. ID hi. owp Exat n! ~ T1u:tre Of E.ha Aana.
; sy tn r1 Gts er. 70 s,a .x NJ
a8th R certain 1ktlarattun of Trut ec1tsd ~
SD he<. dated Nsrrh Tab isa eoa .h:ea A; ess .nd
vas ree-raed IA III ,cs o nj Reeo1tt. Look - os
Aotta pse - rf*s*ues e. = which - no.tsE* IT =
terms thereof.
Anl ~hereas. hF The prns!,oas of said nos1xaeei.
sptetel IL sit norEx Public Sale Nigh: 70 made oi
the nortx. E pser ses VI the Aotszsee I'd thss u t
n y e. 4 aay !, ta IT, a.
,aa zo.ea ss7s ,.a1s I'D ..s ia sei.at = ~ II.
Fyrpn H. Clark ths sid Mostxaxee fzos .u! On T..
ae1nuou VI sd d4y II puole Auction u tha Aishes
tdA7 FIR 1h Al he horb door # tbs Court Houss,
The CITY of Chito al Of tbe a1ose nitse1 In ne g
may Be to nate the mon due 70 % - 9u1
Mortgages Il Iis nadsT tas pr1y 's9s .. -
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, 1859-09-17
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MORE To- BE ADMIRED
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weeks 40 IeeeTed tetse u yus Has Restorative sad
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thnklng ttas time y ~oul rtatoEe The xsF lar Il
few xtek4 tl has pettored that won4es}n} eject BY
turning I'll the gay haiE. 10 uark bowo Tho sne tina
md tAcktuars tte ha4- strongly sreomrnshd
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your ~ Eszs.s ses ati. - Sefk - not teioa, a
vh!aEeEs Which Eete almost ~hHe harn &11aUals GEoHp
da.k aad now feel enaatrnt lev more a2peans
vii re:o1e them to ns:uia co 1t AZ, has relieved
persons who peEsprs freely. J.,G. klLBY.
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Tork. Un the great Nav OK wire Kayak EiaAshr,cntl
and ia Market st. st I0uta No.
And sold BY al good DsulEss ind FA2ey Gsoes nsa11
, 1859-09-17
Daily Rericw Of Chicago Market

FE1pAr Ev1s1xo, se1t. 1s. So
FRE13NTs-Aet,re. The following vczseA wcsc chr
ts:ed yc1eray aud t. da;: Sshfs Gem aud H!congus,
wheat = 0sweco &c teEs LII Eatcs Iady efthe Lake
Rsurn, n Alhsns E.se, u SCOT, and lztE Gard
a sc f whcst t. 15llo schr Lucy lzah. What
10 DuAlo Frop Fzne STATE -four to New York. IT,
FLOUR--Keesiots 800 bbs. Markci 1ru. Sales were:
o tak good Spring Extra II Hoe On track; S3bbls do at
&.1:k. delivered lGo bbh "Aqueduet" % II eAla de-
t.ved; 100 bbs choice Spring E1a s4ls deivcsrd ls
pbs 'as' sp:ins Exta ut <3.+o; lGohbls "Bdse City
Go II $3.50. eGs bb!s do ni4&.
wHEAT-Recc!pta 1ta,6.t bushels: xlipuents 1&t.a.9
hu&hels. TIK1ks-Uun Ard heasy. Sales west ~
f1'lDws:-.0l huahtie No ! Red 1t sc on track !:
~ In No lied 1t e4c il suse; 100 bu do n &c
s:orr 500 lu do nj &c Ia store. SrA,zoDelned le'
taes were :-lpo IN No At &c IN store: 100 ba doat
.3Hein store bu do In losa s4c IN stnEe bu No
"a. lctn soze bu do 1t ike n storc 1000 u do as
atxc:n sA1= &36s IN 70 - In tta1e; 1to ba Ee
tec4ed II tse in store.
CORN-Recs1es,. ass Tn: shipments. 1900 bu. Id.
vanecd 9ie. Sal:a 800 bu pduc Canal ut toc
nans sdo IN No In store .to0 bu do NJ eskc IN
s:ose.
oArt-Reeeipts, ssi& tu shipments. azooobu. Market
qulst Ea:es~ese: 100 ba No. q. DC tn z:oEc- " -
HYE-Rccetps., 17so tu Fra. Sales ~sse' '%os Ii
kp- At ASc in sore
nAnLEY-aeesspss .aN b,. Market tr.n. 70 bses No
lat to- on tsatt.
usHw1aEAneee,pta 70 ts>s. Nominal 1t -AHs
ALCoNOL-6. 6.Gsss perga1
SEEDS-R<ce4pa aE.7so nx Fizmes. 6ales were =
Ao7 In good Tnuthy Seed al On track - hak1 c1tss
do II 4..os It depot.
MESS PORK Nominal at tt51la.e3.
LhND-Eon1nai At lie.
TAILOW-Kecelpts, $40 lbs, Market quiet 1t 1oa1oH
HlDES-Gsecn SateI, s2sxe: Dry Fntt 1549lexc.
EGGs-sGsxc per dox.
POULTRY-Chickeu'. q % per doz.
BTTTER-Fl:klr. 1:91<c Dairy ls2lsc.
, 1859-09-17

III denuse II Noxaxe be1sa: da.e the lsh day Of o..
:stF ~. - Ss = sf;,t,n* Aoy 49, ASx
e.ssfi se Ssst ssTa a 8s
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