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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22
DIR. HOOFLAND,S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

For the speedy cure OF
Coughs, colds, Influenza, Group, hoarseness bror.
chtis, pneumonia, diseases Of the bowels, arisir
from cold, incipient consumption, and for th Q
relief, and liz at all possible) euro of patton
in advanced stages of the latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters
may be confidently reliod on. 1t is designed for
a class of disease, more fatal than apv other to
which the people Of this country a.. uhject-
these spring ing from q" SLIGHT COLDS That emf
nent authority, DR.. Bell says: 81 will rot say
that colds are to our inhabitants what tho PLAGUE
and YLLow FEVER are to those OF other CO IN
tries; but, can aver con fdently that they usher
in disease of greater completely and mortality
than these latter"
A further proof of the terrible fatality Of dis.
eases resulting from "CoMMoN COLD" may be
seen by glance at the following statistics, tax en-
from the records of the Board of Health Of
Philadelphia, confessedly one of the most healthy
localities in the Union:-
1852. Total des tbs in Philadelphia, 1881
Died of Consumption, 1919
g I" all other diseases 1850
ia numberO s,34o
LOPEZ
1853. Total deaths, 9,749
Died of Coksump tion, 1875
" all other diseases, 1854 -
- s,74s
1854. Total deaths, Il,sl4
Died of consumption, 2,173
q" all other diseases, 1859
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D. HO Y 7

(Successor to Geo. G. Mahan,)
"HOLEsALE and retail dealer in Hardware
w CUTLERY and house furnishing Goods. In ad-
ditiOn to the we'll selected d stock now in store,
will be constantly in receipt of fresh arrivals and
solicts the attention of merchants and Others pur
chasing in this market. D. uOYT.
Sept 9th. 1858.
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6hefIH Wuscatlho COuhtS
Museatine, April 4th, 1s59-w4w-prs fee S.
EST RAW COLT

| y y Z "A y y u
FNAKEN up by John Sherfey, residing in Sweet
L land township, Muscatine county, Iowa, an
estray colt, described before J. L. Hustled, JUS
tice of the Peace, in and for said county, fol-
lows supposed to be two years old, of small size,
deep bay calor, black logs, with small white spot
on the back part of the right hind foot. A true
copy of Justices return.
EDWARD II. THA4ER,
Yah 0d-w2un Couptv tndva
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MR. EDrroR.-I send below problem
proposed, some time since, by Professor Greenlea
to the school boys of New England. Perhaps the
old Pioneer can throw some light upon it
Suppose box, the interior dimensions of which
are each one foot. What is the greatest number O.
grape shot, one inch in diameter, that it will con
tain? WREyCH.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

IMPORTANT TO CORN GROWERS.
@ ED Corn, coated it'll coal tar, will obvate all
- annoyance from crows and all other depredators
on newly planted corn. This fact has been tested,
and it 10 no humbug. Coal Tar can be had at the
Gas Works in this city. The cost is trifng.
March nth. 1855 mon.
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OVERMAN'S FERRY.

ON THE UPPER IOWA CITY ROAD.
t!NHE undersigned, having made all the necessary
L arrangements with good boat and cable, is
now prepared to accommodate the travelling public,
BY close attention to business at all hours and at
as reasonable rates as any other ferry Cedar
river. R. c. JEWETT
March 10. lS59-2m,
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F OR s A L E.

f o Z S A l. E
nEof the best Farms in Iowa, contai ming
Give hund red and eighty-fve acres, three
hurried under cultivation and $50 acres timber.
Also House and Lot in Muscatine. For infor.
nation apply to J. A. Wilson, of Muscatine.
ch16fh-3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

These Gums remove all
morbid or bad matter from
tho system, supplying in
their place . healthy flow
of bile, invigorating the
stomach, causi hg food to
digest we'll, purifying the
blood, giving tone and
health to the whole ma
chinery, removing the
cause Of tho disease, af-
fecting . radical cure.
bilious attacks are cur
ed, and, what is better,
prevented by the OCCASION
al use Of the Liver IRvis-
orator.
One dose after eating is
sufici ont to relieve the
stomach and prevent the
food from rising and sour
ing.
Only one dose taken be-
fore retiring. prevents
nightmare. ;.
Only one dose taken at
night, loosens the bowels
gently, and cures costive-
ness.
One dose taken after each
meal will cure Dyspep-
STA.
One dose of two tea
poonfuls will always re-
iieye Sick Headache.
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TEor the journal |

ME. EpIroR:-I have noticed several
arithmetical questions in your paper recently, to
sether with some puzzles, and for a reason which
will hereafter appear, Iwish to give the result OF
one or two calculations.
A friend of mine said to me, some time since,
that it cost him "a dime week to keep him in
tobacco" every WE'LL said l, 81 will make a
calculation what it will cost to keep you in tobacco
ten yeats, at ~ dime u week. with compound
interest at ten per cent. per annum." According
to my calculation the interest and principal would
amount to Ss2,Ss, (plus fraction,) though l did
not drop the onehundrcdth part of cent until the
calculation was completed. A thought occurred to
my mind something like this: Suppose msn
would buy hefer-calf each year for ten years. and
pay $500 head for them, (the amount my friend
pays each year for tobacco) and each calf to have
calf at two years DID, and each calls calf to have
calf at two years old, &C., for ten years. The
result would be at the expiration of ten years l
would have 81 calves, besides the that should
buy that year, and, of course, should have 81 cows
two years old and upwards However, will give
their ages, which are as follows, to wit: 81 two
years old, ID three years old, four years old, 5
five years DID, six years old, . seven years old,
eight years DID, and nine years old. The value
of these cows and calves would amount to one
thousand three hundred and fifty dollars. do not
think that would be too much, if calves should be
worth S., 20 head. If fit should be twice as much
as calf is worth, then two calves could be bought
with the money; so we think if one price is too
high, the other should command as good price,
The yearlings would amount to three hundred and
fifty three dollars and sixty cents at slo40 head,
there being 81 of them and the last calf bought ut
1920 would make in all 55 calves, 81 ycarlings and
81 COWS, making las head altogether
The cows with their calves are worth 1880 90
The yearlings worth 353 60
The last calf bought cost 5 20
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Finances of School District No. L.
Liabilities of School District No. l. Bloom.

Liabilities of Schoo! District No. l, Bloom
ington Township, as near as can be
Aocertained By tile Resident Director.
Due 7. M. Isett his share Hofmire
judgment to this date s. $1,000 50
" deo. Hoffmire on above judgment S64 Sc
Dunsmore Chambers on order 6S4 96
H. W. Moore balance 2770
" Balance A. Chambers Treasurer So 90
S5,332 IL
ASSET
Tax levied in 1856 and 1857 S 1852 II
less collected by Zeigler 104S 40 1904 "a
Fry 772 50
Balance unpaid taxes SO and 81 I'LL 80
Estimated allowable assets and oveIcharge I25 90
$15S6 80
Claim VS.. Geo. IL. Zeigler and II. Molis
now in suit for COLLECTION $50 40
7. ID. lsett due bill taxes 1855 Il %
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER
Il CHANTS and General Sseamooa Agents, No,
70 Water street, Msscstine, Iowa.
msh25-wly
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$2oSs o.
1924 OF
Amount un provided for

There wa, levied September, 1858, q tax list
amounting to $500 for school house purposes, Of
which $1,000 was to apply on old Indebtedness, and
$500 for dcfraying incidental expenses Of schools
for the present year. A. CHAM BERS,
Resident Dir ector.
Muscatine, April 10th, 1859.
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Loss to my friend for spending his

Loss to my friend for spending his
dimes" for tobacco instead of calves Sl,S53 50
But as the country DICTATOR (who was limited to
a speech of ten minutes it taking eight minutes to
get fairly started and he being called to order be-
fore having accomplished much, said, 81 have just
got the steam up" The COW calculation stops too
soon, or just as it is getting the steam up for If we
should run it to 20 years we will find the whole
number of cattle to be 1926 Number of cows
6,'65, and 6,765 calves, including the last calf
bought, and 1887 yearlngs and at the above
prices the value of the COWS is $169, 100 90
Worth of the yearlings 1908 80
Value of last calf bought 20
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River News.

The river is falling slowly at this point. 1t is yet
in very high stage for the season.
CEDAR RIvER.-The steamer Cedar Rapids made
her last trip from St. Louis to Cedar Rapids in a
little over six days. Navigation above the Rapids
is little too good the river being so high that the
Black Hawk, bound for Waterloo, couldn't get
under the Vinton bridge. Measures are taking to
remedy this difficulty.
SHIPMESrs.-The following were the shipments
from this port yesterday. Per steamer Northerner,
500 sacks of grain and 16 bales of hay Per steamer
Henry Clay, 81 casks of bacon and 100 900 feet of
dressed lumber. The lumber was from the yard
of Hon c. c. Washburne, and was shipped for
Kansas.
LAKE PEPIN.-The steamer Pembina arrived from
the FOOT of the Lake to day. Her chief clerk, our
old friend Capt Reach, informs us that the ice in
the Lake is breaking up under the influence of the
warm weather of the past few days. The Pembina
ran up against the ice and broke away about forty
acres of it. The Lake will probably be open in a
few days more.
"Blackhawk'' is the name of new steamer, built
at New Albany, Ind, for the Davenport, Rock ISL
and and Keokuk Packet Co. She is to be lighted
with gas, and fitted up with the latest improvements.
She will not draw more than thirty inches of water,
and is to take the place of the Ben Campbell OF
Keokuk, and will be commanded by Capt. Leroy
Dodge. She is expected here about the LIST of May
The DEsMo1NEs RIvER.-The Desmoines river
trade is very rapidly increasing in Importance
This spring two new boats, both built expressly for
the trade have been added to the number previously
| navigating that stream. One of them, the Des
Moines Belle was built and equipped entirely at
Desmoines. The Charles Rogers, one of these
boats, few days ago extended her trip to Fort
Dodge.
The FLOOD BELow.-The food in the Lower
Mississippi hasnot been exaggerated. At Vicksburg
Natchez and Island 100, it is some inches higher
than last year, or than ever before known. The
levees have been penetrated by crawfish, and are
caving away rapidly at some points. Steamboats,
unable to land freight at any of the plantations
Many cattle have been lost, and great destruction
taken place in some localities. Cairo is again in
the water-or, rather, the water is in Cairo, and
the inhabitants mphibious-communicate with
one another by boats.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22
MAR RED,
DIED,

ON the 18th inst, by Rev. J.,P. Eckles, Rev.
G. HETzLER, of this city, and Miss SARAH FUNK, o
Muscatine county, Iowa.
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~Sse advertipement of DR.. Sanford's
LIVER INvIGoRAroR Ia another column of this
paper.
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d [ S S 0 l. u II I @ N
N O n I c. E

S hereby given to the Directors Of the Muscatine
i County Agricultural Society, that n nee-;.ee
will be held at the Court House in munustine, OF
Friday, the 10th of April, 1859 at l O'Clock P. NJ
for the purpose of preparing premium list fol
tho next Fair. Every Director is requested to b
present. sUEL FOSTER,)
}. A. GREEN, Com.
... J. o. WILSON.
The following is list Of Directors;
John Sherfey, Aristarchus Cone,
Gamaliel Olds, q. W. Hunt,
John Marsh, Michael Price,
LIE Grand Morehouss, o, II. Salisbury,
Thos. Hanna, Thos. Orcutt,
W. Nelson, JIG. Gordon,
j. Bennett DR. Jas. Weed,
John Lautterette.
Muscatine, April 18th, S59.-w2w.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
N o T. &c T..

N U II i e T..
To the Stockholders in the Muscatins
Branch Of the Upton Rail Road Go.
HNHE sixth instalmsnt Of ten per cent. of the
l. subscriptions to the capital stock % the above
named Company, will be due and payable ON the
ist day Of May next, at the Office Of the Company
NO. 100 5. cond street, Nuscatine. By order Of
the Board. JOHN O. WILSON.
April 2lst, 1859. Treasurer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

One dose often repeated
lsasure cure for Cholera
Morbus, and . preventive
of Cholera.
Only one bottle is need
~ cd to throw out of the sys-
- item the effects of medicine
y latter a long sicCness.
- One bottle taken
- jauudice removes all sal
- ness or unn atural colo
y from the skin.
- One dose taken q shot
y time before eating give
. vigOr to the appetite An
x makes the food diges
. well.
- One dose, item repeated
= cures chronic Diarhna III
its worst form, while Sum-
. inner and Bowel com plants
yield almost to the FIRST
= dose.
A few bottles will cure
~ Dropsy by exciting the alb
- ssrbents.
g We take pleasure in re-
= commencing t is medicine
- as q preventive for Fever
- and Ague, chill Fever, and
all Fevers of Bilious type.
. 1t operates with certainty
. I'd thousands are will q =
to testify to its wonderful
virtues.
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BANCROFT'S UNITED STATES
=, VOLS, library binding. For sale
! I April 6. BURNETI'S.
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S1,7OS so

Some may suppose something should be given
for the expense Of wintcrng them We will allow
s. a head for wintering the COWS, $3.50 for the
yearlngs. 81 cows at S. each would amount to
s27o, and 81 yearlings at 80 each would amount
to ss5, making 1855 for the keeping of COWS prior
to having calves This deducted from S1,7OS 80
355 90
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GREET MAMMOTH JACK

GREV7I IUV1INITO I II OHCA
FORMERLY OWNED By JACOB LONG,
~ WILL stand the en- suing season, COM
sE.A mehcing on the nineteenth day of April
AN and ending on the first day of July, as
follows: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays at the stable of James Fosters, Cedar
Bridge. Frdaye, Saturdays and MONDAYS, in
Muscatine, at Motifs stable, at the mouth of
Pappoose Creek: TERMS Three dollars by the
leap four dolers by the season, and six dollars to
insure. Care will be taken to prevent accident S,
but no accountability for any. This Jack is of
the Spanish Mammoth Stock. His mules are
large, well proportional, easily broken. kind and
gentle. A. j. WEoIBRCOk.
Museatine, Anrii 14th, 1s59.-w1m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-22

SOUTH MUSCATINE LOTS!
I HAVE large lumber of lots in South Musca-
J tine-a few on Seventh and Eighth streets in
the City-any of which will sell on very rea-
sonable terms and long time.
March 11th, 1859: JACOB BUTLER.
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Only one dose Immediate
L.. .oYSo-na NO1SN chill

All who use it are giving their unanimous tcs-
timony in its favor. Mix water in the mouth
with the Invigorater, and swallow both together.
Price one dollar per bottle. Dr. Sanford, proprie-
tor, No. 345 Broadway, New York. Retailed by
all Druggists. Sold, also, by DR.. c. o. Waters
Muscatine, Iowa. dec.2O
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THE LIVER
I N v I Ct O r A Il O r
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,

Compounded Entirely from G UDfS,
rs one OF the purgasive and liver medicines
fore he publ
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M r S. w HDTE' IS
III EhAA an e r x ?

- MRS. WHITE, having removed to
Green Waters block, opposite Dunsmore
Il Chambers store, in returning her thanks
to the ladies Of Muscatine and vicinity for former
patronage, would again call their attention to her
new stock of
= II NkN GOO DS,
Which will be found at all times complete, with
everything new and fashionable in her line.
Bonnets bleached and altered to the lat est style.
Also, g,ntea ems hats bleached and pressed.
Masculine. April 81 st, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26

"a ,.e,e without schools, or rc.ds "r communica-
@ ;,h ,bs World these primitive Catholic peasants
hys. They ,ptsk no Engli.h, and co not re.d or
-,,tsvitb very few exc ptions. Ioey snow Dot The
VIZ oS d. President nor Of the Governor Of the
Se.to NJ pike repeatedly inquird-eveD O. those
80 evoke Frs'i.h-and not one knew. II nads-
Ss.ks and Van BureD, where there are $40 voters,
60 !, Int one copy of weekly political newspaper
saHsp And yet thess people are contsuted virtaou',
ssyont aud happy. Starting from des'tu'ion aud
Ssnnsrisn they are already efsus,ainng and pros
erous Bat they the prey of designing p0iiiicso'
And entirely under The control Of Federal oies-hoh
era There 300 voters Of them and they sh0ud D.
looked after by the Government and protected TN
they can understsnd and discharge the duties of which
now they are so ignorant They had 20 par. 10 the
Frauds except to be blind tools IN the hands 0 otnefs
Mr.. Pike recommends earnest AMI genera sys-
TEN Of education, under the direction ol ine ott' 20
that these people can know and resist the uncks Dy
which crafty men geek 10 deceive them.
When Mr.. Pikes re port shsD be iuly sprea1 before
the people. they will learn why il was that 30 mauy
men were confident that Bradbury was sure OF bis
election 10 Congress and they vii thank Mr.. Pike for
his able. thorough and eloquent report.
How many man has been sent to the Legislature,
or 10 Congress, by the vickedness Of uBscrupul0ns
men acting on the simple hearted h0jHans Of the 81.
Johns. nobody can know; but this report shows
thing namely, that Madawasks has been exalted 70
the bad epsineDce Of Kickspoo AMI ths. the extreme
ast has met the extreme West in violating the rights
NJ man
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
II tie Michigan Leeisis.ure IS go short, As wall a.

q tie Michigan Les stature IS go shoIt as wall ~
rt-re-N'-r that We reprint l. entire:
BILL donh-y Ss aurdsd snd Forty Acres Of Ls1d %
hrs hofr4s. vie Of Hsrry ID. kns-N
tsye1s 10 hss been LeSi.lstg-e Of tn
STATE Of Mei san ssembed. He D. Rogers
of Tfsbs-,ssee ssrrss County, l. britt
the l cav Of January A D. 1888 fgr lvnf. hestsy Gull
oreu, view Of hieA eVtrsorosry oiTc' aoe soa Of w
IA, tis p.rsnts and unable provide FOR and
prcp.y soueas and bling the Sub cts Of hs TeuStsSie
sestu a. rinE tn.t e q he Guy - re sat . eIt. .ni
Il, oeriuF a. . fly svtrsordia.rT "a s oEn hst
the b,tory OF toe word f1rrsh-. tut Few Fk4 examples
Therefore
sEorroS L II. P-opo Of ne STATE 1 MiaA0dn e"a-t Ihs
n. Couus,iousr Of Land Ofce b. and !. h-resy
dresd 70 ne ra.fut ~, R0EeT. vie OF to ssc Henry
ID ROGER, her hs and Their assigns of sI ngndred ana or;y
,r ~ A. cr sssmp soo Be ~ her selected rom t.y
,rh ursod .nds; such selection cssguson 70 be made
within t rnihs the u tsis act aid hed with
Tist ,sid and VIXEN selected l-d patented 'h,
be exempt from -''' - '
any o. tsid children. . . q.
wife II M Henry Roger, Of Tt;,bawssses presented hia
.h on boz ard three EiT fo1r II aal Alive a1d doing
eu A. lss. accounts. The respective weight Of .Iese Row
ettlerFere foiov The boy lnts o11cesi txo g
three pounds each; the other GIL, pounds ourcos Ia.
rves>rf1s made informed. without Ceremony
rehsr any the old ladies' bels present NJ
Rogers himself directly and presume thankfully receiving
them - Saginaw Flterpr.e.
fTiTrABawAssEE FALLEY FoRtvEH Mrs. D. R1fsrs,
retoing the river about niles Hton's Tavern,
presented her desntsd u husband VITA four
healthy children bT;h-thEee tsu z.-rs and Son
st accounts they 81 doing well Who says our valley
net productive one ~ Midland Sentinel
The two newspaper items Are added TO and CON
sttu.e part Of the printed bill
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-26
POLITICAL.

An upsuccessfui sttempi Vas made In tie Mssss-
cbu.e.is Houee ot representatives Ss'nrdsy TO re-
viye the OF abuse by whc, uembers might vote
Themselves books, periodicals., newspapers, &C., al
tho e1perfe Of the Commonwealth.
-Mes.r. r. j. Maokey, c. F. Holly and j b Ben
nett have arrived in Washington, as Delegates from
the people Of Nebraska Territory south of tEs Platte
River, with memorial to the senate and House Of
Representatives praying that Southsra Nebrssks may
be estTsced within the boundaries Of the proposed
State OF Kansas.
The Harrisburg correspondent Of Tie Pl2adel-
pLio PTeSs, says:
"The recently passed bill to abolish tie Pennsy-
vsnia Canal Board, has rot yet reached the over.
II turns out inquiry, that the bill was slightly
verbally amended in the House, and doubtless, By
some coIrivhnce among the clerks in the House, no.
cent back TO the Senate for concurrence. There -
some bocus-pocus about it that forbodes the allow
If more rejected old claims by the Board before
they give up The ghost
We have already announced Gays Tie Dslavare
Ca-ette the election Of willard Salisbury, esq., to
the United States Senate to succeed the Hon. NJ w.
Bates on the 4ih Of March next. We ought in doing
So to have noticed also fact, which, however, we
suppose was pretty generally understood that M.
Bates had declined to be considered candidate for re-
election TIE accident which occurred 70 him at this
place, while on his way to Washington in January,
1851 had far mpsred his general health as to make
it altogether desirable 10 him to retire 10 private life
at the expiration Of his present term OF service and
he refused TO permit his to be used for election
TO another tenn.
Already fault is found with the new United States
Senate Chamber. Dir. Hale, on Friday, plead for an
extension Of ,he room to the wall Of the building on
the end AID one or both sides, as to have the nd.
vantage Of windows and fresh air. He also said thst
smother defect had been developed, and that was if "a
" shower beats upon the roof we cannot hear. Tnat
I" said be, the case this moment. think It is
&" the most unhealthy, uncomfortable, illcontrived
"plsce was in in my life and my health is suf-
" fering daily from the atmosphere
The Delaware Legislature finds the temptation Of
$50 900 for State improvements too strong for its yr
tue and one branch the House has passed the lottery
bill hurryDg it through in single afternoon. It now
goes tie Senate, where the spirit of lottery gambling
lie, perhaps as rife as in the House.
The Washington correspondent Of The L. 8. Ga
:eite writes that Mr.. Buchanan has taken occasion
very recently TO cay, in the most positive manner,
that be would under no circumstances be candidate
for nomination at Charleston and would not accept II
if rendered to him. He was also caudid enough TO
admit that he no prospect for nomination, even
if he desired it,