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Tic dae NJ the eud of lac Ap which your uat4e IL
Ff'1ca@ "'"t ta< tim~ 4Aea i"ar t@.cripfa,1 .7,r.
ttsss thsn renewed Will e di~c'ntnucd. lca.c 1ent
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, 1859-11-08

WANTED-A Partner with $500
~ ia alt0,iea ; retail Grocery. veil established On
oE= Ct tie be streets in city, and doing fair aus.ek
but be rsy he.e1se4. Address i. 3. post oee toz
Eli, ChicaEa. ucs1s:ti
, 1859-11-08

l'lc7sExs.-N'. Scllaas, OF New York, has
published very fine co'ored !ishograph OF the
Gr.at Eastern, whicl. is in every respect the
best picture Of the great ship ret presented to
the American public. McSally i Co., 81 Dear
born street, lave ii, a|so three beautiful steel
cngravings Of "Wyo'niug,' "Capt. Suffer-
and 'Mouut Vernon in the Olden Time"
which they sell for one dollar cnch.
, 1859-11-08

GTOLEN-On last Saturday, about
~ eeve: O'Clock ~ from tie town o. Nashtnz1nu IN
VII County little GIRL, twa asl ha!f ytA-t Id
cressed IN =sd ea7I:n skirt with blue waist .pesfs Ger
las ;ztt kuees white har LITTLE c1osseytt
70 afd viii e pad fF les recovery !or !af
Wt&tEYktx, Indiac4. nas1d:tA sit
, 1859-11-08

ITO RENT-A IIOUSE-A good
Il convenient thr.e s:ery tIick house In central lcea
Ton Souh tr wttia cua s1n nile Of post eaee.
asn:rx even tneaas bIh oses good celIar,
Eater and a1ute* a! complete The house IS well fur
1t3ct. noso.+lw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28
Live Stock. butchers are paying 20 gross
or beef cattle and 5a5} for fat hogs. sa,
THE MARKETS.

ST. Louis, Oct. "a.
Flour. advanced. and country superfne
selling readily at 81 40. Wheat spring IS
1s7c, fair to choice club 8699lc, Fall csc
(1$l IL. Corn 35@4Oc, and choice white
972(995c. Oats 43l947o. Barley spring
$4,000, Fall 60970c. Rye 74(978c.
Green hides 7c and dry lac. Hay 78c = 100
lbs. Potatoes-receipts large but demand
steady. Common mixed Soc, pinkeyes and
neshannocks 60@65c including bags. Q
CHICAGO, Oct Is.
The markets during the past week have
been buoyant. Flour advanced 25@30c per
barrel. Wheat li@l3e per bu. Corn 5@6c.
Oats Sc. Rye &c. Barley 4(943c. Sales to-
day: Flour-spring extra t4,509$4,6 IS,
spring super $3.50@3,75. Winter wheat
95c(9l ,o5; Club spring 95@99c; No. l
spring 93@94e: No. 2 sprire 9o(992c; Re-
jected 82@84c. Corn 10000. Rye CSC.
Barley 50962c. Eggs 12c. Apples ST.
@$l so. Dry flint hides l3@l43c. Tim.
othy seed s., O8@2,l0. Clover seed "a so.
Hungarian grass seed 75e. ..s -.
Lius Stock.-The stock arriving has been
very poor, and many lots have been sold ct
not over l}c, while prime fat cattle have
found ready sale at 3}@4c. Hogs 32@4c,
extra SC. Sheep 3@sac. -
New YORK, Oct. rs.
Flour active, with sales of western brands
at $4,9O@$5, 40. Wheat dull at $1,12@
81, IA for Chicago spring. Rye 85c. Bar
lev &c: Corn dull and noninally lower
without sales. Oats 43@45c. Mess pork
Sic, so, prime $l1.
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River news.


The river continues about at . stand at this
point with 81 feet water the Upper and 30 inches
on the Lower Rapids.
TIE Col. MORGAN has gone on the ways at Rock
Island for repairs, but will be out again next week.
STEAMER ADEL1A.-This boat now carries the mail
and is making tri-weekly trips punctualy between
Montrose and Rock Island. She will pass up this
evening and down to morrow morning.
PASSAGE AND FREIaHTs.-steamers are charging
g. for cabin passage to St. Louis, &c per bushel
freight for wheat potatoes and onions and loo for
oats.
FRE1GHrs ADVANCED Steamboatmen have sud
denly advanced the rate of freight on wheat fro n
10 to IA cents, and some are asking ~ high as II
cents. They are now quite Independent, ~ there
is plenty Of freight and they able to obtain all
they can carry at the highest rates. The effect o.
this is to turn wheat in the direction Of Chicago
The first carload of wheat for the season from this
place for Chicago was sent one day last week
Freight is about cents less on the bushel to Chic
ago by rail than to St. Louis by water. Oats, po
tatoes, barley, onions, &c. continue to be shipped
to st. Louis, as they command better prices in thai
market-in fact, oats and potatoes are worth less
in Chicago than here.
IMPROVEMENT or THE RAPIDS. - The st. Louis
Rspublisan, in speaking of Major Floyd, who had
charge of improving the Lower Rapids on the Mis-
sissippi at Keokuk, says
Work was resumed this spring on the turn above
the Omega Patch, but not until July, when the wa
then with constantly shoaling water, the work has
advanced raDidly. Two large islands. measuring
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MUSCATINE STOVESTORE
TIN, IRON AND COPPER
II q II . Ell q p +.

DEING obliged, by the increase Of business.
ID have put up forge, and IN other ways In
creased nv a ,iiities for doing JOB WORK in all
its branchs, and having rs.seoured the rvices of
Mr.. Ben. Bach, who is the only practical Copper
worker in the county, call the attention OF per-
sons wanting anything ia that line. Estimates
given for Tin Roofing, Cutters, Conduetors-alo 0,
Galvanized Iron or Copper Corniees, Window Caps
&c. WIN. A. BKOWNELL. -
NOTlCE.-Having made permanent arrange
ments with WIN. A. Brownell, [ will be found at
tho 'Mus,a tine S owe Store and job Shop" where
will be ready to wait On those neeling my servi-
ccs Is. Esf .s.ssE BEN. BEACH.
July %, 1859. H-sr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TickNoR, ROBBINS 4 Co., the clothing and
Cent? furnishing men on the corner Of washing
ton avenue and Fourth Streets St. Louis, No., are
acknowledged to have the 6nsst store in the city
for the business, and the complstest stock. Tho,
sell for cash, and at the lowest renaaerative
rates. II il worth while to call and zee them,
whether jon purchase or not.
sept. 26-w n.
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r 4 II 4 II MuscAslxss OCT. a7th.
Weather cool and clear-rosds good-and
business moderately brisk.
Wealth. good demand at IN advance Of
s cents os par lastsvsskly qnoeaAions. tt
following srs the prices paid during ths
week, showing an advance and subsequent
decline: On the 2lst, zoo; 22d, 73o; gath,
7ss; 18th, $50; 26sh, To; a7th, zoe.
fhs price remains arm Il present quota.
tisns. The receipts have been quite heavy
during the week. Shipments mostly to
Chicago. "A Yrg1 ksa.4-x
Flour. = advanced 2so On ii. barre.
Retailing from the mills at $2,350$9,5o ,
100 lbs. -
Corn.-Demand moderate at zoo for new.
No old corn now offered.
1 sCsts.-H Scarce aud in demand 1t 10000
Potatoes.-The demand has been active
during most Of the week ct 309S6e, bnt
they are at present dull at 10000 for white
pipkeyes, which is about the only variety to
be seen in market. The receipt, have been
large and shipments to St. Louis quite
heavy during the week, while most of our
citizens have been laying in their winters
supply. @ a = - = "
Wheat-Spring. 70@75o. .a,. - II,
'''' Winter, 10.
8 Flour-spring wheat, s4.25@$4so..
Corn, in the ear, new, zoe. @ =
- OQ[AQ0A
Barley, $50. ssssss I'd
Rye, Soc.
Beans, 75ca$l 90 ' eaHs7p
Potatoes, 30@35c.
Sweet Potatoes, 6O98Oe. FE
Onions, 800.
Hay-;.ino.hy, $3.50; prairie, $1,000;
Hungarian, IS per ton.
APples-gresn 81 ,oo@$l .25, dried 81. Is
! Oabbages. 2@sc. apiece.
Egg, s(9lOc. 4 w n 4 7 Sd
I Butter, 10000.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lIal2le.
Shoulders. 8a9c -~
Clear sides, lO@l2c
Lard-none in tho market. ss.s-. -s, -
Hides green, 30; dry flint, l2@l3c& q
< Timothy seed $3.50 p bu., Hungarian
grass seed soc.
Lumber, 3lOa$S0 per 1000 feet.
Brown sugar-7}aS&c; crushed 11}c,
clarified 93alOc, refined, white, l02e.
Molasses- plantation 42a44, s. H. Al,
Belcher's 81, kegs 80, o0@$6,50. s., Il
! Coffee-12a13}c. < % L
Nails-ass. 1926.
Live Stock. Butchers are paying 90 gross
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,
BR rAFsS
PULMONIC WATERS!

ed for all diseases of tho Chest and Lungs,
: Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, Bron-
\ ehitis, InAuersa, Hoarseness, Difficult
a. Lreatbing. Sore Throat, &C., &c,
rTHRSE wAFERS givs most instantaneous and
psrfect relief and when persevered with accord
ing to directions, never fail to e6tct rapid and
lasting cure. rhousands have been restored to per-
feet health who have tried other means in vain
To all classes and ill constitutions they ere equally
blessing and cure-nons need despair, no mat
tor how long the disease may have exsted, or how
ever severe it may be, provided the organic 'truo-
ture of the vital organs is not Peessy deccsssd
Every one afflicted Should give them an impartial
trial.
= Ts VocALIsTs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERs, these wa
fsrs are peculiarly valuable; they will in ONE DAY
remove the most severe occasional hoarseness and
their regular use for few days will, at all times,
increase the power and Aexibility Of tho Voice
greatly improving its tone: compass and clsaree's,
for which purpose they are regularly used by many
professional vocalists. az
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester,
NY. Price Is cents per box. For sale BY ii
Druggists. 80
Mussatiae, Oct. 18th 1889.
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1> How many households have been desolated
BY at terrible disease, Consumption? And no"
gradual and silent itapp. osches! A slight cold
. hacking cough-spitting Vt bl,od-and the pet
of the family lies cold in death! Bat it she-if
any one-wouId take Hoofsnds Basamic Cordial
in the first or second, and sometimes even in the
third stage Of the disease immediate relief would
ensue and life be prolonged.
So also in Inadcnzs, Laryngitis, Asthma. Bron.
chitis, aud particularly in Group. The latter dis
ease the terror Of parents is completely ipecut u
in presence Of the balssmic Cordial, and may be
cured by few doses. ~
Prepared only by Dr.. G. NJ. Jackson, No. 4ls
Arch Street, and for sale by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United states and Canada.
Price IS cents per bottle.
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a@ ALBANY COLLEGE Rsa
Established 1888.

ES91 OllSnCO 1SSS.
IIerrick's Sugar Coated Pills.
to- CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM! -@s
THIS :cmarkab'e N; rcan remedy is carrying
/ til, apoiM BY storm. Over five millions OF box
o. are sold arnuallf. Composed entirely of Flow
es Rootf, Dalsams asd extrscs, their effects en-
tn. humau system are pie SAINT satisfactory and
full Acting directly IN the blood, glands,
solids and fluids Of the body, their is attended
with the happicst result. In sudden attacks IT dis
ease one or two doses always cures. In old stand
ing ca cs VI sickness, small d1,es-rcpeated ire
quenr ly-so cleanses he system, that 60 health
is the result. Nc change in employment or diet is
necessary. They never case sore mouths. swslled
j,ints aching limbs etc, % do many other kinds
They are warranted to give satisfaction, or the
price will be refunded. Thew are o. n-idered cheap.
er safer pretter, and in oil respects Superior to
any rureativc pill in the gorl1. ~ The discoy-
cry of coating pills with sugar e'nnated with DR..
will do harm, and dissppoint the sici terrick =
pills elegantly put mr., 80 in box. ach large
sheet of rections, snd sell for Is ceuta per bog
5 boxes for 81.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
THE G EAT STH ENGTHENER
and Pain Destroyer:
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy
in Gle world.
These renowned Piasters cure pains, weakness
and distress in Il back sides and breasts. in five
hours. Indeed so certain they to do this, that
the proprietor warrants them. Spread from resins,
balsams and gums on beautiful kid leather, rem
ders them peculiarly adapted TO the wants of Fs-
nsalss and Others Their application is universal
equally to the strong man, the delicate woman,
and the feeble infant. To all they will prove
balm and blessing. Their uee is agreeable and
without annoyance or trouble. Each plnster will
wear from one to four months, and in rheumatic
somplaints, sprains and 6ruises, frequently effect
cures when all other remcdi,s fail Full directions
will he found on the back Of each, Public speakers,
vocalists, ministers Of the posp and Others, will
sren CITIZEN their lungs and improve their voices By
suearing them ON their 6redsts. Price 1S4 cents
8- The absve article are sold by all the deal
ers in Mnscatn ne and by Dru egsts throughout the
United States, 0anaias and South America at
wholesale by all large Druggists IN the principal
cities. HIRRIt X l. BOTHER,
PRACTICAL CHEM srs Albany, N. 7.
PALMER BROTHERS, travelling agents.
Sept, 23rj, 1859.
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a. For the best stoves, ETC., at the lose-
ct prices, g. to the " MuscatiDe Stove Store"
See advertisement.
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AEHERRICK'S MATCHLFSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have ,nunt ated the world with
their pop clarity. over i've million boxes are dsed
annually, giving employ ment to eighty five men
and women to put them up. Their cures are nun
hered by decentralization praises ON the tongues of
ALL Citizens of Muscatine amt elsewhere, have
You ever used them? Put up in English, Spanish,
Gsr,aan and French directions. Large family
boxes, Is cts! Five BIKES for 81. sold every
where.
SEQ adverti sement on 2rd page.
Ri. PALMER, Travelling Agent for the Uni
ted State..
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MARRIED,

In Trinity Church, Muscatine, Oct 25th, 1855, BY
the Rev. d. N. Powers. of Davenport, Mr. JoN
Jar SMITH, of Auburn. N Y, TO Miss FAxsn
IN. BRowNELL, Of the former place.
y The young couple enter upon their new and
important relation under the most happy auspiess
and with the good wishes Of large sirclsof ffends
YMay happiness ever attend them. = g
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28

a. See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
Liver lnvigorator and cathartic Pills, in another
column.
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and ether Creditors, y None
Losses adjusted and due, None
F" =" not due, None
djusted, not OK 'eeding 500 OF
in sus spouse (resistsd) 8 500 VI
All other claims a...Us None r
n... MISCELLA
The greatest ams unit insured on ono risk ia 500,
600; on storage Ser s, in N,w York, usually nc
more than 81, 900.
Gross amount OF Premiums received in the State
Of Iva for tho year srd,Lg July LIST, 1859. Mar
kst value of Sto X l20 per cent. Dividends de-
clared this year l2 per cent. Charter Of the Com.
pany sent herewith.
STATE OF NEW YORK, Ice
City and ounty of New York.
James Loriiner uraham. PrssI lent, an Edward
A. Stansbury. Secretary of the Metropoi tan F,re
insurance Company Of the City Of New Yo'k Z, BE-
ing severally sworn, depOse and say, that the for
going is nus, full, and correct atement Of the
affairs Of this Company, US tbs anne were on the
frst day Of May, 1885; that tho said Insurance
Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual cash capital,
invested in Mort. ages on Rea Estate according to
the laws Of the y ate of New Ys'k, whereof at
least one hundred aud fifty thousand dollars ATE
upon Real Estate, worth double the amount for
which it 10 mortgagrd
1871 Subscribed and sworn 70 this thirtieth
(- ALLAN RUTHERFORD.
Coums'rr for the State of Iowa in New York.
JAMES LORlMER GRAHAM, Pres't.
"A. STAN,BURY, See'y.
STATE OF Iowa, AUDITORS OFFICE,
Dss No mes, SEPT. 10th, 1s59.
It is hereby certified, that On the 18th day Of
September, 1859, atement was fled in this
tfRoe, showing til, condition Of the Metropolitan
Fire Insurance Com pany of New York City, State of
New York, on the 6rst day Of May. 1859, in ac-
cordakce with the provisions Of M Act # the Ley
islature of this State, passe" January 2sth, 1857
that such statement shows that said Company 10
possessed of the regular unit of capital, and in
vested as required in said Act. .-..,-
Authority is therefore given TO the above named
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company 10 transact
business in this State in accordance with the laws
thereof.
1t is also certified that T. D. Smi h, Esq., Of
Muscatine, has been duly appointed by said Com
peny their lawful Att0rsry and Agent for the
c unity Of Muscatine With full pc ser take risks
of Insurance therein, and 10 acknowledge service
of process uptn his fling a CERTIFIED copy of the
st ateme nt FL in this office ai,h the Clerk of the
District court, in and for said County. It is GER
titled, that the annexed true copy Of the requi
red Statement.
(~) In token whereof, Ihave hereunto A.
l.. s. }ixed my md snd seal Of Office, this
w. 18th day Of Sept. 1889.
J. W. CA TELL, Auditor Of Iowa.
Oct. II -dw
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Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills J!
! The Whole World United!
SICK Peep E, T HIN K!

Attn WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures q book to ill;
This 10 the case, the million say,
With tho cures of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East, and North. ard West,
Aud with glad ii iings the papers ill,
: Because tho, are the cheapest. safest. best,
And superior to others 10 Herrick's Pills
From Plants, and Flowers they're made;s
They always curs-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
We e it not for uerrick's Pill.
Each Pill with sugar is coated Ger
A rare discovery Of matchiess skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herriek's Pill.
For years he's worked to heal the sick,
With joy elate his bosom Ills:
For tens Of thousands now rejoice
At the msgi: powers 81 Berrick's Pills.
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TFor the Journal l


Tho French Cslony ~ -. Anne.
The writer in your journal last week did Father
Chiniquy injustice. He vas good Catholic when
he to illinois, even 70 persecutng Professionals
Very likely he applied 70 his countrymen for aid
most likely he did not ges much. as the Colony
borrowed money of the Catholics in Chicago to
make their purchase. Their crops failing, they
could not meet their engagements and their cred
TORS are now prosecuting them without mercy.
Their leaving the Mother Church il only adding
fuel to the flame of persecution. 1t WAS not mag
unanimous in Father "No Humbug" TO discourage
the people Of Muscatins from aiding the starving
people, after his own destitute families" had till
the last winter, received nine-tenths Of all the
charity Of Muscatine noted for her benevoencs.
It looks though he would like to see these French
converts, just emerging from darkness left TO
perish But We ought not to bs too severe ON
'No Humbug." He may be weasel Of mercy. and
live to feel the bitter hate of Rome against himself
Let US pray for his conversion. Lak
The rumor Of Father Chiniquy and his colony
having entered the Episcopal Church arose from his
kindly acknowledging the reception Of package OF
French Prayer Books. From this the FSssms"'s
Journal manufactured its story. Poor authority,
Hawkcyes. s.ssrr sH
NERVOUS IRRYrABILrrY. How often do
We sec persons 20 isdtated BY the various trials
Of life, a. to make it burden too miserable to DO
borne and a. one of the greatest Of these trials
bad fitting Boots and Shoes, hsw important 10 the
fact that at KkrcHAA's City Root and Shoe store,
No. l7s Second st., such .6ts may be ootaiaed -
will be a. continual source Of pleasure to the
weaser, aud where you may also ind . eonplets
assortment of goods in that line5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28

Agents fer the "JoWfnal.ss
The following named gentlemen are authorized to
actas our sgsuts q their respective plecss Of resi
dsscs s1hsisrsseipts formesey " grdfn delivered
in their possession will be good for al demands by
Us:
Wilton-w .McNaughteu; .s,ssss -.
Aoseew g. ". Mumphfsys ~
AhiisS6-F.0. Watssmal @ss>ss SSsS
West Lberty-Asa Gregg;
Ononwa-S.C. Harvey ; -ygzs serssx,,
a 0rsndview-W. T. Massey; 81 - I ~
Columbus City-A. Gamble;
WashinRton-Wm. Wilson.
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.,STAvEMlsN,r

nF the condition Of the METROPOLITAN
~ FIRE INSURANCE &C MrANY OF the CITY
OF New York, ou the frst day Of May, 1859, being
the period Of he last regular tem .snnusi state.
msnt Of raid Company made TO the Secretary of
state Of the St ate " Iowa, pursuant 10 the Stat
n tee Of said State. 8ss +
The name Of ths Company is "The Metropolitan
Fire Insurance Company" located in the City of
New York, in the State Of New York.
CAPITAL. "t
Tho amount of authorized Capital. $500. 900 90
/" L" paid up IN Cash. 3OV, 900 90
Ca. b on hand in Office, 1857 SO
Metropolitan Elk 5,sI1 so
:. Merch't Elk Blk IL 9SS Il 10 456 70
In hands Of and due from Agents, 1000 70
Real Estate None
Bonds held by the Company None s.
Int. due this day on Bond + Mortgage, l0.05l ~
Debts due the Co. 8 cured by Mortgage
on unencumbered real estate, worth
IN every case. 80 per cen. above the
amount Tor which tho same is held
A. security by this Company, and
$3.50 600 thereof, ard upwards, be.
ing on Real Estate, wortk In each
ease, double the amount for which
the same ia held as security by this
{ conpany-sll being seven per cent
( interest, .r 324 $50 ~
D.bts otherwise secured by stocks and
int crest ihsrepn, 1l,218 70
Debts for Premiums, consisting Of nm.
paid City Premiums. S,90l so
Other securities $500 90
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I STOLEN CATTLE.

TAKEN up on Monday morning last by the IN
! dcrsigne3, resid ns on the telegraph read,
allies from Mu.cas Ne, Two yoke Of txen, one u
red OK with crop AMI slit on left ear; one about
che same eolor, " tn white u,det the belly, ard a
oum Der Vt small spots Of white on the head. Que OK
with head and sides red with whit, on back and
b,lsy,as ne black with or"p and slit on left ear
whit. belly and white on the rump. Any person
hayins lost this same catt4s can obtain them by
proving property and paying cha, ges
ALEX. KENNEDY.
sep, Isl b, 1e59-dn
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AZ r. Layer Ssesdiess and ValentiaRa si IS in
lYl. Drums l. and whole boxes at oae door
above 81 ate Bank.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-28

4 ] IGuESr market prices paid in cash o. goods
1 for all kinds OF Produce. at DRAPEK'Ss
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ond meeting, which will be held in the Court House
this evening, friday, 2sth.) A new programme
will b submitted for ratification, open to discussion
add amendment. The meeting promises to be an
interesting one and will no doubt be largely
attended. M
n. I n. RA11HoAD.-The following para
graph, relating to the extension Of this road, il
from the Chicago Dssocros, Of yesterday:
THE Mississippi Missouri Railroad has Just
completed negotiation for it bonds Of considers
bic ameunt ct very fair prices. With the money
thus obtained, the Company have bought and sent
forward 3oUo tons Of iron, TO be laid West Of Iowa
City, the present western terminus Of the road In
cluding tie Muscatine branch, this road has new
107 uilss h use Twenty miles have been completed
since The panio. The road has land grant which
il not sm6arrssssd q an; All 900 acres are in the
possession Of the Company, and from $1,000 to
progresses"
Tnss NuscA1Ixs LiaHf GUARDS, under
command Of Capt ]. b. Wallace. according TO an
nouncement visited this city and were the guests
Of the Iowa City Dragons on Thursday last. The
Guards were met at The Depot and escorted By the
Dragons through Tie principal streets Of the city
the ave ssnPsniss presided by h4n1a.. Ne s *,
appearance. At about o'clock, the Guards, afew
lady and gentlemen friends from Auscatine, and =
number Of the Dragons .partook OF sumptuous
and elegantly arranged dinner, prepared hy Lieut..
Fy6e, Of the Crummey Mouse. HIS tables were
literally loadsd down With suhstantials, dslicacss,
ETC.. ETC. and presented every issiaisH appsRance
Many complinlspts were paid % Ar. y, and we're
gard tbsm Nofthfly bestowed "A vsry pleasapf
:eeia not =. ysss e tie evening Z he prsIcsos
present. he Guards started home at I 6cloce
ssinsd cs.dE 81 tisassivss nd TIE eiy sho.s