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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26


The river is still rising slowly at this point, and
is now in good navgable stage, except on the
Rapids.
A FLAr-BoAr, 60 by 20 feet, loaded with 1900 blu
of potatoes, 500 bushels of onions and lot Of
beans and cabbage. was set adrift for Memphis,
from the ferry landing, Saturday last. The boat
and cargo are owned and commanded by Messrs
Spaulding & Clifford, of this place, whom we wish
all sor IS of good luck.
Col. MORGAN FOR THE SOUTH The steamer Col
Morgan, Capt. c. L. Phelps. which has been lying
at this port about two weeks started for the South
last Sunday morning Her cargo consists Of
about 10, QUO bushels OF potatoes, onions corn
Capt Phelps expects to dispose Of the bulk OF his
cargo at Memphis. but he viii probably 80 as far
IS New Orleans We wish him prosperous voy-
age We understand that he will run his boat in
the Red river trade the coming winter.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED tor the journal. I
Oflicial Vote Of Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Dot. %.
Official returns from Ohio give Brinker-
hof, Republican, for Supreme Judge, 1908
majority.
[Brinkerhof fell about $4,000 behind his
ticket, because he had decided that the Fu
gitive Slave Law was unconstitutional, and
also affirmed the old Democratic decision
that persons of more than half white blood
were legally entitled to vote. Murray, on
the same ticket, for Attorney General, has,
according to last reports by mail, 1924
plurality.-Ed. Jour.
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The LAST OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-Cap
tain Kell and Mr.. Variety, who have beer
trying to raise the American end of the
Atlantic cable, found it broken every two OF
three miles, and have abandoned the attempt.
The rock weed and snimalcuiies adhering in
some of the portions recovered, prove that
there are rocks at the bottom, althoug b mud
is shown on the charts but even where it
came out of the mud, the outer covering
frequently parted while it was being hauled
in. In some places the iron wires were
coated with copper, from veins of that ore
in Trinity Bay. The gutta psrcha and the
copper wire are good as when laid down,
and those portions of the cable that were
wrapped with tarred yarn, were sound and
frea from rust
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

DEcLINEp.-J. NJ. Elwood, of Desmoines
who was rendered the nomination for Su
prone Judge by the Douglas Democratic
Committee declines in favor of Dan. Miller
the renegade Republican independent
candidate. The Davenport Democrat, how
ever, declares it will not support Dan. Verify
Democracy in Iowa is pretty kettle Of
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Arrival of the California Steamer
Destructive Gale at BuenOs Ayres.

New YORK, Oct %.
The steamship Ariel arrived this morning,
with the California mails Of Oct. LIST, bring
ing 100000 in specie.
The ship Panama brings Buenos Ayres
news to September 18th. She passed the U.
S. brig Dolphin going in. There was
heavy gale at Buenos Ayres, August Doth
The British barks Crusader and Reciprocity
collided in the harbor and both sunk, eleven
seamen losing their lives. Many other yes
sells we're driven on shore or otherwise badly
damaged, chiefly foreign. Two American
vessels, the bark Dawn and brig Vclante,
were damaged slightly. The Custom House
was flooded, and large amount of foreign
goods damaged, and many buildings were
washed away, the inhabitants being removed
in boats. Large quantities of hides, beet,
&C., at the soldiers barracks were destroyed
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NTDU are here y no,ifisl that tbsr, . row on
l file in the flee If the Clerk Ct re Dst-i1t
."urt Of MIscauaa fpany, ) Aee Of tuuas pc
tim OF De,ith VI / roy, 81 tuYlg 20. I.T 80
r"m the bonds # mari .nory non sGa haroroi Is
;xist ny between You ana saa q 20 2. Inc cscs
,sing wiitui c-srt,cn for tnc apao. 81 'To ytar-
Now unless you ercear ana "a WEI thereto N
y.fure the % raS - re- n,s ts-iu II SAID l"ur
. b. begun op Tt, n Gl' Il Jt1u+fgs d. ID $50.
ia.yusr 1 viii IL. rendered 2'us, on tIer,.,.
a., oetsui, Of SIS .uC .a;d ,iT re- vi D.
feed as praytt ior. ni5AdAN BRO,
Oct 2e-Aw. .ols. Jor Piaiati6F,
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For the Journal

Ed. oURxAL The Reuie,c says:
Irresponsible parties in New York offer to bel
any sum from 81 900 to 800 goo that Lincoln vii
get the electoral vote of that State. There is
no one in that State green enough to take"
Is there Democrat iu Muscatine that wishes t.
bet 500 that Lincoln will get the electoral vote
of New York State? If there is, let him deposit
the amount at the Bank of Green L. Stone. l wish
to make an Investment of that amount. Is there
Democrat in Muscatne green enough to take
A REPUBLICAN,,
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Explosion.

LEE, Mass, Oct. "a.
One of the boilers at Plattnor & Smiths
new paper mill. in this town. exploded this
morning. at clock, seriously and probably
fatally injuring John Dachor. OF Kent. The
damage to property by fire and the explosion
amounts to $4,000. The came building
was seriously damaged last June and has
but Just been repaired.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

Henry Church died in Wetzel county
Virginia, on the 18th ult, at the extraordin
airy age of one hundred and eleven years
He was a native Of England, came te
America during the revolutionary war as q
soldier in the British army, was taken pris
oner at the surrender of CORVALLIS at York
town, and from some cause unknown did
not return with the British army to England
-Er
We saw this aged veteran at his og-cabin
home in the mountains of Virginia, last
May, when we were on the editorial excur.
sion to Washington. His wife, aged 100,
and daughter, 80, were living with him. The
old man then appeared to be in good health
and strength, considering his great age, and
received the congratulations and numerous
hearty shakes of the and by our party with
much zest and satisf action.
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Fire mt Salem, Mass.
RosroN. Oct. %.

BosToN, Oct. %.
A fire in Salem, Sunday morning, destroy
ed the Franklin Buildings, occupied by
several stores, the armory OF the salem
Cadets, the melodeon manufactury OF f. l..
Nichols, primary and n private school, the
club rooms, &c. The buildings were valued
at So, 900, and insured for $4,000. Total
loss about $35, 900.
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Mem VINO DO and q Nan who Don't
Care whether Slavery is Voted
Him mr. nnVvn Et-
Iron the Toledo Blade. ]

From the Toledo Dlade.]
In order to- contrast the position of Mr.
Douglas with that Of the fathers Of thi
cOuntry--those most active and influential
in securing its liberties and founding it.
government-wo propose to place theirs an.
his declarations side by side, that the reader
may compare them, and judge which Of tn,
parties is right.
We hold these truths to be self evident
that all men are created equal that they arr
endowed by their Creator, with certain in
alienable rights, among which are life, liber
ty and the pursuit OF happiness. Declaration
Of Independence.
IDON'T CARE whether slavery is voted
up or voted down.--Stephen A. Douglas.
1t is among my first wishes to see some
plan adopted by which Slavery in this coun.
try may be abolished by law Washington
IDON'T CARE whether slavery is voted
up or voted DOWNS. 4. Douglas.
Indeed, tremble for my country, when
reflect that God is just; that his justice can:
not sleep forever that considering numbers,
nature and natural means only, q revolution
of the wheel of fortune, an exchange 1T sit
uation is among possible events; that it may
become probable by supernatural influence
the Almighty has no attribute that can take
sides with us in such a contest.-Th0mas
Jefferson.
/ DON'T CARE whether slavery is voted
up or voted DOWNS. 4. Douglas.
We have found this evil (slavery) has
prayed upon the very vitals of the Union,
and has been prejudicial to the States in
which it has existed.--Jdmes Monroe.
nnN,T ~ u ,hotI a. =.
up or voted downs. 4. Douglas.
Sir, envy neither the head nor the heart
of that man from the North who rises here
to defend slavery on prinoiple.--John RAN
dolph.
iDON'T CARE whether slavery is voted
up or voted Downs. A. Douglas.
So long as God allows the vital current to
flow through my veins, will never, nerer,
NEVER, by word or thought. by mind or will,
aid in admitting one rod of free territory to
the everlasting curse of human bondage
*** Never can be induced by any earthly
power to vote to extend slavery over one
foot of territory now free.--Henry Clay,
l DON'T CARE whether slavery is voted
up or voted down.--S. A. Douglas.
never would consent, and never have
that there should be one foot of
slave territory beyond what the old thirteen
States had at the formation OF the Union,
never, never. Sir, whenever there is foot
of land to be stayed back from becoming a
slave territory am ready to assert the prin-
ciple of the exclusion of slavery.
Webster.
IDON'T CARE whether slavery is voted
up or voted downs. 4. Douglas
1t is wrong to admit into the Constitution
the idea that there can be property in man.
flames Madison.
1DONT CARE whether slavery is voted
up or voted DOWNS. 4. Douglas.
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An A merican Vessel Fired into by
u Spanish M8n-Of.War.

NEW YORK, Uct. 10.
The U. s steamship Crusader had shot
f ed across her bows by Spanish man Of
war steamer, when Capt. Motif replied by
firing and hosting his colors, and steaming
down with her men at quarters, demanding
what was meant. 1t was a mistake. The
Crusader looked somewhat like the City OF
Norfolk, and hence the Misrepresentation.
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SDeclal Notice.

Those subscribers from whom we accepted due
bills. and others whose accounts we suffered to
remain unsettled during the hard times, are
requested to call at ono, and pay the same. We
think We have granted them sufficient indulgence
already. Come forward, gentlemen, at once
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mr0s WInSIO",
An experienced nurse and female physician, has q
Scot hing Syrup fer children ,eething, which great
ly facilitates tho process of teethng, by s,ftenne
sae gums, reducing all Inflammation will allay al
gain, and is sure TO regulate the bowels. De pcnc
upon it, mothers it will give rest to you,se Ives
aud relief and health to your infaats. P.rfectl,
10 IN all cases. See adversis ement In ano, her
QUINN.
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WEEKLY REVIEW.

.tstt vi
AusoArsE, Thursday, Oct. 5.--P.H.
Weather delightful and business brisk.
The receipts Of wheat during the weel
foot up about &C, 900 bushels, and shipments
near the same. The price Of wheat, which
was 78@SOc at the time of our last weekly
report, went up to $40, but has been declin
ing for several days past and to-day sales
mostly at 7O@72c. Corn in demand only
for feed at zoe. Tho principal receipts
besides wheat are onions and potatoes. We
quote the former dull at zoo, and the latte,
firm at l93@l6o. -j zs55
We quote:
Flour-$4,5O@$t. # as'a
Wheat-spring, 68@73c. .f.'
6 winter-none in market.
Corn meal, 4O(05Oc p bushel.
Corn, in ear, new crop, lsa2oc shelled,
Csc.
Oats-lSc.
Barley, 45@50c.
Rye, 400.
Buckwheat, 400.
Potatoes, l230l5o.
Sweet Potatoes 100000.
Onions 10000, for shipment.
Timothy seed, 80.
Live chickens 81 ,25@$l so per doz.
Apples - dried, $l,6J@$l,75.
=" green, 75e@$l, 25 per bu.
Eggs, SC.
Butter-sc for packed, and 12A@l5c fresh.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, 12ial4c.
Shoulders. 9a11c ...
Clear sides, l0@123c
Lard l23c. ...
Hay--timothy, s5@se.5o; prairie, $3.50
@s5.
Hides green, &c; dry flint, 1o@llc.
Lumber, $lOa$30 per l 900 feet.
Lime by the wagon load eo@75c p Dbl.
Brown sugar-83@94c; crushed lilo;
clarified l0ao, refined, white, lo4c.
Molasses-plantation 40c, s. II. $1,000,
Belcher's 81, kegs $5,50@$6,00.
OoHee-l5@l6c.
Nails-ass. 50 5O@$3 Is.
Rice &c.
Live stock.--Fat cattle 81, 75@s2,25
Rags 2924c.
New York, selling per ct.
Philadelphia,
Bosten,
Baltimore, l.
Chicago,
St. Louis, currency !
St. Louis, bankable funds
St. Louis, specie It
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MARRIED..

At the house of Mr.. Rustow, in Bloomington
township. Muscatne county, Iowa, Octs 18th, 1860,
BY Rev. K F. Obermann, GEORGE Moors and ANNA
RusTow.
At Moscow, Muscatine county, Iowa, Oct 2lst,
1869, By Rev. G. E. Obermann, GEORGE N. FkEN
zRL and HANNAH NEuPsRT.
Also, JOHANN GEORGE WILL and SOPHIE
SCHAFFNIT.
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~ agy Goods at Oakland +!
y. SV r. 4 r Il y

IT AS -ecei 70 \ fIl.h stock Of DRY GOODS
[ / jiosria: la. aad CAPS, Bots aai s, .
or Lad cs AMI Cnildrsa, Groceries, Q i-sn,wne'
Ec,. ysh.ya e will sal for CASH as low rs asy
>, n. ,,a1rry. purcals are invited to
ga mo a sail ;sni satisfy th.mss.v's
a rAu Kind, Of Produce bous hs At the Highest
narket price, s.. - -ta">'
Oct. II ls6o-wln s. .a. e.. ar
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TIE DoueLAs papers have been boasting
for some time that nobody had courage to
attempt replies to the speeches of Douglas
on his stamping tour. How will the replies
of Messrs. Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania
a nSwer
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WUEKLY JOURNAL.
LOCAL. DEPARTM ENT.
Bloomington Township Ticket.

Bloomington Township Ticket.
For Supervisors JOHN b. DOUGHERTY
JOHN ZEIGLER.
For Justices-L. II. WASHBURN,
w. F. DAVIS.
For Constables WIN. PURCELL,
JAMES BEAHAM.
For Trustees-JEREMIAH GREINER,
S. L. FOSS,
AZEL FARNSWORTH.
For Township Clerk R. GABLE.
For Assessor-H. H. ,GARNES. ....
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The PRINCE GoNE.-The Prince of Wales,
ne Baron Renfrew, took his departure from
American shores at tortla nd, on Saturday
last, and is on his way to merriesEneland.
s'Order cnce more reigns in Warsaw
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Atfording to any who vi ii to present their Pas
ter with perpetually useful household con.
veniense, or who wish to procure one fer their
own comfort, or who wish to furnish one as a
means Of livelihood to some friend, or t, any
Sunday School Pupil or Teacher who desires to
enrich the s. s. Library, ready means Of doing
SO by the expenditure only of q little exsrtiop,
and the occupation of little spare time.
@ Specimen Nos. = Ill be sent free, on az.
plication, to any address, with full particulars
Of Premiums dircss
l.. BANGS, Publisher,
Office, Bsekman ST., New York.
oct26 E3t
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Fire.
new YnRE

New YORK, Oct "a.
The candle factory of o. P. Mencci, on
Staten Island, formerly occupied by Garibal.
di, was burnt yesterday, together with sew
eral other buildings.
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-. OsEIorALs FAvoRISgsN. The Council r4o-
ceedings published to-day were denied to ~ on
Monday last, but furnished by the City Recorder
to the Reyieac. We called twice at the Mayors
Office to get copy but found the Recorders book
locked up although the charter provides that the
minutes of the Council shall at all times be accessi-
ble), and also applied twice to the Recorder in
person but could get no satisfactory answer from
him. AS it is our duty to furnish our readers all
matters Of local interest rs soon as possible, wa
deem this explanation necessary in regard to the
delay of the Council p' oceedipgs And we cannot
refrain from remarking just here that the conduct
of R. T. Wallace, city Recorder, Wharfmaster and
Democratic candidate TO-. County Clerk, in this
matter. is unusual, to say the least. His proper
course should have been to furnish both papers at
the same time with copy. This is the custom of
all other officials that we have had anything to do
with, and it is nothing more than fair. Any other
course lily COMFORTS with the digni6ed station to
which MIR. Wallace is now aspiring.
CO We call the attention of our ex-
changes in this State to the circular of Secretary
Wallace concerning premiums on the production of
sorghum and on agricultural ESSAYS. It is desira.
BILE that the circular should be copied in all the
papers of the State
psy We were shown yesterday two ears
of corn measuring each ID inches in length, grown
on single stalk. They specimens of lot rails
ed by Mr.. J. G. H. Little, near this city. The seed
was brought from Jockey Hollow, New York, after
which place the variety is named.
eY- Alfred Nye, of this county, raised
this wear upon 80 acres of land
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Donation Party.

The friends of the Rev. F. W. Evans are
equested to meet at the NJ. E. Church, at Z
o'clock, on Tuesday evening, Oct. Soth, and bring
with them such donations of money or provisions
as may be most convenient for them to give. oto
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BRECKENRIDGE SWEEPING TIE SoUrH.-The
Breckenridge majority in Florida is about
$500, and in Delaware GAG, as shown by the
late elections. The Breckenridge party is
also reported to have carried Mississippi by
over 20, 900 majority, at the election Of Oct.
1hth
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A Ship Probably Lost with all
on Beard.

BOSTON, Uct. ~.
The reports indicate that the ship Black
Hawk, from Calcutta for Boston, before re-
ported missing, has been lost, with all on
board. She was last seen in the bay of Bengal
August 10Th. Afterwards portions of the
wreck of an American vessel were dis.
co vered.
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Losr-Tuesday afternoon, on the road
between the Slough and Wells & Co 8 cooper $ hop;
silk cape with velvet trimmings. The finder will
be liberalty rewarded ny leaving. it at this Office.
d1w1t
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FUEL WANTED We will take wood or
coal in payment of subscription to the JOURNAL,
provided it is brought in soon.
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For the best stoves, ETC., at the loo.
est prices, 60 tothe :" Muscatine Stove Store.'
See advertis elnent:
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w. f. DAVIS


There will be a ting of Republicans Of
Sweetland township, Muscatine county, at Mount
Grove School House on Saturday, Oct. 9th, 1860,
at Q clock P. NJ, to nominate candidates for town
ship officers REPUBLlcANs.
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AMBROSE G. FULTON I

Muscatine, Oct. l
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Position of Douglas.

II, In common with the Democracy OF
Illinois, ACCEPT THE DECISION OF THE
SIJPRE Me COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES IN THE DRED SCOTT CASE.
AS AN AUTHORITATIVE EXPOSITION
los THE CONSTITUTION"
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Breckimridgcrs instructed to vote
for DOuglas..-MOre DefauitinS
r. Ms.
NEW YORK, Oct "a.

ANEW 1ONINi Wv TT
The 7ribuae's Washington dispatch says
orders have gone out to the States OF the
Northwest directing the Administration
Democrats to vote for the Douglas Electoral
ticket.
The same correspondent says II hear
of the default of the postmaster at Keokuk'
Iowa, and also of another in leading town
of Illinois, either in Alton or Quincy
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New York, Oct %.
J. Cooper has been appointed Receiver at

-ss .z5<i
III esaaJ o. 1850 gus1-. ssg..
- .sEz. ISIS -snl-
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yACOEs BUTLER, Esq,
By appointment of the Central Committee,
will address the Republicans of Muscatine
county at the following places
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TUT SVVU VT"
offering $500
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Position OF the supreme Court.

Sd. "Every citizen has RIGHT to tdie
Nth him into the Territory any article OF
D, operty uhich,the Constitution Of the United
States recognizes as property."-
4th. "The Constitution Of the United
States recognizes sRaues as property, AND
PLEDGES TIE FEDERAL GOVERN
MENT TO PROTECT IT,"
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District
Z o ur t Of
Muscat in 9
County, To-
wa, Octobae
Term, 1850.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26

District Court of Musca.
tine County, State Of
Iowa.
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STATE OF IOWA, ! go
MUscATINE COUNTY, 49,

Blue Ora 8 Oct. "a
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Ambrose G. FULTON

Muscatine, O;s. u, ,36o-4w-prs fee Sill.
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It matters not what way the Supreme