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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27


The Democracy, who, during the late
sneeringiy. said that Mr.. Rusch was
to discharge the duties Of . pre-.
siding ofacer-and particularly the Rss. Clay
Dean, who said, in this city, that Mr.. r. could
not bs understood by him-wers most beau
tifully exposed, when the Lieut.. Governor
delivered the following, in a. pure English Is
was ever uttered, upon taking his seat in the
Senate: 9@ .-s't
"SzsAroas: The responsible position to
which am elected by the voice Of the people
makes it my duty to preside over your DELHI
erstions. humbly acknowledge my imcom-
peteuce to perform, in suitable manner, the
duties Of the post to which am called and
ask your kind and gracious indulgence for
any errors l may commit am confident
that your hearty sympathy and legislative
experience will aid me, in the difficulty, to
administer the duties of the chair, which
shall strive to do with impartiality aud fidelity,
to the best Of my ability and knowledge.
I'VE have assembled to revise tho laws,
and establish the institutions of our young
and growing State. May noble and patriotic
spirit characterize all our deliberations, and
the purest motives for the welfare of our
common country never be overshadowed by
partixan spirit For so doing, We viii be
rewarded with the satisfaction of our constit-
uents and the appreciation of our consciences."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

DOUGLAS IN IowA.-We notice by our
exchanges that the majority of the counties
heard from in this State that have selected
delegates to attend tho Democratic State Con-
vention at Desmoines, on the 22d of next
month, have instructed them to cast their
vote and use their influence IN the convention
in favor Of Douglas for the Presidency. We
have no doubt that the delegates to be sent
from Iowa to Charleston will be pledged to
Douglas, and we will not be surprised if he is
the nominee. But Little Dug can never be
President. His coat-tail is not only too near
the ground, as Benton once remarked, but his
principles are too much of the officiating
order to suit the tastes Of the people, either
North or South.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

An INFAMOUS TuREAr.--In the Senate. on
Tuesday, Mr.. Toombs, Of Georgia, made q
speech, in which he declared that, if the Re-.
publicans elected their President, his inaugu-
ration would be forcibly resisted. How much
better Is Toombs than John Brown?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

"a See advertisement of, DR.. Ssnford's
Liver invigorator and Cathartic Pills, in aloshA1
column
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

GVFor the best stoves, etc., at the Ests
sst prices. 60 to the "MuscatiDe Stove Store.' :
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

RAILROADS IN rHE Souru.-The Lynchburg
Virginias states that the entire length of the
rail that has been laid in Virginia up to the
present time Is seventeen hundred and sixty
six miles. OF this amount, three hundred
and forty.three miles have been laid by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
Georgia has laid twelve hundred and forty
miles; Tennessee one thousand and sixty. two
miles; Maryland eight hundred and thirty
three; South Carolina eight hundred and
seven; North Carolina seven hundred and
seventy; and Arkansas only thirty eight miles
actually made, though she has over seven
hundred projected.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

. majority Of the Senators will not favor the
entire abolition of the Office, but rather the
modification and restriction of the powers now.
conferred upon il occupant. There are sevs
eral Of them, however, who desire its abolition,
and the establishment OF the Commissioners'
or Supervisors system in its stead. What
the feeling Of the members Of the House is
upon this subject it is impossible yet to form
any opinion. Y~- Al ryt ~r7 cf
Quite an animated debate took place in the
House, this afternoon, upon the question Of
allowing negroes, mulattoes or Indians to
testify in courts Of justice. The judiciary
Committee recommended the indefinite post.
ponement of bill that had been referred to
them, which proposed to repeal that portion
Of our laws that permits these persons to
testify, upon which the debate above referred
to occurred. e-.l
Of course, Claggett was the self.constituted
mouth. piece Of the Democratic side, between
whom and Caldwell, of the Republican side,
two or three "passes" of rather q personal
nature were inoulged in. Caldwell is one Of
the most talented members of the House, and
is match for Claggett, who appears to con-
slider himself the embodiment of Democracy
at least, he is so full of the article that he has
to give vent to it. in greater or less quantities,
every day, and at an immense expense to the
State. . tas. -ft E. II. 7.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13
Crane & sNnEerd's weekly Provision and
Flnur CircuInr.

sr LOUIS Saturday Evening" June 9-We have to report
quiet any startling important chnges Corn has
dscnel 4 Wheat has ruled DAN and hzEy with
decline from c SC various gaces Flour almost entirely
neglected 25c dscosi Provisions continue to e held
with increased Gmnss with adyaacg tendency Ia prices
CONIhe demand for the South East continues ldr unta7oc
adrics New Orleans has depressed the market
what throughc week, and has BEEN less active than during
the last few weeks Although has been quoted dub al c to
compared with last week sows decline OF ony PC
10 &c on various grades Sales ranged mixed a. As to 5ie
yellow 53c; white So Last 81 this date 1t
about 33c ghs In circular We BY m stated that
the s5c Oor yea; previous than then We meant
hzgher.
the week Prices yet higher tan the hour market justices
range decline Of from lc o &c under last
weeks Spring club has sold at 100 70 l5e Com 10
Last year this tine best qualities were about lue higher poor
about the same.
FLOUR-Nith no margin existing any market to which it
shipped dull and ected article Increasing dull
declining prices has characterized the market. There
continues demand for sacks paying prs 5us the
bbs been confined fetal demand,
loss in order effect sales Round lots supers viii not bring
within 20e z5 Of st week sales Last sc tas lime ciy
sui era. were dull at IS
bbls Of this direct shipment from Quincy to New Orleans
that it is iua export from TINS laTS ana consider
able from the previous light stock Hoioes e1il IN
creased rness generally out OF the market Irans2c
ons have been limited and show advance Of 5c, SIS IS being
the sales Of good Ness year ago Mess Was duh ana
nominal at SIG 70.
BACON-Contnues to be held firmly, With advancing
dency, and good acVe cousumpYe demand Prices have not
7c &C. Ribbed Sides l0c C5r sides lie; Hams % for
plain to lze for sugarcured canVased Country Neat
ing down according quality Receipts have been go pks
year ago City Shoulders sold al c Ribbed Sides at &c TO So
Clear Sides lO2{; Hams at SIC.
LARD-Connues be Eed firmly at = and l2c for choice
3Ol choice and 7Uc for packages the only ansAe
ton worth mentioning At this Inc last scar choice Lard was
dull at &c under present prices. CRANE SANFORD,
Brokers in Provision and Breadstuhs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of the
globe is the consequence Of diseased action IN the
system induced by the poisonous miasm Of vegetable
decay This exhalaton IS evolved by the action Of solar
heat on wet SOIL and rises with the watery vapor nom
It. While the sun is below the horizon this vapor
fingers near the earh surface, and the virus is taken
With It through the lungs into the blood. ThaIe It acts
as an irritating poison on the internal vscera and ez-
cretng organs Of the body. The liver becomes torpid
and fails to secree not only this virus, but also the bile
from the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympathize with the liver, and become dsordered aso
Finally the instinct Of organism, as If in an attempt
to expel the noxious infusion, concentrates the whole
blood &C TIE body in the internal excreOnes to force
them to cast it out The blood leaves the surface and
rushes 20 the central organs with congesve violence
This is the CHILL. But in this effort 1t fails 1aen the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the central
organs and rshcs 20 the surface If in another effort
to expcl the irritating poison through that cths great
excretcv-he skin In .his also It fails, and the sys-
TEN ablndons the attempt exhausted waiting for the
recovery strength TO repeat the hopeless effort another
day. These are the its or Llrnxysms Of FEVER AND
AGUR Such constitutional disorder VII Of course un-
dermine the health if it Is not removed
We have laborel TO find end have found, IN anhdcte,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

yEyHE FARM which James Tumins nov lives and the
same on which Maj hicEerson formerly lived is Ter
sale easy terms. .,
The tract contains about $50 OF which there are about
acres cleared The tract as whole one Of the finest IN
oe rouny being rich fertile we'll situsedying
boh sides III the McMiuuve and Manchester RToadand
also on the road leading Manchester to Winchester, ana
about four rifles from the former aud about miles rom
TUlahoma within mile Of YAK Hill Seminary aud about
the same distance from good church. and in neghooThood that
cannot he suruasse point Of morals and general intelligence
The improvements almost ana consisting Of two
story framed house, we'll finished situated on mos beautiful
mi1euce commanding Of the finest views OF great por'
ton Of he farm and Of the Railroad and within eighty
Yards of thu finest Stone Springs in the Mountain
district The houses consist Of kitchens, smoke house,
corn-crbs and stables
The tract Is vel watered, being eight ten springs
on he same There several fine Orchris on the place, con-
,isting OF the varieties Of fruit in the state.
Te-e are about fifty well set in Herds grass tract
is w tU7 cd that il divided int i've or SIX small ials
giving cleared and orchards to most Of them Inc farm
aim call on James II. Timmins on the premises
For terms &c cali upou or address The oPoTsgneI az Nan
chtS Coffee county. Iennes e9 . ". bo NUN
uay25-E Law until LIST sept
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Aver's Ague cure.

which neurazes this 1haarous poison in the blood,
and stimulates the liver 70 ex2el from the body As
it should so It does cure this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more, OF raaer docs
what is Of more service to those subject to this lnieclon
If taken in season It epels it from the system as 1t Is
absorbed and thus keeps those who use It free from its
attacks; keeps tnc system in health al hough exposed
to the disease. Consequently it nGS only cures, but
protects from, tie great variety Of objections which are
induced BY ,h5 malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever Chill Fever Dumb, or Masked Agues Periodical
Headache or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neu-
ragia, Rheumatism, Govt Blindness, Ioothache, Ear
ache Catarrh Asthma Palpitahons, Painful Affections
Of the Spleen, Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis, and Faint
Affections If the Stomach and Bowels, al Of which,
when arising from this cause, viii be found to assume
more OF less the intermittent type This AGUE
CURE removes the cause Of these arrangements and
cures the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the exeretones
to expe the virus from the system; and these organs
by degrees become habed to do this their Office OF then
own accord. Hence arises what we term accnlatatiofs
Time may accomplish the same end but often bic Is not
long enough or is sacrificed IN the attempt, while TINS
" AGUE CUEE does It at once, and with safety. We
have great reason 70 believe this Is surer as wen as
sa remedy for the wE3le class Of diseases which are
caused BY the asac infection, than any other which
has been discovered; and it has s another important
advantage 20 the public which - that It IS cheap as
well as good
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13
CmEROKEE REm EDY.
FauseOUs rugs and Poisonous
Minerals


WNTE the afflicted Of either sex which do you prefer
Nv pleasant delicious syrup, compounded from Nature
ewn enedis5One which wiz speedily and permanently cure
YOU or the VILE compounds heretofore used with all their nau
seousand facilitating effect together with the loathome diseases
MANY times following the Of Mineral Poiscns
The Chernkee Remedy Natures cWn speclhc Tor 6onor
ea Iae Gravel Structure, Fuor Abus whites IN Femae
and an diseases Urinary Organs; curing these diseases by
natural after all other preparations have led and IS one
OF Heavens to offending mn Instances c9ucV
producedo Of selects, which would stagger credulity
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have ised
this has never instance been known 10 fail happily TOT
mankind the Governor Of the world is Father who acs not
20 kill, but to cure
In mercy he has appOintd Medicine for there dread u diseases
which quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage uuy
admirable gives it rest untit has completely expelled II
fro the body AID restores the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigor.
Inis Remedy" strikes the very root Of the da'e its ten
dency is simply suspend e poison but to remove the
cause on which it depends. - ,
N , And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire abb
se1oe Of all naus0lS se It can lay in the count
inc room or Cd the without being suspected as
[ "Remedy" for secret diseases 81,
treatise Veneal diseases, with iu directions o heH
rerinanent cure accompany each bottle.
NJ SOFA nv All respectable Druggists dealers ued
cines. POIIE-' d MN" IN SOle = s
Sold Nashville ct wholesale by Berry Demovile and hW'
ing Pendleton; at retail by HendRrshot, and all Drug
/ ,iss evervvhsre dec4-dtw6 Fly-insde
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TIE
THE
: RISCOVERZ

CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
RTANY since the great discovery of Prof Wood, have at
I'VE tempted not only to initiate his restorative but profess 70
have discovered something would produce results identical
bat they have all and gone, being carried away BY the
wonderful results OF Prof Woods preparation, and nave been
forced to leave tie field 20 its rsess Read the follow
ng:-
PROF O. J. WooD & Co.; Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and which
have published this vicinity aud elsewhere, has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are FIRST my habitation aud name, stated in
the communication sconds 1t true Of ali therein contained
third does hair still continue be in good order and OF
natural color? To invariably yes My
hair better than in stage Of life FOR forty years
past more soft thrifty better colored true Of
Wskes and the only Why is not generally true IS,
that the substance is washed by frequent abudon Of the
face when care we're used Wping the close cOnnec-
Wiskers, the result will follow the hair.
have been in eeeept Of great many ettefs parts
good much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
ous copourds as well as this it has no doubt been basey
initiated and used only without any good effect, but
absolute injury have used any Of restorative Of
recount for MONTHS and yet hair Is as good as ever
it with surprise, 81 yeas
gray hair in my head face; and toprove
this send you lock Of ny hair taken OF the past week
which very grateful gave it to friends and thereby
induced try it, many skei teal until after trial
and then purchases and used Il with universal success wilt
ask favor that you send test By which discover
the Restorative, sold by many fear without author
ity from you pure article will insure success, and
believe where COED eHe do not follow the failure IS caused
impure article, which the inventor Of the good
deem is my duty heretofore keep you apprd Of the
effect my hair assure all who inquire Of me Of NY IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results renain dear srs
yours, A C:R4YAOND-
Restorative is put in bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium SMALL the small holds y pint and retail for 81
Der botte hold east twenty per cent in
proportion chan the SMALL retas for 81 per bottles the large
holds quart per cent moen proportion, and rs for 81
sbottle. O. J. wood d CO.. Pr'pretors' IA BToad"ay
New York. and ia Market street, St Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
bouse in the Unied States. febil-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

IN New York on the Oh 600 Tennessee per cent Bonds
sold at sss(s, and s3l 600 at e97sc, closing at &c
In Phadephaon the 9th g shares Union Bank Of Tennessee
stock sold at 9l5Ic.
Money easy New York at 45 per cent on call and good
months paper is sought after at per cent
London the 2h ult money easy 81 per cent In
regard American securities Mars D. Bell Sons Co. report
as follows
The market for American securities continues inacTei hue
Is much easier to find purchasers than sellers CT the various
stocks In Railroad Sends, daring the last week, tue de-
mend has been ckishg for the per cents Of 1861"
Eastern Exchange quoted 10 Cincinnati the 9th at 80
per eea premium The st. Leafs Democrat Of the 9th
ports EXCHANGE per ont With anupEard tendency,
and the Chicago Press and T5as Of the date reports
that market easy at ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13
PRnCEANIATION,

NSHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State OF Tennessee
To all who these presents Greeting Whereas It
has been made known that certain Andrew j. Lyons is
CHARGED with having committed foul and strocious murder
the day May 1852 upon the body Of George R. William
SON. late county Giles and the of June, le5U
ESCAPED from the a cOunt and has fed from justice AID
is running a. large
Now therefore, l. IsN G. HARRIS, Governor as Aforesaid
nv virtue Of the authority in vested do hereby
,Far reward Of Two hundred Dollars any person
or pers1ns apprehsnd the sad Andrew ). Lyons
nddeys aim to the Sheriff Tailor County Of Gie
In order that Justice behalf may be had aud executed
In testimony whereof, have heTeunt0 set my hand
and caused the great seal Of the State be affixed at
ISHAM G. HARRI5
~ By the Governor
II Rsv Secretary Of State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

May Terrl-Order OF Publication.

u AMES A. Chiffon and his wife John Swan AMI VIM
Mitchell Be it remembered that the It'll dsy OF May
motion Of complainant by counsel in the above cause
and appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that he said
Tennessee and therefore the ony Of this court can
not upon him; II is eefOr ordered - the Court that
ratification made for four in the Nash
Vile Union and AMeTicd newspaper published in the CITY
OF Nashville, requiring tie said defendant appear at tbs next
term Of the County holden the Of David
son 1T The court thereof the city Of Nashville, the
frs. Monday and said hill, or the same
win he aen for confessed caring exparte. SAID
mi being for partition tie city Of Nashv e
F. X. CuBATaAM, & NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

Of any kind, therefore relieves by rs0Dng tas So
OF child instead dsIdeig rs Ssq850as Hof is
reason conasnds itseas only liable kno n
for Children UeeGhfng, BfarrhOen, ~ ~ ~ 80
~. Gripping IA the R0Rgelss AciqttS - -. -
Stomach, Wind, COsd ia the Head, ana ~ ~ u
also for s1fteBinQ tie guns, reducing 57tAss 80
i1tiuQ he B0t0els and relie5tqg pain q - ~ y
a I'll 8DaeR0dic, Il Is used with afaUeHa s ~ ~
cases OF ConVulstOu or ofRer Eatss y - ~
tie cad as1ltb Of aouT Children, and a9t -
from those sad ard b5fyttiRq consequent 49, rs ~
tain 70 resz nom ne se OF garcfics 81 aoe az oa1s
renedse8 Tor laJarse r5Gafs are 80 LOU
bat Dr. Eaton fnfantE4o COS ans - ca
reg upon. It is perfectly harm css ,so,Ses = "
most delicate infant. Price % cents fu.i 1S'ilF pa
each bottle. Prepared My BY ,,orRr-
No 40 groadsay, New York.
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EOFS sale.

BEAUTIFUL nt-y residence lying two miles soutnol
Tyre springs the turnpike road lesdnE from NASHVILLE
Bowling Green KY containing abou $50 acres IN soo
state and we'll mhses l. has go0u sprrg ana
a. ne we'll as any the Sulphur and ChayEeate
spring comfortable fousts with twelve ara we'll
fTted up baTders sumner 20 the kohert
son riuzs Arrogant and Stable, ana would be me ot
ne most elegant the road pu house As am
ssious Of moving viii sell great u1rga1. II sold
privately will put up the highest bidder the 2j1 July
next p" " h- oAAAh'
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\ Boarding and Day school.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

TVN LI4II|1l.-T
EETIT,I, he orspeF September 1st 10 Nashville by j.
We W NICHOLS, formerly Principal Of the Florence re-
male Academy Allah ma during the last Eve years eaon
er in the Nashville Female Academy. 49,.
The building selected for this Institution IS az he Term OU
Of Spring street, is Known the Cousins House
The OF instruction viii comprise all the braches u
Is required English education. The most copeen fio
sesors Music, Drawing. French, &c, are engaged
F7Fo7 partigulars address j. W. NICHOLS
;r-,s al Nashville.
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nENCRIEITION,

Lyons is small weighing about us or 100 pounds, be-
tween 30 years dark n dark hair and dark eyes
heavy eve brows very heavy and down cast cOuntenauCe
Had on Wien he left dove coTed and blue cotton pants
shoe by trade and is supposed by some to be makg ms
t,l or Hqvn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13

ST. JosrPa. jane l2.-The Poly express from
Ruby Valley the Sd has arrived. No further news.
The West express remained at California on account
OF tho depredatiOns insdgated BY Whites.
Ii is rumored that the Salt Lake trains have been
cut Of west of Euby Valley and nearly all muir
dered Regularity in the express is expected in the
course Of two weeks
VIRGINIA CRY, June Slight husdred stand of
arms have arrived and 500 volunteers have enrolled
against the Indians.
AT the suggestion Of Judge Eradlehaugh, our citi-
zens, with those Of Geneva, Carson City aud other
points will assemble to consider the prOpriety Of
appointing delegates to meet az Carson City TO form
a Provisional Government for Western Utah.
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RED BOILIN sPBIN Gs 5,

AVING purchase the Interest Of MesI. hEwBT iEAAl
in the aboVseeebrae SPRINGS, harctEen posss1uo Or
the sane, ani determined % spare no eNefons % ranera
pleasant retreat
The springs are located in Macon county. seventy niles dis
tart on Nashville Parties leaving for The springs WI taks
the GalIatin car, which place stages leave Tor HarsFe
thence b. hack The hack viii lea7e every other morning
from The first Ct June.
The reputation Of the Wasr IS TOO veil Known IN this eouu
nifty to need any Eor scrolna, Dypeps. Gravel,
sone in bladder, al affections Of The kidney they
-cHc cau refer with pleasure % Dr.. T. A. Heet Of Mash
vile, as giving evidence Of TIE curative powers Of the water be
cared of aggravated o. Gravel
apr2g-d3m WISE q WALhEk, Proprislors
Louisville Journal copy month. aud Send hll 90 this
ofBcs for coll seton.
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80 sRRING Gnnns. -.

WKAVJNG increased our facilities purchase snd sses
Goods, ofer 20 he trade th2lcrEest and
most desirable stock o. Boots shoeas Has ana
straw goods offered in this cit and prizes equal
any Jobhiug House On Louisville Charleston OF Ehadc1
Call and see as are determined make this The Boot
shoe Market Of the West
fef2F-d.tw&w COOKE BAILEY q co