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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
ACCOUNTS DUE.
SOUTHERNERS
Educate Your Children on Southern Sob
Pure Silver Ware.

NJ have just received the largest stock Of PrRE SUI ID
, WARE, ever offered for sale in this market, cossT
u lam threaded and Fancy Forks Tea and Table Spoons
aa salt spoons &c, &c. Also very beau,iin lot Z"
Sver Ware iii cases, such Pie, Fish, Ice Crei ana b
hhl'es Pickle Knives and Forks Cruinb seTaers Az So
'er Toast az Salad Forks Olive Forks Sali stands anu II
public. J. WILLIAMS & SON,
feb its ;, Main sfcel
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
THE MARK E'cS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.
Flour frmer at $3.50 for choice country
super, $3.50 for country extra. Wheat inn
proved in prices but sales slow at 80, S5@
9Oc tor spring, 93@96e for choice do, 81
for prime club, $l.Ol for choice do, and
sl.l5@slls for fall Corn in batter de-
mand sales mixed and yellow at 42@43c;
and new white 45(946c. Oats advanced to
3O4@33c, Barley inactive and unchanged.
Rye in frmer demand at $4,000 Bucks
wheat dull !; sales At 423c, including sacks.
Potatoes steady aud firm sales prime north
ern at 373c, pinkeyes and neshannocks 439
421c, clear neshannocks 43@44c. Onions
4Oc White beans $1.05@$l.l5. Hides
green 4}c, green sailed &c, dry flint 1910.
Mess p.rk SIS. Lard l4c Kanawha salt
SOC per blu.
Per Telegraph
CHICAGO, Nov. 7-SP.x.
Flour dull and 5a10c lower. Wheat quiet and
declined l cent sales 50, 900 blu at SEC for north
western club, s2Aassc for No. l, and SOC for No.
in store. Corn quiet, sales $4,000 blu at SIC in
store. Oats quiet and lower, TIC in store. High
wines lsc. Exchange on New York per cent.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
Flour market dull and shade easier-sales at $5,-
s5as5 As super state, S. 55a$56o extra do. $5,s5a
S As super western, IS. 6Oa$5,s 5 common to med-
una extra do. Wheat heavy and in favor of buyers
81, 25a$l, 26 Milwaukee club, $l,27a$l.28 amber
Wisconsin, 81, S5 winter red western Barley quiet
and unchanged. Corn less active and prices I'm,
changed at 7la72c mixed western. Oats 6rmer at
37a3S3c western and state. Pork dull and unchang-
ed. Whisky easier at &c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

"a The Reoiew charges 10 With injustice
in our account of the disturbance on Chestnut
street, Sunday evening. Our statement was sub.
stautialy correct. All the parties were boys or
young men. The difficulty originated from an Irish
boy splitting upon the negroes - they passed. We
do not approve Of the language or conduct OF the
negroes in resensing The insult. They should have
passed on without noticing their il-bred revlers.
The negro "wi,h rock in each hand" noticed BY
the Rsciew, was John Minor, who armed himself 10
this manner after he had been set upon and beaten
by party of rowdies for no cause whatever. He
knew nothing Of the previous disturbance till il
was explained to him. These are the facts. We
now dismiss the subject, confident that when there
question of veracity between Us and the Review
the public will believe our side Of the story.
INFAMOUS INoaNDiARIsx. - The Reuieso
publis he'd Tuesday morning under the head Of
--latest News" in flaming capitals, an Infamous
story concocted by the New York HeraId, to be
used just before the election to brighten voters into
the support of tae pro.savery ticket. 1t represent
ed that a revolt had broken out down South, that
Gov. Wise had been assassinsted, &C., DO. OF
course nobody was fool enough to believe the story
and everybody laughed at the verdancy of the
Rsoiew man, who supposed its publication would
have the intended effect.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

tT7RERk..o. on he S0th day OF Jucs. 4, o
w 1858 .,asss Kuoass esaan,eds ceF>sfn 2esd o.
rust conveying to Ihns. HAMA Is trustee, ,.e fci
loni n, d,,.cribca real ssssse, si1stsjan 10 Coun
~ Of Mu.catine, STATE Of Io~a. VIZ: The sou h
half Of tie southeast quarter of .ecti'n nin, [sj
n, s,s,, cont tanning eighty 1901 acres. hi h
.rea was ex Fed 10 aid t,ss.es for the pnrpo<e
Of sesuring .lle payment OF certain pro issor,
note. x. sused by ssii Jess kneuse to john X.
Abbo; !, GATED June So 1888. for the Of tws
.hnn .r.d and twelve so. ice dollars $2i2501 die
on Or before the LIST day vi October, 1888, AID If
not paid at maturity 10 dra. ten FER cont. intsresl
f,on, i he date to. reoi. And said note icing due
MI unpaid, I, Thomas Hanna, by virtue Of the
n.x q, vest Ell in said Iced viii, on the 24.h day
November, A. b. 1860, at o'clock T. ID. of said
iay at the cour, house door, in he cit. and consty
Of Muscatine. Iowa, soil 81 Pablo auction 10 the
highest bidder for cssh The aforedescritei sesi
e.: ate o, 80 much thereof may be necessary t.
,ay said note, interstt, anil costs of sale.
THOMAS hANNA, Trust.e.
Nsscatine, Nov. ., 1S60-dlW-W3w-pu 1se 90
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

Again the glory Of an autumn day
Has come audygone. Again Tia incessant
Of Natures mighty pulse has lost in rest
Her power to rouse the sorrow-lacen soul,
That fain would find in this, the holy hour
Of eve, heaven of uadis:usbed reposs.
Tonight, holy stiffness reigns supreme
Ger all the sin-polluted hearts, that, but
An hour ago, lay buried deep In low
And sensual grovelings. Now has come the
hour
When heart responds to heart, tho distance
long,
A nd time may stamp their fat, and proclaim
That converse ends. The tender chords Of
love
Are struck, and their vibrations cease but
with
The deeper SLENDER Of the soul, which comes
Like death, to him who knows no fear Of
death
But passes, as the morning mist, away
From earth, to Join that happy throng, who
loved
Their maker, and reposo in God.
How sweet the time in youths joy giving
spring,
When the young fancy loved to roam along
The shadowy continas of the then unknown,
To peer into its gloom. enshruuded, gloom
Pervsded depths and oft as on his clouded
Vision rose the spectral image
OF coming life, he caught them as they
passed,
And in his own deep bosom treasured up
The forms, which first, his mistress hope to
please,
He clad in robes of loveliest hue. The past
Was not-the little world of present things
Was all his own, aud Of it did He make
A bright and glorious one, which those whose
OF light may wing their favorite fight from
earth
To Heaven, from Heaven to earth, and knows
of naught
Save happiness, might we'll have seen with
joy, and envied,
Those enchanted bowers of youth which
Tho offspring of kind Natures fostering
And love-in whose perennial veIdure play
The golden, fresh and life-inspirins, beams
OF young Aurora-in whose haunts the notes
Me,lifluous swelled OF warbling songstsrs,
birds
Whose we'll made harmony awaked, of life
And love mysterious, nevsr-tailing founts-
Mere felt the geld influence Of the long
Dark shadows hopes expiring day must cost
Ere long across its sun-lit walks
But time creeps on; the child of Nature
finds
That sunshine may not come, but with the
storm
And, as the shadows of ey-twilight fall
siowlyacross his lonely hermitage.
In them he reads q summons from the
throne
OF mighty power and love, which bids him
leave
The nothingness Of earth, and nerve bis
heart
To wage the warfare that the faithful ages
10 win the crown-so journey home to God.
Oct 25tb, 1860 r. Fl. P.
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AMBROSE G. FUL1ON

Thomas G. Eads, n;,..;,. c.,. =. u,.
Christian ochunenn, 80; 49,. -
Frederick Gutenberg, o"'' S'"'s u
Christian krunae.i, ~'"s'
Ben.dicr houver9zhe,
Tepsem Ii. Soa!icatn
10 the above naued defendants:
VOU ere hereby notified tba: on the 18th DAY of
l. iepttmber, A. d. 1860, Ambrose e. Fulton
filed hs pstition in the office o! the cler of the D.
tricr Court IF Mu.cetin county, iowa claiming #
the laid Ihomas q. Fad. the sum CT 81, 1888 4l-lUO
with 10 per rest from the 6,h day OF July
4, ID. 1850. as money due On two prtDi.so'y notes
executed Oy HIM u he said AM rose q. Fulton.
ead pet stioa also asks theforeclosure Of the right
Of a sal. def. rdants to redeem from 3 mortgage
executed by SAID Ihonss e. EAds TO said Ambrose C.
Fulton, to secure the Layment OF said PrOmiss0ry
notes, upon tbs following Real EstAtc, 81 uate IN
the cou ty Of Mu,cs inc lows, to-wit: The west
hsif OF tho south west quarter and the ,uth-east
quarter OF lie south West quarter Of section hr,y
live 1851 an! The southwest quarter Of Sect Oh
thirty -iOur [34l and he south hAf Of the sout b.
east quarter vi section th,rty-shree 1881 all IL
hl n, eight ISL north IT range On. Il
sgxt-aISo the nOIth cart aud southwest quartrfs
If tho mort i-uest quarter VI section Two anr
the " SC half vi tie nOrth.u st quarter AM tn,
northeast quarter OF the north west qua ter CT
section three 1871 and the east half Of tue north
cast quar ter "i s,ion four and IN, north
quarter of scotion tourit4 Al, and the north. west
quarter Of the north.eas: quarter oil section five
all IN towns ss'e -sevea l77] north Of range
one [i east Ut 9TH + NJ.
luu arc further notified that no personal claim
is made a, ainst any of said eiendan 8, except tn.
said Thomas Z. Eads, aud that You were returned
not 'ounl by the eberifs Of scott md n .atlre
counties, respectively, appears by Leir returns,
eudor ed on gina notice in the ABOVE cause.
Whereup, +, all order Of psblicatien upon the fling
If thu necessary affidavit for that purpose, wa
.rsnted ty Edward II. Ihayer, the County Judge
of said county.
court On the first day thereof, and .,nsw,r TO ssid
petit n, decree Of foreclosure As prayed for will
be rendered against you ana for costa.
HICKMAN i BRO,
FOL s for Petitioner.
To eon
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
1pECtAE u'rEC KS.
EPECtAE NU'EECHs.
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from a Prescription By SirL Clarke,
II. d., Hysician Extraordinary to the Quee"

This invaluable medicine is unfailng in the
cure of ali those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject.
1t moaerskes ail excuses and removes all sb-
.tructions, and . speedy cure may be relied on.
TOT MARRIED. LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. It will in . short time,
bring on tho monthly period With regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar, bear' the Govern
ment S.smp Of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
CAUTION.
These Pitls shoaI not be taken by females during
the EZRST THREE N0N7HS of Pregnancy, as
they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any
other time they are safe.
In ali cases Of Nervous and spi2Al Affections,
Pain in the back and Limbs, Fatigue, on slight
exsrtior Pslpitation of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all other
means have falied and although powerful rem
edy, do nat contain iron. eslomeI, antimony, or
any thing h1rtful to the constitution.
Flu directions In the pamphlet around each
package, which should BE- carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Late /. G. Baldwin 4 c,.,)
Rochester, N. 7 J..
N. B.-$l.oo and postage s'amps enclosed to
any authorized gent, will insu1s . bottle, CEN
tanning 50 Pills. by return mail.
Sold BY J. B. DoughsrtJ, Muscatine, and by all
Drugsists. [novs
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Grandview

SR. Curtiss, Rep, LIST Congressional Dis
trict, lO1 majority.
A gain of 37S over Kirkwood, Oct. 1859.
BEEF PAoxINe. - Mr.. J. II. Dupning, of
the firm of Leland i Co., informs US that they
have now slaughtered and packed about $50 beef
cattle and have 500 more yet to kill. They have
succeeded in getting all the cattle they want for
the present. The prices paid for most OF them
ranged from 81 to 81. 25 One extra lot was bought
at so. This is the largest number of beef cattle
ever before slaughtered at this place in one season.
FIRST Snow. A few fugitive flakes OF
snow-the first of the season fell Monday. For
two mornings previous the ground bad been frozen
hard enough to bear. Winter appears to be at
hand.
Nor COMING. letter has been recei we'd
from Parker Pillsbury stating that in consequence
,of the recent change in the weather. he will have
to give up his appointment to lecture in this city
ao.morrow night. He promises to visit US at some
future time.
~ Copies of q pamphlet with full
account of the murder Of Col. Davenport and the
execution of three men for the murder can be had
,t Ruruets's bookstore This affair has additional
interest .. this time, consequence Of the arrest
of Fox.
GARazrrsoN & WMsY.-We direct atten-
ton to the new advertisement Of Garretsson
Wiley, wholesale grocers. They have now an un-
usually large stock Of oil descriptions of goods in
store, which they are selling at wholesale on tesms
"a reasonable as the same goods can be had in
Chicago or 1t. Louis.
ARREST OF WV. Fox.-A brief telegraphio
.dspatch announces the arrest Of VIM. Fox, one OF
the murderers of Col Davenport, in Indiana. II
will be remembered that Col. Davenport was mur
dered at his homo on Rock Island July 4th. ls45
According TO the confession of Robert Birch, ont
of the murderers, Fox fired the fatal pistol shot
OF those who were charged with this murder, Johr
Long, Aaron Long and Granville Young wert
hung at Rock Island, Oct. 10th, 1s45 John Baxter
was sentenced for life TO the penitentiary. Rober
Birch was arrested but broke jail at Knoxville
March 22d, 1s47, and has not since been heard Of
William Fox was arrested at centrevlle, Ind, ani
was placed in the custody of Col. B. johnson
u. 8. Marshal Of Iowa (then citizen Of thi.
place), from whom he escaped by letting timsel
down with rope from an upper story Of Brown
ing's Hotel, at indianapolis. Thus. after ifteel
years, during which every effort has been made !,
ascertain his whereabouts and secure his arrest
Fog il again in the hands of officers Of the Law
n viii 10 doubt be made to swing thts tims.
s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, nsving been Restored to heath
in . few weeks by very simple remedy site,
having suffered several years with sewers lung
sffs elton, and that cresi dissasc. consumpsion-s
.nxious 10 make known to his fellow sufferers the
msans Of cure.
To ali who desreit, he will send copy of tbs
prescription used rec of eharge,) with the direc.
lions for preparing and using the same. which
they will and suRs CuRs for coHsuAPrioH' AsTH
MA, BRoxcnrrls, &c. Tao only Object OF the adver
t;ser In sending the Prescription 10 70 benefit tn
afflicted, and spread information which no e"nce'vs
70 b. ipss,uable, and be hopes every sufferer "il
try his remsd }, it vii, cost them nothing, an'
may prove = slsssing.
Psrsies whishire The prescription will please I'd
arcsa kEv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. King County, New Xesk.
OF. Aleeo-daW Tyr.
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The American Medical and Toilet
Receipt Book.

This book contains Recipes and Directions for
making ali tho most valuable Medical preparations
in use also Recipes and fnl and exploit direcion'
for making all the most popular and useful Cos.
m cites, Perfumes, Unguenss, Hair Restoratives,
and sill Toilet Articles. II you are suffering with
anv chrsnic disease-if you wish beautiful cen
olcxion, fine head If hair. smooth face, clear
s.;n .,uxsrant beard OF moustache-or il you
With to know anything and every thing in the Med
cai I'D roile iine, you should, by all means, Pc
ruse . copy Of this book For full PARTICULARS,
and a ssirip,e Cf tna wyrk for !ernsai tIrer,) ad
s..s, ~. nubiisher TT CHAPMAN,
ann. No. S3l oadway. New York.
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The Pork Trade.

The slaughtering season will not likely be-
gin here before the 10Th of next month
Prices are unsettled, but the figures talked
of are $59s5,5o.
St. Louis Market. - Packers are ready
for operations, and only wait suitable
weather. There is thousand bead in one
zen to go to tie block the first cold day.
Prices are steady at $60$6, so, as in
weight.-St. Louis Republican, 9th.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 3-The market for hogs
ia dull with but little disposition on the part
Of packers to contract for lots, though we
understand that number of packers are
still making purchases throughout the coun-
try at SIS gross. For we'll lated hogs, de-
l;yered early in the season, they would be
willing to pay $3.50 net.
C1Nc1NsArr1, Nov. g. Hogs are firm.
We notice sales of $50 head, average 2lO
fb,. deliverable the first five days Of Deceln-
her. at $3.50; 1000 do. deliverable the first
favorable weather, at 1915, and 800 for
present delivery at $6.o73. About 100 head
were killed to-day, and will be packed to-
morrow by Messrs. James Morrison & Co.,
Henry Nya and James Beatty u o.. The
Temperature at present Is deemed sufhoently
safe and should it continue. packing will be
in full blast in week or tsn days.
| Orso1NNAr1 Nov 81 The weather has
continued favorable tor hog kill e. and some
lots will be out to day. The low temperssurs
causes a good demand for hogs on the spot:
/ and there were buyers Saturday at $6 81
Ms7. with sales Of 900 head within thi,
s,noe. New mess pork made Saturday SOLD
/ At Sl8: but for future delivery, $l7 10 TIL
price offered.
/ Tie ST, Louis Republican OF the 9th says
The FIRST lot OF hogs for packing wer
slaughtered on Saturday and to-day. Th
hams. 1000 FROM the block, we're sold at &C
The same packer bought to-day 10y head
/ hoes. averaging 2.t0 b., at Sc p 100 IDS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
AMBKO.E c. FULTON

John NJ. Witherwax, Allen smith,
l.. Aiverson, George amn, Asa NJ
kooin on, l.. L. johnson, Joseph B.
koss, Uir,ch fabbarhuier, +. N. n;st,,.t
Kedmsn, I.aac u. Davenport, James cnurt 9
Wickersham, j. y. Hicks, Martin M,s,at.; y .
II. Lake, D. b. Davenport, E. N ! ..omntv. IL.
Davenport, Amelia Shav, james ~. H,,oh,
Maher, Michael . Briep, Charl es d. I'm, lsso
Conner, l.. Davenport, Claus funck, 10'''
Samuel Colbert, Jacob II. Gaobathu-i
ler. WIN. Jchason, John Fl. WEita-
er, Ii. Carrot, ii. VI. Nicer, Mark
Allyn, Stephan d. Bu, ris, James ii
lope, ct al.
10 the asove named defendants:
VOU ar, hereby notified that on the 21st day Of
L August, A D. 1869, Ambrose Q. Ful: n & led his
petition ia the Office of tho Clerk Of the District
Court of Muscatne count lows, claiming Of the
said Jnhu NJ. Witherwas the sum Of
S2277 7zl0O WITH ten per cent. interest FROM june
18Th, $50, and the fai thsr sum Of $54c 90 geo
with ten per cant interest ftou August IA, 1857
as mo ey due five promissory not for $54O
each, execu ted b, him to the said Amb q
Fulton.
said petition also asks tho for eclesure Of tie
riaat IF all Of said defendants to redeem fsom q
mortgage exc. utcd by said John NJ. Wiherwax to
said A!1b rUse G. Fulton, TO secure the payment Of
said ponissory votes, upon the following described
feai estate, to-uit: The Undivided oae'third 81
interest in the following real estate, towit: The
north halt Of scott, No four l4] and the roth
half Of the s,u.h ha. f Of said section four l4i in
township No. seventy eight [7s1 north of range
one ( ! cas-. of the 5:h F. ~, in NJ uscatine
county. Iowa. s'so, upon other real Estate in
Scott county, T. va, apHn which foreclosure and
sale have been haa as set forth in plaintiffs petit
ton.
You are further notified that no personal claim
is made against any OF said defendants, except the
said John n. WisSerwax-that you were ret rncd
mot found" by the SheriYs Of scott and Muscatins
counties. on the 18th and 24t days Of September,
1850, respectively Whereupon, an order Of publi-
cation. upon the Cling the nee, ssary AFFIDAVIT for
chat purpos., .as granted by Edward Il. Thaysr
the County Judge Of So county.
Now, unless you appear at tne next term OF said
Court, on the frat daysth reef, ard answer to said
petition, decree Of foreclosure o. prayed for
will be rendered against you, ana for costs.
EICHMA BRO, Sol g for PIE
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A Great Bargain.

I'VE offer for sale At very low Lr,se. one-half or
w ali OF tho foilowinz described Land, (known az
tho Rice trsot,) 10 wit:
Tne r. half Of the N, quarter Of section 20,
aud tbs e h.ifof the 5 +. quarter of ses tioa ",
township 76, range west,
Tni. IL d is situated in thickly settled por.
ton of Muscatine county. nine miles from Musca-
rim -, miles no.th of Ononwa and one mile and
half south of Byrne's School Hoasc.
r. ia hiph rcliipg pra,rs wAtcred oy never-fai,-
,pr str. am, vsy near timber, ana almost surround
Further particulars may be obtained upon appli.
..,;orto C,8. HAYES L FRO.
Masonic Block. Muscatine.
Oct. Is, lsee-dawAws
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WILTON SEMINARY.

THIS ,nst,tu.itn will comm nee It's trst session
l. Of xtsen w,eEs. on Monday. the 9Th of Nosem-
Der nekt under Tho charge Of Mr.J B. Harris, late
principal Of Jew Lston High school. New Lisbon,
Ohio. Glasses will be formed in ,hs Common Eng.
fish branches, the higher Mathematics and tho Lat.
in and Greek Languages. ardins can bo procur-
Il in Wiitoa, At from 81, so 10 s. per week Price
# tuition from 81 10 Sc Icr quarter OF Il wssks.
For further particulars address the Pracipai at
Wilton, Mus,atine Co., Iowa.
Oct, 30 dAwlw. J. 3. HARRIS.
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River news.

The river il in pretty good boating stage and
about stationary. Freight on wheat to St Louis
loo.
BARGE SuxK.-On Friday last, the barge Young
America, loaded with wheat, barley, onions, hay
and lsth, valued at several thousand dollars, was
sunk by collision with the Rock Island bridge.
portion of the damaged produce was sold next day
at auction for the benefit of the insurance compa.
MES. $50 sacks Of wheat brought 10 cents each,
100 sacks potatoes 20 cents EACH and 46 sacks bar
ley 81 cents each. The barge yet hangs on the
pier, broken 10 the center and mostly below the
surface
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09
STATE OF iowa.
MUSCATINe COUNTY. %

To Robert Weodbsrn AMI Lucy A. Woodburn:
VOU are hereby no fled t,at there u now on iiie
i in the office Of thu CLERK OF the Dstri.,
Court Ct Nusrstine county, State of Iowa, q
petition Of snsl Foster, s!siNinx of said Robs' t
Woodburn $3.50. with Interest from Sept IA,
1860, ~ lnoary tue eire on . prsmissory mote,
and for building hoase TO. said dsfe sdant-said
petition slsisins the foreclosure Of . oha.teI
aortssss executed BY said 10 srt WOODBURY. tu
said petitioner, TO secure s.id sum of money,
alleging ssid Lucy A. WGcaburn in said mort.
gags1 proFrty.
Now, uniess you appear and assser thereto on
or before ihe sssond day Of the neSt rsru Of Said
court. to DO ts.ss cad holder on The 7th day of
January. 1891 alignment vii 10 rendered against
you thereon A0d decrse maze e. prayed for in
said petition. RICAkA 7 BRO,
Eols for Pinirtif
Museatinc, Nov. 8, ls6O--w4w-p1s fee s..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-09

Mrs. window,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has
SCOT hing Syrup for children teethng, which great.
ly facilitates the prooso Of itching, BY softenine
the gums, reducing all Inflammation will ALA, all
upon 1t, mothers, It will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your iafsnss. Perfectly
safe In all cases. Sec advertisement in another
column.
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MISS Gilbert's Career.
lvl Lssl.es Autobiogrsphical collections.
Cesar guro,taan--Bs zAc's great Novel.
H. useholi OF Bouver,e
Prince of the House of David.
Habits of Good Society.
Popular As,ronomy-by o. II. Mitchell.
Kcmssis-ty Marion Hariand
Cousin Harry-a new novel by Mrs Grey.
Italy in Transition.
Memorials OF T ,omas Hood.
Forty years Experience in Sunday School.
(rudon's Concordance.
T orn.un'sFamh. Prayers.
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