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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
THE NEWS.

The New York State Fair at Elmira
closed on Friday last. Receipts $4,000.
Gov. Willard, Ct Indiana, died at St.
Paul, Mimi, on the night of the 4th, of con-
sumption. By the death of Gov. Willard,
Lieut.. Gov. N. ". Hammond will be the
acting Governor until a successor is elected.
-Advices from Panama to the 29th ult.
announce that the government of the city
had been attacked by 200 rebels. They were
repulsed with loss of FIVE or six killed and
fifteen taken prisoners Five soldiers of the
government forces were killed. The ring.
leaders are supposed to be Correoso and
Blauco, both of whom escaped.
California dates by Pony Express are
to the Oath ult. Mining accounts continue
encouraging. At last accounts the Oregon
Legislature was at dead lock, adjouruing
from day to day without a quorum, The
Douglas and Breckenridge parties in Oregon
had each held convention and nominated
electoral tickets. The Breckenridge ticket
is as follows: Delazon Smith, James
O'Meara and Leo Doughitt. The Douglas
ticket is: W. II. Farrar, Benz. Harding and
William Hoffman. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
New York Items.

New York, Oct. 8.
John Cochrane has received the Breckinridpe
nomination for Congress in the 9th District.
Paul P. Bradley had declined. Cochrane had
previously been nominated by Mozart Hall.
The Bell and Everett men of the Sd District
nominated Mr.. Hewett for Congress.
The steam planning mill on Washington
street was burnt, Saturday night. Loss,
$4,000; partially insured. 80
Francis Duffy, deputy sheriff, is under
arrest for the attempted murder of Jas. l..
Dorland, of Brooklyn.
Peter Hasbrook was dangerously burned in
attempting to extinguish fire IN Lightbody's
ink mandatory, on Sunday.
New York, Oct. 10.
Judge Pierrepont has sent to Gov. Nor
gan his resignation Of the Superior Court
Judgship, to take effect the LIST Of November.
In his Communication to the Governor he
gives his reasons for this step at length, in
which be makes use of some very plain
language in reference to the manner in
whieh the city government is carried on.
VIM. S. Lindsay addressed the Chamber
of Commerce last night, at a meeting in
Clinton Hall, Astor Place. He explained at
length the object of his mission to this
country, and denounced that he appeared
here in any official capacity. To day at
noon he holds conference with members of
the Chamber. r
The splendid residence of E. G. Litchfeld,
on Prospect Hill, Brooklyn, burnt this
morning. ..s
Hon. Luther G. Garter was yesterday re-
nominated for Congress by the Republicans
of the lst District.
The Africa, from Liverpool Doth, via
Queenstown Both ult., was boarded off
Cape Race Monday morning. The Italian,
news is unimportant Weather unfavorable
for ops. Breadstuffs firm and slightly
higher. Provisions quiet.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

"HELL HATH NO FURY LIKE WOMAN
SooRNED." - At Indianapolis, on the 4th
inst, woman named Mary Conner or
O'Conner threw bowl of vitr oil into the
face of man named Barger, who, it appears
had formerly lived with her illictly but was
then married to woman who kept q mil.
linery store near the Bates House. The
action Of the vitriol, of course, was instar-
taneous. In few minutes the skin of the
face peeled off, taking the whiskers, eye
brows and eye-lsshes with it. One eye was
rendered entirely sightless, and will always
he so, and the other will probably be de-
stroyed. Wherever tho acid ran the skin
came of, and the neck and upper part of the
body were rendered perfectly raw: Mr..
Barger's clothes were eaten up with the acid
his shirt and vest going into shreds when
ever touched by the hand. Whatever may
have been the provocat:on for vengeance, on
the woman's part, no such fendish act can
be justified. Murder outright whould have
been more tolerable. ScaIding water, repeat
eddy applied, would have been less cruel
than single dash of vitriol.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

t-lt is clear case that if Abraham
Lincoln is not elected President by the
Electoral College, the election will go into
Congress. There is no prospect whatever,
that any candidate but Mr.. Lincoln will
receive the 1852 electoral votes that consti.
tute the majority Of the College. And il
Mr.. Lincoln should not be elected in the
House of Representatives no one can. There.
fore the question is, shall the people elect
Mr.. Lincoln in November, or shall the
Senate Of the United States elect some one
in March ?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
Tue HrPEyDEn OF SI,AvpRy.-Eera in th,

The DEFENDER OF SLAvERY.-Kere in the
Northwest Douglas processes to be the ad-
vocate of free labor. What lis attitude in
the South is can be seen from the state
ments OF his organs. One of his supporters
in Gaorgi,, til, Atlanta Ccnfederacy, thus
touches Cor his ''soundness on the goose
qrest;on =
"S.epAan y Douglas is the only man north
Of Mason and Dixon's line who has stood
before Northern abo!itionists and defended
domestic slavery as beneficial institution
to bath tho white and black race. Douglas
has done that time and again, as his speeches
ant letters soW shoU."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

TIE PRizE BANNER. The Republicans OF
Chicago offered prize Banner worth $l0o
t. the largest company of Wids-Awakes IN
proportion to the town vote of each 1T the
last general election, which should attsnd
the Seward dem onstratioo % the "a ms:
The award was made to the Wide
Club Of Lihertyville, Lake county, H., which
mustered ssventy-three men from a town
which at the last State election cast only
sixty.tLreo Republican votes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
IONA NEWS.

The Iowa School Journal, published at
Desmoines, was discontinued, at the close of
the first volume. r. -,.- ....-
CONVICTION OF MURDER. "A man named
Brookens was convicted of the murder of
Barney Rooney, at Sioux City, at the lat,
term of the District Court, and sentenced
to ten years in the penitentiary.
Daniel Redout, found guilty Of rob- ing
the drawer of J. S. Kimball Il Co., at Bur
lington, last May, was sentenced at the late
term of The District Court in Dcsmoines
county to five years in the Penitentiary.-
Il. Z. Smith, tor passing counterfeit money,
ore year. ....e
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
Loss Of the Steamer C0nnaught
at Sea.
ALL ON BOARD SAVED.

Boston, Oct. 9.
The steamer Connaught, from Galway,
viG St Johns, sprung leak on Saturday
and took tire on Sunday morning, about 40
miles from Boston light. 1t is reported that
all her passengers and crew were saved bv
the brig Minnie Schafer, and brought to
Scituate. A steam tug has gone there to
tow the brig up to this city.
p -rr- -5.,,y BosTos, Oct. 9.
Capt. Leitch, of the Connanght, reports
that on the 9th, at clock in the evening,
when $50 miles east of Boston, the ship
sprung leak in the engine room. He sue
ceeded in keeping it below the fires till 4
o'clock Sunday morning when it gained
rapidly, extinguishing the fires. At $50
he discovered smoke issuing from the after
stoke hold. Notwithstanding their utmost
exertions, the fire gained and soon drove the
cabin passengers on the decks The water
and fire both gaining, boats were got
ready in heavy sea- The first boat lower
ed was STAYED. Six others, launched sue
eessfully, were filled with passengers. About
| II o'clock, the brig Minnie Schaffer saw our
! signals and bore down ; about 7 O'clock in
the evening commenced embarking passen-
gers, the brig having hawser to the steam
er's starboard side. 1t was now very hot
At $50 got all the passengers aboard the
brig Mails all saved.
| Capt. Leitch was the last to leave the
wreck. The weather was pleasant after
leaving st. Johns, Wednesday, 2P. NJ, until
Saturday, when it blew very hard from the
southwest. The last seen of the Connaught
she was mass of flames She had so cabiu
passengers, AT steerage and 1874 crew. All
saved. .'-7
Passengers have nothing except what
clothes they had on. Capt. Leitch and Mr..
Cox, passengers, landed at Scituate this
morning, and arrived at Boston at II
O'Clock. 1t is supposed the fire had been
smouldering for a long time from the rapid
progress the flames made after being discov.
cred. The Captain is unable to account fol-
the leak, which filled the vessel rapidh,
against all efforts of the pumps. The Caa-
naught is valued at 9l20,oO0, and is fully
insured in England. She was Of iron,
launched at Newcastle, in April, last year
was over 1000 tons burden, and had five
water-tight compartments. 80
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
Tho Elections,

Late dispatches confirm those Of yesterday
Curtin IS elected, beyon doubt; so is Lane
Ohio has largely increased her Republican
maiorities. There are two different reports
as to Crrt;n's majority-one gives him from
1000 10 5000; another one gives him
$4,000. We predicted, two days before the
election, that it would he about / 100. From
all the returns, we are still of the opinion that
it will net far exceed this. This is beyond
thehopes o. most Republicans, and is Perfectly
astounding to the Democrats. 70 give an
idea 81 .ae tremendous revolution in Pennsyl-
vania Ii four years, one need but compare
Philadelphia county, row only 2o43 Dem
cciatic, with her $1,000 plurality for Blu.
ehanan York, which gave Buchanan $500
plurality, now gives Foster but 2aOo; Bucks,
which give Buchanan 1900, now gives Foster
only %: and the " State of Berks,' which
gave Buchanan 10000 plurality, now gives
Foster only 1900 Democratic loss Of &C, 500
IN -four counties, the four which form the
Democratic "Quadriaterar' in that State :;
while Allegheny, which gave Fremont only
800. now gives Curtin 1000.
The elects Of these Overwhelming defeats
of the Democracy are three fold:
First, they completely annihilate the
Douglas and Bel Confusion, and hopelessly
consign Dorg'Hs to political grave whose
depths will never hear a resurrection trump
Second, they nip in the bud' eli the
tender hopes Of the Bell party South, by de-
priying them Of al! their Douglas auxiiiaries,
who Will now desert them almost bodily, and
hasten to :'scour:d tho weapons of their rebel
lion" a: the feet oc the Only regular and only
existing Democratic c-sar'zat;on-- the Breck-
inridge party.
Third. they will narrow down the CON tes,
between Lincoln and Breckenridge. They
are hsnSefcrth the only two parties in the
isid. The i.:nccia men Sou.h will come
out f7cm the Bel party and ron separate
tickets in Maryland, virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Delaware and ilisseuri Taeir
Douglas partners in thos: States will 20
OVER 10 iiyeckinridge, leaving Bell in =
large minority, and Bre ck;nridEe will carry
alnl.st every Southern st .'e. Linz In will
c,g'y al tie \ II th,rn ones except Califo--
n:a AMI boU. la in: Bali vii. carry noac
or next % none. Mark this prediction -
Abraham Lincoln will receive l79 electoral
votes, "a Il; !! g Cur next Presi2 ri an: will
b. iauu.ucased with.rt t: ficultv. and Will
be hailed 10 thas position l.: the heartfelt
couaraiula;iu.s ef large and powerful Re-
publican parry &on'h who vii take care Of
the 5ccssiuniss. there, while the Republicans
Of the North will consisa tie conspirasors in
this section. who are engaged IN the uapatrio:-
&c and dan gero4s eDdeayor to cheat the people
out CT tho election and make the Presidency
an object for prize-dght scramble among
some corrupt and brawling Congressman,
to the deep waters OF an oblivion 80 I'm
fathomable that the sounding lead will not
reach them until succeeding generation
shall havc forgotten alike conspiracy ard
eonspiraters. DAILY, 1]tA
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
CURTIN AND LANE ELECTED
CURrIN'S MAJORITY REPORTED
100000!


We present this morning, at some expense
and trouble on ous part, full dispatches up
to 3 o'clock
CURTIN is certainly elected by about H.
900 majority. The telegraph says 10000,
but we adhere to our first prediction now.
This is glory enough for one day.
Three important States certainly Repnb-
lican
Ohio goes cl,ar out of sightl
Indiana ditto
Pennsylvania. by an enormous gain,
elects her first Republican Governor!
One Republican State increases her ma
jority!
Two doubtful States wheel into Republic
az line!
OLD ABE Is SURE TO WIN !-Dai!y, 10th.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
Rc.Arfcst of Booth,
MILWAUKEE. Wis. OcI

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 9.
Last evening, Deputy U. s. Marshal
TAYLOR, with the assistance of one aid,
arrested s. NJ. Booth, at Berlin, in this
State. Mr.. B Doth was taken from the Gus
tom House, where no was confined for a
violation of the Fugitive Slave Law, by a
party of friends, on August LIST, and has
since been in the State, successfully resist
ing all attempts at recapture. He was
seized while returning from political
meeting, and was thrust into special train
and brought to this city this morning, where
he remains in the custody Of the Marshal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
The POpe's General and Troops
Taken Prisoners.

- New 7 DIRK, Oct. 10.
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool,
goth, uia Queenstown, a0th ult., was boarded
off Cape Race, Monday. --latest advices per
the Africa via Liverpool report Italian
affairs unchanged. The Sardinians con-
tinue the siege of Ancona, and have taken
another fort there.
--LATEST ria Observation-Disclosures capit-
ulated on the 29th. Lamorciere was apris
oner of war with all his troops.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
New Pass i'm the Rocky Noun
1slinS.

OMAHA, Oct. =.
Capt. Reynolds, Of the Tenth Infantry, q.
S. A., who arrived in this city on Thursday,
from an exploring tour of the Wind River
country, reports having discovered pass
$500 feet lower than any heretofore discov-
cred on the line of the Rocky Mountains. 1t
is about the 46th parallel of latitude.
An extensive sale of United States mules
and ponies took place in this city to-day
The sale was under She direction Of Capt.
Reynolds aud Lieut.. Maynader of the Tenth
Infantry. The animals brought good prices.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
E The bold fraud that

CT The bold fraud that has been
practised by every Locofoco editor in the
land in regard to Carl Schurzs language
about the Declaration Of Independence
reminds US Of the fellow who proved by the
Bible that there was no God by quoting the
last part Of the verse "The fool hath said in
his heart there is no God"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

LETTERS WITH POSTAGE UNPAID DECLARED
"DEAD.' - The Postmaster General has
issued an order that after the LIST of Novem-
Der all unpaid letters will be sent to the
dead letter ofioe. the practice of notifying
the writer's thereof not having had the
desired effect of preventing their aeeumula-
ton in the post Offices.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
PENN YLVANIA

These counties embrace the strongest
Democratic holds and are those which elected
Buchanan. BY comparing the returns oil
these and yesterdays election, the reader
can form some reasonable conjecture Of the
general drift of the election. Buchanan's
total plurality over Fremont was S3,200.-
Republican majority over all ia 1858, 26,9S7.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
The Elections.

As an assistance to our readers in UNDER
standing tho election returns that We publish
this morning, we give synopsis of the votes
of some Of the test districts in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, at the last two elections.
They can thus see at glance the gains and
losses on either side.
PENN YLVAEIA
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

- 1.-THE man who lives by daily labor,
and who has to put out his labor in the market
and take the best he can get for it; in short,
your whole class Of. manual lahorers and
operatives at the North are SLAVES"
So said Sen tor Hammond, OF South Caro-
lima; and yet Judge Thayer, in his speech to
the laboring IN of this city, few evenings
since, tviI them ,ha. the Senator meant no
Il sre$pvct to them wien he called them
''mu lsil's'' AMI slaves" The Judge pre-
su,nal too much on the ignorance OF his
audience If he supposed they would swallow,
that "ynln "
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

who call Douglas a statesman! We never
could learn that he had more than two ideas
-T,riito,ial slavery by virtue of the Consti-
luton, .n'i Sqn.ttcr Sovereignty. The
former tie got from Ca!houn-t the latter from
Cass. Did any orc ever hear Of his orr. mating
a measure? lIcw unfortunate for the people
70 mistake de,nagcgue for a statesman
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
Wreck of tho Connausht.

BosTeN, Oct. ~.
The schooner Lamart has arrived at this
port. She fell in with the wreck of the
steamer Oonnaught on Sunday evening, and
staid by her till 81 O'Clock A. II. Monday
when she sank.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
IMPORTANT FOREHGN NEW!

IMPORTANT FOR EEGN NEWS.
The Sardinians occupyiag the Forts Of An.
confederation Of a Neopolitan General
for High Treason Revolutionary demon
stration in Greece - Great distress at
Observation-Disclosures Of the English
| and French in China.
New YORK, Oct o.
The City Of Baltimore arrived at o'clock
this morning.
| Latest by Queenstown. - An official des.
patch says the Sardinians, after a short
combat, occupied the suburbs of the Porta Pia
on Ancono. The enemy, with four cannon,
are defending the gates of the town Of Ancona.
Orders had been received at Toulon to pre-
pare considerable number of steamers for
the conveyance CT troops. tits asserted that
the steamers are expected at Malta with
rainforcements from England.
| Letters from Athens announce demon
stration by students in front of the King s
Palace, with cries of Down with King Otto!"
poleon forever"
Dacre, and the commander declared that he
would open fire on the town upon the slight
est attempt to create disturbance.
OreaG misery existed at CODStalLluOple.-
The public treasurer had deferred payment OF
the interest due on public securities. Ex-
change on London had risen to IA per cent.
Shanghai, China, Aug. 2d.-The Rebels
have taken Nautsieng City, in the silk dis
trict. An American named Vert undertook
to recapture Singpoo but failed and was
wounded.
The allies left for the Pieho on the Goth Of
July and were to take the forts before retreat
ing. The French division was landed at
Pehtand. A severe engagement had occurred
with Pirates. Two hundred men were slain
and two European leaders captured.
Paris, Wursd y.-The Sandman Minis
ter had an audience of the Emperor yester
day, in order to take leave. The legation is
left in charge of the First Secretary.
Gen. Guyon had issued an order of the
day. declaring his determination to defend
the Pope to the last.
An envoy from Rome, it is said, had ar
rived at Paris, with the Pope's ultimatum,
to the effect that if France does not interfere
to prevent the further progress of the Pied
montese, he will leave Rome forthwi b.
The King Of Naples hid excused Gen
Sailor fur high treason.
Victor Emanuel was about to 60 to b.
logna,
Forts Telago and Terlito, at Ancona,
were taken by assault by the Sardinians.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
Fiorila Observation-Disclosures.

- II SAVANNAH, Oct. Z.
The returns from the Florida election come
in very slowly. Result uncertain.
The Quincy (Florida) Republic says that
the people in Gadsden, Liberty, jackson and
Washington counties are organizing force to
operate against band of desperadocs who
are committing outrages in Calhoun county
Many murders have been committed. In
jackson, the militia have been called out.
SAVANNAH, Oct 8.
Election returns from l6 counties in Flor
ida give Milton (Breckinridge) majority
of 1875.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

There were forty-two entries in this class,
and never before have we had anything like
so fine show Of Short Horns. Among aged
bulls especially, the competition for the prize
was very close, as there were some half.a-
dozen that would be observed in any exhibi.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
No. S-SwEEPsrAKEs.

No. G-SWEEPSTAKEs.
Best bull Of any age or blood, king Cyrus"
II G Stuart, Lee county, dip. and $50
Best COW Of any age or blood,
daphne" V. Chambers,
Muscatine county, dip. and 80
(There were 16 entries in this class
The Committee, IN making their award in
Sweepstakes, feel it to be their duty to express
their admiration of all the animals on exhi5i-
ten, and that there are none but what deserve
commendation. In the estimation of the
Committee, there were three bulls between
which it was difficult to determine the supe-
riority =" King Cyrus" H. G. Stuart's,
Hawthorne" NJ. L. Morris, and ''Lord of
Scotland" Jno. NJ. Cannon's (although from
the entry-book it does not appear that Mr..
Cannon had made an entry); but, after con
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

siderins all the points, the majority feel it to
be their duty to award the premium to king
Cyrus"
In the award for the best cow, the Com.
mittee are unanimous for ''Daphne," owned
by Vincent Chambers, Of Muscatine county.
--A.-- J. Bowen,
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