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, 1860-09-07
LOGAN ID. w. IN A NEW CHARACTER.
1-.-,s.,,na,nrs nf the p.n.1 ard tribunal

rx4xk11s Co.. H.. sept = 1866
In attempt, aud successtut one, too, was
made last Wednesday night, in. the town Of
Benton, By the Poiygnmy Democracy TO nuzz'e
.the press. The facts are as1o|lowe: a PROM
inaz. lawyer Of Barton, Mrs. E. euegen, be-
CAN'T very much dugpstea IL the eorruptiods
Of the Democratic party; and resolved to with:
draw his name from the Democratic Club, Ind
did 20, and gave his reasons forie, vhch'great.
ly riled some Of the politicians atouI Hinton
Mesat1.. Sellers i Brother, rho hare been pub.
l,sAing = pepoeratic pape< 4tReR:on, resolved
on ths same course, and in future -Ne4e. deter
,syysala>das. .aattha phofSsases kiack, NTH
sss' ~ ssf sss Il ;stss to p
when John. \, 1pgan ID. w.1.:srtfssd ii town,
learned what us going Oh, aud at once headed
I small bsad ana Proceeded ~ the Office Of
leader. Captain u. ". commeuced trying To-
psssasde thsan:25 0n&ufa; ~ III, Democratic
party but finding then, determined, be became
desperate, and teaped su the bitter. inveciiys
contained id hia dirty voeabnlAry upon the un.
offending editors. He aMo1a ,th4 l. neJ. should
9os Pse;;h kspnSsSs1 .h1t torn: ,orn
nd1has he intended 10 'stop-.hc concern The
editors became alarmed lest;ihiy would mob
than, aud destroy th%ir press, aud alter abuse
woutd rot sy.i1,; the chief Of the mob concluded
70 hu, III The pEess, which b did Ut reduced
prios, and nowit il 10 the hacds ol tho maboeracy
ot.Ftmk,sn; 'snd wilrhencsforth be devoted to
dis: terminating the dec.ripcs Of u. " i'oIygamy
Logan: eappos tbs papef will be heate1orth
edited by some thres Or tour Of tho posse, and
:yor VIII shsn partuf thin mob was.'
When get copy will forward it to your
@ o1er 10 The musetn e b. fempa nj !, an Eeypti.n n
csriolity yprsssnseA BY. T.. .."..:-+. EAsaER. =
, 1860-09-07

Charles Schefer, our w.,,hy i. ate Treasurer.
has lett for Washington to receive The US .oj6
appropriated to Minnesota as back debt cue
from The General Government, 2nd which way
SO h4udsouc1y pressed through Coog,ess by
our Representatives,. $4,000 Of this amount
will be paid to CLARK, Dodge i TO- for the in
teresa On the State debt OF {oJ0,i 60, leayipR
$1,000 in the Treasury for other purposes. Il
laoks now as though Minnesota Was oa the road
to PROSPERITY. Uader Republican rule she is
gradually recovering. and when Governor Ram.
hey leaves the Gabtrnatorial Chair, she will be
entirely free from debt, En1 State orders will
be worth par. Citizens! remember that all this
will Do accomplished under Republican rule
st. R4ut 1tR1.1,
, 1860-09-07

R1E8t E1f OF IA9 0feAt Floyd Gun.
- c2ess.a.; ~: :x!:a,. :; g.@:.' r., .,
Tia curiosity Of ,he Artillery otacers, aad of.
the guests &oid Point, Wss grat,tied Yesterday
By ihs:irst Hrias-qfth ths great =" t!o5 Gap, Of
rh}6d 1 have bss6rs ;spetsn+> The ti>.t shell,
weighing 3Go pounds, wa thrown fifteen hun
dred and forty yards st - angle OF i've degrees
aud striking the sand bounced sere" hundred
and fifty yards further ahe charge Of powder
vas tv. MY pounds. The seco1d shell. weigh:
i1E s25 pounds. VA thrown io@ssh11r UPWARDS
Of four miles on the water, At IN angle Of forty
degrees, and with charge Of twenty-five
pounds Of powder. The powder with which
thi, gun il fired il ID grains OF about ono inrh
cubs: 1hsYepox II not % fond as-:hat Had~
By sho ten. inch guns on the ramparts, but tho
whistlinR Of the shell through tbs air Is ttrr:d:.
The shell thrown upon tha *attr NUS forty two
seconds in the air before striking. The Floyd"
Gun is pronounced q Auccess, ,2Gd thers seems
to ba no doubt it will reach range Of tix or
eight miles It weighs 10 ,099 lbI., aad costs ia
It's casting $4,000. Both the protector {Capt.
Rodman) and the proprietor Of tue Pittsburgh
foundry {Mr. Knsppj whsre The cannon WIS
cast, are here superintendiug the firing Of shis
monster Gun. The experiments are conducted
bJ Capt. Dyer, Of the Or4nancs Department
one Of the most experienced and scientific ofti-
GERS belonging to the army, aad quite as &C.
'complished 3 gentleman - he Is an able
officer.
Lieut. Boggs. a promising young officer. is
preparing to test the floJa" shells by means
Of IN ingenious teegraphio arrangement. Is
the shell paszts- the mouth Of the cannon. it
cuts wire, which produces current asd sess
IN motion pendulum at an instrument secure.
y arranged undsr the the easement Of the fort.
Iha target. placed at I fx.d distance, il ea--
cred With u series Of wires, one of "n'ci must
be cut By tie shell whea it strikes The target
Tha mement the second wire is cut the cutfent
Ia broken, and the pendulum instantly staps,
mar king the space through which i. had passed
during the time tie shell Was passing between
the two WiIta,
, 1860-09-07
. D1nocxlcr.Tnr1so 70 .BtYPty.;YLvAx,A=

DENocxlcT. .TAr1Se 70 'Btf' PtsssfLvlx1A.-
The B Bnehausnt tDeaocraoCa arc 'end&AyoEin2, iu.'
regard to, psnns1lr lraais, "tosr repeat. tho. old
game Of 1854, 4 meeting was heldin this citY..
'4stt Saturday, 1t whsch were ssssmbled soaae
weelthy. .Iaxmosrsts; and ous hundred sho4sand':
,dollar3 ware. contributed 10. sArz36 tae Sa,&
slsoton ID Psnnsyl7anis usxt n.onth. NJ azs
under the imp1ssa1oq that Penusylx4niAeanuot
i bCse1ghs til aitss for'x Dtsnaoersoy Ut. which
]. Shs ha9 AAa such = hitteH H1xpeEdnosA1thAl last.
u III Ill ;ss, isst Vii sst se5sF 5l7ssi.
rnof Hek Yofk-shsiF peoppl g afa Roshg t6r p1in::
zae1s% - taaa4asAGsaa aa1susaae 3bssSA11sss Iof
L{nool1.-H. +, NpuriaF Aa3 R*qaFw.
, 1860-09-07

a1rAw4. Axp L. sALls coux4r.- ottawa
~. Trader ls.rn. unnthcia!iy ths, tbs returns
will show s'pdpal4tioa Of about $4,000. il the
county III salle,} nd $50 in the city Of ot.a'
~, distributed u f0llora: -ou.19, north slds
of',hs nrsr. about $500. South 6ttax., south
aide, ;6ont 1,o5o. .rotl.. population, about
, 1860-09-07

-,Pxcu1a4R xrp pFAs3G; G;,Akc1pxrt::;=:s a tktal 10.
eident occurred nn fhdsy attsfnoon lat about
thrse ,nilse north Of 0ronoeo. 1tsPpeGss that
= ~nnno man named Hh<Saou wis ar'Wo1k In
Ins nEld grading wheat, W6en e stopefd 70 ~
IL draAle, By som6 Jstefious n,eanF sstsp@
E'P>4 urbas III afsAle, hhsn fhe ~ ths hsN ~.
Ind e4tsp1d. hi hss1, killing, him 3astaatlyi,
i k1a&1f~ fKiNRFT4AE:T - .: t'A 1A&s'-&
, 1860-09-07


Tho tide OF travel sets strongly from Pixies
Peak eastward toward civilization and plenty.
Report says that the road between Denver
aud Leavenwosth is throngcd with teams,
horsemen and footmen, aud not a head among
them all is pointed westward. The rush in
rard is AZ tunult1pns as tbs late tide out
ward. But.the hops that animated the crowd
when they set forth in the spring, no longer
puoys them up. The visions Of sudden wealth
to BE- scaoped r up Or dug out oftbe sands, have
disappeared, and among 'the thousands and
lens Of thcusande, each Of whom waa to bc the
fortunste NAB, there Is hardly one Who is not
loser by the venture. The zctu1n'of these
.men is conclusive as to their opinion Of the
country but thousands remain On the ground;
and between the reports Of thosd who have
abandoned the mi1es in disgust or despair,
and those who feel themselves justified, by
past 4es,dts and the promises Of the future, in
remaining, is difference that we have tried
in vain to reconcile The one party, and III it
men whose credibility onght not to BE- ques'
:xioned, assert that the diggings are an uumit.
ignted hum5ug;- that though t1ace Of gold
is found wherever spade is put down, tue
quantity Of the precious metal is 80 irfinitessl-
', flA tbnt # will never pay the lAbdr of digging
and separation; that the excitement is kept
,up br interested parties gho hare coraer.lats
in paper cities and doubtful claims on mour>
tsin-sides to sell; and that the favorable re-
ports sont ,to the Suites BY every mail ara.
plain, unvarnishcd l'er, the telling Of which
ought 10 subject the Liars to the halter, or at
1east the :w7bippng-post and thiEtyninne lashe.
each. o. tbs other hand, men equally. credf:
w spas!zs their:-v!crds IT Eucte by
'consehting to endure the 1abop which, ,iat, the
hest, is Of the killing sort; by subjec.iug taem.
ssEts 70 ttds iii haedc5s ofa Climate exceeding
1y trying 10 every constitution; and by cen7
senting to BE- members Of q society which
would be uncomfortable but for the proepect ot
wsssH Is reward 7or rs dangers and dis;
~comfortr:. These men tell us a different tale.
They say that there is gold inabundance
that impeztect machinery, want Of skilled Ia
bor and an iuawillingress 70 be content with
good profits, have Lot, al combined, been able
to prevent many parties from making large
gaios; tbst:the quartz lodcs, 60 farE as prop
eny tested, have proved that they will be IT,
munesatise, and ahat: the guleh diggingr,
though not o. profitable as those IN California,
-. A. a.;
, 1860-09-07
The Alleged Pnlaonlng Case Mt
-... :. Cincinnati.

L
Our readers are familiar with tie ststement
published in last Monday mornings Gas.tse,
concerning the supposed poisoning of John
McCord By biz vile. ''.@c
Profess sor Wayne, who Was delegated to e1-
anime the stou ach, announced his readiuess to
report yesterday afternoon; ind last evening,
at eight o'clock, be met the Coroner ind bis
y,and reported The result Of his Investigation.
lie stated that be had cut open tho stomach and
mads a tarefd, and thorough examination, bnt
could ind no traces .of1uy kind Of poison. He
found the mucous membrane very much CORFU
gated, and the stomach contracted, and, io his
by An old chronic disease:
Dr.. D. f. Newton, George Schneider aud
John McCord we're sworn, but nothing Was de-
1uced to show tnat deceased had como to his
death by poison. . :.
The jury, ater = short absence, .retcrned \
verdict that the deceased cane to .his.deatl b.
paralytic commissions or passive apop1exy.
, 1860-09-07
-. ..::MASSAC,GOVNfXsfe,
Correspondence o. the Piess and T1ibuze.l

ME1RAfLL4ss lAAnaAp ~o.s 4sls1 al oe+ teuu+
Our county has Thus far been neglected. by
.tthespaakess aud oaarassars o. le.Rspnb1icen
party, leaving US entirely to our Own resources.
and the result shes.been our people hate never
had IN opportunity Of hearing the position Of
the Republicans explained. Las: evening We
vera favored With an able address By W. ".
Daaenhowe1, Esq, Of f-yoar.eity: .*1he people,
without regard to party predictions turned
cut to hear him, and were highly entertained
with his presentation Of true Republican prin-
ciples and his showing up the ridiculous rs
nertious of the Democracy in regard to Aboli-
t.opisuz. negru Equality, diennion;. I'd. "A few
'more such speeches is all that Is needed to open
the eyes of cur people; and V trust the consti-
tuted authorities will see that we are not neg
lected. ~
We hare LINCOLN aud Hemlin Club, organ.
.ized here Of fifty members. TiIghman Koby,
President. and 1. II. Mortitt, Secretary We
have a pole upon which floats TO The breeze the
stars and stripes, and ., .streamer with the
names Of our gallant standard. bearers, We are
6usily engaged distributing documents and ex-
pect, if the proper aldis afforded us, 10 poll ut
least IS votes ia this precinct and from $50 to
400 votes in The county. There are nt least $50
Garman svotes in this county many of them
are with rs, buta good German speaker is what
they need to rally the entire force to The sup:
pox Of our ticket. In 1856 Fremont had votes
and in 1858 Miller bad " votes in the county. :
Yours in the cause Of freedom, MAssAc.
, 1860-09-07
II LoUIs the GRAIN TRADE.


81. LoUls AND THE GRAIN TRADE
The Aisseurs. Democrat advises Ito erection
o. gta;n-warchouses and elevators BY, the grain
dealers Of St. Louis. 1t is the opinion of tllat
journal that the construction Of few build
inss of this character, and tho employment Of
barses on the river for the transportation Of
grain, would greatly increase that branch Of
business, and enable the grain.dealers Of St.
Loua to campEts more successfully with those
: Of Chicago. New or!eanA it BELIEVES, would
follow the example, II St. Louis would first
demonstrate thepsac!icabllity Of The thing: II
the difficulties in tbs way are not instlrmountt-
able; the business men list. Louis could not i
do better thing than follow the adVirs Of the
Democrat But we imagine, it. only needs
single trial t, demonstrate the impraeticability
OF the scheme: Tho variation IN the,height Of
the river would seem, Of ITSELF to be fatal to it.
uthe warehouses were built 80 as to got bar
S. gcs alsne side Of them, when. the river is at
hiEh.water mink, they could not iapproaeh
within twenty or thirty yards Of the elevators
as1ow water. Ifa basin were excavated and
the warehouses built thereon, it would fill up
with sand and earth At every h'od. Beside
this, it would be necessary: to have large sup
ply: Of elevators ol different lengths,7 oorres- r.
poadiog with the ever varying stage OF water.
the shifting Of which would be attended with
not little cost aud great deal Of delay.
, 1860-09-07
: -~
FROM LOWER. EGYPT, .


-: 'ao1eorp1. Pops CO, H.. AeE. tl..1ao
Last evening our good people wefefxvored
-xith three hours' speech from " v. Danen..
hover, Esq, Of your city. The Court House
was cto1dedwIth an 'a:tehtire Audience, aux:
ious to hear the principles OF the Republican
pazty dfaeused, and tbeir aus'posision demon:
strated, the nsioritJ of -thepa nesct 1aYinZ hid
such au nppa1tunty betoke- The outrageous
deruuciations Of the Democracy Of negro equa1-
ity, &c, we're fully met. and the old lsae :" nigs
md tree soil Dem ,cra:s convinced that the lta-.
publican party ere occupying the: position
upon. the slavery Question. that the
great light Of the Democratic and Whig
parties :: Of The past stood: upon, aud
we straight out Republicans are del'glled that
our people have 1t last been favored with a true
exposition of our principles, and anticipate
great good will re4hlt from it. We are sadly in
need Of speakers in shis conutY, We hare about
ESQ German voters Y hu only need our rrinci-
pies explained in their own language to make
good Republicans Of shen.
Cao't you send ~ apeakers?- We. ar. dis
tribuIiuF documents and doing all We can to
disseminate our principlef, but have no one to
answer and defend ns againat the .ha4e usrep-
reseutaiions Of CUR opponents. II the: proper
exertiors are made can poll from 800 TO 500
votes il this county but if if!t TO- opr'oHn re.
sources cur Fote viii probably be .about ESQ.
Fremont had deyrn voses in Pope county, and
Miller a3 yntxs in 1853 fer Slate Treasurer. So
you can see that ne Are pro essing, in old be'
A'B1~]N
, 1860-09-07

Salem witchcralt. .neTer run into g-eAter ex-
cesses than tue fever about Abolitiorisp is now
producing in Texas. The idea that there Is
! ! any conspiracy among Northern white men
to create rising Of the negroes, has Is tvt bad
no such foundation in, proof ~ to ,cause il to be
entertained far moment. The people Of fTe1as,.
however,; havc got It into theit heads, dnd Judge
Lynch presides throughout Tc1 II land without
rhyme or reaspu.. Not only Northern. bus
| Southern men Ind It unsafe 70 trayel in thatre-
/ qiou. That there is q conspiracy there is 10
doobt, but it comes probably from xou,o rut5an
| borderers, who have raised the cry Of Northern
| anti slavery to cover their acts Of rhpine, fire
and marder-N. ?. Conri:r and Eaquirer.
! scAx. MAG, ~ CA11soRsu-Tbe San Fran
cisco correspondent Of the New 1o1k. World,
+ gives the following bit Of sca1dal:
- The chief topic Of town talk this week has
been case OF scandal The parties implicated
a'e Duncao Perley, Awell.kuown lawyer OF San
tor Bsodefick Ted 70 the fatal duel between tbs
latter md Judge Te1Ty,) ard Mrr.' Fa1f, fer-'
| merly Of Cincinnati Mr. Fail baving become
suspicious Of his wife, followed her, she other
| day 10 a dsreputahle houss, and, in company,
| with friend, 'oreed bis way Into room there
| in, ~hera haIound her in company With Perley.
Both Perley and The husband drew their pistolt,
but before either was discharged, PeIley sud.
! 'dsuly rusha1 FROM thh room, and into the
street, leaving behind him his entire seiit Of
apparel WITH. Azms, pocket hook, '$200 in
block or tvo took refuge in livery stable,
i where he'proctred carriage and bulfz1o fobs,
and rode otf. ..~''-
Nj. aud airs. Fall il. nppears ara not to be
| separated, but expect to leave for the East By
steamer On Tuesday next.
FsAcis BETWEEN y1aa1x1A PoI11lc14xs.-A
+ correspondent Of the Baltimore EreA7Hge says: :
*. ~ tight took place 1t Cbristisasour. .h, Mont.
gome1y county, ia this. STATE, few saJs ago,
between the Hon. Henry, 4. .Edpppdspn, and
Walter 1: Staples, Esq, prominent lawyer Of
that county. Thspsrlles were euktRed ii thu
|. discussion Of sams polisie.l.-topio, xhen Mr..
Edmundsou ga!s tho lie to Staples. whersupon
the latter struck Ar. F. 4 eo1alct epaued, hut
the Parsies were separ4ted betore my injury
was aone: no farther" difficulty w6s xppre:
handed, thu matter being in iair way Of adj
jus.ment through ths. nd Of mutual friends,
when bur informant ftft the acsne of. eoahiet.
4 Mr. Staples isths: Wnig OF. opp eston elector
|, for 1ais electoral. DISTRICT :Both PARKED Aare:
hsretofors. beep On the most iptimais tsrrns.' :;
, 1860-09-07

csiiiii ,rss1iicz D11ox.--Tbe Douglasitss for
soma ,noatha ,paa&' have hseu ,aaiaink Chisf'
! Jattice Diton 'M Wtsoonsia - ieing in farof
(n ncf <he election Of s !" tttt1s fsufIaf. rs taii
, 1860-09-07

MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE.


A. IL. Gooan on AssAAAh Ltscotx;-: :: ::
HoEFillam L. Gogsin, one Of thu most On: NJ.
tinksbhed sons Of old virgini., and lido long
lfspd Of henry Clay, in IN nddress at Bali
22xrd Everett meeting Ut PetersburRh, n saas
Stale, spoke as follows Of Abraham hncoln:.-
During tho whole course Of my connection
with him in the House Of Representatives,
must s,y that have ever known him to be
rcpt!emsu..----He il not what the Breeklnrloge
party n.inuate him to bo; Wish 70 d2 |atles
who Mr.. Lincoln II, 60 and ask 3. A. douglas,
with whom le Etpmncd eLerx- county II tae
ttststs uf Illinois. [Cheers. YES, 60 esk ME.
Douglas whether ADe Lincoln il riE-splItter
ar not. ''fLoud laughteE] Ask him whether
he is Democratic nasrfr % o. in n9t. {coatnued
good fortune while WAS q memher ,of the
House OF Representatives, to be on 4 Comnittee
With him. l wHs chairman, aud l will ssy that
no man on That Committee worked more tndua-
trious1y thRn be did. He is = nun Of high Or
der of talent, and when he spoke no man Was
visitors with moro apparent Satisfaction HIS
private as well 20 public charsstsr was tres from
stain or blen,1sb."
'on the question Of 1ho dissolution Of the
Union, Mr.. Goggin ssid "These would bs no
d
ter who was elected President"
Philadelphia, on Saturday evening last ),
seems 10 bare been given up 10 Republican
meetings. One OF these was at tho raising Of
aLincoln flagstaff III the Sixth Ward, at the
corner Of Second and Arch streets. THE Peo-
ple's Campaign Club, the Contipeuta's. and the
Sixth Ward were present with music, torches
and fireworks. The windows Of the houtes
about we're filed with brilliant array Of feni.
line beauty, and tbs scene Was inspiritiug in
The extreme. Addresses wero made bJ the
aon. E: Joy, Morris, William Moran, ). B. Har-
ding.'J.: II. Kennedy, Mr. Newport, and hr.
Littler, Of .Inwa.. The second Of The me detings
referred to vas held By the Republicans of the
Eighteenth Ward, at The corner Of Frankfort
road aud Belgrade street. Addresses, wera
made by the Hon. John p. Veree, Thos. K.
-Finietter, and the Hon. CHARLES Gitpin. In the
cour6e Of the evening Eve Clubs. forming a
.torch-light procession, joined the meeting. :
= "A correspondent at Bsthnny, Pa, writes
to- the New York 1r;5tsns as follows: =.
:" "Yesterday was glorious day for :Republl'
caas in No;theEn Penneylvania. The lion. +.
G. Goodrich made telling sp, ech tor the cause
of Freedom, followed by Capt. Chas. Avery and
Lieutenant Smith Of the Wide Awake Battal.
| ioh. In the evening, there was grand parade
|: Of over 100 WldeAwakes, in tull uniform,
making one of the largest political gatherings
in This part Of the State. All hal the Chicago
nominees! All hall q Republican vlctory'.
/. The Hon. Isaac n. Morris, of this State,
has iddrezsed letter, through Fornty. Pt<ss,
tothe Hon. ]. L. Orr, Of South Carolina. Nor.
ris is one Of the.men who voted for Mr. Orr 70.
Speaker, and 10 tells him: "
" ~ am in SONS measure responsible for the
position you occupy before the country, and the
inf ,anca an avarf faa1 II ia Irv ripht M
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26
Latest from California and Oregon.
GRAND REPUBLICAN, TRIUMPH!
f. ID. Baker Elected U. s. Senator
from Oregon!

ST.. JOSEPH, No., Oct. %.
BY the Pony Express we have Californis
dates to the 10th, and Oregon dates to the
Sth inst. III.
On the 9Th inst. news reached San Fran.
cisco, by telegraph, that the Oregon cen
ntorial election took place in due form; that
J. w. Nesmith, Douglas Democrat, was cleo,
ted for the long term, and Z. d. Baker for
the short term. Mr.. Baker is Republican.
The news electrified the California Repub-
licans, many of whom think the State can be
carried for Lincoln if Mr.. Baker can be
induced to take the stump
In California the Breckenridge Democrats
are endeavoring to damage the Douglasites
in alleging that there is coalition between
them and the Republicans throughout the
Pacific States, and that both parties will
unite next winter to elect o fusion Senator
from California.
The campaign is progressing vigorously
and the contest is so close between Douglas
and Breckenridge in California that betting
men continue to make even bets without
hesitation in large sums.
On the Sth inst, telegrsphlc communica-
ton between Los Angeles and San Francisco
was inaugurated, and was the occasion of a
general jollification at Los Angeles. The
line is to continue eastward on the Butterfeld
route as fast as the company are able. The
Salt Lake line is also progressing eastward
from Carson Valley. Both lines anticipate
connection with the great continental line re-
Gently authorized by Congress.
The Broderick Viii, after long contest
to prove it forgery, has been admitted to
probate.
1t was said the Snake Indians had massa-
cred an entire emigrant train, consisting of
46 persons, 10 of whom were men. 1t took
place about so miles west CT Salmon Falls.
Only one man escaped.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26
1Eor the Journal
FCLrcN, Oct. %, Is

FULTON, Oct. 70, 1ooO.
FRIEND MAHIN.--We are glad to learn IF ON
Geographic dispatch that appeared i'll the
Muscatine Revisw, ofy es terday, of the where
abouts and welfare of ''The Prince of Rails,
Honest Old Abe" Some of US would like tc
hear by telegraph or otherwise from The
King of Hedges q. TO-.
Though our experience with the King
seems to corroborate an Injunction from h gl
authority "Put not your trust 10 Princes,
we are persuaded to transfer our allegiance
from the King Of Hedges to the Prince o.
Raizs, as we believe that fences made OF
Lincoln rails, though thirty years old and
little rotten, are more reliable to turn stock
than such fences as have been furnished Us
by the Illinois Hedge Co., alias "The King
of Hedges
But, seriously, has he no more feeling OF
sense than to sheer at rails after so grievous
~ aud meanly disappointing our just expec
tations of hedges?
So here are three cheers for Lincoln ant
his rails and three qroans for the King ant
his hedges from TnE FARMERS OF FULTON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-26
TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been Restored to heath
/ in o few w.eks by q very simple remedy ate
having suffered several years with severe lung
IF, cion, and that crea1 disease, ConsumutIon-.
anxious to make known To his frlIow- sufferers tb
msans of cure.
To all who desrsit, he will send copy Of /
or.sor.p ,icn us.d FREQ of charge, with sas ,rec
tious for preparing an u'Lg tne Sane, wis,
thew viii fipd q SURE CrRE for CONSUMPTION, AsrA
IA, BRONCHITIS &c, 8 only OF. e. OF tao .dve.
:i.er a sending III Prsse'ipti.n is to b.uef th.
afflicted ana .read Information v hlch ns cvn,e v
o p, invaluable, and be hopss e>.ry suf,r ef wi
.rv his remedy, a. il will cost them noth ng, an
nsy proVs . stsssirg.
Parties wishing tie prescription will please a.
| dress Kew EDWARD A. WIL-ON
| Williamsburg Kings County, New York.
Oct 4 lS60-dAw Tyr.