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wARRAnrKp PuRELY yKGErAHLK.

All she ingredients Of purgs,ivs
conjunction OPEN dstach dissolve, ceanse COOL heal and
carry ohe body whatever Injuries IT, BY being dgesed
like the food they Into and mix with the blood search
and remove ali humo They dissolve all unnatural collections
cleanse the blood tubercs ulcers let them be 10
OF the system they may They pare part Of the boz
dy They carry away nothing that cool They only remove
what Is bad They nature agree with and always do their
work we'll Their has saved many valuable e Sold 1t
principal ocs No. Canal street. Price Is cent? per box
Sold by all respectable dealers In medicines jaidkvim
NATURAL MAGICI
or s%ns Yellow h.r Suppose you prefer light brown rich
DARK brown or raven black we you apply Q you vse
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
and In ten minutes your mirror shows yous
WONDERFUL MATIONi
Is now an element Of beauty "a magnificent head 81 hair"
the exclamation whenever The difference
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
striking than 'hs, setyesn gray or red head
piled. Manufactured by CRlsTADoR0, Asor House, New
York Sold everywhere and applied BY all Hair Dressess
Bryan,s TasteIess v.rmifug e.-worms In children,
n not islodged lay the foundation fatal diseases
Of this really pleasant liquid r destroy and bring them aTy
constituent OF the vemuge vegetable and harmless gives
Sod BY FISHER SHEPHERD
DIR. mcCIIntock,s PectoraI syrup.-rh. strictly
vegetable specific Introduced by OF the physicians
medical boanss OF age saving the lives OF mu.udes Of
persons young old having all the symptoms pull
monary diseases. Price u
Bold by FISHER SHEPHERD.
DR.. McCIIntOck,s Cold and Cough Mixture
performs In every instance what promised when In
toduced cures with the uniform certainty that morning
night ell the varieties OF asevee cold or harassng
cough nedstey relieves influenza, hOArseness and tick
ling OF the palate throat Price 2o cents.
Sold by USHER SHEPHERD lal-dlm
N~sPECIAL NOTECE.-Owng to the
t>.S sngency In the Money Market and the heavy dis
charged the Agents Of this Company
Instructed this date until further notice,
ceve monies In OF Far and Freight but virginia
banksble fands and Specie SAML RUTH, supt-
Office r. ,. snd p. r. r. Company,
Richmond, - Nov, 1850. no2t
MEDICINE CHES rs.-lIandsomely farni'hed-forsale
vi jazz DOVE co, Druggists.
GENUINE HAVANA CIGA.s.-POr saeby
" Jazz DOVE CO.. Druggists.
(tOD LIVER OIL.-The best for sale by
~ ja22 DOVE CO., Drugei "a.
VLIXER OF CALVSAGA RARK-A ZINC MIC
IL For sale by DOVE co, Druggists
OOO BOXES TALLOw AND ADAIANTINE
jail WIN WALLACE s0Ns
On HHDS. CUBA mUSCOvADO MOLASSES,
jazz wN WALLACE sons
N PIRKINs MOUNTAIN BUTTER, for sale
jail WV. WALLACE SONS.
w WALLACE PURE MOUNTAIN DEW
w whisky, for sale by WIN. WALLACE SONS,
JAIL Corner Cary and Pearl Streets.
GRINDSTONEs.- Grlndtonss, assorted Sizes jos. re-
Ia2l BRIDGPoRD co.
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ID APOTHEdARY DRUGGIST,
Market Place, franklin st.,
hand supply OF Drugs Medicines,
Paints Burning Flud Kerosene OIL Paint Brushes Hair Brushes
Cloth Brushes Toilet Articles Peumsry Fancy Goods Ac &C.
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TO COHRR SPONDEN.rs.

sLslss 6usiAsss 'usbs addressed 70 ~ sa''0T -
VAC
Ar.as ts~iiisn on SOA lifss 81 "a pGPsr I'd, NOT %
AZ Tlisis Of long sHd4ng, ougAt % % ea0os - o.
A. ,8! ~ 10 oass departed from. CosTt os'csssoee'
- sI9Af q are cAlrgedJ 6r Gs advertisements.
~ VI ooaaOf sadsredts % return rejected eoa'~ss'0~
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DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-B,

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-By Authority Of \ is-
Of the Circuit Court Of Goochand County pronounced
In two Suits pending In the sad Court 10 Of Wh Vim.
Knsbe and other creditors Ct A. Payn decd are pa irs
and said Payne's willow and others defendants AMI Ia
the other said A. " Psynes admin strGor paiatn and ~
Wash and others de.eudaLt shall Commissioner sp
Said Decree proceed 10 sal. the Sth day March,
day 1851 the Cross Roads known the late residence Of
Payne decd In the County Of 3oochland public
highest bidder the 205H Of land remaining
the assignment OF 3i Dover TO the said widow u A.
Payne decd the land Of which said A. Payne decd seized
lying the Souihsde Of the Three Chopped al 10 aid
County. and adjoining the Ian Of Samuel Homer Poge
others; reyerioE IN the said 3I acres and ~
Northsde Of said Road gned TO the
widow Of the said Payne. ~ d -wsr.
TRRNs sALE-CaSh UGH be 70 De
fray expenses SALE and to the balance credit ~
year, taking for the deferred payments bonds with good
curly bearing interest," frcm the day Of sa said bonds be
paid annually and the title to be retained t the puha money
10 paid O. r. wooDs0N, Cont
la 24-'w6g
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GENUINE ENGLISH CASTLE soAP.-.a large
NJ lot FOR sale ~ DOVE co..
9iesl Druggsfs
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The exports show very large increase 10 each o. a.. TIRE,
under parson. Both the ps, -
light exports and do fair oon
son. The 1871 one OF shout shpsIt III
total exports Tor that psod being ts2 go snoun
Of 800 I with oe OF the average years is sss
In -four has doubled wheat has Increased SIS Der
the export since Sept lat having reached the nurs ~
1892 i2 bushels Whilst TIE shipments Of have W I'm
Isl szT hes TO 26gT $50 Of 80 per cet ~
ratio OF 5erese which, sustained the TIE ys,r
will cary the value Of the exports % be .dsnf 1850 a.
several millions In advance Of the 1851 Witch va, ~
highest In tbs history Of tbs country the value OF pm.
then being 81 Co., There s large supply brssd,,sr
In the country ard the Indie aobs Of foreign sdy.e y e
fdsn expectation that dealers will eKl conl nae
OF the active demand hitherto realized kceki 10 Interior are
ample ell the ports The estimated stock A. Nv Yo
at tiac NJ fh he hseei .lye
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1T WILL RESTORE THE NATL
RAJ COLOR OF THE HAIR,

RAJ COLOR OF THE HAIR,
where age sickness has turned II grey, and 1t
will render II soft and GLOSSY.
"ANYBODY"
Who may try It. will skim but by
secretlons at the roots gives life and
The HAIR and thus restOres its color and freshness IL
freely water upon the scalp and with much
afety-s composed Of oil and stimulating Spirits and ar
Gle for the toilet has equal.
EF- Read this Letter:
MEssRs W. z. HAGAS Co., sr LOUIS NO., June LIST, 1852
certify Hair having gray head
partially bald bo1ght from Henry Reynolds Druggist
bit bottle HEGhSrRE rs INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
by It's my rstoredt Its original color
removed all dsndruf arrested It's falling, and gave II rch
glossy appearance enrtly different any
Hair Preparation used BEFORE know ladies and
gent my fnds who all speak the Innabe"
as being the cheapest Hair Preparation
can fully will refer any Henry Rey.
nods, Druggist, for the truth OF staementL
WILLIAM BosBYsHALL
Read the many letters received by the Propreto
ST. LOUIS No., Aug, 2, 1860.
MEssss ". HAGAS Co. Troy N. Y-Gens: The happy
suits attending Hseers sr every Of
world Hair RerGre TO demand that should give
my testimony that other ladies might profit by It. have
hair preparation that liked well. II has completely
every hair that 10 the csof In ghood
brought thick and heay was induced to the
article Mr. Reynolds Agent here II this letter will be OF
service you publisht.
Very respectfully yours, Mrs d. B0RsT Br okiyn ST.
Sold every where-Prce soc. and 81 per bottle.
w. Z. BAGAN g. co. PrOprietors, Troy, NY.
FISHER SHEPARD, Agents. JG-dchw
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WOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. Whitley presented a memorandum and certain
resolutions from the State of Delaware relative TO the
present difficulties, and praying the prompt action OF
Congress thereon.
tons signed by 1900 citizens of Mary land praying
Congress to adopt prompt measures for the settlement
Of existing difficulties the basis of the border State
resolutions; objected to.
Mr. Colfax, from the committee postofces and
posroads, reported the following bill:
Whereas, In some of the States OF the Union, the
Judges of the district courts, marshals and others,
commissioned by the President Of the United States who
resided in the said States have resigned their Offices and
it appeared mpracticabe in consequence OF revolutona
airy proceedings therein fill the vacancies therein; aud
whereas the President of the United States is without
the Of collecting enforcing, in such States the
payment Of the postal service from the officers collecting
the same, or punish the violation of postal laws by
robbing the mail enforcing the mail conracts there
fore,
BE IL enacted That in all the States that now, or
may be hereafter situated the PostmaserGeneral is
hereby directed to discontinue the postal service for such
period of time the public interests, in his judgment
may demand.
Mr. Coax said that in any State that exaced the pas
sage of the secession laws person in that State might
rob rifle the mails and there no method by which
the law could be enforced offenders brought to Justice
for they must consttutonally try them by District
Courts and all the officers OF these bad resigned There
fore the government was poweress to do justice or to
protect ITSELF He hoped the bill would be put upon its
passage.
Mr. Branch objected and suggested that it be referred
to the select committee Of FIVE.
Mr.. Branch also offered amendment providing that
all occasion for the of force may be removed except
ing the breaking out Of civil war pending the delbera-
ton Of Congress the business OF postal AFFAIR." that
all laws be hereby suspended until the LIST day of JAnu-
airy, 1862 in all seeding States and those which may
hereafter secede.
The whole subject postponed till Thursday week.
The Speaker announced that the morning hour had
pred and that the report Of the committee Of thirty
three 10 order, and that Mr. Bingham OF Ohio was
entitled to the floor.
Mr. Bingham said he denied altogether and denounc-
ed In unreasonable terms the right Of secession
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House was called to order at II o'clock, M
PRAYER by the Reyd Mr. Willis Of the Baptist Church
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill, amending Gct Incorporating the Jack
son Orphan Asylum, of Norfolk City authorizing the
Northwestern Bank of Virginia and any of its branches
to establish an agency in the city of Richmond, for the
redemption of its circulating notes to incorporate the
Virginia Arms Manufacturing Company; for the relief
of Patrick Scott of Halifax county changing the time
of holding the Circuit Courts of Hardy and Page coun
ties for the relief of Benjamin and Isaac Deford, Of
Morgan county
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or'I1s % TIE wms. January q. la,
THE BREADsTUvPs TRADE.
Toe New York Economist says:

The grain export, Of the country have nsvr assumed a.
Important position the of foreign com
during the last few ons The crops Of wes nav. ,,
salvation from Of the severed stocl,
onsl commerce experienced The srpor,s brs.a
have turned ue current Of sKch 10 favor United
bringing Into Golfers accumulation Of specie
render the public confidence impregnsbe snd enabnz
and bankers 10 breast the hereest Of p1e d.i 49,
has ovsrtsken the Union The statement ,hos
tent Of shipments o. breadu1s from the United 80
l,t compared with the period Of the three p,s.s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-05
" hat We Want.

Here are the concessions we are in favor OF,
in seridtim
l. We want the Southern States to concede
that ours is Government indeed, and not a
mere compact between States.
.. We want them to concede that a State
cannot dissolve its connection with this Union
at its own pleasure.
3. We want them to concede that this Gov
eminent has right to enforce its laws and
protect its property.
l. We want them to concede that it is the
duty of this Government to reta&e from South
ern traitors its stolen forts and arscnals.
5. We want them to concede that Old Abe
was constitutionally elected, and had right
to take his seat
6. We want them to concede that the sece-
ding States have violated the Constitution
its authority, it is the duty of this Government
to put that rebellion down.
!. We want them to concede that the tax
ing of the Federal forts and firing upon our
flag are wrongs and insults that should be
well atoned for.
s. We want them to concede that Northern
creditors have right to sue for and collect
their demands in Southern Courts
9. We want them to concede that they have
no right to tar and feather every Northern cit
izen that goes among them.
10. We want them to concede that it is the
duty of this Government to hang or shoot at
once every traitor scoundrel in it.
And III demanding all these things do We
ask the South to make single concession
which the Constitution of these United State
does not require of them9
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-05
The West and the War.

A great work rests on the West and North
west in this war, and we are glad to find evil
dence that 1t is appreciated. From the fertile
prairies of Illinois and Iowa must come, for
this year, goodly portion of the food of the
nation-corn, wheat, pork, beef the staples
we look to the farmers and graziers Of the
West to furnish in greater proportions than in
former years.
The Eastern States may supply their own
home demand. But the rich West will sup
ply the armies of the Union. 1t can do so
and far-sighted people in those States already
see that from this new demand upon their en-
ergies they will reap great and lasting bene-
fits. They will see new settlers hocking into
their limits to occupy and till their virgin soil
They will see the area of cultivated lands in
several of those States nearly doubled by this
war. They will see the tide of emigration
now temporarily checked, again revived; and
agriculturists from the East and from Europe
lpopulating what are now their waste fields
With our war, and with probable wars ii
Europe the grain fields of the Northwest, anG
the prairies of Illinois and Indiana have
bright prospect before them. They will no
only feed our Union armies-they will fee(
the armies of Europe; and with such pros
poets it is not too much to expect that tn
next census will place these States-not Ion!
ago an unknown wilderness-in the front ranl
of the Union for population, wealth, and intel
lligence-N Y Post.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-05
VANITY Fair.

chronological CoN.-From what race arr
the F. L. vs. deccnded? From the Slave
| Own-ans!
JUST THE FELLOW FOR P1cKET-Tht
niger in the fence.
| EXCHANGE OF CoLoRs-Whle Gen. Butler
is getting the Blacks, the shareholders are get
ting the Blues.
How ABOUT THIS w onder if the ''Bit
ter End'' that the Traitors talk about fight
ing to, has any reference to the 'Rope's
End"
WANTED: AN III" THE London cockneys
must be a very unsuccessful class, if we Judge
by the total failure Of their Aspirations
ADVICE TO BRIGAD1ER GENERALS When
you don't know what to do, don't you do you
don't know what!
WHAT THE REBELS DID AT HARPER's FER
RY-The pusilanimous ran away, leaving the
Boulder at Point of Rocks behind, to be blast
ed and blown to bits.
QUERY BY P 0. CLERK.-Are Post cap
tains generally Mailed men?
ANOTHER JOKE GONE TO WAIsT-"How
is it." asked Podgers, "that the women of the
so called upper classes are always more del
icately formed and slender than others 2"
"Well, when woman is poor" replied X
"she pays no attention to appearances; but
when she gets rich, she generally wears silks
and Laces."
Con: BY BUTLER.-Why will Charleston
be beloved of epicures in few years? Be-
cause it will be fine old Cobwebbed Port.
EPIGRAM.
Abel was slain by his brothers.
WI not man ever grow good
Abe LIS staying each other,
And Bell gets awfully slowed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-05

Capt. Ward, who was killed on the Free
born, last week, was resident of Davenport
five or six years ago.
A young man named Yofer was drowned
near McMattn's mill last Sunday, while in
swimming. Another young man came near
losing his life in attempting a rescue
Washington Press, I'd.
Fourth REGIMENr.-Geo NJ Dodge, of
Council Bluffs, has been appointed Colonel of
this regiment, and John Gallagin, Of this city,
Lieutenant Colonel. Both gentlemen will make
capital officers, and will no doubt give good
account Of themselves when the opportunity
presents itself. The regiment will rendezvous
at Council Bluffs, and the officers are ordered
to report themselves Immediately. Our fel-
low-citizen, W. a. Remington, Esq, will take
Mr.. Galligan's place as mail agent between
this city and Marengo-Dav. Dem.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-05

Queen Victoria's insanity is no longer
, doubted.
Flour is selling for twenty dollars per bar.
rel at Galveston, Texas
Three men were killed by the falling of an
embarlstlcnt near Freeport, Illinois, on thu
oath lit. Their names were John Rcnnepin
Michael hite and VIM. JOY.
\ man in kentucky killed a COW, few
days since in whose stomach was found a
large brass ring, hair pin. and quantity of
h ohs and eyes. "Brindle' had probably
swallowed Inc lnillsInaid
Two deaf and dumb men were killed Oh
the West Chester Railroad, Pa, on the 26th
ult. They were walking upon the track when
the train came along and killed them in
stantly.
Late Major, subsequently Colonel, and now
General Anderson, the hero of Fort Sumter,
is at Cresson Springs, on the Alleghanles.
He has gone among the mountains of Penn
sylvania in quest of rest and health.
Col (now Major GeneraD Fremont is in
Washington, and reports his services at the
immediate disposal of the Government
There are thousands of our brave young men
who would be proud to serve under the gal
liant Rocky Mountain hero His name would
be tower of strength to any cause.
In Chicago on Sunday last. John Tape, a
teamstcr residing on South Dearborn between
New and Old streets, was killed by blow on
the head from a stone, thrown, it is supposed,
by one Peter May, provision dealer, living
nv An old fn,11 nyictod bof1x-aop III
parties. Officers are on the track OF slay.
Two powerful steam engines leave Balti-
more this week for Paita, Peru, to be used in
watering the land 1t is thought that, with
proper irrigation, the cotton fields of Peru can
be made to produce heavy crops.
Blondin's success in England continues to
be remarkable On the 10th of June he made
three ascensions in the Crystal Palace, attract
ng 1868 visitors. and taking in ESP las,
exclusive OF 100 season tickets.
IF Havelocks are such good things for SOL
Tiers, why are they not for civilians A gen.
leman attracted as much attention by wear
NC Havelock in Philadelphia, last week, as
Jonas Stairway did with the first umbrella in
london.
The citizens of East Boston have adopted
measures to erect suitable mon
mcnt to the memory of such Of their fellow
itizens as may fall in the present war. Hor-
ce Colby, a member of the ;reenorgh Guards,
no was killed at Big Bethel, is the first mar
r.
Ohio RAGGED 5000, 600 pounds of tobacco in
$50, and nearly II 900 $50 in 1850, while in
500 her crop amounted to $4,000 hogshea,s,
hich commanded third higher price than
e same grades produced on the ancient to-
eco fields of Maryland.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-05
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

State Convention of the Republicans of Iowa is
called to assemble by their delegates, at the City OF
Des Mones at 10 o'clock Wednesday, July S1st,
1861 for the nomination of officers to be elected at the
general election in October of this year. Candidates
are to he selected for the offices of Governor
Governor, and one Judge of the Supreme Court The
Convention will take such other action may in Its
opipion contribute to the Of the Republican
party. Ill,
Every organized county will be entitled to one dele
gate In the Convention, and additional delegate for
each 800 votes, and for additional fraction OF l
more votes at the last General Election Tor Hon.
Abraham Lincoln as President of the United States
Republican County Central Committees are reque'.s s
to call their conventions select their delegates IN
ratio above stated and for efficient prepar
atory to the canvass. , 49,.
H. HOXIE, Chairman State Central Com.
Samuel +. Miller, Lee County.
j. b. Weaver, Davis 81
George A. Hawley, Decatur
Lewis II. Smith, Kossuth "
W. b. Fairfield Floyd "
II. G. Henderson, Marshall 50
J.R. NeedhAm Mahaska
W A. Warren, Jackson
". H. Tuthill, Cedar
5. J. W. Tabor, Buchanan
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-05
Better at Slave.CatchlMS than a
Fighting.

Brigadier- General Schenck, the man who
gallantly ran his men into an ambuscade in
broad daylight, has discovered his proper vo
cation at last. A number of fugitive slaves
belonging to rebel masters, fled to his camp
and offered to perform any kind Of labor-to
dig in the trenches, to cook, to wash, to groom
horses, to drive team, to scout, provided they
should not be sent back to their masters
Schenck Immediately ordered them to return
to their masters, and not again show their
faces in the vicinity of his camp. The man
was evidently designed for niger catcher
Let him quit the army and take to his legiti-
mate caling.-Er,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-05
A Skirmish i'm Western Virginia

GRAFTON, W., June 3O-A skirmish took
place at Bowman's II miles from Cheat river
bridge, yesterday, between portions Of the 18th
and 10th Ohio and 1st Virginia regiments and
company of rebel cavalry. Tho former
were sent to protect the polls, and the latter,
installing their number, attacked them, and
were routed, with loss of several men, and
among them Lieutenant of the company and
several horses. The only loss on our side
was N. O. Smith, of the 18th Ohio regiment,
who was buried here to day.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-07-05
The Rebel Force i'm Virginia.
WASHINGTON, June 3

W fsHINUIVN, q oV
The Tribune special says the rebel troops
in Virginia are estimated at $4,000, of which
$4,000 are armed, and not more than $4,000
can be concentrated anywhere. There are
now $4,000 at Manassas, 5000 at Yorktown.
Norfolk is regarded as impregnabIe. It is said
they don't intend to make stand al any point
and but short one at Manassas. It is not
their intention tocngage in a pitched batt|e,bnt
to harass US. Besu1 fgagl's advance guard is
encamped from Springfield to Fairfax Cougt
House, mostly in forests. All the grain is
seized, farmers receiving nothing One South
Carolina regiments term Of enlistment is out.
1t is said they are DESTROYS Of going HOMIE.
They haze beeI paid in Virginia scrip.