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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-13
CITY Dll. c. r DRY.
. 1ED WING CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
CnRlsT CmUEcH-At the Church, junction Of
Fast and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser
vices at lolil A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock l.. Nj
Sunday School directly after morning service.
Daily nor,,ltg prayer ac Ho'clock. All seats
free. Rev. Z: II: Wcllcs, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
fiRsr PnEsnYrEEIA1-on Sixth street. (near
he Court llcuse). Servi>" ut lol,4 \. NJ, and
MErHODl~t.
NErmoDlsT EPlscopAL-ctfncr cf East Ave
ave and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
oath At lcli A. NJ, and ~, 7. N. SunIa!
EtMool vt , T. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening At ~ o'clock. Rev. Jabcz Brooks
4nstor-resilcncc on East Avenue.
GEExAN METuoDtsr Of broadway (
fourth street. Scrvicc.;at loi5 \. NJ, and
2. ". Row. Henry Kobe, Pastor.
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1TORTGAGESALE.
.lN)Detqt htv& been s4d1l jim theseon}9

MI Wv tVAVCkS AAE.
.lA)Detu3t hfv%d been s4d4in thes eon}9
ton of certain mortgage deed bearing date
and duly executed and delivered on the
second Gay day Of October A. D. 1856, by
Peter Nelson Of Goodhuc county, Minnesota,
to Ell T. Wilder Of the same place, recorded
in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of said
Goodhuc County on the I'll day of October,
A. d. 1856, at ~ o'clock p. NJ. in book
LIST Of mortgage dbds,, !phs1 G39, ahd 800;
veys from said Nelson to said Wilder in fcc
the following premises situated in said Good
hue County, to wit: tho east half of the
south west quarter Of section No.thirty (3O)
ard the tuerth, half ailha north west Quarter
No. one hundred and twelve Ql2J nortk ii
range sixteen (16,) west Of the fifth pria-
|c;pal meridian,
Said mortgage was made TO sect1rc the
payment ofthe PTonissory note Of said Peter
Nelson for the sum Of four Hundred and
fifty ono dollars, dated October ID, 1856, and
payable one year after date to the order OF
said Wilder with interest after maturity At
the rate # three nv conf. per month.
No suit aafsI at6&e* {4StAawaezaa
wise having been instituted to recover the
amount due on said proinissory note or any
part thereof, and said Peter Nelson having
failed To pay'the taxes assessed against said
premises for the years 1857 and 1859 and
said Wilder having paid said taxes for said
years to the amount Of sixteen dollars and
thirty two cents, ($lG,32, J apd there ;teing
due on said note and mortgage at tho date
ofthis notice includinsrhe amount 70, paid
for taxes. as aforesaid, the sum OF five hun.
dred and sixty nine dollars and fourteen cents
(S569, II, now therefore notice is hereby
given that by virtue Of the power Of sale in
said mortgage contained and the provis-
sions Of the statute in such case made and
provided, said nortsaged premises will bc
offered for sale at public auction at the from,
door Of the COURT House, in the city Of Rod
Wing, in saitc6dhey son s0aa 18th DAY p
January, A. D. 1861, at two o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day to satisfy the amour,
then due on said note and mortgage and 70,
said taxes with the costs and expenses o.
sail: sale. Dated al Red Wing Minncso;
ia December ,12th, 1860
= s'.TH ;" ~ EFT. 'MIEDER ,'<E
'|'T|Yt'' >:E'' Attomcy..< - ':'$9s.
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,,, GUARDIAN Sale;

NUAKDIAN SALE.
y N61iee II hcfeDy R3vcs; sMae ~
i'll srdetvf Gccpsc h,adc by the Probate Court
IL and for the county ofGoodhuc, at II session
Of said Court, on the 3oth day Of January, A.
"A ,lS6l. shall at the front door Of ting Court
ooL~c, in the city of Red Wing, coun'Yka80d
said, on the I'D day of February a. y. 1851.
at ocloc!:, in the afternoon Of s:id day
proccct1.to sell at public auction to Tic highest
bidder; all the estate right, title or interest Of
George w. Latourclle, minor, In ard to the
f! e 1s.| sstsr ~ x sss%sy . Of
III north Of range Is west; and tho north
west quarter Of section %, tow. Ill north OF
rage II west, and the uort!. vest quarter OF
south cast quarter Of section l., ec@sH ITO north
olrange II west.
Guardian. .
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F zfif1f
THE AMERICAN
DICAL An u TOLL E II

EECE1TT EUOA.
This book contains Receipts and Directions
for making all the mos. valuable Medical pre-
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\ iuXuricnt beard or mOustAchs.-or If you
wish to know anything AMI everything in tho
Medical and Toilet line. you should, by all
copy ofthis book. For full
particulars, and sample Of the work for per-
Us II free, address tho publisher,
r. +. CHAPMAN,
n:.24 SIN No. s3l Broadway, New York.
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TO PERSONS OUT OF FMPLOIM ENT
AGENTS WANTED.

Every County Of the United ktatcs.
V1NO engage III the sale of some Of the best and
L most elegantly illustrated Works publish
cd. ,.
Our publications. are Of tho most interesting
character, adapted to the wants of the Farmer.
Mechanic and Merchant: they arc published
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TO men of enterprise and industrious
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Persons desiring to act rs agents will
receive promptly by mail fnll particulars
terms, &c. by addressing
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No. 32i North Second street, Philadelphia
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FcE SALE.

kMAt AFINE RESIDENCE consist
&siikHiA Of large and substantial
k1.AAA1 !44I House ana two lots in tn,
s,Atral part Of the town. The lots arc cult
.ntc.1 i2to fine garden, and the property as
whole forms Que Of the most desirable rcsidc,l
ccs III Red Wing, 1t will be sold ut bargain
For particulars apply t.
MRS. n. FREEBOHN.
Frnr:Il strict near The Mothos. church
Eli Wing, Nov. II. $50. Il.
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A1I1sllOTYPE ROOMS

~ NJ HSasV Il II HVVMS
formerly occupied by J. Going, on Main street,
over G. II. Il f. T.. Bakers Hardware Store,
where all who wish, can procure life like, like
ncsscs of themselves or ft'c,;ds. nayibg had
several years experience III tic Picture art,
feel confident Ct Being able 70 please alli who
may favor nc with u call. Nopict,tro will be
allowed to leave the room unless it. will bear
the strictcst criticisms rs likeness and a work
of art. l appeal to the Judgment and good
sense Of u discriminating public, and am in
hopes that they can appreciate The difference
between good Ambrotype and those deathly:
off on the public by travelling h.lmhugs.
All are respectfully invited to call and cx-
amino specimens.
Pictures taken in CLOUDY rs we'll as FAIE
WEATHER.
Instructions given in the art
Rcd Wing, April /, 1860: 2lotf
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v'O CONSERVATIVES AND NERVOUS

ITO CUNSUMPTlV rs AND N EE' VU ;
l. SUFFERERS.
The subscriber, for several years rcsldcn
of Asia, discovered while there, simple veg
ctablc Icmcdy-a sure Cure for C)nS"mDtion
Asth,ua, B,DnchHis Gn!,As. Colds. and Nerroux
Deli1i1y. For the benefit Of Censumptivcs and
N',ro"s Sufferers, he is willing to make the same
ipublic.
70 those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
scrption, with full directions (t;ee @ hnHe]
GALS ~ sample Of the medicine, which they will
,ln beautiful combination Of NTturc's sim
oil dhcrbs. Those desiring the Remedy can
obtain it by return mail, by addressing
j. i. CUrHBEET,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
lesy1 No.2ey Broadway Now York.
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TT w A RD "A s S OCI A + I q n
PHILADELPHIA.

= Ecncvo!cnt tnstlta!t:On cstAbllshcd by spec
aal Endowment, for tho Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted with Nirulcnt and
Epidemic Discusses, and especially for thcCurc
Diseases OF the Scxuai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon. to all who apply by letter. with
habits Of life, &C.. and in case ofextremc pow
erty, Medicines furnished FREQ ofchargc.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Sorermatorhua
and other Diseases ostl,o Sexual Organs, and ou
The NEW REMEDIES employed in the Di>rcn'
AIRY, sent to the afflicted il, scaled letter cnvc.
ops, free Of charge. Two or thrao Stamps 10
postage will no acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. SklLLIN HOUGllTON
Acting Surgeon, l1owrrd Association, No ::
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. r.
sder oof the Directors. .,..,I..
GEO. FAlRCllILD Sec. EZRAD. HEAR!
Will. Press,
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NOTICE.

. ,a:.. ,..- NOTICE, ...
The public arc respectfully informed that
hayc opened al establishment for the mant-
tacturc and sale OF ~ -
CONFECTLONARY
Boz. g.. ID, in its various branches
1T WHOLESALE AND KETiIL,
i'll this building known as the ':Bakcry,'' on
Bush street Rcd Wing, where l shall be happy
to supply all who may favor me with their
patronage. The. best materials uscG, an |
prices reasonable. -.,r
: Fancy articles suitable for presents always
OF hand .suci, IA Sugar Fruit, Baskets, Vcseta-
blcs. Animals. etc.
rs All orders promptly attended to.
l.. BRIGGS.
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no ME CoLUM N,

Social Party.
There was i social dance held in the old
Masonic Hall, on "Wednesday evening last
Owing to the ihtlcuicrcy Of the weather bu'
few were out, but these that we're; enjoyed
themselves hugely.
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L.. r. IIENDR1CKSON,
RectiAc, and Wholesale acalcrin ~ !"
Do"e1t1c@ndF'o
WINES T. IQUOR&,
Corner Plum and Third sts.. ?7tfr
RED WING, MINNESOTA
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NOR SALE. FOR SALE.
l. My steam saw and shihglc mill with two
lag, e,iTrcnton. Wisconsin,, three miles above
Rcd Wing; with good leg harbor. Will sell on
easy terms. or exchange fol Real Estatc. lu,r :
her or shingles; wouli take u good team in part
.paymsnt;a rare chance for any one wishing to
engage in the milling bnsipess. For particu
lars enquire OF by letter address:
JAMES AKERS,
T,tnttn. Pierce unity, cWioon sin
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Valentines! vnientinc>!!


V Valentines! Valentines!
Z. +. Lowatcr, is prepared for the coming
Of St. Valentino, and has on rand 1 large
and extensive assortment Of rich, sentiment
al and comic valentines. Every ono Of
course, will want to send valentine Of some
character or other and the place to get them
is at Lowater's.
The Thaw:
AS usual, about this time in tcbrt:iry, Wt
have had thaw. The rain came down or
Sunday in II manner that seemed to leave
but little hope Of sleighins for any length O
time. Monday, however, saw change in
The weather, and to-day things arc frozs
up as tight as if they were to remain So for.
lever.
yhe Concert.
We last Friday nigh: had the pleasure
Of attending concert, given at the Cour
House, 10y Mrs. Charles phillco, assisted by
several ladies' aud gentlemen Of our town
Several ballads. ducts quarte:s &C., wcr,
sung in excellent style and taste. Mrs. P:
is a splendid singer. She sang Tho cred
White and Blne,'' which was enthusiastic
ally chccrcd and encorcd. Several o,hc
pieces were applaudcd.
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NJ EFT Il O p y l. 1 r \
HAAAAAK1 NM,

A. 4. h T.. L. TNELE, PEornlEroR
Basement Of the Metropolitan Hotel, eorh er
ttvts 4 Potter Streets,
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CONFECTIONERY
A m brotypes TRUMP hant!
DAGCERH';OTYrES ECIIPSED
J. T.. RIG II =.

Wonll respectfully announce to the citizcne
Of Rcd Wing and vicinity, that he has LEASED
n NJ, II ttcl IN the. 49,
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On motion, adjourned until the first sat
urday in May 1861. - -
II Il 4 | Je,Erd +! Moss, SECRETARY. !,

Dlxn- LIN this city, on Tuesday night
Mr.. f. Briggs, late IF Webster Massachd.
sstts, aged Sc years. o1 --t ..'
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Dried ashas tahSied frniti, !tcsa.istirg Of .
grades snd brands. Now in store 1000 Dbl,
Salt i lbW Ipricot.E Dr.qxssfsins;y Qis, Mai
BSG f| ,Ss y: IA ds saa %&EF fs
to he found at any other ono store in the city
and at prices which DEFY COMPETITION.
For. ths Acxt, thirty days, l offer SumHa
Clothing. Al COS'tA Rca,emper 70 call atet.s
old stand Of Mclntirc e. Sheldon, and you vii
ALWAYS find good stock which is tor sale n
slavls prices. JESSE MolNTIRE.
, Ny 3t :leb ~.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-29
IFor the Journal.1

For the Journal
Mr. EDITOR: - There never was truer
saying than that 'there is nothing new un-
der the SUM-" 1t is true in relation to the
extraordinary q feat of pedestrianism
mentioned in the JOURNAL of the Goth.
There is truth, also, in your declaration con-
corning the American ladies in general. But
I submit that there are comparatively few
in our city who would not, on a beautiful
Srring-day, walk thirteen miles, provided the
$25, or motive-power, was satisfactorily
arranged upon their return home. This
pedestrian feat may be of service to many
who consider themselves too delicate and
SICILY to walk the length of Second street,
but whose delicacy and sickness would
derive great benefit by morning walk Of
from two to ten miles.
l will to my former intent, however,
which was to give "honor to whom honor is
DUE" Mrs. Mo is a widow lady, resid-
ing in this city, who by daily toll provides
for herself and several children. To per.
form her daily tasks, she too moves in the
fashionable circles of our city. Some time
last FALL this worthy lady, having completed
her daily labor for one of our best families
in the Third Ward, being two wash
ing for goodly-sized family, started on foot
for Wilton, arrived there in time to transact
her business with an absent child, and
returned by the evening train Actual tim 10
employed in travelling, less than THREE HOURS.
Among her friends at the time this feat was
but little talked of, but since the more recent
feat in the same direction, have thought it
worth comment.
What lady in Muscatine can wash from 6
O clock A. NJ to l o'clock P NJ. and walk to
Wilton in time to take the evening train of
the same day home? Make up your wagers,
gentlemen! FAIR PLAY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-29
For the Journal
Teachers Institute.

There will be Teachers Institute held in
this city, to commence on Monday, the 18th
day Of April, and to continue in session one
week. A full corps of teachers and lecturers
will be in attendance, and no pains will be
spared to make the occasion one of profit and
pleasure to those who attend the Institute.
Among the corps of instructors and lecturers
will be the State Agent, appointed by the
State Executive Committee to attend the
different Institutes held in this State, and
also the Rev. MIR. Woodhouse, County
Superintendent of Common Schools. Able
teachers from abroad will also be present.
No expense need DO incurred by the men,
bers of the Institute while in attendance for
boarding, as pleasant stopping-places will be
provided for oil who attend from this or
other counties. q
1t is to be hoped that all who desire to
engage in the responsible duties of the teach
er's profession will embrace the present
unusual opportunity of becoming familiar
with the best modes of practical teaching
and for general preparation for their i'm
portant trust.
Per order of Muscatine County Teachers
Association. r. HAMpDEN PlNKHAM,
Cor. Secy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
,ur rOJTowTNc pRopERTY Is OFFERED

!TNHE FOtsLOWlNG IhUf6hI1 40 W LhEO
/ for sale by the undersigned:
Out lot No in section &c. township II, range west,
containing 3l1OO This outlo fronts the Mis-
sisspSi Immediately above the old city limits and is
one Of the desirable in the neghborhood of Mus
catine.
IA Lot in Block Ii, in Museatine-fronts the
river and is q very eligible site for a warehouse.
WZNWL T7-76-2W-80 acres.
N%NEN -2W-S0 acres.
These lands are on Muscatine Island, thin and
two miles Of the city limits and frst.rate quality
The property will be sold to satisfy balance due on
two Trust Deeds made by Henry Smalley to Dean T.
the charges of the undersigned and other legal
claims against the said Henry Snalley.
Any of the said property thatmay smainundisposed
of on the day of April next will that day be sold
to the highest bidder for cash at the door Of the Court
House, between the hours of 10 and NJ. A
deed or deeds conveying all the title Of the undersigned
With a covenant of special warranty will be made
which, when the ncum ORANGES above named are salts
fed will mpart to the pur an indisputabe title
JACOB BUTLER.
Muscatine, February 8, IS61-wew-pr's fee-ss
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Diseases of. the Chest and Liver.

These diseases too we'll known to require any dc.
scription How many every year carried
to the silent grave by that dreadful scourge Consump
ton, which always commences with slight cough
Keep the blood pure and healthy by taking few doses
of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills each week, and dis
ease Of any kind impossible Consumption and Lung
difficulties always arise from particles OF corrupt mat
ter deposited in the arcells by bad blood Purify that
stream of life and will very carry off and destroy
the poisonous matter and like crystal river flowing
through DESERT will bring with it and leave through
out the body the elements of health and strength As
the river leaving the elements of fertility in is
causes the before barren waste to bloom with flowers
and fruit pure blood the frame to rejoice i'll
strength and health and bloom with unfadng beauty.
Judssns Mountain Herb Pills sold by all Medicine
Dealers March l, im
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DIED.,

In Sweetland Township, Muscatine County, March
oath 1851 SARAH DAVIS step daughter Of Loren Par.
sons, aged 20 years.
In her death another proof Of the triumph Of the
Christian religion over tho liking Of Terrors."
On the morning of March 10th, 1861 in Orono Township
Muscatne County, MARY, wife of A. J. BRockwAY aged
IS years. s..
Oh | fond young mother, loving wife,
An early grave was thine;
While hsary headed parents still,
Arc lingering ON the shores of time
But We whose hearts o'erfow with pain
Count our sad loss thy greatest gain.
For He who tempereth the wind
Unto the lamb late shorn,
Hath ever round the desolate
His arms of "a ercy thrown;
Aud trusting in our MARY's God,
We humbly "bow 70 kssths ROD" a. Il. 4.
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For the Journal
Triplets!

Mr.. Ma,IIN - Dear Sir When things
90 little contrary to the ordinary course Of
nature, or one woman is disposed to do
more than another for her country. l sup
pose it would be as we'll to tell Of it throus b
the JOURNAL: Last night, the Goth inst,
Mrs. John Cation. q resident of Moscow
township, gave birth to three children with
in two hours of each other-two daughters
and one son. The mother and children are
all we'll, and bid fair to- continue so.
Thought it would be we'll enough to com
municate the facts to you as they really are,
and that you should make such notice as
may seem proper to you. Yours, d.. r
Atalissa, Iowa, March 81, 1851.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL b sold at my residence, 6L miles from Mus
w catine ON the Iowa City road, Wednesday,
April Sd. 1861 all my stock, farming implements
and household furniture including pair grey horses
IL head Of CATTLE Is 50 stock hogs, plows hsIrows
A. n. Terms made known on day of sale.
March 29..wlt SAMUEL KENDRICK.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

]
, WHOLESALE PRICES.
| WHEAr-Firm at 70a7lc for spring.
HIDEs-Dry salOc Green s14a4c. Sailed 4}zzass y.
BARLEY.First quality SOC.
BEANs-60a65c.
BEEr-5aSc by the quarter, 1oc Smoked.
BurTERaFresh roll 1214c, prime frkin 1os.
BRAN-50 cents per 100 lbs.
CATTLE-In gross 21I13c u 10.
0ASDLEs.Mculd l1}5c. Star lsa2Oo . n.
CHEEsE-Prime State Dairy sal0c y b.
os.s1a IL: ss fair iss g gs%s 49, n
Corn MEAL-6Oc y loo lbs.
| BAcoN-Hams loo.
hi! aaei ;%s No. 81 No. 1 isSS' I'll I'll
Herring No SOC v box, scaled Coo.
FLoUR-Extra Spring s4,00, Superf1ne spring $3,75.
h, Peaches dry Sc y b. Raisins NJ $s25 Iaye,
~ ssa s ss aSs 1i S sssss &c.
iRoN-Flat bar SIG, Juniata SIC, Sheet 90 Nail
rod Norway no do Penn &c. Horse shoe bar 49, Nails
Lead AND sHor-Pig &c, Bar 614a7c y n, Shot 81 ,75a
Iyssss-el.ar s2s.sso per 1000 feet. I'd clear $40.
sls.5oasl5 scantling $3.50, Dry Flooring SO, Dry
$25Oa4.
LEArHEn-sole Oak s2as5c. spanish sole a4a9sc Ru,.
ao slaughter &c. Kps per lb 60asOc French Calf per
Id 9oaSl Is. Common do $2Oa4o per doz.
LARD-City 100 country &c per lb.
MoLAssEs-Plantation 40a43c, Sugar House Syrup
4oaaSc, Golden Syrup 5oaeOc, Sorghum soa60c.
OIL-Linseed 75c, Lard 1OOc
PAns-Sl, SOaS2, 40 per doz
PAINTs-White Lead 81, 25a9, 90.
MESS PoRK-$l6al7,OO.
PorAroEs-Abundant ut 121lc.
FouLrRf-Fnrkeys &c per ID, Chickens, dressed ESQ
per pair or &c per ID.
PowDEa-Blasting $3.50, Rifle 5000 per key:
RICE-6Lc.
RYE-SOa35c.
SPIcEs-Cassia ground 35c. Gloves Eutmegs TO-
Ginger ground s]2aloc, Pepper per bag lie, ground
SHoRrs-6oc per 100 lbs.
T0BACCo-Ten Lump l7a20c, Natural Leaf 35alOc Dor
ID, Smoking papers per or $500.
TEAs-Black 25a65c, Gunpowder 42a70c, Imperial 4Oa
65c, Young dyson 40a65c per ID.
TuBs-$SalO,O0 per doz.
SAL&RATus-Babbitt's &c, Soda. kegs 5a6c, Super
Carb oa61zc, Sal Soda Indigo 7oa90.
sALr-harrels $3.50, G 1915, $50, Coarse |
Solar 1915
sueAR,Brown 7@sc, Clarified 10000, Crushed
and powdered lie. !
SOAP-Bar PEI box 4s4a7, CASTLE 121Sal4, Olive .,
Rabbits Erasive ~, Oakley's &c.
SrEEL-English Cast per ID 1Sa2Oc German 12ha15c |
Spring &c. English Blister 12a2Oc American &c. Plough
Iteel Sc.
WHlsKY-City Rectifed 17a18c.
RETAIL PRICES.
BurrrR-1218c per lb.
BEANS 0cax1 90 per bushel.
Com MEAL-S0cal 90 per 100 pounds.
CHlcKENs-25c per pair.
E9as-6c per dozen.
OysrERs-6 0c per can.
TURkEYs-Sc per pound.
WooD- $Sa3,5 50 Yer cord.
FLoUR-Extrs $3.50, 5uperans $500.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-29

PRA1R1E FlREs.-For some nights past the
sky has been illumined by the red glare OF
prairie fires, which, owing to the dry weather
and high winds, are raging earlier than
usual this spring. On the bluffs, on the
opposite shore of Illinois, fire has been
burning 6ercely for several days, and must
be doing no inconsiderable damage to the
young trees, &c. In many instances, we
presume. these fires are purely accidental,
but some of them are started by persons
either misehisvously disposed, or who
desire to burn the grass or brush from some
tract Of ground. Persons should be extremely
careful, when making outdoor fires, to con-
6ne them to their own premises, Is very
results often follow; hay, grain,
fences, and sometimes buildings even, being
destroyed before the owners can take the
necessary steps to save them from the flames.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-29
BLACKsMITH WANTED.

A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BLACKSMITH, who un-
IA derstands ironing wagons and buggies and doing
custom work. Qroning wagons and buggies being the
principal work. can get pleasant situation and good
pay by applying to the undersigned, in Columbus City,
Iowa. JACOB GETS.
March o. l66l-w8tH