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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-18
V'egesubIe Life .Nedtcines

Are well known to be infaliible
DYsPErsIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first = -
second stomachs, and creating flow of pure heal g.
bile, instead of the stale and acid kinds FLArULr
Loss q Afpelfs Hecr1nr" lie adachs, III Temper, Aa.
Langour and Melancholy which are the general sy
toms OF Dypepsi., will vanish natural consequ-
Of its cure.
CosTIyENEss, by cleansing the whole lenehtb of !, u
intestines with solvent process and without viole
ell violent purges leave tho bowels costive within !;
days.
FEvERs of all kinds by restoring the blood to ar,
uar circulation, through the process Of respiration
such cases. and the thorough solution of ali intess:
obstructionS o hers
| The Lie Medicines have been known IN cure Pr. =,
aAIlsM permanently i'll three weeks, and GoUT in 81
that time by removing local inflammation from Their
cies ana lgaineits Of the joints. -a e-ts Il 4
DnoPsIEs OF ell kinds, by freeing and strenethe, Il
the Kidneys and badder they operate most deig htf
y on these important organs, and hence have l.,
ouno certain remedy for the cases of GRAY
Also oRIs, 10y dsiodging from tie turpincs of /,
oo@es The Shiny matter to which these creatures adh
ecukit, ULCERS, and fsyErERaTE SORES by the u 4.
ect purity which these LIE Medicines give to the bic,
and all the hunlors e " Wv ~
SCOEDUTIc EaUrTIoNs and Bed Conpuerions bv the
Alternative effect upon the Gus la. feed the skin
the morbid state of which occasions all eruptyc com
plants, saliow, cloudy, add other disagreeabe con-
plexiUns.
The use Of these Pills FOR a very short time will ene.
an entire cure OF SALE EHLtM and striking improve
ment in the cicarncss of the skin COMMON COLDS am
iNfLU MA will always BIO cUIed by Dose or by tw
In ths worst cases. - : = ~
PILEs.-Ihe original proprietor of these Medicines
was cured of Piles of % years standing by the use
the Life Medicines alone. .'-F.-- p
FEVER VIVID AGUE For this scourge of tia Western
country these Medicines viii be found SAFE speedy and
certain remedy Other medicines leave the system sub
ect to return of the dsease-a by these Medicines
is permanent-TRY THEM, BE SATLSSATLGFIED
AND BE CURED
BILIOUS FEvERs AND LIVER CoMpLA1N1s.-Gese-al
Debility Loss Of APPETITE and Diseases of Iemales-the Med
icnes have been used with the results in
cases Of this description Kags Ell and S1alo in its
worst FORMS yields to the mild yet powerful action Of
these remarkable hedicines Night Sweats, Nervous D.
o!!y, Nervous Complaints of all kinds Palpitaons Of he
Heart, and Pointers Collie are speedily cured. -.
. HERCURIAL DIsEAsEs.-Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired by the injudiccus use of Msrc.
ry will find these medicines perfecs cure, as they
never fail to eradicate from the SYSTEM all the effects
OF Mercury, infinitely than the most powerful
preparations of SarsaparNa
Prepared and sold by w. a. M0EEAr
No. $50 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE By ALI DRUGGISTS
Sept. 25. dkw1y.
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MARKETS.

M MA T. >.
ST. LOUIS Jan H.
FhoUR-Dull at H,50@S4, IS for country superfine.
WnEAT-Sales limited to two lots of club at $50 CSC
CoRN-Firmer at 43G4sc.
HIDEs-Dry lie.
HoGs-SG@s6,30.
PoRK-Mess $500
PER TBLEGRAPH.1
CHICAGO Jan. 1G.
FLoUR--Dull and unchanged.
WEEAr-Quet, sales Of $1,000 bushels of north -wes-
tern club a: s2 and 10000 bushels of No spring &c.
10000 bu=hels of No. at 7Sc in store.
CoRN.-Quet, sales 1000 bushels mixed at 2S@2sLc
in store and 1000 bushels rejected at 25 in store.
DRESSED HoGs.-S5,55
ExcHANGE.-On New York per cent.
New YORK, Jan. Is.
FLoUR-Dull; sales 5000 barrels at S5,9O@S6,1O, for
State S5Ogs5,so for Ohio, S59oGs610 for southern.
WuEAr.-Heavy, 10000 bushels sold at 81 80 for Mil.
waukie club.
CoRN.-Heavy, 10000 bushels sold at 7oc.
LARD.-Dull at 9i4@lo1ac.
WHIsKY.-Duil at l9c.
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w Copies of the DAILY JOURNAL will be
found for sale at the bookstores each morn
ing. The Daily contains the night dis
patches by telegraph-the same as received
by the daily papers in the larger cities. This
puts US to considerable additional expense,
but we hope to be remunerated for it by in
creased patronage.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-18

CONDITION OF THE WESTERN RIVERS. AT
last accounts the Mississippi was open from
Alton down, and poats were running from
St. Louis to points below The Missouri
was blocked with ice above st. Charles On
the Ohio, navigation has not been suspended
his winter. At Pittsburgh, on the 9Th,
channel
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-18
The American lie dical and Toilet
Receipt Book.

Thit book contains Recipes and Directions for
making all the most valus Gle Medica pic parations
in also Recipes aud fnli and explicit directions
for making all the most popular and useful Cos.
metics, Perfumes, Unguen1, Hair Restoratives,
and all Toilet articles. II you are suffering with
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with to know anything and everything in the Med.
ical and Toilet line, you should by all means, Pc
Fuse copy Of this book. For full particulars,
and q sample of tse work for perusal, (free,) ad .
dress tho publisher. T. F. CHAPMAN,
.d3m No. S3l Broa dway. New York.
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asrECfAL N.sTECES
aEECfAL NzsTTCES.
The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Ckake, n. o
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases which the
female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
aud removes all distractions aud speedy may be
relied on.
To Married Ladies'
it is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
CAUTION,
These Pills should OF be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, they arc
bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time Aey
safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
in the Back and and Limbs. Fatigue slight exerton
Palptaon of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect whsn all other means have fail
ed aud although powerful remedy, do not contain
iron. calomel, anthony, anything hurtful to the
constitution.
Full directions the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Scle Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Q,ate 1. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, n. Y.
n B.-S1, 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle, containing 50
Pills by return mail.
Sold by j. B. Dorgherty and F. Il. Stone Muscatins,
and all good Druggists. Nov. 9, d1wsIy.
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o. B. MCDONALD,

ATALISSA, --------- IOWA.
TTAs JUST RECEIVED NEW AND SELECT
assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, choice
Family Groceries, Ready made Clothing, Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps Hardware Queensware and Glass
ware. Also, Drugs, Oils, Paints, Patent Medicines,
Fancy Goods, Books and Stationery, Yankee Notions
Window Glass, Putty, Turpentine Tobacco, Snuff am
Cigars of all kinds and every other article usually sold
by country merchants. Dec. 2sth, 1860
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TINE undersigned wishes those indebted to him to
call and settle old accounts and if not able to pay at
present. from the fact of indulgence to let him all
the cash they o. b. McDONALD.
Atalssa, Iowa, Dec. 25th, 1860.
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cYIn 1850, when there was good deal
of trouble in the country about Slavery, o
Boston gentleman asked General Houston
how it could be settled. "Well," said the
General, s'you go North and shoot six men,
and I'll go South and shoot half dozen,
and think things will 90 on quietly"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-18

H@ Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing Machines
are now selling at reduced prices at Durf,e's
Jewelry Store. He has also fine assortment
Of Silver and Plated ware, fancy goods and
toys designed for Holiday presents. Call
early at S. G. Durfee's.
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B@ The snake has been quite appropri.
ately adopted as the device on the secession
banner. 1t is the shape which the Devil
took to cause the loss of Paradise to our race
louisville Journal.
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JFor the Journal.l
Muscatine Light Guards.

Mr.. EDITOR In recent issue of your
paper you were pleased to call On the "Union-
loving Captain of the Light Guards to re-
organize his company and prepare for war
Having the honor to be the present COM
mandant of that company, l have word to
say on the condition of the country and my
views rs to the remedy. Four States have
already declared themselves out ot the Union,
and the presumption is that in the space OF
afew weeks every slave State will follow their
example. Then We will have the whole
South arraycd against the North in deadly
combat, followed with oil the untold horrors
of civil war - friend against friend, father
against son, and brother against brother.
Whichever may be the victor will return
from the field of conquest with his hands
red with his brothers blood, and the curse
of Cain resting upon him.
For my own part, l have no ambition to
embark in such a war, but would prefer to
see those who have been and still are so
active in bringing about the present state OF
things lead the van. On former occasion,
l responded cheerfully to the call of my
country, and had the honor to be in the front
rank of the column at the storming of Mont
Grey; my comrades fell thick and fast around
me and the hail of death that fell upon us
was terrible; but would rather face a
thousand such scenes than fire once upon
the ranks of my own countrymen.
The questions then arise, can the horrors
of civil war be averted, and how? That
eminent patriot and statesman, j. j. Critten-
den, has introduced measure into the
United States Senate looking to the re-essa.b
lishment of the Missouri Compromise. by
constitutional enactment, that is receiving
the consideration Of the wise and good both
North and South This measure believe
to be just and equitable to both sections. Its
passage liz 1920 was one of the browning
triumphs of the immortal Clay; its subse
quent repeal has been fraught with the
greatest evils to the nation, and, l honestly |
believe, that its re-enactment and extension |
to the Pacific would restore peace snd har
mony to our distracted country.
| am glad you are pleased to style me the |
CniOn'loVlng captain CT the Light NuarOs.
Although intended evidently as sheer,
am proud Of the title; and l believe the
curses of future generations will rest upon |
the memory of all, whether North or South,
who do not love the Union and who are not
willing to make sacrifices to preserve it.
The company under my command will in
due time be recognized and prepared for
active service, and every man of them, when
the time comes, will fight for the Union,
whether it be agsinst Southern or Northern
disuuionists. BEN. BEACH.
Very good, Captain. We hope that if you
find any disunionists in the North, or a
single man who dares tear down the glorious
stars and stripes and to run up any other
flag in its place, you will attend to him first
and then 60 South to finish the work. As
to the compromise you propose, we see no
reason in making compromises with people
who invariably break them and who will not
consent to be governed by the constitutional
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


We are authorized to announce A. F. DEMO-
REST a candidate for Postmaster of Mus
catine, at the Republican election on the I'd of
February.
We are authorized to announce Capt. J. B.
TELLER as candidate for Postmaster of this
city, as above.
Mr.. EDIroa :-Y You will please announce JAS.
NJ KERR a candidate for Postmaster of Musca-
tine at the Republican election to be held the I'd
day of February next. AVo7BR.
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Written for the Cincinnati Commercial
A New Yeav's Address to South
Carolina

Good morning, Miss South Csrolina,
Pray don't stay out there in the cold;
Our Christmas log never burned finer
In the glorious winters of old.
Uncle Sam at his ample board sitting,
Looks sad that his nei,e is not here;
So pray quit your scolding and fretting,
We wish you Happy New Year.
Come, come-sister Maine wants to kiss you,
And blend your Palmetto with Pine;
Little Rhody is sorry to miss you,
Connecticut sends you line;
New York will he lonely and dreary
If Carry leaves vacant her room,
And her valleys from Hudson to Erie,
Be shrouded in sadness and gloom.
Oh come, for the humors infectious,
Miss Georgia looks solemn and points;
Mrs. Sirpi most sadly neglects us,
Ally Bams her good Uncle fouts.
Even Florida starts up to vex US,
Though the Indians we chased from her shores
And the ranting Thersites of Texas,
His torrent Of balderdash pours.
Oh! join not the songs and the dances
OF the sirens who lead you astray,
The Slidells, the Toombses the Yanceys,
Who lead to destruction the way.
Yes, haul down that flag of Palmetto,
Come in and we'll put up the bars,
And yield your allegiance yot to
The banner of stripes and of stars.
Yes, rally once more round the banner
That marshalled your brave and your free,
When it streamsd o'er the plains Of Savannah
And flashed Ger the hills of Sautee;
Though now like vixen you carry on,
Beguiled by your Keitt and your Khett,
Wen remember your Sumter and Marion,
And gladly forgive and forget.
Let the thoughts of your earlier glory
Go flashing through heart and through brain
Embalmed by your sage in story,
Baptised in the blood of your Hayne.
No longer by falsehood b. gammoned,
Nor applaud where rank treason resounds,
And your "mud stills" forgetting your Hammond
Will reverence your Pinckney and Lowndes.
OF your sober sisters take counsel,
By time and affection endeared
Nor shatterlfrom roof-tree to ground-sill
The temple our forefathers reared.
Virginia says, "Wait awhile, Carry"
Staid Maryland counsels delay,
In the Union Kentucky will tarry,
Till her sons have forgotten her Clay.
The fire yet survives in the embers
Of Shelby, of Knox and SEVER:
Brave, rue Tennessee yet remembers
The faith that her jackson held dear
And one Andrew yet lives to remind us
Of the Andrew that sleeps meath her sod
Those links in firm concord shall bind us,
One country, one flag, and one God.
So come now, dear, cross little Carry,
Don't stay in the sulks and the cold;
The longer away that you tarry,
We miss you the more from the fold
Come in Uncle Sam shan't spank you,
Wen speak kind word in his ear,
And even Massachusetts will thank you,
And wish you Happy New Year
oLLEGE CORNER, Dec. 2sth. J. II.
Tritten after reading Gen. Woods Recent Letter.
Such soldier talk assures the land
1t isn't wholly burs,ed;
Our Wool against their cotton, and
pscba Cd
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Mrs. Winslow,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has O
Soothing Syrup for children teehng, which generally
ac ates the process of teethng sofening the
reducing all inflammation will allay all pain and is
to regulate the bowels Depend upon it mothers it wall
give to yourselves and relief and health your
ants. Perfectly safe in all SEQ advertisement
in another column.
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FOREIGN EMIGRATION. - During the past
year 1o3,62l immigrants have arrived at
New York from foreign countries, of whom
there were 1869 Irish, 1886 Germans
H. ~ English, 1906 Scotch, ], 47O French,
% saa aI 3fS s~ s New La Yo!s ss
the previous year 1850. Of the total fol-
1860, A. 600 avowed their intention to locate
in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The
steady preponderance of the Irish and Ger
man clements show that former influences
have not changed materially. Of the entire
lO3,62l immigrants, only 1000 were destined
for the Southern States, while New England
absorbed no less than 10000, New York
A, 900, and the Northwest 10000.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-18

ID EMAINING IN The POST OFFICE at Musca.
IL tine Iowa. Jan. 18th, 1861
Persons calling for advertised letters requested
give the date of the list.
On and after Nov. LIST tho Post Office will be open
Sundays frou to A. NJ.
GENTS LIST
DATES SOLOMON MCCULLOUGH WIN
Is Baily George WI Mcclellan Archibald
Bargerbos B Martin Henry
Bennett John Mathews Benjamin
Beemer Thomas Manley George
Boswaytz Merrill
Bowie Hamer Mttmann Frederick
Bremen Thomas Iorre U
Buckley Timothy Molie Joseph
Bartlett Daniel Meyers III
COOPER WI Myers Frederick
u Ceayeand FA NTEADY JOHN
Cook Joseph IN Nyenhuis CT
now GB DAYEY NV
- Draper John 1 Peck PM
Duney Henry Picket Israel
I TIhI Is;J JERRE patz John
T. Erwin David PorcellJN
FOsTER SAMUEL DEEDER
h Ford Mr. N Reed David
Fowler Henry Rlnnert
Frain Peter Russell Samuel
Freeland Isaac CEYLLER JOSEPH
FunkDM - Smith Robert. Franklin
CAMBS JOSEPH Smith Charles
" Gibson w Smith James
Gottered Jacob Smith John
CIETFIELD JOHN Smith David
II Hartman Bradford Snowdcn James
Hitler Sgmund Stanley Alfred
Hill George B Sweeney Thomas
| Hopkinson John FTNLTON JOHN
Hurbaugh William i Tanker John
| IDLE JOHN WYATT II A
/ w Vessels J W
/ JAMES W G WEIGH William
u Woods
TERN JOHN WrightJR
| n Kilbourne o Wright Wilson
| Kuhl G W
LADIES' LIST.
DAKER CARoRINE MARVIN MARY
d Bean Mrs 6 II
| Bluce Kitty NORTH MARY
! CHAPMAN MARY Nv
| ~ Coghlan Margret D0PP JOSEPHINE
| Collins Georgia y Patterson Miss Sarah
JTICaELBERGER MISS p IGGS MYRA
| n GALENA III
X RAHAM SARAH CANDER IDA
~ Guthreg Sarah ~ Stone Mary
| TVAGER ELIZA 3 Stebbins Mary
| III Hitler Mary kETALTER SARAH
| w Walker Elizabeth
| ROBERT WILLIAMS, T. NJ.
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Do You Want a Pump ?
D. S. ROWE,

A TALISSA, MUSCAT1NE COUNTY, IOWA.
n tenders hiI services, professionally, as Physician
and Surgeon to the citizens of Ataissa and surround
ing country Calls attended to promptly.
PRIcEs.-Visit. Medicine and Prescription ia town
day night, $500.
If the becomes protracted reasonable charges by
the day.
Mileage day night 50 CENTS it is reckoned in
some countries, each way, 25 cents.
Medicine and Prescription, in the country, from so
cents to co. owing to the quantity and kind used
Obstetrical cases, (ao e1t'as,) $780,
III each charge for mileage for the first three
miles.
All surgical in the same proportion the above
deduction of 25 per cent will BIO made in all
where payment made within month after services
are rendered.
Though the above is fair statement of our charges,
yet all accounts, where circumstances would to
demand it, subject to favorable consideration.
Atalissa, July 18th, 1S60-w
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az The Board of Supervisors, in session
last week, adjourned to the second Monday
in March.
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CAUTION.
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS vacancy exists in the Office of Levee
w Commissioner for tho Townships of Bloomington
and Seventy-sx, Muscatne county, State of Iowa.
notice is hereby given that election will be held
in heTownships of Bloomington and Seventy-Six, in
said county, at the usual place of holding the general
A. D. 1861, to I'LL the vacancy and in The election Of
said Levee Commissioner, all the electors residing in
the district abiect to be taxed under the provisions of
act entitled can act to provide for ievyng tax
certain lands to complete and keep in repair lsves
Muscatine Island and for the election of Levee Com
missioner to snpcrintend the same," approved March
10th, 1853, will be entitled to vote for Levee Com
missioner. The Trustees and the Clerks Of the Town
ships Of Seventy-Six and Bloomington will act as
Judges and Clerks of said electen and make return
at my office in Muscatine city, provided by the
General Election And said election within all respects
be conducted in the same manner the general cleo
ton for State aud County officers.
~ In witness whereof, have hcreunto set
g. @ my hand and affixed the seal of the county
W. EDW'D H. THAYER. Co. Judge.
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LAND FOR SALE.

NHE undersigned offers for sale AGO acres of vaua.
i BILE land, lying Cedar river, ten miles west of
Muscatire The said land is calculated to make Of
the best stock farms in the State having
al coed Springs with about fifty acres OF Timber on it,
and lies on direct road to the city of Muscatine. Sold
in suit purchasers, with reasonable payments
For further particulars inquire of the undersigned,
six miles Muscatine the County Poor House,
MARY HITCHCOCK,
G.. w. II. LUCAS.
January 4th, 1860 w4w".
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A PpeP HEoY OF 10. SMITH FULFILLED -
Orson Hyde the great Mormon prophet
writes to the Salt Lake Ne,os from Ephralm
Utah Territory, Nov. 81, asking Mr.. Douglas
if che recollecss certain conversation had
with Joseph Smith in the house of Sheriff
Back anstos, in Carthage, Illinois, in the veal
1913, in which Mr.. Saith said to him: You
will yet aspire to the Presidency ofthe Uni
ted States but if you raise your hand, OF
your voice, against the Latter Day Saints
you can never be President Of the United
States"'
Hyde says ";he Judge will doubtless re-
collect that l was present and heard the
conversation" and concludes by asking
Douglas this pertinent question:
"Now, Judge, what think you about 10
seph Smith and Morlnonism q
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-18

#F For the best stoves, ETC.. at the lowest
prices, 20 to the ''Muscatine Stove Store
See Advertisement.
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CO The lines of ELIZA" are respectfully
declined. The sentiments are touching and
beautiful, but lack the rythmetical requisites
of poesy.
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MS- Hope. "EN

@ Hope. -0N
POETRY OF rHYsIC.
Let the sick to Herrick go,
Who'd be i'll, I'd like 10 know :?
Such cures his pills do mike.
Smiles lovely smiles, shall deck the brow
Where gloominess is rampant now,
And hope anew shall wake,
Herrcks patciess Pills =ar;!e the people with their
cnres This is the season they them. Large boxes
95a boxes 81. See advertisement 1t Cd page. (Noy
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-01-18

DISTRICT CouRT.-The cases against the
city, for damages by the overlooking of Iowa
Avenue from the west branch of Pappoose.
were commenced yesterday. There are ten
of these cases in all. They will likely occu-
py several days. The one new in progress
is that of DR.. Waters, who claims damages
to the amount of $24o, ON account of the
feod of Sept. 7th and 9Th, 1858, He has
another suit, claiming over 81 900 for mum
dation a second time.-Daaly, 18th.