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WANTS.


| WASTk.
HJANTED NEGROES WANTED
| w gentleman wishes 10 prrehase. scr Al /,
own use several HOUSE SERVANTS, a- well %,
FIELD HANDS eishrr laen or we,nen OF n /.
first n woman between 20 or 3e, who IN ge,d
sewer, washer and ifener. AIso n good tas n ea.A
| a boy ard gfl. zach about ls yes s Of s.e Pa
ties having snei,, y bsler in town ar country nsY
| a3dre ss g X. Y. H." at thr Powhata1 House
&c 22-tf
w a N T = rr.0,v nm .sv.
CARPENTERS.
CABINET MAKERS
oe Pit. r. C. HOW, Governor st.
M AFTED-BOARD Persons wh, are pr,
w pared 20 BOARD Medical Students for the
winter at moderate rates win confer d favor h
sending their addres sea. stating terms, 10 DR.
J.i9NEa, Fiankn street above 7fh, or 10 Mr. PAR
RS o. at tie Medical College, as early e. eanve.
nlsnt ocse-2t
VIZ TANTED-TU RENT-A small HOT'SE.
w OF four RoOss, comfc taby fnrr~h.d, Tor
wniah reasonable rer. viii be paid address
N" box 9e6, City Post-Ofice stating Iorasty
| rent, &c. cc 2s- 3t*
yNANTED-TO BUY-A NEGRO GIRL.
w about IA yesra "ld
ALSf-To hirS. :or the balance OF the year,
NEGRO WOMAN, slave, 10 DO the 5ouse work for
a small fsrny. Address "A. H. box $50, City
P0ftbfhee. &C lS-6;*
~ CARRIAGE PAINTER
Also, hands wanted to make b 4GS. Apr.y 10
JOHN DOES,
oc 2S-2s Corner OF 9Th and Broad SITS.
"AN rED--TO H.RF--a COOK for field ssr-
~ vice. Adde'S, "ARaT OYFIoER Dispatch
Ofa'e. oc os-3i.
VTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE
w Wanted. for six or twelve months small
FURNISHED DwELLIEG HOUSE,
removed trpm tie business portion Of tn city.-
,, Address II. IL p" through Dispatch office
oc 8-3t*
n ANTHD
I want SUBSTITUTE in company on the
Pen;ns'ils.
John viI&ersoH will, by calling on me, re-
eeive Information in regard to a subject etFec ing
MIN. oc 26--3tS GEO W GBETTER.
w ANTED--To hire, Immediately. a healthy
w WET NURSE, ether white or coIoredi
without encumbrauce Apply at the residence of
5. O. TARDY,
oc &-4tt Corner Cary and 81 s-s.
w ANrHD-A situation a.
In or ont doors. Can give good recomaraenda
tons Address "H.," Dispatch Office.
26--:3s+
wv A t 4 b.
w a FL UkNlSHED ROOM
| F5r gentleman. Address p, ;" at Disra,ch Of
| dee- cc 26-3t .
vbJ ANTED-
Ut FIVE No.
| UOR@ e. GHUEaS
ALSO,
TEN GOOD WAGON DRIVERS
| For city transportation.
Wa Z. WARREN.
oc 2f--ts Capt. sud Asst. q. NJ. G.. 4
yHT "A N T u -
| Wv EUOGSE
| o. moderate rert, N the country. either ~ .ie
| subnrb; some miles from toYp 1--we or q.
| rooms, gocd garden, ID good ne,ghborhoot, are
| desired. Apply ~ this Office. oc DIS
| IA AMI D-A ieeV more good MEN Is u1
| W = IousVe Guerilla company. Quarters fut.
| Ii3hod Immediately. Rendezvous o,i !ntn .treet
| between htain and Cary.
| nc IE-lws GAIT L. KEEPERS
WANTED--8As sTLKS AID TIYISHERS-
| W On Closks Apoiy 20
OF 2i-ts CHILES ( CaENERY
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y ILL II II. FNEN- D
The Right Hon. Lord Lyoas, Sc.

NAaRoW EAcAPB Al NISGARA FA1Ja-Qn
Sunday evening last, while a party of gen
sielnen were making q tour Of Goat Island h,
moonlight. one OF the party, Mr.. Percy
Clarke, lndiscreetiy Yentured too near IN
edge of the rock forming portion of the
Central Fail. ~ this point the earth above
the rock Is insecure, and Mr Clarke, while
pressiu & fprWsr,i 10 catch a closer view Of the
torrent, the earth gave way un der his feet
aud he was prec' pitatei upon the rock below
In the partial darkness, the moon being at
that moment obscufad BY passing clouds il
,cas almost impossible 10 Distinguish Elr
Clarke's position, and for moment is was
thought be had been swept OYER the fall All
was confusion, and ~ the wild roar Of the
Ca,uract II was difficult to hear his cries Tor
help.
a this moment, Mr.. Howard PauI, Of Lon
don, who WIS one Of Jhe party, sprang for
ward and instantly removing his coat pros
trated himself upon the bank, and clinging to
the roots OF Il tree, threw an end of the gar
ment 10 the unfortunate gen ntlemaa and sue
ceeded, at the risk of his own life, in rescuing
Mr.. <. from his peril0us and fearful position
When discovered he was han ging to an abut-
ting crdg Or fragment or rock which forms
the prsCipiCe OF the Central Fall. within g
single foot OF the immense sheet of falling
water which rOars and tumhles distance of
one hundreo>Snd fifty feet below. Had il not
been for Mr.. Howard Pauls courage and
presence Of mind, there would most likely have
been added another victim 10 the list of those
whO nave lost their lives by yenturing too
near the terrific dangers Of Niagara Falls.
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sFs RUN THE BLOCKADE

superior lot Of genuine
HAVANA eiGARS.
just received per Express from New 0rleans-th,
mot pJrovet brands
G. Il. BRICKEN, Agent.
&C a--5tF No. Exchange Block, Pearl IT.
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u RICuMoND THEATRE.


~ = II NJ . n !, THEA TIRE
NoT1CE.-The ladies' aod gentlemen connected
win this establishment will assemble at the Green.
Eoon, on TUESDAY C9tbl morning at 10 o'elk.
oc @e-~t" TIE MANAGER
a. CALCULATING LIBRARIES f(II,
49, Iht I1-Mp$--An effort l. now Leiug
mace 10 tuppy aaca regiment os service i'll this
sfaie with a circulating Library IN thi. way
hlaca LAY De zone for The comfort and morals d
our soldiers nurug he tlToe taey may oa in winter
HnafteEs having the cooperation OF the Copo:
teus. tlap-aias AMI 20 large "a ent, the resior.
soldieis, II VII be e.sy to make the neoesssrv er
FanSfmants Il the friends {; home ~id aid. All
WHO feel i0 crested in this nos. important ohject
aio earnestly requested 20 send con ributions cit al
oi moaey' or Of books aad mag gezines, TO The care
Cf GEO. j. SUNGNEH Il Go Richmond Va
~. r. DICK NSOE,
General Superintendent Coipoftsge
oc 25-St
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-elst ~, ali porn has been made Tie reel %.
eapa,,., suberb war steed, msgnifieentIy
~ ,.hoied, de an eviden co of the admlratlou
s'4'stode OF the people Of Texas.
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;, threaten vengeance on TIE Lincoln

ID. says, threaten vengeance on TIE Lincoln
adherents.
Dir. Holmes, from the Creek Agency, came
down yesterday He says that Col Mcintosh s
regiment is moving M towards the tTppsr
Creeks, and Col. Drew's cherokee regiment !
is also or the march for that region He saws,
that IL is hoped that the delegation sent b..
MIR. Ross to Opotheleyoholo will settle m atters
amicabiy. There is no doubt but Lincoln
einissaries have been at work among the Up
per Creeks.
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gAgENSsS BANKS.
NOTICE, NOTICE.
METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK.

All persons holding the notes OF tais Bank will
please take notice that thay sru be yedesaaea when
ever presented Al my G. na,er
VIM. q, DANDRIDdE, Treasurer
os 26-7t& No, los Broad at
CPECIAL NUTICE.
= The Office Of the WAR BANK
Is ut DICKINSON & HrlI's,
Corner Of Wall aaa Franklin ssreess,
Where this issae III be redecsIied.
Wheuevsr offered In Sums Of
FIVE DOLLARS. and upwards.
L. II. FRAYanR
- s0-aans G 6usssM D HIIL sss'k ].
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sESa TO THE VOTERS 0FTRE SEVENTH
Sn~CONGKES8f0NAL D I s Z K ICT-C9ra
posed OF the counties OF Campbell, Amherst, Nei
son, AIbemarle, Fiuvarna and Buckingham AT
the solicitation of number Of gentlemen OF differ
snt parties throughout the District, announce my.
self candidate to represent you in the first Con
gress Of the Confederate Stajes, under their per
nauent Constitution. / viii take An eary cnpcr.
tunity To address tbs people At their respective
Court Houaas.
So Is--ts JAMES y. HGLE0MBE
rY@Whigr Ea4ss,et al,I Examine. please eopy.
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N 4 NTED NEGROES WANTED. -
w gentleman wishes 10 prrehase ier ii,
own several HOUSE SERVANTS, q. well q,
FIELD HANDS eithFr l1en ar wo,nen OF n :.
first woman between 90 or 3e who in good
sewer, washer end ifener. Aso n good . In n ea,A
a boy ard girl. ossh about ls yea Of ase Psy.
ties having snci beiler in town ar country ~
a3dre ss s' X. Y. H." at thr Powhatan House.
92-
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FAIL A!E.ESEEGsS S@.

~. To THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY,
g JEFFERSON, CLARKE MORGAN,
HAMPSHIRE, HARDY AND ShENAN-
DOAH.--We authorized to announce that
WILLIAM LUCAS, Esq OF Jefferson county, 1t
the solicitation o. numerous friends. tas cousen led
% become q candidate for Congress- Considers
tons too Obvious to mention will prevent his can
"a sing FOR vnt..s. oc oe--Iv%
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OYsTEhsw wuo,,rsa1,r Avn nxr.,,
be Rough End Ready Oyster saloon is the place
ID gct good OYSTE2S-at the corner of OH and
Main straeta-as receive them srvsh every day.
We have, also, BISDS, FISH, HAM and ZOOS,
&c sergnd up Gt the shortest notioe.
oc 2-5tS A. y. IL A. J. HALL. Prop'rs
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7 re ~, II HARDWARE AND CUTLERY

- NaZ&Ef44s n Cn., MOBILE Ala
Offer tOr sdir, los tqsb---
900 keg~ NAILS; IN ceHks HOES.
COO tins 3yvsdes ikDE 20 airches vide
> q tons k' t;ne,; English IRON to y Inc s;de
30 tons Piaw - Et l., 20 u inches vide
lti t"ns Bundle IRON, ot all Gescrf iSns.
80 toss Cast, Gero'an, B!istertd and crowley
STEEL.
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d 4 STEERS. "a c,

= - ~ 49,
H. L $ II OY T ERS
The schooner FjEGiS has Just arrived ia The
Dock with ga go of u,rgs Ia, wei. favored OYs.
TFHS. Thry are believed TO DC tire rnest py ter1
thet bave been IN Eieiil. nd this sea.vn BE sur,,
- inquire fer the schr. Vi, gin"
&C 1s-2t* NORMAN HTNES, Cart
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RiArksriiti'a TOOLS, OF al deserirtiors; 'caf.
renleIs', Gun ati;s. Tanners and C7etc-s'
TOOLS; "8utch=rf Fii.FS ard RASps, ef All
kinds; TiH-TARE q neral ~ ott,uent; tidia
Rubber BELTIAG, of Il ze Manila aud Cos ton
| ROPE; Short and Long Hacd.- SpApES aud
sAON ELS; 100 bags HORSE NAILS and
| W~Ought NAILS; PISTOLS; psR. TsSION
! CAPS: GUN titNr%; Gun LoCkS HORSE
| BRUISES; CT RRY L"9fBS; WOOD s. REwS:
STOVES OF al hi ds; ui.1ine "a dArER AIS:
| with s genera! asiort4egt o. t4AErW RE and
! CUTLERY. oc l--tn,s
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4 N ADAMS POWLR PRESS
: T. -

NO ITO E.-TtN1S, TENTS, TENTS
~ We arr prepared - make Wall rents, tibiey
Tents, Tent, bed Tents, ami every other ki,a
"f Tents ard Figs Ais, grain and Other Bags in
large or small guauttps, any ether Kind OF want
that is 10 pe made OF cloth. 81 snort rotier
ID. :. COkDIE Il 90. 9tb ri between
oc 2S-5ln Grace aud Brnai sEs nic. foanY ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ROBERT WILLIAMS, P. 4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
STATE OF Iowa.
Muscatine County,)

March I'd, 1S61.w5w prs fee s..
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Board Of County Supervisors.

MuscAr1sE, Monday, March II.
Board met pursuant to adjournment-quo-
rum present.
Mr.. Kincaid, by permission, made state
ment in regard to lsvee matters, asking to
be released from verbal contract with Ar
thur Washburn, County Judge.
On motion Mr.. Kincaid was requested to
furnish bill Of items. .
The petition of J. Scott Richman and 9th
ers, relative to bridging Huscatine Slough,
was received and referred to the committee
on roads and bridges.
A petition for a bridge across Sugar Greek
was referred to the same committee.
1t was resolved that no appropriations be
made at this meeting for the building OF
repairing Of bridges.
The committee on Railroads were instruct.
ed to enquire how much, if any, taxes have
been paid on the railroad property in thil
county.
Mr., Crane was appointed a committee o
one to count the different funds in the hand
of the Treasurer.
i Nc ssrs. Price and Robb were added t
said committee. f.
| The report of the committee on the Cd
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, CO
Muscatine County, 0''
To j. M D. B"ro,cs, r. III. Preayman, Ephrsin N Dar-
export, Amelia Shd,u James Maher, Andrea Smith, H.
w. Moore H. Garrett and Michael o. Brian
VOU are hereby notified that there will be on file on
or before the 10th day of March, A. d. 1861, in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Muscatne
county, State of Iowa, petition of Ambrose c. Fulton,
Prettyman the of three thousand hundred and
thirty nine dollars and eighty cents :3l39 SO mon
ey due on tho 29th day of April, A. d. 1861 four
promssery notes executed by said defendants Burrows
9th, 1885, and due l, 2 and years from date Said
petition also asks the foreclosure of your right of
dempon in and to the following described Real Estate
mortgaged to the payment of said notes, to wit
Part of the north east quarter OF section township Is
range east, commencing at the north east of
said quarter secton thence south 102 rods to the NJ
Ii. Rail Road thence north westerly 160 rods to the
line of said quarter section thence north said
line 70 reds to the north west of said quarter
section thence 160 rods to the place of begnRing
subject the right of the public in portion of the
plated and recorded Also except the following
being parts of said tract Lots g g. s. g. g. TO- H. r.
49, &c. II and Is in block 13 and lot IL in block Is
in the town of Fulton. Also excepting the following
where the north line of burrows street utersects
said Nebraska street, running thence north rods,
thence parallel with said side of Burrows
10 rods, thence south parallel with Nebraska street
thence east along the north side of Burrows street
10 rods to the place of beginning.
But personal claim is made against any of said de-
PENDANTS except said Burrows Il Prstyman Now unless
you appear thereto and defend before of the
second day of the next term of said court commencing
on the First Monday of May A. D. 1851 default will
be entered against you, judgment rendered against
said j. NJ D. Burrows and Il. NJ. Prettyman thereon,
and decree made as prayed for in said petition.
RICHMAN 4 BRO,
Sol citors for Plaintiff.
March Sth, 1sG1.w5w prs fee $3.50.
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STATE OF IOWA, S.
Muscatne County, 90
To Catherine Everett Administrative Of tho estate of
William Everett deceased, and Catherine Everett,
Josiah Everett, Lblizaeth Everett, William Everett,
Annie Everett, Ransom Everett, Lavina Everett,
John Everett Sarah Everett Eliza Everett, Charles
Everett, and Theodore Everett,
You hereby notified that there is now on file in the
i Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Musca
tine County, State of Iowa, petition of Iset Brews
ter partners, claiming the foreclosure Of mortgage
executed by William Everett (now deceased) and said
Catherine Everett to petitioners, upon the of the
south quarter of section 49, township IT, range
west Muscatine County, Iowa. to secure the payment
of promisory note executed by said William Everett
during his lifetime to said petitioners bearing date
November 2Sth 1885, for the of due thirty
days after date with ten per cent interest per
Petitioners also ask judgment for the amount of said
note interest and decree for the sale Of said mort
gagged premises.
Now unless you appear thereto, and defend, be-
fore of the second day of the next term of said
Court, commencing on the first Monday Of May, 1851,
default will be entered against you and judgment
dered thereon forecosng all equity of redemption yo9
may have said mortgaged premises.
RICHMAN BRO At:y's for Plaintiffs.
March LIST, 1861, w4w prs fee $3.50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

In this city, Saturday morning, March 9th, 1861,
very suddenly, Of congestion of the rain, MARY E.,
daughter Of Rev A. b. and Mary 8. Robbins - aged
years and months.
In this city, Saturday, March 9Th, 1851, JOSEPH
RANK, aged 50 years.
The deceased q native of Berks county, Pa, and
settled iu this place about sixteen years ago. He
soldier in the of 1872 and received from the Gov
eminent for his services warrant for s0 Of land
but Is supposed he realized very little for the
He had been for years past In very destitute cir
cumstances.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
Diseases of tho Chest and Liver

These diseases too we'll known to require any de-
scrpton. How many Thousands every year carried
to the silent by that dreadful scourge Consump-
ton, which always commences with slight cough
Keep tho blood pure and healthy by taking few doses
of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills each week, and dis.
ease OF any kind is impossible Consumption and Lung
difficulties always arise from particles of corrupt mat
Ter deposited In the by bad blood Purify that
stream Of life and will very carry off and destroy
tho poisonous matter and like crystal river flowing
through DESERT will bring with it aud leave through
ont the body the elements of health and strength As
the river leaving the elements fertility in its
causes the before barren waste to bloom with flowers
and fruit, pure blood the frame rejoice in
strength and health, and bloom with unfadng beauty
Judssn's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Medicine
Dealers. March J. I'm.
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ON, was as follows :

How IT WORKS - The sheriff of Warren
county, at Vicksburg, Mississippi, publishes
the following proclamation, which is of equal
interest to property holders and money
loaners in other portions of the State:
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS PENALTY-To
THE Tax PAYERS OF WARREN COUNTY. - By
an ordinance of the State Convention mil
itary tax has been levied for the defence Of
the Ststs. You are, therefore, hereby mott
fed to come forward Immediately, and pay
the sa,,:e. And IS said convention has levied
a tax on all money loaned outside of the
State. and on all money kept from circulation
within the State, 1t becomes the duty of
every tax payer to appear at the sherif's
office and give in, under oath, said assess
ment of money, forthwith, under a penalty
of flee thousand dollars.
This act apples as we'll to those who
heretofore paid their taxes, a; to those who
have not paid them.
Mr.. McRAE, Sheriff,
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MuscATINB, Wednesday, March Is.
The report of the committee on Poor and
Poor House was taken up, and the charge Of
the Poor House was awarded to Jacob CAST
ner. Drs. Hershe aad Johnson were APP
pointed county physicians.
Mr.. Evans was excused from further
attendance at this session.
The communication of the Treasurer, ask. |
ing credit for coupons paid, was referred to
committee on revenue.
Messrs. Crane, Merritt and Zeigler were
appointed committee to ascertain why the
fees, arising from criminal cases before the
Mayor Of the city Of Mrscatine and the JUS
tees of Bloomington township, were not
paid over for the benefit Of the school fund,
and into what channel said fees had been
diverted.
1t was resolved that all claims must te
filed with the clerk two days previous to
the commencement of the session, or they
will lay over until next session.
The clerk was authorized to take charge
Of the court house square, and to procure
locks for the gates.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
county Judge to furnish the history OF Mr..
Kincaids claims
The clerk was authorized to issue orders
to the present steward of the Poor House and
the county physician for their last quarters
salary.
The communication from the Treasurer,
relative to taxes, was referred to the COM
mittee on claims.
The following bills were allowed:
T. r. Raymond, book, t $500
f John Leiler, buryiug dead, a1 500
, John Coleman, township clerk, $500
John b. Dougherty, wood, 1900
John G. Gordon, goods, 900
D Journal Office, print G, 7,5(
Jesse Knouss, room rent at Wilton, 4,5l
|. John Zeigler, services at Poor House, 1,5(
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
. 6RYAN'S
PULM ONIC WATERS.

L
HE Original Medicine, established In 1857, and nr
article Of the kind ever introduced under the nan
OF "PURAONIC WArRRs" in this or any other country
all other Pulnonic Waters counterfeits. The GEM
| in each WAFER.
Brydns Pulnonic Waters
Relieve Asthme, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
Brysn's PSlmonic Wafers
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains In the Chests
Bryan's Pulmonio Waters
Relieve Incipient Consumption Lung Diseases.
Bryan's P1lmonio Waters
Relieve Irritation of the Uvua and Tonsils.
Bryam's Palmosic Waters
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
Brgans Pslmonic Waters
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryaas Pxlmonic Waters
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
Bryan's Pulmonie Wafers
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BryaH's PXlmonic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures
Bryas's Paimonic Waters
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box Of
Bryo"'s P&l,aonic Waters
No traveller should be without supply Of
Rryan's P"ln.onio Wafer.
in his pocket.
No person will object to give for
Brya~'s Pulnonic WaJers
Twenty five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, Now York
Sold by J. D. Doughsrty, Muscatine, and ali good
rugg lists everywhere. [Nov.9, 80
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY IS OFFERED
for sale by the undersigned:
Out lot No in section 49, township IT, range west,
containing 31lOO acres. This outlot fronts tho Mis-
sisspsi Immediately above the old city limits and il
one of the desirable in the neghborEood of Mus
catine.
w "A Lot in Block 10, in Museatine-fronts the
river and is a very eligible site for warehouse
WLNWL 17-76-2 W-S0 acres.
N%NEN 20-76-2W-S0 acres.
These lands are Muscatne Island, thin one and
two miles of the city limits, and frstrate quality
The property will be sold to satisfy balance due
two Trust Deeds made by Henry Smalley to Dean 7.
Robnson-a mortgage by the same to Shepherd Smaley
the charges of the undersigned and other legal
claims against the said Henry Smaley.
Any of the said property thatmay remain undsposed
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 A and p NJ. A
deed or deeds conveying oil the title of tho undersigned
With a covenant Of special warranty will he made,
which, when the membranes above named are salts
JACOB BUTLER.
Muscatine, February 8, Is61-w6w-pr's fee-ss
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VlsEcanized Rubber Base
BURSoM'S AMERICAN
GRAIN BINDER.
an Invention worthy Of the 18th Century

A MONG the many useful and wonderful improve
"A ents of the present age none claim precedence to
the above in importance TO the farmer
With this machine placed upon the reaper one man
bind and deliver upon the ground the grain a. fast
scut, eecting also important saving in the grau
when is usually lost by throwing the unbound gavel
into the stubble. The intelligent farmer is allowed to
make his own estimate Of the saving in wages, grain,
vexation, &C., which this Binder ensures him.
1t is ada pied to any harvester being worked by
the gearing of the reaper, the 'sraker forker de-
vering the grain TO the binder instead of throwing it
upon the ground.
This machine received diplomas at the following State
Fag, viz Illinois Wisconsin, Michigan, and lndi-
ana also the Champaign (0hio) County Fair and the
ST. Louis mo Far-beirg all at which it was exhibited.
The machne Will be fully warranted to work satis-
| faetorily.
Send orders early to being supplied. Price
| IS dollars.
Address j. G.. Wells Muscatine, Iowa, for tho coun.
| ties of Muscatipe, Washington Mahaska, Marion and
| warren, Iowa. and the county of Mercer, Ill.
| Muscatine, Jan Oath, '6l-wSm.