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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

The PURPOSES OF THE GOVERNMENT. - A
of the New York Evening
Post writes from Washington 81 dinea
alone with member of the Cabinet yester-
day. The tendency of things is such as will
lead to very grave results in few days.
The policy OF the administration is fixed,
the wAole poaoer Of the Gevernmsent, and all
tho money and men Of the Vest and North
,csll be used to put do,on Rebels and Trait
ors." Another letter from Washington to
the same paper says the policy Of the Gov
ernment is: "No peace except upon the
basis of unqualified submission Of the rebels
No recognition of any pretended Southern
Oonfederacy. No peaceable assent to a
separation Of the States. The government
is to be maintained in that stern and effect
i've manner in which all governments arc
maintained when the purse and suord are
called into requisition. The leaders of the
conspiracy are to be driven from the country
or suffer condign punishment. They have
sought to overthrow the freest and best gov
ernment in the world by the most Infamous
means, and for the purpose of setting up a
crushing military despotism. Their crime
has been gigantic, and their punishment is
to be signal, and warning for all time to
traitors"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

A RIGHT SENrlMENr.-Rev. DR.. Bellows, of
New York, in speaking of the crisis, in q
recent discourse, said: "Onr strife, alas,
is with our brethern; but when brother
strikes at q mother's heart, filial duty takes
precedence Of fraternal obligation"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

WILL Be EMAINTA1NED.-Mr.S Seward, in his
letter of instructions to the American Minis
ter at Paris, has instructed that gentleman to
say to Louis Napoleon, that there is not now,
nor has been, nor will there be, any or the
least idea existing in this Government, of suf-
fering dissolution of the Union to take place
in any way whatever; and that no member
of the Administration entertains any other
than that there shall be but one government
in this country.
&C. This sentiment will meet the approval of
twenty millions of people, and be backed up
by million bayonets.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17
The Grey Eagle Disaster.

Only one life is known to have been lost by
this disaster. The unfortunate person was
Nicholas Till, an insane man, who was chain
ed to the lower deck. he was from Lansing,
Iowa, in charge of his son, who was taking
him to the Asylum at Mt. Pleasant. There
were forty.two passengers in the cabin and
sixteen on deck. Among the latter were
Mr.. Stringer and child, from Clinton for Mus
catine.
The following incidents we copy from the
Davenport Gazette:
Mr.. Hugle, of Highland county, Wis, had
his wife and several children on board. He
his family. He found himself wedged into
some of the timbers, immovable, with bis
mouth just above water. HIS rescuers had
to pry the timbers apart before he could be
taken ou. of the water One of his children
came to him in the first skiff. His boy
climbed to the hurricane deck, and took the
ferry. The mother was separated, but all
finally reunited at the LeClaire House. All
he had in the world was on his back, and
thus saved. ...
One man, with his head just out of water,
made the first skif 20 to the relief of others,
saying he could held out for some time yet.
A lady was thrown off on to piece of
the wreck, and escaped without dampening
her clothes, but little injured on one side.
Some Of the passengers were very much
exhausted when they reached shore, but at
our hotels they we're soon provided with
every comfort.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

Defence OF WAsHINaToN.--The National
Intelkgencer states that, in order to render
the safety Of the Capital beyond military
doubt, it is proposed to garrison Washington
city with forty thousand men. The soldiers
will be in large camps, which will be at con-
yerient distances.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

JEFF. Davis, in his late message, oonfesses
that only $4,000, 600 Of the $15, 900, 900 Con-
federate loan was subscribed,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

I0 Nine steamboats, were burned on the
river opposite New Orleans, Sunday night
Wonder if those boats were portion of the
proposed expedition against Cairo
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

New YoRK, May 10.
An Australian brig from London reports
that on April 18th she fell in with o large
ship of about 1900 or 1900 TINS, on fire, sup
posed to DO lumber laden. She sent ou5
boat, but SOW no body on board; the name
was burned. taee
sA woman arrived in this city day
or two since, who reports that the town of
Amity, Taylor cosnty, has teen burned
down by the Missourians. Amity w'u'd be
q good town for the Mssourians to burn, as
it cast some so votes for Lincoln and but
one against him, still we think IT it had
Il been burned we shonld have heard. OF
it ere this from other sources. - heosuk Gate
City,:7th. s..f,.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

EDITORIAL CHANGEs.--John Teesdale, ESQ.,,
has sold out the Desmoines Register to F.
W. Palmer, the new State Printer, who will
doubtless keep up the reputation of the paper
as one of the most ably conducted in the
State.
J. W. Logan has retired from the Fort
Dodge Republican Success to him.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

The KENTUCKY lNsURRECTION A HOAX.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

p En- RourE FOR THE PEAK. - The Omaha
Telegraph, Of the let inst, has the following
names of persona who crossed the river at
d that point the day before-all we'll {: r.
Hampden Pinkham, H. Scudder, ]. r. Park,
Seward Payne = Co., George R. Leffingwell,
= Donald Fletcher & Co., R.. P. Horsley, BENZ.
I E. Lilly and g. Pinkham, all of Auscatinc,
Iowa ----
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

a6rIt was stated some days ago, and went
the rounds of the papers, that by treaties
with several governments, the United States
were bound to give sixty days notice of a
blockade. 1t is now sscertained that the
provision applies to the blockade of foreign
ports, and not of those within the jurisdie-
ton and control of the United States.
BOGUS HALF DOLLARS. - The st. Louis
Democrat cautions the community against
bogus silver coin, particularly half dollars,
which have made their appearance recently
in that part of the country. 1t is easy to
detect them from the genuine by tie feeling
and weight. The simple appearance would
deceive nine out of ten,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17
800 Missouri State Troops Captured
by Federal Forces.
FIGHTING BETWEEN THE TROOPS AND
THE RABBLE.

LIST OF THE KILLED.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17
Esail Read AceiGcl.s~~--E yv< Egc5a
EzEEtcG.

As tie trnin on the Dubuqoe Western
Road wes backing up iroui Anamosa to
Springvillo, this evening, the bind freight
car un off the track, thro wing Mr. Curnings,
conductor, and Mr. Smith, engineer, (who
were en- top OF the car 10 tlogrouna. The
car passed over both killing them instantly.
A man named Winslow was seriously in
iured. r
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

Three Regiments of United States Troops
offered from Kentucky. A@T7
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17
Arrival OF the Great Eastern.
SANDY Hook, May IL.

The steamer Great Eastorn, sio Milford,
Havana, I'd, has arrived, off this point.
Weather favorable for crops Flour dull
and declined 81 par boi. Wheat dull and
steady. Corn very dull, with q slight ad
vance. Provisions steady.
In the House OF Commons, Mr.. Gregory
postponed, fer fortnight, his motion rela-
tive TO the recognition Of the Southern Con-
feGeracy.
Advices from Chilli confirm the destruc-
ton Of Mendoza, with the loss of 5000 lives,
AMI 350,0o0,Oo0 francs worth of property.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

~ The New Orleans papers state that re-
Gently 1000 men, ''the flower OF the free col
ored population" of that city, held public
meeting and adopted resolutions rendering
+ their aid to the authorities. Fifteen hund-
red of them signed their names as ready to
perform military duty. When the traitors
arm and equip them twill be time to dis
cuss their fidelity. r,.sss- 3o.e..-i- ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

faspoarsD xxpszssIr FOE TIE youRsAI.l
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17

| y PHILADELPHIA1 UIUy II
Tribune's Washington Correspondence,
1Oth.-rhe people Of Tennessee are to vote
in July next on the question OF secession.
The struggle for the Union promises 70 ce s
close and desperate, and may end IN civii
war between the traitors and true men
Col. Campbell will be the Union csnoidate
for Governor, and will take the field against
the seeessionists.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17
BLOoDsHED AT sT. LOUIS.

Iutter 76o per pound at Char1eston---Flour
and Pork $50 per barrel at Richmond.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-05-17
w1GFALL ROASTING.

5000 Rebel Troops at Pcnsac ola!
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13
A NEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach Bitters

4 nsw Afri delightful >t.msrftc and Cordial. g.
' fg toie - the srsrt. aIt 81 fhc t.rovefitan a
biiou- o"ulpiaiu-. incident 70 the Ncsi.ru cyu-ssr
Ip g.
a. morning tfnl. % a>ssi a igc.t..- AMI rsi.~,
pfspsp.a, it Ia. no ~quai. ny it
D. aaror % b. sHf-Jtpr az ofb-r Rltlfrs Try i
Tie ioflnal- q the. latters. i.o~ llssl he 80.
prol~iy - ~. hobask. cfigLafed sith sns u H.
Oldest aat rlof eminent Melsl rrarutioiier- ~ u
Wesi. ami n i directly prs-i aiet upoa ths wants
Western F~sT'e
These hftfrs derive ilelr stimulus ifom ths povof
f iolc nature Il the rot. std hsrl- II which lLsy
composed. snd az thsy arr lay siiasing ufna
ursi crHvinss of the stouia h. tir-ts prfnaalvs
TEMPERANCE.
the present proprietor believes dat in rlaking ths
~,.els Aaeun. lie pubic welfare sul,-erve~t
u vii soon he for sale y al ~ Ir Rohael' = nt
nerous Agents snf - Hotels &C. - -. - esx-r
ln the meantime orders pfh Gil.si cir.et fr..u.
Cincinnati ln any quantity. ard tn ise.i r.f~s
u le pot ~ Quar- iottl.s an4 s0.lrfiy fsf4.- ff
ofr dnI cases Hslf ioi sample cases vii ho~.s,f
i.s packed AMI -.nf 20 any .1tf. desired
Retail Price. 81 per bottle. or >4n
for -.
f.i-ripal ofi-~ srt .alrsf,-~n S.e f.-t Fosti.
Sireff. - haliflug frun Main street Clrrits.ax
Ohio. Laboratory. M. ~ Hsiaiu.r.I sis,ss
lar sale iu -. ta.lriy ~
= n. uoSNfifA, T.frs 81 srie
4 ! T. -trStSoHAN
M L. SHJfl. Nv 0.<ltn
iflfk hC> kli.h. ,s1tr~etiis.
tu4 = Ifu.~srt- arr MfsI.la-ts .t.a a
f throughout lhc United Stat. al! Canada
oc4lNff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13

a. u AItSS. AVc
Isrrt-L Laris. ...e -. Ia -d~7s
q A-las s1i suss' O. go s..s e. 50. 49, = ~
tte - f-t- 49, .Ars -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13
Ayers n que Cure,

lVh AAANr NAffiil - NJ va
Intermittent Fe,es. OF Fever and Aga- Remitcri
Fever. Chill Fever. Dumb gle, Periodical Head
schc or bilious Headache ard Bilious Pc
vels. indeed Tor tho wAole class - die
ease. or ieuatiug in hillary dsrsngc-
n,,Ii caused ~ DE Msialis "
81 ts1latlc Ceuutrits.
We age enabled here g. og,f ilc conlinuuity
remedy which while ii cures Tic above corn isnis
with certainty. lS >ul perfectly hariniess IN any
QUANTITY suca reiledy is invaluable IN districts
where ilse,a affecting ~ soreers prevail. This cir,'
sxpcs tho uls.inatic poison q leter and Agre
thu system sT4 rrstsfrts tlle development - the
disease taken fh. nr-f spprosch % it, prsmon-
TORY symptoms. u not ollly tie b.st reuley ever
ycf ti-cos.r, r shi, class Il ceupi-4nis. bat also
the oheapesi. IA. large quantity We supply Tor
lllar hfiue- % y ifhu ia. rach - .sssA by; aul
ga billions ,li-tr.t- nlere ftser ami ASue ,r-,al-,
everybody rAagi have ii sna us az i4,sly isofh lpr
cure and protection. grrst -nl~r.viit. vi this
remedy any tirr ~,ef i-ssNvr,i tr The -I.'--
~ aud certain chre al Ilfertnit' ut- u That ~ ga
tain. no ounius ~ iain.rs c..n-lu luenils 10 prudu-
cts 40 qu-nsw cr other ii. .lr.au- eu-Cfs whatever
ulon tha c.n-ttaf..n- 1he-- cu 81 ~ 80 ief-
healthy as u tire, hsi never 10 A the air.l-e
f,.er and 'Sneis u'f a. us size err 4 a tl.s
nissrua;c I-.i-ea. 81 Tarf - of ei' .fe
.rom - irftfa'i
Ne,sraig * .i..a, %, G A. - asl b.na.e--.
I,r,fll. d.. isfi. 6. = fasr. t.flt-a, ll'fi-
t.iior. ra,nlr. Al..il.|uo oi fae Sr.en. hs--
i.rlr-. p.iu "a fl. i....eis,c - rsrasss
and - rlt.- - -lle D.,
81 a. Nh.-l,, aiiai .iiflug n this csii-, lf rn
th, int rnaffrnt f'e. ~ ID. lsrit4i0al This
iCrEA .si.i- la fal-.l frsm o.. blnoi. and ,an-
-.-.u-nfIy tIfaiH $3.50 lte j. j. Invaluable
protf.ii.r ~ ltHnlrrlul. aud ier-'fs travelling or
i.f1f.rsI, f.-iiinl in fhe ui-larle- district n
taken ..I.ilHlls l+s While exposed o. the in
,ssfifn fhtt Vi 80 tserefeil from the ststtm. and
cannot s..i.liulai. efficient quantity a. ril-n
into disease. nenre 90 j. even more valuable ior
pIofl>tl0n taal suf,. aul ien viii fttr sufI q .ia
intermittent g fl.. sstl o.. i...,.. - fh. .f-
tection this rtr.ttit ti...f.-
r. Pf.far d ts fts ANikS CO
ls.e.lI. I4.-.r hu.ffir
AL oar i,.a.e..4 -.i. is .. s. Cr>I>eAsa.
T. " pa,rfIff. sif lrr.gisf. in f'rrr
Hsutc
whoi...i.. g.. t,if>2 ra.. C.a.inn.n
lunl-.ai...u4-e..se
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13
"A b ) T II a Q T

Of fls fYgE6ESIH .,EJlI-ANvTAL STATE.
MY ~ ~. co1f gl0a ~ nc H3NE LiAI-
NAAtE CDNP1NI ~ ~ Gfg ~ Slr yprf,
90 fte L. ffIpt .}i1E5r4 itsf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13
Compound Extract of sarsaparilla,

Compound Extract of sarsaparilla.
The mo.i ohsciual remedy which the medical rl "
lines can devise ioT the sscn~lerc pre-, aing
si fsiai naiady Il combined .lm the ul1si active
rtttila. tl1t have been Discovered fuf tie eNrur-
.siiuu ID fbls ul q sorder from the hlod, and the
re~su. "a thc rystem from its destructive coDse-
quelcss- H.uce - siould IL capioysi Tor the cure
- ta, only SoroiUa hui ai.0 il0et cher affections
Which arise from b. such
Frupti,o snd skin piseases, 81 Arfhrry'. Tre,
Ro@e, o. fryspelas. Pmples, Pustuis.. klofch
e. lialns ntd isuli~, Iuisors letter and Sail
hheuu. Scald Head. hif Assnrln. kAsu-
riat.sin. Sypbiiict sni Mersurts.
Diseases Drcpsy. nyspep-s,
Debility. and. indeed. sl
Coinpaints sri>i1 < from
Nltlaied or Impure
Bioed
The popular belief IN 'fmpurify - the llcoi'' g.
founded ia trnih. for scr0fuls degeneration q the
b,-,o The particular purpose ani virtue oi tAis
Sarsararlla J. - purify rd rcgel.ratc this ifal u
TO- without which sound hesifh j. impossible IN con-
led constitutions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13
MEDICAL.



",sed pitts and blood ruris,srt
ZRkARMAcA
DIR. ROBACK'Si
Scandinavian Remedies.
-Nl-u ur Eos "A. l.e csisf-gt1s su..s,h Ts.s,s.
c'sa irisciucvd his Heed i'nri,r suS Essa nl.s !.
thr -ied State De 80 tffl l IlAlo irngsss der
curstiee fr,'erti~~ 1iis 49, sssss AZ. IA tss.
oi rsce.alnrr-ur tem has t.lc~ tsca s.,t.s ca :,
A. iasfs. flllKttcnod re-. uhoss thsrslzsr n.
--1cfa aiE-neut std pa -esly. slrr Their opguioas
~ft'i .h ic e"nifnrn.ty, men ~to oossr,e, rcc~cs.
aiId rAbf 'a>tursncc doubly s1fr" hcfsfe thrv de-
ci,s-r. ever here approving AZ u4gfnr - -
oi tlsef Wonderful Tre flr -tiu-s. ~ w., e.-se
'i'e ~sstan sni hotsssy q nj c,ss Or ~ho chooss
g. fEssslk4le foT them selves ars acs III 80 r.f a,
ilfs ifrf.orfant subject.
100 ,,laenss IA the To-se-.lou u I,r. Io..z-
si.,A j a al times accessible - e. puhtc. esias
lshes the following
FACTsi
That 'ae bLooh FILLS have e-et Isoy.d " trs.
CONTAIN no MINERAL.
hst they cure tks almost universal ccrsp.sit.
DYSPEPSIA
with urorrlag s,ysIia,y. and IN v.-y saor t.u..
Lhsi after al other snetic!oe- have rrcvot r--es.
they rrliexs
LIVER COMPLAINTS
= IL in
That
SICK FEMALES.
who have ianguisL,1 sSr y~ass in bel,zes. ~SAi- -
ard dspoud-ncv. reupcrHte viii greet rspstlty ua-
ss .,. '' aa.,sOs sss s, A. sssss d.
uiatins properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED con
bo~ever thy sIisy hs~e en trsnes >--os and ssuas
thai their direct tendency 4 20 lsngtAsn lfe and
der q e''oy.sbis That cyers:ins dircetiy uPou u
g7efso-t y lae dfe@fsc "a f1s Mood, ciey
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
Ia, whether herediiaryor othcrsisc. ma sAsy
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.
and that there l. disease of lie STOMACH sndBs-
ell. ID, Liver, Tie Nervous System, tic Skin Gsnds
hu~cle..
ARISING PROM IMPURITIES Oh oasrkrz-r5n~s
OF THk BLOOD Oh sEcRrn"NS
ia which they DO XIV, .rs.-aJ. r~ss. .u.. II -
ni~srcc before the very c'a4l offi be- t--fi -.
Vsged,l ereo; e l-isass-sS d7d I>ffos c-st.
Fear IA u.ind that tho SCANDINAVIAN SEsETA-
BIZ BLOOD PILLS az Cltor-ei ty the experiefs
oi thousands of living nitsss<. MI, ~ ietfcrs. AZ
daNits, edic Al -. AIsd - wor.g lou.a prccisiE
shefn % lc the very best rsepsratoa q - sd
ofercd 20 ae urokeu-iosu victims IL -keslfh. They
hunt disease through every avenue -l cEgxn - -
system. aud eAPcl il thoroughly and permanently.
No boubl tb-iI superiority after cue sluxla
trlal-thcy lot only better buf IA f-rf rhesf-f
tbau any other Pulls, fOr ID taAe- : lea number
them g. produce : better effect
rrice ~ the Scandinavian NesctASlc ticcs Purl~r
81 ieT br.-.o a a. per halt dozen H ile sssDdlA-
visn Vegetable Blood rils. p cents p.r bos. o. Z
,oNts Tor -.
i.s-e i,r r.i.-''. sd ~-tiee So. ~-flGes.s,.
'unisi - n cor-Is-.-1s ---f ~ ttl- tpcf rct4
line tn
-, .-cA's MOI NJ Aiiis4-e -... T4zn- AZ f,
oouisng rrest variety a lafcTes,og v..rl lse
ar-llai il.ralsiloI, can - hs1 rsuf Il any - Be
agent e. shnuf The county.
In t.iieult cr complicated Sar-s. iir. kcisck grsy
oe consulted personally CT - lsfi-r. -fcio-spr
sisnp for III r-ply
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13

1 DEMONSTRATION Notice i
h#ttv gfver. hat iets-r. = s1nss-,f.~stl.~
bsfs isst rranied q no uisdsgiigped. epao Ia ~
tst~ q Aairs~ villains teces-i ne ~--.se ts su.-
-. "a g. - ..ts~ft Al p<r-1, iunisl.tet u ~ a.
c~depf 81 oo1fs and re- a. Court or 0lsrufss as
earnestly r~qa~-fst - make inlED.fst~ rsxx,~,.s
.lGi rste themselves farthsr o,~xs
a koS7AIr. As,'s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13
MUSICAL.
ELLOG q G'S
UNION olADRlLI.E nA<Dl

yx-uL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO AL Calls
w tn IL taustcsi Ire. Hasts fornish-i fcr Eail
sn3 Pertses a. rsssass.s rstst
svtc5,y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-13
ma,.. OF Advertising in Daily.

f.~ral si--r.i--snerss fs's csaD - square eseA
rser.fa1-
s.u.f.r.ry Arrs,gsnshis Fr.de With tho.f -.
Sf.h . sassr'ise b 'hs yss. win tae ~ - :
~rll & e.usrrs s.r.cty - PR r-g-iaf tl.'fs's'
al ~ Pcy qsfsFs>''y ...--.,- "a,
- Il nrged to pTlcs1
r ~. t'~.se.. rssbll.ns1 r. tAr lo~.i oolur- 4
"a Frrs o. unfrr all b. ctafget ~ ~~lh fns~rt'n
81. ~ oscs ter lsne-. t>n cents pr lifis
Advertisements IN g. - - ap-etn.4 in. WI
= frsrrtet three t1Oufli. ufsees ordefs1 .-t
.4uv sit~rstlon - s.an..ns atvrIuscus1t ~'i
ssneunf :, a rens-sl q 10 sau4r. u.i'4- N', -
ssrcea upon y c0uirart-
Annou.csng csrdidais, ~ of'cc oleysry si-i.p-
sn viz o. cs.rrcd q 90 fr rarh rsrs Ia the ll-
snd -asrs n-Iiy anf ~~i-iy, nie1t@ a. 49,
r1bS.
20 xratuft5es Alrostise ra.rts ~hAfsTsf.
Chsrs~r ~fil Be made for irssTrlrs ~ re1f'- -
ell ORDERS soeiesles. CT Asso-lxtors ss iosl'~s
For each r5llcs Tt ex,cetirx Ines - cfT,f -
"a = l--sr.lo-. over :! Ttt lines ., ta-s rate
Anfouncfr< deaths vii farark. rftiee Ait%TEFi,
ti. vifhC-t u0tic~, frs-.
Notices e Fcesisei-. .--l-s and LTcrr--ous, tc-
apply lnfi,iiuais - frnfsilons' - y sl-F'''s'
- regular prlcet.
Legal sfvsrts .eloest, in1ertrd a. tic eSPeu-r Z
AZ oreys o--ier.ag srs pa aymsnt not - % delayed
70 Tho legal proceedings. bu. coe-tAoie ~ ne r. u
tine rublish~r nos .nountao.e fof ne ac0aFaf IN
egs' ss-sr,isernsfs- hyad tsc knnosit charged Tor
nssf- .ubhrstica-
he Weekly Express
vsbsilh~s .v-ry Set-rsiay. a, o.. 20 pr sHrs-.
s~so paper sent ~fthou, TIE money. nor eoniint-
al,1ger tine than pad for.
uase. OF Advertising an weekly,
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hotels
hotels.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway. New Sor1
Bogrd Rsduc.l fs =. 49, .as.
gaara Reduce 70 :. - ~

g,oaas a iai. va t.i ,.au. hoa,
lfif . t.st 81 h,s le,n tar-esir e,.lessnr - tbe
mhe u ue ~. urn#, con-
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s.fiarr iln .lt fhr AHsft
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tf tnas.tf aaf essi s.lasneat
vh..i s.-i-re 81. '.s. .....t a,,4sra t.-te
sppressai So ,hs pa,r.elss shl.a i. bss esmmaf
oiaa.as o.. ri.t fesf.i. yrspnHs prsaf
has la,.. ea'rt- Aa,, teep sprrrsls,si
- iae.t ias s.ic.aris. efsi.. Has. vasa ail .re
r..slei s. prs,aes .a, n..f aaar tte
aalsf.'EHei
Have Redac-a The s'r,~,. -, Hoard 80
TAo pplI.ARs pl;R DAY
st.he .sms 49, s.auns ae.. ihs iasaflr. ~|.e
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Retail Price. 81 per boule. or ~
for -.


Annual Report Of the Auditor of yisa
County.
DffOi;i q. th- Au'iisof ~ Nigs csurfy. rb-st1.
IL the amount rssfIsrl lI.i tIsnu--et 60 fe ss..l
o,niuenc.rz suus -, A. a. lsC". 49, ..i.-.. g.
a ID IrrIrr-f...
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A. 81 lsa1F.sft frsrv-f hsr~.
Ask FoA HKLNIoLt's TAn NO oTHrR
Crf out BE atrerfiseIrent a. So icf IL
AND AVOID mrOsTroS ATD KxrOfuRE.
nsrtwem
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usrI ou rr-Istr.
.., r,hssev~r sau.a crisiretrr. ur.i o. n..i...-
NOW LONG. Ia>Drtf.

How Lo,c srs>p'Nc.
Al ne si-see flsfsses auf -ffupfeFa- stnf q fhe
SANE trestniruf 81 mas ef Frafe freHI fh- tsris
causr.
~ AIi ~ Az hEAnf
HFfMroif~ 81 Hi a ttff sHt Ii-sssrf la Late
an a-fnr fnf 'mreflsfs fn iN a.fIat
p.rsnailt APP. afst - lfe ne 81 Alderman - he
eits - f.hnsl~lrhla- n T. uriNRfIl. Chemist = b.
teie tuir .stfa. ts-= faF lhaf 80 Vrerafalor cen
ssir. ~ narcets. 1freas Hturi.D. tfrrs. at f.
rssrsis fr-etafle " 7 HrLMfOfn
sell Nsrrlsls1r.r.
eu,sn tnt sah@rihea '.sfge m@ fhe 80 dsF o
Sev,1ai-.f f.4 WN Hikk Ann kli.ruan
rrfc- 81 Ier t-stir. for e.. dsfe~r.-i .n,
affrrss
rrsnafei ~ ii I HFI.NrlIN
F~.rf... n s.as A - 4 t..0.st
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ASSiIS
Cash Baiaaec la E4nk, s.so7 Sc
Bonds ari Mortgages iheirg first llsu "a
Real Estate worth ~ = 1t Al >05 .2ool s9 62 03
loans GA stocAs, payable on demand,
imarkci value Of ~ecu-ifle, Si31 50 %, IA soo o.
Bank Stotk. lnerkst v1iuel 7sS75 90
United States Treasury Notes. tntlhet
valnc ia3 3sa -
BROOKLYN City Water Bonds 20, $50 o.
North Carolina State Bonds .mark-t vail $50 90
Missouri STAT Bonis triarhef valu~' Ia s.OoO o.
Real Estate, ~. NJ an Street. O.. .3G5 g.
Interest due 0n II January, 1881 f
which ~. .2sO - has since been reed - .T0c -
Bslancr 10 hands of Agents and in co4r-c
Of transrs-iOu from Agents. on 1t 81
January lof which al $50 j. lss since
been received. oa.4oo l.
Bills Receivable lior Va ,4ialn. ln
land Risks1. 1853 -
other Property Miscellaneous ii.nls 800 %
Premiums due and uUcoiieci-l un laii
cies issued 20 Cfic- gIs0 :.
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wa.e> OF Illinois Currency.

o~cA4o, Juas -. lssi
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he Weekly Express

ysbslses ever wet-rsiay. q, o. 20 p>r sHuzr..
gfveuce.
srso paper scnt without the money. nor eon'int
l71ger tine than pad Tor.