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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-11
MARKETS..
THuasDAY, July 10.

| , THuRsDAY. July 10. .
Since last Issue, panic on Wall street has run
the price Of Coli up to fabulous sa1O offered
at the banks to-day, buying, and they will not sell at
any What the for this big 1t is
impossible assert. Ia all probability, however, tho
''hlthy lucre" will subsde again into respectable
prices. go 't'4 f'"'
The Chicago Jooraai of the 9th, says:
"Prvate dispatches were received here this morning
sitting that gold had advanced In Now York to 1l5.
the for this last and sudden
advance, unless there is strong probability Of the
Government prohibiting the expectation Of specie,
which we very much doubt. ss..s. ..
sowing to the excited state Of affairs In New York,
money matters hero very unsettled. Some Of the
banks selling round lots Of Exchange to customers
at par. Tho counter rate is 1aN per cent. premium
Produce bls taken at 7sa4 of. Money is in good
supply ct las per cent per snnum. Gold excited and
Irregular"
COMMERCE.
- THuRsDAY, July 10.
The receipts to-day rather large owing proba-
bly, to the fine weather. No change In prices of any
Importance
WuEAr.-No SEC, No $50, fall $50.
CoRS.-Receipts llght-15c.
UA1r.-Dull at 23c. ..
RYE.--Dull at 25c.
BARI EY.-ln demand at Csc. s-t
PorArOEs-Quiet at 3oa35o.
BuTTER.--6a7c with an upward tendency.
EGGs.-5c. t.r
BEANs.-In good demand at 7sa$l,eo, according to
quality.
LAhD.-cc.
SHoULDRRs.-(Oountry cured) at Sc.
HAMs.-(Country cured at 4a41ac.
CLEAR SIpts.-5c.
HIDEs.-Green &c, dry flint 8a1Oc. tit
FLOUR 81, 6oas1 80 wholesale, 81, soas2 retail.
HAY-Timothy $411 per ton.
WooL-25a4Oc per pound.
WHIsxEY--30c, with upward tendency.
LUMBER MARKET.
CLEAR-1st quality. per u, S25, I'd quail, $40.
BARN SIDING-s12a1S.
FENcING-$10al2
FRAMING TlMpER-S12a12 so.
FLooRING-( Dressed) SIT.
SlD1Na-( Dressed) $l2, Seals.
SuIN1LEs-Sawed So, shaved 1926, cut $50 per N |
LATH-S1,50.
PIckE1s-s12 per N. .'
SHEErING-s10.
ScANTLING-2x4 So
SASH sx1O- 21aa4c.
do 9xl2- 4a5c.
do 1Ox12- 4alc. tF
do 9x16- 5a6c
do 1Oxl6- 5a6c.
DooRs- pannel, 81 2sa2 90.
do PANEL, 50 00a2 50.
BLINDs-$2 OOa3 90.
CHICAGO. July g.
WHEAT-Frm at S5as51lc for Amber Iowa, s215as214 20
or No. and ;5a751&c for Ne. q
CoRN.-Steady at 26laa27Ic.
OATs-In better demand at &c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-11

SoLD.-The people Of Dubuque were sold
hide and tallow, the other day, by a dispatch,
stating that Richmond had been taken and
that $4,000 prisoners had been captured.
A tremendous uproar followed the publication
of the news, and the whole city shut up shop
and prepared for a tremendous drunk.
Some how or other the rumor began to be
noised about that the news was unreliable
and the great joy of the staid Key citizens
diminished as rapidly as it came on.
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paper continued.
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TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The Tri-Wsekly 10 published Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday 1t s. per Subscriptions received for
four or sx months the rates. In all the
cash must accompany the subscription.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-11

NOTICE TO TEACHERS Owing to the press
of business during the present and coming
month, the Muscatine Co. Teachers Associa.
ton is adjourned until the I'd Saturday OF
next September. The present programme OF
exercises remains unchanged. All the Aee
teachers Of this county are expected to attend.
BY ORDER OF Elk. Cox.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-11
HELNIDOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED. -g,
.f&t COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy ~
For diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases tho power of Digestion, and
exces the ABSORBENTS into healthy action Nv which
the WATERY OR CALCAREUS dispositions and all
UNNATURAL ENLAKGEMENTS are reduced a. we'll
as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and is good for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN. .
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby aiven that the undersigned have
IN been duly appointed Administrators of the estate
of Svrvetus Tufts, late of Muscatne county Iowa.
ceased, by the County Coort of said county All per-
indebted to said estate will make payment to the
undersigued, at Wilton, Iowa. All persons having
claims against said estate will file them in thu Office
said County Court, as required by law. ss-s.s-t
j. d. WALKER,
IL II. BUTTERFIELD. I
June 26th, 1862.-w4w t5.tra f,o;9- -,fy,s
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school Land and School Fund Notice.

TN obedience section Of chapter 49, Of the
of the 9th General Assembly of the State of Iowa,
all having outstanding contracts. on sale q
mcrtgsgors 70 the School Fund.- whose notes either
principal interest is DUE hereby notified that
they required to at pay up the amount due
thereon otherwise mako satisfactory arrangements
or the extension of time. -- -s
CHARLES q. FOSTER,
sta@t>,'S "a, Clerk Board Of 9upervisoH,
jyS-w4H Muscatins county, Iowa,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-11

ANOTHER CoMpANY.-S. G. Hill, of this
city, has been commissioned by Gov. Kirk
wood to raise a company of men for three
years or during the war. Mr.. Hill has been
citizen of Muscatine for a great many years,
and is known throughout our county as one
of the most prompt and energetic business
men. If he makes as good an officer (and we
have no doubt he will) as he does citizen
he will do to tie and no mistake.
Mr.. H. has associated with him Mr.. Viii
liam Dill, our worthy City Marshal. Mr.
Dill is also an old citizen of Muscatine, anc
the fact that for five years back he has helt
the Office of Marshal, is sufficient recon
mendation of his sterling qualities of charac
ter. Messrs. Hill and Dill both have sons il
the army.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-11

KELLER & GoDDARD.-The auction and
commission house of Keller & Goddard, We
are pleased to notice, is doing large bust
ness. No better men to deal with can be
found anywhere. They have always on hand
quite large stock of goods of slmost every
variety, which are for sale at the lowest rates
for ready pay. They are sole agents for this
State for the sale of Richards prize Station
cry and Recipe Package and Envelope" which
are becoming highly popular over the West.
These goods can be bought at wholesale Of
K. & G., in Muscatine, almost as cheap as in
New York. Pedlers and retail dealers
throughout the country should not fail to call
and examine the goods in this establishment
before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-11

inmates seriously. FeO are d10dTe "
the i,npo7ta,cs Of stopping a beoAah or
Slight %eA in its first stage; that
which il the beginning 1Oo11ld y1etd to
a mild remedy, if not offended to, soon
attacks TIE lungs.
Lgrc.st,rs Y<caciaiaL >S<ochHs
oe,,s first Introduced eleven years ego.
It hos Been proved that they are tho best
article before the public for Igeuaha,
RoLas, --A<oncjlihs, 4ath.,10,
Eatnxrh, the Hacking Cough IN So'1-
sum ihfiio.1, and numerous affections q
the Throat, giving immediate relSsf.
Dmn5ic Speakers 0ssd Singers,
,u:!, find them efsct,sal for clear1ng and
strengthening the voice.
sad by all Druggists and Dealers IN
N- 5tcine. at rs cents per boz.
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STATEN EMF

Of Appropriations nsads at tie Juas 1882
Session Of the Board Of Supsroisors Of
Museatine County, IONA: w rs
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NOTICE..
To the old Patrons oftAe firm Of Dunsmore
d Chambers.
NOTICE..


d Chambers.
WE the undersigned desire thank the pub lie for
w the liberal patronage bestowed upon the old firm
Of during the last ten years. Our de tment in
future will consist in the lumber yard and iu Front
street, at the old stand, where shall be ready
to supply the wants of customers in ali kinds Of
for ready pay the obligations of the old Our
facilities for filing bill lumber will enable to defy
competition. Parties in adjoining towns the line
of the railroad have lumber furnished free
Of charge. Very respectfully,
WA CHAMBERS.
PS-We take pleasure in rec, amending to the pub.
Ii, the firm of Duusmore & Barrus who will ever
be ready to supply all demands with any goods in their
line 208 and 210 Second street. Refer their ad-
vertisement. & CHAMBERS.
NOTICE.
T hereby thank the citizens of Muscatine and sur
i rounding country for their liberal patronage and
many fAvors bestowed upon tho old firm of d y Q. NV
energies will hereafter be exerted to please my old
friends and others, and supply their wants in the mer
chandize line.
Having associated with me in business D B Barrus,
the present firm will continue general merchandising
business 2S and 20 Second street, where will sell
all goods in line at the lowest prices Tor ready
grain in the obligations of the old firm. The pat.
ronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
Very respectfully, DUNsMoRE.
PS-We take pleasure in recommending to the public
the firm of w q A Chambers, who now situated to
supply all demands for lumber, at their yard mill
on as fair terms any in the market.
DUNSMORE & BARRuS.
Muscatine, July4, 1S62-tf
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70 Real Estate Owners!
BUYING LAND FOR SPECULATION
-'i/ LONG AGO SUBsIDED: -
But Farming Lands Sell in Hard Times
WHEAT MUST BE RAISEDi
Even at SO cents u Kushcl.

| A STEADY EMIGRATION TO IOWA HAS CON-
"A tinued, even during the reverses of the last I've
years, yet there more sellers than buyers.
In o,der to Sell, Parties Must Seek the
| .., ~ Proper Channel 4 -....,, ...
Our long standing and wide reputation as Real e..
tate Brokers constantly bring to our Office "
PERSONS DESIRING TO PURCHASE.
| Thousands Of have changed hands through
our agency during the past year. We have several
APPLICATIONS FOR FARMING LANDS
and Muscatine City Property, not yet filed.
OUR REAL ESTATE REGISTER was commenced
in 1856 1t shows the location and terms Of
sale, Of Real Property ut disposal, and il at all
times open I,I to purchasers Gr
REAL ESTATE entered upon Register will be
advertised 10 the Muscane JOURNAL, without charge,
whenever the price and terms of sale will justify in
YOU WHO WISH TO RAISE MONEY ON REAL
ESTATE, Sem in your numbers. - l..
To Persons Desiring to Purchase Land
or City Property: .
BUY while so many bargains are thrown upon the
market BY those who must sell or fail. s9.
BUY before the new currency foods tho market and
BUY before the war closes and heavy emigration
sets in. u -,
BUY Of G. G. HAYES & BRO. that you may not
nave to pay Fancy Commissions
BUY of c. G.. HAYES & BRO. that you may get
bargains to suit the times. -
Buy of 9. G. HAYES & BRO that you may &c
Good Titles. 5 - T..
c. q. HAYES g. Bro,
Attorneys at Law, Real Estate
Brokers',
AND COLLECTING AGENTS,
muSCATlNE, IOWA
LIBERAL PRICES paid for Improved Lands, sub
Ject to mortgage @. e. HAYES BRO. -
Equitable and Possessory interests in Real Estate
purchased. Disputed claims bought or settled.
O. G. HAYES BRO.
LAND may be obtained from us by tho Township,
Section Half Section. Agents for Eastern colonies
will find it for their interest to consult Sections Is
and 26, in Wilton Township, irst-class farming
lands We have 400 for sale in those sections
Sivorthorns. 1000 for sale III Pike Town
ship-wheat upland. Have sold 400 of this land
in the last year. Price, Sc to sc per acre.
To whether debts affect lands, consult O. G.
HAYES BROS Abstract Of Titles to Real Estate in
Nuscatine County. lmch8
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NOTICE.

WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH for
w old Castings delivered at our Agricultural Ware
house, South corner Of the Court House squa.e.
BOWMAN LOFLANO.
July 8. 1861, diff 2+
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THOMAS D. SMITH,

EIRE, Marine and Life Insurance agent, and Notary
Il Public, 1T Second street, kascatins 1ows.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-11

CAPT. CLovER's CoMPANY.-This COM
pany received five recruits yesterday, and it
was not very good day for recruits, either.
The roll now numbers some sixty names, and
it is the intention of Capt c., we believe, to
enter rendezvous some time next week.
This is the fourteenth company from Mus
catine, and if necessary, the whole county
will volunteer en- masse for the purpose of
speedily putting an end to this accursed re-
bellion.
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CEN4ENT AND PLASTEK,

UTEkeepa supply Of Utica, Ill.,, and Louisville Co
w ment constantly on hand, and for sale cheap. A
liberal discount made to the trade.
| Also calcined plaster (stucco) for buildings.
WEED, FRIEDMAN 4 KENT.
| June 9th, 1862. s ~ dwtf.
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The Contest before Rich
m0nd.
OUR Loss IN THE LATE BAT.
TIES UNDER 10000.
REBEL LOSS ESTIMATED AT 10000
TO $4,000.
The Richmond Examiner PrOpO-
SeS to lBeyieEc and Starve
out Mcclellan.

THE OLD GRANITE STATE RESPONDS
TO THE CALL FOR MORE TROOPS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-07-11

SELLs.-We never indulge in sell-except
when we get sold. It's mean-it's the very
height of total depravity to sell man this
hot weather. It's also dangerous and should
not be INDUCED in. We say to our readers,
if any one asks if you were up at the trial to-
day, tell him he's a fool to think you can be
disposed of in that manner. Don't ask him
what trial, because he'll say, "Dill trying to
jump over the Mayors Office" and then you'll
have to pay the drinks. We speak from ex-
perience
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

We will sell bills of Crockery and Glassware at
Eastern prices, with freight added, and all who
will favor us with call we will guarantee good
satisfaction. Orders respectfully solicited, and
promptly filed, and packed by experienced and
GEO. W. DILLAWAY / BRO.
,.f e WHED's BLOCK, 7. a- a
Second Street, Muscatine.
February, 18th 1861. dGw ~ oet
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Dissolution,

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing bet ween D
L Dunsmore, VIM. Chambers. Jr. and A. Chambers
is dissolved by mutual consent of the undersigned
either Of whom is authorized to the name Of tn
firm In liquidation. D. DUNSMORE,
W. CHAMBERS, Jr.
A. CHAMBERS
Muscatine, July /, 1862.
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The undersigned will continue the Lumber business
at the old stand of Dunsmore & Chambers on Front
street.
July l, 1862 W. A. CHAMBERS.
PARTNERSHIp.-D. Dunsmore and Daniel B. Bar
rus have formed partnership the transaction of
Dry Goods and General Nero handse business and will
Nos. 20S and 2l0 Second street.
DUNSMORE & BARRUS.
Muscatne, July !, 1862.
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Henry O'Connor, District Atty's fees, los 10 105
G Gordon, supplies furnished paupers. 8 0S
John Geller, Const fees, State Us Currie, 500 8
D levan Bratt, witness fees do so
Oliver Matthias, do do 80
Hstch Fullerton lumber for bridges "a 90 "a
W Robb. assisting Mr. Ziegler in OK
aiming Treasurer,s accounts. 800 8
B Darling Office expenses Treasu-
| rer's Observation-Disclosures. 30 2
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$Z003 76$19N u
In addition to the above there was ap.
propriated for payment Of ex-
penses of May term of District
Court, 1862, the sum of-....-.... 1900 90
Temporary relief of PARLIAMENTARY. 100 90
Total amount of ppropriations....- 1912 %
Icertify the foregoing to be correct statement of
made at the June session Of the Board Of
Supervisors of Muscatine county, Iowa.
jy11-w1w CHAs. 8. FOSTER, Clerk.
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! 70- = a77-7--- - 77-I7Y D : = ~
.gisas sa.l4aS
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CHICAGO, July g.
wHEAT-Firm at s5as51lc for Amber Iowa, s211aas2l4
for No. l and ;5a751&c for Ne. 2.
CoRN.-Steady at 261aa27%c
OArs-In better demand at sc.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-05
Federal Reports from Nashville.

Nashville, Nov. l4.--Additional intelli-
gence confirms my previous interpreta-
tioMbf the situation in Tennessee. The
rebel army is at Murireesboro' for the
purpose OF covering the removal of sup
plies South.
A movement of the Federal army is
sheerly impossible until regular supplies
can be he guaranteed. This is impracti-
cable while the railroad is cut in twain at
South Tunnel.
Gen. Rosencrshz says he will not move.
for popular effect. War is business,
end must be conducted properly or not
at all. Voluminous details could not
stale the military position more decisively.
Two rebel soldiers, whose terms have
expired, but who were obliged to desert,
surrendered themselves this evening"
They confirm the foregoing, and report
the enemy well clad, well armed. well fed
and removing their sick and supplies TO.
he rear preparatory TO retreating.-
Murlreesboro' is not fortified.
The terms Of the 4tII, 9th and 9th Ken
lucky rebel regiments having expired,
the troops, anxious 20 go home, are de-
serting.
The railway bridge across the Tonnes
see, at Bridgeport, is repaired
Thirty rebel cavalry, including two
Lieutenants, captured by Col Kennels
cavalry, were sent in this evening.
The meeting Of Union refugees and
citizens at the Capitol this evening" was
merely speecl-making operation. Gen.
RoseDcranz, Governor johnson, and 9TH
ers, made strong patiiolic speeches.
Our cavalry is very active, and the en-,
envy is kept moving Col Kennel re,
ports additional capture Of rebel supplies,
Nashville /. f, II Of desperate rowdies.
Three men were reported murdered last
night.
A very stringent generel order is issued
touching soldiers who surrender them.
selves that they may be paroled and sent
home. Gen. Rosencranz has determined
to send all such to Camp Chase with
night-caps on their heads, after exhibit,
ing them ANONYMOUSLY on dress pa
rade. w. ID. B,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-05

Mobile, Nov. ga special dispatch to
the Advertiser & Register dated Knox
vile the 9th, states that Col. James r.
Howard, of the Alabama cavalry arrived
to-day from u scout into Kentucky as far
as Burksyille. On the 2lst, he encoun-
tered IN Abolition force consisting of
cavalry and infantry on the Columbia
turnpike. After brisk engagement he
routed them, killing 80. Our loss four
killed and three wounded
We captured 5000 hogs and drove
them out safely.
The report that Rosencranz is advanc-
Ing from Nashville is false.
Our base is Lavergne, Is miles from
Nashville.
Morgan was captured at Tryree Springs,
so miles from Gallatin, but made his es-
cape by a luse.
Immense supplies are being broaght
from Middle Tennessee. Large wagon
,ralns are daily passing Southwark from
Lebanon loaded with flour and bacon.
Chattanooga. Nov. 2S.-No movements
OF any importance has vet occurl ed in
Middle Tennessee. Yesterday another
skirmish took place near Layergne, our
troops fell back to LaVergne. The Yam
KEGS did not pursue but retired also, and
we occupied Laveigne. The loss light ON
both sides.
Several cases of smallpox have made
their appearance in the hospitals at this
place. Patients have been removed out
of town.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-05
Mr.. Buchanan.

The Ex-Presldent is out in another re-
ply to Gen. Scott, in which he acquits
Gen. Floyd, the War Minister under his
administration, of having stolen the arms
of the United States, for distribution in
the South. He says:
mo public arms were ever stolen;"
that the Southern States under Floyd's
administration of the War Office, receiv-
ed less than their share of the arms, etc;
but, in his explanation OF the matter,
the ex-President says "the Government
had on hand, in the year 1859, about
100000 old musk cts" etc.; and that on
the3Jib November, 1859, Secretary Floyd
sent down 100000 OF them from Spring.
field to five Southern arsenals. sin pro-
portion TO their respective means of prop.
er storage.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-05
Negroes Expelled from Indiana.

The City Council of Vincennes, Ind:-
ana, adopted on the 9th ultimo the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution:
Whereas, number of negroes were
brought into this county on the LIST inst,
on The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
from the vicinity of Noble, Id, from
which point they were forwarded, as we
learn by man named Hughes, who had
procured them at Cairo TO work on his
farm; and whereas, the presence Of said
negroes among us is contrary 10 the laws
and constitution of Indiana; therefore,
ReSOtred, That the mayor with the as
sisiance of the city marshal and such
oIher forces as may be Necessary, be re-
CURED 10 take immediate steps towards
having said negroes sent back from
whence they came, consigned TO the par
ty OF parties who forwarded them 10 this
point, il, upon consultation with the city
attorney, it is determined that such ac-
ZION can be legally taken; and that, in
the meantime, all parties employing the
negroes aforesaid, or any other negroes,
in our city or county, contrary to the con-
stitution and laws of the State, be pro-
ceeded against at once.
The condition of these negroes is said
TO be deplorable. They are crowded to.
gether in ruinous building in the Out
skirts of the town. One of them has
died and others are sick.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-12-05
Georgia Embargo on Clothing

The Atlanta COqfederocy, of Thursday
morning says, the Express Company has
been notified not to take any clothing
and clothing material beyond the limits
of this State except upon the order of the
Confederate authorities. So says the
Macon Telegraph. The same paper adds;
Governor Browns order is preliminary
to q general seizure of cloth, clothing.
leather, &c, for the use of the troops, un.
der the prices established by a resolution
of The Legislature, which allows dollar
apound for leather, three dollars pair for
shoes. and so on. 80 :