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, 1864-04-08
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chtcsgo Tribune.1


CISC1Ny ATT, April 2, 1854.
GnA1x-Nheat firm At 80 >toF rcd; Sa:sX3
LAO for white. There Is IN Improved demand for
co1n and n.mer market Ear held ut Nee s1.GN and
shclled at ftne@.5. Oats in eht demand but steady
at fs 7ec in buk l,ye nrtat fl.so. There Is tais
demand for barley 1t @1.io for fall; for
spring.
sRKDE-C Clover seed steady at $3.50. -
GnockRtrs-Markct excited and prices generally
higher. Coeein good speculative demand ut 4aasaHe
fer Rio. hut toldcrs at the close askaA n4@s2c.
Har4 refined sugars arc Ia active demand md Si'Hc
asked. Raw sugars In fair demand aud market closed
t,u 1T lt@l8Hc. New New Orleans tnolaeses al
ranced 10 s5c@Sl.oo.
FIoUE-fhmer md in better dtusnd. ea1ea Of
euper1ne at $50, and extra At $6.0lS6.1a.
Wulsky--Buoyant aud excited, and advanced 10
$110.
PEovts1oSs-Demand activr and prices higher
Ness pork advanced to $500; 10 bzls prime mess
sold 1t s22so. Bs1k shoulders were wanted At 9Hc'
hut held 1t 9c, Sides advanced to 10Hc Tor heavy
whistles fllso0 pca averaging soH NJ At 1oc, anu
10000 co avg IS Ds At 1ohc. Lard more active Wild
GALES ef5so tres city at l2A@12Hc; country At
Good demand for bacon, With s41cs Of ~ hhds shou
de.s Il 1ee and 70 do at 1oAc 100 tres SUGAR cured
Esms at 1ec. and 50 do at 16kc-shey are now fa1d
| firmly at 16H@17c, and plain hanas Ut 149@lac'
, 1864-04-08
Markets by Telegraph.
ILLINOIS and MICHIGAN CANAL.

tBpcelal Dispatch t. the chicaA Inbune.l
BElpoEro1r, April :, 1s63-
CLkAEED-DAcotal. LAsal!e; Cashier Dssplainss
Adsarcc, Athena; Portland. LaSa'le, io.F3 bu sos.
cruuent cats North Star, LaSa1le, u61a3 feet lun
her, H. 10 shingles; Ephrai.an Prison; Cu.hnan. Ia
Sale sei feet lumber. 90 6hlnsles J. r. Chaplin.
Lnsalte; Iron Cta1, LaSallr, 19.as6 Du government
ca1s; +. Northrup. chauahan Lc1nout. Norris.
AR,1yxp-Chn-. D. Pope. I.asallc III, 100 - lard.
3ase h.mf, rs brls pork; D. c. Wallace. $4,000 ~
lard si csls pork: Eff CITY, -,s ba corn Planet,
Planet. 600 bu corns peepGe, Prison. . yds rube
stone; Drill, Is 90 do; Eldssa5o Atheas' j. Aensza
Laealle, q brls ouf $500 b. lard: MoniecsEisto,
Laealle, 40 b1s -four, 30 ne Ire clay; Maple Leaf
Joliet sse1 bu corr, go bu whcat 20 bria hishT1acs
H. G. Loomls* Athens, 70 ydA rub1e stone, 10 5ds d.
mention do; CoaYesnee, Da:p1alnes, - yas rah!e
stone: Lady Franklin. Locsport, 81 5a=ds rnhie
stone; pay state. Lssae. II, bn oats; tanner Ii
sac III 09 feet lubcr Marietta, Lnsale, - 90 fec!
ln1uher 5oo iert .ia1, s. IL 90 shingles; brilliant
lAsale, s.A bu goyernmnat oats, Badger etate. Ia
SALE Ms,et0 ps stares and lcadit.s; Col. Mulhxan
Lasae, :0lto cet lumber: S. 4. Douglas. Aux sable
c. /. lluntoon, Lasalie; 9,a7 bu EaEernncnt oats
Lady Franklin, Athens; J. .. Preston, Nors1s, d,es
feet lumber, q GO feet siding. 90 posts.
, 1864-04-08
THE LOCAL ELECTIONS.

FEUA hEHuAl.L EUQMTH.
Editors Tribune:
Tic result OF the town meeting in Eonda1l coun-
ty on Tuesday last IL full Board of Supervisory,
all Republicans. I, -
Fnox ruTKAN COUNTY.
uENEEITy, 11!s.. April Z, 1851.
Editors Tribune:
At our election on Last Tuesday we beat our o1.
poEc1ts BY % ou7 highest to - lass year, Cur then
highest. They n1ado strenuous effort, but no so,
FROM KANE COUNTY.
ST. CuAE.Es, april 6, 1854.
Editors Tribune:
Our election has resulted In q complete trianp1.
for the Union cause Tho Average majority Is about
aCo, being m increased Republican votc.
Tue Ceppcrheads laid a scheme to have certain
Glars OF soldiers Totc but cot defeated at their oWn
game, t''!>
, 1864-04-08

Enlistment Of Coiorcd Troops-Morc.
menIs OF Gov. Lewis.

Especial DlEratch to the Chicago rribune.l
HAp1soE. Wis, April 7, 1854
Col. John 4. Bross Of the 2etb United States
colosed regiment, arrived here yesterday. He has
perfected IN arrangement With authority Of this
State, by which co!ored men Of Wisconsin CAL be
enlisted IL his regiment, end be credited On the
quota Of thin State. :.
: Louis 1aben, i highly intelligent colored man Of
your city, his been appointed general recruiting
efucct. Col. Dross confidently expects 10 sa1ss
tro hai eompanicr In this eta.c-
Two hundred and ffty recruits for old orEans=a-
tons in the field, left here to~dny.
Lieut.. Cor. Spooner returned to the city to-day,
and asEunlcd the duties Of Executive, Governor
Lewis having :ooc to Washington.
, 1864-04-08
FIRE At CI4EETON, IOWA.
nctfruct1on Of the Gateua and Chicago
Union r. Il. Machine Shop.

EC11zroH, April b.-Essic on Tuesday evening
fset he brick t~o-atory. A:hlne md blacksmith
ehops o} The GsieIa aud Cincago unlou Railroad
h1rned. destroying eli the machinery, tools. etc,
Threc locomotives Sc. q new one nearly ready
far the road, and 'wo Old ooes, Nos and a-were
nia aesttpyed. In lact, the flames a2read rapid
" lint Int little lime was gyen In which to save
anythipr in the building Fortunately. neither the
n1;s1 ri ryped- -hoEte. nos any other oi the CON.
psSy's buildings Verc danased. Assistant Super
, 1864-04-08

WAsu1scros, April 1.-Arranscmcnts are being
made tor investing Cu'pcpper with formilsb b4e
GORDON Of Notifications. wlth visw Of rendering
il . rs1nanrEt department tor military supplies.
with tic army Of the Potorlac, and a member ot
thc Isl cavalry. disappeared last week and IL Sup
tofCd to have bee captured. -,
, 1864-04-08
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
Latest News from FoFt Sulitil-Succexs
of Gen. StcEics

Fort ssrrn, Ark, April 8.-Gen. Steelefs army
Inns driven the rebels from Arkadephja, and Is now
advancing on Price. In the direction Of Camden
and Washington. Several hundred rebels, unics
Cabcll and other commanders. have come in behind
our advancing columns On Riding expedition.
C1arksytl!c, sixty-hve miles trom here, was at
tackled day before yesterday, but tho enemy were
rcpn]sed with loss Of three killed, ten prisoners,
twenty horses, and all their camp cquipase
Yetterday 40 Texans, under Ger. Eauo, attacked
RossEllc q miles south Q, here burning 80 bales
Of Government cotton.
Our troops afterwards drove the rebels rom the
town, killing and capturing several Of them, ths
remainder Of the cotton in TINT place being brought
here, which will relieve the cavalry heretofore
guarding IT, and enable them to driye tho cucril1as
from the cQnutfy,
, 1864-04-08

NEW IUEK IIUH 411aIhct 3V31133s
Ece1ch pig Ess been rfry 1uic, tho acao3t sisulta
pcors ari1sa1 of soma 3,o5 seua, now xnoat, with
about 7o9 do IL 1to7e h1vip: brought the narSst to
il cor sequence are little unsettled but we motto:
no falling oH IN yaluss Tho onlr sale Te 1'otice Is
1t which 1t be bought, ex shr-ifom yard ~ Is
aake4 American confines IN small supply, and -
$40 tens ie:Ee, = Poskeepse and Hudson, said tot
prtt a:d speedy delivery on terms nat mals pu5.
at s1a o. * ship; american, slso IS rhlladelphts,
and little to By lad as tkas The f3lio Tl9S ars r.,
ineh, {2so: llnch slsl; !. inch, sli; AMI * laca
a. ttch 61r0, cash 1cF8 T cent. EnReh rails are
more actlTe; 20 tons sold mostly At 3ioa currency,
Or ff2 in gold. cash,
, 1864-04-08

ISFtclAI U1tp.!cH 70 tuc Eu!c1sso 1Tlonuc.I
BALTIMORE, April :, 1874.
There is great rejoicing throu :hout the city to-
day, hy the colored people, over the result Of the
election yestctday. Soldiers, n1cn, women nad
children In large Numbers paradcd The streets. The
majority for the Convention and Immediate Emaa-
cipalion without Compensation will reach 5000.
The Union mcn in great elaveho;dln3 counties
came up pohIy, completely killing tho pRo-alarerE
role
There arr sixty prisoners connne3 in the military
prison here. They were arrested for corfespont'
irg with the south, blockade running, selling
LIQUOR to podic.f, using reasonable language, SC.
Over $4,000 worth Of captured goods, INTENDED
by blockade runners for the rebels, viii ae sold al
auctIcn tomorrow BY the U. s. Anrnbal.
, 1864-04-08

~ a Mrs. Weliea, whose husband enlist
I'd in thc rebel army and left his family 10
stnrvc, committed suicide In Norfolk on Inc
10th. It was sickcning story-Nanf, shame
to relieve the want of her children, and sa'
ictde's grave to corcr her shame.
, 1864-04-08
N,EAGUlRE'S COMPOUND Elk
|WH TRACT

HENNE INllNNs
The Crtat fGpe which this medicine has acquired,
hoth hero and throughout E1c Armies Of the West
snn E4l,h as remedy ror DtarrnGo. nysentery: aaI
al relaxed condition q the towels nmost @ e.
r. Gn1 n17t an.sd h9 ,tyy naty g. ss
eisusr Ct climate. water Of focd, Ee would remind
tacrs that thia medicine .ses,;s wonderful ~
Gtn F!tz Henry Warren. y. s: Vols: Cn :. H. Lons,
q. i. .1iiet fopI Eng1s; Msjor Crane, e1y, r.
Cun,ber,ana, snd IT. M.pha:n j; hTo, -: y Sorsa
tsccEd.t. Prepared only by J. s. G: AAGuiHE; - 1;
AID Olive stfess a9d sed By al araxSists. Beware
FCr sac wIaiesaie BY 4. SCoEIL. Is Isandolpa.st
tnc,f "a I6t EutATCEHNtt
, 1864-04-08
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1864.

i.,eE5cnt Wil1EeE;s, TO whom We arc indebted 70.
these r:riru1a7s estimates the total loss at about
so ftf. which is covered By insuraacc Plans hare
alrtsd7 been agreed upon for the erection Of new
and enlarged machine and blacksmith shop 10 r..
place the burned one.
, 1864-04-08

PEc rIs1oss- Alvanct1g. Sales so brs city Ness
Pork ct :; iu sorc 40 ticrc prime Lard at ks
At Nerha1 House this evening Wheat market vas
shate easier Sales e eo1 hushe1s No. sprtzg At
$f.11Aft21.l94 for H{ntef receipts,
, 1864-04-08

rur.r-Rec,tnts is. 40 bu; trrn aud active 1t IN
.ar.ncc a, Ike: 1ases on Change Of CHG bushels
No, spring, winter receipts, at eeoos
.nmnrr reee,p,s Il &1aoet aaA Soma 1ap0o bushels
eola early At sl,se11sX for Eintet ana summer re-
ceip.r. oasa-F1su. Sailed t'oa9 easae4 No. y wa
re1 receipts. a &c.
, 1864-04-08

F5eutL Of the Widow Of Henry
EtMy.
Lrx1serox. Ky, April f.-Mrs+, Luc1etia Clay,
relic OF the Hon. Henry Clay died last NIGHT at khe
residence Of her ton. John u. Clay, near Lc1ing.
ton. after IN illness amost entiFciy unattended
With lain. nged ~ years.
, 1864-04-08

TT Caastus NJ Clay's daughter, down In
Kentucky, il good shot. She shot guer-
rillu'e cap of when he tried to steal cassiua'
best horse, and frightened him SO that he for
got to steal.
, 1864-04-08

baltimore 1rurkct-Aprii =.
/. FIGCr-l irm. Ohio. s..314.
GEA1x-Nu Erntn III the market. Cora wanted At
$i.seGt@s.
.WH1eKr-Very firm, Ohio. $t.07H9fa8.
GEocEnIAs-touee buoyRut. lilo 31ai0H.
, 1864-04-08

Loplssu1E% April 7.-Thc upward morning pas
screcr train ;folu Nashville. ran OF the tracx at
len hours delay. Only one person w4s injured,
md he but slightly.
, 1864-04-08

Philadelphia 1Iarket-Arrii
Ds1UVFs-GeueF.1 ally advancing.
ELoCH-f'Ioyaut- Sales Al 3G.QnSG.s3 for Super
due $6.7s97.G0 for Extra.
Gk.:S- = heat a4xatesa Sc: sales Of Red at si.:9
ais: White At $t.90Ge1-1J. Corn buoy1ut. S1le3 OF
fellow 1t s12a Oats ndvauced. ssies at 8sc.
PRovYsioNs-Adyancea,
NHIsxr-tlrm at $1.l0. 80
rrTKoLEuA-Fev rish !. Crude sc; Refined on
boud 2es31c; do ftec s9s5Ec-
, 1864-04-08
LEGATION UNITED STATES,
BERLIN. March 3, 164

LEGATION UNITED 6TArEs,
BKrlaS, March ., 1eSL
nc.z,s James Il. Mcdonald i Co., Hamburg:
f;rnticmep: send you by the train this after.
noon pox for TIC sanitary Fair, New 1orS. II e
Contains pictures, euGrarlngs aud a1toetapns: d9
shnY yoH how Il iE prized, onc ANAL picture 10 FA-
~ ri onc :luutred r!x tha!ere, end m AucEcan
cenrIemQn has written to his agent IN NeN lotk
10 ny two hundred rz tha'ers sot one o. tne au,4
e4ann hooks. and that 0nc book contains oh1f
Et.armt nmf-tLitd OF the autographs.
IRE 1,ox is small, nnd hope yeu cau tnduce the
p,rer or capaln oi 1hs ries%e. !. take earo of IT,
Eetpect'u''' n. B. Junp.
HER1,Ik. March 4, 1904.
yctc.a.y wrcte 70 you advising yco Sd4 Of 10. bog
fol tic iair Lfe1 ad xtseq ea,as ana n Sich r.
ai:c iS fue saabcP % bundle, md WIS made NJ and
t's sfcr had sctt n. house. Are 3oad 3rnd 70 ti 9e
lAocladedr II 70, returz1 them 10 % r:te aavtse
me when received and whether the e1ea TIM Taa1'
In hxste. yousa, &c.4 ~ ~
, 1864-04-08

Memphia Cotton Markct--Apri1.6.
Market le.s active and prices unclaimed. Ececlpt:
men.s for the quarter ending March 9lst 81 bales
The steamer Liberty took on beard 2s3 bales hort
olldsy Cairo, Lt.pp7d 2,sW bales VIA Tenn
Elyer. Evansville. thence csst on which the Cor
rtntnpntxAx amounted to $4,000.
, 1864-04-08

Opening OF Navigation on Lake
Erie.
Er*K,EK, April T.-Nasication IL now open
between Du1ktrE, C:cyuGud, Saulusky, Toledo,
ard all ripper ports. except Euitalo. Boats will
commeuce reEuiA7 as spon ns possible.
, 1864-04-08

e~ The following 1ctiers show that our
Minister nj Berlin, Hon. N. B. Judd, isbusily
nt work IN behalf Of the New York Sanitary
Tair:
, 1864-04-08

MO. el0o.
Y MAyoRA1rY or NEW OnxEAys.{
CIrY HALL. March aBt, 1861. )
Ee7nIre.1, That tho Mayor Of the City be and he Ia
hereby authorized to cause the following advert1se-
sEaLbD PROPOSALS for turai.hins lnnher and tius-
her, sEt I'D repar4 af Whaye3
viii lie received until tho 18th day Of June uczt FIu-
posais to be drcas the CtF Comptroller Of thsf
tity or New Orleans markell "trO2olals for Lumber
For one million 1eet. boatti measure, Of three tnct
plank in lengths of twenty, and thirty tees
md tom t. 4 to twelve ncAss width. BIDS nty be
d aass FL ass iss tSsn feet stat,nE tas piss
DER Thousand feet No other than good merchantiola
lumber viii be received. For $4,000 laeaf feet o.
s1ua1e ttntcr In lengths Of from twenty-five to slIsv
{set and e9s than Inches square at the SMALL
end, by twelve inches alua.e at tie butt Bids NAY
be made cypress ard yellow pne, In quantities noL
jess 70 nral eet, stating the price per foot
Intal- No other than sound timber Will
be received, OF the fu!l size specified.
Lumber and timber to be delivered on tnc city
wba1yes, ltvee, at any tfmo between khe 1Atg &c
nccept1nce bid and the tn dhy Of September. i8d
Cathcpaytucnts Will bo made as tho lumber Is de--
Tie t. receive nny reject az ths S;s + re-
servel. {atgucd1 U.S+ +uEMEE5,
Chairman Bureau Streets and Landings
fS1Rned1 ". II. AbBcTf,,
fEsir1nan Burcau Of Finance, pro seiIs-
Approved March y, asss- ,,.,,r,p,, 1,,xr
Captain .. $. l., Acting Mayor
true rtnv
, 1864-04-08

There ID no truth In The statemcnta Of the Lon
don pfcss that Minister Dayton sgiveu asaassnce
, 1864-04-08

I'VE AND EAR.-Deafness,
,,:sz... .na an dtscases Of tho Kyc and Ear.
st1ne ~ tos Year, Rast 70 secStye tn4
eeeoteis sttenon & b. gNRERMoon aa, osSse aa9 f
Cree CsosEe;n3oi' 1ysi sas~4 " eaastaek
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-24
BENNETT PETERS Il co.

These Bitters are prepared, in pure Bourbon
w Risky. from a combination of over twenty diff
ferent kinds of roots barlks and herbs, which
act in perfect concert one with the other, pre-
pared from the original formula given by the
great chief, Red jacket, to DR.. Chaplin, who used
them successfully in his practice for many years,
and by their use gained SO great popularity in
the treatment and cure of dyspepsia, liver COM
plaint constipation, Sick and nervous headache,
fever and ague, aud all diseases arising from
torpid liver or indigestion. Persons suffering
from either of these loathsome diseases will
find sure cure by the use of these Bitters,
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and poisonS usually put up in such prepa-
rations and palmed off on an unsuspecting pub
lie. A single trial will convince the most skep-
tical that in the RED JACKET there is virtue
which no other bitters possess.
They strengthen and invigOrate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are n sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimu1ant in existence.
They are p sure preventive of Fever and Ague.
They relieve constipation
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
They make the debilitated strong and restore
to strength the exhausted.
Aged persons and delicate females will find
they can save large doctors bills by the use OF
these Btters.
Beware of counterfeits. The Red Jacket Bit
tiers only sold in bottles with our name
blown on the side Our
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-24
New York K'roMHce and Provision Prices
Current.

For lots as they arrive from the country, re-
ported expressly for the Muscatine JOURNAL, by
W. $. MCCLURE q Co.. strictly Produce Com
| mission Merchants, 80 fulton street, n. Y. We
quote for the week ending June - 1854:
FioLty-fTine brands SuDerfne State. 81 75u S 90
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-24
M2RKE.rs.
MuscArINE. June %.

nUSCATINE, June 70.
Weather warm G ssgC &5es
The heavy rains OF Saturday and Sunday
night have greatly improvd the prospects of the
crops generally. 3a7sH8 -.faa Assn
Prices of everything are unsettled by the
fluctuations in gold, which went up in New
York yesterday to s2,35.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No. spring wheat $40; No 2 100; Fall sl,4O.
Corn 959y9Sc y bush.
Rye $l,UO. .ar -ra-ls
Potatoes a . oo,a75c.a a sac ~
Butter 2Oc. .3i.3E
Eggs l21ac. ssaf.e-
Chickens-None in market.
Bacon-Shoulders l2c; hams lie; sides l2c
White BeanS-COmmOn to good SLOUGH ,25;
prime navy $3,OOD3,50
Hay-Timothy $ll per ton for loose, sI5 for
tight pressed. ss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RArEs) ga.
sugar--N Q lv1a2ii1zc; Portland ls@l91ac; Mus
cavado l79 1915; N Y A AZ; b 23@z411c; crushed
and powdered &c.
Molasses-Golden Syrup sl,25@l,4O; Honey
Syrup Sl,lO@5l,l5; N Sugar House 95c@Sl III
Union Refinery sI,I5; Extra Honey Syrup II is
@Sl20. 3l's
Rice @l3c.
+ Soda lO1%c.
Soap-Piilm 7; family g. German TIC.
Candles-Star 2O@2lc; summer pressedY515.
Teas-Young Hyson 95@$l,65; Imperial 81 ZOO
H,75; black tea Soc@l 10.
ToDacco-Dark sweet 57@65c; Medium brands
6O@7Oc; gold and natural leaf y0c@Sl,O0.
NaiIs-BeSt brands ~ so, rates.
Glass-Sxl0 City 5000; l0xl2 Il, 25 rates.
Cordage 2i925c g 10; home made l5c.
Fruit-Greena apples none In market; dried l0L
oil p ID; dried peaches l71a@ls1ac; raisins NJ K
s., 50; layer $575@6.
Salt-Lake $40
Fish--No mackerel, bbls sls@2OOo; No SIS 90
@20OO; No half bbls 90; No s9 00@9 so;
family maclSerel, hf bbIs 81, 25@s00; kits 81 ,00
o., l5; hi bblS No white fish 1915. H
Wood S5,O0@G,OO
Leather-sole 500 ioc; harness 4sc; upper 2s9
soc p foot
Hides-Dry Flint Ice; green Sc; calf loc.
Feathers soc.
Cheese-l6@Dl3c.
Beef Cattle 4@51zc gross; extra &c.
Wool-Clean tu6washed 7O@75c; unwashed Il
less.
81 1850 so; boiled Mnseed 500; Lard oil 90
retail 81 20; fish oil Sl,35@l, 40.
BeeSwaX 45GIJ0c.
Whisky LOO.
hoop buckets 2 doz 1885; hoop do 33,75.
hoop tubs q nest $500; hoop do $3.50;
| hoop do ST., So. - .--l--s,-.
Rags-Cotton 4l!c. 80
| Bar Iron 71s@DSc. s e- --.
Old iron AGlc e III; copper l21a9l5c Y b. Brass
! l0c = b.. 4F-r'f -t r.
funds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati Il
| y cent; st Louis and Chicago d y cent.
| DRY GOODSIRETAIL.1
Sheetings and Shirtings 30(065c;
Drills, 30@51c; 'a1 ~
Prints, 2j6t}5c;
De LANES, 3O@g35c;
Ginghams, 40050;
Clark & Coates SPOOL 81 so;
I Slxein thread; 81, ;lD@y2 90; 1-. .tts ~.
| Farmers and Mechanics cashmere, 81 ,00@l Is
Skirt braid, 20;
Corset Jeans, 4OC95Oc;
| Denins, 4Og75c
Ticking, 4O@75c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-24
THE ooPs MAYOR n DE-FUNcx.ED.
The Mayor. once to he Purified.
Justice Established UsurpeSs Power
j. aae Broken. ~

Mr.. Velie, who was known to have
been legally elected Mayor at our last
city election at the time the returns
were canvassed by the City Council, has
fully establishments right to exercise the
duties and functions of Mayor, by the
verdict of twelve men sworn to do their
duty as jurors. The spirits of the Cops.
in the city were high an exultant up to
the hour of 7 p. m. of Wednesday, when
it was known the jury had agreed after
an hours session. Their smiles, and
winks and mods were frequent during
the summing up of Funck's COUNSEL
They looked as though Funck was to
reign until next March. They were
congregated in small circles and looked
happy. We were willing they should,
for we were certain that their joy would
be of but short duration. 1t really
made us feel good to see the fellows en-
joying themselves so hugely. But alas !!
they have come to grief. Their Mayor
is no more. Funck will be compelled
to fee his counsel from his "per zhent, !"
and have nothing to show for it. He
must release his hold upon the Mayors
docket and salary. His opportunities
for specializing in city warrants are fad
ing from view. A jury sitting upon
the bench in our District Court have
pronounced Funck usurper-on very
small scale, we admit. They have pro-
nounced our abolition friend, Velie,
Mayor of Muscatine. Thereat we re-
joice, and all good people rejoice with
us. Next year we will do better and
elect our candidate by majorities that
cannot be questioned. Funck has great
tenacity. Will he keep his word and
abide this verdict as he promised?
| Great was Funck, but greater is Velie!
daily, 17th.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-24
For the Journal

Mr.. Ferrard, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, now permanently located in
Davenport, where for three months past
he has been performing many of the
most remarkable cures ever performed
in Iowa, will be at the Eichelberger
House in Muscatine, ON Tuesday the 18th
of June, and every Tuesday during the
summer and fall. DR.. Ferrard treats all
chronic diseases and especially deafness,
and all diseases of the eye, with the most
salutary success. In the treatment OF
deafness and all diseases of the ear, DR..
Ferrard has no equal in the United
States. Read his circulars.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-24

IMPROVEMENTS stone for the
foundation of the new Baptist Church
is now being delivered. Work will be
commenced Immediately.
The German Baptists have also COM
menced building a church on the corner
of Sixth and Walnut streets.
c. M. Harlan, Esq, is finishing a
handsome brick dwelling on Sixth
street, near Oak.
S. b. Crane, ESQ, is making impor-
tant improvements to the ancient dwell
ling at the foot of Walnut street which
he recently purchased from DR.. Waters.
S. 0. Buffers mammoth pork house is
going up rapidly, and will be completed,
with all its new and improved arrange
ments, in ample time for next seasons
business.
John Knopp is putting up large
brick residence on the beautiful slope
near the Catholic Church.
These are few of the indications of
progress in our city this year.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-24

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