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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-09

RECEIVING COMMITTEES FOR THE FAIR.-For
Grain, &c.-J. Bennett and II. @. Jennson.
For Cattle and other Live Stock-A. Jacksc n
He will be found at the Court House.
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Nothing Succeeds .ssSe Success,
Says great writer, and in the history OF
RARE DISCOVERIES
for the last half century, nothing has
J>-Tn L4Unp

LEAPED INTO FAVOR
with the public so completely, so universally. as
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
MOTHER is recognized in the world of fashion
by either sex. It's swift operation the ease with
which it is applied, the remarkable naturaness
of the browns and blacks it imparts, its eXeunp-
ton from all unpleasant oior or caustic ingre-
dients and its general effect on the hair and
skin are the good ana suticien causes OF It's I'M
precedented popularity. Manufactured by j.
CRISTADoRo, No. Aston House, New York.
Sold by all druggists. Applied by all hair dress
orc iyljdWIm.
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Cherokee Female Pills

TIE MOST USEFUL MEDICINE YET DISCOVER
ED.-If one enumerate the ills attendant upon
the irreSularity of the period in females and ex-
amlnes the far-reaching evil of these ills to all
connected with one who may be subjected to
them, it is impossible to controvert the fact that
the Cherokee Pill is the most useful and benef-
cent medicine ever offered to the public. Sure
to regulate with the cXactness of mathematical
calculation. Safe to ALL and infallible in the
removal Of obstruction and suppression, these
Pills should be in the possession of every mai
den, wife and mother in the country. Don't be
palmed off withany other, but try the Cherokee
Pills and you win be convinced of their effica-
cy. Sold by all druggists. sep9dw1m.
EE- Persons having advanced in life and feel
ing the hand of time weighing heavily upon
them with all its attendant Ills will find in the
use of Hostetters Celebrated Stomach Bitters
an elixir that will instill new life into their
veins, restore, in measure the ardOr and ener-
gy OF more youthful days, buildup their shrunk-
en- forms, and give health and vigor to the re-
naming years. Those who are in the least
afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ague, Languor, Maui
sea, or any other troublesome and dangerous
disease, arising from disordered system,
should not hesitate to avail themselves of the
benefit derived from this great remedy. ~
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. .. DO. sep9wIm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-09

>. tiErkE, IL. u.
Physician Extraordinary to tie Queen.
This invaluable medicine is rutailipg ii tie Gu,
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which th.
female constitution is subject 1t al excess
and all distractions and speedy cure NAV l.,
relied
TO " aEsgsIEE' AAE5gFS
1t ispecuarly suited. It will, il shur tin, br nx
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears The Government
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent couuter,its
CAUTION: .'-
These Pii's shoti5 be taken bg females ,rts, the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as tier are
10 b',mJ Miscarriage, Jnt etny other time ,hsg
are safe.
In allcasss of Nervou- md Spinal An ctons Pains
in the lack and limbs. Fatigue Slighr sertiou Pal
pitation Of he Heart and itcs these Pills
will effect when all other have faieG aid
although powerful remedy DO not tain irou cso-
mel sntmony aAyth ing hDrtGl 10 he constitution
Full directions in THE pam ouRi Sd Oh package
which sh )uld be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United STATES and Cauadas,
10 NOSE, II 11rtianit ST, New Yort.
n B-Sl 90 and ak post stanps, enclosed to any
authorized agent will insure Il bottle obtaining fifty
Pills. bv return mail. J :" HOUGHERTY.
Muscatne. Nov. 7. is 3-daw1y.
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BLANKS ARRIvED.-The militia Or
ganization Committee have received the
necessary blank muster rolls, oaths and
certificates. Parties can procure them
by calling at the counting hou Sc of
Dunsmore 4 Barrus or at the law Office
of Richman & Carskaddan.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice
Treasury Notes, payable three years from Aug.
18th, 1864, with semi-annual interest at the rate
OF seven ana three-tenths per cent. per annum
principal and interest both to be paid in law
full money.
These notes will be convertible at the option
of the holder at maturity, into six pei cent.
collaborating bonds, payable not less than five
nor more than twenty years from their date as
the Government may elect. They will be issued
in denominations OF $50, 500, $500, $1,000 and
$4,000, and all subscriptions must be for fifty dol
lars or some multiple OF fifty dollars
The notes viii be transmitted to the owners
free of transportation charges as soon after the
they can be procured.
AS the notes draw interest from August l5
persons making deposits subsequent TO that
date must pay the interest accrued from date of
note to date of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dol
lars and upwards for these notes at any one
ter OF one per cent, which will be paid by the
Treasury Department upon the receipt of IL bill
for the amount, certified to by the officer with
whom the deposit was made. No deductions
for commissions must be made from the de-
posits.
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A Respectfully, yours,
49, ]. B. ,DOUGHERTY, Treas. +
Sept. 9Th, 1854. 2 s. ssA s. g p y y


KNOCKED Down AND ROBBED
Philip Popp, astonemason, was knocked
down and robbed of IS cents by two
men, about II o'clock Saturday night,
on one of the back streets of the city
He identifies one of them as Pete Ryan,
who is known to have been on spree
Saturday night. He was arrested by
Sheriff Hine, Sunday, and lodged in
Jail. The other has not been found
Popp was considerably bruised but not
seriously hurt. All the money he had
with him was taken; also, his pocket
knife
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. A little
daughter of RS. Strong, of Louisa coun-
ty, was accidentally shot and killed,
yesterday, while handling a gun with
which boy had been shooting chick
ems. A messenger arrived here last
night for her father, who had started to
this city on business previous to the
melancholy affair. He was found, after
considerable search, and started home
at late hour to meet the angel ofDeath
in his household. Daily, 9Th.
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The Grey.Beards at Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2.-The 37th
Iowa (Gray-Beard) regiment, Col. Kin
caid, numbering $40, arrived yesterday
and are now at Camp Covington.
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SIS, SSSG.l5, and no borrowers. 1.-THE rate
of interest required is 8 per cent, with
real estate and personal security 49,
Adjourned till So'clock n. m. to-mor-
row. o. .. ...... 4
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion of Mr. Robb, the matter of
revising the militia was laid on the ia
BILE
Mr.. Chase intoduced resolution APP
prOpriating SO from the relief fund for
the benefit of Ann Johnson.
G.. b. Dcnison, County Superintend-
ent, was allowed $1,000 on his bill, and
Il resolution was adopted allowing him
81 for each school visited, and mileage
ut 5 cents per mile for actual travel.
Mr.. Robb Offered a resolution instruct
ing the Clerk to sell the stoves in the
Court House and Jail and procure stoves
for burning coal also, to procure suffi-
cient coal for the winter.
The petition of Dyer Williams, ask
ing abatement of levy tax, was refused.
Mr.. Farnsworth offered a resolution
authorizing the Clerk to pay five dollars
bounty on wolf, lynx, swift and wild
cat scalps taken from animals killed in
this county.
Amended on motion of Mr.. Robb, by
offering IS for scalps of full-grown ami
mails and 81 each for others.
The application of VIM. SchOfield for
assistance in visiting Chicago to have
medical treatment Tor his eyes was taken
from the table.
Mr.. YOunkin moved that 500 be ap-
proprated for that purpose.
Mr.. Niele moved to amend by making
the amount $50.
The vote was taken on the higher
amount, which was lost; then on the
lower amount, which was carried, with
a proviso that the money shall be used
for the purpose for which it is appropri-
ated, and no other.
Mr.. Viele, from the Committee on
! Revenue, reported having examined the
report of J. w. Jayne, Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors, and finding it
correct.
Adjourned sine die.
EDITORS JOURNAL:-I acknowledge
the receipt of the following cash dona-
tons to the Central Iowa Sanitary Fair
since last report, tO-wit:
Sundry perSOnS and firmSin ST. Louis.
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ID IS E A S Els
Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and Sex
..... nal SVStau1s
- Or THE r-

New and reliable treatment-in Reports of the
Howard Acknowledgements by mail in sealed let
ter envelopes free of charge Address
DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa. mar3l 64dwIy
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. I'd, SARAH p. WEAVER, wife
of Singleton Weaver. Aged % years months
and y days.
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Special Advantages Of this Lean.

Ir Is a NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offerings
higher rate of interest than any other, and the
best security. Any savings bank which pays it's
depostors in L. s. Notes, considers that it is
paying in the best circulating medium of the
country, and it cannot pay in anything better,
for its own assets are either in government Sc
men! paper.
Ii is equally convenient rs a temporary or
permanent investment. The notes can always
be sold for within fraction OF their face and
accumulated interest, and are the best security
with banks as collatera for discounts
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-09

\ FLEA IN SOMEBODY'S EAR.-In
times past we have been wont to do job
work on credit. But Old things have
passed away and all things have become
new-especially in financial matters
In future we shall do no such thing as
credit out job work. A customer may
he ever so well off, ever so reliable, and
all that sort Of thing, but that matters
nothing to us, the cash we must and
will have for job work. Paper and ink
cost us the cash down. and that too at
remarkably high figures; and hereafter
we shall do precisely as our merchants
do-demand the cash on delivery of the
goods. 1t is nothing more than fair
and Just, and no sensible man can or
will demur to these terms.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-09

Gus IMAM any OtlNr EltterS That
have been submitted to me for chemical exami-
nation. bespeail for them Il widespread pop
ularity, and cordially commend them TO tic
public use Very respectfully.
G. ORDWAY, Analy Chemist.
See advertisement. Sep9dWlm.
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Subscribers who find this mark Y } after their
names Will understand that the time they have
paid for has expired ana that the subscription
must be renewed by advance payment ifthey
wish the paper continued.
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TRz-WEEKIY JOURNAL.

Tie TTI.We6<1yfs pubIfshed Tuesday, Thurs.
day and saturday, at So per annum. Subscrip.
ti0ns received for or 8 months at the same
rates. In all cases the cash must accompany the
subscription.
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Convertible into Six per cent. 2-20 Gold
- Bond. ..A

In addition to the Very liberal interest on the
notes for three years, this privilege of conversion
is now worth about three per cent. per annum
for the current rate for j-21 Bonds is not less
than nine per cent. premi'en and before the war
the premium on six per cent L. S. stocks was
over twenty per cent. 1t will be seen that the
actual profit on this loan, at the present market
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-09
Board OF Supervisors.
OepV. D, IoOf'
Board met in regular session.

Board met in regular session.
Members present: f.. f. Burgan, OF
Wilton; n. Il. Brown, of Orono; Joseph
Crane, of Lake; George Chase, of Wap-
sinonoc; NJ. Farnsworth. of Sweetland
John Fulmer, of Seventy-SiX; Geo. W.
Hunt, of Moscow; James e. Robb, OF
Fulton; v. Tracy, Of Cedar; r. T.
Thompson, of Goshen; ". D.eVelie, OF
Montpelier +. Younkin, of Pike.
Absent: Richard Musser and Thos.
NJ. Isett, of Bloomington.
A communication of VIM. Schofield,
for an appropriation for medical treat
ment for his eyes, was laid on the table.
The sum of $l2 was appropriated to
defray the expenses of Miss Terry and
Miss Eagan to the Blind Asylum.
The President of the Board was au-
thorized to employ counsel to defend the
county against suit brought by Henry
O'Connor for legal services. Amount
claimed $275. Also, to employ counsel
in suits for certain lands mortgaged to
the school fund by Asa Gregg. %.
Mr.. Thompson offered Il resolution to
have the Court House whitewashed and
put in repair in time for the Sanitary
Fair. Referred to Committee on County
Property. .. ..... ...---.s .ss
a petition of A. Fry, in relation to
lot in block 123, was referred to the
same committee.
Sundry bills We're received and refer
red to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Robb moved to appoint a COM
mittee of five to report at the earliest
convenience on the best plan of distrib-
uting aid to soldiers families. Carried.
Mr.. Thompson was appointed tenn
porarily on the Committee on Revenue
in the absence of Mr.. Musser.
Adjourned till s o'clock tomorrow
morning
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MADAM DEMOREST'S FALL
Nl FASHIONS, just received at
BURNETT'S
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FORENOON SESSION.

MI. kODD submitted the 1OllOWlnS re-
port:
Your Committee on Relief Fund find G34 per-
sons reported needy, and recommend that tax
of six mills be levied for their support. They
further recommend that each woman and each
child under u years of age reported needy be
allowed the sum of two dollars per month for
that each supervisor be authorized to revise the
list of his township as often as he thinks neces
sary. .t .r
Adopted, with all amendment that
the Clerk be authorized to add the
names of persons on the certificate of
any member of the Board
The revised list of persons needing aid
was then handed in to the Clerk, to be
placed on record.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, the
Clerk was authorized to levy tax of
two mills for State purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Younkin, the Com
mittee on Roads and Bridges was au-
thorized to rebuild the bridge on the
slough road across loves Run, as soon
as possible.
On motion of Mr.. Fulmer, $50 We're
appropriated to repair the bridge across
loves Run on the Cedar bridge road,
to be be expended by Samuel Lucas.
The following additional bills were al
loxved
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/ have heretofore overlooked the very
generous donation of Greenwood Lii
brary," by Messrs. j. L. Daymude and
Thos. Brown, which, at low estimate,
is worth $4,000.
The committee who visited Grinnell
make fiattering report. Details here
after. Many parcels of merchandise are
on the way from ST. Louis, which will
be duly reported after arrival.
/ think a very important omission has
been made in not advertising the fact
that the proceeds of the Fair are to be
disbursed by the Christian Commission,
ours being the only one held in all our
broad country for that purpose.
J, B. DOUGHERTY, Treas.
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Some thirty-one dollars collected at
fremont Hall, Sunday evening, is in
my hands, and the whole amount will
be reported as soon as collected and
while on the subject of that meeting
would say that there are some thirty
slips of paper subscribing various
amounts, some of which are marked
paid, and it is impossible for me to tell
who have paid. Will those who hand
ed in the money with the slip please re-
port the fact to me?
Contributions in goods are arriving
freely, but as letters have not in all cases
come to hand, I refrain from reporting
in full for the present. Among the ele-
CANT donations / will mention fire.
mans trumpet, of heavy silver plate,
valued at $500, the contribution OF
Messrs. Eugene Jaccards & Co., jewelers.,
St. Louis.
Our fair is likely to prove decided
success.
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The following bills We're allowed:

john Conner assessing $1,000
Coroners inquest June l2th ............... -. 10
w. II. Stewart, shoes for paupers........... $50
H. H. Hine, expenses Of iail E4.40
C. G. Mathis, boarding jurors 90
H. w Perkins fee bill $40
Daniel Eagan, ScaVellger work. 300
James Johnson, SWeetland township, fee
bill 1890
Coroner's fee bill in of ChaS. >. I'M
derwood Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Siiverman X Bro, clothing for pauperS..... llo5
Isaac Wise, enrolling militia of Wilton,
1853 '.............. eco
l., Adams lightning rood on poor house.. 1000
Gas BILL Court House and jail............... l22O
L. Hanna for legal services. 100
A. Broomhall, deed for poor house farm,
with Stamp.............. 1oo
Francis u Bacon, paid legal services in
case of cOunterfelterS......... lO00
Jacob Cashier clothing for Daupers........ TO- 20
G. Schmidt record books ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
H. a. HOLSTER Assessor, Wilton............ 2)UO
John Bower remaining pump SC .......... 40
A. Palmer stationery ........ 2005
Chas stone hardWa re ... ........... 1920
J. R. Nisly fee bill in cases of Bebee, Bra
DIV and Creel ......................... 23.S5
Wiley q Pratt, bath tub for poor house.. .2o
Journal Office print NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2S55
publishing deliquent tax
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Remember. ne Y.

'RipAf ING,...............-.SEPT. o, 1861
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SEPTEMBER =.
FORENOON SESSION.

FORENOON SESSION.
/ Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Mr.. Crane presiding.
Mr.. Nelie was granted leave of absence
for to-day.
Messrs. Robb, Chase, Thompson, Bur-
gan, Hunt and Younkin We're appoint
a Committee on the Distribution of the
Relief Fund.
An Appropriation of $50 was made for
the improvement of the road across
Loves Run; $50 for bridge on the
Lytic road: 800 for a bridge over the
east branch of Wapsinonoc; and $3.50
for bridge on the west branch of the
Wapsinonoc.
Jacob Cashier, Superintendent of the
poor house, was allowed 50 per week for
boarding paupers.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, the
wood work in the lower part of the
Court House was ordered to be painted,
at cost not exceeding S75; also, the
ceiling over the stairway to be repaired,
and an entrance made to the court yard
at the south corner of the square-these
Improvements to be completed in time
for the Sanitary Fair.
The petition for establishing road on
the Fulton and CleOna township line
was granted; also, the petition for alter
ing the Moscow and Wapello road. The
Barnes road was establishedto the inter-
section of the Iiams road, balance va
Gated and established as prayed for.
Geo. Chase was reimbursed $50 over
paid by him for the relief Of soldiers
families.
A. Fry's petition relating to lot 6 in
block 123 was granted.
The President was authorized to re-
deem the bond given by Judge Meason
to John Smalley forcertain swamp lands.
He was also authorized to cancel any
school fund mortgages which appear on
tho rncOrlS &c maid
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WADE ..s So r
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

ISTHE
PENSION, BOUNTY AND BACK PAY AGENT
APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNMENT
For Muscatine Rock Island and Mercer counties
G1-No charge for information or advice
Hg- All expenses advanced.
Re- No success no pay.
Office with d. G. Cloud over Garrettson's store
Refer to Messrs. Isett & Brewster
8. l.. Wade,
my3ldtwawtf Muscatine,
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ST. LOUIS DONATIONS.-BelOW will
amount of donations of the business
men of that good old generous Western
city, ST. Louis, as returned by p. r.
Bohn, Esq, and Nat. Covington, Jr.,
committee to solicit contributions in st.
Louis. This, the result of hasty, five
days canvass, is a good record of patri
otto generosity for that city. The
promptness to respond so literally after
so many similar calls and responses,
speaks well for her whole-souled citi-
zens. The Committee, Messrs. Bohn
and Covington, are deserving of great
thanks for their portion of the matter.
Cash. Merchandise.
r ..jn e. 10
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THE GREAT aigGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
Celebrated Eesnase PfEss.

Prepared from prescription Of sts J. C'erhe, ii. D.
Physician Extraordinary to tie Queen.
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\ LIBERAL DONATION, An inventory
has been taken of the box of fancy ar
ticles sent to the Sanitary Fair by the
Aid Society of Rockford, Ill. 1t COM
priscs almost an endless variety of useful
and ornamental needlework, amounting
at fair valuation to upwards of four
hundred dollars. In the lot is quilt
made by 10 school girls, whose ages av-
erage only II years. 1t is valued at
$500. There is another quilt, made of
silk, still more valuable. The donation
is truly liberal, and coming unsolicited
from neighboring State, is highly
valued as token Of good will and Of
deep interest in the sacred cause.
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GoSiIENTO Iowa, GREETING.-Orang
county, New York who has not heard
OF it? Its IuXuriant pastures, rich milk,
fat cattle, fast horses, thrifty farmers
and good looking girls: Well, the Aid
Society OF Goshen, its county seat, has
heard of our Fair, needed our appeal,
and sent us Through the hands of Mrs.
DR.. Jas. Horton) a box of useful and
fancy articles, such as assist greatly in
setting off a table and always meet with
a ready sale. In the assortment are cor
al baskets. baby sacks and socks, pin
cushions,> slippers, breakfast sllawls,
sontags, cigar and card eases, &c., in in
Vulnerable variety and design. There
is beautiful afghan or baby carriage
blanket, worked by a lady upwards of so
years of age; a cap, by Mrs. Wisner, 81
years of age; two pair of old-fashioned,
substantial wooden socks, by Mrs. Town
send futile, Sc years of age, and Miss
Melinda jackson, SO years of age; two
sugar-plum boxes, a gift from General
Crawford to his neices, Maggie and An
ME Wilson, and by them donated to the
Fair, and-well, almost everything i'm
aginable. The box is valued at $780,
Good for Goshen.
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EDITORS JOURNAL:-I acknowledge
the receipt of the following cash dona-
tons to the Central Iowa Sanitary Fair
since last report, tO-wit:
Sundry persons and tirmsn st. Louis, per
hands of MessrS Z. X. Bonn and \. Gov
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EDITORS JOURNAL:-The following
cash donations for the Sanitary Fair
have been received since my last report,
to-wit:
Charles Peasey, of Bloomington township 5000
John Ziegler, do do ...... NDUO
Soldiers Relief Association, Muscatine...... 5000
n. Rosenberger per hands of j. 5. Hatch. 200
M E.arnStein MIlscatne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Messrs. Williams Smith & Co., Chicago. 5000
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THE JOURNAL.

l. OCAL DEP A RT NJ f. n II
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New YORK Produce and Provision Prices

Current.
For lois as they arrive from the country, re-
ported expressly for the Muscatine JOURNAL, by
w. :. MCCLURE IL Co., strictly Produce Com
mission Merchants, 30 Fulton street, n. Y. We
quote for the week ending sept. !, ISL:
Ftou-|ine brands superiine state. 9i9e 9,8j