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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-29

NABBsD.-Correl, the counterfeiter, who
made the boll escape from our Jail. last
Wednesday evening, by cutting hole through
the wall, letting himself down with blankets
and escaping in daylight, was nabbed by
Marshal James, yesterday morning, at the
Island City Hotel, Rock Island, whilst in led
Correl. On escaping, crossed the river and
footed it to Illinois City, where he represent
ed himself to be soldier, stating that he
had assisted in tearing down the Courier Of:
flee in this city, ard was anxious to return
to his regiment, on which some farmer hitch
ed up buggy and drove him to Rock Island
where, after seeing =" his woman" he hired q
tramster to take him to Moline, at which
point the woman was to meet him, and the
pair proceed lovingly on their way East. Mr..
James watched the train at Rock Island, and
finding that the woman did not take her de-
parture, retired to rest with orders to call
him when his bird arrived, we'll knowing he
would return to learn the cause of his part
ner's failure to come to time. At two o'clock
yesterday morning the gentleman came into
the Island City, called for room and re
tired to peaceful slumbers and pleasant
dreams, from which he was awakened by the
rude touch and gruff voice of our City Mar
shall. He was brought down on the Jennie
Whipple yesterday and lodged in his old
quarters. His woman also came down on
the boat On her way to the Jail to witness.
the incarceration of her lord, her feelings
orcrcame her and she was compelled to'' stop
in" at the store Of Rothschild & Bro, where
she unconsciausly slipped shawl under her
cloak, for which she was arrested and the
lair marched together to j.il. She could not
bear the thought of separation, and hence
took this plan to get with him. She will
find it works poorly. She was brought be-
fore Mayor Funck in the afternoon, who fined
her $40 and costs, which she refused to pay
aud was sent up.-Daily, 23d.
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Took THE OArH.-A squad Of eight or ten
soldiers belonging to the 18th Iowa Infantry
went to the Courier Office, Monday after.
noon. and made thorough search Of the
premises Judge Thayer, the editor, stat ng
that they wanted him to take the oath Of al
lsgianc,. After satisfying themselves that
he was not in The building. and getting a
statement from the comp sitnrs that each
of them had taken the oath, thsy proceeded
to the residence II Mr.. Thayer AID requested
him to c,mc Out, at the same time making
known their intentions towards him. After
little partly, the Judge came out, when
Lilo! d D. Poccck and T. c. Purcell each took
one Of his arms and marched off down street,
% the other so dios bringing up the rear in an
orderly manner The party proceeded to
the Office Of l.. H. Washbu,n, Esq, who
administered the oath of allegiance to the
Uni,ei Stats government to Mr.. Thayer. He
was then conducted back home by Purcell
and Poeock. No harm, Insult or indisnity
was off.red HIM wh ,tever The soldiers
were perfectly calm but determined. The
: Judge appeared somewhat frightened, and
talked very pretty" to the boys 1t is a
noticeable fact that the weather, which for
the past two or three days had been cloudy
and threatening, frightened up Immediately
after the administration of the oath. May
be this can be taken as an omen of better
days and deeds for Mr.. Thayer.
"a There vas but little excitement ia the city.
No running of citizens hither and thither
fearful Of their lives, and momentarily look
ing for the dreadful conhagrst:on that was to
lay their h,m; in ashes and Drive them out
miserable, houseless wanderers upon the face
of the earth. On the contrary, people went
about attending to their every day affairs as
though no great catastrophe was hanging
suspandel over their heads, aud al looked
upon the affair with perfect unconcern. We
trust it may have good eff: ct on Mr.. Thay-
e., but we doubt il.
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RHEUMATISM.

NO DISEASE Is so CERTAIN OF CURE BY
Brandreth's Pills IS this. They soon take
out of the blood the particular Virus upon which
all the pain depends, and the patient is cured.
Mr.. T. NJ Adams, 800 Twelfth Street, NewYork
suffered vi rheumatism for long period. He
was attended BY able physicians but their pre-
scripsions were Of no avail; he was unable to
move without assistance, and for four months WAS
almost entirely con6n d to his d. At this peri
cd Of bis sickness. when hope had fed. and he
expected to be cripple for the remainder Of his
life, he was recommended to use BRANDRETH'~
PILLS. fe&
The first box evidently made him better; the
impr ov- meat was more decided from the second
box and by the time he had used eighteen boxes
he was entirely cured of rh aumatsm, and the
strength and suppleness of his limbs were restored
It : now over year that this cure hiss been
effected, end he has had no return, but continues
the enjoyment OF good health May 9Th. 1861
Hold by J. II. Canon Co.. Muscatine, and by
oil respectable dealers in medicines.
= April. dswlm
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purify. strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are antdote to change Of water and diet.
They effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and eoliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitters in tho world. They make
the weak streng, and exhausted natures great
restorer They are made of pure St. Croix Rum. the
celebrated Oalsaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are
Akeo with the pleasure Of beverage, without regard
ago time of day Particularly recommended to
delicate persons quiring mile stimulant Sold by
I'll Grocers, Druggists, Hote,. and Saloons H. Drake
Co., 202 Broadway. New York. e.J ~ sug24d&w
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A MuscArISE SOLDIER DKnwNEp.-John
Dohson, member Of the s5th Iowa, fell from
. steamboat at Grand Ecore, L., onthe Sd
inst, and was drowned. He swan for some
time after falling overheard, but went down
before assistance could be rendered him.
Dobson was the soldier who was captured by
guerrillas near La Grange, Tenn, last win.
ter, from whom he made his escape by shoot.
ing couple Of them. He was An excellent
soldier and we'll liked by his comrades. The
body was not recovered.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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i.
HRYAN's PuLndoN1c WATERS!
The Original Medicine established In 1887, sna rs
article Of the kind introduced under the name
"fulmonic Wafers, in this any other country; al
other Pnlmonic Waters are coupterfeits The genuine
can be known BY the name BRYAN being stamped o,
ssch Wafer. asa7@ft a1fr 1el1-t, Hst brf
Prynh's Pulmoni; Wafers ~5-.r.
2 Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Uoarseness.
81 u g -as Bryan's Pulponio Waters
Rs 'iovs Asth ma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
~ '.-. s.-.4 Bryaus Palmonic Waters ..r.rf
s Relieve spistiag of Blood. Pains in the Chest.
Bryans Pumonic Waters .,
- Relieve Incipsnt Consumption, Lung Diseases.
organs Pulmonio Waters
Relieve Irrita ion Of the Cyula and Tonsils.
Bryap's Pulmouic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Area blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
-H Bryans Pulmonic Waters . VOC
Are ad .pted for vocalists and Publis Speakers.
lh- Bryans tulmonic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
Bryans Pnlnonic Waters
Notonly relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
.-4 No family should be without box Of
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters 81. -,a,I M
In the house. -.
No traveller should be without supply Of
Bryan Pulmonic Waters -.
..-.. . .. In his pocket.
No person will ever object to give Cor
Bryan's Primon,c Waters r
r.. Twenty Ave Cents. o.rI
JOB MOSES, 81 CortIandt St., New York.
Muscatine, Nov. 9. 63-dswly. J. B. DOUGHERTY
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SPECIAL AGENT OF THE ST.. LOUIS FAR
Rev. j. II. Power, Of this city, has received a
commission authorizing HIM to act As special
agent Of the officers and executive committee
Of the Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair, to
solicit and receive donations from auxiliary
societies. and CO operate generally for the
benefit of the Fair. We trust Muscatine
county will be properly represented At the
coming great Fair, by liberal donations. = se-
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MARRIED,

By ]. Il, Misty. at his once, April 20 !. 1854
GEoRGE HoUTz. OF o. I. 9th Iowa Regime ot to CATH
AXLE HERRicK. both Of Louiss County, Iowa.
On the 14sh inst, BY Rev. A. W. Shyker, Mr.. JOHN
RicaAsps, of { . 1lth Iowa regiment, and Miss
n AIRY ELIZA ARNsrRosG. Of Muscatine county.
~ Rev John Harris, April 14th 1894, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. VIM. Hubb>St, Wilton, DR.. H. BAX.
TER to Miss NARY L. SMALL all Of this county.
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Remember the X
ATTENTION, CoMPANY.-The members q
company G, 10th Iowa regiment, will meet a,
Muscatine to-day, (Friiay,) at two o'clock
to proceed to Davenport. ,f.
I. PUscELL, Lieut.. Commanding.

A CARD. TO THE BUSINESS PUBLIc.-Ths
special attention of Merchants, Bankers,
properly owners, and Insurance Agents, ID
invited to tho following:
"If the 0ou' Ter Office is destroyed by a
mob the city Of Muscatins will lay in ashes. "
Subscriptions and job work earnestly
solicited. Support our paper.
Z. Fl. TuAYRR,
Publisher and Editor.
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DUBuQUE AND MUscArIAE RALRoAD.-The
Aramosa Eurtka copies a recent editorial
from this paper, concerning a "a lroad linking
our city with the Cedar VALLEY and Dubuque
Western Railroads, md adds:
We say amen to the above, and only 80,
but that We are in downright earnest. As an
evidence OF the fact we will state that com
pany was organized with the indonitable Col
Shaw-now of the 14th Iowa, and command
ing brigade on the Meridian and Red river
exp, dtions at the head of it as President
The route was surveyed and all ready, and
then the war opened and stopped the work
We intend, when the war closes, to put the
grim and gallant Colonel back in his old
place and push the road to Clarence through.
Nor Rcnr.-We are sorry that the SOL
disrs who, on Monday, compelled our neigh
Dor Of the ourier to take the oath, did not
step there, but ed for like purpose the
store Of a pr minent citizen, who has never,
3 we believe been heard to utter disloyal sen.
timent. 1t is true the soldiers were directed
there by rash and defiant remark said to
have been made by the citizen in question
This they should have overlooked, and per
mitted his uniform sympathy for the Union
cau'e % be his protection. We are glad,
however, that they did not see fit, under the
circumstances, to enforce th,ir demand, but
were persuaded by a gentleman who was
their friend and friend to the merchant, to
leave his store without attempting violence.
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CHICAGO April -.
Flour less active but without quotable change
Wheat dull and operations exclusively connsd to two
or three specnlators Market closing at Slss1za1So
principally % for No l. and 1.27al 9731 for No. 2
Crn clos frm with buyers but no sellers 1t 20 for
No l. Oats opened dull and 1al1z' lower, but close
Father better sales at e74 s. Hghwines active bot
ettled a.an advance of sa4c. Sales 1t SlSal
Groceries excited Coffee Yale higher; syrups 70
higher Sugars advanced lac Provisions hrm
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For the Journal.

RAPIDS PAcK1r CRY OF < ErHssuRa.-Tbis
packet is beautiful and pleasant boat.
had the pleasure Of passage from Fort Mad
ison to Port Louisa on her f, st trip up the
river. TIE tables were well furnished, and I
think no one had cause to complain of lack
of som.tl ing to eat. But while the boat was
pleasant and comfortable, ard TIE officers and
attendants kind and gentlemanly, there we're
some things that were Objectionable. There
is upon the Keithsbu,g that nuisance so COM
mon On our steamboats,, "the bar." What
right has . captain to make part Of his pas
sengers drunk that they may impose upon
ami insult the remainder More than one
were impQlte and vulgar at the table and
j elsewhere on the Keiihsburg last Friday,
through the effects of strong drink There
was also card playing. The bible and prayer
book were removed from the cert.r table,
and cards took their place. In this amuse.
ment both men and women were engaged
But what harm is there in card playing
There is no harm in pack Of cards to saw
sge who never heard Of them as instruments
of gambl ug, but to one who has read and
hsari its sickening details--the broken for
tunes, madnss and suicide Of it's vict,ms-it
il far otherwise. To such cards have his
tory Of woe and . language of vice not with.
out power to corrupt. They are symbols Of
evil They are the legitimate, historical,
we'll settled symbols Of gainbling! Turn
them in what way you will, their spots and
pictures. however traced, read gambling
gambtingl J 2 ~ o. ff.y - CT[S
And there was dancing, too. But there
cannot be any great harm in little dsncing.''
Alb there is the syren voice that Luz o. to
death. Young man! young womani if you
value your fair fame beware of ,thss' thing,
which sre compelled to take refuge in. thii
suspicious plea. It's defense which vir,u,
never nesds. Where much 10 destructive .
little may be dangerous.
I insiet that nothing should be allowed ir
public convsyanees offensive 70 the Chris
tian -such, especially, ~ would seem TO say
Chhstians have no rights which we are bount
to respect. n7rs saed 81 4. 8. P1ATgsa.
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MARK ETs.

nuscArIK., Al I'll II. E
PRODUCE AND PRovIsIONs.
No. Spring Wheat Sl.o6, Nc. 3 $500, Rs5sets<
I e7ao0c; Pail a OOs1.l6 S4E3 FFt n ST'S :
| New Corn Toe v bush. No old Offering. ,
Bye 90csS 20
! Oats 6OA62o
Potatoes C0s10c.
Butter 25a30c.
Chickens II, 25al, so.
| BAeou--saoaid.rs &c.,, hams lsc.. sides 1ac.
white Bssns-oommon 10 good 81 ,Ooa1, ~, prin,
': T.li g: $1,000 o. ..sr.' -'s,..,s.
Hsy--Timothy SI4, oOals.oO, Prairie IS 0oa1o,0o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAr.s.)
tugar y O., Pc; Portland lsAlSIae; Iusca
v.do is1nl1o; n ~ 2411ass1sc; B. 2sssic. crush
Mol..ss:-Goldsn syrup. sl., Toe. Honey syr.p IL
s5c Extra Honey sy'np, ssc. 80 "
| Cofee-47a4sc; Java SIC. sI..r f
Soda sa9n -
sosp--Palm &C.; Family &c; German 711xc.
Candles-Star 2Oa2lc Summer Pressed lx1S
Teas-Young Hyson escsl5s; Imperial ylsloal IS
Tobacoo-Dark Sweet 57a65c; Medium Brands eca7o.
Gold and Natural Leaf 90cs$l.
S a... !, !" Sr,n "a g g TO- rates
Trait-Green Applss 7Sc.s1 90 bu Dried Apples los
lo1a v ~ Dried Peaches lsalec Raisins N. T. $3.50
Sslt-Lske $3.50.
Ei'h-No. Sso..rsl. bhl.. 81. oo.2ooo.
No.a !" ,,,n,,. l = sS,s; %
III sSls hi. No. l., Whit. fiji. 80 go o.
whisky 81, IS and risIsg. y
sUNDRIEs,
Lsathsr.-sois ssAssc; harness, 4s.; upper sc
foot
Aidss-Dry Flint 100; green sailed sea; green To
calf Sc.
seed..-rimothy, $500 Flax. $780,
Fsathers 40a50.
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS AND THE PUBLIC
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASJERS.

TEsT1 2oxIAL.- ALLcoCK Il Co., No.294 Canal
,tr. ct, New York, Nov 29th, 1859 Gentlemen -
lately suffered severely from q weakness in my
back, occasioued by suddenly over -ex-r ting my :
self. Having heard your lasters much recon-
mended for cases Of this kind, procured one, and
the result was all that could desire. A single
plaster cured me in y week.
Yours respectfully, ]. G.. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Brandreth House, y. 7.
There is nothing equal in the way of o Plaster,
to the Porous Plaster of MIR. Allcock. In Asthma
Cough, Kidney Affections, and local deep-ssated
pains, they afford permanent re,iet; aud for weak
BACKS, pains in the side, stitches. and spasmodie
gains generally, they are unsurpassed for the
benefits they impart. Price Is cents each. Prin.
siral Office, 2y4 Canal street. New York
Sold by J. II. Canon Co., Nu-ca,ins, Iowa,
and by oil respectable dealers in medicines.
mehl. dxwlm ,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HupEs REALIZED. E. Evans, Delhi
Ohio, writes: II have used Mrs. S. A.
Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobasa.
mum. They have changed my hair to its
natural color, and stopped its falling off,
Could anything more be said in favor of any
articles? 1&'a
Sold by druggists everywhere. Depot 1913
Greenwich St, New York.
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ATS tn $3.50 per Month.

THE LIfflE GIANr, SEWING MA HiNE co.
i want an Ax-u' in Ga h county, to solicit oI9eIs
fr ti.it new SIS Mach o. with gauge. sorew-draser
and extra ees6les. will pa. Q Ii6sral saia anu
sxpenses or give larle commission FOR PaItcuisIs'
w. " r s. PAGE, Toledo, o.,
sets9a 1m.w3u m, Agent for the Uni cd states
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CORN PLANTERS.

GREELY LATHAM'S Improved Corn Planters
VI possess the ssary good qualities Of othor
planters and several important peculiar to
their own -
Ca and examine the m, in Ament 4 Johnson build.
ing, oppost, Court House.
ADrii20 4. v2v
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FOR the Muscatine Journal.
Ohitu :. ry.


DANES a. O.curr, Esq, departed this life 1t his
denos Center Grove April 2sd, agsd 50 ysass and six
months. Il. vs,@ Ny 4& So Z &,@ %4sS
He was born In Warrington county, New York. ard
spent his early years there and Raton county.
joining In 1885 he moved TO Napiviile Illinois, where
he resided nineteen years. He sndssvored to md
rellsft his disease Asthma which caused him
AMI great suffering by changing his location BE
ed ERE plains to California In 1885, and returned in the
fall Of 1851 BY way Of the lshmus much be- sh.ted by
tho journey. He then visited Missouri to purchase
slavery seemed obnoxious him that he gave up his
purpose setis In that State. he TUNED his attention
to this State and purchased the prairie whore
the last ten years has lived and improved with great
taste his beautiful homestead During the last winter
he visited his native place. he deeply interest
Cd to behold again the of HIS youth and the
nions OF his childhood. that he must 60, notwth.
standing the severity Of the winter. ,
He returned aud gave his chief attention after
wards to the purchase and laying ont Of the DurAnt
mesry, which he spent his last hbors so he
neetsd the begisning and the end Of his life his visit
to the place Of his bit and BY bis abors in his burial
pace. 1t ssams to he had some foresight more
than human. OF tbs end Of his days.
+ He was mon whom mons knew but to love. A skill.
full tasteful farmer. he has been called leave bsau.
siul homo just he had nnshsd yesrs OF caro- and
toll In Its preparation. SO vain earthly hopes and
snticipations!
He was universally beloved . citizen. friend and
nsighbor. He just hcnsst. upright. kiad eour
ors unsssnming. he was an ardent patriot most in.
tsnsoly intczes ed In the welfare of his suerng
try. He met death after weeks Of much suffering.
with great eomposure expressing mis- full trust In his
Reiesmsr.
The funeral services attended ct the Congreg,
tionsl Church In Durant which made solemn
by the presence also of III, corpse Of w. ButteAsd
youngest Of VIM. Buttsrneld. Tho sermon was
preached BY Raw. H. L. Bullen 30 carried the manly
child and the chidks nan and deposited them the
hrst Offering Of sacred dust Ia our new cemetery.
Mr.. OrOutt married Miss Ansslne Perkins, In 1888.
She survives him. He leaves three and daugh.
ter to mourn his los. One daughter preceded him
the tomb. = s--t.
The high regard in which the deceased wss held
manifested by the large attendance at his fuperafAr
exceeding the capacity Of the church contain the
people Nay the solsmnites Of the occasion leave SAL
uary impressions the hearts Of his
. I'd Of his bersavsd wife and children.
II. L., b.
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PAPER HAHa1HGs.
d I 8 E n S p 8

NERVOUS. SEMINAL. Urinary AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS.
New and reliable treatment-in Reports Of tho How
Ard Association esnt by mail In sealed letter snve'
ore. free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. SK1LLIN
HOUG ATOM, oward Association, No South Ninth
Street, Philadslphia, p. ushS1' ssosWV
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoc rs. These Loz-
enges are prepared from highly esteemed
recipe for allsviating Bronchial Affections,
Asthma, Hoa-seness, Coughs, Colds and Irri-
tation or Soreness of the Throat.
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NOTICE.

- MuscArISE, Iowa. April 81, 1864.
HAVE this day sold entire stock Of Iron, Stoves
Wagon mater isl. &c to j. jay Smith, and can cor.
daily rec. mmsnd him to my friends aud customers
ssali remain ct my old stand for ten days to
Settle Outstanding Accounts.
Those owing me will please cal at once and settle,
WIN. A. BRCWNELL.
HAVING bought the entire stock as above of VIM.
IL A. browneit snail endeavor to sustain the rem.
ua ion he has Qlred for fair dealing and low
shall make additions to the stock as are need
cd, ana will bs glad to See all who will come. n
J. }. SMITH.
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Celebrated Plow Holder and Riding Apparatus
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
CAVALRY HORSEs

WEw want Immediate 80 CAVALRY HoRsEs-
w to 10 years old--4Ia 10 IS hands high. Not so
from defects. Liberal prices will be paid. Je;g
WEED, BRlDGMAN& KENT.
April 81. 1894 daWIw n 'nTe-T