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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
DAyrxpoar, Dee. Il. 1856:

|'9t4HllN ~A~s DAVENPORT, Dee. II. 1888
This is to certify that have been troubled with
weak eyes for four years past, go much SO that
could not read or write by candle or lamp light:
presume in the time above designated had tried
over thousand glasses to remedy the defect, but
without avail
When Mr. Solomons came to this place con
cluded to try the virtue of his glasses. did 80,
and am happy to say my desires have been fully
realized. With the aid of Mr. Solomon's glasses,
pair of which obtained, can see to read or
write as we'll as ever could in my life. And
hereby cordially recommend them to those who
are similarly afflicted. ]. GADD, NJ. D. Il
Physician and Surgeon, Davenport, Iowa. Office
/ Rooms No. Q, Farand Block. 81
q. SOLOMON5 Room Letter ssF,' Ogilvie
House. Private entrance on Iowa Avenue.
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GETTING BErrER.-Since the announcement
of the indefinite postponement of the draft,
many of our afflicted fellow creatures are
rapidly recovering from the innumerable NAL.
aides they have 80 long been subject to-. The
lame and halt have been made to walk and
the blind to see. Miracles, in the curing Of
heretofore incurable diseases, uniting the
sufferers to perform military duty, have been
performed by some unseen agency, and the
subjects made glad in the possession ofrobust
health. Patience has again become virtue
and many Of our foreign brethren, who, only
. short time since, 50 ardently worshipped
Dutch Counts and Dukes IS to desire always
to live with them, have returned to their first
love, and are now a. willing as ever to assist
in preserving constitutional rights and perpet.
uating our glorious country to coming gener-
atoms by voting the Dimmycratic ticket
We trust no chilly draft will come between
them and their new love before next spring
at least, At which time they expect to render
efficient aid in carrying the cityi for their
party. p" ----.------- - ''..e-
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t'>sE-t @ ST. LOUIS, Jan 20.
A Lcavenworth special to the Democrat
says: 2. atr- ~ ar.-ssr fai .. Il ~.
A resolution recommending the re nomina-
ton of Abraham Lincoln is now before the
Kansas Legislature, which will probably pass.
Ten Kansas regiments have re.enlisted as
veterans. Recruiting is going on rapidly.
A private dispatch from Washington indi-
Gates that Rosecrans IS sure to have command
Of Missouri. -7.--n b-I -.-
A Carney caucus at Topeka has shown that
Carney has but ten votes for the U. S. Senate.
This indicates that there will be no Senatorial
election. t.af Ff a1 o.
A formidable expedition is on foot for the
determination Of the bushwhackers on the
border. E 20. ~ 90
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

FoR WAsH1xaroN.-Co II, 9TH Iowa Regt.
Infantry, passed through the city Tuesday,
destined for thirty days furlough among
their friends in Washington. Nearly all Of
this gallant company, like our Go. A, have
rs-enlisted for the waz, determined to pursue
to thsend the work Of crushing out the re-
bellion SO gloriously begun and participated
in BY thems ET9AfE 12IIW1a Il
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o. The Iowa City Press says Hon. Eek.
lei Clark, of that place, has purchased 1884,.
900 worth of pork from the Messrs. Chambers,
of this city. .-..-e .-,.---....
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BEAux NEEDED.-The Sigourney Ne,os says
that few ofthe right kind Of young men
could do we'll there, beaux for the many
blooming girls of that place being badly
wanted. What few yonng men there are
there are too -bashful entirely. The gallant
veterans of the Skunk river campaign, includ-
ing Of course the special reporter, made quite
an impression on the hearts Of sundry young
ladies of that vicinity whilst stationed there
and we doubt not would. could they be pre-
vailed on to emigrate, furnish the desirable
article of perfect beaux., The girls of this
city can take pretty good care Of themselves,
therefore our young men might be spared.
What say you, brothers in arms? shall we
emigrate to this promised land where our
services will be better appreciated ?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

81 ~ Our fellow-townsman, Suel Foster,
Esq, was awarded premium Of ten dollars
by the State Agricultural Society, for the best
Essay on Hedging.
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@-- CHICAGO. Feb 30, 1858.
Mr.. SOLOMON, Sir when you first arrived In
this city called with Mrs. Sherman at your office
and purch ased two pairs Of your patent gold Spec
tacles. We have found them superior to any we
have ever used before. They realized more than
We could have exp cted. We can see As comfort
able as when girl aud boy.
2 Sos - remain yours respectfully 3
F.O. SHERMAN, No. 90. Sherman House.
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LOCAL PAPER-The Boston Journal re-
marks: mot one-tenth part of the local
news which transpires in any country town
finds its way into a city paper, and he who
takes the latter to the exclusion of his town
or county papers, does not fulfill his duty as
citizen. Such man is not worthy to fiji q
town Office, for he certainly lacks local pride"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
From Bishop Lefevre.

r IO10 o1UlAOR IC1CV1Vs
Mr. SoLoxAS, Sir The benefit have received
from the Spec,acles obtained from you induce me
to express the pleasure have received from
them They suit my eyes to admiration: can
now see all common distances by candle light as
well as by day, with the same ease as when boy,
which could not do with any other glasses have
used. 1t affords me the greatest pleasure to avail
myself of this means of testiyng how satisfactory
hiss been my experience Of your skill as an
optician. Yours truly, " :;
P. p. LEFEvRE, Bishop.
Detroit, Nov. 2, 1852.
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GRANDvIEw, Iowa, Jan. 10, 1854.

OKANDVIkW, IUWa, JIM. 10, IoU&'
% EDITOR JOURNAL Il noticed in last Satur-
days JOURNAL some Spurious" and extrava-
CANT calculations" to which I take excep-
ton and the liberty to correct
The simple interest Of one cent, at per
cent. per annum, from the beginning of the
Christian era to the close of the last year,
1863" 10 not " II dollars II cents and 8
mills :" but it is / dollar IL cents and 7S
mills therefore the other figures are enor-
mously too large. w. @. r.
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{siSed this evening The Mexioan newafela,
tive to the defeat OF. Jusrez army and the
| flight Of JuaYez is conf med, but another
account, via Tampico states ti.at Juarez' army
was successful at several places, and has
also captured the towns of Tepalitlan and
Huajuaram from the French "a
s The rebel steamers Alice and Lit lie lila
are at Havana waiting chance to run the
blockade. The rebel steamers Syren, Fanny,
Scotia and Ilansa had arrived at Nassau
prior to the 9th inst, from Wilmington, re.
porting, that the difficulties OF running the
blockadge there have. Increased, but sue
cessful way is still open. &
The Bahama Herald mentions that the
rebel steamer Don had undoubtedly been
caught or destroyed by the Tioga. 90 A large
quantity of gunpowder for the rebels had
been seized at Havana, and man named
Dever arrested. f.rgf .- ..e.szf3f
The English Consul at Havana is about
dispatchipg the steamers Count and Laura,
both laden with powder etc., and the former,
it is b; lieved is intended for privateer, but
their departure is delayed. owing to the pres
ence Of the gunboat Desoto. . ..
i4q..siss,& e PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %.
Less than $s,0OO,OOO of 5-2Os remain I'M
sold to. night. These at the present rate of
unsold subscriptions will not last over two or
three days fs-ie1 selF7si 70 'as
..,., 49,. .., =..-.. CAIRO, Jan. 90.
The steamer Glendale arrived from Mem.
phis, v iih a crowd Of passengers
The following order lately issued by Gen.
Mcpherson, has the ring of Gen. Butler about
it, -r.r.~..a
HEADQUARrfRs 17rn ARMY CORPS, }
'"a.-u Provost MarshaPs Office,
pad lj.a VIcKsBuRG, Miss, Dec. 81. \
The following named persons, Miss Kate
Barnett, Miss Ella Barnett, Miss Laura La,
than, Miss Ellen NJ rtin and Mrs. More, hav-
ing scted srespectfully towards the President
and Government of1the United States; having
insuted officers, soldiers, and loyal citizens of
the United States, who had assembled at the
Episcopal Church in Vicksburg, on Christ
mas day, for Divine services, by abruptly
leaving said church at that point in the ser.
vice where the President of the United States
and all others in authority are prayed for, are
hereby banshed and will leave the Federal
lines within .4s hours, under penalty of i'm
prisonment ~i .a!- -a, sseas fIs1eGse ya
Hereafter, any person, male or female, who,
by word, deed, or implication, do insult or
show disrespect to the President, Govern
ment or flag of the United States, or to any
officer or soldier Of the United States, upon
matters Of National character, shall be
fined, banished or imprisoned, according to
the graveness of The offence
By order Of Maj. Gen. Mcpherson. '-' 90
JAMES WILSON, ct
- Lieut. Col. and P. N. 18th A. G. ra
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STEALING WooD.-This is coming to be
quite business in these parts. Whether it
is the effect of excessive cold weather, or
only the natural avaraciousness Of the thieves,
we know not. Owners of wood land are get.
ting watchful of their interests and are re-
warded for their increased vigilance in several
instances, by the detection of persons chop.
ping and hauling off wood. John G. Montreal,
Simon Hitler and Henry Lump, are three VIC
Tins of misplaced confidence in their ability
to cut and carry off wood from Long Island,
just below the city, without fear Of detection.
They were brought before Justice Lefingwell,
where, in spirit of contrition, they confess
ed the error Of their ways, and were released
on payment Of $500 each, and costs. 9th
ers are known to have been engaged in the
same business who will shortly be brought up
with round turn.
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New York Produce Price Current.

For lots they arrive from the country, reported
expressly for the Muscatins JOURNAL, by W. Nc
CLURE CO., strictly Produce Commission Mer.
chants, ESQ Fulton Street, New York. We quote for
the week ending, a. follows: -e-.. --gt.-
BUfYxl-1st quality, N. 7. State
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

TEE REASON WHY.-The Courier says that
during the recent cold weather, a mother, the
widow Of soldier, and two children were
found in baking oven, near Goshen, by o
neighbor, with no fire in the house, nearly
frozen, the remaining three children being
cuddled in bed with what clothes there was
in the house over them, attempting to keep
warm. It also makes great flourish over
the fact that the neighbor who found them,
who was bold copperhead, cut rals-proba-
bly, the widows own-and built her fire,
and afterwards supplied them with morsel
Of food, after calling the attention Of the poor
woman's father-in-law to ber condition, who
refused to contribute to her aid. There is
another side to the story which the Courier
neglected. to give. Some time before the
death of the woman's husband, he sent her
his earnings, amounting to . considerable
sum, sufficient at any rate, to have maintain
ed her comfortably during the winter. About
this time the son Of this "bold copperhead,"
. who had run away from Michigan, was draft
ed IN that State, and an officer sent for him.
Hearing Of his good fortune in securing 3
prize in the great lottery, this valiant young
:, copperhead left for Canada, obtaining means
to pay his way by borrowing from the woman,
for whose suferings the feelings Of the IA
Their were lately wrought to such pitch, the
hard earned money sent her by her husband,
promising on his honor to return 1t immedi.
ately. OF course, with nothing but the word
and honor of a copperhead to secure her, she
. lost it al. Had she been paid by the ''bold
copperhead," who probably induced his son
to take the step, but feltunwilling to advance
him the money, Is she should have been, no
such suffering would have ensued., It was a
sense Of the obligation due her from him, that
! made him 70 solicitious for her welfare.
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r ~ CLEVELAND, Oct. 9th, 1851.
It affords great pleasure to state that trial of
several specimens of spectacles placed in my hands by
Mr.. Soomons, find myself much relieved from de.
of vison and especially weakness Of the eyes, from
which have suffered for the last two years whenever
have exercised them, for short period Of time
think they are an excellent quality, and peculiarly
adapted for such purposes.
Up. KIRTLAND, NJ. D.
Professor of Physical Diagnosis, and theory and prac
tice of Medicine, Med. Dep. W. Il. College.
Rw.2 Luz
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D IE D

OI Il d
In Muscatine. Iowa, January Goth, 1864, FRANK H.
only Of Henry W. and Bina L. Perkins-agsd 10
months and days. ,tf-7 sssa
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EstraV Colt

TAKEN up on the oath day Of November, 1868, by
i Shepherd Smalley, at his residence in Blooming
ton township, Muscatine county, Iowa:
One sorrel colt, with a white star In the fore
head. left out and left hip Knocked down. and curb
left bock two years old last spring, and valued at
thirty-fve dollars. JOHN W. JAYNE,
Jan. % wit. .. .e County Clerk
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PLEAS TO SOB SERVE.
TN ONokQUENCE of the numerous applications
Mr.. Solomons has had for his Patent spectacles he
has been compelled to have fresh supply, therefore
he will prolonS his stay few days, to suit those per-
sons who have not yet been supplied. .~
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Of 7sf.o asAPoNIFIERs 1858
Or Concentrated Lye
! Lfr-a sga aaI.W 1.a. aread Ti99 2. :
. ID: FAMILY SOAP MAKER.

w II IL makes high prices: saponifer helpsto
duce them. 1t makes SOAP for FOUR cents pound
By using your kitchen grease.
rsr CAUTIONl As spurious Lyes are offered also
be careful and only buy the PATENTED article put up
In IRON cans; all others being coUNTERFEQCs.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co..
Philadelphia--I21 Walnut St.
Pittsbnrg-Pitt st. and Duquesne Way.
ID
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Remember the X

Subscribers who lind this mark (X) after thsis
names will understand that the time they have paid
or has expired, and that the subscription must be
renewed BY advance payment if they wish the
paper continued.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

BSPECTACLEs, &C., GROUND ON THE EXACT
y principles of spherical accuracy by G. SOLOMONS.
the celebrated Optician, from the improved Specta-
Gle Mandatory and London Optical Establishment,
No. los Old Bond street, London established more than
. century ago, ...F,.-..
G. Solomans the sole inventor Of theimproved Spec
taces and various improved glasses, is now on pro-
fessona visit to city, and may be consulted at his
office at the OGILVIE HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR, LET
TER "F.'' Private entrance on IOWA AVENUE.
He will give references to persons in the United
States who have found the greatest benefit and COM
fort from the of the newly invented and improved
Spectacles.
have examined Mr. G. solomon's Glasses, and be-
eve them to be constructed upon correct principles
and we'll suited for all such have occasion to
them. p. MCLEAN, NJ. D
Prof. Mat. Med. &C., Rush Medical College.
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. a. 1858. .l
hereby certify that am wearing pair of Mr..
Soomon's Glasses, and find them to answer a better
purpose for sightedness than have ever used
i .1 elt =. .".g J. W. ELDRIDGE, NJ. D.
Chicago, ILL.,. Dec. 81, 1852. ..,..
am fully of the opinion, from careful examination
and trial that they better calculated to accomplish
tho object designed, than before the public,
being shaped upon philosophic principles.
FL o. RI ~. --. T. b. CLARK, NJ. D.
Detroit, Oct. 16, 1852.
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TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The rri.Weskly 10 Published Tuesday, Thursday aNd
Saturday. at g per Subscriptions received
six months at tho In all cases the
ash must accompany the subscription. AZ q &c a.
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FOR SALE

A FRAME Building % n 4s, two stories high. 1t
n will make an excellent Barn, Stable Shop or
Ware House. il j. p. WALTON.
Jan. Ii dtW1W- W2W.
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1902 Bounty Continued.

HAVE just received orders by telegraph from Head
quarters to continue enlistments and to offer the
above extra bounty to all recruits and the S02 to
veterans Now IL the time secure the bounty. Such
IN opportunity may never again be presented
! taa j COMPTON,
Jan. 14-d3tw1t SCI 9 Recruiting Agent.
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s. si,og ~ D., C. CLOUD, 4 soi,ssigs, +
/ A TTORNEY AT Law. -Oalos, Masonic Block, Sec
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s8reES1bH ZOE TIN nNALsI
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Gen. Banks Ordered a State Elec-
agsoi Oh ton in Louisiana. a.
Madison, La, Captured BY, Union
.,sr,.i ss,. Troops. gq. ri se,r -,a
s,d..sga fea5- ------ee'----T- 7siod aai III -s'
Relief for Destitute Virginians.
Capture Of Federal Mail Steamers
p Threatened by the Rebs.
Gen. Mcpherson Banishing She
40 Secesh Of Vicksburg. j..

81 Herald's speci.L u -1t a.f
.'57" WASHINGTON, Jan. H..
The Arkansas delegation have an interview
with the President to. morrow.
$50,OoO,Oo0 Of the new ten per cent. inter-
est bearing bonds will be issued on Monday.
The Committee on Ways and Means have
resolved tc tax manufactured tobacco as fol-
lows: ."-. 90 t5'". rh" '.+
Fine .Cut in bulk exceeding b., soc.
"F ~ in foil, cents per package.
neg /" in foil, ounces, cts. " be
~ ''''." w" ounces, cts. . ''.A* ST..
'''. ~a" for every additional o.. over Z, &c.
Cigars worth over $40, 81 per 1000. o,
.. not worth over SIS, IS per 1000. "a
q tyU lU %0o, &c Is
% I. GO n q co. ~
-sse" go ios.eu GAO 90 sR &C
iT@ &C. 80" $40, $40. teni "
a ~" $50, $l5 "a"
F." 90 -i" $50, $40 3" f
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sssa-@sPECIAIsaaJ 0TIOES.ss
HA1R DYE! HAIR DYE!
BATOHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
s THE BEST IN THE WORLDi

Is THE BEST IN. THE WORLDi
q The osly Harmlsss, True and Reliable Dye Ksown.
This splendid Hair Dye IL Perfect-changes Red
Rusty or Grey HAIR instantly to Glossy Black or
Nahssa1 Bfoor, without Inuring the Hair Staining
the SKIN leaving the Hair soft and Beautiful imparts
fresh vitality, frequently restoring Its prstne color.
and recfes the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine 10
mere and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists &C. FxoroRY-s1 Barclay street, New York,
BatckeIor's Neto Toilet Cream for Dressing
the H@F. go, sai ggirrsea59 EssGo a 81
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.gEgE M uscATINn, Jan.
pnuK m

/
hogs averaging $50 SO IS
I"-as "!4llsG200 ts.-....!. Ea---.......... 80
/ 10 6sig"35o yaao a az az
1 h" $40 lbs. and ..-..-.-.....,....... SIS
Dressed Hog, weighing 200 fDs. and over 3625a6,y5
1850 t, zoo h' 5oA5.75. lsSto $50 lbs, be-
s'' PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. es
No. Spring Wheat 9oa95c, No. 2 s5sssc, Rejected
Now Corn Soa55c H;bu.h. No old Offering.
n nys co. a. oa.4sss anoggs1a sd; s.tzEG
P Rss,ss 500 aoss0s, d9as Jail bajqoba ss
ia Ess. lsaaoc: z sssqag glab 10 saiqo9 =.
IaTd iiais sloOA'AO sds.lfoq ssl@osa ~
RssGn7ssoald ,,s 5c, hams 7e sides na IT, .
nay. Ts ss,9 Ga 80. a57ssa -s-s7 iF'o 5at,o
Hay-Timothy SI2, ooa14,Oo, Prairie SIS 0Oa10,00.
| ,. GEoCERIEs-(wHoLEsALE RArEs.)
Sugar New Orleans fair 13c prime 14c choice Ia
New York, A, l754c; crushed powdered 1s4als19c;
Portland l3a1312c; MuscaVads 134a14Hc; Coffee
Molasses-Belcher's Sugar House 70a75c Golden syr.
mp 7oa75c; Sorghum 5oa6oc Extra Syrup 75a7sc Cuba
Cotfse-s5a36c; Java doc. .t= ~ * .-s- 20,
Rice 9a914o. ytt.a5s.E
| Soap-Palm &c; Family &c; German TVS.
Candles-Star 20,21c; Summer Pressed l2l5c. So
Teas-Young Tyson s5cal 35: Imperial 81, loa1 As
Tobacco-Dark Sweet 5oasoc Medium Brands 55asocI
| Gold and Natural Leaf S5 a90c. 1881. . e..
Nas-Best brands $625, rates. " 81.
| Glass, 8x10 City 81 90, rates. t,.. .sE
Cordage 161aa1915c per Id. -T
Fruit-Gresn Apples 75caS1 90 % bu.; Dried Apples
40 10. Dried Peaces l2als1c. Raisins IS cOa5, Is.
Sslt-Lake SO, s0a3OO. -zfhffs
Ti'h-S Ss aasssrsi ss'', ss sss;s 80
3aaal No. :" hlfbtls s.es. ,-.5
ID. oo. Hlf bbls No. 1 White Fish Sc, ooaS.2S.
Whisky TIC. IL s.s{r. r..Y -. "a lii' eC.Ita o.
r. s-- SUNDRIES, r ,.
Leather.--Sole 83a36c; harness, Acc upper 26c
foot. r.t.t.-. .s.,.,-,-.... -, H. -.,g ..-o-f
Hides.-Dry Flint Ice groen sailed Sc green, re;
calf Sc. 1oi--i.- ~ et = 10Y -
seeds.-Timothy, $500 Fla1,s2.Oo. ,gia -
Feathers, 40a5). 80. al.
Cheese, 121aal5%c, ~ t..i''-. -.-' - ''., ---
Beef Cattle, 2s2l4c gross. '2A $50 ~ sf5 7st
Wool.TCiean tubwashed, Coo unwashed, one-third
less, ''51.''i --'- ~ i.7'' '-0' l1'- '' S.
osCarbon Oil, Csc; RETAIL SOC; Linseed OIL 81 BOA
Lard Oil, Sl,15 retail, ,2O; Fish Oil, ], 2oa
Bseswax. 4o,: 5a1 Eo -ss1 I-9 lsJe"-g VI
Rags-Gotton. &c. lads 7 80. r. s.-y -C e.
Bar Iron, 6tza7c.. az t~. f-.-.. ...- ,'-. ~
loo a h.. II y 'lIls75f ~ - T't's7'il
Exchange.-On New York, II per cent, bankable
funds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati, N per
cent st.. Louis and Chicago. n per cent. Cola ssc
INV r,ooDo rp1rrArr st
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LUMEER MARKET.

I rr CHICAGO, Jan. 20.
Flour active Wheat steady and firm at $11sa1.1s14
for No. l; s1.1lha11ls4 for No. q Corn dull and me-
elected. Highwines inactive. Heavy dressed hogs
les, active, but quotable change in prices Cattle
quiet and without material change Live hogs quiet at
S5.40a5.5o fer lots averaging 200 lbs.
by telegraph .E
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W. s. MCCLURE & co. =

" d" W. s. MCCLURE & co.
go NO. $50 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK,
Strictly Produce Commission Merchants
FOR THE SALE OF
Everything in the Produce and Provision Line.
Strictly fer cash and prompt eturns assured.
Libet al advances made on consignments. d.
All Goods fully insured upon arrival. .- f.fy-r IL.
Mark all Goods distinctly, and forward invoices.
See regular report prices current above made
fr ON actual sales i.r .N.. .
REFER to J. NJ. Dalzell, Esq. Davenport, Iowa.
40, g i" Al. Wood, Brooklyn, Poweshiek Co. Iowa.
A. Blskesley, 6.
g Levi Apgar Prest. N Riysr Bank, N. 7. City.
Jan. 10, 1862.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

Two companies of the Canadian Rifles
have been sent to Windsor, opposite Detroit,
are sent in consequence of another projected
raid by Southern sympathlzers on Johnson's
Island. ssga sn 4s4o
The storm through Canada has abated.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

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