Muscatine Weekly Journal from Muscatine, Iowa • 3

1 10 1 Biles. 1 IN MEMOKIAW. OBITUARY. PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF 8 ft 8 50a wK seH 16 78 3 SO 1 30 75 Wallace 50i saiaseselff 73 3 ift 1 1 30 I For the Journal. CRYSTAL WEMUNW.

I COMMERCIAL 26 03 3900 I AXTMVj Action of the Old Settlers on the Death fi Lf-uig Ftiderline nw ne 21 73 lnH nw iS 7J 20 81 1 30 280 26 CO 00 miJS0.41IiK fflARJhVET. MuacATiNK, October 25. of Hawley. The 1 Old Settlers met at the City at the call of the HallWe4ueiiday a m. Presiden D.

C. Itichmaq, to taKe nc- 60 50 50 (10 00 60 156 00 Geo Welse tii sw and gw 22 78 3 120 Adjourned till 14 o'clock p. 1 30 m. iraue la tue clly improved, materially. A Chambers, do do l)uuu, do do A Kit wards, do do i Barnry Biel, do do L.

Uarlman.do do A Ooldsbery, wit do Jameji Corrlcll, da do Win Hart, do GeoMeason.Jp, Stale MHuiuuiell.cct do Wm Calder, sheriff "do Bowman, juror do I It Mdiick, do" Ar W'm Dulany, do do JoNeyilt, do do Fred Pluirs, do )io John Lamz do do A GoJdfcbery, wit do xnere is no change, howe7er. to repo.t in the ionditior. of lhe pro-luce, market, wMch continues dull and -weak, with very light tiou as a body of Old Settlers, upon the I death of one of the oldest members of receipts. FLODK Serine Wholesale 3 Oft- 00 oo 00 00 60 00 Friday, Oct. 19th, 1S77, li o'clock p.

m. Uoard iu session." Members all present. Matter of vacation of ptir or Lentz lload, in sections 19 and 30, tp per iuu ion. uiarkKvine, per cwij ti'iiucy fl.WJ per AMi.n. sota flour holesale refill H.rL CORN MEAL Itetails at 1 1,00 perlOOlba, WHEAT for choice, SI.

CORN Old new ic OATS 18 30a Ki'fc New4Uc BAKLEV 2-iCa 60c for good. 00 70, N. 4 west, came up for linal Jas Oorjlell, wit State vs Wm Hart do do t5eoMeason, jp.do do I) Ewlng, punst do Jas Corrlell, wit do ABN Goideberry.wit do Win Hart, const do Qjo Meason, wilneos tio do i jp, do 1'aO 11 Ewing, const do 8 33 Jas Corrlell, wit do ABN Goldsberry, wit do. -V Geo Meason.jp, State vs 1 50 1 05 I 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1.10 i 60 60 60 1 0 3 15 (10 60 60 60 CO 60 00 00 70 00 Retail at 30c. Uruoers pay LiffllTlf.

I OTTER Sells at iOe. limcern nay iauj lie. LARD Paying 10c Retail at 12c 1'OVAI OK- Pay 'lY(f-c per bu. Retail 35e. ONI NfS lU I-iil 50c per tia pay itii4iHi BEANS APPLES l(a per bushel, retail.

H.A MH lie tor warranted. SK' ULDEUS TlTRNIPrt Retail, 35e perfcu. DttlKD REEK 15c for warranted. HY Timothy wild 4. Ill ME Snfireelr 1 -(S-5 per brL CEMENT Louisville S2.50 Bar hrl whnl.

ale; J3.O0 retail. ia'K4rta2Sc per bnshtl. Anthracite 951L0C per ton. lor soft: JSSiC 00 lor hard' HI Una Cured and tiiiniued per lb tugibtecz bu 7c: ealf iocs kin Nc: drv flint iixml2i li Kwing, const, do 2 55 Wm Helming, wit 50 Jas Hurry, do do 50 Geo Meason, Jp, do 2 Ewing, const do 1 ft Jas Corrlell, witness do CO A Goldsberiy, do do CO Win Hart do do 60 Geo Meason, jp. State vs Baer, 3 00 grabv.

out and damaged price. Shearing a 15c: lambs 25c. t-fciiatiK-ssoieieatner 'iSjaocper B.rhar- ness 'eather upper WOOL Un hed fleece Washed 30c; tub washed 3035c FLAX rtEEu SEED Timotny. pay retail at 92,0 per bushel: Clover 9.00; Blue Urass (Ua.) tg Ohio Orchard Grass Red Top 1. 75: Mil- let DRESSED HOGS None coming In.

i LTVE STOCK. 1 HOGS $4,004,25. CATi'Lfc. steers J5; Heiferg SHEEP per bead. 1 j(j Kucituescni 1 10 .1 )0 Hill.

jud(fe Thos Bobt McCurdy, 1 8eth McCurdy. cierk Thes Tipton, Fred Hechtaer, judge John Kichula, John Sehombarff. Jamej Rjun, clctk 11 Scott, 1 10 no CO 00 3 45 Dennis Hyun, judg-e Geo Epperly. as Variuattn, it Mllhollin, clerk itijrgg. Kaib, judge Sweetland A Van Camp, JACorell.

Chae Goddard, clc.k Geo SKeliey. Piokeriuir, judtre Wm Henderson, Mountain, Hope, clerk French, Lj ford, judtre Buruslde, Melnt're, A Van Cum clerk Wapsle wiiton-' Hider. m. Adj ned till 1 o'clock p. Tuesday, Oct.

16, AI D. 18: I'D. 1877. hi. 1J o'clock, Board in session.

i Members all present. A Matter of relocation of part oft Jjentz lioad in Tike tp. came ip fox final hearing on ordered that tbe case be continued tiTl Friday, Oct. 19th, at O'clock pi iE Matter of Cole's vacatiori of a county road in secMori 36, tp. 78, range 1 west, came up for final bearing: when it was ordered that tbe same be.vaca- ted as per report of commissioners.

upon the payment of all costs in tbe ease. According to notice given and as pro vided by law, contracts for excavating a certain ditch in Goshen lately surveyed by J. A Mathewson, were awarded to the lowest bidder, by sec tions, as. will appear following: No. Estimat'd Bid Didder Name.

4'cc. ydsi ffr Ityan 1 SO A '400 00 a 1.81 SMJ 20. 20 a.4 i25 J12 ViYt Yi 16H 13 11 11 HV4 13 Ml -1360 60 Ryan: 3 1,000 4 H200 00 60 Thos Molntlre 5 1,03 Thos 6 1.050 James 7 9u8 9o Thos Mclntire. 8 1.13? Chas 0 4.000 i $iQ oo Ueuj ..10 1,350 'lhosMclutire .11 010 Thos Mclntire ...12 780 1 14 John A ..13 330 ho oo wiffs I isooo L.ucius Howard 14 l.uso Lucius Howard. 15 -150 Lucius .10 1.0OJ HH 8j0 i 160 00 Adjourhed till Hi o'clock a m.

Thurs- day the 18th. lit, -1 ft---J'H Thursday, Oct. 18th, A. 1877 'at ciuck a. ru Board session.

Members all present. Hoard opened bids for a crossing at "n.uri nn LiinuQ rirni? and at the crossing of Mad Creek! on the "graded road, and at crossing' of Mud Creek" on the road lead ine Sofith from Durant. While" considering which. Board udiourued till 14 P. m.

Thursday, Oct. 18th, 1877. 1 i o'clock p. Board in session. I Members all present.

V- Concluded the examination of for bridges, when can tracts Were made as follows: For the bridge on "Low's Run." contract was awarded to Clinton Iron Bridge for an Iron bridge 100 feet long uf be com pleted January 1st, 1878. I For the bridge on Mud Creek South of Durant, contract was awarded to It. Stevenson for a bridge tforty-eight feet long, to be built according to Long's patent," all material furnished by the contractor and to cost $250. For a bridge on graded road across Mad Creek, contract was awarded to tor a uriugts as per pian on mm in the Auditor's office, county tot fureish all materials. Adjourned till 8k o'clock a.

1 fwdav, Oct. Si o'clock a. ai Board in Members all present, Board proceeded to make equitable apportionment of the estimated cost of the ditch put under contract Wednesday the Kith, upou the lands benefitted by gitid ditch and to order the same placed upon the Tax-Books of fr.77, "for collection -as other as provided by section 1214, chapter 2,: code of 1873. Said apportioumeBt is made upon the lands following in tho amounset opposite each tract, and assessed tq'the parties named. ii fa 1 f.

iOionc's P-tot IVr Name. Sec. S. 8W ne 15 Eli Judson et 10a sK aeV 15 IS 3 10 00l I.W UW BO 22 78 3 40 nV4 20 78 3 80 sw Be SO 78 '3 40 James White aw SW 20 78 3 40 Chas Be ne 20 78 3 40 aw nw at 73 8 40 Sarah nw nw 78,. a 40 3l)a ne 8-J 78 3 0 Mary A PciU nSOijnenwSJl 18 3 30 3 89 Sa SW SO lu 40a sOOn ee J6-7S 3 40 EzekicI ptaofrdswHlS 78 3 130 2 80 Jos I pt 8 Of rd ew 15 78 3 78 2 80 Thos 40a nw 29 73 3 $1 30! nV4 no 8 78 3 1 3i -li 30 78 3 50.

1-S 'i 0 IV) iii.a -l 3 83; se sw 30 78 3 40 2 SO Ed 1 WV4 nw 19 78 3 40 1 1 nw 80 19 78 34J X6- Leweily Parvy A 'f 8 i I 4 i jfl 4 5 I' 't. 5 .8 5 iff. .1.: -5 5 .1 5 7 6 5 5 I 5 ji 7 5 4 Hummed, const do ,2 55 ABN Goldsberry, wit do 'r Win Hart, wit do 60 60 4 75 A Brumfleld, Jp, State va Hummcll, eoust do Win Calder, sberifl' do 2 95 1 50 1 10 1 10 Htei ueinan, juror do Jacob Edwards, jnror vs Murphy do do; do Cnas Kile, do do do ThosSuris' do LM Wood do do do ABN Ooldsbery, wit "do do Jam do do do Geo Meason jp, do do Geo Meason.jp, State vs Ewing PABruinneld.jp, do Huinmell, eou-t do A Eaton, juror do Smith, do do Varner, do do do- do A Reuling, do do II Wieuker, do do A wit do C.indeo, do do NAlteed.jr. do do John Mahin, do-'. do Kit Wienker, do A do Win Culder, do" do PA Brumtield.jp do 1 10 1 10 I 10 10 to 60 60 3 50 3 25 3 00 1 10 1 in 1 10 10 10 1 10 60 60 60 60 60 1 60 2 0i 85 3 OO li VI Huinnit ll, const Geo eason, p.

do do llrumdfeld jp.mate vs Thos Berry, const, do do Chas Baker, wit, do do Ed Williams, wit State vs 2 50 1 50 60 60 John Heed do do A Brumfleld, Jp, State vs 60 5 0-J 4 85 5 25 Huramell, const, do do do do do c'O do do do do do do do Ewing, do i Elizibeth Brie, witnc-ss 1 20 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 60 1 41 Cath Schniokf-r do John Schnloker do do I Elizabeth lilauer do John Ulauer do Anna Blauer do DLi EW'iljg do 60 1 40 2 50 2 15 .2 50 2 50 John HonUil do A BruraHeld. jp, Van Bitrcn, const PABrumfleld.jp, State vs Terry A McC 1 Swing, const i do A Brumfleld, jp-. State vi Lindner 5 50 4 85 60 60 60 60 60 Thos Berry, const do John Writmon, witness do CUasOgilvie Oscar Grosheim Theo i do iio da do do do Ao do do 'tio do do do do do do do do do Saal 60 60 60 60 60 60 Parley John Chambers JohnHoehl Wm Prico i Jos' Parham, PABrumfleld.jp, State vs 2 50 3 80 1 00 1 20 1 00 .2 E0 85 3 00 4 20 60 "60 60 3 00 2 35 60 60 60 60 60 60 8 00 2 35 60 Tho i Berry, const do John Brumbaugh, wit do Jihn Power do do Wm Fishburn do do PA Brumfleld.jp, Stte vs EerrjvJconst do PA Brnrofleld.jp, state vs Huminell, const do Felix Bouhelly, witness do Otto do do Mary McCrosky do" do PABruinfleld.jp, State' vs Berry, const do August Maflirall, witness do I do do James Coromer-i da do John Rubelmann, do lo do do John Rlanghter do do A Brumfleld.jp, St a to vs Hummel, const do Giles Humes, witness "do Chris Hchlipf do I do JohnBosteda do, dp, PA Brumfleld, jp. State yjj itt-ClQskey Ewing, cwast do i jpjj IaGrilie. wtt.Siate vs McCloskey.

0 a CO 6 75 GO 6'J 60 60 GO 6) 60 3 50 7 65 60 CO Geo Jackson, do do DL Ewlng. ao t'o Gray, i do do Felix Dounclly, do do John Welch, do do Mary McCloskey, do do PA Brumfleld, vs Tery McC Jj Ewlng, const, do do Martin Morris, wit do DF Grant, i do do Frank Dix, do do Robt Sicresl, do do Frank Washburn.do to Alex Murphy, do 9 James Qlcslur, dft do. 3 30 60 60 60 CO CO 60 3 50 Wm Crouci. i do. do AftgEichftff, dQ do yeo McCloskey, do do Robt.

WtUianas, pj. State vs SUPERVISORS. OFFICIAL Monday, Oct. 15, A. D.

1877 VI o'clock m. Board convened as provided by law Members preeeut A. Cone, Graham and Thos. Birket.l. Proceeded to open poll books re turned from the various precincts containing the returns of the general election held Oct.

9, 1S77, and to make canvass' of said election, pending which, adjourned till Ij o'clock Mom Oct. 15, A. D. 1S77. 1 o'clock m.

Board in Members a'l present. Continued the canvass of general ejection, and declared the following as the result For the otirice of Governor there were 4080 votes eavt, ot which J. H. Gear received 1753 votes, John P. Irish 1775 E.

Jessup 3S7 D. tub b's 171 For the ollice of Lieutenant Govern nor t-liere wVre 4103 votes cast, of which 1 F. T. Cimpbell receivel 2121 votes, W. C.

James 1817 A. McCready 105 For the ollice of Judge frf. the Su- preme Court, there were 4109 voles Cast, of which J. G- Day received 2123 H. E.

J. Board man ree'd 1822 votes John Porter 104 For the office of Superintendent Public Instruction there were 4105 votes cast, of which C. W.VonCceiln received 2123 votes G. W. Collisou 1818 S.T.

Mallard 101 For the nice of Senator the District there were votes cast, of which J. i. na received 2()03 votes, M. Ilartlett 1044 and Thomas Hanna was fleeted. For the of, Kf-presentative from the District there we 8022 cast, tif; which H.Wok1 received 1897 votes, I.

K. Terry 2027 F. A. J. Gray 2178 S.

T. Chei-bro 1920 and I. iv. 'IVrry and F. A.

J. Gray For the ollice of "Auditor there were 4,044 vote east, of which Samuel Forker received 1,898 votes, R. H. M( Campbell 2,146 and It. II.

McCaiiiplx II was elected For the ufllccof IVea-iurer there were 4,040 votes cast, of which Joseph "Morrison received 2,033 votes J. P. Anient 2,007 and Joseph Morrison was elected. i or ine ouice ot Hherllt there were 4,083 votes cast, of which Robert 'C. Jewett received 2.329 votes, John Jester, 1,750 and Robert C- Jewelt was elected.

For'the office of County Superin tendent there were 4004 votes which 4 It. W. Lcvcrich received 2251 votes, E. A. Albee I i 1813 and It.

W- Leveiich was elected. For the office of Supervisor there were 40G3 votes cast, of which Thomav Birkelt received 2027 votes, Alfred Fuuison 2030 and Alfreil Tuhison was elected. For the office of County Surveyor there wore 2077 votes cast, of which J. A. Mathewson received 2077 votes and was elected.

I For the ofllee of Coroner there "SOj votes cant, of which John Heard received 2101 votes, Theo. (Irosheim 1913 and John Board was elected. Atljourned till SJ o'clock a. m. were i Tuesday, Oct.

10, 1877.1 o'clock a. m. Board in session. Members all present. Proceeded to examine Jus-' tices' returns of State cases on file aud ordered the payment of costs therein charged as will appear in list of claims allowed.

Cau.se of. Claim. Am't Allowed TG Biwn, trustee allowed Leyerich, county Thomas, goods $127 HO a) A 30 00 40 85 00 40. 8 -7 65 9 00 329 85 30 00 50-, ii 60 hi Ed wards, ri II Work on Harry A iQu, gas II Madden, attorney's Si-timidt Bros, binding, A Jarvis, Ady Jt Morgrklge, MD for poor Thomus, Wm lIofTnoau, insanity Mali in Bros, printing, etc It IIanleyf transcript tseus nros, printing Weippiert Mas. Gas Co, gas for court house Jail, 11 40j 50.

3 00 i'w 1500 00 15 00 281 45 5 00 4 00 4 00 5 00 6 75 7 00 1 17 11 00 10 oo Kegel, coffins for poor. Jamison, reportlDg State a. iKe, consianie ee, IiigQfu, attorney li Canee, Lauaer 4 Doran.jattorney's'fees.,.;,,...... RC Jewett, hoarding prisoners Hurry Hall, cleaning cistern A Holllater, Mil for SLatlQi goods to Wm Niokersou, do IWSeranton, do JEQqeU do Li Pickering do Jas o'Connell i do lleury Sn icier do Upton Elliott Jo 6 00 3 00 60 Sob ,10 08 i Id 25 (i Li Ulalcely do ZNKiiig do Manful A Ball do PMetculf do Johnson, medicine for Yanllofne, 10 00 A VauOiiHip, do A Kennedy, plan for 5 00 20 00 A Cone, member of Hoard 1 41 Thos rUrkett do 23 00 20 12 3 25 6 87 60 ILOrabam do RUlpman, JpStatovs Ii Dotson, const do Gibson, wit do "Wm iJlles, wit do 60 1 25 75 5 95 80 1 70 6) 60 00 00 60 00 60 00 so, ao 80 80 60 60 WO Wetland, wit do Norris, jp, Stato Qerrarii vlft Minur4, coiiNt i vlo ChasTurpy. Wit UQ Chus McCarthy, -wit-- do M'Wlielau, do do Hill, do do -do do do.

do W'm Wail do i do A Singleton do 1 do Hanks d.o I wen uo do OUas Oerrard di! db' Win Ii Cone do do Higgs ip do JW Nornv do (in Wf 'irunt io, if I CQne i do, do MeEpnald do dq iLr Death of Cyrus llawley, Another i i oia jseiuer. Between; 10 and 11 o'clock Tuesday the spirit of Cyrus Hawley passed lv awav.after a lingering illness, result" iug frptu general debility, borne with mpcbiPM lifttiflime and fortitude al a meekness, patience and fortitude most heroic land a calm resignation attesting the4faith of the Christian Vhoe hope is anchoredon celestial shorrs. Not dhlyls the home of the deceased on Fourth street shrouded in "loom not only do the bereaved wife and children and other Borrowing rel- how the head in affliction, but the entire immunity will mourn in a sincerity' rf grief that reaches tbe deepest recesses of the heart tne de mise of one who has for many Jong years occupied a prominent and envia ble place in the social and business circles of Muscatine, oue of its most esteemed and honored members. The subject of this sketch has been a citizen of Muscatine for thirty-seven vura tie. tt'flit born in ISOS.

iu Nor folk, Lichfield! and spent his yputn alter tne manner oi the stirring, ambitious sons of New England-working at whateyer his hands found ti do in the summer months, and ''teaching the young idea how the snow-drifted oAnnirv aohnnl lioiises. in winter. At t.ii Aire, of 19 lie eave up his school teaching and entered with such zest and success into the activities of busi- him that at the UBH o- age or s. ne nau savcu wages and salary In 1S31 he was en- i months witn a 1 Colhnsvillo (Conn. minui firm, and it is an inciueuv vymm i.

tionimr tliatlduiinghis eugageuu nl he travele.1 over lS.tHHl-i hilles in the lii omn nvers. Having tnr bia inll.ftiri6i ften. Ansel Hum phreys, afterwards distinguished the political and masonic history of Iowa, Iu 1S34 Mr. Hawley began business in. Louisville as abok merchaut, aiul In 1S40 joinedsdiia brother-in-law, Dr Wm Wilai.n: of Pittsburg, in invest ments at Muscatine.

This speculation, involving proved disastrous. find left Hawley to tne resources of manuaf labor Plnckily lie faced the situation. We find record.ni in his diary that for jflve years he worked sixteen ho'ur day, lighting the; vul ture at every turn of the wlveelj In isru) he had accumulated a few hun- dred dollars and went into tho mauu- hihion eontinued until 1857, wl 1 1 It woed to the" chaVms of agricultural lifo. He spent abput six years mainly in the cultivation! of his farm, and 1S03 established inlMuscatine his weU- kuown and successful Fire and Life Insurance Agencjf, which is now one of the leadiug firms ot tu this business he had associated with 1 1 r-i I him J. P.

Dawson. aim wit-am. Henrv Hoover, U. W. Grifflu, and J.

a i 1 S. McDonald, the; lauer iureegeui.it- men, with Ui. Hawley, constituting the agency ofllawley, Hoover, Grifii-ii the preuent atyle of tbe firm' Mr. Hawley wa married iuijjJ go Miss Martha Wilson, or ritisourg, but then visiting at Louisville, Of this there were issue seven children, five girls aud two Doys. Four ot the daughters survive and are married, being Mrsi W- A- Clark, Mrs.

F. L. Underwood, Mrs. F. E.

Hum phreys, and Mrs. H. E- Holmes. Of the sons, one died in infancy, and the other, William, died in the army ai Kenerau mountain tj the age of IT, July Ihus? fllhng a grave ot oue of the youngest; as he was one or the noblest martyrs; to the cause oi his country. I "i Mr.

Hawley survived his wife, ami Match, l.S52,won in marriage Mrs, El zabeth Mfetlter, of BlueGfais Scott couuty, Iowa, of whicu jmarriage there were issues five, ichildreu, two only of whom are how living, i Mr. Hawley has been a close stu dent of hooka and men aud eveuti all his -life. Wherever; he Mias mvei. has been fell the influence ot a liberal culture and ae.ismopolitou experience. His opinions have; bnen sought as the eouvictioi) of a Catholic nature thoroughly in i sympathy with the best thought and work, of his time.

And who' that has passed an hour 'iir his i.rt-sf so gonial and refiued, will mirtdioii his title to the grand old name of gentleman 2 It was not until 1851 that he made a profession of re-liinon and then he joined the Congrt. galional church of Muscatine. The funeral of CyriisJHawley, yeste day pi was Jargeiy attended, ivn esjiecial fiaturc of, tlie cortege was the large delegation 1 of Qld Settlers. The pall bearers were Jts. isriogniaii H.

Stone, 8. Stem, J. P. Ament, T-D. Smith aud James Jackson.

Delightful Perfumes i-Dr. Price has prepareil aud now plac-Wl ipe market a rich variety of perfumes for the handkerchief, from which the nu.Bt faKtidious connoisseur can select mi Hlor that will give agreeable satis faction. Dr. Price's sPet rtose, Aiisia and hi otller perfunies, are becoming K'eat fayoritea wiui uie ladies. iin Itieir sweetness ami, lrrnn- neBS are so decided.

I wlt i Cikcuit t-oiiKT. his forenoon wan devoted to probate business and hear ing of motions. 'The cane of SamueUHendnckson vs Taunft P. Vunllaireu el al. came up for final hearing.

Lauder and Carsfead dan for plaintiff: dlond 'for defend ant. he juiige-susiajneii tne veruict of the jury, to whieh the. defendant ef onted. i i- Wo. 13U.

Aiiaras ys. uneseoro, iriai to the Court. Cloud jfor plaintlfr and Carskaddan for defendant; Was dis posed of, each party being. adjudged to pay his own costs. No.

1374. Farreil against Burke injunction; Jones for plaintiff aud Lauder for defendnt 'Fried court, resulting in a judgment for plaintiff for costs. -I' No. 13G7 was selMed, thus diminish' lug our unusually lirge four At 2 o'clock the case of Thomas R. Gladstone vs.

Lockiabd Smith ct aL was taken; up. This is an action brought by the plaiintitF recover dainagee for penopil Aijjory. He claims Te case will occupy this afternoon and lo-morrow lore noon. 1 I The case of Fairphild vs. frimolhy Tarpey was Bettll hj 1 consent of the parties.

JJany tf. A few doses of Pr. Marshall's Lurg 8vrun Cured my ChUd of a-mostareau ful Cotigh. cheerfully reccommend it as tl-e best Cough medicine 1 have ever tried. Mrs.

V. Jinox. Cleveland Ohio. I 1 i For Rent Part or all of the house known as BqUer property. For particulars, apply Db- L.

ii. Butleb dwtf Olds' Opera House. Ask your druggist ir dealer- for a copy of Dr. Harter'a Duth English Almanac for 1878. It Is free to all, is I 1 1 Wl itiuaiurj nMM and should be in the hands of i i I I I ivih at Hie residence! nf snrg.an! T.

M. brown, byi Jopli il- liams, Mr. J. Biv Vesta LV iVrry. In commemoration of th loth anni- vttrsary of the above event a nappy comianv tof the friends of the couple surprised them at their honao inOiouo township, Muscatliie county, where a iovfut eveuine; was suent.l Notwith- wfamlinL' the oourinir rain without, alM was iov and.

mirth will nart of the eveninc was devoted, to social games then came the offerings of friftiulfthir, bv Mi-ses tannic liank in its and Ehiora Urown-. The tokens emlrx th; fallowing CJltus set. 1 Mr. aiul Mrs. ir.

Glassier, 6 pieces. Miss tinoraorowu. Ulass I'icklo dish. Miss Cortlelin Brown. Glass sett.

4 pieces. Miss Alice Jrown. Glass liouv iiish, Mr. 'hurley! lirowu. iiiss seit.

pieces. r. Georsei Brown. Uhiss fruit, dish; MT. John GhisspiekJe dish, Mrs.

John Honking. Ghus l'i uit dishj Mr. Ii via Glass pickle dish, Mrs. Mnsimni Idlo. Glass sett.

-2 pieces Mr. W. Klel ards. Ghuss li uit dish. Mr.

Kieimrds. Glass Jell dish. Miss Kartiiie Honkings. G'asti fruit dish. Miss Doni Kerry.

Glass salt dish, Miss Sue Honking. Gh.ss hrendlisli, Mr. Geo. Glass cake stand, Mr. G.

B. Marshall. The gifts were accepted by the host a-id hostess with; this sentiment "Kind Friends, accept our thanks, and may your future lives be as bright nd untarnished as this sparkling crystal ware now before 1 Then came tlie hearty congratula tions of the numerous friends, and each heart seemed to go forth with the kind words and fervent clasp. Alter refreshments all returned to ames Mid stH'ial enjoyment, until the waning hours admonished all 'twas time ti part. May we often meet is the Wish Of il OnB PgKSKNT.

Personal Mention. Treasurer Morrison's family are visiting reiativesiear Lettsville. Mrs-Win. Lellingwell and hereon George have returned frm Lyons. Frank for some time past assistant telegraph operator at this place, has received a deserved promo tion iu being, apiHiinted asjit-tant train dispatcher at Trenton, Mo.

Mr. Wesley; Wood, of Jauesville, will suctned Frank- lvelfy as assistant telegraph operator at Musca tine. He is expected to arrive to day, i. i Charley Freeman went to Califor nia a few weeks cilice, but.found that there no place hue and is Imck again, wijli-- his avordujwds and good looks increiiseil considerably. Iloii.

F.lias Jcssup, late Temperance cankiidate for tiovernor of Iowa, was in the city Tuesday and visited the Good Templars' hxlge in his othcial capacity as the Grand Worthy Chief; Templar. Mr. J. doesn't seem to have ostj any sleep or flesh over the defeat of his aspirations after gubernatorial honors. 1 A It is said the lightning' never strikes twice In the: same place.

But good uck set ms to strike twice in the same ightniug all the same. For right on the heels cf the promotiou of Mr. Kelly, assistant in tlie U. oflicje in this city, noticed elsewhere, comes the news of the appointment. of John Brown, the second assistant, to a position in the ollice at Hugo, which, we are glad to learn, is a very desir'ablo berth.

John will leave to morrow to enter on his new duties. Charley Bennett will take his place here, 1 Hun. W. Er. Lefnngwell left for Chi cago tins morning, having recovered sutlliiiently to help himself quite fret Iy.

Without assistance he waised from brother's residence on Third street to the depot, ex ieriencing no ill etiecw troin the exercise, irie win remain in Chicago a few days to attend to various important business matters that have accumulated during his illness. 4- Clinloh Herald, 23d. Th annua meeting of tlie Keokuk Missionary Society was held at Chatham Sqhiare M. K. Church Sun day might.

Mrs. Power, of Muscatine, occupied the pulpit and gave to her auditors a very interest in rud feeling discourse mmn he missionary theme. Kcojcukuate Hid I we hear any one say that 8. Colin, the popular clothitrp, were not receiving new goods? It's another. They ire and have been for the past week, receiving one of the finest as well as one of the largest stocks of ready-made clothing and geut' fur- ishiiig goods that has ever been con signed; to any clothing house In Mus- I Among the specialties may be mentioned a line lino of fall overcoats arid suit-) lor.

men and boys. These goods are-not fehoddy, but are manu-d expressly fur i bis firm, and facluri re cut in tho latest and nobbiest style. Dpn't forgt.when you are looking for fall and winter goods to give "Sam" and "Louie" a call. CutcjuiT October term of the; Circuit Court commenced this moTiiiilg. The forenoon was occupied in rall- ttg tbet 1 cket 'and assigning cases.

The doiket was a full one, over 80 cases being sH lor trial. This afternoon was devoted -to pro- bale bupineHs. The case of Kumpt ys-Messicli iii set for to-fnorrow morning. This" is (an action brought by Johanna Wihelnbina Iiumpt to recover $700 on note kiven by W. Messiok partner of which lie claims to have no knowledge at the lime.

Kichiuan Carskaddari at'omeys for plaintiff. P. C. Cloud attorney for defendant. It is the first jury trial on the docket and will occupy all ibty tunomiw.

His Honor, Judge Ellis, is looking well, and is prepared for a vigorous campaign duiing this term. He noti fied tbe; bar that he will call all cases in their ordt and expects no delay on the part of the attorneys when their respective cases are reached. Pie de sires promptness and dispatch. Dally A NixiLK'TKiiL, LiVEii. The bile has a three fold pait assigned to it by the great manager, nature.

It ass sts in the tjige-hti ve process, acta as a tolorV nig agept oi the blood, ami is essential to the evacuative function. When the liver grows 'torpid, complete chac ensues amine Biomacu and owweis; ii bile is inj cied into the circulation in large quantities, and constipation and iudigeslion are produced. Pain under shoulder blade aud through the right side, 'headache, verigo, yellow ness otj the skin, iurred tongue and also follow. But these and other symptoms of billiousness, aud the disorders which accompany it, are entirely removed uy riostetter's stoin ach Bitleers, that benign rectifier of organ distui bance and remedy for physical weekne's. Intermiiteiit and remitteDt fever, urinary arid uterine troubles, rheumatism, gout, and other yield to the remeujal influence of the greaf.

corrective aud invigorant. It fa the people's chosen reuieuy. uowiw t-t-i How it is Done The first object in life with the American people is to "get rich the second, how to regain (rood health. The first can he obtained by energy, honesty and saving the second, (good health.) by using Green's August Flower. Should you be a des pondent sufferer from any of the ef fects oi dyspepsia, liver complaint, in digestion, such as sick headahce palpitation or ine stomach habitual costiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits you need not suffer another day.

Two doses of August Flower will relieve you at once Sample bottles 10 cents. lieguiar size 7o cents. Post tivelysold by all first-class drucrgists iu Road IV. Lunorix adv; L.pnliacnua.0 The streets show a marked revival of business thia week. The buckwheat this season is said to have more itch to the' peck than there was a bushel last yoar.

An experienced lady teneher" desires a school for the winter. Inquire ui this cilice. wlt These beautiful moonlight nights create a Uutry i thematri inonial license market. great variety otwome mistes ami children shoes lust received at A. Davitrson dwtf It is" supposed hat liuriington ue -aniiuui Mayor, Parsous.

is in A good place for such chaps. Dr. 1 'and Ague Speei lie cures after everything else fails, is i hv l.stiinoii of the; thousauds that have usq it. i wlt The Old e.ttlers of Scottioouhty had a Jrennioii at the residence of Hon James. trant, in Davenport, Tuesday evening, i -MtrNKY IiOAN On good real es t.ir.nr'iuiii iiHKiiniil security.

"Notea and Hiurtsiagcs bought ami sold. i i Tho. I. Smi'VHV Our liusheu township friends will the 'Public Sale advertised by il. Lewis, in this iwiper, for 'aturday Nov.

od. i lie iiodv Kf an infant daughter of While, of S4M'kton, wiSjlroiight here YVediifesday by cars for iirterimrit itr the I'atholio cemetery. V.I. Temple, ho was recently given obituary, has materialize! ivvfve his "Union Hpy av'-t'har'les 'ity this- week. 't'iKf-ui i' C'ot'K'i'.

This forenoon was devoted to probate business. 1 '(-. (loiid maile a to right the records in ihe caseof Kl la Corey. I. N'iefel, -the jeweler, is cstablishetl in his new quarters next to Silverman, t'oolc'i't bank, andjis ready for business.

He" 1ms reeeutly -openel a new and very attractive stock of goods, Sweetlaiul is doing her tlufy 'man fully The latest addition to tlie census statistics there is thejadvent of a pretlty girl baby iu the iome of W. Y. l4oieH, a young heivediet. The elevator in Mr. Dillaway's new lnjil.iini;-,.

oterated a hydraulic en gine, is jn running order and works to a charm. It's a decided novelty in tTlni patentee is F. Iar- ker, of DavepjMi Physii iansi highly reecommend the nseoi Jr. Marshall's Luiir fcSyrui for Coughs or of long standing and Pmm nary; k-omplaint geueially. It always cures in an incredibly short time.

CalPoii your druggist and get a bottle. cents. Sold by J. DougVrtyi. Tho ferry boat has been doing a ruslih ing busiuesss'-this week, since the return of Tair weather, crossing from fifty to seven fjy -live teams per day.and ('apt.

Davidson, as lie treads the hurj-4 rican'e deck, S.s as happy as a skiper under a clear sky and bracing wfiid. J. II. Lewirfj, administrator of the estate of Thomas Lewis, dee'd, will offer at public sale bu Nov. 3d, a large lot of farming ituplemeuts and iii'hinvry, aiid also household good and furniture (belonging to Mrs.

-It. If. Ij'jwis I'or particulars see next week paper. We were in 'prror in announcing the annual: meeting the County Bible Society next Hunday eypiiiug, at the if'tn hureh. The meeting will be a pKiil one, an address in lu halfiof thW.iblo' cause from iteV.

J. Sipiirti, tieuerar State Agent. All intercsted.il) thework.are invited. Ttr. il.

T. Jtfwt ll, of West' Liberty a rent for (thin i-ounty Of. Dob. Bur-d -'It's is' tin? city' delivering copies' of the work to subscribers. 'About tifty Jiaines were secured in Muscatine, which number would no doubt have been largely increased had not Mr.

J. taken sick so6n after begin-ui lie canvass. The city is well represented in the Mi Department of the State Uni- at lowi City, as the following liat student-i show C. V. Smith and Henry Cireen, hi the third course; Fred H.

Littlj', second course, and ftcn. Itublcmaiiii And tlie two Misses P.ratiii worths for the lirst! course all of whom were resent at the opening of ihe regular term Ther Father jMatthew Temperance Association permanently organized Monday eveniug.with the fol- ollicers lir-V'. Motie. xiilcnl Tj K. Ilyan.

I'ifi: J'ruxUlfiU M. J. Fahey. A i-flary Mf.s Mackey. 'Ji-Kiminr Miss Hannah Murphy i I'liqurlJ Mat P.J.Byrne, -The Association proposes to give an other play about Christmas.

BouNi) Ovkk. The- sripjiery ien and stationery before Justice Meason yesterday bn a charge Sof ob-laining money junder false pretenses, iu'elVrred iiy I Mr, Clylds, of thie Gas Company, was Condemned by almost "cloud of witiessei" and held to lui-nwer in the nuui of fjjOO. Nooneeariiig to take- that much stock- in 'him, he "now riiminaU'Sion-the vanities of life behind the barsiof the county jail. In Court he -gave liis name as James Wilson, thoughlat his boarding house h. 'answered ho tune prus n-u in our county hnd a nicely-laid plan to effect their escape Sunday night, but it suffered tr: frite of inany of ttie beat laid plans of "mice and men," which 'gang oft With a pbeket-' knife which one of them had, they ti hide through the floor of an up per cetl, giving them access to the Iter, wliere.

with a piece ot old joii, they propeeded to make an opening through the jail wall. Just before pier completion of the job, Sherifl Jewett, in, making- his rounds, discov ered the work in the wall, and at once issued orders that effectually blocked tlie game of the scheming prisoners WEiainv" The reason for add in marble dust, alum, terra alba, to liaising powders, are to make them weighty, aud thus add to profit. It would be well for housekeeper to know that Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is tree from these adulterants, hence xne purest and most As i)umiiS powuers are used Dyteaspoon-fuls and not by weight, the saving in direction is no small item. Dr.

Price's Cream Baking Powder is hevoriH 11 question the b. st amj most perfect of unyuimK jn uie To Insure certainty, buy Dr. Price's Cream Bak ing rowuer oniy the society, who was at the same time one of the oldest settlers of this place, Cyrus Hawjey-; who died at his resi- I dence in Mu'pcatine on tle 23d inst Remarks vere made by Jos. Bridg- mati, which bore testimony to the high. apireeiation in which the de ceased member was held by inhabitants of t'he place and its surrounding country so far asi an acquaintance with him was extended.

He $pokeof his well-known, uncs eutatioius manner with every one how that he moved fn and out among all who; know him, bearinjj ffum each one ja feeling of hearty good will; how that he was always respected and esteemed, by eVeri those who differed with him in any matter he alio recalled, ti many menus he possessed, who equalled in numbers those of any of us. Mr. Burnett said aiew words -ot his early 'acquaintance with this member or outjiociety gone before ijfie recant his rirst meeting with Mr. Hawley, himself at one time a bookseller, in the store where he made his new venj- ture in Muscatine, the time 25 years ao; lie recollected his literary taste and culture, which were noticeable. He spoke of him as a kiudi neighbor he especially remembered" him as a patient man, enduring physical pain Mn cheeriiilne-a and he.

extolled his nrm.i confidinsj and abiding trust in mod, which he contrasted, as above an worth, with health, strength aud all temporal eoou. It was moved that a committee of beapnoiuted to express the sense ot this meetim? in view of tins visita- tiou; of. Providence. The Chair ai- nr poiiiiu nurnen, jos- utiiiiiihii Mini Win 1 1 Wrntlwnrn Hiiminmiiut tee. At ithenncefing of tho yasterday, the following report was adopted jo the Officer and Mcmhn-H of tiki: Id tScttitrn Astoe.ialion:.

Your com- mitteoto whom was referred.the mat ter of preparing a paper expressive of our deep regret tor the loss of one oi our nnmber, ami -henrtfe It, sympathy to the family, respectfully submit, tlie following Again have we been called upon to stand by the grave of one of our num ber. It is sad nnilcr Any circumstances to part with our neighbors and friendsi but more no when tlie angel of death silently luckons one of our intniber away to the spirit land, our already too tin il ranks, changing the oi one we nave hiiowu so upon us the sad task of laying his Lnidyaway to join its kindred dust. VCyrns Hawley has closed his earthly! career. No more shall we grasp his hand in cordial greeting no more hold sweet.eon verse with' him. "If we, then, mourn the loss of one of our number, how sad land lonely the home he rendered so cheerful by his iiresenee! But while we sorrow for the Ueatlishould not our hearts be drawn out -warmest, tenneresr, si'm-pathy for the afliieled family, oneand but! more especially to her wlio has so often tieen bereft of her loved ones, and who may well, exclaim in the language of Mrs.

Hemans Voioe aftr voice hath died away," i Once Inniy hoard, Bwoet ItoMsehqlti uiime, by name hatb changed, i i i To griefs forbidden rd i Kroru dreiims oi' night, on each I call, Knob of the lair pd waken to hear my own wild oiy, Where are you, my beloved i Let usi, then, while we mourn the ilepartune of our brother, and drop the; tear and evergreen i his silent remember with pleasure his many virtues and: hisinjwarm friendship in f.he vears that are wast as an oasis in our life's path way, Police roiiSTS- John Mllhorn took a "horn" too many, lost his hear ing, had, collision with Poliejiuan Berry ard was towed into Fort Jt wett for repairs; The Judge apprised-the dimages at $0.50. Security was given and Milhorn was again' set afloat'. Poor Sam House was: 1 by Policemim Berry to-day, haying, been on tho rampage for several day si- A man enjfiying the euphonistic mimo oi Chris, ivrauso was arrested to-day for assault and battery on'ason of: Eli Bfuuson, Jfnd will: have Irs hearing before JusticeJBrum field next Saturday, at 1 p. m. The partics-Uve ri JTairport tyady, 2WL 2 Polick Points.

James absorbed too iniich tarantula juice, in consequence, of which the absorbed him last night and to-day judge Williams, on behalf of the school fund, endeavored to absorb of the con tents of Ei is "once fat pocket-book," but that receptacle was as empty as the average tramp's coffers, aud Fletcher is now a recruit of Aasayer Hawley's btoiit-pile litigade. The next victim plead juilty to the modest? appellation of Jones Fie was a sort of meteoric individual. a human copcict, as it were, witliout any particular orbit. In short, lie be longed tolheMicawber school, having no means of support visible 1 to tht naked eye, and wasadjiidged a with all tfafit the name implies. and cohIs $0 5'J i the amount- of musele and sweat he wilKhave to ex pend on the slone pile.

Daily '2Xth. That CJosiikn 11 a i.i.ot Box r-We have snid but little, except to ridicule the Idea, in refutation of the charge made by Uie Democrats that the jhtdlot box of Qoshen township was ''hapked around'! 0i ejection day to acporimo-date RepubKca.n voters a charge" evidently sprung In order to defeat Re publican Supervisor-, whicl) the? qpr- recteI returua frofii (loshen, increasing the vote about frty, would tecure. I But we wish here to state emphatically i on the authority of some of the best citizens bf Goshen, that the charge is utterly fiitee. -The matter has been ciire fuljy inauired into by Repubiicansi and not a vestige of Pfoiif.can be found to substantiate the charge, As already stated in the Journal, it is admitted that at a pre-viousi after the; hour 1 pre scribed by law for closing the polls; the ballot box wascarried to the bouse of an Invalid, in order tbt he might be given an opportunity to votefebut iu no ottier case, so xar as kiiov. iis the bHot box been removed ftim the regular polling place.

Whether the irote pf hisp.YaUd. was llepubican or Democratic, is not stated at any rate according to the logic of the which coaieased tuat ostien was largely Republican, act.Vpubl not aiaterially "aflejst the. vote Of the township either waj't1 1 4- I Mr. Birkett can drive ahead ith ins contest of the Snpervisofship williou any fear of, the; Democrats succeeding in throwing out Goshen on the ground of "fraud'? sand li'ts claiqi to the The Lost Hair. Any person who has uofetj hia iiair, or whoseAfiair has tnrried.

-gray Uuid use Ir. A. FraneoWj Frenef.Hair Restorative, infallible for gray' hair and curing baldness. Sold by all wruggists. Price 50 cents per Hfoltle.

SSeiid stamp for circular oiubchu and afLskin uis rases to AFrancoi's, 200 North c-'eventh street, BtTLouis, Mo. JK when the commiisiontr wi'hdrew report, and the case was ordered, continued and a new commission to issue Board proceeded to examine bills on file arid ordered the payment of the same, as will appear in list of claims al lowed. Ordered that the amount to be aliow E. edE. Eyans from the" Relief i Fund be 1.00 per week until further order.

Adjourned till 7 p. m. 1 Friday, Oct. 19th, 1877, 7i o'clock p. ui.

Board in session. i Members all present. Matter of the location of the Nichols ditch in Pike tp. came up for final hear ing, notice having been ghe i as re quired by law, and there being no ob- jections and no claim for damages, and the engineer's report being favorable. it was ordered that said ditch be as per report of the entyneer as shown by maps, plans and proliles on fi'e in the Auditor's officer, and that notice be giveD, as provided by law, for the let ting of contracts for the work on said ditch, and that the time for the comple tion be fixed on the 15f day of October, A.

JJ. 1S78. The 1st, 2d, 3d and 4th sections of said ditch shall be 25 feet wide in the bottom and of such depth as shown on profile. Matter of VV. W.

Haney's ditch in Pike and Wapsinonoc tps. being a con- tinuation of the ''Nichols ditch," came up for final hearing. Notice being given as provided by law, and there being no objections nor claims for dam age, and the engineer's report being favorable, it was ordered that said ditch be located as per repoit of the engineer which is shown by maps, plans and proliles on hie in the Auditor's office, and that notice be given for the letting of contracts-for the work on said ditch, and that the lime for the completion be fixed on the 15th day of October. A. ioio.

oaia aucn to De 14 reet wide on the, bottom and of such width as is shown by profiles. Adjourned till 81 o'clock a. Saturday, Oct. 20, 1S77, Si o'clock a. in.

Board in session. Members all present. Thos. Birkett chairman of the Board tendered his resignation "as chairman which was and the Boardjpro- ceeded to the election of chairman for the remainder of the year 1877 by bal- lott which resulted in the election of Aristarcus Cone. Ordered that ber Hatch be allowed twenty dollars from the relief fund for clothing for the winter.

Adjourned till li o'cl ck p. m. Saturday, Oct. 20, 1S87. li o'clock, p.

m. Board in session Members all present. Ordered that the Auditor advertise for bids to be opened at the January session for letting the poor house for one year from April 1, 187S. Board examined, the petitions for bridge on file, and made orders on each as appear following. Petition for ah iron bridge across Run, ion Grove road was granted and contract made for such a bridge.

Petition'for a bridge ner the farm of J. Miller on the Slough road wis granted, conditioned that Chas. Kin- caid enter into an agieement to make a permanent chanel for tbe creek under said bridze, and guarantee that said bridge will stand for one year from its completion, and notice be given for bidders to build said bridge, and th: the same be put under contract as soon as possible. Said bridge to be fifty fiet long and erected on piling. i Petition for a bridge across the run near the Vannatta farm" on "SJotJgh Road," was considered and ordered that suflicieut flooring to cover twenty feet of bridging be furnished by.

tl county, and that timber be furnished from the poor farm for the joists to make a temporary bridge at said place, provided the Road Supervisor with the labor at his command, will have tbe hauling and labor of erecting said bridge done, without cost to the county. Petition for repairing a bridge across Wapsinonoc creek on "Cemetery road" running southwest from West Liberty, was considered, and it was ordered that Thos. Birkett build said bridge and he is hereby given authority to make such epairs as he deems necessary. Hoard examined petitions for abatements on file, and made orders in each csise as will, appear following. Petition of II.

Marshall, J. Macklin and various other persons asking for relief in the matter of taxes for IS77 on account of destruction ot crops by tbe bail storm, of June 25lh 1877, was considered and said petitions were laid on the table to be taken up at January session 1878. In the matter of tax sale on lot 7 and ei of lot 8 bh ek 124 city of Muscatine for tax of 1876. that tlie Auditor be authorized to redeem from said sale in the name of tha county said property btflonjipjf to estate of: Wm. Conwnv.

ij Matter of index toV "marriage registry" laid on the table to be taken un at January session 1878. Matter of transcribing certain index books in the Recorder's ollice was lid on the table, to be taken up at January session, Adj iurned sine die- 14. II. "Auditor. 1 How to Prevent asd Cure Coughs and Colds.

We alt know that while those in robust health rare ly take cold, weakly persona are af fected by the slightest change of tem perature. The reason is mat ttie weus Oiood which hacau8td tU debility, TailM'to impart vigor lt 'he organs ol reai iratiou aud erwoi ration, th -teaiing ibetreti and cioMiug Uie only aveiiKH tr tb uarmlers cape or a lare part of the waste products of the wmIv Thiw cril HecruiHiM" irritate the Throat, Jjungs, Isose, Head, or other organs, producing Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Bronchitix, etc. Parker's Ginger Tonic ac like a chanu, jper- u.aneiiily c-urt-s iiicse iitrorn, ib pleasant in taste, rocapidy the and exi tu IJih oiw.iii.iw c- cumulations alays ul! lcal irritatious, uifl. ad or-nauseating Uie sioinacu mi i'. the bowels, as do innafc nniurh meilicine.

iuviur8tea the entire digestive apparatus and blood It inus not only t-lleclualjy cures iuetis. Colds, Catai Bronchitis ji.a eivea thestronupst hose to eon suruptives, hu rewovea all Dyspep tie uch as IndigesUon, i imiHf.lie, fonsti nation. Acid btom l.r.h liiw Spirit. Nervousness, liiver Complaint, Coa'd Tongae, Diarrhoea, and Bowel Disorders, Wakefulness, anrl Rheumatic and Neuralgic Pains. Bay from your drugKjsfs Olds A Rep-pert.

Muscatine, Iowa, bottle or namnle DOiiie at io iuu icbi na his SAW lOBK nuniEf' MARKET Nit Yobk, Oct. 25. Gold $1,02. STOciJf! Buoyant. Monet 69 per centt, Governments steady.

CHICAGO AahKET. Chicago. Oct, WHEAT Unsettl -d. Hnn. cash ifl.W vjtol.01 bid Nov.

Corn Firm; 44'; cash; iic bid Nov. Oats ct ad Arm. cash. Rye jJic. Baki.by JOc.

Pobk cssh; $12,45 year LABD-T-Firmer cash. $8,171 -year. Whisky $1.07. Chicago Livestock Market. Chicago, Oct.

85. JH.OG3 Keoeipts IK.O'- i ar-et clull.weafc, Ioer. Light liacon, I KO "heavy mixed packing, iiiiualcy heavy sliip-ping, CATTLE KeceipU 4.50J. DnlL Fair to choice, to shippers, $1, kl.a5,oo. Common to 4ood stocliers, St.

Louis, October WHEAT Very flo.v; No. 3 winter red $1,0 cash; Dec. i CO UN Lower; Mixed western, 43Jc cash, 42(3142c Nov. I OATS Lower, 2ri -EYE 535Jicbid. -WHISKY 51 PORK Dull; LAKD Nominal.

Winter IIOG.S Receipts Lower; Yorkers, it, 0va 1.85; packing biitchers to ex-tru, 1.0J5,2, MAltltlED, At Riverside, 21th, 1S77. at thfl resilience of the bride's Htyu, at 7 a. ltv. lionu ollic-iating. Mr.

Fssler. Jr memb-r ot the flriu ut Clark ii l-'essler, to -Aliss-Moliie E. Hoyil, all of Riverside. The happy coupla start cast to CI icajo'and ndta'na to ba absent two weeks. Oct.

23, 1S77. at the Scott Houserin this citv, by F. r.ranifield. KkjI, Andrew J. heeler -aud Mary E.

Spiker, from Port Louisa In Iowa City, Oct. 22d, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. Edwin T. H.aoox Mr. C.

Switzer aud Miss Kate Coover. LIST OF LETTEa Remaining uncalled for in the Post Office in Muscatine. Muscatine county. Iowa. October 23,877: Alexander, Mrs MaryMitchell, Mrs Kate Ann Mills.

-Josh Biacicy, Charlie Bundy, Rachel I rtariit.s. Miss Fannie BnwmHii. (iabriel Newton, Miss Lettie outlami. Overhouse, MissTeany r.nen. Oppenheimer, Jacob Pol low, Johann Rausneubarger, John" 1 Rogers.

George Burns, Michael Baxter, Wm tirown. Hulus Eckels, Mrs Mary care Mrs. Mary huiumeroeii, Airs is isaxier i siroup. u- i (iibsnn. Mrs f-aran icwiui.

Mm li Onle2 Helm. Miss KiizabetbThornton. M1r Emma Jarvis, Thompson. John K.el itr, Ccer, Heorgi; i i Karz. Jacob Underwood, il hish.r, Cliristophe A Weisendanger, A We5tphal, Herman Webster.

Mrs Sarau Lec, Daniel 1. wis. Moses, TS Midlen. Mrs Sarah persons cal insr lor these letters will nlease say tlieyar "advertised." I'aperg ueid lor 1'ostage: Mrs, Uacoit. Chicago, 111.

W. Hesser, Wakeriflil. Kans. JOHN MAHIN, P. SPECIAL NOTICES.

Happy Ucllcfio Women. -In diseases and -dltHcultien. Every woman should read Dr. Graham's new pamphlet. AiiesiheticsinMidwifery" an inouiry into the utility anJ propriety of preventing the pain and suffering usually attending childbirth, with an account of the means to be employed Tor that purpose.

Medicine sent everywhere on application. Address Db. GttAH m. Cor. 7th and Pine Louis, Mo.

augzi ueoawiy To all who are Buffering from tbe errors and ndiscretion of youth, nervous weaknes earley ecay.loss ot manhood, Ac, Iwii bend you a recipe that will core you, FREE OF Ck A RUE. This grfeat remedy was dis covered Uy a missionary in South America Send a self-addressed envelope to the REV Joseph T4 Inhan Station Bible House New York City fPf- IS-deod w)y F00R FARM IN OTIC i SealfjJ proposals will be? rpeeive I by the Roaid I Kupervisors at their session iu January, lo keep ttm t'oor Farm fur oue year ll'oui tliv 1st. day tf April, IKJa, bids be per week pftr head, ljeteoii tlie aK -f 1 ytrfti and under, and 12 ye-rs aud over. Hie servic to lie. bo-irl ai wash ror all occupants, and care for the sh-k, anil lo ineiid clothing of inalt-si make and niemt he clothing of women arid children, male als for clothing furnislml by Fuel for ue In Poor House furuishrtl Hie.

ree anu tne pasturage ot tlie poor lurni all repaiis to feucrn and out buildings to be made by Hie Steward or Contractor, material being furnished by the County. OKDKR OK THE EOARIX "ctiMllwJiwlin MtUUML MARRIAGE A IKXK of rtrarl.T JtM pa- DierouiMitfrivitisri: re- veal senreta wluih the aPAnPTA married and iHHe eontriu fc I It I nial ing inarma irr fhoulU kiHw 0 mm 0 K.Bl IiowlAcureduiefs. llunJ- rtils ot -nt seTun-ty sitaletl tiirAi cviil- Auiires A. Uaii. Fittii Street.

b'ttLmtilu. Madison Dispensary HOI So. Clark Chirago, IU. DR.C.BIGELOW, TrtvaMflHKKXl'AL AND (HliGMC DISK ASKS. all mercurial affections of the throat, akin with utiimrabHled success.

Id half th rvtime. safelr. tri aLplv. RflKM iTftRUIiai fSKXrAL IIKBIUTY airf. IMi01K.

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aq VS Bae? i Op ys allw'd. ao do do 3 S3 00 oo 2 00 1 00 1 50 4 ea 60 60 5 25 2 1 30 1 10 I. IMIEREL BeR8 leave to Inform his friends and: tbe-x pnbiic generally that he has re-opened in the ro tni next to Silverman, Oook A- Co 's, on--tCONl with a iiTge, new, and handr Slue Gold and Silver Watches, Fine Gold Jewelry And a goocLjussortment of Clocks, which I will sell cheaper than ever be to re. Fine assortment of SPECTACLES on hand-- rchlodtf I. NIEKEi.

Geo Mason, Jp, State vs BMHummell, const do Geo Meason, jo, State vs Baer Hummell, const do James Corrlell, wit do Wm Harij do do Geo Meiujon.Jp, State vs illMIIamuiell, const do Wm Culder, BherilT 1 do Bcnham, juror i do uie u. dwtf i every one. i Wit Hi 3 extraordinary merits. (1).