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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-16

less irksome and laborious occupations in the
House.
We have not space for extracts from this
able and interesting parliamentary history. No
one can read it without instruction and profit
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-02-16

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s6r The following singing satire, written
by Clement Caraguel, and published in a late
number of the Paris Charirari, is copied into
the RepuJlicain, a French paper of New York,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
From the Iowa City Reporter
Muscatine, Keokuk, 81. Charles md ~.
Louis nil ronSI.

AS this is day of steam, when even the
widest railroad project seems far more Ca
pabie OF successful achievement, than to the
credulous eyes of our worthy forefathers,
did the crude experiments of the immortal
Fulton, we deem no mooted enterprise of
the Kind, however doubtful or irrational in
character, unworthy Of Difference and consid-
Grafton.
But that the iron track is destined sooner
or later to supersede the richly burdened
channel OF the Mississippi, seems to have
Deen toreordained from that very hour when
steam locomotion was demonstra ted to be
practleable; consequently, we have long ex-
|pected that chain Of movements which will
result in an irrefragable Union of the two
saints OF the upper, and their insanity oo-
mart OF the lower Mississippi. New Orleans,
(nt. Paul and st. Louis must be linked, and it
is with pleasure that we have observed more
active movements of late from st. Louis
Northward. As this proposed line is to
form part and parcel Of the great route os
communication, passing through Iowa CITY
nerth wardly to Dubuque and Minnesota,
1t is matter in which we must feel lively
interest, still deeper since the probabilities
or It's ultimate construction are so unaues.
|tionabis. Let US do our part in the work,
and the first grand link in the chain will be
Vrem Muscatine via this city to Cedar Rapids.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
0ur Tri-WeeklY.

We shall issue the first number of Our
tri- weekly next Monday, if we can obtain
paper. The size we intend using is only
manufactured to order, at Moline, and there
Is some doubt whether we can get it imme-
d;ately, We have sent an order to have it
forwarded by express as soon as possible,
and it will probably arrive in time.
We wish all who intend taking the tri-f
weekly to give their names to the carri er
when he first goes around, so that wc may
know how many 20 print next time.
OF course the weekly has in it the same
matter as the tri weekly, and those who take
the latter are not expected to take tho
former.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
State Convention.

The Fairfield Ledger suggests the Gath OF
next May as day Tor the assembling OF
Wing State Convention, to nominate can
didates for Secretary of State and Treas
ury, those placed in nomination by the late
Convention having resigned.
We don't think it would "pay." These
Conventions are expensive affairs. The
Wing State Central Committee may by cor
respondencc agree upon candidates that will
no doubt lie acceptable to the people, and
thus save the useless trouble and expense
of another State Convention.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Iowa Matters.

A company is being organized in
Jackson. County. Iowa, to remove to Ne
braska.
LuNArIc ASYLUM. The Burlington
Telegraph says the Jail Of that county
IS iull OF insane pers ms. and sugge st S
the propriety Of the construction of a
State Lunatic Asylum.
Hoe. John P. Cook has addressed a
lengthy letter to the Upton Advertiser
IN which he denies that he ever misrspre
seated the Lyons Railroad Com pany be-
tsre the Congressional COMMITTEES.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" has been ad :
lopted among the collection Of boots in
the Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schoo |
oil Dubuque. Novel reading is cer,a in
~ regarded as very instructive by the
good Methodists Of that City. We very
much doubt the p opriety Of the limos
vation.
John Bungus, q lad sixteen years OF
age, was killed in Keokuk last Satnrday
morning. BY being accidentally throw n
from wagon against a stump. In the
same city on the same day, lad names
Blair, while wrestling with another,
was thrown with such violence az TO
break one OF his legs and disloca;e an
ankle.
<NoRIH Missouri RAILROAD ExrIN-
SION An enthusiastic convention in
favor extending the North Missouri
Railroad on through Iowa TO the Des
Moines River at Ottumwa, was held a,
Ouumwa on the 18th. Two counties.
Wapello and Davis, are pledged for
$500, 900 Of stock.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Port of - vzuscatine.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS
FOR THE WEEK.
MARCH STEAMER, MASTER, WHERE FROM, WHERE To
FRIDAY, 81, ADM raj, Brooks, Galena, Moutrose
APRIL ~
SATURDAY !, Excei, voorhees,, ST Louis, Dubuque
J. Mckee, Heaight, Monlfose, Rock Island
Mary G, Davidson. St. Louis ST PnuJ
j. Mckee, Heaight, q. Island, Monlrose
sunday = Lady Franklin Morehouse; Gal, MonIose
g Arabia, Woodbarn, Dnbuque Montrose
Badger State, Harkins, Galena ST. I.suis
Lahiartine, Phelps Monirose, Dubuque
IAohday, . GEORGETOWN, Cabell, st. Louis, Dubuque
r Mchee, Dodge, Montr0se, Rock Island
Tuesday, A, J. Mckee, Dodge Rock Island. AIontrose
s. Julia Dean, Russell, Monirose Gaiena
+" Lady FraRkin, Warehouse, Montrose, RI.
wednesday, s. L. Franklin, Morehonse, r. Montrose
Admiral Brooks, Monirose, GaIena
u Mckee, Ha;ght Montrose, r. Island
THURSDAY, 9, War Eagle Harris, Pittsburgh, ST. Paul
g j. Mckee, Haieht Rock Island, Montsose
g Arab a, Woodburn, Montrose, Dubuque
g Luelia, MORRISON, st. Louis, ST. Pull
Friday, y j. B. Gordon Tencerbox, ST. Louis, Gaiena
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

N< : Steamer packet j. Mckee, 8. HsArsur.
le3ssss9sIf master, will leave Rock Island immedi.
ateIy after the arrival Of the cars from
Chicago, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday even.
bgs, Supper on board and extra charss) and will
land =; all intermediate place between Rock Island
and keokuk, and connect with the great U. 8. Nail
line OF steamers. Die Vernon, Jesnnie Deans ami
Wssterner, for 81. Louis, returning from Keokuk on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 1
O'Clock 4. NJ. The Mckee will leave Mussatins IA
trip at O'Clock r. NJ, on said day,.
~ For freight or passage apply on board, or to
milo c.. WEED cant
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

SUGAR-HOUsE Moasses, sugar, Teas, 30, for
~ sale cheap by lDec. 6, 1871 A. DUNSMORE.
MERINOS-CoIored and black French Merinos for
WI sale cheap BY [jan13] A. DussxoRE.
ROMBAZtNES-Bla BombsIines for sale by
January Is, 1854. A. DUNsxoRE.
nOUBLE-BARRELED Guns and Pistols for sale bv
~ January ID, 1854. A. DUNsNcRa.
A LARGE assortment Of planes, jacks, smooth-j i'm
"A tiers, &C., for sale by A. DUNsMoRs.
n REEN Window Paper and Window Blinds for
" sale by [janl3] A. DuSsnoRE.
HATS & CAPS-Cheap for cash BY
January Is, 1854. A. DUNsMoRE.
for sale cheap by
W January Is, 1854. A. DuNsxoRE.
1NEN Napkins, bird's-eys diaper, 1914 and ia
~ sheeting, and pllow-cass muslin, cheap for cash
BY Ijanl3l A. DuxsMoRH.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
ST. LOUIS, IOWA CITY AND CEDAR
RAPIDS PACKET.

The staunch steamer BADGER
yE:T:fNSJ STATE, H. HAWKINS, master, hav-
E1E6xz36y ing been thoroughly overhaulsd and
tte, expressly to run in the Iowa Cedar rivers,
VIII, % soon a. the stage of wster will admit, COM
mence making regular trips from ST. Louis to lava
City and Cedar Rapids, and win positively continue
in the trade throughout the season. -.
Her officers are experienced and obligpg men, and
the most perfect assurance Of bsine dealt with fairly
and their property in the hands Of capable of TAX
ing good care oft. p. JACKSON, Agent.
March 18th. "a. fgrt sae $500
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
New Firm and New Clothing Store.
Clothing for all the PeOplei

@ HELLER 4 co. have just opened, in the store
-. formerly occupied by Wallace Breading, Ger
ner Of Second street and Iowa Avenue, very large
and well assorted stock OF
Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing,
at wholesale and retail, which, fer yarsty quantity
style and price, will challenge competition with any
assortment in the West. Their supply consists In
part a. follows:
OOATs-Fins cloth frock, dress, box and sack
coats. all colsrs. Cashmere, plush, beaver and cot
tonada, do.
PANTs-Black dosskin, fancy ESQ imere, fancy
cassnet, Sleeps grey and brown tweed pants, also
other varieties.
VEST Fine satin vests, double and single breast
I'd; fancy silk tnd el.tha; fac silk and llaah de vel
pet. css j ere. fvesd an csfster.
HATS AID CAPS o. al, tinds ard q,aii,irs.
LINEN Sll.RTS SILK IAAD4kEEC.iI.Fs 4 :.
hae -. rtp,snt"f 10 shr,s, eat /: ,an
4. ~; ant large sick IT ha,ds .rcaefs, a binds
~ g -
U ID K commissioning ~ silk, wt oiep,
~. grAis--. rps a,.t e, ..s'ss> r,n~a,:
THU KS GARRETT BaG5 AND U,iB3ELLAs-
= 81 tsst abi p!en,y nf u. in--Csn aad ~.
s,n- r',- largest seek hr ugaf L, Mus-,rine
N y sh,,' ut 90 ava, on count of the pric >.
Apra7. 81 1T
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

sLoAN's COLUMN, this week, is fl led with new and
interesting matter. Read cut out and preserve.
Sloan now advertises in nearly every paper in the
West. He could not do this unless he is making
money-and he cannot make money unless there is
real virtue IN his medicnes.---t;rsen Boy 4ar0cate
see soans advertisement in another column
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
1870 .sta1lsssas =.
NO. IS.
Regular Tri-Weekly Packet,

For Rock Island, Huscaiiae, Oquatuka, Bur.
fngton, Keohuk and 81. Louis.
c.-, The fast and superb passenger
4 I-~Slk - packet, LADY FRANKLIN, L.
Esss MoREHoUsE, Master, will run this
SEASONS slserRatay with the j. Mckee, leaving Rock
Island immsd ately on the arrival Of the every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings for Keo-
kuk and all intermediate ports. Returning will
leave Montrose every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day svensgs connecting with the 81. Louis Packets.
Passengers the boat may be assured of SAFE quick
ard agreeable passage, as the Lady Franklin is first
among 6rst class boats, both in point of speed and
appointments. JOHN LEMP CO., Agents,
March z, 1884. Musoatins.
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NOTICE

!, fNs-Is hereby given to tho qualified voters of
school District No. 2, Bloomington township, that
The annual meeting of said District will be held 1t
The school house on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL
9th 1854, at o'clock, p M for the purpose OF eect-
Ing TWO TRUSTEES, and the transaction OF ether
business. JOSEPH BRIDGMAN, See'y.
Muscatine, April 9TH, 1854.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

DA1LY PACKET LIyR.-It will be seen by
an advertisement, that the new, elegant and
fast running steamer Lady Franklin, Capt.
lie Grand Morehouse, has entered into an
arrangement with the J. Mckee, by which
we will have the advantages Of daily pack
ct line between Montrose and Rock Island.
Capt. Morehouse is universal favorite
along the river, and his fne crnft is I'M
eaualled by any at present in the trade. :
With the we'll known and popular packet
.. Mckee, she viii form line which for
speed, safety and regularity, will supply the
wants of the travelling and trading Gem
mLnity along the line better than they ever
have been before.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

s1NiI ; - d ob ~ IN oest aud IN - psaii5c hi q
! al sweet RI ever vrosn- Ore Of tho advan.
apes cisi ee' by Pnif Msp~, ehor ~ rhe ~ ork
ing Fr,.r. isihs, ituay he kfpt fresh and green
I.eye2r round. Spec,Ten- hiisd ~,en one .r tw.
ser- Ia e. ced TIE dinner ~ IN. manager of ~.
Am rican Ins,i.u'e in 1851, sns m. stalk was pr.
s'n "a containing s,..t iri AMI fir ard me-,
hnrdr.3 stalks oald have t.en shown With six ear.
sarh
I few bushes fer sale nv J. G. GORDON.
Muscatre, March 81, lS5l-lw
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Hardware.---Wholesale and Retail.

II AM n,~ op ny TN the lo1ss forpery occupied
i ty Ks.,.gv, on second street. near PspIosse
B' dg-.) compete stock ~ Hsrlwsre Cutlery Ar
rculturai inplsnsnts, 0arpen'e''>. Cab NET Mskefa
ana Blasksmbs' t.os, Ia wnicn invite the asteu-
ION IT pareb.sers. by sh~k Is large snd seIscsed
with r. at care. snl bling xeius,yely in the Hard
rare bIsDe-s ID r greater inducensn.s To TIRE
rsds than soy other b u. IN the city. can ssrpiy
the retail bauss at all =, the MIST reasonable
. rns-wIi pledge myself "a duplicate So. Louis or
Chicago bills Call aud see fs y,,u. selves &c ate
GE0RdE4. AAHAN.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
LOCAL MRTTERS. ,
School District No, J.


We have been requested by Mr.. DEM ison to notice
his communication in yesterdays Ea7ui@cr, but it is
entirely too personal for us to feel disposed to NEEDLE
with the matter Mr. Dennison is evidently excited
and laying hold Of the Pfinsipll power which he al
lodges has been withheld from him. he drags Rev. Mr.
Robbins and the two female teachers before the pub
lic and gives them lasling all round. We are sure
Mr.. Dennsons habitual gallantry would have led him
to spare the young ladies if he had not been aboring
under very str ong excitement.
The most serious of the charges madc-that of
sectariansnis based upon former dischar.e of two
female teachers, and the employment in their place
of one Epicopalian and Congregational teacher,
and their introduction, upon their responsibility,
of prayers into the school also, upon the proposed
employment Of two female teachers in Mr.. Dennson's
place, to superintend the teaching of some one hun
dred and fifty scholars, all of whom are between nine
and fourteen years of age, and ALL except very few
belonging in the lower classes The Directors pro.
pose to employ these teachers until they can obtain
male teacher to suit them, and thirdly the charge
of sectaranism is based upon the introduction into
the school of Watts On the Mild' and "Whateleys
Rhetorc, both popular aud very widely used school
books. From the former work Mr.. Dennison quotes
two paragraphs, not with the view OF showing an at
tmpt to introdlc, Coagre gatonaism but as contain
ing opinions contrary the one, to ndelity, and the
other, to Roman Catholicism.
We believe we have given the substance of Mr.
Dennisons communication and without expressing
any opinion on the matter, we leave it to the people
themselves to SETTLE when they meet next Monday
evening, at the school house. to hear the annual re-
port of the Directors They will then hear from those
gentlemen full statement of their whole course with
the reasons therefor. We bespeak for all fair and
candid hearing and calm and deliberate decision.
Let all the friends Of the school be SIRE to be pres
ent Let the entire district be there in mass.
The Election.
The election last Monday was characterized by
nothing remarkable. More interest appeared to be-
felt in the choice Of township officers than in the
County and State ticket. The following is the official
report Of the election in this county The Wings it
will be seen have elected their School Fund Commits
sioner by large majority, and the independent
didste foi Superintendent Of Public Instruction has
a majority Of 81:
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
MONROE HOUSE. Hannibal Ma

VXTILLIAM SHOOT, Proprietor Of the MON ROE
w HOUSE, in Hannibal, Missouri, has lab, rad
to give that new and fnc hetsl high reputation,
and although it has been opened but comparatively
short time, he has reason to believe that he
has credit for having redeemed his pledge that more
should excel him in the State" Travellers having
occasion to stop in Hannibal, will sonsalt their ovn
comfort by giving him trial. March 24--tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
s54. st. Louis 6 st. Paul Packet. 1854,

sr- The elegant and light draft passenger
lftk1AT Steamer SHENANDOAH, EgGERE La
vEILLE, Master, having been reittsd and
repainted and made complete every particular be-
ing abundantiy supplied with everything required BY
the Act Of Congress, for the comfort and safety Of
passengers: will run during the VI 1854 Is q
regular Packet between St. Louis and d. Paul touch
ing at all intermediate Landings
The Shenandoah being of very light draft shippers
may rely on her remaining in the trade throuehout
the season. p. JACKSON Agent
MuscafinA- March Och - --o--.-.
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xu,catins, April 7tb, 1854, 3m.
BADNESS CURED.

EMERSON'S American Hair Restorative, for Re-
IL storing the Hair on head HoPsLsssLY FALp,and
20 prevent the Hair from failing, is winning golden
pinions efpersonswho are using IL. This is new ar.
tcle, recently introduced, is sure cure for badness
aud will the test OF discerning as thous-
ands who have used will testify. See Circular {, be
bad of the Agents, giving full particulars. Price
81 90 in large bottles. Sold by
FAY STONE Agents Musca.ias.
9. *. FISEER & Co. Proprietcrs.
81 superior street, Cleveland Ohio.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
Book Bindery.

TINE subscriber respectfully isforms the citiz.n,
L Of Mu catine and vicinity that Re has op,oed
Book B'nasry in this city, and is prepared to manu-
facturs al kinds OF b ank Books in q neat and de-
SRA l. aaref on r soaab,r terms. Blank Boos Fu!-
Cd toany gwen pattern, od Books and Psriod rs
rebound in any style desired. His bndery i. ia the
room over the store Of Chas Vim. r. Stone.
nj. L. BUTLER
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

The REPUBLIC OF Lower CALIFORNIA.
--latest news from President Walker
represent his prospects as more favo.s-
Bile. He has received reinforceme nts
OF l75 men, and has now between 500
aud 400 under his command,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07
MAR 10 led.

In this city, at the Baptist Church, last Sunday
evening, I'd inst by Rev. A. G. EBERHARr Mr
GEORGE D.. SlMONDS, of Fitzwilliam. N. III.
TO Mrs. EVElINA b. PHELPS, of Muscatine
The printers return thanks to the fair bride for
liberal donation OF wedding cake.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

NAxE CHANGED.-The name of ''Rock
Creek post Office at Rochester, Cedar eoun-
ty, has been changed to '.Rochester," as it
should have been long ago.
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w mi teWa slaing.

TT W. ROBERTS respectfully informs the citisens
of Muscstine and the puhIic that he u nov pre-
pared to whitswash on the most improved Eastern
style. Inside and outside work done and warranted
water proof using the Steco for outside work.
Orders left at Alex Clark &, or 7. @. Motifs Barber
Shops or at y. Matthews house will be promptly A.
tended to. -
March 18th. ,54-99a
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

JUDGE LEFFiSGwRLL REsiGSED.-Wm. l..
Lefingwell, Judge Of the Fifth judicial Dis
triet, has resigaed that Office and accepted
the attorneyship Of the Lyons Iowa Central
Railroad Company. His successor until
April next will have to be appointed by the
Governor.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

JusT RESENTMENT. In the Burlington Tel
egraph We find the following resolutions as
the gist Of the proceedings of meeting of
passengers on board the steamer Prairie
state, on the 2lst ult., between Kcokak aud
st. Louis, SHIELD to express their indigna-
ton at the manner in which Thos. ". Har-
rass placed his aged and infrm mother-in
law on board OF the steamer j. Mckee,"
RESOLVED, That Thomas w. Harrass, of
Upton. Iowa, in putting his aged mother.
in-law on board this boat as deck passen-
ger, (she being very old and infrm, and the
weather inclement,) without any pers on ac.
companying her, to travel long journey,
from Msscatine, Iowa, to Portsmouth, Ohio;
when it is known that he was able to have
provided better for her, and when it was
well known that she could not take care of
herself, owing to her age and infrmities,
deserves our strongest censure.
Resoired, That our thanks are due to ST.
las Heaight, Captain, and B. B. Human,
Clerk Of said boat, for their kind and gen.
tlemanly treatment of said lady.
Resoivcd, That the proceedings of this
meeting be sent to the Cedar County Adser.
User for publication.
The proceedings are signed by the follow
ing names: Z " Knouif, Ii G Barner, L d
Baldwin, S II Beattie, ] S Smith, w Ii Glen
denim, Christ Mead, II j Thomas, NJ Van
biber, A j Brown, w II Devoor.
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House for Sale.
Dissolution,

THE copartnership heretofore existing and trading
i under the name and style Of PAsMxR boo.
LITTLE has been dissolved, this day, by mutual con-
sent All persons having claims agans. the said firm
are requested to present the same, and all persons
knowing themselves indebted by noteor book accounts
are hereby notisd TO forward and make settle
meuts Of the same to L. d. Farmer, who Is duly au-
thorizsd to settle the business of the firm.
L. d. FARMER.
April 3, 1S5f-ap7tf AMI DOOLITrIE
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Rock IsLASp.-A visit to Rock Island
last Saturday proved pleasant recreation
frem our arduous confinement. We found
business active in Rock Island and improve
ments progress sing with railroad enterprise.
A large hotel on the site OF the old Hadsell
House, and many other fine buildings are in
process Of erection. Our friends, Ray
mond & Wharton, of the advertiser, are do
ing thriving business. We are glad to
learn that their we'll conducted tri.weekly
is we'll supported. Beng well prepared for
executing job printing, they have the rcputa-
ton Of doing the best work this side of
Chicago. Success to them, and all others
who are alike deserving.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

Cy We are indebted to The ob,iglng
slsrks of The steamers Admiral AMI Shea
andoah TOR late napers.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-07

are now oiisring our entire stock Of Dry Goods,
w Boots and shoes, &C., &c., at cost. In future NJ
shall Oonine ourselves exclusively to tie Hardware
kusnsss, and close our present stock 10
room. CHARLES WIN. r. STONE.
March 18th, '54.
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Received per Late Arrival,

A LARGE assortment OF Dry DDS Hard ware
~ ass, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, &C., which /
viii sell cheap for cash or approved produce.
April Z, ls54-tf a. DUNSGoRG.
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Spring Goods.

TuSr received NJ. 8 MAJ, 81, Who 9 they vii.
y .oid At unusually how trrc-s. Call and see III
= isse-. end large variety - ofb-v spring
s-oSs. Inn al IA. W. MCCORMICK.
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List Of Letters

REMAINING in the PJst Ofics AZ Muscatine, Iowa,
Il the 3lst March, 1854. Ordered BY Law 10
be published in the paper having tho largest eircu
latte ~
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Estray STEER.

TAKEN UP by J. 3. Henniker, in swee,Ia.d
township, on the Is day Of March, 1854, and
Peace, as follows: "a light red white on belly and
back--Msrks, on left an under half crop rieht
ear acknowledgements to BE- three years old,
and valued at nineteen dollars" :