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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-07-05

1vAMx 49, xVOA6o N.Y.
As strong evidence Of The rssssnness
Of tAs Democratic party, and IL sdhe-
renee to the slave Interests, andi thai an
overwhelming defeat is 10 waiting los il,
We notice that in every Staae. county and
town, it, lsaaing men are forsaking Il
and placing themselves in the ranks Of the
Republicans. III Illinois, we notice Col.
Bisssll, for long time one Of their wheel
horses in the State 10 now in the field
against them; alss, Hon. Joseph Knox, ol
Rock Island, the big gun OF that quarter,
is aimed against them. Besides this, we
find the leading men in every county and
town Of the State, are oming out openly
in opposition to the foul deeds Of the par.
~ and openly advocating the claims OF
Republicans.
In Iowa the Instances, are equally nu.
merous. Al Iowa City, outside Of office
holders and Office seekers there is neither
rank nor file remaining, while over the
state we notice such men as w. M. Stone,
Temple, Price. Parvin, Dillon, Wi,.er,
Reese, Guilick, Judge, Smith, and hum
dreds Of others who have formerly been
active, leading men in the party. have
come out openly in favor Of the RepublI-
can cause, and daily the list is swelling
from tens to huadreds and from hundreds
to thousand. .......-....
We have just received the cardof w.
N. Crozicr, Esq, Of Dubuque, the Dem.
ocratic prosecuting attorney for that coun-
ty who declines 4 denomination from the
party, as he can no longer &C. with them
nor support Buchanan. There is some
hopes for Dubuque. the revival is even
taking roo, in that strong hoi<.
Mr.. Crczier having published this
card, is violenely assa'led by the pro-
slavery press Of Dubuque, in answer to
which the Republican makes the follow
ing happy reply:
The Border RuHan on Crozicr. The
Border RuffisA Organ, in noticing the
card Of w. M. Crozier, Esq. severing
his connection with the Bogus Slave De-
mocrscy, says that "a rumor from James.
vile, Wisconsin. had reached this city
that Mr.. Crozler crossed party lines when
he crossed the Mississippi River The
Border Ruffian seems to have been in.
splred with lively horror of political
conversions, but it is scarcely in good
taste to display this disrelish SO openly
For there is 'rumor' that Judge Alder
man Nightingale was once a whig-
where is he now2 There . q runner
tina, J. c. Breckenridge was once whig,
but that now he is to be found in Demo.
cratic fellowship, and there Is 'rumor'
that Ten Cent Jimmy was once a . Fed.
eralis,, that he hated the democracy 50
bitterly as to threaten te bleed himself to
the verge Of Coma, in order to rid him.
self of any Democratic faint, that he was
10 favor Of high protective tariff; tina. he
was the author of some Of the most vio-
lent and ultra abolition resolutions ever
pcnned, and that now he is the Standard
Bearer Of the Democratic Party. There
are 'rumo:s' Of conversions which the
Border Ruffian' appears to have forgot.
ten. He will doubtless thank ~ 70. re.
freshing his memory.
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State os.Ie~a, Coasty ofCsdle, cot
To - Aein ef Josl Lewis, dsei4 81 I'll per.
sons lntssested II To sBla1s e. al1 dec'd.
T Joseph Smith, Execstor oftAe esaats q satn
L, joel Levi. deci4 Asssby give nodes, ~,
o Saturday, the 81 aay q 1aly, 4. D. le56.
(eslsg tAessanto daily salAosiss6 b q seaes
Issued cut Of the Cossay Court q Cedar ceantv
Iewa, % tes ieth aay e Nay 4, ?: lSts, sAsik
fos, the lollowiag asscri1sa fsal sslaie si.oatcA
IN MD Ceaaly, . VII: Nss y - u ~ . . Or
Of 80 =. townaAlp 30 nrtA II naes vsat oe
. r. y. also part oi ~ = ) or ot eco
75in Ans tewn aad raa0s. eessss q ~ ~
corner Of ~ se q seqf q - q. suaniur
tAsecs ed lsses, sAsace seslA $ posa, tAsoes-
wese 6so!es, tnenes eeaAA = polss 10 ~ placs
q bssinsisg; the MD real sG1Ate bslossine to.
~ property Of ~ I'D dss'G Said ale viii
taks placs at Tie laes sesIaksD oftAa decd. 10.
Did cOoaty aad Slate Near 1oeAssleN between,
IL ho0rs o. -. \. anA ~ -, oteaid duv,
II. c. PAr1, ii 0MTR fr't.
A9Hlos azseooos. $50
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Reapers AID JNouvs.
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Rfapers ano FLOWERS
should order them early, - the demand ; srssHer
than the supply. Reapsrs and Mowers are sold
al Manu- actSser's Prices, with only freight and
warehouse charger added.
aogse-Power1 and Throshers.
we are sole Agents In this section for the sals
OF the jnetly Celebrated Fits Machine 70.
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which notwithstanding Il b Tie GrA machine OF
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1DA Convention FOE the souinaaioa Of .
Representative, for the slst DISTRICT will be held
Ut Toronto, In Clinton county, o. the eight day
Of July next at "a. O'Clock 4. n.
The ratioa for delegates h one for every so
votes polled By The Republican party In said
County.
Republican Committee.
J. W. CATrKI.L chairmau Of Cedar coauty
Republics Gom0ittee.
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"Ws sre - advocates for ballying or rswdy.
isA. We dsprecats it 1t all times aud in sll pla.
csa, but We contend that whore freedom Of speech
70 naAe ne prctext for lntolersble license, IL II
fair 70 alh.w Jreedom If action. We disapprove
o. violence: Dst We Sc no good reason why the
violsnce Of the tongue shoald not be met on
proper eceasins With the violence Of the case.n-
Dsiy North Wet L~e 2oA,
The above . an extract from lengthy
editorial IN the North West, which con.
tains threats against Col. McCread, ,ha,
Il b repeats certain expresions hereafter
made By him, men "wold tear him from
the ssand, tramPls him in the dust &c"
Freemen Of Iowa, has il come to this,
that in Iowa, . man cannot express his
oprnions without "bsing torn down and
srampled in tho dust"
Why are such threats made II is be.
cause Shareholders and their allies the
pseudo democrats, have endorsed and
uphled the attack on Sumner, and
outrage in Kansas, which were committed
for the purpose suppressins free speech
in Washington and Kansas, and We 6nd
the pseudo democratic editors in Iowa,
are Recommending the same course here,
but it will not do, the crack Of the slave.
drivers whip,may:he heard, but j. will no,
prevent men speaking their honest sentl.
nents, although they may be unpala,able
to our would be masters.
No, the spirit of '76 is not dead, and
needs but few more such scenes as We
have passed through in the last two
months, and few more threats like the
above, to arouse it in oil ito former
strength, and then such men - the editors
Of the North Vest will be cast out from
the society Of all honorable men and will
be esteemed by pos'erity as Benedict
Arnold is now esteemed BY all true
Americans.
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S. q. & p. STEIN.

Vos. l36 4 l9l, .Main-st, .Msscalise
MANUFACTURERS 1 DEAIERs in Fur
lIl nituse in ito various varieties. Constant.
y on hand full assortment adapted 70 he
TIsde or RetAiL Particular attention il inyi.
ted to our UrHossTEsED Wosk, whicL i =. \.
aiActured 70 Or Order, in the Eastern cities;
alse,s
Very superior Article 81 Spring
49, - i1saasss, Ae.
Thankful fee - very liberal pstI onsgs from
" cicse.s q 1lptes and Oid Cedar, In gene
rsL ~ ssfct stt6ntion TO please, and reasona-
bic prices, We shah ends aver 10 merit contis.
nance Of HE sane, and respectfully
Iapit< IN Examtantton or oar StoeL
Muscatine, June 1856. of
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lsxa Conference SsmiaaYx,

MR. kDtrok please allow me 70 give motto
through yosr columns, that the ansuai exami
nation ofthe Glasses Of this Insulation will take
paaes On 7assaay and Wednesday, July 9Th and
~; he Exhibition on Thursday, July 10th,
eoaneacing q . ~ O'Clock, A. n. On Tues
day evening IN address win be delivered By
Prof. D. b. Wheeler; on Wednesday evening
BY Rev. A. A. Morrison, D. D., Of Iows City,
The public are invited 70 sttenA.
Yours, respectfully,
Mt. Vernon, June loth. S.. 81 FELLOWS
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Letter from 1aY1eo Batter.
SrRAsoFR's CRsEE, Atchisoa Co., K. r.,
May 13d, 1856.

xR. Wv. WnLxY.
Dear sir-1 peeeams you viii, before this
tina, have learned, through The nails, that my
foulations In KanAs have mot yet oons 10 "a
end The hands q ~ Border Raaxas hsvs
bsen 20 strengthened By ~ Excessive q wash.
ington tAas thsy - azs dstsenissd 70 Dragon
Tie people Into 0bainioa. The baainsn +
nov IN fall haasl Tbsis nssss y make ny
Wills - - dhinea'
In u nsentims ny oWa ssranesnsoAs ~
ssspece ~ pssasAiss) win be - bsoksa up By
~ Border Ramans, that bali, probsAly, for 4
siss, acosys 0p,synsst IN Illinois Bat an
diposed 1sst 10 - tAis 1Shs ont.
The great vaat Il ~ Territory d a organ
isaaioa Of ~ free State nsn IN il. propose
= sp0d god part Of the summer In travel.
ihg sad making speeches a The subject offree.
do0sod slavery h KaasaA shall look to nv
htseds IN Ilnaeb, Iswa 81 Ohio to assiss in
bssring ny sxpsnsA I eoslA not have been
!sdscsd 70 lssvs ny pecper bs1inss y ! preach.
=, for any consideration, but must needs r.
main hefs until fAll--and Do not, under al
circumstances, know Of say badness that, in the
Ssas of Ne Lord, ! could b noes useful in than
in this.
KIlose dlx months, and I probably may, l
shall need $500. Nov how many neighbors
can you 6nd that ore sorry one dol,6r for the
wrongs Of the people Of kansas! You will OBJ
serve I do not ok them 10 share with me the
peril, land do assure You II isnot Q li..le) Only
the sxpcnse.
Hyou could make up In Upton antfi ,ient
amount TO justify II, lges the N ,nsy pledgsd)
would visit you and lecture 10 the fell.
You may, perhaps, be surprised when tell
20 thas carry heavy nary revolver, Ave
shooter, with The fnll intsation d using Il ifcr-
sans1anoes dsmand. This matter betweea me
and Tie Border Rutisos h ipss matter Of life
aad asatb. end shah set acc ordingly II fall
isie tbsis Aaadsagain. IAsvs No kea ha1 thsy
wesA Aaag - II tAsy had ~ powsA
Twill kssp you posted up In regard TO what
b soias % hgs By ssnding yoa asvspape n, 70
vaIeA I viii farnish communications
Upsn ~ whole " hare Jet reason 70 hsvs
god hops fos KAasaa.
wsll tAsss , - NO ways shout II; these ase
sqsany anss, Sut u viii DO 70 good 70 make up
. poor facs aboOt Il. NJ. W.. know, will ~
doat finch particle.
Very truly remain &C.. PARDss Burrxs
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Signs Of The Times.-Everything indi-
Gates the triumphant election OF John C.
Fremontso the Presidency OF the United
States. The ratlfica,isns OF bis nomina-
ton have been such as 10 show he is a
general favori,e with the people.
The New York Herald, which has 20.
s been on tie suee.s.fd side, and which
advocated Pierce's election, now con-
denim. and renounces Buchanan. The
Pierce papers throughout the country
are either lukewarm or entirely abandon
old Buck.
Pennsylvania will b carried by Free
mont in grsa. triumph. WiImo.. Grow,
and many other Of the most influential
democrats Of tina. State have deserted
him, and are on the stump agains, him,
while the memory Of the Black Cockads'
which Buchanan wore in the streets Of
Lancaster, is fresh in the minds Of the
people, and xi'l drive democrats from him
in grea. numbers. Even Brodhead, the
most sharp scented politician in Penn.
sylvanio, has proclaimed his defea. in
tina, State, while in ether States the STAN.
pedc to &c, out Of the party is ,remen.
dous.
No where is old Buck received with
avor, except at the South, and the whole
Southern vote is 100, while the North /.
l70, and such will be The votes in No.
vcInber.
Hurrah for Fremont. Presid ent cleo, Of
the United States. Black Cockades,
Federallsts, Blue Lights, Hartford Con-
Ventlons, Ten cents day. Eboshin. and
Negro worship will be buried withou,
hepe OF resurrection by the election Of
Fremont in November next.
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1t has been reported time and again,
that Col. Lanea speeches in Muscatinc
and other places, had chad no effect
upon the public mind, that they caused
no change 10 the political feelings Of his
hearers" This at time seemed TO Us
very much like the boy who whis,led to
keep his courage up, Is be was going
through the the grave yard and j. may Be
q nscssssry and pleasing pe.tors~see for
them, but we do think to b. allie to give
resi- for the belief that is in them, and
now, the facts show, such WAS Mo cass.
A, special election held IN Musca.
tine county, on the 20sh as.. to slecs .
Representation to the Legislature, The
Republican candidate received . large
majority Of oil the vsses cast u he esan.
~, majority in every township but on.
and in the tswnship in which yNasea,,ns
10 situated majorisy ef near shpss han-
bred.
The adminissrasioa men may say, We
didn't expect 70 carry .Nuscasine county,
but they have claimed it. and claimed that
at the last City election the Republicans
were defeated. This vote shows that
.Nuscat,ne CO., is good for At least eight
hundred Republican majority, and We do
believe that their will Be many more Of
the same sort, and that Cedar will Be
amoung the number, b. il he sdmissra.
sioa men, can BY whissliDg and ulster
ing. keep themselves u good hamos Ill
after election. why let them Do il. - Il
i . harmless forbeaarnce and help their
Digestion, and the object being known j,
will do no one any harm.
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Democracy.

Democracy.
As the present pro-slavery party in the
north assume for themselves the name Of
Democrats. let rs look into the matter
and enquire their RICH. 10 it, and its ap-
p,icabili,y,o them.
In the frs. place. we find them oppcs.
ed freedom Of speech, aud the Free
dom Of the press. in Kansas; a. the sup.
porters and abe,tors Of the slave anar-
chists Of that Territory. We fnd them
BY their declarations in convention Gas
By the Iowa City pla,torn J sustaining
the enforcement Of lasvs which divest
fseemen OF freedom o. speech, the free.
dom OF the press, and even disfranchise
them unless they will swear to be advo.
Gates oil slavery extension. These prin-
cip!es are not democratic-besides they
are the party which sus.ains the prinei-
pies Of the south, that slaves are conssi.
,u.ional property, aud hence can be Ia
ken wherever the constitution extends,
These are an,i.democra.ic psinciples, and
party holding them has no right to the
mare Of democracy
Again, their standard bearers in the
present campaign are not entitled to the
name even as applied 10 the party. Bucha-
Fan has been 8 bitter opponen. Of tho
party was elevated BY Federal votes to
Ollie Tor his opposition 10 the democratic
party. The old asd venerable princi-
pies OF the democratic party were to him
ruinous and opp,obrious, and he opposed
them with all his influence and ability
He ever declared that no drop OF demo-
cratic III ,od should flow in his veins, and
once, he paraded The streets OF Lancas-
ter, Pa, in procession OF Federalists,
wearing Black Cockade.'
lie was in favor Of, aud supported the
old Wing doc,ine Of a United States
Bank and the more recen, wing doc.
tr.ne OF "a high protection tariff The
defeat OF both Of these, was the triumph
Of democracy and ruin TO Buchanan
Yc, by some BOGUS pocus dealing Of the
political cards, after having been the
champion Of Federalism, and one OF the
most able opponeats To- the democratic
party; and the enemy to the poor man
and laborer, by advocating a system to
reduce the wages Of laborer to 10 cents
per day. the presto, ehangs, is pronounce
ed, and he turns heads up'-a dem ,cra,,
and is now chosen leader. Again, Mr..
Breckenridge, candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, has experienced a more secen, con-
version, las his famous declaration in Con-
gress, tina, he 'was wing and always
mad been, is still in the memory Of the
school boys.
What then entities them TO name of
'democratsf Nothing ii is misplaced,
RI Is CallihS the crow white bird.
On the other hand We find Col. ]. C.
Fremont is the only true democra, in the
field. Ho has always heen democrat.
lie still adheres to the true principles OF
the party. Is a firm and ,eied friend OF
democracy in It's troadest sense, and %
him the true democrats hose who are
20 from pflneipIe e are now golng-he is
the democratic Candidate. aud will be
'r'umphan'ly e.ected by the democrats Of
the tree states, while his opponent will
DULY hhd cordial supper. il. Vic slave
nation, wheHs bis principles a-e in accor.
dance with tie feelings OF the ,yran,s who
%oa'd"ooInsnls this Union into one grea,
aat,on Of slavery.
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~ lie Verrier, director Of the Ob.
servatory Of Paris, has named the last
new planet, the fortlsth Of the series dis.
covered BY M Goldschmidt, Harmonic, !
in Looor Of the conclusion Of peace.
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safe Ticket.
For Secretary Of Sole.
EIAJAH,SELLS, Of. Muscatine.
For dsdar Of MAZE.
JOHN PATTEE, Of Bremen.
For Treasurer Of State.
u. L. NORRIS, OF Polk.
For. attorney General.
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of Mahaska.
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OF 80 acres, in Iowa township, for sale, fhese.
Is house. and sons 10 acres hroke ana nndar
fence, - acres q Timber.
Aisc 1GESv Acnss u ssss slaas PnAu,x iana sasssas
1INx IsSsHns, ossth II OsUee 0Eeva. aeA g GOD
Ato-xiQnsx Acass :! DAsaess - Trsasa. sisuats
naeK CEDAR kysn, To- ralee nestA of e0cnseYgN No.
god freres neaas u cosss1ns a. uh ~ fenced In -
seses bssnain9 49, Pvt . l3k pss eeys. s - s
ALso--A GREAT BARGATN #
GOOD SrocnvAnx;
,,,.A4 Ae.s q ssed u 9. .sja
= roo Dsy vAsslsc Lar, assss = .TlHBkh. ~ \
III. - 800 Dossoa LAoA Tin whsle hss soGo1hes
Enquire - WILLS 0pfCRR.
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Imported fccessioa.-The Daily His.
consin, Of Milwaukee, one Of the ables,
democratic papers in the West, and the
most influential in Wisconsin, is ost for
Fremont. Mr.. Cra,ner, the Editor, saws
We trust that we shall not sever from
old friends, for there are tens of thou sands
Of democrats who gave their votes for
Franklin Pierce, who will now give their
votes for John c. Fremont as the best
and trues. Democrat, in life, character
and principles, Of all the candidates pre-
scented for the sufrages OF the Ameri-
can people. May God sustain the Right,
will be the wish OF that vast body OF vo-
tiers 10 our country, who ask no Office
but Justly demand good government, I'd.
ministcred in accordanss with the early
principles 1.-The Fathers OF our govern.
mens, the true man should b willing to
give his treasure, his health, and his life
il need be.
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No ice.

MRS. d. W. Scott has opened . Select School
VA for the young ladies Of Upton, in the Meth.
odist Church. Terms for tuition OF three months
are Ordinary branches $500
Higher do 6,OO
No deduction except in case Of sickness.
June 18th, 1856. 26.tf
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Mauny's Reaper.

ME 80 Agent Tor this county, q TT above
" celebrated REAPERs, whieS are 70 favo-
rably known tn every part Of the uaion. Far
MFRS desiring them should hand in their ordsrs
early, a. last season, many orders wsrs nQt
n'led IN consequence OF their arriving too laM.
For terms, etc. apply 10
% JAMES afFER, in. and CO.
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What can we do Cor izlys" Louis
Napoleon puts this question, and Punch
makes this answer. Take your leg oft
Oh the boot
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John C.. Fsssoat.-Bsfors the nemi-
nation was made, the N. Y. HerSld. dis
cussing the merits Of The different persons
who were likely to be befora the Phila.
delphia Convention, spoke as follows con.
corning John C. Fremont. It answers
a. good purpose to publish them sfser
the nomination has been made. though
they express but 4 tythe Of the peculiar
and superior qualifications u.aieh com
mend Fremont Is the man Of the times
and for the times:
Fremont still remains with history
more Astounding in romantic deeds Of be.
roism, patriotism, bravery, perseverance,
and un6lnching fertAude, than belongs
70 the career Of any man Of his age on
this continent He was the FIRST ts.rnise
the American Gag in California. end The
first successfully 70 defend il With A's
handful Of mountain and desert rangers.
1t 10 to Fremont that the people 81 Tho
Great West look, as 10 sort Of ChSisso-
pher Columbus Of the vast regions BE-
yood the Rocky Mountains, TIA. were
~ mach . mystery as-the heart Of Alsi-
ca until he explored. them. Here, ibsa.
Is the man with the history, 1.-The marvel.
Gus adventures, the stirring fights, ~
forced marches; the hair. breadth escapes,
and the active PRACTICAL services 70 The
country, to science and 10 mankind. for
the Presidential candidate for the present
crisis. This is the man, the same who,
after his distinguished scientific, military
and civil services ia California, was
brough. home as prisoner under Folks
administration, and tried for his life up.
on charges Of mutiny and other crimes a.
a soldier, because he refused obedience
to two generals at the same ,ime--Gcne-
raj Stockton and General keaIneY.
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y Al = ny .

IL ton, am now prepared 20 suppiy custotBss
With fresh bread, and I'll articles n ~ line q
m, vskss - ps'ssy - e.:ry ha1 furaaAsd 70 f.y
sses Of one - tAs bs4 laksss ~ ss I'll eea0Asol
81 uvmS sAsisassssa y oil eustorssr Also,
Groceries.
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rank q . ds6asss and logiciap, nd dis
playing. uroa Ill oecaaisns the lnsu'tve
perception Of q far.rsachiag. so01ssman-
like mind. His ,nstincss Tor freedom
caused him to oppose po0ssfslly the
cempeomiss measures Of 1850. believing
them. y Be- illasory and lily calcsia.sd .
bring the country rsposs. He WAS res
ident Of the recent opposition Csassne'oa
in New Jersey, and bic nomination u
Philadslph;A VII - regarded By al Con-
sisasion losiDg men Is Z happy and most
igniiic ant omss.-osye.port Gag.
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AS

kichnan'r msi. as
Cedar Township is NOT reported, but
II will NOT change the result 10 voses.--
Muscstine county is good for 500 n,ajor.
ity tor our State Ticket Mus. Jou.