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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01
For the Muscatine Journal.
1t is Hard to Keep the Cloven Foot
= st5a- latent.

| see by the last number of the Democratic
Enquirer, that, the Democratic party as a
Z party have been called upon to be true to
their ticket. Republicans, do you hear that !?
!. Those Democratic nominees have been
!. about among the Republicans preaching up
that party issues should never be brought in
to local elections. Iwonderi if that gentle
man who is on the democratic ticket for
Judge will no,o get my vote, after this fair
announcement.
say-to the Republican party, vote your
:Mhblc ticket and nothing but your ticket
Mark what I, say :--if the democratic party
should carry this county, it would be an
/ nounoed as a great Pro- Slavery victory
Republicans, arc you prepared for such a
declaration Of sentiment by the State of
Iowa? / trust not. TOWNSHIP rs.
AL true. We ourse1f have heard this
specious plea, that political principles should
not be considered in the choice Of county
officers, urged by the same Democratic nom
inees and wire-workers. They tell Republic
cans so, but exhort their own followers to
stick to the party. They hope by this means
TO produce the impression among Republi-
scahs that party principles are not at issue,
and thus induce many Of them, by some
trivial personal dislike or favoritism, to vote
for some one or more Of their nominees.
]. Beyare OF such talk. There is no sincerity
! in it. Be assured that every Democrat will
stick to his'ticket. They always do, and SC
should we.
Remember that the Democratic candidates
endorse fully and unequivocally allthe tenets
...of the party against which we as Republi.
cans wage uncompromising hostility, and
that the election Of these candidates in thi,
,conaty will betrnmpeted abroad as the tri
I; umph of the party and its hated and obnox
ious principles. Turn out in your strength
citizensof Muscatinc, and declare BY you
votes that our county still holds strong ale
r;ence to- the brotherhoodof Freedom!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

Jones is travelling through the STATE, procu-
ring signatures to . recommendation in ia
fvor Of his own reelection to,the U. S. Sem
! Fate! Begging won't save hims
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

A RESPECTABLE SALARY.-Mr. Charles
Moran has accepted the Presidency of the
Erie Railroad, at an advanced salary of $685.
900. This is a very respectable sum for a
years labor. But his financial genius may
b worth it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

GOLD IN WISCONSIN, VIM. Delaney,
Il citizen Of Chicago, exhibited in that city,
few days ago, piece of gold bearing
quartz, found near Waupaca, in Wisconsin,;
also, a specimen Of pure gold dug from a
cellar in the same vicinity. The quartz
specimen is quite rich in the precious metal.
The particles are plainly visible to the eye,
scattered in profusion over the surface Of
the rock. Particles Of gold as large as pea
have frequently been dug out of the ground
in the vicinity # Waupaca.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

FASHIONABLE CALL AND ALI, THEY SA1p.-
How DO you do, my dear!' Putty we'll,
thank yon.' (They kiss.) How have you
seen, this age?, 'Putty well How have ycu,
beenr Very we'll, thank you, PLEASANT
TODAY Yes, very b:isht-but we had q,
shower I'VE yesterday, Are all your people
welR Quite well, thank you; low are
yours?' Very well, I'm obliged to you.'-
Have you seen Mary B lately. no,
but lye seen Susan c. 'You don't say
sol Is she well?' Very well, T believe,
Rising Must you go?' YES, indeed; 4
have seven calls to make Do cali again
soon.' Thank you-but you don't cali n
! me once in an age You should not say
SO; Fin sure Pm very good Good bye.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

How OFTEN FOURTH OF July COMES ON SAT:
uRDAY.-The Boston Traveller remarks that
the anniversary of the signing of the Dec
aration Of Independence has not occurred
on Saturday since 1916 This is the longest
interval in the regular cycle of % years
the other intervals being respectively six
five and six years. The anniversary viii
next happen on Saturday in 1868; also in
1867, 1874, 1885, 1891 and 1894-only siz
times in the remainder of the century.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

POPULATION OF Kansas The present
population of Kansas is estimated at I6O,-
0o0, the increase this year being about l0O,-
coo. Leavenworth has 1000 inhabitants,
and Lawrence 5000.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIO,


REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
3, The Republicans of the State of Iowa will meet
in Convention at IOWA CITY, on WEDNESDAY,
Auausr 18th, 1857, for general consultation upon
matters of vital Importance.
If the amended Constitution is adopted at the
August election, candidates for Governor and Lieut.
Governor will b; put in nomination ut said Conven-
zion.
The ratio cf representation will be one delegate
fr every one hundred Republican voters, in each
ooanty, and one additional delegate for fractions
over fifty voters Counties not having the requisite
aamber of Republican voters to entitle them to one
delegate by the ratio adopted, will nevertheless be
entitled to one delegate.
= b. order Of the State Central Committee.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD,
HENRY O'CONNOR.
WIN. PENN CLARKE,
EEORGE D. WCODIN,
-. ..-. IS. HIRAM PRICE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01
Republican County Ticket.

IOWA STATE FAIR
The Fourth Annual Exhibition of Iowa State Agric.
ssrai Society will take place at Mucane Oct 9TH It'll
9Th and 9Th, 1887.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

"A CARGO OF CATs.--A New York merchant
recently sent for cargo Of Maltese cats from
that celebrated island, per schooner W. Z
Calls, Of Nantucket, Capt. Smith. Fifty
kittens were received on board the schooner
as part Of the assorted cargo. On the
voyage very rough weather was experienced.
At first the tars attributed the rapid success
sion of gales to the comet, but one old sailor
told the crew that it was nothing outside the
vessel that occasioned the storm; that one
cat was enough to send any ship to Davy
jones' locker, and, as they had fifty on
board, not aman of them stood a chance of
setting foot on dry land again. This was
enough for the superstitious crew, and the
cats were Immediately demanded of the cap
tain, given up and drowned. By a singular
coincidence, the storm thereupon abated.-
The owner of the cats has now sued the
owners Of the vessel for damages, laying
the value Of the cats at fifty dollars piece,
Or two thousand five hundred dollars.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-01

s,,. i4,5 COUNTY FAIR
The Muscatne County Agricultural Society will hold
Fifth Annual Exhibition at Museatne on the I'D and %
Of September, 1857. a-.....
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SEWN. Machines.

[ Wilson's Patent Rotary .Seacng Mrchin.
y AN now be seen in operation bykrsonI "a;
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The utility OF these machines is no longer natter
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Interested, and planters are fast bringing then
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CROFCT IL BIGELOW.
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90 LoCh SlIcct, j uilauoIDHla.
Among tie hundreds of complimentary notices
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changes. w advise, the ladies' to prcc,,re it With
out delayY fulton, Pa. Republican.
eve dislil e putting city emanatons hut in tb;s
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many city cotlmporarics, the Nation is comnosnJ If
sound substalta and useful matter, and rot f,leI
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truly delicious and soul-absorbing Wiliamsburt-
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IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
10000 worth of Fashionable
Clothing. at Retail.

I
| LFRlD MUNROE ~ cos ''OsE PRICE STORE,
Il No 4 Magazine Street, corner OF Gravier. W.
would infrm our friends, and the public in general
| hat our resent stock of
| Clotbne, furnishing GOODS, g.,
| s uneGtaled in extent and beauty by that Of an,
other establishment in the United States TO bt
convincedf this statement, it is only necessary tC
call and eMminc Our immense sales are brough
about BIZ TIE simple fact being known that the price
we place upon goods is uniformly low, and the qualit,
of each artle is guaranteed what it is represented
be. Perec satisfaction is what We aim at in dealing
with our cutorners.
! All our cldhing is manufactured at our establish
ment, No Al Broadway, New York, under I'll = i'm
mediate suerintendence of one of our firm. who
spares no pans in securing the most desirable STYLES
of goods. Its with the fullest confidence of being
able 10 give satisfaction that invite all who may
be in want oialticles in our line to call and examine
our assortment
The following is only aoartial list of articles:
frock and press Coats--French and English black
cloth dress and rock coats do do blue, brown. null
berry and green cloth trocl: do do black mulberry,
brown, oiyek~2d golden bpwn cloth Pokas French
and Ereftsf n=4-.Gs ;cdfored clo.h Walking
coats Hiinalaya fur, (new stNe sac; French black,
mulberry, and olive cloth opera sacs; do black and
fancy coored doeskn Union sacs; do extra supertine
dlab and fancy colored walking coats; cOdlington
gray, mixed, and silver gray sacks and polkas Frch
black, blue brown, and olive beaver sac and frock
coats; do blue, brown. and silvergray Whitney sac
coats do. Labrador (various coors) to turn, sac
coats do superIine drab cloth and beaver walking
coats: French and English black supertnc cloth sac
and walking coats; do blue, brown, and drab pilot
cloth sacs
CIoaks.-Blue and black cloth cloaks, every quail
.ty; black and blue pilot cloth cloths
4 variety of Vests of every quality and pattorn
also every variety and quality ofPantaoons.
Ge"tlen'en's Furnishing Goods-Linen and cotton
shirts, all qualities; check and cotton hickory and
night shirts, all qualities; all wool and super ribbed
shirts gauze, me.ino cotton, Iisle thread, and fan
ue shirts; socks Of every quality.
Bogs and CAHdren's Clot'inG--Consisting Of
frocks, pokas sacs jackets, oyercoats, pantaoons,
vests, and coaks, of every quality.
Also every variety of gloves suspenders of various
kinds crasats and handkerchiefs Of every quality.
Also trunks, valises umbrellas.
India rubber goods Of every description.
Sz9y- one prize for Goods, ard no decietioa. g.
In visiting the city, do not fail to call on
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
fc'S 81 Magazine ST., New Orleans.
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TEE undersigned respectfully inform their friends

TIE undersigned respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they have <----------,
an extensive a .o nD . of CABINET .
FURNITURE of every variety and style; also, a
choice assortment of the following articles, to wit {:
chair, feathers, spring, moss, and hair Mattresses
cnlel hair, hair cloth, plush, damasks, cords and
tasset, gimps, varnish, ETC., etc.
Puchasers are invited to call and examine our
stock which will be Offered at prices that cannot fai
to plese. G. FLINT JONES,
Nos. 46 and IS Royal ST., T. 0.
>Febnarv Sth 1S5fy
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ADVOCATE BOOK HNnE.x

| he pfoprletorS OF the Advocate h,ir,, -, b.
L new and splendid assortment If p1''Aa
49,, bO0h BINDING MATERIALS
are prepared - execute orders in thef linz :,
her unsurpassed in the State and on TRIMS ,ha. ,aa
be satisfactory. '1ns 'nat mus
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ont s'ep necessary to ttke TO be convinced, Of ~,
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------ HATCH & jenkins.
e GEORGE A. PIKE, General CJlSctino 4 III
~ Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 1mnes1e attentiI
iy.n to the Purchase and Entry of Lar" sI'
Information Gratis. VI
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Eleventh, Judicial District.
EDW AKD BAKKf OF CALDWELL, Judg'
WADE ii. IIOUGH, of Caldwell, Dist. Atty

Iscomposed ofthc Parishes ofCatahoula, Caldwell
md franklin: The jury and Prob. tcterms are held
follows:
CATAIIO ULi
jury Tcrms-2nd Monday of Aprland November
Probate Terms, md Monday Of June and January
r. Spann, Sheriff; C. c. Duke, Clerk
CAEDW ELL.
jury Terms 1st Monday Of May and December
Probate Terms, lst Monday fully and February
G. Vaudeville, Sheriff; Il. Duckworth, Clerk
FRANK LIN.
Jury Terms, I'd Monday of March and October
Probate Term - g.: Hors!s-~cf Md ana rocern
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hfse Rev Work 1gtrror

The New York Weekly Mirror, one of III.
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voted to Politics, Literature, Science and III.
Afts,and tree from the scandal and immora..ty
which form the great staple and interest Of
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The Mirror is addressed to readers Of 70.
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to this class Of the community fora liberal
support. In Politics, the Mirrors lndepcnd-
ent, Progressive, without being radical, and
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ferns ST. Year in advance. subscrip-
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CANfSoN d KEEN, No. 81 Biengle street b
y tween Chartrcs and Royal street New0rleans -
Wholesale andretail dealers III Furniture Chair .
Mattresses Looking Glasses, Han Cloth, Culed Hair
Glle &C, Sc. Sly.
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vTrr - --------------------.
NuER'S SEWING MACUJN :

great reputation of Singers SewAr N,
founded on the fact, that they are neT,
uasted to every variety of work. and tba,
.n ~ ~ 'scm, Kept employed, will earn no,
~ V"e Thousand Dollars Year. ''''
pu,s o. desiring full and reliable ipform.
NM in. 'n les machines--sizes, prices, modes Of
otherw ~V- s obtain it by applying, bv let.
a beau,,n lor = sapv Of /. NJ. Singers q Co.'S
Ewing Maeb;na ;;ss..orialpaper. entirely deyo-
Lac, e,esfS' 1t will be sent gratis
liberal iadaen "s1 IN the United States, to
1--we have made ARA , m"erea.
ma publishers Of nenspsner rs' G; Win many
y sa.'sAciory to them and LIZ HIshiy profit
1,, s,'' newspaper 'a and Id make
I. 'er fall particulars adJ lIsa.
ROADWAY, Sew YorL
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DEET slNl4, 6 CO.. Wholesale dealer in Dy
L Co.'S Nc 70 Magazine street New Orleans
Ney'Heahs FEB. s, 1857.
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I, ailastclpE,5:a s;.es;l.erv syores,cu,c

sim Or Iih GOLDEN HARSEIEAD.
10. = -Adya~t"c S'reei, o'ld 40. a canal street
AGAE Il kNEAsS, Manufacturers and Cs,ssa
I' importers OF Sadt.ery and Saddcry t2saAA
iiat."are, Hairless, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c. :;
Leanei, Materials aad Findings for SadIiers, Coach
Id'lk aud shoer akcrs, comprising ore Of the lar
Ses' ana most Complete assortments to 10 found in
thi- city. n
ltovaHs.- Carey. Dudley, and Peacock Plough n
OF "ery description and size. NOE
lLiAThA.-l. o. o. T., Masons. and S. Of T. RcS-c
aldH Agaphernaa of every description; the Ia
and most complete assortment to be found iIe HIS
w Scl States. 1olir
tINDTA grBBER nELTIsG PACKING, Sr. " a
Mace 4 kneass are the principal agents frmo,
Boston Betting Company, for the sale of india rut 2.
beltilr and packing for steam joints ard boilds
Hose of every size together with all descriptions OF
lndi. Rubber Goods, which they offer at the lowest
market rates
- Look for the large horse standing in the door
6 Magazine street.
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f%ats. Caps. Etc.


w "rymonsf tfantly receiving genera lassortmc,.
horn sonXx ar, Cashmere. Wool, Panama, Ler.
c.. nnu.N ,ip,eaf and Campeachvs Hats .r,
.i9s"1 all 20 ~ FROST ( r. anu
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Va 1tnu one COPY Tree to the getter up Of the
club Of Tel.
sAl those iehding us subscriptions from the Brit
.sn provinces must enclose in addition to the sub.
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are compelled to prepay the United States postage.
Al ietterscontainng money should be registered
and drectcdplainly and they will come at our riss
otherwise we are not responsible for them.a
~ Specimen copies will be sent free to post
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to all othes, on receipt of four cents in staulps
The eApenseot registering is only cents.
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.'uEAH BUT IMPoRTANT INSURANCE. Eook
y Pannrs and Bank Notes arc never covered By
Policy OF Insurance, and THEN value 10 the ownero
sometimes greater than thai his stock of mrchads
which Is. The only safe guard for the former ea.
bic safe. Rlch's Improved Patent Saamauder Safe
is unsurpassed, if it is equaed by any other article
known III the nited States or its wing qualities
The tcsmo.iasin proof Of this will rot be questioned
by any WAC win take the trouble to investigate flor
ougly and fairly III several instances, the subscr-
Der sold safeso those Who had lost enough either
ev coufdiug III lhe old styles of iron chests or ~
wing the cost Of ches: safe, 70 pay for twenty or
two hundred large safes. Sales made TO those who
have hot learned sreh expensive lessons are much
more gratifying ard thesaiveitif@ would therefore
invite all whose boz a. the mercy Of the eonsu-
above named. 50 and le agent here Of the Hauu-
lact,lrers, aply by labor & Of saamspder Safes
marked Wealthy, and only. alssyst The gsauiue
arsielr'" can be made happy,A 49,. II
49, 81 separated with impA - 9 = 800. : -:
Aron- should be liberal andE %, ~
I Of new pride felt in peculiaritk $3.50 n
more 10 excellence Of achieyens6t1