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por taTiou CON panies, FObaccO FactOrs, &C.
IN az n Ms @ ITCH CARD PR e Y

This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS, Small
Impressions per hour thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment obtain this description of
work at the shortest possible notice.
az Prices reduced IN proportion TO the increase Of
gpscd
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze and various
colored Iuks in the style of the
I'm this branch of the business the pr0pTieturs csn
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
dence in my establishment, I respectfully submit
LAGER BEER. PORTER. ALE. &c, during the
summer season.
The following have been, and will continue to be
my charges:
Per dozen, quarts ....s2 00) % cts allowed by re-
pints........ | 90 turn of the bottles
60 half pints. 50 cents-bottles extra
Lager Beer in hsif, quarter and eighth barrels
(the latter ones OF gallons, package exclusively
for the city customer5.) Philadelphis Ale in whole
and half barrels. at the lowest market price. Terms
sash.
N. B.-Store and Bar keepers, a considerable per
centage allowed P. WILBACHER,
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs. Laidley Robinson corner
9TH and Franklin Messrs. DuVal & Norton, corner
10th and Main, or at my establishment, will be
promptly attended to. my4
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"'' w FISHER WINSTON, Druggists,
NH 2Q-dI2ps Richmond
DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

DRLCE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
l. -Ruptures cured Ruptures radically cured
The price of DR.. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from SO to only S5 placing
It in the power of all to obtain of these invaluable
veniently be sent By mail express to any portion
of the State.
Send q measure of your hips or pelyis-saying
whether you desire weak strong spring dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF residence
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
System, giving il great latitude of motion so as 70
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
It there at your pleasure by small lever attached
It is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and at all liza
bic to get out of order be broken. 1t has cured
great number ofpersons in this city and throughout
lie State, and We will most Cheerfully refer to gen
tlemen who are we'll known for their vcracity and
respectablity who have themselves been thOrou ghy
cured Of this dangerous disease and tina too in cases
of long standing and OF an aggravated nature
al, medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing Us can send their money 70
any merchant or friend in the city, will give
any reference as to responsibility and premptness
The Truss any information concerning it, can be
bad OF g. G. JACKSON.
No. II Main street. Richmond
n. D. Persons owning valuable slaves no are rup-
ured should by all means obtain one; for they will
not only cure, but are durable that they the
cheapest in the cad.
All kinds of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms de bly,
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-Weh have
~ and are weekly receiving large assortment Of
sum ner Clothing, which We are selling very low
0ur Rooa' are manufactured by ourselves, of good
material, well mad, ana will! compare in style an
make with any house. We have 10 store Black
Brown and Blue Frock and Dress Coats: Fancy Side
Striped Cashmere Suits; Black French and Englist
Drap Etc Coats sGd Pants; Black and Colorei Roy
al Cord Alpaca Frocks and Sacks. of every grad
and pre-; nne Black Silk Coats. something reals
Whit and Butt Linen Coats and Pants; Black ana
Figured silk Vests; Fancy Silk vests; White ana
Ties. Scarf; Half Hose; Silk ani Ganze Under
Shirt; White AID Fancy Shirts, nice and good; al
OF which We will sell very low and only ask a call
before buying, Call at II2 VI ain street
DARRAE0TT, HARRIS h CO,
Je3 Successors TO Merchant, Weisger Il Co.
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e. HA8ANS JOHN ID cut n.
49, Of the ring. The question VIII AJr
DC asked, Whyf It's written. the iaboreY a s0r.
thy os his waRes. and why should Q man toiI ier
ance Of good will, q S - 'H"
Riss, y,pztsr, and Suss0 ne Nom i.
HA6AN'2 JOHN still retains Creek Naf;on ut,s
alI its laws and indebie rights for Il Il writ,sn
that MISREPRESENTATION h the frst law Of Naiurs -
Why should man despair. 90 long ~ there e a rsaf
20 ubfuri. Tor ne knnweth not biz dessipyi Tb.rs.
ore. have commenced my old business on lssh
row 10 six horse Coach-wiIl hire ont AL, ,ssSa
and take Horses on ivery-wiIl be ready 10 tpsd..
for anything, from goose yoke no 10 4 blind az -
Darnum. with all his huiabugs aud Waike- ,l,j -
military Ienown, Is nothing 70 coyanare 10 ~
hereafter. HORN uEssaMI'V'e
In Ig-ts &c. W.,
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CURRENCY REDEEMEDi-We will
Bankabie fuu1s,n but in the Precious MesaIs .
one OF tae most valuable of which is IRON This
We nave cast IN packages conveniently aTTaRoed 10
require am are fully preparedt 70 .deposte 10 AM
portion OF the city or country. At short notice. and
IN the mott woFsmsnlike manner" Also, Tsu,
ernor Street stove store.
mye GEORGE gFARRETT
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NATURALIZATION
p prise "a are s''' "p'' '-' 'AS " '''' $1,000
prizes OF $500, approximating 70 $30uU -.
price, are i,SU
prizes Of $500. spproximating to $4,000 49,
price, are GU
prizes Of SIPS, approximating TO 5000
prize, are bvo
prizes of 500. spproximating to $4,000
prize, are 400
prizes Of SIS approximstipg 70 5000 -
prize, are SOO
prises "a arc SS "''''--~ W 200
,ooo prizes of 40 are 100 Oo0
. 40. ~~&ras o,nnupf,oo 4o Ea2n nao
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LOTyENIU0
4 EOWTUNE Of s70,000t TO BE
had for Ten Dollars

C,WAN & cos LuIlEkiES.
- atTuokIZED ny THE STATE or 6EoRaiA;
the following schsmas will be drawn b{ D. sM A.
Co. Managers OF the Sparta Academy bottefy,i Ia
each Of thelr single Number Lotteries LOT 1nhc,
isss st AUGUSTA, ia, In public, under the super
mtendence of Commissioners.
CHASSIS.
lobe drawn IN the cty Of Augusta. "a. IN publc, on
SATURDAY. JusE ON. 1858.
GLASS 10.
10 Be- drawn in the city Of Augusta Ca In puono on
SATURDAY, JuNR l2rH. 1858.
GLASS 20,
10 be drawn IN the city of Augusta Ga. In public on
SATURDAY, JusE lJrH, 1888
GLASS 81.
To be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Ga, In public on
SATURDAY, JgNE 20, ls5s
ON TIE PLAN OF SINGLk NUhbEkd
6,4S5 PRIEST
Neuylv One nise 10 Epery Ntne Nekste.
MAGNIFICENT SCHkMki
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JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI.
AR. r. H. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
Iva have tr ed 100 bottles Of your EXCELSIOR FIT
with my customers, and universally recommend it as
&c. AS TONIC, find it superior to any other art
Gle have ever triei. As agreeable article III e
COCKTAIL it is only to be used to be approved.
Your friend and servant,
THuS NJ FALL0N, NJ. D.
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THOMAS, HUGHES Il Ca, DWELL,
4 IMPORTERS AND JOBBRRe OF FANCY
GOODS AND SMALL WARES, Nor Pearl street,
K epconstantly on hand large and well assorted
stock, and az prices TO suit the trade. ieI-im
WATER COOLEkS.-We have on hand
nfour own manufacture a 81 ppiy OF the very
best quality Water Coolers all 81 ses from ,wo To
zen gallons aud VIII pack to or ier aay size from
10 70 80 gallons. Call at our Potte ~
je9 Corner of 18th = nd Cary streets
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'GRIESEMAR PROTECTED BY Roy
AL Letters Paent of England, and secured by
the Seals of the Ecoe de pharmacie de Paris, anG
the Impe ia College of Medicine, Vienna. Trisse-
ma" No is remedy for Relaxation SpermatorrhP,
and Exhaustion of toe system. TrieseInar No 2 eli
iectualy in the sho tspace of three Gays complete
~ and entirely eradicates all traces of those disor
ders which CO; avia and cui,ebs have so long been
thought antdote for to the ruin of the health ci
vast Portion Of the population. Tresemar No Sis
great Cont mental remedy for that class of disorders
which. unfortunately, the English yscian treats
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction of the
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparilla
in the world cannot remove. TIieseniar Nos J. 2,
and are alike devoid of taste small, and of all
nauseating qualities. They may lie the toilet Ia
bic without their use being suspected. Sold in tin
cases and divided in separate Doses as administered
by Velpeau, Laeman, Roux, Ricord, &c. &c. Price
So each. four in one for SO, which 3d.
AVID in S27 Sold by DR. IL A BARROW, No
l57 Prince street, a few blocks west of Broadway,
New York. Immediately receipt of the amount
DR. Will forward the SO cases of Triesemar and the
large sizes. carriage paid. thus insuring genuine
European preparations. The So cases also sent but
not free of carriage. Consultations as usual. from
eleven, ~ till two, Z NJ from four till eight, P n
at NO i57 Prince street, few blocks west of Broad
uyINErrnN Drnoo;s4.
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nlSPATCh
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OF EICE,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond.
JOHN D. HAMAIERSLEY l. CO., ProprietOrs

This establishment (beiug the most complete Prin
terry in the south both regards Types, Ornaments
&c and the latest aai most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning out the finest specimens Of
BOOK aud JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS BANK CHECKS,
CArALtN}ItES NOTES, POSTERS,
CIKCULARS PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HASDBILLS. &c,
~ Particular attention given to hne work for
Banks Public Offices Insurance, Railroad and Trans
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s%R1 CARRIAGES, CARRIaGEs

$50 The subscriber bias on hand, 4. b, Cosrh
Msking Sssapsnmenf on Lombard Alley. between
,n-ihian Hotel CQACHE3, CHARIfyTEEs I NJ 10
ROUCHEs, BUGGIES. with and withont fSr,,. o oa.s
SELKIES all Of his own make OF tl.a re-. asu
asd workmanship all OF which win be- sold - o,s
good work Of the kind be 10 the city ~ R;ssss
mond, and respec fully ask call frors thds 49,
want OF any article In the Carriage line a. az
tefmined to make to order and seII ~ tha iH -
prices possible and all work sold that Is nsv @
ranted. MICAJAV NASsrs{{,s..sf-
f. iS-9m
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DgLLEVUE HUSPITAL.-rhis Institu
~ ton, which has been in successful operation for
the last fps years is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RICH M0ND, VA,
Iu delightful, airy position, aud is furnished with
every convenience coniucive TO the comfort of pa
tents and the successful treatment of disease.
LIZ has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
notation of gentlemen who may find it inconve-
nient 10 be traatsd at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to the tytn0-an
soards, which are peculiarly commodious.
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NFlE "a Wi W -AIAI VIII NU pdIU DIT tHb
pcOc Bank of Baltimore for the rstur 4 of six
notes Of said INSTRUMENTATION 1000 each
which were lost between the Bank and Howard
street. j e X Ora BBE.
BAITIxoRE March 1873. nh 5-ts
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sAxa JUST TO HAND, per Express:
aSa@S Childrens Patent Leather Ankle Ties; d.
Xiii Ankle Tie; do Moro eco Ankle Ties; do Moroc-
CO fleeled ots do White Morocco Ankle is; DO
White Bronze and Tan CoIored Boot; do Button
3alters &c. MARCUS HAhKiS,
lie ii is3 Broad at.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

MAYORS CouRr.-March Michael
'n6eld, who stabbed Thomas Lamb on Monday
st, was examin ID for the offence and held TO bail
tho sum OF $500 TIL the next term of the Dis
ct Court. It appc~red upon evidence that Bon.
ID bad induced Lamb to drink and play cards with
.. They got into difficulty apd Eon6eld was
in BY other persons present into another room
followed him there, though MS he says, with
eable Intentions, whereupon Bonfeld assailed
and dealt severe stab in his groin. Lamb is
% be recovering from the wound.
p BOYS. - An uncommonly crooked
IF Juveniles seems to be coming up in Musca-
'nNot content with annoying civil people by
"Ag and lighting on the streets during the day,
".Nngaged playing marbles, &C., they congre-
s"'Sut the doors of public halls on the evenings
'tainments, requiring the presence Of the
! po''c keep them quiet, AMI if some Of them
'nane get in, they conduct themselves in such .
| way be b.th seen and heard. We have often
"ohde whether their mas "knew they were
""'' o Of them may also be seen on the levee,
rasn'n4,iddcn aboard steamboats, Is soon as they
and, to great annovancs Of business men,
In some anccs they have gratiHed their mischiev-
ous Pr'pties by destroying freight on the lcvee.
A''" e'ss since they tapped lager beer bar
rei anu lei contents flow out. We call tho at
'en''on OF snts to these facts, hoping they will
exercise m<estraint oy er their boys.
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Proelamasion.

TO the Voters Of NuscatiMe County:
| N7BEREASa .. petition signed BY Five Hundred
w and sixty I've citizens Of Muscatins county,
has been presented to the County judge Of said
vote ef the qualified electors Of said county, whsth
Ct the County Of Muscstne will const fuot Bridge
across Red edsr River In the county Of M.sesti.e,
at or near the point here the Cedar River Suspcn-
sion Bridge was located,
Now therefore in order that the voters Of said
county may adopt or reject the proposit ion, 1t is
hereby ordered that at the election to be held n said
Muscatine county on the 6rst Monday in April, A.
D. 1855, the following propositions will DO submit
ted to tho qualified electors Of said county.
1hat the county of Muscstine in its corporate
capacity, will construct Bridge across Rod Cedar
River at TIE point above mentioned, and to that
end will authorize tho County Judge Of said county
at tho term Of ths county Court to DO held or the
Of levyirg tho Safe and county taxes, to levy on
all the taxable property at that time in the cour y
Of Muscatine, rum sufficent to construct said
bridge, provided said amount shall not exceed the
sum Of Twenty-Five thousand dollars, and provided
further that in addition to he ordinary revenue Of
tn, county the tax to be levied for the purpose Of
constructing said Bri go shall not exceed four mills
on the dollar on the county valuation.
The foregoing proposition shall b submitted and
passed upon under the following mode Of voting,
to wit: these in favsr Of the proposition shall vete
ballot upon which shall be written or printed the
words, For thelbridge and tax"-an1 those against
said proposition shall deposit ballot with tho
cords printed or written thereon, "Against the
Bridge and tax.
And II there shall be . majority of tho legally
qualified electors in favor of said proposition the
same shall be considered as adopted and will au-
thoriss tho County Judge Of said county to levy
the tax as aforesaid, and also ~ authorise said
County Judge to sed Bridge to be constructed
at Is early day as practicable, and at an expense
uot to exceed tho sum Of twenty two thousand dol
lars.
And it is further ordered that 90, Of this pro.
clamation be posted up at the place of voting n
each to wnship during the day of election.
(~) In testimony whereof have hereupto
I L. S. set my hand and affixed the seal Of said
w. county at Muscatine City this fifth day
Of March A. d. 1858.
EDW. Z. THAYER,
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The STOCK comprises-
Fiue and heavy Lapland Overcoating
Extra do Eskimo d..
Fine heavy German castor beaved DO
do blue. black, brown, olive, claret
and mulberry Broadcloths.
Heavy English and French DoeskiRs,
do German and American do
Seagrave's fine mixtures for Bushes
Coats, ..s
New styles Harris Cassimere',
Plain and Fa ncy Scarfs and Ora
white and fancy Shirts, Merino, Cot
Mufflers and Comiorters, &c. In ia
FURNISHING HOUSE, all of whic
and Fashionable Clothing at the very L
Mus catine, Oct. IA, lS57-daw
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! IOWA VENUE, Howe

+, Rich Lyons Velvet Vesiings,
do English Silk il. do =.
Plain and heavy Grenadine Vestings.
Fancy do DO do
Cashmere and Satin do
Rick white and drab silk DO
Gents and Boys Shawls,
Fine and extra heavy silk Drawers,
do do do do do Under Shts
Merino and Lands Wool do do
J do do do do brewers.
J, Ties, Gloves of all kinds, Suspsnder..
and Shaker knit Wcolen Socks, Blanket
all GOODS usually found in Cent?
am prepared 10 sell and mske into goods
vest Cash Trices.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
REMOVAL.
To BriCkmakers
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF LAND.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF LAND.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ will on the third Monday Of March, 1858, sci
at pu bic aucisn, tho foil, wing described real
tate The north half Of tne sout beast quar-
ter and the south half Of the north east quarter
Of section hrtysix (36,) in township seventy nine
49, north of arnee two 2 west Of the 5th principal
meridian-being the same farm lately sold by VIM.
Crsman, to Ad dis l. Gibson. and IL in good state
o. cultivation, ia we'll fenced, and has a oomfsrta-
lie new wo story dwelling house thereon being
but one-half , mile north of Wilton, Muscatine
county, Iowa, it is of the most desirable farms
In cedar county. Terms one third cash i n hand
and the balance in one and two years fr ON Jan I.
LIST, 1885, With 10 per cent interest. Sale to take
place on the premises, between l aud 4 O'Clock P.
NJ. Of said day. THOMAS HANNA,
Assignee Of Adds + Gibson.
Wilton, Feb. Is 1856 6-m1 -daw3w-prSfss-$5
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sA GREGG. ELI NEssMoRE. THos. 8. BROOKE
GREGG g. 90"
West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa
L AND AGENT
D EAL estate bought and sold in all the counter
~ throughout the State Especial attention giv.
ca tocollections, aging taxes, DO.
REFERENCES
Hussey l. Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio
Atwell, Lee 4 Co., Pittsburg Pa
Ludwig Kueedler CO.., Pailadelphia
Miller l. Bro.
james Harvey, Cashier Weston Bank, Baltim or
j. NJ. Kilgour, Rock ville, Nd.
GreenA Stone Bankers, Muscatine, Iowa.
Isett Brewster, I"
July 25-wtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
WILL be sold at Public Sale. on Saturday
w April Sd, 1855, If not sold at private sale
before that time, that valuable tract Of land stu
ate in the north quarter of section -, town
ship II. north Of range west, and distan; about
city. It contains one hundred acres, and embraces
the portion of said quarter section lying east Of the
land of D. W. Clover. The land is of superior
quality, gently rolling, and il we'll adapted for
farming purposes. portion of it lies with =
southern slope. and is admirably suited for garden
ing 1t will be sold eli her entire or In parcels to
suit purchasers.
Sale to come off at : o'clock P. NJ, In front of
K celer's Auction Room. W. r. BRANNAN.
Enc uirer please copy. [mctl0
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
FOR RENT.

pHE store Room and Cellar recent ~ occupied By
/ Rowe l. Williams. A bargain can be had BY
applying to D. DuNSMORE.
March ord, 1885, DIV
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FREE FERRY AT MUSCATIIE

NYpson living purchasing dollars worth Fruit Tree>
Nursery and for hem will his erage both ways acre the
Mississippi River. ...
ming public that have Twenty Thousand
OF fruit had in the
country which will sell than " am now clearing of
grounds with the intention Of quitting the business: 80 .
which bearing in the Nursery which will sell
according and value from three
e'ch chestnut fifteen
raspberries plants Soc per Dozen
citizens Muscans
County Wheat for Trees
your will tell yeu how 10 plant them,
Isaac B. Essex.
Drury PostO Office, Rock Island Comfy Ill. m19-W4w
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STEAM SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY.
VINHE undersigned would respectfully infor n the
l. psblc tat they keep q large supply of SASH,
Doors. Blinds and Frames to SUIT, at Wholesale and
retail' liberal discount made to dealers.
Work Flooring, Saw and Plane Siding, Surface
wide chamber, - inches wide, and under, to order.
Curbs and Tubing for cham pumps.
Give rs call il you want gooi article in our
line.
Front street, one square BE- low 'enuett's Mill.
STEIN h HILL.
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A NEW SUPPLY The Jubilee, Golden Wre,.h
n Barnes Notes, Livingston South Africa,
Goes Drawing Cards, at BURNETT'S.
mafl7
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TERMs-slnEle COPY. Sl-Fiye copies, s., $50
Ten copies, $S-Twenty copies, $lS-and an extrs
Now reader, send for specimen copy an< Pros
peotus aud got Up club among your neiehbors.-
In the Prospectus will b found . full cat
sIogus Of seeds, how Distributed 70 agent. aki
suhsefibsss, notices Of the fsrmsf, &c.
MILLER = BRAYTON.
Dubuque, Iowa, NV. Is, l857-dls -w3m
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100 BUSHELS OF SEED CORN
FOR SALE.

TIME pndersigned has selected with great care
l. the above quantity Of Corn, which be- VIII in
sure DO good for seed. It is of the yellow
Residence miles south Of Muscatine, on the Is
land. HARVEY CORWIN.
feb2-W6w
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WAN ED.
m TONS Of Corn Hseks ., Il. g. Smith
LUZ Mattress Factory, ior which fa.rpr il
II b given In cash.
Masostine, Nov. Is, lss7Wta
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Y. G., ". and p. L. Plank Road and
Bridge Co.
A T meeting Of TIE stockholders of the Vir-
n ginia Greve, WapeIlo and Port Louisa Plank
Read and Bridge Co., held at Port Louisa, March
9Th 1858, the meeting to hear the report
of the Treasurer.
Moved by Mr.. Ronalds that committee be sp-
pointed to con fer with the County Judge, and take
the legal STEPS to locate county road on the ground
now occupied BY the Plank Road Co., and that We
give up cur rights and privileges in said road, for
the of county road, and no other purpose, and
hat the committee be instructed to proceed forth
With to locate said county road to the top Of the
bluff, to ntersect the county road which il located
on The line, dividing rangs3 and vert, township
"A north, AID that it Be- done in 40 days f1,m this
9th day Of March, 1855, and rs soo1 ~ tho road is
established tho Virginia Grove, Wapello, and Port
Louisa Plank Road and Bridge Co: 10 dissolved and
the road free until this 10 accomplished.
Mr.. John Ron aids was appointed said commit se.
Moved by Mr.. Williamson that L. Arnold and w.
P. Smith Be appointed committee to settle up al
the debts and bnsiuees Of the Co.. and publish the
above resolutions 10 the newspapers.
HENRY THOMPSON, President.
w. KENNEDY, Secretary. mhl3w4w
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KEEP UP YOUR HOGS,
NOTICE is here by given that the hog ordinanee
~ is u be enforced, Persons having hogs rum
ming At large are requested to keep them up.
mch22 -donsw Y. UNGER, City Asrshal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
TO BUILDERS.

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~-He will also superintend or contract for tia
erectio of buildings in either city or country.
march3 -dawtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
DISSOLUTION.

~ E firm heretofore existing under rhe nam,
I and style of s. B. Crane Co., is this ay
dissolved by mutual sansent, John Bartholomew
having with Ira from the concern.
S. B. CRANE,
CHAS. PAGE.
JOHN BARTHOLOMEW.
Muscatine, March IL, 1858.