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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

~ l'i.e latest fashion" announced from
Europe is that of dressing very plainly when
goirg to church. Some of the Indies of the
first circles go up to worship in plain
calico. It is thus sought.to encourage the
attendance of the very poor, who have hith-.
erto Withheld their presence for lack of Sun.
day clothes. ~ = Sad 45g,es.{ b..a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

republican County Conventisn.
81 The Convention assembled at the Court
House at II o'clock Saturday, .Ass, 9th.
Sailed to or1er by Hugh J. Ca,npbell, ESQ.,,
Ephairmansof County Genital Committee
The Convention proceeded to organize. by
the election Of J. Scott Richman, Esq,
President, and John Mahin and W. F. Da.
Wis, Secretaries; D. G. Cloud, Hugh J.
Campbell and John A. Parvin, Committee
n,Resolutions. ssa.zs-.sa
On motion of Mr.. Cloud, the present
County Central Committee were re- elected
for the ensuing year. Remarks were then
offered by Messrs. Campbell, Woodward,
Cloud, Meason and shipman, in explaoation
OF the manner Of voting under the new reg
ulations. - f5." q
The candidates for the various Offices were
then ann ounced. The Townships represented
in Convention were then requested to Assem-.
BILE at the places assigned them for voting,
at l O'clock. The Convention then ad-
journed to meet again at d Pm
q p. M.-Convention called to order.
Tho votes of the several townships were
then announced by the President, and cam
vassed by the Secretaries, with the follow
ing result:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

EYPWe must all go with the white mans
party or the Negro party. The Democracy
of the Union will remain faithful to their own
race. --AsAland Union, ,pe-isls.sb s45.ss. Il.
OF course they will their race is always
after 2 runaway niger. Cleveland Herald.
That's the race Gen. Dodge is running in
iowa. +e7i @fs's 70
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

/. CT At the Cir einnatti Convention, Mr..
Breckenridge apologized for Mr.. Buchanan's
celibacy, By saying that his bride was his
country. He seems, however, in his pros
perity, to have deserted his old fame, and
gone after the struinpct Miss Goyernment
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

New Yonx.--The Republican State Con-
yention will meet at Syracuses on TIE It'll Of
the American State Convention
. tGeneva, on the 2Sd.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02
The State Canvass.

Messrs. Dodge and Krkwood will meet
in discussion in this section of the State as
follows: .r..
Washington. Friday, Sept. q, at O'Clock
Iowa City, Saturday, Sept. 81, at O'Clock.
Davenport, Monday, Sept. 12h, at oclockr
Alascatine, tuesday,, Sept. 18th.
Celu nbus Citys Wednesday. Sept. l4'h.
WapelIo, Wednesday, Sept. l4sh, at o'clock.
Mt. Pleas mt, Thursday, Sept 18th, at 2 O'clock
FalieII, Frdly Sept. 1911, at 9 O'Clock.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

Iowa FLoUR.-The New York Journal
Of Commerce, oftbe goth, quotes extra Iowa
Flour in the New York market at $4.7O
i@$6.2Q.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

I For the best stoves, sts., ct the loss. 3
est prices, 60 to the ''MuscatiS Shove Store :,
See advertisement.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02
COUNTY JuDGE.

Total number of votes cast for County
Judge, 81, of which Thomas Hanna re-
ceived AZ; John Zeigler, 8; H. II. Garnes, J..
Thomas Hanna was declared nominated
for the Office of County Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

The aplFrEhENcE- The Democratic party
(says the Burlington Haaokeye) charged that
Peter Moriarty had received more money as
State Printer than he was entitled to, aud the
Republicans at once directed suit TO be brought
against him. The Democrats, when Bsbbitt
stood charged by Democratic Administration
with an embezzlement, Of which Judge Mason
also says he is guilty, nominated him to the
second highest office in the State,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02
Commercial.
MUsoATINR, Sept

,-.s- -.- MusoATINE, Sept. l.
The weather has been cool, dry and pleas.
ant during the week, and business much "
improved. Eastern exchange has declined
] per cent. Wheat has advanced about So.
Wheat and Flour.-The receipts of grain
have been quite heavy during the week, and
the demand continues good. The price dur
ing most Of the week has ranged from SIS to
81 cents, but to day we quote at 6o@63c,a
eash-being higher than any other market
in the State is paying. In Davenport yes
terday, according to the Gazette the price
was 55957c. Flour remains unchanged.
The shipments during the last ten days
have been about 80, bushels Of wheat, or &,
its equivalent in -four "a tsg.Est Asa
Butter and eggs are scarce, but vegetables !
of nearly all kinds are plenty and cheap. -
We append our usual quotations: -s.
Wheat-Ncw Spring. 6O@63c. -
Winter, 75c 4sF I.
Flour, s4@$45O. as.asssb "a
Corn, in the ear, 40@50c, ssg eaf u. :
Oats-25c. .9zsss- .5 ~
Barley, 35@4Oc. sf asa4 las-.e
Rye, 4Q(G45c. ~ ~ eas-4T.-! p ..-. -.-s
Is Beans, 75ca$l, 90 aaars - sae
Potatoes, a0@2ao. f .g-... :
Onions, 400 Gu= sa sle-z 8, sg. .ss.. ,t
llay-t'mothy, $e@s7 prairie, $4,000 !
81; Hungarian, Sc per ton. ssasrs =
Apples-green Use to 81 90, dried So SO Il
per blu. vi ea "a ~. - -. !
Eggs, Sc. ra-s-g t-..s -s
Butter, 12}@l5c. r. 1 .s-r.s~.s..
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lIal2ao. Z
Shoulders. 8a9c - ~ .e.
Clear sides, lO9l2c sl.- ..s.-.s
Lard, IL 1-2c. s,t re. ssra.=.s,E
Hides, green, 62c; dry flint I4a15c.
Lumber, 8lOa$3O per 1000 feet. s. as-.
Sugar-6aa74c, crushed lilo, clarified
e3al0c, refined, white, l0ac. -,
Molasses plantation 42a44, s. II. Al.
Relcher's 81, kegs $6,o0@$6,5O
Ooffee-12a13c 81 b ,4Eas... ID, a,
Nails-ass. 1926. ais ea .fs. sHe ...r.-a.
Rice 54a6e. a ea 5Ea .,..r.-- -
RxoHANeE. 49,. 4.a.
New York, selling Q peret
Philadelphia. "a
Boston. as -
Baltimore, " 3
Cincinnati, -saf sf Il .s.. -
Chicago, as u sT
St. Louis, !" .crrency ! "a
St. Louis, bankable funds 1 ~ ~.
St. Louis, specie Q gz -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02
s7,361.14

g "KILKRNNT CAT FIGuT." - The Douglas
Democrats and the Buchanan Democrats of
Pennsylvania are making the hair fly. The
Harrisburgh Sentinel, the central organ of the
Douglas Democracy of thu State, says Of Mr..
'sHe is violator of pledges, an unwise,
unsafe and corrupt Executive, a pro-slavery
disunionist, pirate in intention, tyrant, an
apostate from Democracy, wool-dyed Fed
eralist, and disorganizer"
Mr.. Buchanan's Philadelphia organ retorts
to this by calling the editor of the Sentinel,
Col. Forney, &C. aaf -sf - ~.
"Red-mouthed tAlbolitionists, corrupt and
rotten at.sa1f heart, capable of perpetrating
the foulest and blacklist crimes, who have
lived all Their lives on plumber, stealing from
the Treasury of the Government, and, when
the door was shut against their wholesale
and party who gave them life"
Now, that's interesting isn't it?
~ 1t is only by cooperation, concession,
and the for5earance of impracticable ideas,
that success can be assured. TO achieve it,
the Opposition must unite and sink those
differences of opinion which are, from educa-
ton and conviction, in their very nature,
irreconcilable. Similar differences existed
when the Constitution was formed, and yet
they were harmonized and subordnated, to
attain the great good of more perfect Union.
PHILADELPHIA North american. GE 7j7M
The North american proposes an impossi-
bility. Should the Republicans of the North
''sink those opinions" which are in conflict
with the opinions entertained by the Opposi-
ton in Kentucky, for instance, the party
would itself ''sink'' beyond the hope of resur-
rection. The Republican party can only retain
its vitality by maintaining its, distinctive
principles. 10 abandon those principles
would be to abandon its organization, and to
give to the Democracy an advantage which
would render opposition as impotent North
as it now is South of the Potomac.--Albany
Esening J1urnal.
,DIseRAcEruL. Kirkwood and Dodge spoke
at Glenweod, Mills county, a few days since.
From what we learn, it was the most exciting
discussion Of the campaign. Dodge, we are
informed, allowed his temper to gain complete
control of him. He offered to fight with his
fists, pistols, knives, or in any other way.
While he was making these demonstrations,
a large number of men arose in the crowd and
called for the City Marshal. Such actions are
disgraceful, and the more SO in a candidate for
SO high an Office as Governor of State. But
the Republican candidate, by every such
on the part of the Brigadier-
General, will gain host of votes. No Wop-
der the Democracy want to prevent him from
with Kirkwood. - Wintsrset Mad
isoniap.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02
LOcOfOcO Faisehood Nailed.

Reduction of State taxes furnishes no evil
.dence Of a reduction in the expenses Of the
State government; for, while this reduction
Of State tax to the amount of $l39, $1,000 in
in the two years has been effected, THE SANE
REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION has increased
the amount of State debt not less than
100000 to $500, oo0--Dubuque Herald.
The following official statement from the
State Auditor clinches the above falsehood
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

On the Sd ballot, Messrs. Cadle, Rabb,
Iddipgs and Barnard withdrew their names
but no choice.
4.h ballot-G. ". Van Horne, q votes.
A. B. Wilds, "a
Upon which Geo. w. Van Horne was de.
clared the nomiaee for Treasurer and Re-
corder.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

SHERIFF.
VIM. ST. John received II votes.
II. II. Hine. IA
G. W. Kincaid,
S. G. Hill, 4 So
f. Stewart, 2 @".
G. W. Wilkerson,
Blank, 8
Whole number votes cast, ~. No choice.
On the final ballot, Messrs. Kincaid, Hill,
Stewart and Wilkerson having withdrawn,
VIM. St. John received 90 votes.
H. II. Hine. -1E- II E
Upon which VIM. St. John was declared
the nominee for Sheriff.
~ REPRESENTATIVES. -...
The County vote for
Shipman, was 26 votes.
Price, 81
Shipman was declared nominated for 1st
Representative, and no choice for second.
On the next ballot, Michae! Price, having
received 80 votes, was declared nominated
for second Representative.
D.. C UNITY SURVEYOR.
On the final ballot, -... .....
Geo. Bumgardner received 80 votes.
Geo. Metz, #s- .. IL a
Whereupon Geo. Bumgardner was de-
clared duly nominated. ...
DRAINAGE COMMISSIONER
Upon first ballot, Gamaliel Odds having
received SO votes, was declared nominated.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-09-02

A lock mith in Frankfort on the Main, has
hit upon the ingenious idea of constructing
strong box without any keyhole at all,
and which even the owner himself cannot
open. Inside is clockwork, the hand OF
which the owner places at the hour and min
ute when he again wants to have access to
the box The clockwork begins to move as
soos as the lid is shut, and opens the lock
from the inside ut the moment when the
hand indicates,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-11
u.w the Isd,an. are PAID.

'stro,n timo to tine the goyrrh
meut sH,slssscsscs the la 'isi's q
Lxkc Superior pf the hind W.col'ie'
bv M, ~. anJ innves tIietn lurihel
hack. cmn,~nsHtinr zfor the llsii'
taken. by annual pavments In snci
articles as a,e suited 10 the watts ~
the savayes. A number of tribes
amounting to about SS'nl people
u,-,uu1rs OF the great Oiibwa o,
Cbipnrwa Nation. are paid ~ O,la
pa, La pnintc county Wlsconsin.-
The iu,mle %, payment is sonrwha'
perplirr, and u writer III the Bay
field press devotcs tSo columns t.
the proceedings mt the e, cent pay
inent. II appears that ON the open
inv of the business, one Chief alter
another, each with his attendant
appears before the Agent. Having
aoinc Knowledge oi politehess, the,
take of th-ir hats or turbans, as the
case NAV he. and are sente,l The
interior Chiefs present the numb o
their band. in small sticks OF wood
each stick rcprcsc' ting u person. -
The process OF taking the census is
short. The c nsus being taken. III"
bundles are then made up. one Tor
each single person, an one for each
family. II any family consists o
two parti"a. each party receives p
bundle. The bundles consist Of a
blanket or blankets, pieces OF broad.
cloti,. calico. muslin, a I, W made ~,
clothes for the men. hoes. axes. pow
der horns, traps. &c. Guns, pow.
der, shot, had, percussion caps.
stoves, cooking utcnsils &c. are
distributed To u lew in each tribe.
When the ccnsus Ia taken, bundles
prepared, and the Indians present.
the payment commences. The Agent
with to ha"s ot gol I and silver
(,bont 81 OOO) before him, sits at AN
opening in n snitablr place in the
warehouse, out Of which he hands
the money 10 each mo. 40 he comes
up in ansv.r,o TO lis name, which is
announced ly q crier, who is sta.
Vi med Just outside the opening. -
When the p",snn receives hs money,
le touches the top o. the Clerks
penil w.hicl ia IN acknowledgement
Of tho reception ot pay The Clerk
keeps nm account of the pa,m"n,
made to each one. Aftir giving his
receipt. he receives his bundle aud
Leave. when another comes up =
The Chfc'. who is present and wit
nesscs the paynrnto' lie band ther
giv,s q receipt torl tfea whole b"nd
by touching the Clerks pun. Thu
In the process of the payment. Du
ring their stay At 'he pa, ing ground
they are supplied with pork ant
fnnr by the government. Those
Who are not present. are paid by tht
Chiefs an nth rs. During the paw
m"nt. trad, rs. who must have H.
cense. nre Irrs' Mt with their goods
Most of,hesc traders take advantage
ofthe "hig Iri'n's"f { ndncss Tor fire
water anil the poor painted, greasy
rcd skin returns 10 his native wood,
with "splii,iuel headac e." AM
"narv red" ahnnth his clothes, cxcep
his own red hide. '' '.' ~
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-11
Drend of Slnye lkeynits.


Speaking OF the dread Of slave
revoi.s constantly in the minds Of
Shareholders the New York Post
say: ~
One aspect of ihrsc slave r, volts,
which has often presented itsell tn
our min I. has b.en impressed uln'n
W. with renewed fnrre nv the cir,
cnnlstn nces of tho Jrper- Ferry
s.ainp-d". vi IL the panic bv which
they ;nuat ever he accompanied -,
No man, how slight the spark the
noparent combination ia terrific. Old
Brown. with l,is score of folio vcrs,
has set IN w',ol., comm,r wealth. in
comn;o'inn, md arrested the z z'of
the wo-'d The sa,no num'"r ~
men with the Same means. any where
olse. might have been suppr' 8 .rd by
'he Ordinary u lice of The village -
Jn slave community they require
the inter- LosiIi"n oiiovrr ora. l'r's-
idenis. insrincs., militia and mobs.
The fanyin danger transcends the
real danger. A spectre always
stalks hhhd the ,i,cemliary !. II
enormous aud s.adowy l,r"por'ia,A.
na one spectre only. Int troop nl
apec'res; such u caravan rs Ffxih
grath scribes in his .pnrin of ,h,
desert, when ilie sand wreaths seem
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(Eum he Gaseife.l


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The BaUhel"r Millionaire Urcle George, is a
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THE MEDICAL PROTECTOR

\ hook ut go pages. contains the substance
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should mar The hope ofoflSIring. Used N the
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Dr. Jarkson's Preventive. is the only art
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.LUAnLE BUSINESS LOT FOR SALE.

any person desires To purchase u hrst.
rate town lot, that win ans yer the double nnr.
pose OF business and residence, now il yopr
time TO strike! The undersigned ID ofTe ring for
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suoh y lot. viii do well to call upon the under
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terms ~ sale, N. Y. MEFFORD.
FtSUt.y Ohio. Junuary On IsEa
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DKudGisrs, FiSpLAY, ONO;
And all other Druggists IN the county.
ns- All orders should bo addressed to W.
NUDGE CO., Earlville, Madison county,
New York. . -
October II. lSj9.-tly
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afflicted riM Yiruisni and Epide,nic di,sa,ss.
TIME HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of tho
i awful destruction nf human life caused hr
Sexual diseases. and the decrpiions practised
upon the unfortunate victims by quAcks, sever
Al years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
as charitable act worthy oftheir uame. Ia open
y DsiensAry for the treatment Of this class 4
diseases in all ltheir forms. and to give Medical
ADVICE gratis. To all who apply by letter, with
description oftheir condition. (age, occup,-
ii"n habits of life &c.. and In cases Of extreme
poverty, In FURNISH MtpiCiNs rWEE Of CII ARGE.--
II is needless to add that the Assoc ciatiun com.
mands the highest Medical skill at the aye, aud
will furnish the most approved modern treat.
Iuent.
The Directors of the Association. in their
Annual Report upon tho treatment of Sexual
Diseases. express the hiehes, satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors of
the Consulting Surgeon in the cure Of SPERMA-
TORRItEA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPO-
rENCE, GONORRHEA. GLEsT. SYPnIIis, tie
Vice "f OS,SIsa, or SrLr ABrsy. Nc. Nc.. and
order continuance of the same plan Tor tho
ensuing year.
THE Directors, on u review of,he past. foei Ms
Surcd that their llb"rs IN his sphere of bency.
nlonf eliurt. have been uf great beneft to the
afflicted, especially I" the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves. with renewed
zeal. to this very important but much despised
cause.
just Published by the Association. II Report
ON Sperinttorrhoca. or Seminal Weakness, the
Vice of OnaiIism, Ma>turbLtion or Self Abuse.
and other Diseases ofthc Sexual Organs, by tho
Consulting Snrgeor, which will hc sent hy mail,
Tin n scalodlc,ter envelnpe,) rRLE oF CHARGE.on
receipt " TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Re.
ports and Tracts on the nature and treat mont
Of seXuel diseases, diet. Sc.. are constantly he.
ing published for gratuiiuus distribution. and
will be sent to the afflicted. some nf tie new
remedies and methods Of treatment discovered
during the last year. are Oi great value
Address. for Report or treatment. DR. J. Ski.
LIN HOuGHr''S, Acting Surgeon, Howard Assu.
citation. No. 2 South Ninth Street Philadelphia,
Pennsy lyan,a. BY order fthc Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWEl.L, Prssidsnt.
GEO. FAlRCliilD, Sse,staIy.
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