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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-24
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1.-THE following was intended for publication last
| week, but was handed in too late.]
Ma. EDITOR - The Grail splitters'' held their
regular meeting last night. They had a ySy
interesting time and lots of fun. An invitation had
been extended to Rev. Mr.. McGrew, to come over
and preach Douglas doctrines to us, and he agreed
| to come provided we would not get any one from
| town to speak against him. He was told that some
| one on the Island would answer him. Well, he
| came, and some four or five from town, besides
Messrs. Chambers, Drury and others. After the
meeting was organized ready for debate, Mr..
| McGrew was called to the floor. He made several
apologies before commencing his speech. He
eulogized Douglas and his doctrines, and the Dem
ocratic party, for over an hour, challenging any
man to show him wherein Douglas had ''ever
shrunk from duty or been traitor to the interests
of the nation" Thanking the audience for their
attention, he sat down amid the silent cheers of
his hearers. @ 'f "-
Mr.. g. w. Wilkerson was called to respond,
which he did in speech of about forty minutes.
He gave Douglas some pretty hard hits and used
him up effectually. Mr.. Wilkerson sat down amid
loud cheers and huzzas for sold Abe" ,g...,.s
| Mr.. Chambers was next called, but it was hard
work for him, owing, probably, to the fact Gas he
said himsel that he was not in the habit of making
political speeches. His greatest effort was to prove
the nationality of slavery, but he came very far
short Of his object. After attempting to prove
several other things but in reality proving nothing
but the weakness Of his party, he sat down, and
Mr.. A. Conner-better known perhaps by the name
of Major-was called to reply. The Major spoke
warmed up when Mr.. McGrew said he could not
possibly stay any later, and hoped to be excused.
The others also declared that it was necessary for
hem to be on their way home, and begged to be
excused, promising to come some other time when
it would be more convenient for them tostay. The
Major told them that if they had got enough they
might go and he would sit down. So they all lett,
and we adjourned. saa 81.
We meet again Monday night. 9th. when it is
hoped these gentlemen will be on hand with better
arguments, if possible H.
Muscatine Island, Aug. 14th
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
RR Y.dN"
PITT ,MONIC WATERS

The most certain ana speedy remedy ever discover
ed for all diseases of tho Chest and Lungs
Coughs, Colds, Asthma Consumption, Bfon'
chitis, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult
lrsathing, Sore Throat, &C., &C.,
r,HRsE WAFERS give most instantaneous and
nsrfect relief and when persevered with accord
inc tn directions, never fail to effect rapid ano
,a.,inp oure, Thousands have been restored to per
Fact health who have tried other means in vain
10 all classes and all constitutions they are equally
a blessing and eure-nons need despair, no mat
ter how long the disease may have existed, or now
ever severe it may be, provided the organic stfue
ture of the vital organs is not hopelessy
Every one afflicted Should give them an lmparns'
trial.
T. vecA11srs AND PuBLrc SPEAKERS, these wa
fers are peculiarly valuable they will in ONE DAY
remove the most severe occasional hoarseness: and
their regular use for few days will, at all fmeA
increase the power and fexibility OF the voice
greatly improving its tone: compass and cisareess'
for which purpose they are regularly used BY many
professional vocslista.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, kochestess
NY. Price rs cents per box. For sale Dg d
Druggists.
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SAVE YOUR HORSES.

"We take groat pleasure in recommending thu
Mexican Mustang Lininent az valuable and
indispensable artSle for Sprains Sores, Scratches
or Galds on Hoses. Our men have used it fol
severe Burns Bruises, Sores Stiff oints and Rheu-
matte Pains, and al say it acts like magic. We
use ne other Lininent. J. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Rsrnden's and Wells,
Fargo l. Co.'S Express"
Gentlemen - had negro man worth 81 200
who took cold from bad hurt, al was useless for
over one ysar; had used everything could hear
Of vithsut ben, fit, until tried the Mustang Lini-
ment. 1t has ps, fectly cured him, and can now
take the above price for him.
Respect, ully yours, JAMES DORRANCE.
Every Planter, Teamiter and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable
lecs everywhere.
BARNES & PARK, Propristors. New York.
August 10th W m
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River News,


Freights to St. Louis have advanced to lac per
bushel on wheat and corn
STEAMBOAT BURNED. The steamer Hesperian,
belonging to the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad,
running to Kansas, was destroyed by fire at Atchi-
son. Mo-, on the 10th inst, together with 400 tons
of freight consisting of $500 bushels corn and so
hhds sugar. There was little or insurance on
the freight.
New ARRANGEMENT OF THE NORTHERN LNE.-We
learn from Block & Co., agents of the Northern
Line, that the steamers Metropolitan and W. l..
Ewing will run regularly between the Rapids,
forming daily line, throughout the remainder of
the season. Capt. Ward is making arrangements
for light.draught towboat to do the busine IS on
the Upper Rapids in connection with the packets
of the line above. Connection will be made through
from St. Paul to St. Louis by boats of this line.
CORRECTION. = Some time since we stated that
Capt Harris, of the Northern Line packet Grey
Eagle demanded &c freight on wheat to st. Louis,
and, as that figure was &c more than had been
previously asked, we expressed the opinion that it
was exorbitaut We have since leaned that our
information was slightly incorrect. He demanded
Sc. We make this correction in justice to Captain
Harris. Our first statement was made on the
authority of another, whom we misunderstood.
This line we understand, is doing better now for
shippers than other boats, taking wheat for ioc
per bushel. while some transient boats are asking
Csc per sack, or about 12c per bushel. f-
| The further remarks at that time concerning the
illiberality of the Northern Line were made upon
our own personal experience and responsibility,
however insignificant that may be. Our brethren
of the press on the Cpper Mississippi will. we
think, bear us out in the assertion that no steam
boat line on the western waters, except, perhaps
the Northern Line negects to reciprocate the little
but valuable servicesof the press, such as we have
given that Line throughout the season, sometime.
At the solicitation of its agents and at other times
voluntarily. We do not look upon such recipro-
cations in the light Of bride but as pay for hones
service rendered. Hereafter We shall expect thu
Northern Line 10 pay for our services when requr
Cd in the same manner that We have paid for thslr
I-vith the 'cash money" ia sasaf Eaat ie
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Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills!
The Whole World United!
SICK PEOP E, T II I n K !!

.AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures book to fill;
This Is the case, the million say,
Win the cures OF Acrrick's Pill.
Thoy cone from h.s;, and North. ard West,
Ana WI; n glad ii Angs the papers I'LL,
Because the. are the oneapeet, safcIt, best,
And superior to Others IL Herrick's Pill;
From Plants, and flowers they're made;
Tho, always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves wore laid,
", il not for hsrrick's Pill.
Each Fill with sug. is coated o'er-
A rare discovery OF matchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until it appeared in Aerrick's Fill.
For wears he's wolA.l to heal the sick,
With joy elste his bosom hills:
For tens If Thousands now rejoice
A, the magis powers OF Berriok's Pills.
erHEHRICK'S MATCuLFSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inun0 ated the world with
their pup alarl,y over hva mllliou boxes are Used
annually, giving employ NEST to eighty five men
and women to put them up. Their cures are nun
bered by thousands-tneu praises on the tongues OF
ALI. Cltiaeus Of Muscasne and elsewhere, have
Won ever used thems Pus mp in English, spanish,
German and French directions. Larga fsmil,
poxes, Is ctsi Five boxes for 81. Sold every
whore.
oes advert scment ON SIu page.
R.eH. PALMER, Travelling Agent tor tho Uni
ad States.
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Muscatine, Aug. 20, 1860.

Corresponding AGENCY, NEW YORK, Aug. 1860.
Dear Establishing to introduce to the residents
of your vicinity the Consolidated Lottery Of Geor.
gia, drawn under the liberal management Of
Hodges, Davis Co., and be .ieving that the most
advant sgeous way Of so doing will be to send
handsome prize to some residing there, We offer
you the refusal of package of 26 Tickets in the
enclosed bril- lant scheme 10 prove to you that
there is nothing deceptive in this Communication,
We mention the fact that this Lottery il drawn by
Legislative Enactment, under the superintendent
of State Commissioners. appointed by an thority
and hat Security is given for the prompt payment
prizes. The conditions on which We tender the
above described package are these: After you
have Received the amount of money that 1t draws,
you are to use your influence to increase the pop
ularity of this Lottery. Ii you,will do that, you
may send for the package, and We truly bind our
selves that if it does not draw at least $1,000,
enough to accomplish purpose, we will send you
another package. upon return of the first, free Of
cost. We urge you to avail yourself, without hest.
saton, of this proposition, another such chance
may never again present itself. Please keep this
letter strictly private until yon receive your prize
money, and send Ten Dollars at once in your letter
to pay the Managers for TIE package. Should you,
from any motive, decline, please hand this to some
friend who wishes money, and request him to send,
without delay. Respectfully, yours,
SMITH, PRICE Co., Box 4676.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned.
IN adtn, pistrators Of the estate of James L,
Humphrey, decd, will, at Port Louisa, on the
A. M. Of said day, sell al the right. titls and
interest Of said decedsrt. (being one half in the
and IN block 1, and cut Of the Mississippi river
to Muscstine Slough, which includes fr,t-rate
steam saw mill, which will cut as much lumber ii
a given time a any other mill in the State-also
les in block l, lots I; 2, 81, 8, ., 10, II. 12
and IS in block =, IN fer. Louisa. and lots 8
the east half Of the eout east quarter of section
as. ali in township "a, pofth range west
- --II ELIZA JANE!HUMPHREY and
ss# asEaq a. LEoNARD ARNOLD, eai4ro+r
Administrators Of James I. Humphrey, deed
Aug. 18, 1seo-wlN taAs41'9 q -,231.9
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STATE OF IOWA, I &C
Muscatine County, 3D.
To Amos X. Diltz-Sir.


VOU are hereby notified that on the NTH day
l. or January, A. D. 1850. Sarah Sergent filed
in the Clerks Office OF the District Court of the
State o Iowa, in and for Muscatne county, her
Pc, ,tion, claiming Ct you the sum Of Three Thous
and Dollars n damages for SEDUCTION and for treach
of promise Of marriage, and praying that Writ
Of Attachment hight issue against your lands.
tenements, gods, chattels, 10.
You are further notified that Writ Of Attach
ment was issued, and also an Original Notice, on
which SAID notice the Sheriff OF said county made
the folio win & return, to-wit II cannot find the
within med defendant my halH ick." There
upon, at the May term, A. D. 1850, of said court,
publication of notice Of the tendency Of this suit
WIS ordered by said court to be made. s.....
Now, unless you appear at the next term of said
oour. (which term will b begun and holden at
Muscatine, in said county, on the third Monday in
October, A. d. 1861 and make tosald petit
ton, Judgment will be rendered a ainss you Al
prayed. CLOUD d VAN HORN y,
Attorneys or Piain'lf.
Muscatine, Aug. 16, 1S60-w4w-prs fes-s6
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Tns Csumsy rAfr.

The D.ree tors 81 the MuscatiAe County Agricul-
tufal Society are requested to meet at the ofoo Of
J. II. Wallace, in the ,ity of Muacatins, on Saur.
day, the 18th of August inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
to aet q time, appoint Judges, adopt programme
aud make general arrangements for holding the
next County Fair. 1t Is hoped that each Director
will feel it his duty to attend punctualIy, at the
time. stv CHAMBERS, Prest NJ. c. A. s.
anr15.1v b.. 40 - .. sd a. a.. 81. 81
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DIE D..

August 18th, 1860, about IL oclockH., ELIzApsTH
KANE-aged 81 years March 22d, 1860.
Deceased was the wife of John NJ. Kane, one of ou'
old settlers. She died at their residence, eight
miles from Muscatine. She leaves four small chill.
dren, the two youngest being twins only about nine
months oldf The affection to the surviving family
and relatives is severely felt. All that knew her
will mourn the loss of one of the best of wives and
mothers, and truly devoted friend. y.
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kPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. winslOw,

Mrs. window,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has
SCOT hing Syrup for children teethng, which great
y facilitates tho process of teethng BY ssftening,
the gums, reducing all Inflammation, will allay all
pain, and 10 suro to regulate tho bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in anot her
column. ..- f#4'
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SA N FORD'S
FAMILY ..- ..ts ..
Cat hartlc pills.
COMpOI1NnEn rpoS
COMPOUNDED FRnM

r.u VIZ Ssesetaoio extracts, and pat up in GLASS
o n, 0h IgnI, ana Will Keep IN any climate.
>; a"Aiy Oa'u21- lmentary canal, u d
-. ~ 20 seht4e put arc gooo and cate in all
aSSise s4'narho which Asses where Cathartic
nv PfoffietoI mas USED Is needed, such as De-
~ nie Piactce 1or more U rangemeptsot the Stom.
'nen twenty years. - ach, Sieepiness, Pains
AAo CONSTANTLY i n IN the BACK and Loins,
aeAsins oSmaAo from n Cosuveness, Pain ana
sAo'e WV nave lohS ~ Soreness owes tie whole
81 body, frem sudden GOLD.
auu satls1scsl3n - which frequently, ii
"nieu OH express IN re- neglected, enc IN long
sou w 'ueAf use mas In course OF revsr, Loss Of
uuSeo Aue W Piace mem ~ Appetite, . cfeeplng
within the reach Of all = Sensation of Cold ever
Inc PROFESSION Well :. the body, Kasrlessness
ano~ tnAt olnersnt "a u A.sdacne, or weight in
enaitacs act on different =, the head, all Intama-
portions OF the bowels. tory Diseases Worms in
Ing FAMILY A Children Or A d u So
AnA"AAS E4AA has, = rheumatism, . grest
WIN oue reference to Purifier OF the Blood
ms well ESTABLISH he'd 3 and many diseases to
tset' Deen compounded = which flesh is heir to
from variety OF the too numerous to mcn-
puFess vegetable Ex- tion in this ADVERTISE
tracts, which act alike mept, Dose to q
IN every Part Ct the ali
PRICE THREE DIMES,
In, Inc Liver !nvlgerator and kamily Cathartio
rus are fetaiied by Druggists genersly, and sold
wholesale BY the lraoe III all the largo towns,
:. I. W. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Vot.Io. 1886 BROADWAY, Nkw Yong
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Another Lottery swIudle.

Mr.. EDITOR The enclosed letter came to hand
yesterday; and, with your permission, will make
Messrs. Smith, Price l. Co.'s business known to the
residents of this vicinity free of charge We do not
want their $1,000. A person with thimble-full of
brains in his head can see through the scheme at
glance. You will see by the Act below that any
lottery purporing be drawn in Georgia after that
date must be illegal and fraud upon the public:
AN ACT to repeal all laws and parts of laws au-
thorizng Lotteries in the state Of Georgia. and for
other purposes-Sec. l: The General Assembly of
Georgia do enact That from and after the first day
of June, Eighteen Hundred and Sixty. all laws and
parts Of laws authorizing Lotteries in the State of
Georgia, or the vending OF lottery tickets in said
state, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved by the Governor, Dec. II, 1858.
So you see by the above that all lotteries in the
State of Georgia are swindles. Perhaps there are
others who would accept of so liberal an offer.
If so, they have the address-a they have to do is
to send on $40 and get $1,000 in return. Pretty
good investment, that; butt would rather risk my
money on Lincoln. Yours, truly,
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Mahala Briics District Court Of Mussa-
.. vs. tine County, Iowa, Oc-
a.orge Michael Brilss. tober tenn. 1850. 'rrT
10 George Michael Briies: Sr:- ="
V7OU are hereby notified that on the 26th DAY Of
1 June. A. D.. 1850, Mshsia Briles dled her
petition in the office Of the clerk of the District
Court of Mu-cstins county, claiming of you .
divorce from tho bonds of mstrimony, her tofore
and now existing bet wesn you and said petitioner,
on account OF the wiIf desertion BY you ofsaid peril
TONER q, the absenting yourself fo- the space Of
years without any reasonable cause therefor. You
are further moi fled that the Goth day of JUNE
1860, YOU we're returned "not found" by the Sn.rif
of said county, whersupon an order IF publication
upon fling the proper afidsvi, for that purpose.
was duly granted by edward u. Thayei, the County
Judge Of said county, against you Now, therefore,
unless you appear at the next term Of said Court
on the first dsy thereof, and answer to said petition
decree of Divorce as prayed for will be rendered
against you, and for COSTS sD,'
80 RlCHMAN BRO, Soils for Petitioner
August 20 Wit ~ ~@-
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MAR RI led,

August 18th, 1860, by Rev. K. F. Oberman, Of
Muscatine, MIR. Gro FREIDERIcH snAFTNl1 and
Miss BARBARA WILL.
Aug. 18th, 1860, by Rev. <. F. Oberman, Mr..
WLHSLx SoanIDr and Miss KArHARlNA ZAPF.
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Bell and Everett County COnven-

Bell and Everett County COnven-
tlOM.
E9-All voters Of Muscatne county favorable 10
the election Of BELL ant EVERETT will meet in
Convention at the Court House in Muscatina, on
AUGUST 25th, at 3 clock P. NJ.
to elect Delegates to the State Convention 70 be
held at Iowa City on the sist inst:
Ry order Of the Union Conservative Central
COMMITTEES, F. u. CuNMIss,
-T -a JoHN Il. WALLACE.
J. g. WELLS,
BEN. BEACH,
" 1853 H. 8. CoNProN,
K. I. 8. ScuENcK.
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~ ALBANY COLLIE GE s
OF HALT
Established 1885.

Herrick's Sugar Coated PillR
~ CHILDREN CRY FOR THEN! ~
THIS remarkable American remedy il carryin
i the sOorA by storm. Over five millions OF boz
% are sold annually. Composed entirely Of Flow.
the human system are pie ,sant, satisfactory and
successful. Acting directly on the blood, glands
solids and fluids Of the body, their is attended
With the aappiest result. In sudden attacks IT die
ease one or two doses always cures. In old stand.
ing cases Of sickness, small doses-repeated fire
quently-so cleansss the system, that coed health
is the result. No change in employment or diets
necessary. They never cause sore mouths, swelled
joints, aching limbs, etc, as do many other kinds
They are warranted to give satisfaction, or the
price will be refunded. They are Ct nsidered cheap
En- safer, prettier and in sll respects Superior to
any purgative pill in the Wor1d. 49, The discov-
cry of coating pills with sagar emnated with Dr..
Derrick. ALI Others are countertiets and If used,
will do harm, and disappoint the ssck Herriek'
pills elegantly put mp, 80 in box sDith large
sheet Of directions, end sell for rs cents Per box!
5boxes for 81. Jt I'D = .-
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
THE CIR EAT STRENGTHENED
r. and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy
r#s auf in the world. aes
These renowned Plasters cure pains, weakness
and distress in the back, sides and breasts in Eve
hours Indeed, certain are they to do this, that
the proprietor warrants them. Spread from resins,
balsams and gums, on beautiful kid leather, rem
ders them peculiarly adapted to the wants of Fe-
males and others. Their application is universal
equally to the strong man, the delicate woman,
and the feeble infant. To all they will prove
balm and = blessing. Their use is agreeable and
without annoyance or trouble. Each plaster will
wear from one to four months, and in rheumatic
complaints, sprsins and bruises, frequently effect
cures when eli other remedies fall Full directions
will he found on the back of EACH Public speakers,
vocalists ministers Of the gospel, and Others, will
strengthen their lungs and improve their vocss By
soearinl them on their breasts. Price 18& cents
~The above articles are sold by all the des'
ers in Muscatine and by Dru ggsts throughout the
United States, Canadas and South America Ut
Wholesale BY all large Druggists IN the principal
citiee. ~ DERRICK BROTHER,
- PRACTICAL CnEMIs7s, Albany, Ny.
PALMER BROTHERS,, Travelling agents.
Sept. 28rd, 1859. 3D. E'"-' ssh
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TBuy your Sewing machines at Dur
fees. He has the best in use also, good
stock of Watches, Silver Ware, Gold Pens
willow Baskets, &C., Watches and Jewelry
repaired promptly and in the neatest manner,
ats. q. DuzrsIs Jewslry stors, Auseasins,
Iowa. sa sflaf''@ -'7'''1'.- -s7aa9es- 2
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G;Il1lal0
d !. - Gl31IIlI|


MRS. w1NSLoW, 5.
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician. pre-
sents to the attent; on Of Mothers her =.
q n n NJ wynn WIN u
y III ii III IN In y IL u /
TOD cunnppn rnrTu,na ..-...
.1.- e ...,
W. HIN greatly lacll''.s 'ne Ploeess VI .ee'L
w ing, ~ soiehins 'ne suu'' isouo'nk ~
Dnammatiohs-"hI ah7y ALL AIN nno spasn'"o'
actloh, aoo ,s SURG .
TO hesuae .ne nc
depend upon IT, mo'ners' ~ Will s"s fes' ~ y'ui
seves sno ID.
heIaeJ ana HedttH 70 your inJontS
We have put up and sold TINS article for owe
ten years, ana CAN SAT-, IN CONFIDENCE AND rRuTh
of it, what We have never been able te say Of an.
other M dic,ne-NsvEs HAS 1T FAILED IN sINaLs
INSTANCE, TO EEFEcT CURE when timely used.
Never did we Know al instance OF olssatisl acslo'
~ any one who used it. On the contrary, all at
dell GIFTED with its operations, and spaak In terD
If commendation OF its MAGICAL hsces and medic'
virtues: we speak Id 'ns matter "hAr"E w
<now," after ten years txperrnce AND pLsp
DUB REPUTATION THE foLFlLLAs A!os WHAT "
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Partnership,

~ Partnership.
THE undersigned have ,hi day formed part
l nership, under the name and style OF holho-
CHILD, SCHW ARZ l. CO., to carry on the gen,
eral Dry Goods and Produce business, at the OLD
stand Of M. schwars, in Butlers Block. ,n
M. SCHWARZ,
D. ROTHsCAILD.
Muscatipe, August %, 1S60-daw4w
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Republfcan Meeting.

A meeting will be held at Neidig's School
House, On the Moscow road, five miles from Muses.
tine, next Tuesday evening, 2Ssh inst, to organise
Republican Club or Wide Awake Company.
HUGH J. CAMPBELL, Esq, will b present and
address the meeting. A full attendance Is re-
al
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Attention, Wiae Awakes!

Attention, Wide Awakes!
You are hereby notified TO meet at fremont Hall,
on thi. friday evening. for business and drill.
Every member is expected to be present, as
business of Importance il 70 betransacted. All
those expecting to join are requested to come for
ward Immediately. E@
Per order. J. B. TELLER, Cap.