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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

la sesrcLed into The wicked deeds Of men. Usl>n
ve upAold the laws, we have auarshy-heDce Ne ~
pubicab doctrine Is that they should DO obey6d. as
asserted this with full sense OF ms rsspoas'se
cort oral of that party. He humoroosiy go
of Noah and his ttres sons, and Proceedsa -
bat ss Ham. the father OF the Africans, vas ne
brother Of Shtm, who = our orlyns' HSesn s,
vsold h. seep there are curious refiections We
sbonld Iook AT the black man no u, and the wnoe
man as be is He maintained that we are .ne hapre8
PEOPLE p all the tide Is sSs to dta,b az h.
properly become excited among ourselyea oP
JoSk, the Democrats 90 well as ibe RePdbiicans seS
In favor oil exering Congressional power W .cox
Slavery outof the Territories. He proceeded W secs
Moth Wet cesscn, provided for Ave slater, in wnics
hefe should be neither Slavery nor involuntary servs-
tide, except for crime The Republicans are actiAg
precisely did the men Of tbose times, II toe ls<-
Ter believed that Slavery was divine inst'sa-
ton they would not have passed thaf ordinances
They we're laying the foqpoatIon Of grcst eingires
and tberefore comtrehsnded the great work ia I'll IL
bearings. They unlike ihe politicians OF tte scsens
dow. scred and spoke whh sincerity. Suppose ssheR
terrtory be acquired by he common blood and ssvss-
are, ne Republicans say they would exclude Slavery
fs6u that o. our revolutionary fsthers az from os
NsrhWest, and were they, then, 70 20 ton that sn
law1y0 a patriotic example lie believed, Tiers
90. n few such men here the House would be organ.
ned IN one day, following the example Of tsose -
gentlemen. Lee any one prove 70 him ms, tncs. ~
q err were wrorx N their egislsion on tina isee~
Ia q wed 10 tbs ACQUISITION of L0aisana and ftor-
ea. He did not cay it YVES The wee Poncy ~ -
fathers to disturb the properly IN The territory -
-xisted Wien acquired, bat Slavery VSs pefin'uecX
'tnsin where it existed, aud where u did not sxss
Aey prohitf ed it.
d. were fos the most part inaudible in the
e-orteY,' gallery but the above 10 beiisyed TO On
n aee | is principal points Ad]ossncd' .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24

=, 60, ~ AA"NkNcT., Mot day, JaR 70, Io01.
iEss Celia Ssesens nece Of Judge Stevens Of thie
sX deo on Saturday Ire injuries from the Pembersce
MAJ catastrophe The Coroners inquoss Is approach
ing, conclusion, Ssy era witnesses were examined
ebay regarding W, construction Of the Pembsrtoa
NIL, bus nothing nv q was elected. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
Arrev. of Countezfeiters.

ToLEDo, Monday, JAM rs lSeA
l.. s. pspyy Marshel w. =. johnson made
descent uPcN gang OF oounteffeiters on Saturday as
and srresisJ ak men and two women; he atso goa
pcssesson f their dies, and largo amount Of countor-
fsit tis " ID spurious coin. Their examination takes
rlRSe to-F NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY JANUARY ID. 1890

TO the Philadelphia Platform "a show the hostility OF
the Republican party 70 Slavery, where Slavery and
Poygsmy chased together as the eeics Of babar
fr ard the poly gamist aud STAKEHOLDER placed IN
the sane category. Tie said that the RepuS leans were
lowering their feg. II be could sttri ,e 1t % good
motive be would be glad of IL Those living fufsbest
from the negro, and knowing least about him, were
the most soliciIous for the poor slave. In tie
Southern poitons Of the free States you lind good
.aIip0. because they know what the condition
Of the slave IT,, and in proportion as you
70 north the feeling against Slavery increased.
Mr.. Douglas then again required to Mr.. Stewards
speech 10 show that bis Interpretation Of il vas CORRECT
and that be maintained the doctrine that the Union
could not exist half free ard BALI slave. The object
of the Republicans was to hem IN Slavery Ia order 70
smother il OUT, sarve out the French In Algeria
served the Arabs when they retreaed into caverns,
smoke them ont. The idea was to keep up agitation
along the line of the border rates. so az 10 render
slave property insecars ard drive further oorth;
then, when Kentucky by this process was mace nee.
the same system was TO be pursued I'LL slavery wae
extpguisled. He quoted from Mr.. Stewards speech
to show that he meant that The irrepressble con2ct
must 20 till either there was not Flaye otae iel
or all bad become slavehoding lnregNd to the charges
of indifference whether the States adopt free or slave
institutions, what he meant was that it was noue OF
his business whstber the people OF kansas adopte1
Freedom or Slavery. II was their business,
and theywould act according to their wants.
t was not adsptei to their requirements.
Slavery would 20 where it could be probably ON.
poyed. Itccud not be kept ont by eDactmeLts Hi
nOis adopted Slavery in spite of the ordinance of IT'S
and abolished il when IL found it did suit. Slavery
was question Of political economy, ano not proper
subject OF legislation. The people Interested rhe
beet judges Of WHIST they desired He wanted them 10
decide their institutions for themselves, and if allowed
10 carry oot their wsRes he did not himself how
hey decided. He expelled the charge that the Kan
sas- Nebraska bill produced agitation The political L
friends of the Senator from Maine had sent despera
does Kansasto create disturbances and regulate the
elections there. Just such combnstioDs he wished 10
reaob He wanted the people there to regulate their
affairs in their own way, aud they might call this
Squater Sovereignty or what they please. The sub
ect was then postponed till halfpast O'Clock to-mor
-ow Adjourned
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ThA Chr sstian Asseoiatiem. .

RtcnMoND, Monday, aan- Y, 3666
Ire Central Coramitee ofthe ChrisisE Association,
located here, hxsd w0rieans, iltA April, fcr shA
annual Conveaior cfth AmeE'c'.n Afssciatioass
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-09

The Canadian Parliament was opened on
the 18th ult. The Governor General in his
speech, announces that reply has been re-
ceived from the Queen of England to the
invitation Of the last session of Parliament,
and that the Prince of Wales may be ex-
pected to visit Canada in the course Of the
summer. s-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-09
STATE LEGIsLATuRE.
s. WEDNESDAY, February 20.
BILLS PASSED. f@

e~~N-~~D-~y
BILLS PASSED. t
An act to amend chapter 81, section Is
of the Revised Statutes, the same being
section Is of chapter u of the Compiled
An act to establish the town of Crystal
Lake.
Al act regulating costs in civil actions.
An act for the relief of school districts.
An act for the relief of the Mississippi
and Rum River Boom Company.
An act to amend an act relating to
attachments in Justices courts.
An act amending acts incorporating the
city of st. Anthony.
An act additional to an act, &C., pre-.
scribing rules and regulations for the execu.
ton of the trust arising under an act oil
Congress, entitled =" An act for the relief Of
citizens of towns upon lands of the United
States, under certain circumstances.
An act to provide for the attachment Of
real estate.
An sct to provide for the time and man
ner of electing United States Senators in the
State of Minnesota.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole, Mr.. Galloway in the chair.
Senate bills were considered and disposed
of, and the bill authorizing the Governor to
forecose and bid in the defaulting railroads,
was taken up.
Mr. ROBINSON, of Dacota, offered the
following amendment:
"But no title shall ever rest in any pur-
chaser or purchasers other than the State,
until all the debts, other than bonds, due or
payable from said companies, or from con:
tractors to laborers and subcontractors, for
work actually done on said roads or either
of them, or any part thereof, or for materials
furnished for the same, or for the right OF
way, are paid and satisfied"
The question being on the concurrence of
the Senate in the amendment, and the yeas
and nays being ordered, there were yeas 10,
nays 81, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Cowan, Cruttenden, Edger.
ton, Hall, Holley, King, Mackubin, Nelson,
Petit and Stevens.
NAYs-Messrs. Andrews, Averill, j. F.. Bald.
win, Bishop, Cook, Evans, Frost, Galloway,
Heaton, Hodges, Kennedy, McKusick, McLa.
rem, Norris, Rogers, Stannard, Stewart, Taylor
Watson Wells and Wlnn.
So the amendment was lost.
The bill was then ordered to q third
reading.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-09
The House then adjourned.

FRIDAY, March 2.
Bills INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. NORRIS: 10 authorize the
Secretary of State to audit certain accounts
for newspapers.
BY Mr.. CLARK: To provide for the
construction and equipment of the Land
Grant Railroads, and railroad to Lake
Superior from the Mississippi.
REPORTS.
Mr.. CLARK, from the committee an,
pointed to collect statistics to aid the legis.
ature in deciding upon a suitable inaLcial
policy to be, pursued by this state, submitted
report which embraced large amount of
statistical information of great value. One
thousand copies were ordered to be printed.
s.. BILLS PASSED.
A bill for an act prcscribiDg the duties of
county treasurer.
A bill for an act prescribing the duties of
county auditor.
81 TIE FILLMORE CoHTEsrRD CASE.
Mr.. COWAN, from the committee to
\ & 4Ifs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-09

SENATE.
Sss8 sss SATURDAY. March 3.
The Senate met and was called to order
by the President.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill for an act amending an act for the
incorporation of the town of New Ulm.
a bill for an act to legalize the sales of
land for delinquent taxes 10 Carver county.
A bill for an act to attach certain por-
lions Of the counties of Ramsey and Pine to
the county Of Aiken.
A bill for an act for the relief Of Chris.
tian Denlinger.
a bill for an act to vacate ceatain lots
and streets in the town Of North Pine
Island.
joint resolution relating to the publca-
ton of certain laws.
A bill for an act to create a lien in favor
of lumbeImen.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
NEW Advertise MENTS
FOR S.ALE,
SHERWOOD'S GRAIN BINDER

TINHIS mach as can b, attacked to any ordinary
i reaper. II binds the grain in good or,tsr a.
fast a. cut saving grain enough to pay Tor Inc
wire used in b,ndlag.
It 10 smpls and perfect as to commend itself d
once to every practical farmer.
No Harvester Is complete soithout this Binder.
We have a large amount Of testimony to the utii'
ity and vaiua Of this binder, Of which tho follow
ing from well known practical farmers 10 offered:
scIpio, N. Y. Sept. 11th, 1859.
ALLEN SHERWOOD Sir:-I havs witaesssi tria
NJ YOUR Binder, 1t worked WELT think it will
do the labor of five men, and a, we'll ~ can 10
done by the same. D. W. ArwArsR.
KINGS FEnRY, Aug. 20, 1859
A. SHERWOOD, Bear Sir:-I have d avn and
thrashcd the wheat bound BY yoar binder ana aoa
II all right, We pit,hed the bundle over four
times and not one bundle came unbound IN the
whole operation. g,
In thr, shing, the wire band, were easily rem owed
The wheat turned OUT rs bushels per acre:
ALANBON BRowN.
OwAsco, near Auburn, Aug. IL 1889.
We have se,n Allen Sher woods Gram Binder In
pract ical operation in wheat. Its operation was
simple practical, easy Of operat'o" and gerry sue'e''
jul. ,...-
It surpassed our expectation, AMI We rsco nsn'snd
it to tho attention of farmers every ere rs beis
just th1 machine needed for borssuing in the A.
vest fl AID h. ". SHELDoN,
T. HAYWOOD.
and ten OF hors.
Wei have similar testimonials from some 2oc ot"-
or prs Ct cal farmers, a,no"g thew ex Prssiden;
of The N. Y. Stale Agricul tural Society, and MANY
other prominent m"n, Is To the value Ut tins lnVen
ton Il took the First Premium at the Un'tsd
states yair at Chicago, 1859, and also at every
Fair where it has been exhibited. Price, $50
one-half down, one-halt in six months.
Send orders early to CHARLES FOSTER,
Gen. Ag't,
LsC!aire, Scott equity, Iowa
WIN. Duane Wilson, Sac. AZ. College, Desno mes
Iswa
Albert Allen, Washington, Iowa. r5. ~
i'm 97fh-w6.n
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHFREAi, on the day Of March. A. D
w 1859, John II. Lilly executed to Richard
Gable as irus,ec, certain Deed or Trust, convey
ing to said Trustee his undivided interest in lot
No. in block No. seventy four, in the city Of
Mu>cat,nc, Iowa-which said c,nveyance was
made by said John u. LILLY for the purpose Of Sc.
curing the payment of u certain prom ssory asts,
aud the in crest thereon, gnsd by said John H..
Lilly, dated March 5th, 1859, and payable nine
months after date to the order Of Geo. W. Wiiker-
son, for he sum of twenty eight 45-l00 dollars,
interest at ten per cent. r anpum from dae.
And now, tho said note having become due, and
the said John II. Lilly havi failed to pay the
suns, / kicn,rd Cadle, Trustee - aforesaid, do
hereby g'vo pa bile Lo'ce, that by virtue Of the
power that is vested in me by said deed of trust,
will, on Saturday. he % b " of january, A. D.
1850, at two O'Clock in b. afternoon of said day,
at the door OF the urt nnuso in he city of Mus
catine, xpose and off, for sale It pubic auction
the property NIB, 70 described, or 80 mu:h thereof
shall be- necessary to satisfy said motto with the
interest thereon, together with all the cos's attend
ing said sale, costs Of bis notice and Trustees
fees. RICH ARD CABLE, Trustee.
Muscatine, D 9. 30, ls59-w5"-prs fee s.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
/ SHERIEE,S SALE

DP virtue Of q special execution to mo directed
ID and delivered from the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Muscatine county, State ol
Iowa, against the lands and tsnemsnts Of Benja
Hershey, Elisabeth Hershey, John II. Hershey
Jacob Huber, john A. Parvin, Charles TwtohelI
aud Ni!ss v orks, have levied upon and will Z
pose t. sale, Saturday, tht fourth day Of Rebru
AIRY, A. D ls60,aat he Court House door, in the
city OF Muscatine the fnIIoyiny described proper
ty, to wit: Out lot No. ~, in section No. two
~. in township No. seventy.six (76), north Of
range two ~ vest, excepting sew nty tive feet on
the east SIDE, and feet the ives: side Of said
lot Aso, ali Of lot i've IN bosk forty three, thai
fails In lot NJ. two in Section No. two, In the
Township and Range Of 'reseid. Also, . parcel Of
land commencing on the west line Of lot No. two
In Section No. two aforesaid, thence west on the
line Of Muscatinc street, eighty three feet thence
At right angles with said street, one hundred and
forty feet, thence sastery at right angles with the
last line until 1t sttikcs the west line Of lot No.
two (2), in Section two (2) th.nss south Oh said
line to Muscatine Street, being piece of land
eighty three 1887 feet uscatine street and
ming north one hundred and forty GAO feet, All
situate In tn county of Mus,s tine, Iowa. All OF
Of which, or 80 mu,h theroof nc may be necessary,
vii be sold satisfy said SPECIAL execution fa-
vor Of Jacob Hershey. Sale to O. mnence stWeen
The ho.rs Of nne O'Clock in the forenoon and four
O'Clock in the afternoon Ct said day.
Sheriff Muscatine county.
Museatine. IAN s. 1864 w.pr's fee 50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27

DY virtue Of q special execution to no directed
ID and eliversd fcu,a t he office OF tho CLERK Of
the District court OF Muiostins county, State Of
Iowa, against the lands aud tenements Of George
Il. Edgar, Mary A. Edgar, Joseph Wilhelm, John
H. Cole. Ebner 5. Coleman and Leander Il. Sco6eId,
have levi upon and win expose 10 sale on Sat-
u dsy, the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1850, st
the Court do,r, in the City of Musc.,ins, the
70 flowing described property, to-wit Tho south
ter, and tho sou.h half Of thu northwest qusi
OF the north.ess quarter of section No. twenty
two, township s.veaty-ssven north, # range
wo wsst, of the 9th P. NJ, in Muscatne county,
lows. All of which, or SO much thereof, y
may be necessary, will be cold 70 satisfy sad
spociaI execution in fsvsr Of Israel Grab Sale
to commence between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon Vt
said day. ,o,,,
... Sheriff Muscatne county.
Muscatine, Jan. s. 1s6o.4w.pr' fe., IS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
IIYTRRy
PATENT.

This invaluable medicine il unfailing Ia the
cure Of al those painful and dangerous diseases
incident to the female constitution.
Nmsiseates all exoesses and removes al 3D.
structions, from hatever eause, and speedy care
may BE- relied On. - st't
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t 10 peculiarly suitei. 1t will in . short time,
bring on tho monthly period with regularity.
zHsss Pills sAould not be taken by females tsat are
pregnant, d@ ing the fret THREE A0N7HS, a.
thsy are sure to bring Miscarriage; but at essry
other tins, aud in every other case, they are perfectly
svs.
In all cases Of Nervous nd Spinal Affections
Pain in the back and Limbs, Hesv,ness, Fatigue
slight exertio ,P4lpitaation Of the Heart, low.
ness OF spirits, Hystsl,cs, Sex Headache, Whites
and ali tho intul diseases occasiened BY disor-
tered system, these Pills will effect when all
0 &f means have failed.
/ ilidirectionsin the pamphlet around each pack
age h,eh shuuld be carefully preserved,
A bottle containing so pills and encircled with
the Government Stamp Of Great Britain, can Be
sent post free fer 81 and postage stamps.
JOB MOSES, General Agent,
Rochester, N. 7.
Sold in Museatine by J. 3. Doushsrty, T.
Stone and sll respect able druggists.
GuscatiLe, Oct. 18Th, 1889.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the Office of the Clerk Of the
D.s,r,ct Court Of Muscatine County, State Of Iowa
aga nst the goods and ch attos. lands and tene.
meuu of Isaac X. Mann, have LIVED upon and
will expose to sale, on Saturday the Four tn
day of February. A. D. 1859, at the G ,urt Huus o
door, in the city of Mu.cAtine, tho following de-
scribcd property, to.wit: Tho west half Of the
southeast quarter OF section Thirty lone, Town
snip Seventy Six, Rang four west, in Muscatine
County, Iowa. Ali oil whico, or so much thereof
as may b. necessary, will be sold to satisfy sal !
Exc, ution in favor of K. NJ. K singer. Sale to
commence between the hours Of nine O'Clock 10 the
forenoon and fcur O'Clock in he afternoon Of said
day. WM. u lRiWN, Sheriff Muscatina county.
Mus .atine, January 9Th 1S6O-4wpr's
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
DEsr SSow.-We were visited last mig ht

DEsr SNow.-We were visited last mig ht
by the deepest snow Of the season. 1t now lies on
the ground to the depth Of over foot. The sleigh
ing must be excellent.-Daily 26sA. e- ayn
c. The freight business Of the Railroad
appears to have increased considerably of late The
Rock Island Argue says that during the last tive
years freight trains over the c. L r l. R. r. aver
aged from eight to fifteen cars day, but now they
average from twenty FIVE to thirty.eight
TuE LUMBER TRApE.-We are indebted to
c. Cadle, Esq. City Msasurer, for the following
statistics of the lumber trade Of this city for the
year 1859: tanN
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
C.ARRIAGE smlTHlNG.

n yoa want carriage cmi; hing 10 the way Of nsW
wsrk or repsirs c IL st Wsrd's, corner of Third
and Orange streets. lie is psNparsd to buiid Or
repair the fin st kind Of Carriage or Buggy wo,h
q short nssice, and On - reasonable terms any
similar % abiisn,nept west OF the Mississippi. All
cork hsit OK rspsi ed at his shop il warranted T.
give satisfaction. All branches Of carriage work
does on the premises cheap for cash. :agq -s-s
JAM H., ,aEsW %5TaeH3 w. D. WARD.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
EMPIRE
STOVE. AND TIN SHOP,

No. 143 second Stfcet,
One door north Of Green Dc Stones Bank,
MUSCATINE, IOWA.
- THE undersigned has on hand q good as
7 sortment of Cooking, Box and Parlor Stoves,
~ which he can recomm nd.
A,so, large assortment Of Tin. J apan and c. p
psr ware, which .fers at the lowest living price
al kinds Of work 10 Roofing, Scouting, Jotbine
etc. done in the best amer with nes tpess add dis
patch. thankful for past favors be hopes for .
continuance ,f the same. HUGH WALLACE.
Sent a. 1858.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
AZZATHE GREEN BOOK.

2((E1lE.0 Just published, $50 pages, price Is
cents single and married li1e; or, the insti,
tuition Of marriage; its Intent, bligations, and
Physical and Legal Dsqualfcations; the rational
reatm mt of all private diseases in both sexes, &c.
To which is added poetical essay, entitled "Cal-
lipaedee: or the art of having and rearing beauti-
full and heal by Children" by the late Robert J.
Culverwell. Esq, M. D.
Sent free of postage, by the Publishers, Chas
Kline Co., Box 1886, New York, or Dex ter Co.
Wholesale Agents, lib Nassau street, New York.
Agents wanted everywhere.
Also, gratis, an extract and sample OF the
above entitled DR.. Culverwell's Lecture en- the
rational treat nene of Spermatorrhoea and private
diseases generally, detailing ths means by which
invalids may efectualy cure themselves without
The use of dangerous medicines, and at bat little
expense to the q Selves. Sent free by mail IN .
secure envelope on the receipt Of ono stamp, to
prepay postage, by addressing, -
CHAS. KLINE l. CO., Box 1896,
Dec.7. New York City.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
LUMBER LUMBER

INV Ehave for sale at our yard, corner 81 xth m
w burberry streets, very large stock Of the
best quality Wisconsin Lumber. Purchasers will
NM N SAID stock every thing in the lupber linz.
Our assortment of E.ncing. Flooring and all kinds
OF narrow stuffis unusually large and Of quality
that may be denomnat.d No. L. We havs .siso
Timber of all sizes lengths, Barn Boards thor
-oughly Seasoned, Common ana Clear Plank Of any
thickness joist Scantiing, Siding, Shingles, Lashs
Sash, Doors; Picket. and Palings, together with
auy quantity of Dressed Siding, Flooring and
Boards of any 4, uepsions ever called for in this
market. All we have to say to interested parties
j., that We furnish any kind OF bin at price
which are guaranteed to be lower than can be OBJ
tanned in this city. Call and see. ,,..
-aa 80 HAicH & FULLERTON.
Muscatine, Dec. 44sh, lS5S.--w1m. sgeas
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
NOTICE.

xH7E take this m ,tho OF informing the ladies OF
w Musca,ipe and vi unity that We are pre-
pared to do all Kinds of Swing on Wheeler = will
s.n's celebrated sewing machine. Also dresses
out and N dead particular att ntion PAID TO
makino little boys clothes Residence 1T Mrs.
Whites old stand, opposite Weed, ridgman
K.nt,s MISS HAWLEY & co.
Muacatine Jan. Is 1360-2wdaw.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
ESTRAY MARE.

TAKtN up ny john oherfsy, residin in Sweet
4 gland Township, Moscatine Cou:-ty, S. ate .
Iowa. aud dsscr, bsa before J. 1. Hustled, o justio
u the p ace, in and for said County, as follows
bay mara between Two anu three years old. hav
ing no spots VI marks upon it.
A true copy of juttic. 9 return. ..s
EDWARD II. THAYER.
Dsc. 22-jan. l3-3nw. County Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-27
Important to Farmers.

ITEDGE PANTS BY the 100000 or single
IL 1000, on reasonable terms and warranted
good. Now is the time to do your fencing cheap,
as experience has taught rs W ere god care has
been taken o good fence is the certain result.
Send in your ord era early. Plants sent by rail-
read or steamboat where ordered.
Address ga 49, II. j G. CIRCUIT,
Dec. Swim puI.nt, Co lar o., iowa.