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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
ny TELEGRAPH.

w.sniserps. July "a Senator nenia-
min passed through this city, on the horse
railroad Last night. lie looks we'll. Sen
ntot benjamin gives most catering &C.
count Of thngs IN the Pelican State.
RccnssrtR, N. Y July g5.-A meeting
Of the wcman's Rights Union, wa held
here last night. Speeches were made, aud
resolutions adopted Luey Stone accepts
the nomination fut vice President.
wAsn,setvs July s5.- -senn,ur slld,ll
honuted the Louisiana Democratic Club
with his presence last night lie hes iuss
returned from Saratoga, aud IL 40 much
ftiuvensted. that his best friends scstce
knew him. lie would not hsve been adj
mitted 10 the Clrb on this account, but
for the Pass word Senator slldell made y
speech. IN which he snld with st. Paul pf
Tprsus, not him ~ Otlesns) he believes
that faith without work IL dead. lie re-
cvmmends the Clnb 70 phil ~ Us coat and
" necessary the garment tnnehinR its soul
nearer, and er 10 work fot the regular
numineess. Col slilell l. regarded ~ the
very Nestcr, Of political wisdom here.
Povrsu. August l.--Cl John Cocktail,
has gone TO Port lInison, 10 open the can
vsss. lie carries With hir IN his saddle
bags three vvls. Of the globe q fle Of
~. Jones' i'spet, aud vial cf br. Jsyne's
Esrectctant.
vissssuse. Avg. a. Mercury at ioi > d.
IN shaje-nu fights to-day
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

ToBAcco $500 PER HUNDRED POUNDS.
A lot of tobacco was sold in Lynch
burg, Va, on the goth, at the faLu-
lous price Of $500 per hundred
pounds | This is the liz hest price
ever paid in the world.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

Acclpssr. -On Wednesday even.
ing last, Fredrick Kent, Jr., eldes,
son If our fellow citizen Capt. +.
NJ Kent, had his leg broken by u
vicious horse. lie wes riding out
IN a buggy, when the Nurse becpm.
ing unruley, he Jumped out, and IN
doing 81 the animal kicked him.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
No. AZ the Annual Meeting 81

n@- AZ the Annual Meeting Of
the Royal Society Of Northern An.
tlquar'sus, held at Copenhagen in
May. the King Of Denmark presid.
ing, Messrs. Jared Sparks aud K.
c. winthrop. Of Boston, with sew.
era! distinguished men Of Europe
aud South America, were enrolled
rs foundativa fellows Of the 10.
ciety.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
SELLING orr Ar COST.

IN 0hbtH To- rsducs my stcet ~ ,irt'ds. hst'rs
Il renewing my ~ re 10 the h'uss nrw uceupi
~, ~ Theodore 'oldmsnn. wiil eommsuYs 70.
ass ~ 90 tbs ssrns NJ e''st for essh. 7 hsve on
n nd . ls'ts sss',rt nent ~ Dfy uofsds ~ every
description sna lsaies will nni hs,s y rsrr D.
pvi,unty 70 bug Goods ~ sstietp. y Nv prices.
>. " tsli,n.
iulyif srpi lafsts,ts street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
sFn- or Gen. Walkers movements
the n Y Times snya;

MA w zen. WALKERS movements
the N Y Times says;
Gen. Walker, ne heretofore stated,
arrived ut the Island or Ruatan
about the 25lh Of June last, nn
beard ~ the schnpner John Taylor.
where he was lined by about Que
hundred men, who had been gather.
ing there ior about a mouth previ
Qua, dropping in singly aud IN small
squads az aS not 10 attract atten.
tim cuming IN fruit vessels and
other struggling conveyances. -
The arrangements having been
completed. the Dew Drop, in com.
msnj uf Capt. Dimon, suddenly
landed some so men. while steam.
CT reported TO have on board the
balance ~ the expedition. was ~.
ing uif and on, without attempting
a. land. On the 9th Of June The
whole party left the islsnd on board
the john Taylor, destination un-
known
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

Mn. LINCOLN RLouESTID tn SrLtr ONE
Morn RAiL.-So nm Sivus nro the kelubi.
cans Of California to ror-rsr rail rf tho
abe Lincoln stamp. that Mt late cnthu-
eias'ic meeting of the party. IL was voted
10 send on 10 llhnoi- IT, obtaih ono. and in
care the supply Of tho original article IL
exhausted. II was suggested that Mr.. Lin
coin be requested to- split just one mO,s for
their especial benefit.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

THE MitiraRy Autpeay, Wrsr
PdfSt lit pursuance Of at net If
Congress, passed on the 2lst 81
June, f,ur commissioners were NJ
pointed tp examine into the organ
isatirn. system of discipline, aud
course " instruction IN the United
States Military Academy, with n
view to ascertain what modification
or changes, " any, are desirable IN
order that the Academy shalt best
accomplish the objects nf it's .stab.
lishnent. these commissioners ~
ac, IN conjunction with two olli'ers
Of the army tp le appointed by the
President The Speaker Of The
House appointed Hen Henry Win.
Ter Davis, Of nIsrylano, AMI Hon
john C,whranp, IT New York. on
the part Of the House the Presi.
dent uf the Senate appointed Hon
Jefferson Dsvis, If Mississippi, aud
Hon. Solomon Foot. ur Vermont, On
the part Of the Senate. II IL ex.
pectpd that the commission will
shortly proceed to the performance
Of ito duties.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

WAR 4 CAiLD TnoueHr OF MErroR.-
A little girl In Wultham, who saw tho
meteor ON Friday evening. innocently
remarked that she guessed our Heavenly
Father thought TWINS Fourth OF July.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

"Low TiDE".-The water in the Ohio
river ut Wheeling, l. 80 low that tho pro-
pristors OF fry buatS and skiff- are said to
exp ,rience sensations of alurm every time
thew see COW Or horse drinking iioin the
stream.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

yesterday, that Mr. Phillip winfree,
had died ot the wounds received
by him IN the ARRAY on New River.
Of witch we made brief mention
Yesterday.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
BELL 4 LyERETT ClrB.

There will be a regular meeting Of tho
bell and Everett Union Club vt Old Free
by,efinn Church, saturday evening Az
gust 4ih. CnAs. ID. FAvRor ssey.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

~ Money is reported tigh in sll the
southern eities. In some Of the interior
places there is not snoagh TO g., siyAs On.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

pany ~ gentlemen In this city in
March last. aud Agricultural, Me.
ubanical and Industrial Exhibition
was held. on the grounds " the U.
s. Barracks. north If this city
which IN the extent and variety If
things exhibited. and the number
uf peul''e called together from all
parts OF She country and from sister
States-is without n parallel in the
history of Louisiana. All previous
Efforts IN this behalf are secondary
IN important 10 this. Tue promp,
response of the people To- the call
made them, and the guarantees Of
feted nn all hands nf the success uf
this noble enterprise, has brought
together q company of gentlemen,
WIN, under charter II the Legisla.
turp. are now associated IN a joint
-,
go oao 80 -, -. r
s,oo i, uL.su. =, IL, ,,,,,,,,
r. s,o ooo $50 -. -, a.. ca
-. ,....,,..,,.
: -,
~" w., :. = - No.. .,...,.. p...,u
n. W. Allen. john A. Druphery. ~.
"a ea" M.,,a,, "a Andrew 9 iIsr,~n' Jnbn
kle'nrs,et, Be ,,, w",s'S ~ a"hn
Tom p,npm i'euty y. wul.h. Fl Gov.
is,,, u, j. +. Nolan. ller,r vpn phul.
~ H., brri ,i. iso1 IT, thr'l .',r. , ss,
4. Meditation; JANE. b Lgblell' 9, ".
pile.
Since then. n number " others
hayc entered tho association and
AZ soon AZ the a,n,mnt Of capitsl Ia
made nm. the association will pro.
ce.d at once to the election Of
Board of Directors. and the erection
nf suitable buildings. A level and
well adapted sput of ground of
about 100 acres, IN the vicinity OF
THE city, has been selected. which
will be- purchased by the associa.
ton. The fret exhibition Of the
Louisiana State Agricultural. Me
cbanical and Industrial Association"
under this new organization will
I've held In March 1861 of which due
notice will lie given by publication
throughout the country.
The mere FAC, or ,level,ping the
resourc.s of the country Agricul.
,ural Mechanical aud Industrial Is
4, our mind secondary In ;mpor.
-. A., u,., -, u.,'i,.,n, 81,
''"''' '. WV "'' '" :,
ana po''''ca' 'nhoence, wh'ch u"
such meetings are calculated 10
produce. Let the people from all
s,.,.s-sven n. far away M tho
-, -. -. -, -, ,.,.,.
80" .V'" ~ 80 ' 49, =,
'he'f 'o'ngs WI" 'ne"' ana We w"
90 to see them, and learn how they
live think. and act in tina, remote re
zion. We have lust seen n pressing
;a,,,,,;,, e,,u + q c,,, r., vico
~
President OF 'he on''eo states hg"
cultural Society. TO John A. Dsugher'
~. Eso.. and tho members Of our NJ.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
Ar COST.

nv trCOuNT " my aeprf,are from baton
~ nurse. I uif-r trg sutiie stuck ~ watches,
p.eks, isweny. bism iris. risn's, 80 ~ cri
ginsi 2 ~ rt.re A. trs ssu,s tive srnid In
irrm sli my customers, whu are Ind, bted 10 me
~ psy ,heir see, rnts ~ settle the ssne w hui-.
TiirulURf uULi'nANN.
IuisIT Wstehusksr sud Jeweiisr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
GLASS WARE.

GoBiETs. TuNBbgRs CbsmpsFns Glsssss.
VI Wine and Urrdi, uisssss, iee-ptsrs Hit.
80 Bottles. syiup Pitchers. aks st-uds. Bowls.
salts, Nspplss. ws,sr Bc,,ies, Lsn,ps. etr.
luiri7 10 PiPhH a BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
AND PORTER.

81. CASKS uaruine IL ia Pale sle, 70 do.
L.t Muef = sons spsrsifng Ale ~ Eases
suinness' Dublin stist 6,ssks spsse''s Lsgsf
bv-f-iuf sale ~ reduced prices. 80,
sisysG W WV huefL.
New store, opposite the old stand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
IRISH LINEN.

7 HAVE iust received bot o. pure linen direct
II from ir-isnd, s.so sn sss1it nent - White
t,'ih n the chsspe.t H. tn market.
ialyJi FANNlEr sJONon
North Boulevard II near State House
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
cori.s,r,. In.,,,-,. Of Date" u.use.

TIVE duties Of the Institute. will ho re
i snmsd IN FedsssioB. the 10Th Oao
her. 1850 A. the number If pupils i nee
essa'ily limited applications should be
fnaie "a early rs practicable.
szsf- For oireulars enntainire terms. &c.
apply to W. II. N. MAGRUDER.
aug2 Baton Rouge La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
FLOItnf FIAItIiff

I.'iFTy bAnntLs hest tswiiy csr In store.
II std Er ssls ~ ~. FRENDEHuAsT.
iunsti
HANS 800 Sugar Cured Iust rsssivsa snd
III ff sale 80 ~. pHbNDtHAsTs.
Jgn-Ii
I Auo.-50 Eros superior article Of Lard
~ On hand aud fsr salts ~
Juusai ~. PHENDrRC AsTs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
MORE sEdiARs.

+ NAVE jus' esceiv.d io.'a0 rros- n ihose srs
i iiavans :. asfr. VII eh tT-r Tor ssls 1T Rsr
Vriesus pricss Gall aud sssmin- them.
iuisit ~ FHFN bkHgAsT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

FfffffFH fHt Hftfff "f Hfn"FIf
A sAtRtT treasure - M-ris An triisiis snd
~ the isdiss ~ the 81 ~, ~ w. uiss XIV. An
ei-ssrt tiftsi uotnpsnierf,f lsdF's ilei-t"r
safe pniv y, ~ A VA p,utES
lrlggl bfH, sipfe.
MtxiOAN MUSTANG iiNiasNi--ff ssie
lNI ~ I'D n MM. B,sitL.
Ti,. Hest Is.p.,t.d Havana s'Gs's.
I UNbhhs lu'itmidsd, FIRST Qualify;
IL Ia Meridian. "
tersnefu
Ia ltssnnidsa
IH Ser ants
Washington, Eisci, tie -
irlyis NICHOLAS nAnToff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

TN. pr,n.. ~ wales says,
ruiNtss' upnuine u, nee stou, is pr-iiy hard
~ 20 hes,-lot sale cry hy
IuiF9t ~. WV. W H'Is
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03

- bAsEEIs vivs ul, jet uesived snd
20 snd fof sale ~ " pas ,DgRgAsrs,
Main stree, opposite iisfrsy iiouse.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-03
spECIAL NOTICEs.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

TNIiE regular meeting ~ the Louisiana
j Historical Society, will take place Vt
their rcoms in the Capitol, on Monday
night next, tho 9Th inst. ut ~ o'clock r.
NJ GEORGE A. PIKE, seet'y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-30

DRPARTsD FOR Marshal
Unger started yesterday with his family for Cali
ifornia, designing to embark on the steamer which
leaves New York on the 9th prox. We are sorry
to lose him resident of our city. A. City Mar
shall he made faithful officer and certainly one Of
the most efficient we ever had and As leader OF
the excellent brass band bearing his name we fear
his place will never be as well filed. The band
was kept together five years by bis perseyering
efforts, and has been great ornament to our city
Mr. Unger leaves many warm friends behind, who
wish him success and q welcome reception from
those among whom his lot may be cast in future
~ We labored under Misrepresentation
when speaking, some time ago, of the lectures
before the Literary Institute, in saying that the
members Of Unger's Brass Band were not paid for
their services. They received SIS. This statement
is due to Mr.. ]. H. Cannon, Treasurer, who collect
ed the money from subscribers to the general fund,
with the understanding the part of many that che
band was 10 be paid. We had received the impress
sion by some means that the services of the band
were gratutous, and were not correctly informed
till yesterday - hence the delay in making the
correction.
CO. By the subjoined extract from the
Auditors Report, it will be that of the four
most populuas counties in the State. Muscatlne is
the only one showing increase in the value of
property per acre from 1853 to 1859:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-30
STATE OF IOWA, }


MusoATINE COUNTY,
WIliisn Lake az snst samuel Kendrick, Sarah
Kendricx, ard Sarah Kendrick, executrix Of
o Samuel d. Kendrick, docd. .l,. "a
TyNHE said Sarah Kendrick, and Sarah Ksndrick,
j executrix of Andrew d. Ksndrick, are hereby
notified that on the 39th day of December, lS5 50,
William Lake filed in the Office of the CLERK of tn
Muscatine District Court for the State Of Iowa, a
petition claiming of you, with the said Samuel
Kendriek, the foreclosure Of q mortgage executed
by Andrew D. Kendrick and Sarah Kendrick Or
the Oath Jay Of October, 1850, to secure the pay
ment of note executed by the said A. D. ken
drick, dated Oct. Gath, 1850, due one yesr afte
date, for $250o.o0, with ten per cent. interest
which mortgage conveyed to petitioner the follow
ing described lands in the county Of Muscatine,
State of Iowa, towit: The southwest quarter Of
section eight go township sevent7seven az north
Of range two (2) west also part Of the northwest
quarter of se,tion seventeen % in the aforesaid
township and range, described as follows: Begin
ming At the north corner of said section thence
running with the saotion line south ffty-six and
six.tenta poles to the middle of road from Mus
catine to Iowa City, thence With the middle Of said
! read thirty-six degrees east one hundred and
twenty eight and six tenth poles 10 The intersection
with The: quarter section line, thence RAINING with
the quarter section line east eighty two and eight
| tenth poles, north one hundred and sixty poles
west one hundred and sixty poles TO the beginning
containing in a two hundred and ninety five acras
more or less, which mortgage vas duly recorded il
the recorders efhce OF MuscatIne county, Iowa, OF
the 25th day of Oct 1850, at O'Clock P. NJ, il
hook R, pages els and s1s. Of said office of kecor
| der. And unless yen appear and answer thereto OF
! or before the first day of the next term Of sait
court, decree will be rendered ag ainst you there
on, foreclosing your equity Of redemption in sai,
premises. And it appearing to tho said distric
court at. the January term thereof for 1860 tina
said Sarah Kendfick, and Sarah Kendrick exc ,utri
Of Ardrew D. Ksndriok were not found an
not dents Of the State of Iowa. it was therefor
ordered by said court that notice of TIRE pendenc
Of sal suit be published in the Museatine Week.
journal for four successive weeks. So. -
/ A1t ~ Vt3'otE THoS. HANNA
l. !eEall z 81 Solicitor for Pstitioass.
March lG, 1sss--w4w-pr'< fes.3l2
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-30
mob27-daw1y

TIyry this remarkable and most interesting remedy
l. 1t is composed of the concentrated Juices OF
the most powerful and the most soothing Plants
and Roots in natute, chemically combined and in
solsted in we'll sealed Bottles, and charged by
powerful Battery: Thus possessing in addition to
its superior medical virtues, strong Magnetic and
Electric properties, profoundly penetrating, and
eminently queting and soothing. 1t relieves r ain
and inflammation at once (whsn freely applied, re-
laxing the strained muscles and nerves. giving new
life and vitality by its life giving qualities, to Par
allied parts AMI Chronic or long standing Com
plaints, and Weaknesses, allaying Nervous pain,
(Neuralgea,) Irritation, and Removing Obstfuc-
lions like . charm. Indeed all who have used it,
speak of it as truly wonderful medicine, and
et,e it by far superior to any and all other exter
hal remedies in use. If applied in season it is an
I'M failing re medy for the Group, Sore Throat, In
flammation Of the Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys
and other Organs, Rheumatism Spinal rritation.
Aenei in the Breast, and at all times cure Nervous
Headache, Neuraiga, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth
Ache, Ague in the Face, Pmplss and Eruptions Of
oil kinds, Piles, Bruised and Splained Limbs,
BUNS, Eroren Parts, Chilblains, indolent and long
standing stores, sounds, &c, DC. 1t will also re-
| store the hair to the bald head and prevents the
| hair from falling.
| The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively
| used upon Canal and Draughs Horses for Calls,
wounds, Sprains and Laneness, and is sure cur Q
whoa applied hot, for Scratches on Horses, and
Foot Alton Sheep. All the proprietors ask for the
Magnetic Ointment is a fsir trial, confident that
all they claim for it will be found true to the let
tor, In the neighhorhoodwh it is manufactured
many people buy it by the Quantity, and tits kept
and used by almost every inhabitant as Panacea
| for the numerous Pains and Aches every family is
more or less afflicted with. . We say again,
| Tn Dr.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
None genuine unless signed as. BueN," with
pen. See pamphlets containing full directions
around each bottle and CT. :ulars left with agents
Price Is cents for small and SO cents fef large bot
| "a All orders should be addressed to D; kAN
SON & Co., Earlviie, Madison county, n. Y.
+ Sold in Muscatine by all the Druggists also, i.
Fairport by Isaac Spencer Fulton, Bur.aws
Junction. M: K. Po@e,ey- MMo. .: =: H. Emil
49, XCo.-Ouonws, Dr.. A. L. Bayard.-Gran
lew. +. d, spragus.--Port zLoaisa, Hutehsson 4
nsraer. and BY medicine dsaierl generally.
dses-weoven va 0'1.'A
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-30
Rixar NeWs.


The river at this point is about at stand STILL
but there is a prospect of rise OF some 3 or
inches, there having been rise of a foot or more
above La Crosse. 1t will, however, have no effect
on the Lower Rapids, on which there is now only
about 80 inches of water There is feet scant from
St, Louis to Cairo, and from to 81 feet from St..
Louis to Keokuk. The Illinois is falling. In the
Missouri there is 81 feet en- the worst bars.
FaI1aHrs are still high and irregular on account
Of low water and difficult navigation. Wheat to st.
Louis u cents, corn II cents and other things in
proportion. Passage to St. Louis 81 to So. To-,
TIE NORTHERN L1sE-The card of this popular
line of packets will be found in our paper to day.
It will be seen that the boats comprising the line
are of the first class. The public who patronize
these boats may rely on good accommodations and
moderate charges. Block 4 Co. are the agents fol
this place. -rsr..r. 81 g. &. tUI ...-.,.,f.
Tn MINNESOTA BELLE.-This fine boat, (whilon
the brightest and shocking steamer on the
river, but now rather dingylooking for the want o
q new coat of paint arrived from St. Louis Wed
nesday, under command of Capt. ). 4. Reach
we'll and favorably known in these waters. Our
citizens will be glad 10 learn that during the pres
emit low stage of the river the Belle will ply regu
larly between Montrose and Rock Island. ge,
} sLAxs PHplS.-The ice in Lake Pepin is reported
feet thick and it is thought it will not be ope,
until about the middle of April. Teams are nov
crossing it in every direction. sfneIa u % y
The steamboat Arkansas Traveller, from New
Orleans to Et. Smith, sunk Wednesday OF last week
near Van Buren,, Ark. Unknown passenger lost
Boat and cargo total loss. ........ .s5 I'd
BuRNrD-The steamer Persia, while loading q
Memphis for Cincinnati, was burned on the Esd
with [, ZOO bales of cotton on board. s;-r4 (
,SrkAxHoAr BuRNrD.-The steamer Anglo Saxon
from Cincinnati for Arkansas river, when at Evans
Vile, Ind the 9th inst, took fire in her hold
and was scuttled and sunk. Deck cargo saved. NJ
lives Lost. Boat insured for 5000, og ,s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-30
THE STATE OF IOWA,
MUsoATINK COUNTY, o.

EU4boCu CaBo
William Case '''S''
TTNO William Case You are hereby notified that
there 10 now on lie in The office Of the clerk Of
the District Court ef Muscatine county, state of
Iowa, petition of izabsth Case, claiming of you
a Divorce for reasons set forth in said petition
The original notice having been returned by the
Sheriff, as follow: II cannot find tn. within named
William Case in my baiIiwck''-ths court ordered
publication of the tendency of the above suit to be
made according to law. Now, unless you appear
and answer to said petition on or before tbs first
day Of next term Of said court, decree will be
rendered against you thereon prayed for by petit
TONER. CLOUD & VAN HORNE,
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
March 81, 186o-w4w-pr's fee, IS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-30
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES
BRf.aT'S
PULMONIC WAFERSt

The most certain ana sp eedy remedy ever discover
ed for all diseases of tho Chest and Lungs,
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Every ono afaisted should give them IN impartial
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2 r, VocAL1srs AsD PusL1o sPsAEERs, these wa
fers are peculiarly valuable they will in ONE DAY
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professional v0calists. -s..-eiE ..--..
j, -.-ss7 JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester,
NY. Price rs cents per box. For sale by q
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DIED.

DIED,
At Kingston. Missouri, March 18th, 1850, FANNY
FAT, infant daughter of DR.. J. W. and Lizzie Fay
Madison-aged weeks.
In Mpscatine, March 36th, 1860, of membrane
Group, ESTHER ANN, daughter of Levi and Elizabeth
Bretz-aged years and 10 days.
At his residences, in Farport, ON Monday eve
ming, March 2Gtn, 1860, THOMAS R. HUGHEs-aged
4S years.
In Pike township, Muscatine county, Iowa, on
the morning of March 2sth, 1850, CAROLINE HoYr
SALISBURY, wife of D. c. Salisbury, Esq. - aged 81
yesrs and months.
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WEEKLY JOURNAL.
LOCAL DEPARTM EMF.
Young Mems Republican Working

Young Mons Republican Working
club.
An adjourned meeting Of the Y. n r. w. Club
will be held at the Office of Esq. Washburne, Ire
mont building on Monday evening next, April Cd
at n o'clock for the purpose Of perfecting the or
ganization and attending to other business OF
importance. general attendance is invited.
Bv order of the Executive Committee.
Fred. TAPE, Chm.
Muscstius Narch 90, 1860.