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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

Ginealte 6cnnc. &cn Garti6tt
in SDio wiro oem }9riculturiiten Sc.
lbriebtn: SD be1iBe cine prtubiOe Sen.
ne, Die ib iclbit 1871 9cjo8en babc, lpeIhc
alio ieBt 81 Sabre aft 1T. Sic 1T pOn
rein lpciBsr 8lrb3, Don mttlertr @roBe,
le5te gut uno 500 ieoen Somn|r cine bi6
SUci Sruteu iun0e 0ubntr ouf, lis nod
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ne mdtteritbe Sor9fllt Gbcr bic iun9en
Sruten i'm 2(n0cmeinen aus. 2a6 1T
9clpib Die dltelte brfannte 0enne.
U 3u cinem Srunfenboloe, Der Elm
QFofer auf Der Stirne tru9 ia9te Elm
dnperer BOber Giele @olfe ouf OeinGr
Stirn 2(b, oieie 1T nod BON 0etri9sn
NebeI! errpieoerte oiefer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Sart lUri8bt 0criumt.
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pon tlIcmpbis.
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Die Jle8jerunB BAT rfiilteue CspriGsn ertaltm,
rie bic Ginnnbmr unO Srisbun9 ven Wempbtt
rTN tie 9mrettruprrn triliti9cn.
Srtcn &anrnrutUot! Der Nsbe0sn mrbrn
cnmttrr 0crpmmrn, peCr in cen @rmb sctr0rt,
Or lrg!e Nril tbrer Niiiiiippi 6lpttr.
Gie Sfiifatrt tt5 Milililppi II baburd plc.
Ter nSfnrI.
&Or Gjmrral McGhQan5 9lrmce lino felt &C.
itfrn Sormitta1 feline Na6ri6tsn eingelaufrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
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2(m 2s. y. NltS. ais Elm alter Mor
9tlmtu6 2SolferobToCr, in Worlet
EontaRtr GauntD, iitD auf leincm 9ei
meg pcn Der &irtJe tefanb, lpur6r CT \
entm no0 Meitrn fobrcnoen Srabti
auf Der ptmnmlu1nilEen Giienbobn c
9ebctt. Die pfcife rer locomotive 10
Sc, lUie 0NpGDnlib, jur 8arnun9
Rdmuno be6 28e9e6 9ebloien unf
Iciner 8crmrrun9, aus Dem Te9e
fommcn, fam Ger olte Monn auf
Gclclr, ouf rcIrbem Ger Bug beronbJ
lle; cr fttirgte III SooCn uno ebc er
dufroftn fonnte, 0in9 Ger Bug tiber
uno ou9cnbtitlithcr 500 erfcl9te.
mar idrCctlib rCritiimmett, inccm
6ppf pom &lrper bcinobe ob9eIbn
umo bic &cinc un0 2trme ob8eriiien
rem. 2SicoCrum cine 8arnuno fir
8dn9sr pom Nie9elwc9 3u bleiben, I'D
oCr6 aIte uno ibmihlibe 9eute .-(S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

U Sat N e d t.-Sbne 8etrc
lbrtlbt eincs unferer @c6Iclbldtter
net ianften Wabnun9 an feline iauu
gen Nbonnenten - Fam feline sd
Webl liefern uno obne @plo feline 2
erei cine 3eituno.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Gp6terc Gr;eeS.9eae6riebtem.
Son Wi { Glclton62( 2(rmcc
Sort SSriaDt oerdumt.
Drr il1ifiiffippifrri.
gspu McGlcuouS 9trn,tc.
9cr NcbtlIen0cncr0l Sr0nlcn t.ltIitD
N,rr,u,nS,f

2Ct NtOtNel(8CnCt@l SrDnlCn t@ltilD
Utrlpunoct.
MrGIrItans 9auptQuofticr, 6.
Suni. 3wd CcIutcure, weItaf b,ut, Mm0t
ontamen, tnidtm. rap Gjm. So. 3ctnirn &c:
fi9rtiN uN0 pitlejdl tGpniA in tcr Icetn S6ladl
rurA cine Minirfugel in rrr 2rnte Y.rmunrtt
wurt'. Gmrnl 9. Smiib fiGr! isBt tat Sem.
DorHO. GiAe Nnhridl wiro pen antrrn Gr,
len tejt&tst.
Tirlr Oeirtture i&Ggcn bn lelnttitm Scr
Iuit ouf 10000 Ecptr, Gsrwunrete unp Gus
miDr.
Sort lpriSbt 9crdumt.
Gatrp, Is. 9unt. 8Ort 9priAGt II prn ZEN
Nstsllsn gcrdumt wcrtrn. 9er iMp jcgt in bfI'
Zen SrTBe.
OffsiCIIc erGati9uns Scr Pinnabme
pon tlICmpbis.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Orr 9rje9 fir Die tluiOu.
GSpm &rIcGsTc0o
2Spu General $5encte' : 2Grmec.
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29uS 2snfcbiilotplt.

8oIatnNtOn,l 1, 9lnt. GVllcnSt Dc,
srI@e II Nrue Mfpr6cn bttm &dc5strpaIrmsnt
rin9tBonaen
0auptQuartier be3 Wiiiiiiippi Dtz
partncnt5 tel GQrintD, |. SUM.
G}cm @ncrnt @rpr on ben Wnjr General
Sailed GS 9rtCtdt mir gum &er0Hd8Cn, b:n
ginStatsn Grfrlg, brr am %. Ma untcr Colo,
ncl Gllirt au5Bfanttcn GrpcSItcn ju trr&tcn.
giatb fprtirlrn WarIAcn tei EnJ urb Na6t turd,
Elm I6wirrigsS Gtrrlin, Grlona rs ibm enbIid1 am
80. Nint ;t 0cpnsplls bic Mptile S9ip giIrn'
babn 81 crrcGCn.
Gr 3rnGrlf has @lcie an UIdm Gtelen, foe
po6t n5rbIlh ais itbltd ven pem Srtf, lprrR0tr
cine llrtHtriidung, HCrtranrte ta5 Drpct uno
Die 2ctrmCtvra un0 rinea 3GA BON 26 gGGgrn
init gcrrit1rn offer 9Irt, 5srlGfte 10000 Gjes
webrr, Stiit &'rlAUb mo cine 9vpbe Mm9e
ppn &lCirnBaliden uno Manjttonm unb nabm
1000 G'rfauDrnrn, weldlt or nit leirrr GovalIe,
rir niGt frrlId0ifn fcnntc, ban G0rtrpcrt dt
nittt mrbr bic 2G1iin 8cBcn bic Gereinigtcn
S!aaten 81 trhBcn.
Der Ssnp battle pon ben @tweauanrn b;s So,
lOnrls Nodrihtp cI6nltcn uno liI6 einm 3I0
Don &c Cars nit lrdttr 2trilrrie uno 5000
Mlnn Snflnterie bic Shbn ouf mb nietrr Idb,
rsn, I'm tDn gu orrbirptrn, IiA ruIclten Su nG0'
Crn. Die gdnie 8lDn mar nit Gabrllm Nidete
beIebt. Gol. GQtot5 Commando lctte riniae
SNBe allrin pOn 6Icilb, mic man e5 i'm 2nnoe
bIrt pGthr5 r5 marltirts, fintm frnnte.
8isic Grpcpitrn Gut T4 i'm tGAln @ratr
bNr4 bic &aDnbeit unp s&nGli9Teit, nit tcr lie
nus0rTU9rt wc,prn, 0u5arjd&nrt, uno ttrt6tist
fen Colonel @uiptt unp rIn Commando ~ Bcb.
er QutWidnung.
Die errun9rnsn GeIultate wcten Zen 6einb in
Ssrle8n9ct irBsn unb gu tfiin Oemoyall latirn
bfitragcn.
Sol. GlliUit Geridtrt taB fr Die g8r9r sctl re.
ttrrneT 5einbe geiuntrn batr, fif lib in aun
Jt9tun9En Srilnun. SUGnYppr,
Nfljor. .Qjrnrnl.
Son GprintD.
@en. 9a he DIS Sauptquarticr,
1. SUM. Die 0tetelIm iin8en am Monta9 tsn
26. Mai an, tbre &ranten fOriSuI6afen.
@rn. Scaursaovb unp 9rnnB parm nr4 am
Oirnlta9 in Grrjnt9 onpsIenb.
llnIcre Gaoaaerie fanO sn aroBIs ftinotdrs
Eager Gn Der Mcmpbi i3.SGU '@iImba6a, ba6 Die
WfICurtrugprn unter Writr unb Gan Turn rrll
an Ocnarrit1a prrIaiitn botrn Iplim. 5n tfm.
ieltcn murtrn 1000 Stif Gtnr9rr uno mtbrerr
Gunbnt 6diisr SaI;IdIA srttuttt.
Die GaSaarie fano auf UnIthcmsn Bran
farfe att9eilan5en pr8 8snerS nit grtilIcrie.
9efan9enrn wstcn in Sruppen prn 40 bis so
CnBsEraft.
Die 9letellsn serGrannIrn euf i6rem 9tad,ug
uIIqamHHrpclle cine ttr Iir nci9prnpt9e Yridr
nno perlCrCn bobura QpfpmClivrn unb cine
WaIe nit NaNbVpuatbtn beloemer @G9cn, bic
lie IcltR SPrGrcnnen nuBtm.
lnIrr Gagnllrre bat 60 Won Der 8CteQrn.
SdSoIleris UnC 100 9nfantsrilm m GtfanSrnen
9emnft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

gen ein9ctrofenuno @eneral WcGlcUan
muiIc $4,000 Wann friitsr Sruppen ba.
ben oocr CT ,pGroe nbt i'm StonO iein Die
ibm 9e9enGberltsbenoe Wabt ju iibers
mGlti9sn, Ole ibn bis ieBt an 3abl iibers
tictc. Die &ebeuen fG6rten i'm &ompf
tieine weiBe Sabnen nit rotbcm obtr
bIaucm &reu3, Die man miBucritGnolit,
fir trii9criid)e Qarlamentdraa99en biclt
uno offers oebalten bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

g8oi@tnNtOn, 1, 9nt. 6ollcn6t Dc
scI@e II truie Mor6cn ttim &de0stsparlrmsnt
rin9fBan9en
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
J(cuere Eric0snHc6rirGtcn.

Gpn Gjenrrnl OirGlclian'9 2lrmcr.
Don Gen. Srcmont's Commands.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09

LET US TO WeRKg--Now that the Relief So
ciety is fairly under way, let us put ourselves
to work and raise funds enough to take care
of our sick and wounded soldiers. The time
is now at hand when money, &C., is imperative
ly demanded. We must remember that the
season of sickness and pestllcnce is fast ap-
preaching, and the different military hospi-
tails will be crowded to their utmost capacity
by the unfortunate victims of the Southern
climate. Extra surgeons and extra nurses
will be needed. These, as our State has re-
fused to make any public appropriations, must
be supplied by the generosity of our citizens.
A heavy responsibility is placed upon us who
stay at home; no less a responsibility than
the care of those who HAYS staked their
health and lives for our protection. Let Us
meet this responsibility as becomes men who
spprobate the spirit which actuates our no
bic volunteers to give up all the ease and COM
ort Of homo for the tolls and privations Of
The field.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09
Soldiers Relief Association.

The following are the proceedings OF the
Executive Committee of the Muscatire Coun-
ty Soldiers Relief Association, Tuesday eve
ming, May 9th, 1861:
Met at o'clock, according to appointment,
at the Mayors Office
Present-G. w. Kinsaid, s. G. Stein, j..
Compton, s. Lucas, Allen Broomhall, J. d.
Scott, @. H. Remington and J. s. Horton.
The President being absent, on motiop,
Rev. J. II. Scott was elected President, pro
tenn. sz 7eys,s ss
On motion, surgical committee was ap-
pointed, consisting Of G. W. Kincaid, ).
Compton and G. II. Remington.
On notion burial committee was appoint
ed, consisting Of J. H. Scott G. b. Reming
ton and G. w. Kincaid.
On motion, finance committee was ap
pointed, consisting Of Allen Broomhall, J. S
Horton, J. H. Scott, g. W. Kincaid, G. Il
Remington and W. G. Evans
i Adjourned, to meet at the call Of the Pres
ident. j. H. Scofr, Prest. pro tenn.
/ G. II. REMINGTON, Sec'y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09

A correspondent the Rochester Democrat
sketches one of the richest men of New York
in this manner:
WIN. B. AsToR.- Mr.. As.or's Office is in
Prince street, near Broadway, where he may
be found daily between the hours of "nlne and
three" He is q large, stout-built man. with
coarse features, stiff, rough sandy-colored
hair. and cast of cOuntenance of a very Or
binary type. He dresses plainly bat neatly,
has somewhat careworn look, and appears
to be fifty or sixty years OF age. Ills private
Office is of moderate SIZE and Of plain furniture.
On table are few books, and on opening
that ole which appears most thumbed, you
perceive that it is volume of maps Of city
property. CAREFUL and elegantly executed, and,
as whole, embracing the sundries of an en-.
ormous estate, estimated at over 1000, 600
Mr. Astor resides in Lafayette Place, in one
of row Of dwellings which twenty five years
ago were the grandest in the city, though now
they are distanced by the palaces of the Fifth
avenue. Near by is the magnificent library
founded by his father, to which he has added
fund nearly equal to the original endowment
Here he spends small part of his time, thu
remainder being occupied by bis duties in thu
Prince street office, where. Sundays excepted
he does full days work every day in thu
week. Thus the whole routine of life of thu
richest maa in America is walk to and frou
home of a half mile AMI close attention to busi
ness. The care of Mr.. Astors estate is vas
burden He hes several hundred tenants o
ali grades, from the 5000 cottage to the $50,
600 store To relieve himself of this vexa
tious duty, he has committed it for years t
an agent, who docs the work vel. lie col
lects rents and makes quarterly returns, ane
thus pays over sum which would be almos
incredible. and which we may rougly est
mate at $500, 900 per annum. This man Gun
ploys a small army ofpainters, carpenters ant
other mechanics, IN order to keep up repairs
and superintends the whole of this depart
ment. As large part Of Mr.. Astor's prop
erty consists of vacant lots which are in con
tnual demand, and which he will not sell, h
ismuch employed with architects and mas
ter builders and generally has one or tw
large blocks in course of erection at time
This is very serious burden. His son job
i Jacob is quite business man, and bears hi
share of the load. Besides this, some fiftee
years ago a talented and elegant young mel
chant Franklin Delano) married one of tn
daughters, and also affords assistance. l
addition to these labors, the attention to tn
collection of interest in bond dividends, etc
is heavy item, since in the little brick ofie
(which is, of course, fire. proof there are se1
eral millions Of Government and State secu
. tiles. His daily income is computed at Sc
900. 1t is said that certain person felicit'
ted Mr.. Astor on his wealth. Pointing to h
piles of bonds, maps, &C., the capitalist r
: Piled "How would you like to manage q
these matters for your board and clothes?'-
The man demurred to the idea. "Sir," sa
the other, 'it is all l get" Mr. Astor, it is sal
gives but little away.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09
aHERIFF,S SALE

QI virtue Of special execution to me directed and
delivered from the Office Of the Clerk Of the Distric1
Court Of 4uscatne county, State of Iowa. against thu
good: and chattels, lands and tenements Of Elias
Matthew and Cyrus G. Leporte have levied upon and
will expose to sale on Saturday, the 31-t day of NAV
a. D. 1852, at the Court House door, in the city o.
Muscatine the following described property, towit
The north half of the northwest quarter and the
n"rin half OF the south half the northwest quarter
7S) range one ~ west, containing one hundred an
twenty sl2ol acrss gil IN Mascatne county. Iowa. All
be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor
Nathan u. Johnson. Sale to commence at l. past |
o'clock In the fournoon Ofsaid day. H. H. HINE
NAY yCwAw Sheriff Mnscatine County.
prSfoe3S O''.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

QY virtne of special execution to me directed and
trict Court Of Mu.catine County, State of lows
against the goods and chatteI lands and Of
Asa Gregg. have levied upon and will EXPOSE to sale
on Saturday, the 9TH day of June, A. D. 1852 Mt the
Court House door, in the city of Muscatine the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit The north east
quarter OF the north Of section O in
ship seventyeigh S) north OF range four t west OF
the principal meridisn containing forty acres in Mus
catne county, Iowa, all Of which, much thereof
may be necessary, will be sod satisfy said special
execution in favor Of Amos Cooper Administrator ri
Samuel Cooper, deceased. "
Sale to commence at the hour Of Il o'clock in the
forenoon ofsaid day II. H. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatios COUNTY
Muscatine, May 7sh, lS62-w4wprsfess5.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09

.
i "A little daughter of B. G. Armstrong
of Burlington, was drowned in cistern o
Saturday last. ...-.-..---
The Burlington Hawkeye estimates tina
the various soldiers aid societies in this, Stat
have made contributions since Novembe
last to the value of $4,000.
Patrick Dcnegan, an industrious citizel
Of Dubuqne, was killed on Wednesday nigh
asst by falling into mineral hole. He left
wife and four children TO mourn his untimel,
death. H@ s'sA 1A'i-
"A little son of Mr.. S. Doolittle. of Du-
rant, Cedar county, fell into the cellar of an
old house, last Saturday, in which was sew
eral feet Of water, and was drowned.
| Nelson Sutherland, who murdered Johr
Sparks, in Delaware county, last November
has been sentenced to eleven years confine
ment in the penltentairy. He has been sent
to Fort Madison.
VIOLENT DEATH Hiram Hammond Of
Clinton, aged IS years, was instantly killed. a
few days since, by stumbling and falling
against circular saw at G. Lambs saw mill.
His head wss cut off and thrown eight feet
from the hfeless body. .-......
Iowa PRIsoNERs. The Iowa City Repub-
liean states that Gov. Kirkwood has sent
Adj't Gen. Baker in person to visit Gen. Hal
leck, with instructions to use every exerton
to secure the exchange of Iowa soldiers now
in custody Of the rebels.
WIN. NJ. Hill, the sccesslonist, of Harri-
son county, whose arrest and Incarceration
at Fort Warren.is familiar to our readers, has
been released, and passed through Desmolnes
on his way home on Monday last. We pre-.
sumo he wisely concluded to take the oath Of
allegiance.
The 18th Iowa left ST. Louis Sunday
evening on the steamer Continental to Join
tie army in Tennessee. They have been
assigned to Gen. Pope's division. The reg
iment has been armed with rified muskets of
the Springfield pattern. and otherwise fully
equipped.
The barn Of J. K. Snyder, Esq, of Upton,
was burned last Sunday night, together with
two horses, carriage, three sets harness,
three hundred bushels of corn, &c. 1t was
undoubtedly the work of an incend'ary.--
Strong suspicious rest upon certain individ-
nal who is known RI he hitter enemy Of Mr.
Snyder.
Andrew j. Staten, young and prom
Using lawyer of Uesmoines, died recently in
St. Louis, of wounds received in the battle OF
Pittsburg Landing. HIS funeral took place
at Desmoincs on Friday week. The funeral
Grafton was delivered by Judge Philips, who
stated in the course of his remarks, that the
dying injunction of the deceased soldier was
''that no secessionis. should be permitted to
touch his body"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09

The Memphis Appea of April 10th. con-
tains the resignation of Sterling Price as COM
mander of the Missouri State troops.
The Rev. Nathan Bangs, D. D., one Of
the fathers of American Methodism, died at
hi. residence in New York on the Sd inst.
Fifty-one counties of Western Virginia
give an official vote Of 1877 for and AL
against the new Constitution, and 9,052
for and 7l8 against emancipation.
The Worsham House, Memphis, has raised
the price ofboard to So per day, $40 per week,
dinner 81. supper and breakfast 70 cents each.
We give it this advertisement free ofcharge.
A correspondent of the Richmond Dis
patch writes from Corinth that full three
6fths of the rebel soldiers at the latter place
are clothed in Yankee uniforms captured at
Shiloh. . .-...... .-.,s...,.
| Judge Catron opened the United States
District Court for the Middle District of
| Tennessee, at Nashville, April, 22l. Ten
months before the venerable Judge and his
sick wife were driven from Nashville by the
rebel leaders.
The Chicago Tribune says the volunteer
regiments from Illinois, embracing at first
some 10000 names, have sustained a loss OF
at least 10000 in killed or disabled, since re-
cruiting was stopepd. There are very few
Illinois regiments in General Halleck's COL
umn stronger than 700 men.
As an instance of commercial vitality in
these Northern latitudes, it deserves special
record that two large vessels have cleared al
Boston for New Orleans loaded with ice. One
ship, the Havelock, took out one thousand
tons, and another took eight hundred tons.
Both the Generals Sherman are in Halleck'
army near Corinth; the one, William I
Sherman Kentucky.) now promoted to b.
Major General, and the other, Thomas w
Sherman Port Royal who is still Briga
der. Their being SO near together will Leaf
to endless confusion in battle accounts.
Some of the schoolmarms who went t
: South Carolina s. vcral weeks ago, are not 81
J. intent upon "teaching the young idea how t.
shoot" as upon flirting with the officers, in
manner not entirely consistent with morality
= Gen. Hunter is going to send some of the mis-
behaving misses home.
J. The rebel papers report that our gun-boat
in passing the batteries on their way to New u
leans were protected by bales Of wet hay, iu
penetrable to cool, and indistructible by be
= shot. They also state that the iron-cla
o steamer Louisiana, of % guns, the subject {
many boasts, was bored through and through
D. and sunk by our steel-pointed conical sho
7 The Cincinnati Gazette's Nashville CORES
pendent mentions that rebel cavalrymen, som
TIM. since, caught boy twelve years Of ag'
t and having tied him fast to tree, Ripe
e out his entrails with their knives. His Fl
Their was q Union man. Some Of the sa'
ages, who have been thus proving themselv'
T more intensely Internal than the imps
>. hell, have been arrested and brought
I. Nashville by Wollfords Kentucky Caviar.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09

I JUDICIAL DISTRICT OoMMlrrEE.-The lie
publican Central ommit.ee for this judicial
district, as appointed July +, 1858, are d. G.
Cloud, of Muscatinc, j. w. Thompson, of
Scott, l.. A. Ellis, of Clinton, and A. Fellows,
of jackson. There has been some inquiry as
to whose duty it is to call the Judicial Con-
vention; the above will remove all doubts.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09

IMpRovEMENrs.-Severa new lager been
saloons are in process Of erection in this city.
If man gets hard up or fails in business now
a-days, he Immediately starts lager beer sa.
loon and does his utmost to make other peo-
ple tthard up"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-09

E TON, why don't you drop in and
take tea with us. some time? Ny wife would
be pleased to have ycu." well, Dick, l sell
dom 60 visiting, for think that if | find
better fare it will make me disseminated at
home, and lift should be any poorer, it
wouldn't be much Of an object"