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OFFICE OF THE
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IT. n. LAxpoz7, Secretary.
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JOHN aUILDERSTRINa's SIN.
QUEST.

fascinating new nOvs Of the "Jsne Eyre" style ""s
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oSylos ., PAcr7rc NAN srrAr,arr Co, ,

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TIVE GREATEST SOC. BOOK OF THI
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ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES!
NARRATIVE OF EDMUND WRIGHT:

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AND THE COPPERIiEhD MOVEMENT AT THE
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pICuMOND COUNTY BOUNTY BONDS.
A ,.1o,ncS COUPOS eOtpS.
,roposss vi srlsed ny tue Treasurer Of Richmond
County, au.l san ANAi AIrrst q. 81, fcr 5000 o.
Richmond boasiy LDsds issue6 by authority Of
hw pafs~d F,h.rsy 9, .5i AMI adef Iesolaon Of THE
bolrl OF p~fvi.crs-s 10 .'-i July IS ifii.
Coun'uni q Jas addressed 20 fErER =. WAuDEL.
Cosly 80 Ben 80. ~, ssgstoa, WI receive I'm
r,.a,,- s,-.ntion fEIgR :. WAUnkL.
(.nuiy IIeA.slsr
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ERANkLIN SAVINGS BANK-Corner n
l. ard 4s.,.s, Open daily Interest per cent D.
posts made before the Ola! Of Jay draw ineres nom The II
Of lay SAMUEL hEWbf, fresidenl
J1Gls = CHAMBERLAIN Secretary.
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VICT'OIRE.

new novel v,orcu, and fresnsurefo mako hit among
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CENTEOLA;

A. Msd o. the Nourdp-an entirely work by the anthor
SorxD Limo, ciots, 81 ~.
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THE ALABAMA AND SUMTER

charming new novel end that WIZ via pesi praise
kem ladies i2pe cloth. tinted paper. % "
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III. Crris. Of these vessels from the private jourLas
~ Capt.in S.mu4. and his officers Ths wcfA prfn'eu
Gem tbS ,dancs rroof Of tho London edon ana Of
d. mo,t pl-rsc interest, presenting vivid ana
history the career OF these "o iSous
V>s,>k Two vpf in one, l2rlo coth
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27
PLEASANT PARAGRAPHS.

Facts are often ugly things, but false
hoods are always uglier. .ls
In prosperity, prepare for change
in adversely hope for one.
81 Fear and hope look through magnify
ing glasses of about equal power.
A fellow that doesn't benefit tn
world by his life, does it by his death.
Be not satisfied with what you cal
improve, nor dissatisfied with what 20
can't.
A dandy, according to Mr.. Carlyle, t:
= man born with q ''divine idea
cloth
If a maiden is not pretty young CIR
at twenty, she will be pretty old one
at sixty.
We hear a great deal about the prodi
gal son. Quite as much might be sale
about the prodigal father.
Asa consolation to benedicts Puncl
saws it is better TO be blown up by you
wife than steam engine.
What kind of music does the KEITH,
give out just before it begins to boil
The music of dull-simmer.
An ignorant blacksmith, mindful
his forge, gave the following toast at
public dinner: Success to forgery"
1t is vain to struggle against chang
and confusion. The whole world is
turned upside down every twenty-fou
hours. 0
The portrait of the woman that kept
secret is in the British Museum. 1t
said not to resemble any woman nov
living.
What is the difference between goo;
farmer and rascal? The former i
known by his fences, and the latter b.
his offences.
The winning post of the race of Ii
is q slab of white or grey stone standin
out from that turf where there is n
more jockeying.
An English visitor says that Ark
wright wrote his name upon the streams
We don't know how he could; stream
are not stationery.
Patrick O'Flahcrty said that his wiz
was very ungrateful, for when | mar
RED her she hadn't q rag on her back
but ROW she's covered with EN-"
Saving is habit, like smoking, or talk
ing snuff, or like extravaganza. If yo'
begin it and go on with it FOR a littl'
time, you come TO have sort Of passion
'or it.
Death is the liberator OF him whom
freedom cannot release; the physician
of him whom medicine cannot cure
and comforter of him whomstime canno
CONSOLE
Cunning is no match for sagacity
The monkey and the fox possess tn
first in common with man. Man alon.
sagacious. Cunning tied the 'Gor
dian Knot Sagacity unlOosened it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27
Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, 80
Muscatiue County,
TO Rebeca Virginia Srerors, ,gdop and
of Williamson q. ricerth ,rn, dec a, Etd rddo Ners
and Ringer Siiverttorn children and he' a. ts'' o. s'a'
va hanson g. sil srttorn h,chard size thorn, hn,
May sstre,tho-a Cettdfsne Finger H. Bfonsoa TO-;
Dumsnore d Chamber, Green d. Stone, Mcry Ma'ny
Henry W. Moore. administrator Of me estate u Chari
Aeuiy dec L. Ise d. Breusttr Sont: d Ward. DonyGss
Dunsmore and Thom0s u. lseH:
%y,U are hereby n3tIfi that there now on file IL
ofsce of the Clerk of he district court OF Nus
.a,iue County STATE low, petition Of Charlie.
ninth, ca RlIng the sum OF Three Hundred aho
"xty Dollars. with elk ger cent interest pe' anhum
hsreon from spr :, 1851. Is money due on prom
,.sory note executed by Williamson u. Si,erth I'm III
is lifetime, said piainsi, .hari smiti and also
claiming against Of ssiddvtendants, the toreciosu
f q certaiu mortgage executed bt sand Rciecca fir-
,uia aud lsnlson oilverihorn, To secure the pay
of said note the TO low, Described premises
.ituasa in sid MuscatIne county, to-Hl':
"a strip Containing n!saeI and one-haf acres more
y ies- OK teud from the fthe ~ boundary VI tht
oth quarter Of the s,u east quart vi sectioa
tounsh 20, Ianse easa 20 the teiegrsp' ROAD run
,ng from Ma e line yeopOr, oil the westerly bid
i he nurth.e st quafter of tho sonth eAet QUARTER
the southeast qua ter OF The borsh east qiarie'
II said sectio 81 SAID strip of lanl b lug twenty
ds ami fourteen Inks VIDE at IN" n"rth IN"
,nd Il rods wide at .outh On OF Tho r.ms 50,
he gu .rter OF ,uSh easi quarter OF /.
ec ON tnrtJ-.Ae TOWNSHIP and rnhge Aforesaid, cob
n ny Ia all tiff, five hi one l. .lf a,r~s, more rrss
~ d ,sti,i,n also praJs That Certain ngre'men
he Cancellation e1a-ce VI SAID pr misses, rxe
u ell upon tue Zeal estat REQ do ul sa'o county u
AID Ann Mary, nicnard and Williamson u. Silver
I'm he established aud connrnid and that Cor al
tuye, ance of sail premise. by said ebecca " Adv
,IiiIaInson g., to said aich rd Silverthcra, m.'i
hruua misIeke may be Set aside a"d decia red w
d that tue to prem scs, sut Jsct only to tn
lrnLif'. m1r'xage may be declared "uo est""iisnee
n the said aet, ccd sI.vertnvn
uniess you appear thereto and del ma, on or ne
or. noon ut the ecv,d day Of lie heXt ten OF .ai
mt, CONNIE nci.g The frs Honda, of Ju"e.
,si ,,ef. III will DO AxainsI yJu aud Ju giAcn
q Cecres will be rencer-d ~ Ia rem prayed
KICHhaN CAKHh ADDAN,
apr29 g4w f-eS1250 Sol ,ItJrs for Plaintiff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27
For the Journal.l
One Hundred DAYS.

Hank! it's the bugle, fife and drum,
That ring along our wales;
They call to every loyal one,
To think of husbands, fathers, gone;
But, oh they tell us fearful tales
Oh! loyal men of Iowa!
Respond We to this call;
When in the thickest of the fray,
Upon our knees, for You Wen pray;
And murmur not, if you should fall.
Where broad Potomac, rolls along
Her deep, and rapid tide,
Unloose the letters, and the thong;
Let Freedom be your battle song,
And noble Liberty your guide.
Think of the blood that has been shed,
On every battle plain;
Think OF the soldiers that have bled,
Think of our great and noble dead:
Oh! avenge the loved ones slain.
When in battle you're arrayed,
Raise high your hands to Heaven;
e. Use well the bayonet, and blade,
To strike down traitors they were made,
When the order Charge Is given.
One hundred days; If needs be, more,
Fight with that gallant band. Del
It's Freedom, that we're fighting for;
And when this "cruel war" is DER,
Wen have it: yes throughout the land.
Muscatine, May 18th. NINA.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27
Probate Notice.

o. ydia Tho. psJu, rhoe Jono,, M.ry 7. MeAder
Mary hmm q, W u. o.. sames a., Charles u, .eo's
II +, Mary D., Oih~y Irene and sohn v. fhomi
son, Mary Is Bretd, Sacah Mitchell, Asa Eroed. aiq
aIi others whom II u.ay concern. ea
4 UU her.b, uoiif d that oil instrument OF writ
ing, pur,. rting be the last II, aud ro,tamen
.',ney thompson, late OF Inc county u MUS atm.
tat. OF Iowa. ievea,s opeIei Ani .bi.l, reao
IA open Court at r-gulSr term vi the Couaty Cour'
/ said Mu-ctliue couity. held tue Court House Ii
ne cit, OF Musc,t n ;, ON the 6fst uondsy IN M.
:. T.. 1874 ami that Moud.y, tie Both day of Ma.
). 1864, II 8 O'c;osk a. II said Jay, was nAs F.
s,,,i by tho U,Dnrt The NE ,r proving - WILL
Dstsl Nay 81, A y. 1864
J. CAGSkA0DAN, Ccuaty Judge,
ri NJ i,.,uil ty luXa
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

A good one is told of Gen. Grant. AS
he was in the cars on his way to the
front, newsboy came in, crying out
Life of General Grant" One of the
Generals aids, pointing to the General,
told him he guessed that man would buy
a copy. The boy approached the Cen
eral, who asked II, him n, eSarelessly, Who is
q look OF Indignation and disgust, re-
Piled, "You must be add old greeny
not to know General Grant," The Cen
eral, after that, of course bought his life.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

Wilder wimmin and their only sun il
xempt, provided the widder's HUSBAND
has already sarved 2 years in the war
md IL willing to go agin believe the
supreme cOrte has decided this thing for
ever.
Once more: II q man should run avs
with his draft, he probably wouldn''
ever be allowed to stand the draft agin
this looks sevear ct fust site, but tbs
more yu look at it, the more va can SEE
the wisdum into it.
Once morely: Hempts is those who
have been drafted into the staff prizZen
for trying to git an honest living bi sup
porting , wives at onst also, all then
neople who are craZee and unsound OF,
5he goose; also, al! newspaper CORES
pondents and fools IN general.
Once more!y agin: No substitoot viii
De aclzsepted who is less than three o!
more than ten feet high; he must know
a0w 10 chew tobacker and drink poo
Thislee, and mustn't be Altered Of th'
:tch nor the rebels, Moral karacter ain'i
required, as the Government furnishes
hat and rashuns.
Conciusively: No person can be draft
ID but twice in 2 different places with
)ut his consent; but all men has q Ugh
% be drafted at least oDst; i don't think
wen g rt of habes corpus could deprive
| man of this last blessed privilege.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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im advanced Stages
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This is remedy so universally known to surrass
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that it is useless here to publish the evidence of its
virtues. Its unrivaed excellence for coughs and
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or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience of its effects some living
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and dangerous disorders of the throat ard lungs.
AS all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders
and as they know, too, the effects of this remedy,
need not DO than to assure them that it has
now all the virtues that it did have when making
tho cures which have won so strongly upon the
confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

John Woodbridge, one of the oldest
citizens of Ohio, died at Chillicothe last
week at the age of 70. He came to
Marietta with his father in the year
1887, and had consequently been a resi-
dent OF that State for the period of IS,
years.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

THE LITTLE ONEs.-Do you eve,
think how much work child does in {,
lay? How from sunrise till sunset tn.
lear little feet patter round-to us-st
Climbing up here, kneelin:
Town there, running to another place,
but never still. Twisting and turning,
rolling, reaching and doubling, as i
testing every bone and muscle for futur,
ises. 1t is very curious to watch it
breathing of the rosy little sleeper, a.
With one arm tossed over it, little curly
head it prepares for the next days gym
nastics. Tireless through the day til.
chat time comes, as the maternal love
that so patiently accommodates itself.
hour after hour, to its thousand wants
and caprices, real or fancied.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

TIE DRESS REFoRM.--" lions Her
ttd," d religious journal, calling upon
Dur patriotic women to lead of III this
natter OF reform, says: Lay asid,
FOUR costly style of living. Patton you
neat but plain attire, and thus max
yourselves more beautiful in the eyes
III worthy patriots, by showing themor,
noble and lovely ornaments OF trul!
heroic spirit. Thousands OF noble-spir
ted ladies desire to do it, but they fea
% meet the opposition which viii com'
rom heartless and brainless devotees
y foolish and wicked fashion. We cal
ipon wives and sisters and mothers, ans
III Christian women, to show themselve.
worthy OF their brave and loving friend
the army, by showing against anoth
r but more destructive foe an equa
pirit Of loyalty, firmness, courage, an;
leroism. Some one must begin it, an,
might as well be you. Who viii Sc
he ball in motion in her own town
or circle? Go at it witt
will, organize, stir up a tempest, MAX,
t go. When she determines we'll, wo
nan never fails in good cause; She
need not fail in this.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

TINE FOR RECRUITING ExTENDED.-By official
notice in another column it will be seen that
the time for recruiting for the 100 days service
is extended to the 3Oth.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

nsE Farmer B. was sitting in the
country church. He had been working
hard in the harvest field. Hands We're
scarce, and farmer B. was doing. The
loud tones of the minister failed to
arouse the farmer, until at length, the
time waning, the good man closed the
lids of the Bible, and concluded as fol-
lows f5e'es go
Indeed my hearers, the harvest is
plenteoas, but the laborers are few"
'Yes,' exclaimed farmer B., "1've
offered two dollars day for Graders,
and can't get 'em at that" 1.l2l4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

THE DISTRICT CONTRIBUTORS, witnesses anu
others may be interested in learning that AT the
request OF the members OF the Bar OF TINS couh-
ty, the next term OF our District court Will ho'
commence until the second Monday IN June
This postponement is by order OF Judge hle'i-
man. upon the request before mentioned.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

A RISE CoMING-The ST. Paul It0Seer, OF the
lith says: at is reported that big rise Is coin
ing down the Black and wisconsin rivers anu
that the lumbermen are getting their logs ana
lumber out with rush. while the MISSISSIPPI
below those rivers, is also gaining. The rise
comes from late heavy rains in Wisconsin,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

So The reports from the country with regard
to the crops are encouraging. The weather has
been warm and propitious for vegetation, ana
farmers are getting along Well with their plant
ing, considering the scarcity of help.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

~ We are indebted to Mr.. Bailey, OF the
Washington Press for list OF sick and wound
ed Iowa soldiers brought up to Memphis on Tie
steamer r. c. Wood on her last trip. Inc lisa
Will be found in lO-day's paper.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

PHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
il TLEMEN-Samples and Catalogues sent for
% cents. Enclose an envelope with your own
name and address. Z
D. HEMNETTE, 5S}a Liberty Street,
xaehl0dSm Now York
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILN sonnet
was brought before Mayor Funk last week.
charged with an assault with intent TO XIII Geo
Leiprecht, neghbor whom, in a quarrei oNei
pecuniary matters, he stabbed i'll the arm Win
a knife several times. He was bound over 10
appear ut court Leiprecht's injuries are rather
severe, but not dangerous
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27
Original Notice.
e75 RI n15O ner Month

-
The Ll,t.E GIANT SE~IN MA HTNE CO.
l want an Ax-u, in ca comfy, t. s..c.t orders
for their new SIS Mach, With ,ug-, &C rew-drv-r
and extra needles viii pa, lib raj salary and
xpens~~ or give lar commission. For particulars
tor MS, &c enc oee . stamp, an" addr. So Is ~ IL r
saIl.s T. 8. PAGE, Tol-do, o.,
febgqI I'm .w3m G NJ Agent 10 the 4 nife State
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27

Indies and Mlsses' BaImOrals,
Ladies' French Corsets,
LADIES' AND MISSES HOOP SKIRTS
LAT> OIL SHAWLS: Glz4>
LACES:
Large stock Of Thread Brussels, Smyrna and Cotton
TRIMMINGS:
Bugle Gimps.
Piaiu do ...
Fancy silk. (nsw.)
Fancy Buttons, Qargs lot.l
Ensby0iaeries.
Collars and Sleeve,
Collars aud Sieeves. new style,
Edging and Inserting.
Magic Ruffing.
GINGHAM:
Chambrays
H0UsE-KEEPERs' GOODS:
sxlOx11-4 Sheeting-Bleached aad Brown.
AZ llnu
Sand A Brown and Bleached sbirttngs.
Russia Crash.
Hucaabnck.
Blsached Scotch Diaper, d..
Turk h Bath towels,
Bird Eye Daper.
... Bic lchei and Bro yn Table Linen
19--s'-~- Irish Linens,
Linen Fronts,
e.r- a Marseiiles Fronts,
Paris Fronts,
Curtain Goods.
German Damask
Union Damask,
Oil Shades,
Cambrlcs,
Cotton Plush.
DOM ESTICS.
Brown Sheeting and Shifting,
DENNIS,
Tickings,
Drills,
Checks,
Shifting Stripes,
Cottonades,
Ma keens,
C,tton Flannels,
Cotton Diaper.
LADIES' CLOAKING CLOTHS,
Ladies' Ci0aking Water-PrOOfs
FANCY CASHMERE,
Tweeds,
s's''ns'''' Jeans, A'''''
Superior Black French Cloth,
superior Fancy Black V'esttssgs,
SUPERIOR FANCY VESTINGS.
I'm tho al, I'VE department. will he found fine loi
# 3-ntemsus Wear -. II be ID west of Chicago.
rhs best Of TAlors' Trimmings always on hand.)
zo LEMP & SELLS.
Museatine, April a. 'os-dawH
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27
WALL PAPER.
Noaice Of Administration,

NOuICe Oh "A lull MlStrbl10ns
NOTICkis hereby gwen, that the uni .r.i2ned was
~ on he 28d FAY Of pril, I'D. 1861, appointed
ON nistratr ct Daniel Bryant, deces ed, la Mus
attire ,un y, State OF Iowa. by the County Court OF
-aio county.
All pc indebted to said estate are requested ia
make immediate pssmens to the undersigned, ut m,
ret d nee Moscow township
persnns hel u & claims against eait estate are
/ q1tret to file them N the office of said Court.
Dated May 4eh, 1874.
JOHN q. BRYANT, Administrator
my..v!w Of the estate Of Daniel Beg ant, deed.