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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

IREpoRrEp EXPRESSLY FOR THE JoURNAL]
FRON THE SEAT OF WAR.
Kentucky Invaded by i.ebel Troops
GOVERNOR MAcoFFlN'S MESSAGE
Paducah In Possession of Federal Troops
Gen. Beauregard's report of the Battle
Of Bulls Run.
TRA1T0R0us CONDUCT OF CONSUL SCOTT.
EXCITING ADVENTURE AND NARROW ESCAPE
uF A FEDERAL CAPTAIN
Gen. McClellaad Requests better Observance
Of the Sabbath.
A AFFAIRS IN mis- SO U II L.
Lexington Held by Federal Troops.
FIENDISH OUTRAGE
A RAILROAD TRAIN De hOLlSHED.
List of Killed ana Wounded.
SOME IOH4NS AMONG THE NCMBER
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A RAILROAD TRAIN De hoLlsHED.
List of Killed ana Wounded

SOME IOWANS AMONG THE NUMBER.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

FROys THE SEAT OF WAR.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

TnE QALY ALTaEN4TiyE, = Our onlg alter
hi; We now North and South, is &c -.&Qcp the. j
sove7n1hont oi-tte UhiYe!f States ard the gov
ernment or7gsitii Davis There is2 no 'other4
cho,ee nev.1stfe that is. .Iiotwiih us is agsiaste
dsran.i tPe-i7s}p s}ppe is -sAa.s tbs oEaF5hrow Of
HuI cox fnu2#t or Ia &npWvs. o. g. he f,
6 I'm ~ .f,4tS' ''Ifas aor tit,it'it.t r. 4 noe
i, te.td dsl,'tapf ,lh ~ inaiters Ii5m stand
una Or the olher- muzf SO down. Which
snail it be? That is the oucstioh.-N ?.
Herald. aa- y..s.t .7rsT 3r 80 rar ..s@e5o
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13

IREPoRrED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JouRNAL.J
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-13
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.

Lexington Held by Federal Troops.
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Kentucky Invaded by l.ebel Troops
CONDUCT OF CONSUL SCOTT.

Gen. McClelland Requests better Observance
Of the Sabbath.
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~ ii OLD DOMINION TEAMBNAT
Exil aBgGs.

fSss5 Pa -szsSFs5s5J FOR THE
EsIf2 SS'sT HSsf:y"aS>tzt2 y e s T. Il n d y OF tn.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after a; ri llh, L36l he trains viii follows:
Leave CAMDEN STATION, Baitimore--;Ial Except
sarl. -, at so 4 81. Express daily At 345 P d.
Both rains directly through for M! PARTS OF THE
WEST, SUUfH " CSC AND NORTHWEST.
FOR IA i PAESt.. YGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont the 30 A. n.
train between Piedm and Wh-e;nr take accommodate
ton train leaving Ped"n at f 30 A. NJ; ant heiweeD
Grafton and ParkersbuEg take the Is A. ~ and $50 p
tram fror 3.
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore 40 P. N.
and Frederick 90 4. &.
THE ELICOTi"S IiIIS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at II
!. H. and LIS and % +. H., and Eliicotts Mills al 740
4 ~, ANA % and 90 p Il.
FOR WASkiNGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
Leaves Baltimore 10 and 70 A. NJ and 10 and sop
On Sundays at 30 A. b. only Leave Washington It
625 ana TID A 81 and :. &c and i5 p u Sundays
2+5 P II only. The second ami fourth train only from
Baltimore stop at point: Tue second fourth
fro Baltimore and The second AMI third from Wastn
th trains the annapolis road
For further Information :!cketS OF every kind &C. apply
to T. ENGLAND, Agent. at Camden sts,o-, the
Ticket Office p SMITH,
Master If Transpl Ration.
L. COLE, General TtcEct AGENT. aplg.tf
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Eumbfr.

SHINGLES, LATHS AND
~ LUMBER
We have on hand large assortment of LUMBER that
are selling at the lowest cash prices Customers please
apply the yard 1872 LIGHT STREET WHARF or at the
corner OF EUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS.
ol3f BURNS 4 SLOAN.
7 UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, Sc 81, 600
4t-t and 81 Helnlock Fencing; 5000 feet Hemlock
Ash Cherry and Poplar Plank ami Oak, Cherry and Pine
Scanng iOOoNo white and red Oak 10000 Sugar
Flour bb. Hoops. B llsuf cut to order.
For sale by WIN s. CROSS,
9p26-tf corner East Falls ard Eastern avenuea
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WM. A. PARRAN,
Register of Wills, Calvert county.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscribers Of
Calvert county, have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Cave in Naryl and, letters administration
on The Personal estate of JAMES ROSS late of Calvert
county deceased. All having claims against tie
said d. ceased hereby warned exhibit the same with
the vouche thereof to the subscribers before the
18TH DAY OF July neXt they otherwise by law
GUIDED from all benefit OF said estate. Given under our
hands this 18th day of January, 1851
MARI J. ROSS.
WIN MACDANIEL,
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steamboats,.

~n-~@ : FOR THE PATOXENT RIVER.
The steiner I'M NARY Y. %AsINsToX Y vii vii
NESnAY, February 9th, and continue every Wednesday
thereafter until further notSe Sow wrrvs ,,....
The steamer GEORGE WEEMS will leave her wharf
every SATURDAY MORNING commencing March 18th
for the same place. 49,
B.-Tchacco landed at either No or Tobacco Ware
house as shippers may desire.
All freight must he prepaid mhl6f
Est D. BALTIMORE AND sUsQUEHAF
15S %sT+s H S9s7H q rqny d
5 SSSn% Srsf EEn2, EiaSi,
PUEsD say THVy ~ aa5 s1TUEpIY a! o'clock
The s saa DO tFT M KAGE at 9clqe r
laws "; sane place EyERY TnEspAT TH6Rs6HY and
F FRIY SiSsE
Pas;sggs' osrshs included 80 cents: ,.,
rates and carefully attended TO.
E1- Duplicate receipts Tor freight will be required
The agent at AaS S a S at5sn
ysna Canasof viii ship IRE shts intended ..noIe,
The steamboat .JGNfNiA, Capt Fred Tomlinson, car
w " SSo$$rtJA$$. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore;
aplSh J. TONE, agent, Port Deposit.
EsI-.!a OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
as1 @H sssss.,s .,, ,,,.,a,., COMPANY;
a,
lNGS on The RAPPAHANNCCK RIV Err.
, The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Fairbank, leaves
Baltimore, from her berth, Neeiham's pier Light stree
wharf VERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, and
returning leaves fredericksburg EVERY L h ) y a
MokN!NG at O'clock Immediately after the arrival
the tram OF cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
al all the regular Landings the RappahanEock
going and returning land and receive freight and pas
senssrS.
TEE VIRGINIA
Is comparayey new and built by merchants of Frede
rckS0 lrg and Baltimore, interested the trade and hy
echants and farmers residing the counties bordering
on ht kappahannock tor the purpose of keeping
hrst class steamer the route During the winter the
ward deck has been enclosed, thuS GaurnR complete pro
lection for Horses and Other live stock Carriages Of al
sizes can ne taken On board and carried under deck wthou
taxing oil the wheels Her Satsroom and berth aCcommu
datio9s large and comnoGlous and her capacity 70
freight extensive. As passenger and freight boat she a
| no superior on the w=ters Of tie Chesapeake.
Through Tsi3t received in Baltimore, and charges
| by r J. CAPRDN 4 co. BUwly's wharf
aS Freight received board pf the Steamer Weinesda-
| and Thursdays, and on Fridays up to 3oclock, P NJ.
Fer further information ana Blank Receipt Of crT
| by the Company, apply On hoard, o. TO
K. j. CAPRoN 4 co, Age@ s.
No. - Eowiy's wharf, Baltimore.
z. SbAUGITFR, PTeSi' mt Frederick ShuTY. Va mii"2-
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mil 2aw4w*
rTATE OF MARYLAND. Scr.

- CALVERT COUNTY. oRpn.Ss, coup- ,ss,
On Application by petition Of Maria j. Ross and VIM.
Macdani administrators OF JAMES ROSS late Calvert
UNITY deceased it is orerei thy give the no,ia r
quired by law for creditors exhist their claims
the said deceased and that the be published Orc in
each week. for the If six weeks in one of
the newspapers printed in Baltimore clty.
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ELIZABETH C. ITALIA ERRO,
jal+-las4w Evecntrv b.

NOTICE.-In compliance with the acquisitions
OF TIE Maryland Code vol /, page 578, Article So
that RUDOLPH VUGEIER GIESEWEiL and his WIFI.
MARIANNE VOC tLtR G:EHEWELT, OF Bremen, have
tn departed this life having by their joint will appointed
the undersgned executors thereof That the time
their d-at tn possessed, and entitled follow
ing stoc IS, to W.T. Eleven thousand five hundred dollars
five per cat stock of the City of fillmore thee
thousand dollars six c-Dt. stock of the Mary
land which stocks stan in the of thu late l!u
ph Nogeer GieSewel and that tn undersigned Will sell
and transfer the said stocks the expiration OF one month
from this tenth day of May, 1861.
EMIL METNEsTSHAGEN, Executors.
By A. SCHUMACHER h co,
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ENHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
Il scrber has obtained from Orphans Court of BalH
more city, Maryland letters Of administration estate
OF ANDREW lIbRlDHE Jr., late of said CITY, deceased
All persons having claims against said estate are hereby
warned toeXhbt the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscribe before the of 1871
they otherwise by law be excluded from ali bene 81
said estate All persons indebted are
to make immediate payment. Given under my hand his
18th day OF March, 1851 FRANCIS W. AERlCKS.
lr.s.
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THIS IS TO CERTIFY, That the subscribe

Il has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
CITY, IN land letters testamentary the estate Of
SEWARD LAROQuE, late of said city, deceased. All
having claims against said hereby
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the sub
scrher Ter attorney before the first day of Sep
tember 1861 they otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate All persons indebted said
are requested to make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 23d day of February, 1861.
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seQal HoIltes.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
IL Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
city letters tstam ntarv the estate of SIMON eLEISli
MAN late Of said deceased All having cltms
against the deceased hereby warned to exhibit
with the vouchers thereof to the subscr her, he
fore the day Of October s6 thy otherwise, by
law, b. rXcud ID from all benefit of SAID All
ind sht ID said estate rqGested to nchi
payment Given undr my hand this 18th day A pill,
1861. RlCENA FLEISHMAN,
ap20 lawiwt Eyr.lI. riy
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS -Notica !. Lo-ol---

nj OIlCE III CREDlTORS.- is herehv
! given to the Creditors of GILBERT M B4STARIE
that he sad Gilbert Bastabe did second av Of
March, 1871 execute Deed of Trust his estate and
property for the benefit of his creditors the subsc her
he deco creates preference in favor OF creditors
therein named after the payment of which claims II cr
veys hs residue for TIL benefit of ali other creditors Of
the Office of the CLERK of the Superior Court nf Roo
city and may be seen at the office nv attorneys 49,
STEELE TAGART, No. 81 Fayete street my - ''''
EDWD. WILLIAMS,
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HAVANA TOBACCO
Just received, per steamer Baltimore and ,cboo,s
Eveline, several invoices OF strictly prime HAVASI TS
BACCO WRAPPERS AND FILTERS, to which we inyii
the attention Of Cigar Manufacturers. "
A. SEEMULTER Il SONS
nqIf S. EXCHANGE Place
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri
IL Der has oba ned from the Orphans Court of Balti
more city IN Mary and letters tetamentary the
Of IL EN-, EN- SCHN ELDER, Otherwise called HELENA
UfTERMOHIE, late of said city, d. ceased. All persons
having claims against the said hereby warned
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
ber before the 9th day September, 1867 they
NV 9th -rwise by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate All persons indebted to said estate are
questet to immt diatr payment. Given under my
hand this Atm day OF March, 1861
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EUG ENlA LARoQIrE, Adm'rix

ENHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der hat obtained from the Orphans Court of Balt
more city, State of MARYLAND letters testamentarv on
personal estate of CHARLES B. ITALIA FEKRU late OF said
city, deceased A II persons having claims against
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
vouchers thereof to the subscriber before
day of July 1851 otherwise they may by law, be excluded
from ali benefit of said Given under my hand this
9Th day OF January, 1861.
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In BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS Guuj

n BALTIMUKE CITY ORPHANS CUUkT
April 3d. S6l-0rdered that the the real estate
OF William Frck dec ased made by William F. Frick. the
surviving Executor othe last will and testament of the said
deceased and this day reported this Court by the said
surviving Executor, be Ratified and confirmed unless cause
be shown the contrary, before trird Nav
next provided, of this order inserted in some
dairy newsp lper published the Baltimore at least
dav Of May next. INV ~ ~
The report states the amount sales to he threa thou
sand eight hundred dollars ts3 SOU) ~ ~ ~
Irl- copy-Test: IS COOK
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'IIo 10 To NIF u NUIICEl That the SubSCrl-
per has obtained from the Orphans Cou TT of Baltimore
city letters esttmentary the estate of JOHN CLARK,
late Of said city, deceased. All persons having claims
again til said esat hereby warned exhibit the
same, tn the hers Their Of properly authenticated
before the fifteenth day OF November they
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of
estate All indebt ed to said
make immeiiat" payment. Given under my hand this 10Th
day OF May, 1851. JOHN p. CLARK,
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TVHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sui

FNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrl-
IL bers, of Baltimore city, have obtained from Or
pnans Court OF said city letters eStamcntary
nal es.a ate f MARGARET HUGHES HOW ELI, late Of said
city, deceased All persons hav7g claims against the
deceased hereby warned exhibit the with the
vouchers thereof legally suhent ated the subscribers
before 10Th ~ of Dril 1862 otherwise they
by law, he excluded from all benefit OF said estate Given
my hand this Sth day of April. 1861.
j MASON CAMPBELL,
FRANCES HOW ELL,
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TNHlS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suDscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltmore
CITY. letters of administration the MARY
late of said city, deceased All persons having
claims inst the sail deceased hereby 10
ibt The with the vouchers thereof the subscr
be on Or before the 9th day of October 1861 they may
All indebted said requested
make immedIat. payment Given under uy nd this ID
DAY of Apili. 1851. JOHN SWAN,
dni,
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TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE., That the Subscri-
IL hers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
letters OF administration the personal
of JOHN SMALL late of said city, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said hereby warned
to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof, the
ubcrbers, before the second day of
they otherwise be excluded by law from all benefit
of said estate All indebted estate
queSted to make immediate payment to FREDE-
KICK FLEMING, at the office of 'Clagets cry"
East Lombard street. Given under hands this day
of May, 1861. H. u. ORDENAN,
CATHARlNE OkDEMAN,
layrit
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Nettkanhis..

4 GENCf OF THE HAZARD POWDER co.
"a We are now prepared execue all orders for GUH.
70 EEK as heretofore D. j. FOLEY N BIO,
mt hl 20 South street.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-MessrsM CAVOY
! Y JENKINS have this day executed to the under.
signed deed Of all treir property in the benefit
o. their creditors The de ID is recorded Clerks
off Of the Superio Court, contains among other
sous preference in favor Of such creditors Shall
within sixty days from its date, release and
70 accept such dividend they receive in full salts
1a.ton of their Claims
proper releases have been left with Mr. PROVOST the
ofhce for those who wish to avail themselves Of
tue psneh Of this provision.
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FIRET LoVE-Human nature has no es-
senee more pure-ihe world knows moth.
ing more ehaste-HeAven has endowed the
heart of mortal with no feeling more holy,
than the naseent affection of "a young vir-
gins soul. The waTmrst language Of the
sanny South is loo cold TO shadow forth
even at a faint outline of that enthusiastic
sentiment. And God has made the rich
est language poor in the same respect,
because the depts OF hearts that thrill
will loves emotions are 300 sacred for the
common contemplation. The musical voice
OF love stirs the source of the sweetest
thoughts within the human breast, ami
steals into the most profouXd recesscs of the
soul, touching chords which never yibrar-
ed before, and calling into gentle compau-
ionship delicious hopes till then unknown.
feS-the light of young maideas FIRST
love breaks dimly hut beautifully upon her
rs the silver lnstre OF star glimmrrs
through thiekly woven bower, and the
first blush that NANTES her cheek, rs she
feels the primal influence. is faint and pure
MS that which a rose leaf might cast upon
marble. Bat, how rapidly does that light
grow stronger, and that Ausb deeper
until the powerful rfTuigenee of the one
irradiates every corner OF her heart, aud
theerimson glow OF the other suffuses every
feature of her cOunteRance.
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aaiIg gutrIligrnter,
OIL WAITIVG.

Only waiting titi the shadoEs
AFe Httls longer grown;
Only UaiiinG TIL this, zliinmeF
Ofthe days last beam e dowtr
Till The night Of earth 10 failed
Prom The heart Uhee full OF day;
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fuT the BuuiIEeE-tiine Is Gadrd
Ann the autumn ~ iada have come.
Quickly, reaperB gather quickly
The LOST rips bOuFs Of my heat,
For the bloUm OF life Il EitheIed
Aud Hasten to depart
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Open wide the mystic gate.
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Weary. poor and debate
Even b0T j lear their Soldiers
aud their woes far a1ay.
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Are little lnngeF BrOUD;
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OfthO days bat beam 70 anNu:
Thea froH cut the gathering daFknrsa
Holy, doathlOas starr GldaIl nae,
By WhCee light my seal shall gladly
Aroad tts pathway % the Skies!
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.SypliIil - .Nerellrial Dis.ase.

NAV OELEASs, 18th August, 1859.
Da.-J. O. ATER: Sir: ] eheeTfulIy comply With
The relue o. your aseht, and report to JOu some Of
the elects I have realized with your SAFSapaTilla
complaints for which II ia Recommended, and have
found its effects truly wonderful In tue cure Of FeHe.
Tent GHd Aa-etEfat Dielass One Of EIy patients
suniing his palate and the top d his mnuth. Your
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Another was attacked by secondary symptoms In hfs
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healed and he Is we'll again. not of course without
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sPqusntly these truly remarkable results EiIIi il
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