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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-20

RARKlAy Coppoc. 1t will be seen by our
Kansas correspondence that the report of tire
death of Barklay Coppoc, at the late disaster
on the Ii. 4 ST. 10. r. r. is confirmed. Of
his party of seven, who left this county to
Join Montgomery's command, two were killed.
Barklay Coppoc's history Is short but full Of
adventures. He was with old John Brown at
the taking of Harpcr's Ferry, but escaped,
his brother Edwin being among those captur-
ed and hung. Barklay fled to Canada, but in
less than year made his way to his mothers
home at Springdale, Cedar county, in this
State. Gov. Letcher, hearing Of his where
abouts, commissioned an agent to come here
and arrest him. The agent spent nearly the
entire winter of 1S59-6O at this place and vi
entity, endeavoring to capture him clandes-
timely, after being refused a warrant by Gov.
Kirkwood on account of informality in the
reouistion from the Governor of Virginia.
The agent finally departed, leaving an unpaid
hotel bill here and getting into Jail at Rock
Island for attempting the same trick there.
Since that time Coppoc has spent his time
quietly in this State and in Kansas. Some
time since he was commissioned Lieutenant
under Montgomery and sent here for recruits.
It was while on his return that he met his
sad fate. He was young man of great en-
ergy of character and fine capabilities, though
quiet and unassuming in his manners. We
cannot but regret that he was thus early cut
off in his career of usefulness.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-20
INVASION. There is no cry more frequent

INVASION. There is no cry more frequent
ly on the lips of the rebels and their apollo
gists than that which deprecates the policy
Of "invasion," when contemplated by the
National Government. Elk Governor Stew.
art, Of Missouri, in an address to the people
Of that State, thus briefly disposes Of this
phraseology, so current with the men wht
arc now Invading" Kentucky and Missouri
"Be not deceived by the cry that you are in
vaded by the troops ofthe North. No Gov-
srnme nt can be said to inuade itself Your
paramount allegiance is due to the Govern.
ment Of the United States, and that Govern.
ment has the right to station troops on erers
foot Of coil under its jwisdiction. When
it loses posoer it wiN be soorth no more than
the Government Of the Camanches or Of the
Fefjec islanders" rrt -.'..T'
Col. BLA'R.-The st. Louis Democrat
says question has arisen whether Col.
Blair's arrest was proper, since he had NJ
military commission and was therefore not
,menable to military law in writing letters
derogatory to the character Of his superiors
He denied his Colonelcy during the session
Of the last Congress, and since trat time has
not accepted an army commission, although
he has been the acting Colonel # the First
regiment Of Missouri volunteers. Many Of
l. &. ~. cD~
exemption from military arrest, on the
ground that in this matter he has acted sim
ply as civilian, or at most, as the Con-
gressional Representative Of this District.
The examination, which will be of private
character will not take place for some DAYS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-20

RELIABLE HOME INSURANCE
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-20

DEPARTUkE Of OUh SoLoNlEHNo'- SoAAA-
panies "A' and 3D." of the Eleventh Iowa
Regiment, from this city, departed on the
steamer Jennie Whpple, Wednesday noon,
for the rendezvous at Davenport. Forming at
their respective halls, the two companies
marched up Second street as far as the Eich-
elberger House when they countermarched
and returning repaired to the boat, at the
wharf. AS they passed through the crowd
ed throu shfsres, the enthusiasm was intense.
The streets were crowded with the friends Of
the boys, who, as they marched along, would
press the hands of the patriotic volunteers
and bid them God speed and the cause
they were engaged to defend. At the
boat the scene was truly impressive. Fathers
mo, hers, sisters and sweethearts crowded
around the little bard to bid adieu to their
sons brothers, and lovers, some of them per-
haps for the last time. AS the boat was
ready to move iierry G'Connor came forward
on the hurricane deck and uade few re-
marks to the immense assemblage. He
thar ked the people OF Musoatine in the name
of the two companies for the Hospitality they
had bestowed Upon them, and pledged his
word that they would never disnonoT the
name of Muscatine the banner town of the
State. In conc usion he called for three
cheers for the volunteers. the flag, and our
cause. They were giy. with an effect truly
wonderful Men and boys tossed their hats
into the air, and shouted with all their might;
women waved their bonnets and hapdker-
chiefs, and the rousing cheers testified how
dearly the cause OF the Union was loved in
our city. The bells sounded, the wheels
moved and two hundred more of Muscatine' 8
best sons left Their homes to battle for their
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-20

Our Pubic ScHooLs.-We learn from re-
liable authority that the rule Of excluding
scholars who may wish to enter the public
schoo' after two weeks Of the quarter have
passed has been for many years in vogue
here, and is quite general throughout the
country, with the exception that the time is
usu. l:y limited to one week instead Of two
It is claimed that the salaries of teachers is
barely sufficient to support them; md that
arrangements are not made to provide for
the instruction of advanced scholars for the
sufficient reason that there is no money in
the treasury to appropriate for that purpose.
The appropriation Of school money at the
commencement Of this month was only suf'
fcient to pay 20 per cent Of the liabilities
against the fund; vet one Of the Board has
made arrang ZEN ents, at much sacrifice to him
self, to have all orders paid at par in trade
which inclufc~ "cr.ly all the necessaries Of
life. .S;.,, !, the Board are thankless
and onerous, and the public has every conf;
dence in Their integrity and ability TO dis
charge them properly. These remarks are
deemed but justice to the Board in view Of
the structures Of "Tax Payers in yesterdays
paper.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-20

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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-09-20

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