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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
DURIF THE BLOO =
MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PH0NTY BITTE1S, AND

MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHGNTN BI7'TE6S, AND
The high and env.ed celebrity which these pre-
eminent medicines have acquired fer heir invaua-
be efficacy IN ali the Diseases which they profess to
cure, HIS rendered the ,,suapractice ofpuiIins not
only unnecessary, but unworthyof them
ALL CASES
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, AZ
fectiens of the Bladder and Kidneys,
BILIOUS FEvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS,
In the South and W est, where these diseases pre-
vail, they will be found invaluable. Planters, far
mers and others, who once use these Medicines, will
never afterwards be without them
BILIOUS cHoLic, SERIOUS, LoosESEss, Piles, cosrIvE
NESS, COLDS AND COUGHS, cHoLIc, CORRUPT
uuMoRs. DRoFsIEs.
DysrEPsIA.-No.p erson with tins distressing disease
should delay using these Medi zines Immediately
Eruptions of the Skin Eryslpeias. Fiatulency
FEVER AND For this scourge ~ the Wes-
tern country, these Medicines will be found safe.
speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines leave
the SYSTEM subject 10 return of ine disease; a
cure by these medicines is permanent.
Try them. BE satisfied, and be cured.
FouLNEss OF Co~FLExIoN--
GENERAL DEBILITY, Gour. GIDDIHEss, GRAVEL,
Headaches of every kind, Inward Fever. Inilam-
uatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood,
Jaundce, Loss of Appetite.
MEacuRiAL DIsEAsEs-Never fails to eradicate
entirely all the effects of Mercury Intimately sooner
than the most powerful preparation OF SArsaparila
NIGHT swEATs, NERVOUS DEBILITY. COMPLAINTS
of all kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
fILEs.-Jhe original proprietor OF the c Med-
cines was cured OF Piles of 80 Years standing, by
The use Of these Life Medicines alone.
PAINS in the Head, Side, Back, Joints Organs
RHEUMATIsM.-I'hose affected with this terrible
disease, will be of reliefby the Life Medicines
Rush of Blood to the Head. Scurvy, Salt
Rheum, Swcllings
ScRoruI.A. or KINGS EVIL in its worst forms
Ulcers of every description.
Worms of all kinds are eifectually expelled by
these Medicines. Parents will do well TO admin
ister them whenever their existence is suspected.
Relief will be certain. The
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And remove all disease from the system.
Prepared and sold by
DR.. WILLIAM y. MOFFAT,
32s Broadway, cor of Anthony street. New York
For sale by all Druggists. vIn2Sly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
STEW EN- YEARS!

The seven Years Of unrigalled success atteudin.,
the
"Josmepaltian at association,
have msde il 4 household word throughout every
quarter Of the Country
Under tie auspices Of this peculiar Institution.
over three ian4rsa thousand homes have learned 10
Gpnrccate-5y beautiful works of art on their
walls and cheIce literature on their tables. the
great Der. fts derived from becoming a subscrio-
ar
Subscriptions arc now being received ina ratio
unparalleled With that of any previous year
FER US:
Any person can become member BY subs crib
Ing three doiiqrs. FOX which sum they will re
ceive
Ist-The large andsuperb steel engraving, 3ox
IS inches. entitled.
'FALsrAFF MASTERING his RECRUITS"
2i.-one copy, one year. of that elegantly Illus
trated magazine,
THE COSMOPOLITAN Art JOURNAL :.
3d.-Four admissions, during the season, 10
The Gallery Of Paintings. SAG Broad.
way New York.
IN addition to theaboye benefits. there will b.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
ITI1 EGpfEl 2HIEI In2z HlDs

fAKE NOTICE, DO NJ work nySef ana
warrant ! good or no sale. lohing a,3
Reparing done in the best of styc and durability
according to order and without delay. kec1 in
minc, being my own manuiactcr viii net lie m
dersoG Remember the sell s.ra:.ine milk buck
ct. by "hich the COW cannot get her foot IL. the nil
and no milk lost should the bucket5 be thrown DER
or kicked over hy the COW Call ard see it any
way Cast iron. copper. pewter, rags, and Pre-
:':cc taken in exchage for tinware and repairing 1T
c.,sn prices. re. BAXTER
Pi, mouth, Ind, Nav ~. 1860.
FIN, COPPER, BRASS * SHEET IRON
WARE.
that you MAJ not be detained in town nnnecass.
riiy. keep on hani t2nd the onl7 enc author
zod 20 sell the same.l the
self.Straining Milk Bucket
one OF the most important anl ralaable Improve
nents Of tic times. The arrangement OF this
Bucket is so plain al simple thaIit eanno: fail
please those who would save both
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sF&Eatsasy E, 1859.


Cesh GA hau.. & IN ban t5e,,e- :,
Cash II lands citizens
and IN course o. ;.ans
mission ........... t2,e@D 80
Cash loaned on CALI. 5000 %
- sIsi, o29 60
Bills receivable ior loans, amply So
cured ............... 70.e22 80
Real esta;e uaincumberod, leash
value ............ -. 1890 &c
2iG9 Shares bank stock IN Hartford
Market Observation-Disclosures. 2Go 80 &C
22CG shares bana stock in New crk
Maslet value. ............... pa, pa 30
$50 Shares bank stock in Boston
Market value. ............... le1 500 o.
100 shares la. i stock in s.. Louis
Il let value. .............. 20 80, %
2i0 8, In, cs bank, Railroad and other
5 ock, market value .......... lo.i5o 90
Hartford city bonds, per cents mark
Ct value. -................. 3o,3c) 90
State stock. Tennessee, Ohio, N.ch
ican, Missouri per centsinigk-
ct value. ................. $685. 90
20 Shares state hank Wisconsin
Marked value. 2.li0 90
Total Assets. ....... Ss361e9 Cd
Total Liabilities. ...... C6,930 GO
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28

4 INFORMATION WANTDD.-Strayed from
Z the subscriber. in either June or July last. n
dark brown Cow four years DID, few long hairs
in the head-think little tip on the tail, low
back and cooked horns. Raised by John c. Akin.
6 miles west of ri, mouth.
Any person leaving information of said COW Mt
The Democrat Office or at my house will be suitably
rewarded.
A. GAMDRlLL.
Plym ouih, dec. OF, 1860
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(EAsr OF TIKI EDWARDS Horsr,)
PLYMOUTH, IND.

FENHE above firm having completed their large
establishment for the manufacture OF all
kinds o. vehicles they take this opportunity 10 IN
form the citizens OF Marshall and adjoining c0un
ties that they now ready 10 execute ali orders
in their business, with which they NAV be favored;
from WhcelbarIow to the finest Carriage that
runs, on the most reasonable terms and in the best
style OF tn-ir business. They are prepared to do
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500 Beautiful Works Of Art

COMPRISING valuable paintings, mar Go. -.
outlines, ETC., forming a trGlv national benefit
HE SUfERB ENGRAVING, which every subscriber
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hEcRUII,, = one of the most beautiful End BON
ui4r easrtvngs evnr issued N this coun nv. IT'S
done On steel, in7Se line and stppe, and printed
on heavy plate paper 80 by s. inches. making :
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either the library, parlor office. It's subject
IS tie celebrated scene of ir John ralstaf receiy-
ING IN Justice Shadows office, the recruits which
have been gataered Tor his ''Taeged regiment
Il could not - furaishd ny the tr1le for less than
I've doi.als
The Art Journal IS too well known to the whclq
co&hrry 10 reed commentator. It's macni6.
eensy l!nstrl,ed magazine of Art containing
ESSAYS, Stone, Poems, Gossip, Sc, b, the very
best writer's i. America.
The Ea1FI- ing is sent 10 anv rart OF The -our
~ ~ mail with safety. being packed in a cylinder
postage prepaid.
SUBSCRIPTIONS win DO received until the Eve.
mig q he 5lss Of January. 1861 al which time
Tie oooNs viii close AID the premiums be given 10
subscribers.
70 person Is r?stricted to a single sub:cription-
those RENTING Si5.sra entitled To FIVE rneD,oer-
SHIPS a}sd to Ell extra Engraving for their rouIe
SUBSCRIPTIONS rom California. the Canadas, and
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o. further particulars send for n cory OF the
lee maj illustrated Art JOURNAL pronounced the
a'ris9lnest ragaLne in America" IL contains
Catalogue o; preiniuFns, and numerous superb en-
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stamps or coin.
Address,
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28

Insurance against loss damage By Fire on
Dwellings, Furniiures, Stores, Warehouses, Mer-
chaniise, Mills, Manufactures and other kinds of
property. can be Effected in the company. upon NJ
favorable terms rs the nature of the risk and Sc
curitv ofpocy holders will admit.
Particular attention given TO insuring Farm prop
erty, CONSISTING of Dwellings, Barns, and out build
ngs connected and Furniture. Live Stcck, Hay
Grain, Farming utensils, &c, contained therei
for terms Of years at Low rates Of premium.
Applications for Insurance may b made to the
a"rSigned the duly authorized Agent of the
.onpany. h. CdhBlN,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
OFFICE OF AUDITOR o. STATE. Exp.sAl

INpIsNAroIis. feb. -. 1859.
tn TIE F,aple Of iaaiane:-'i'le Hartford re
Insurance Company having compiled Wiz the aH
OF lna.ana. 10y filing in ;lii Once Statement 81
It's CONDITION on the FIRST day e January, 1850
ard having invited m examination o; It's affairs by
this Department. |. John ". Dodd. Auditor Oftho
STATE of lIoiana, hereby certify that aarc made
personal and thorough examination ofthe books
and assets of the Company, Mt their 0aice an the
Git, Of Hartford, Conn, ana the Company own
and have in their possession in cash, ana in secu
rites convertible 1T pleasure nearly One Million
Of Dollars. applicable to the payment of losses
an amount corresponding with thes official state
ment of January last Thee HaItf,f d Fire III
surance Company has beer in existence for half Il
ccntur, The high character Of its officers for
experience and probity-the promptnoss and fdel
tY with which it has met all it, engagements
Justly entities 1t to the highest rank among the
Insurance Companies OF the country, and com
mends il to the patronage Of the people CT Indiana.
JOHN w. WOOD, .kd.tor Of Sig;e.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28
Cheap as the Cheapest
He will sell for

ID. . q q .
and small profits His motto ia olive and let i've
REPAIRING DONE ON SHORT MOTTO
Terms reasonable. Give him call one and all
Sdop three doors north OIL. Brewnlee's Store,
where he will he found at all working hours
y. F. HARTMAN.
Plymouth, April Goth. 1860.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15
Port Royal and i1s Vicinity.



Port Royal is fifteen miles northeast from
the mouth of the Savannah river, and is in ali
respects the most eligible ONT along the
The entrance to the harbor itself is large
enough to admit of the anchorage ard move
mems of the whole fleet The city of Beau
'ort is situat d on the east side of the harbor,
on Port Royal Island, with population of
about one thousand The harbor runs into
and commands Beaufort county which con-
stitutes the southern extremity of South Car
Dina The population of the is.rict in $50
was IS, oy5, of which only $500 were free.
The chief staples of The district are cotton,
rice, Indian corn, and sweet potatoes Beau
fort is one of the most populous districts in
South Carolina The surrounding coun-
try is a vel plain but little elevated above
the the sea; and the soil is alluvial and SAN
dy, we'll adapted, apparently, for quarterihg
troops, an for the muvtmen's of an attack
ing army Port Royal communicates almost
directly, by railroad, with both Charleston
and Savannah. A force moving up the riv
err from 3 autort city would strike the Charles
ton and Savannah Railroad at a point about
fifty miles from hareston on the one hard
and fifty miles from Savannah on the other
The acquisition of that road will of course be
one of the first movements of the expedition
airy army, giving, as it would, the command
of both cities, and easy access to them, be-
sides cutting off the facilities of transit and
transport from the rebels.
The possession of this point will give Gen
Sherman access to the most important part
of the southern coast, and enable him to at
tack in the rear the Notifications of Charles
ton and Savannah. The possession of Beau
fort, in lAct, must result in the speedy pos
session of the whole of South Carolina and
Georgia
The possession of this harbor will enable
the North to open new ton port, where
the experiment may be tried as to how far
the cotton planters would avail themselves of
an opportunity Of selling their crops. Our
army will probably fad few thousand bales
of the finest Sea Island CO ton, which, at the
present price If that staple, would prove a
most valuable priZe
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15
News Paragraphs.

The Kanawha Legislature meets ct
Wheeling, December I'd.
Kentucky has six or seven regiments in
the field, and parts of thirty-four in camps,
which, if not filled within two weeks will be
consolidated, by which at least seventeen
tull regiments will be organized. 1t is
thought that ncntncky will have her full
complement Of men in the field before the
winter fully sets in.
Nicholas Walton, aGovernment wood con-
tractor at St. Louis, ran away few days
since with S., 900 belonging to- his business
mariners and with another mans wife. He
left his own consorl and two children be
hind He was arrested at Plttshurg on the
9TH last Search Of the baggage revealed no
money, but the lady, when told that she
must submit to personal examination. took
from her bosom two pads containing $3.50
in $40 gold pieces. This money the woman
elaine as her own, and said she took it
from her husband before she eloped. She
persistently refused to tell her name.
The passport system for Americans going
TO E,,r1pe. announced in August by the Sec
retarY, of State is now in full force. 1t is de-
signed to prevent rebel commune ton with
Europe. through the North, but its success
is proble,nati al. In order that travellers
NAV be put to as little trouble as possible,
the agents of the Government at l'hiadel-
phia, New York and Boston, are prov ded
with blank passports, signed by Secretary
Seward. which will be I'll! ont upon proof
that the citizen is loyal. No fee is CHARGED.
If he person goi abroad is not citizen
of this country, he must apply to his own
consular representative, and pay the fee usu
al to the office.
WHY ARE NOT THE BATTERIES TAKEN p
Some surprise has been manifested at the ac-
oui scence of the Government in the blockade
of the Potomac and t is very frequently
asked shy tn batteries are not taken. The
reason is because he shore could not be hid
as it is commanded by hills in the rear. Tbs
batteries coul. be taken, but to be compelled
to retreat afterwards would not look we'll
Until one wing Of our army crosses Deco
ouon, there will be 70 attempt to take tht
rebel batteries. - Washington Cor. N. 7
World.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

nIED--At he residence OF his son, &c !. Cod
dard,) on Fifth rect JUS atlne, On the evening
OF the Sd day Ilth month. l2th, OF Consumption,
Lot GoDDAa d. aged 81 years
The deceased was a resident of Maine until
about two weeks since, at which time he Game to
this tate to spend the emainder OF hi. days with
his children aud friends bu. the pleasure ot meet
ing mingled with feelings Of sadness when
we bched upon his countenance visible traces OF
the DESTROYER; and the loving hearts that glad
dened at his coming, now bow i'll sorrow aud hum
Bile resignation to the just behests OF Him whose
ways are above our ways"
The deceased was from childhood a worthy and
consistent member of the Society of Friends Of
mid and meek disposition and became endeared
to tho around hun by his uniform kindness,
Tire feelings OF the numerous friends who mourn
his loss. as they contemplate the noble Qualities
of his mind, will find expression in the language
of the pet =
Death loves a shining mark
r. Ii. p.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

NROM the undersigned four miles southwest
II of Grandview. Louisa county, two yoke o,
OXEN, oney"ke years old and one yea old
The year ods described as follows One
white with red neck and white face Marks. crop
and sill, IN each and upper BIT out of the .ight
ear The other. brlndle sides with white face ;
both have wide horns. The year-olds are both
red and white speckled, one pale and the other
deep red. ANY person giving informal lou of said
cattle or returning them will confer great favor,
and shall be we'll rewarded.
Nav. Is DAVID SMITH.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15
SHERTFF'S SALE

Il virtue OF Il special execution directed and
ID DELI cred fro the Office the Clerk of the district
COurtoI Muscain. county, state Of Iowa, against the
lands Il tenemeuts oI Peter neiniy Catiern Heinly
ell al have ev" and will Xpose t. sale on Sat
uiday, tie l4h day Of December, A. ID. 1861 at the
Court q USE door, i'll the city OF Muscatine the follow
ing described pr" erty, TO wit: Lots three, four,
nv. t3i in block sixy ur 6i and lot No. five (5) in
block No ii., -tuu (5H the II rge of Wilton, MIsca
tine county, low, AL of which, much there of
may be- Lecessary. will be sod satisfy SAID special
ecution in favor OF Christopher q. Coleman Sale to
cOMnence at ten o'clock ia the forenoon of said day.
WIN. GORDON,
Sheriff huscatine county.
Miscat;nc, Nov. 18th 1SG1-w4w, pr 5. fee 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15
COMM ERCIAL.
WEEKLY REVIEW .
Eastern exchange plenty at Il per cont. premium.
MHOLESALE PRICES

.
Eastern exchange plenty at y per cont. premium.
wHoLEsALE PRICES
WnEAT-Advanced to SIC during the week, but thu
market ws depress hy an vance Ron freight to st
I ,,".nY' " oo' H.. ".'',' 81" .sI
.o'i' " oo pei '"'"' ''"e' "''''eS "h'""nseu' CIV
in but limited demand.
PogE- Slaughterinc and packing has already com.
,, ... h.. 80 , ~ ;. Nv ,.
Aie"'e" '"o'kh ou' hos' are coming H. "equo''
;. w.
u ~ "nis NJ e. n o'u a' ~ 49, e,,<-.
nD@sD ~ o9'o' Sseen "12gfc' '''eu ",4e u lib.
BraSs-75csI
Brrr CARL Batcfer, nav g, .e,so per cur.
RnTrrnHEresh r"i, ,r ply rn S, t st' o"''
nhAN-oo ceh's pet W lbs .eN
Cnrrss9Prme Sta, Dsiry " "a a a.. 40 N
S"s.rr- i,in ing e. o." "s s "a '; g ID;
Cs. ,h ."' TO- ~ t thlnie 20 ~ i1E, u I'D
go ~ ny co. co. q, nv 90 .'',oi'"o - y ioc.
Dnv IL a" ''' 'pS
DnsNsrarc. ss a. -, aox
E,s,, ca IL =. n w.. o, n. ,,<,,, ~. 60 m
~" me S''@9 y z oDi nrou, 20 Go
~ M aiT n" "a No. ~ No. $3.50 y n DBL
n, ~ ;rst n,ali,, - 20 , .. ,;. a, -
per cwi i''''''' '-''' al" Ss'0'' ''"'''' "i'''
fsT,TAGpes greeG y 90 ter b'rre dried 40
n 90 a. o% H. ,an ''V y 49, c NJ IL % 'o' "yef
a,y rono a. ~ lii 60 INK --
ipor Va, TO- az, wv i';t r,>, s,oo. e. MAJ,
rod N,r,ro~ "a .d r. ~ IL Z,0' 80 10 M; M
los NJ "A kes S o. SIS s. Sd, g. * ~ a. a. g. a. o"
So = Nd 60 Oar o1''e u To- Sho' si'''"
Lunprn- Clear SOS her 1000 fact. ., clear $40.
lat C,,, mon SO 0o c,"o '' . n m 'e'' -, 49,
SI2 so +ra,tIiny SIn q, nr 1rnriU% s1s ~
sidng si, a. Hroh SiIi ,,n o";inH S' ~ gs
Sbentiry "a J,tI s5 7 'N' ~ e' S-''"''
Lr.T;i.u-SnIa u,l oo..5c cro,;, S,,o o,.oc, p,f
fin sa,, a. Nv. y @ y, =" Use e At'A nv i
IN aro ,; ,,on,,'n, H. y ,a So , ' ~ N"'' Pe
I,lu-C;ty s.. cnnntrv Sc nor II, ~
Moi ,ssrt EpIantatioo a:,.snc' " s,aor Home. svrr,
so.ssn = Ia, $50, H. a. , s'sai IAo''e' syrup
OtTs-i2 Mn1h. '
o,Ii .Hod 7bc5 r nd ,of.,.t-I .-..
g p.,,s- :, 0ua2D IN 49,. d.,
p.r.Y. Nhite i and ~ 10 M
PorArrGs-Irisli 1910 15c Sweet 40a50c
rouLF.f-rnrkeys &c per lb, Chickens, 81 per doz.
Rrcg--eiI, 1'' WV pea ''e'
RYE CSC.
na Ns'ia ground ioc Gloves lSc, Nutmegs 90ca
grouuI "a: Der Id. N/2"'''' -'Pp'' p'i o"s A'''
sHoersL')c per 100 lbs.
OK 4,a1oc, dnnpowder 7oas3c Imperial 7Oa
TonAccs-fen Lnmp 22.2sc. N,turu, Loaf no,a5c ,.r
ID, smokin papers per gr $500.
Iubs-9S''io0o per doZ
Carb 5a,,l%, Sal soda 4 indiro75aoo ''''' o"p''
sALT-iiar,es 1913, GA $500, l $3.50, Coarse
oo gar go o,>a,u
Crushed in, nnw,lcre1 l3c /2'' N'''''" "S'-|2e'
soAr--4.a' po', box 4s4a7, CASTLE l1a1G Olive 8,
nS S' - sNe ~, oakley Sc
pring S. -, :li,h Blister r.a2 . American ~ pI9nyn
steel &c.
"hihN' 'ty hectl"en TO-:
FLork-- % per cwt
bur7c2 Scarce at sa1oc per lb.
i ~ per g zen.
P,r,r.ts o0c uer hu.ha,
Apr Es---2.a25c per peek.
U Ui'>' i ,',loc yer peck.
Cn, NJ : .0t,,s 81 oo NOR 1oO nopnd,
"""i'- i.35hI.e' cord
CAbbAGE--2tSc pei head.
Swrrr pr rnr.Nsnc
BUCK WHEAT FIoUR.-$2, per cwt.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.
FaOuRA tive at "a S0lS4 90 for white wiuer extras
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15
PUBLIC sALEOF REAL ESTATE.

TN obedience to order of the District Court of Nus
caine county, the undersigned ill expose to
sale to the highest bidder at the door Of the Court
House. in the city OF Musca'in,, on Sal urd.v, the
14th day of D,cemOer A. D. 1851 between the hours
nins O'clock in The forenoon and four Ok in the at
ternoon the toll wing described property, to Mt: Loi
No five ,5) in block No. hundred and (lU1) i'll
the city and county of Muscatne iowa. sale to
o'clock A SAID day. Terms ole half cash hand
ami the balance pay aUle in year with per Cent
interest, secured by mortg .ge On the premises.
Tile above property is sold TO make Partition among
the parties III interest and is the same formerly
owned and occupied y jams NJ. Dougherty, deceased
WIN GORDON, ps
VIM. LErrINuWELL, 'ei''
Nus,atne Nov Is, loGl .wl9 pis lee as
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

MAJOR GEN. Wool There is no founda-
ton to the report that Gen. VOL has re-
signed. HIS application to the Departments
here for re'nforcements, after the demand
for men for the fleet had diminished his
strength, was uryeni, but his request has
been complied with, and troops are still going
forward to the Fortress. The report of Is
resignation is gratuitous and idle Wash.
Cor. Phil Press.
~ By the late news it appears that the
Iowa 7th and Col. Buford's Rock Island regi-
ment done pretty much all the hard fighting
at Belmont, and the list of killed, wounded
and missing of these regiments is frightfuI.-
\ gentleman from Missouri informs us that
Cen Price remarked that if he could get
rid of the id Iowa soldiers he would
soon clear the State of Federals" A very
well deserved compliment to the Iowa boys,
although coming from very que tionable
source.-Ddu. Dem
The wife of Lieut.. Palmer died at St. Louis
East week Of hydrophcbis. She was bitten
] two weeks previous.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

80 The contrabands in Government en-
ploy at Fortress Monroe are to be paid as fol-
lows
Negro man over 19, $40 month, one ra-
ton, and the Necessary amount of clothing.
B Us from u to is, and sick and infifm negro
men, IS month, one ration and clothing
Each individual of the first Of the above
classes will receive 81, and those of the sec
ond class 81 month for their own use. The
remainder of the money value of their
labor will be turned over to the Quartermas-
ter, who will apply what remains over the
cost of theI clothes to the support of the wo-
men, children, and Persons unable to work.
Extra labor will be paid for.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15
Shocking Murder.

MARION, o., Nov. 9.
A shocking murder was committed about
five miles east of this place last night about
seven o'clock. While Mrs. Levi Ulich was
sitting in her room knitting, some one fired
at her through the window. One ball passed
through her breast and lodged in the skin of
her back An ,ther bail and seven shot
struck the wall at her side. She died in one
hour afterwards.
No clue to the perpetrator.