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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

EcoxoMrzE N PAPER.-In the present
stage of high prices, it is the duty Of every
one to economic in every direction possible
One of tho leakages which may and should
be stopped is that of too free use of paper
The price Of paper has increased enormously,
in consequence of the scarcity of the rags
Of which to make it. As yet no article has
been found to take the place of rags in this
manufacture, and it therefore becomes all users
of paper, Of whatever kind, to economic as
they have never done before. When writing
letter, let half sheet answer instead of o
whole one. Mover waist sheet or an envel-
ope. Save the fragments of paper and sell
them to he made over. In this way each one
may affect q saving to his or her own pocket,
and at the same time benefit the world ST
largo by lessening the scarcity which now
prevails. 1t is in these little savings tina.
the people in this country should learn a
lesson Of the people Of other lands.-Cleve.
land Lea7er.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

A LARGE Drove. y Mr.. De Graf, of Buff
falo Prairie, ILL.,, delivered to Mr.. S. o. Butler,
Saturday, upwards of 1900 hogs, which were
purchased in Rock Island and Mercer coun-
ties. He has delivered about 5000 hogs this
season.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

E The Davenport papers have advanced
their subscription price to fifteen cents per
week, or seven dollars per year.
We will continue our present rate Of sub
scription till the LIST Of January next, and
perhaps longer. The JOURNAL is now the
cheapest paper in this part of the State, and
gives as much news as those of Davenport, for
which higher price is charged
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
SlleriR,s Sale.

SheriR's Sale. zslPa- l--'e
DY virtue of q special execution to directed and
ID delivered from the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court Of Muscatine County, State Of Iowa.
against the goods and chatels lands and tenements OF
W. H. Miller and Rebecca s. Milere al have levied up.
and will expose 10 sale Saturday the 9th day
December. A. D. 1852, at the Court House door in the
city of Muscatns, the following described property,
to wit -
ton seven ~, townshfp seventy-sx (76), north of
range two west Of the 9TH principal meridian Also,
ship seventy six e north of range two west Of the
9Th principal meridian, containing in all four hundred
(4Oo) acres more or lessall situated in Muscatiae
county State of lows. 8lf . on =. :. ~
Of which, or much thereof a. may be necessary.
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor Of
Andrew Davidson. ''s
Ssls to commence between the hours of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and four eclsck In the afternoon of sd
day. to wit, at half-past ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
p. H. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatiae County.
Musoatiue. Nov. 9Th. 1ses--novl4w4w 81 50. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

NJ We are requested to call the attention
Of farmers to the law forbidding the selling of
fresh beef out of wagons in less quantities
than quarters, unless they pay license levied
on pedlers by the United States Tax Law
ANY person so offending will be promptly
prosecuted.
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Adiilii,istrator,s Sale

TIE nudepSisasd. Administsator q tie ect.As -
AoMst; ,. I: Is.n,wofth dsessssd. viii eass for
late residence Of the decsdsnt. er SweStisS cst,s
1n.o.tine county: the following Dsraonal propsrty
~ s.eA sssos W WIZ .&5a. 5S-}ls.B SSJgsffIf,S
1opr horses. two colts, i've coss. nftse. h..a ~
yonng cattle my stock hogs Afssa tons u hav eisst
m" ~ Usssels o. ccsn. : wag9n large lot Of fn-
80 g oonm.sce g 10 e'elccts 4, Il. on ali
soms NOT exceedlng five dollars oesh down. on al suns
approvsd security.
Aamipistrator Of Homer Il Tarpsweethy dec'dy ra,
8 u uscstine Nov IA. 1852. IfdaAia ~ - - ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
From the Req. JOSPHo II. KENNARD
Pastor of the Tenth BdDtist Church.

Dr. Jacksos-Dear ST. 81 have been frequently re-
quested meet my name with concentrations Of
rious kinds of medicines but regarding practice
out Of my appropriate here. have in an eases de-
particularly in my own My. Of tho usefulness Of Dr..
Heofand's German Bl1A. depart for once from my
general debility Of tn 0tem, and especially for Liver
Complaint. it 10 sa1 and valuxple preparation In
some casea may fall but usually doubt not It will be
very beneficial to those who suffer from the above
j. It. KENNARD, 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

Per sale Thy druggists and dealers in medicines N
every town and village in the United States and By
John 3. Donshstty, kascatine,]
J b Canon 4 Co. bp do 4rtI =, , .- = .-.,,.
n Pomefoy. Wilton, - t'-
Geo Bagley, West Liberty, & ~ Il,
r Armstrong, Wilton Junction ...s qs- es-
Bunch, Moscow, r,.
W Clark Bro, Columbus City, -'Is' a-i..
, Howey,O Wapello, sEC l..s.-.
II Yanloon no do CO ,.tt 81 r--. ... f... ..-
Hutchinson Bsrner.. Pert Louisa, --- e.
Reigart b MeNauara, Upton, @. sij IS -.e-
q xog e 4 9 Bso' Iowa City .5acl q ea..g
Morrison 3 Bro do 20 sTs az91yao1 10 srsj.c5
Museatine. June llth. 1669--daw1y. .Ygd Er-g
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
From the pifs ofALDERMAN WUNDER

-.-- ti 10 Gsvnsa.soss, Jxns Let, 1861.
DR.. G. M. JAcKsoN-srR 1T gave me pleasure tvc
years ago. to give you acertifcate tesying What the
German Bitters haa for me. I am now perfectly
cure. viz -Dy.pepsla Chronic and Norvoas debility.
diseases of the Kidneys, &c. The powerful influence
exerts upon Nervous pfostration 10 surprising have
been consulted frequently In references to your 1tters
end without hesitation, have recommended it for the
above paints and il cherry ms lance has effect
ualy cured. Your medicine has great reputation in
Germantown and 10 sold in every Drug store. and
most Of the Grocery stores here. 1t any should
question what say. let them come to Germantown,
and Twill prove to their Satisfaction, that the Bitters
have cured In this vicinity more than twenty of
the above disease. Respectfully,
= HANNAH WUNDER,
Main 1t. above Rittenhouse, Germantown, Pa
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

twas the tenth of July, that warm, OPP
pressive month, when all the fashionable fry
are tout Of the city" If any are so scarce Of
the ''almlghty dollsr" that they CANNOT go in
reality, let such put themselves under our
guidrncs and in the twinkling of an eye, our
journey 'by land and sea" is compassed, and
We are nearer the shore ONO M tter where;
enough that We are at q Watering. place.
There is the usual pleasant ex. itement-the
usual pleasan. faces hidden nnder neat trav.
cling bonnets, or those more convenient, dark
colored hats, the pretty creatures sport.
As the steamer rounded up % lie laoding,
all was confusion. Amid the short, hurried
puf8ngs Of her engines. and the Md dhtisksl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

mucn 70 say 10 you, II is now nome Ike
e Their voices only reached the Generals ear
now, in kind of subdued murmuring. Yet
he could not read The spell seemed broken
For an hour he alternately pacedthe floor and
tried to read. He was just about retiring,
when voices come from the next room again
$50 you must 60, Charliea l dislike to
have you 60. but must not be selfish"
Sand ! dislike to leave you, sister mine;
but 1t mnst be. Tomorrow " III spend with
you -dsy and evening too. Look In wonder
mirror, Carrie-see what a tinny thing you
are! Who would imagine we were children
af the same parents? You, with your dark
hair and ey land mine both bright. tits too
bad! I should have had the dark hair and
eyes, Carrie.n aioass, s.sFrl. g sd l31t
Eyes, Charles, but, then, you know Vic
Canterbury says fair hair and eyes are so
,aristocratic,' . said Carrie, archly. 49, j
$50 she does. But good night nv precious
sister. You grow more like your mother
every day, .Carrier' ~ lssg ,.os 1ss.a
ellis sisterl Oil am no glad" And the
noble warrior felt almost like falling upon
his knees and thanking God for the womau,s
purity. He had not doubted it; but the curse
Of scandal is that in spite Of ones better feel
ings-when one hears SO understanding
of dstrust will cling to the heart :
I Soon there c,me knock at the Generals
donr-a summons for him to 60 to the apart.
ments of brother officer, on business, whose
rooms we're in another part of the house, Il,
! As he was returning, at twelve O'Clock, he
saw small. slight figure coming up the hall
from an opposite direction. As she came
nearer he saw that it was Mrs. Leeds. She
still wore that rich dress she had worn to din
nsr. Aguperb crimson shawl Of Canton Grape
vas flung over her head, almost covering her
blue black euris, md tightly clasped under
Ihs chin BY two small, white hands. But the
Writ" dsspiirmg face, that rose from out that
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
Sheriff Sale.

~ buoEIH NQuSC8SIue
Muscatine, Nov IA, 1s62.-w4w $l2 so.
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SHERIFF,S SALE

Muscatine, Nov IA, 1852. .w4w 81 50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

was exposed now and the ladies of the house
found out at last the cause of Mrs. Leeds fit
full conduct-known at last why she was
so often seen in the halls at night-why she
stood listening, with the door ajar, at night
Those who had been the first to malign her
now came forward to offer their earnest sym
pathy. They were all admiration now, of the
heroic wife who had borne her sorrows SC
meekly and so quietly. But it was too late.
When kind word would have been grateful
to her aching heart they stood aloof, and gave,
instead, cold, suspicious, ooks, that sometimes
cut to the heart with a deeper parg than cold
words. Thousands suffer thus, day by day,
from the misconstruction ofthe world. They
must bear it, too for if the sufferer is wo-
man there is no redress unless she unsexes
herself, and goes forth to battle for her rights.
Oh! this scandal that crushes people to the
earth-that tramples thousands of bleeding
hearts under the feet of the multitude Does
not life bring enough Of sorrowf Will not
our earthly path be full of thorns, and life's
cup full enough of woe, thatfhe=e our friends
and neighbors, must strike 1t home more
surely! No, tits not enough. Hear IS always
have, and always will suffer from this great
crucifixion, scandal While the world lasts
hearts viii be shorn of every flower of hope
and fancy, by the (too often only thoughtless)
tongues of scandal lovers--will see their
sources Of happiness, and their hopes drop off
one by one because few words of scandal
has deprived them Of this or that precious
friend. They must learn tnsufice for them
selves-nust be outwardly ca'm-must turn
away from the too happy past take up the
threads of life, and Try to weave them in
amcpg their every day distress, but alas and
alas l'skillful IS ore may be, the ragged edges
will be uppermost!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-20

ITOwIes, james and jos 1
Grimes, in trust for Sbi-
leah Baptist Church.
Beginning at the north
west corner Of said lot
and running then
southwestardly % feet
. inches, in a line at
rightangles with Mas
sachusetts avenue, then
east 30 feet, then scuth|
6 feet . - sr<|
] southsss $3.50
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$685. Cur belpnperen EenntntBllobme.
q syuwuRberer uuh NttieGbe iOatcn febr uprtWtie fsn, cee IT.
or S,Getts Iauieu umb fpGi,u ~Oieieiben HGr pn Iplden M
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QUO D~ur@fabrtS. 8illette
aa& oaen Isealea zee aDeteas fne ~ pGbeu BET
So. i. &ticebranet.
@eastal4G acknowledgment Der Baltimore. gMh
n Dpta~&tienbaba.
,,2. 3fc. 81 Ebanle8ftr., Baltimore.
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g2euer nnb tutcbttaer Fnhrps"n'
Ec@s BALTIMORE H. HhiOsEt iemb1gTl

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In unb rad BEN 16. Stunt 1862 sshen rte 3ueS tie sSlss,
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uert6st Baltimore nm 6 lbr Nbcuos. inc p
Der 6reDertd<M Recommendations .3N0
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8. 10 unr 6. 30 Htddln.
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Observation-Disclosures Baltimore,
=. NJ. &ptf &eaerdi-GtQefsrg (Wri6sLl-
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YarterSbur9 une Wtartetta, ooet peaWSIo,
IWbeelin9 uuD Columbus.
Dte Baltimore. unp Obto. &ticnbaba eisttt penn ~rsiienpGi
sHp .ttum Oe srSBten gBrteetle tn Vesus auf Bllts!etb Te-
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~bcndgtn: #ELL. 3Il~ Il ~ 1853 :
mei~Ipnentfern1rno nH1 NoItfu:nrp nad,
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In naHfclgenner g1etie e~rpsbtrt.
De gphiug aebt tdeltG omit &uenabute 6ts @Ga .A5s
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Ser ppt3u0 tcmnt bier um 6 80 Nadm. an.
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fpmmt all Q thr ~iScrgens.
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Wtetlenentfernun8 rcA Baltimore uan

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Isper 9artersnRrs $50 @trtisu.
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0OIcmtGre a., . S1Hpfs
quartier Ses 4. nnV .. u1ar1'
$A Lamb 0cIontdrsM egtmetttS.
Baltimore. b II %. Suri 1862.

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50 Nrdmtum mno $l3 8crlhuB (etne pcus
Wonatsl6bnuna miro jepem SOloaten sese
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len reS StaateS nau Baltimore. .4-tl--- 'sa
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In eenen @inreibung '9eiu@e ano u truten anqencmmen ner-
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man bofft, bag BITE untcnmGnner pom WtarplanoAI es anibstsu
met: Ell. UNI rte1e 0le9imenter idnea a. Gtanee bu brlnoen.
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fell, 3, Fl to1ns IN, ben ~lInteltalt Der NestmeMtcr ioww Der
N~us3abluus hes Vrdmiuns 1927 unb BIS 8crIhuIIe8 ener
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Netruttrtn9S Surel ntene nj Der Dtarpl. 4 ~eIptqiae1
Sntt2Ssl III Ba.ttnoreiir. %9e9enlbsr Der Gun, Office,
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Decentralization.

WeIt- Wratttrage $40. 358 unp 1854.
aseiren aee1risn iyrennnen unb bena Subltnm gaSel d Alc-
ms os Nusetoe, bok I'D ea5 iGpn felt Satren an otelerialSl6sN
etabIirts NelGbiit ii5erupmHen babe nno b~eit6nfte ea reIcbhaA.s-
ges Eager pon @D,ten iolto gesrbetteteH SsrrentleISetn, nosRet
Gacgn, gu zen biI9ften gsretltn %porroihts aalre1 Gil6 and
.rBde tnb Selen &c. IN Odds sorlen u1c gu alien 8renen.- FER.
ner cine al,stpatl Reasni&irnlqt ~i8de ,.. IoEis ast IN b,Aes
fad lGlagenbe IrhFel,
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3sie. Arit Yea 10! Ggaesrs / Nsrhsn. .5ra n44
-. e. Batter.
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SmmnetsHIt. ttnep sr6Srren 9prt9ett. ais ir8ens
ttTt dGogie s!at4 aud III iT rn 81 Ifetssu snrssr 1s ices ans
eers Barr Hah beNGSnlea 9idyep, ais,
Fut8bur8, @lepetaiiD, Octrotl, 5ptt Mlpne,
@blcago, WlitlD1ntee, @aIena, 0lonqae, 81
Banl, Jtod Sslano, burlington, Jpma &ttg
np Derbtn OeBpalt ole ait Der Aprtbsrn @sntral Sapo 8spet'
Osu psriUnsu 10 StunDeu frater ais pt ntt AZ esn 5a4nea
-n 0prt etntrc tsI, 1u6 negteI 4 Ilal neniger ote
apasep pabtt esUe&ieIt. Gtr 6abn Itett OurG Oen fp0nlttr
apfti Egn !, Ia. Gie esust &ntferaaas pa 9tet bts ehseaGO
IN $50 ,Gteiltr @aa Sepdd NITRO 9ter aesetEnet (~stnrSse1 u.
sebi nti cen ~@G,astsreu III cen 8sfinnGnsse:t.
9taG @rettlIne, OartUn, @mctMnalt, 5noiae
nupplts, 9puiSptlle unt Si. Stnis
ptrpsa epsaraps Yaaastsss. ~OeiSr;Lgt aa [pr tyr Sepa8
rrtm, wetterv HIetaIanastcfen cettGntt. Ole panagUte
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-13

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9ecA cine @ele9enpeif. uln Der alien Stage
ITy,u pienen unc ben Bob Gurer W.tbiraer
.W aa4 81 raden.
% ,.fo,,o% . Gtatge fra itise Mdater, I'm, etue Grmpasr
SSItuuBl . ns ~ serupaRdRetgeu, meI DE heui4 4. Tta-
rplanb Restnient otta@trt miro,
Die 9eIte wsrbsH lport etn9euufsrt ~setetegt Ino Der
f6Htat.
8e,ablung bte1elbe wte bic re9ulSrt Der. 81. Mfltt.
49, - GAIT. 6. SsSpbe
.I s--rf SO. 2 4 Canton Apenus,
1. 2ieut. 9. ". 9town,
4l SEQ. III @au;oenItr.
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The national Republican., 1862-08-19

THE NAVY DEPARTMENT will rses,vs pro
posas for The construction end oomplsttoa 10 svssy
respect, except guns, ordnance Gores, provision,
fuel, end nautical ilst1pnsnts, for vssssof isen Tor
river and hazbor defsaes, snlar to those blilding
In New York, having . sinsle revolving terret.
The dram Of water not 70 exceed ten fest asd the
vessels 10 b. provided with surfhoe condenssr for
upplying the botlers with pure wstsr: On pet
sonal application to the Depertmeat, psrties htsnd
Ing to onsr oan ~ ths plans and speoldcauons
Whioh vii be iurnishsd to the contractor BY the
Depaftmeot ...-..C = u.
No efHsr will bs oonsidsrsd unless nom partiss vho
ars fully prepared to execute work Of thi. kind,
having In their own name at the present time suita
Bile shops and tools
Tbs sst Of Consrsss approved July nth, lsoe.
prohibits the tsansisr OF any contract, or order,
zntsrsUt therein. = 90 20.
The bidders viii STATE ths price aad ths lsast ~
in which they VIII agree to complete the vss1s sna
The induced price for saeh suocssdiag month. Pro.
positions Will bs reosived until ths MT Of August.
Ties ing IRON west Of the meuutatn1.
Ths proposals. must BE- sndorsed Preposab y9
lroa Vsiasls fbv kts1 aad Haytw DQeNos" 70 distin
gpish thsm iron othsr business lsGtsn. aug 10