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A TWO-STORY and ATTIC HOUSE, with
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kif or 10 LET situated the corner Of Wt.hiuton
and i0th-, Temouti rent. -l7S per year II sold
srs. Part morsgei possession Immediate
Apply to GEO " DiICHETl southeast corner o. Cham
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VENO LEr-A small, neat HOUSE, suitable i,1 ior
i .1sll Goilv Apply In the Lamp store, No. l32 VII
lism.st No 37 West 4Jdst, irom IL 10 p "' ~
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
170A Volunteers firem HGascatlne
County.

l50A Volunteers frsm HEuscatlne
County.
On the 1st Of April, 1851, while the coun-
try was in q feverish state of suspense Is to
the fate Of Fort Sumptsr, the JOURNAL, in an
article urging the holding of the Fort by
the Federals at all hazards, said Eve hundred
men could be raised in Muscatine county for
that purpose, if necessary. The statement
was hooted at by the anti-coercionists, (among
whom was the editor of the C0urisv,) and
some declared that before q company Of men
should leave our county to fight the South it
would have to walk over their dead bodies
Even some weakened friends Of the Admin
istration thought We were extravagant in our
language. But we knew that the hearts of
vast majority Of our citizens beat quick and
earnest in sympathy with their insulted coun-
try, and that they needed only the opportu-
nifty to fulfil our promise made in their be-
half. 1.h z..s,s..,.7.
A few days afterwards came the call for
thousand men from Iowa, and the Governor
had scarcely time to write out Captains
commission, when be was offered two compa-
MES from Muscatine county. Two more were
soon after rendered, but the Governor was
compelled to decline them in order to give
other portions Of the State an opportunity te
furnish some men. Thus was our promise
or rather prediction, verified almost on ths
spot
We felt certain of this much, but we mus
confess that we were not prepared for wha
has since followed. Since the organization o
of the First Iowa Regiment, Muscatine county
has furnished one company for the 18th, foul
for the 18th, two for the 10th, two for tn
18th and eight for the s5th, besides two com
panies for the I'd Iowa Cavalry-making, II
all, according to the Adjutant Generals mus
ter rolls, over SEVENTEEN HUNDRED
men. This, too, out Of a population OF only
II, OOO-there being now oNE-rENTH OF on
population in the field, laboring to put dow
the rebellion Can any other county in tn
} Union show as fair a record?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

EXTREME PARTY SP1R1r-One of the oppo
sition journals, the World, carries its parti
san feelings to such excess that its assaults
upon the Administration and on the Repub.
lican party lose their effectiveness Mr.. Bar.
ney, for instance, the present Collector of the
Port, has succeeded, by his vigilance, in de:
tecting series of frauds upon the Govern
ment, committed by the connivance of Gus
tom House clerks and merchants. They have
been running over period of nearly thirteen
years, comprising two or three previous ad-
minlstrations. No person appointed by Mr..
Barney has been connected with them and
the offenders, both inside and outside Of the
Custom House, do not belong to any particu-
lar party. Yet the detection and exposure of
the frauds is hailed by the World as 'the be-
ginning Of a new chapter in partisan specula-
tion," and the Republicans are held up to
odium as shaving proved themselves adopts
in all vices" Injustice SO gross and palpa-
BILE as this must assuredly digust every honest
mind.-N r. Post. = 70 7
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

GREAT HAUL OF CoNTRABANDs.-H appears
that among the captures made by the late
successful expedition Of Gen. Weitzel, from
New Orleans down to the Bayou La Fourche
were 400 wagon-loads Of negroes -or say
1900 contrabands, allowing ten to each
wagon. The rebels had been gathering them
up to carry them farther into the interior, or
perhaps to Texas, or perhaps with the inten-
ton of slipping them over to Cuba. Gen.
Weitzel wrote to Gen. Butler for instructions
what he was to do with them. In response
Gen. Butler has issued his instructions that
they be turned over as free laborers to the
loyal Union planters Of the neighborhood.-
Whatbe dispositionneed be made of them?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
Iowa News.

LAGER aAs "RIz."-At q convention Of
brewers in Davenport, last week, it was re-
solved to raise the price of lager to 81, 90 per
barrel.
- The Daily Necs is the title of
sprightly little paper coming to us from New
ton, edited and published by S. H. Springer
It takes the dispa tches, and ought to secure
| living patronage. Success to it!
The total vote of Iowa at the recent
election was 1898.
- The 10th Iowa regiment was mustered
in by Capt Hendershott, at Iowa City, day
or two since. He paid the regiment So, 900.
A young man named Carey was acct
dentally shot and almost instantly killed,
near Algona, Kossuth county, one day last
week, by his brother, while the two were out
hunting.
We are happy to learn that Secetary
Sells has 50 far recovered from his recent ILL.,
ness as to be able to be at Desmoines and
attend to his official duties.
| The dead body of son Of Judge Fow-
Ter, of Wapello county, was found few days
since in the road about five miles from Of
tumwa. The Courier says it is supposed he
was thrown from his horse and almost in
stantly killed.
M. & NJ. r. R.-The Davenport Gazette
announces on the authority of Mr.. Henry, the
Superintendent of Construction, that the cars
will be running between Davenport and Grin
nell by the first of January, 1863. This looks
like pushing matters. For the last half dozen
years the citizens Of this place have been anx-
iously waiting the arrival Of the iron horse.
Two weeks since, the Cedar Rapids and
Missouri Railroad was completed to Iuka, a
new town two miles south of Toledo. The
Cedar Rapids Times says that during the
present week the road will be completed eight
miles west of Iuka When finished to Mar
shall the road will be within fifty-fve miles
of the Capital. Brooklyn, the present termi-
nus of the NJ. & M. R. r., is seventy live
miles from Des Moines.
The Devil of the McGregor Ners has
issued shinplasters to the amount of ninety
five cents, redeemable when presented in
even dollars! That Devu is pretty sharp.
/ Judge Thayer announces for several rea-
sons that he is glad he was not elected to
Congress. Bless your soul, Judge, the peo-
pie generally participate in your gladness i
Desmoines Register. 6 +
On the 18th the following Iowa regiments
were at Helena: 4th, 9Th, oath, 26th, S0th,
and part Of the 25th Infsntry; 4th and part
of the Sd cavalry; and Griffith's and Hay
denis batteries.
Last Saturday Unsupported and set apart,
in Hardin county, Iowa, for "chopping
bee, to prepare and deliver to the families
of soldiers in the field supply of wood for
this winter. A noble work!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
Telegraphic Summary.

E THURSDAY, Nov. 20.
The army under Grant at Holly Springs is
At stand still.
An expedition had left Trenton for point
on the Tennessee river, where rebel force Of
700 were crossing for the purpos, of captur-
ing them.
The Marine hospital at Paducah was burned
on Monday. 1t contained 100 patients-all es
capped. Loss 800, 900. -.s
A court of inquiry assemblies at w ashing-
ton tomorrow to inquire into charges against
Gen. Mcdowell. A commission will also
assemble this week to inquire into charges
against Gen Fitz John Porter. III,
jackson was falling back to join Lees
army near Richmond. r
A number of prisoners, belonging to Ohio
regiments, had escaped from prison and
reached our lines. aa o. .,5 ID.
The rebel army were at last accounts
marching into Richmond, leaving none behind
but Jackson and Stewart, who would harrass
our advance, at Culpepper. . 81, ~aer
The foreign news is startling and sensa.
tional A Paris correspondent Of the Times
gives rumor that France had made over
lures to Russia in favor of the Great Powers
makink move towards mediation, which
proposition was accepted by Russia.
Cyrus w. Fields was visiting the principal
towns making speeches in relation to the At
lantic telegraph. He was meeting with con-
siderable encouragement.
FRIDAY, Nov 81.
Last night the rebel pickets appeared on
the Orange and Alexandria R. r. and burned
. bridge near Catletts Station.
One hundred officers absent from thci,
commands without leave, being the first in
stalment ofthe 1000 who are marked for dis
missal, were struck from the list yesterday
Their names will be published in journal
and sent to the Governors of the loyal State!
for publication, with directions that the mer
so dismissed shall never be hereafter commits
stoned.
II = uV osCoAAAOA 00AsAVsAAo1 AVo<AOu WIN ASVV>
bales of cotton, has been captured off Mobile
| by the Montgomery.
Coldwater, Miss, has been given up by tn
rebels, who are retrcating to Grenada. Jack
son, Miss, is being fortified by them with tn
depreciation that the great battle with Gran
will occur there. .....
An expedition under Gen. Foster near New
bern had been very successful. taking lonl
line Of intrenchments from the rebels, VIII
barely escaped capture.
A small force of rebels still occupy Fred
ricksburg, to dispute our passage.
The report that Bragg had arrived at Holl,
Springs was untrue.
The rebels are preparing winter quarters a
Abbeville. },sd .s .
! A train of cars run off the track at Charles
! town, Mass, this morning. Four bodies hav
been found. 1t is supposed these are all tina
are lost.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

T George Francis Train lectured in New
York and in the course of his remarks he
gave as his plan for restoring the Union, BY
assuming the rebel debt amounting only to
$2,0Oo,0oo,oOo, or more than twice the Fed
eral Indebtedness -and paying for all the
slaves that have run away from the traitors.
Finally, he announced himself candidate for
the Presidency in 1864. So we have two
Democratic candidates already on the course
Train and Mcclellan. s-e-iaq gi
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

~ The official vote Of the State of New
York, for Governor, makes Seymours majov:
ity. 10,sl3. The Republican Union vote is
200. 40, which is 66.156 less than the vote
for Lincoln in 1860. The Democratic vote is
so7, Oss, which is |, 724 less than the Fusion
ticket had in ls6Q-aa sbsolqte falling off,
The total vote of the State is sos, 500, against
s75, 1856 in 1860 la falling off Of 7l,eOs. In
the city Of New York the whole vote is 7e,;;
Ba1 il 1860, e5,6ss "a falling Qf Of Is, !.
742. of this the Union Republicans lose
10,755, and the Democrats 1887. ,.1 8 4.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

The Chicago Journal says the entire
army under Gen. Morgan, of Cumberland
Gap fame, is now on its way down the Miss.
issippi, as also are portion Of the regiments
recently in the command of Gen. Granger
The principal part of the latter's forces, how
ever, are understood to be moving towards
Knoxville, in East Tennessee, to cooperate
with Rosecrans, whose forces are moving
against the rebels at Chattanooga, Tenn, and
Tulahoma, Ala.
According to advices from below, it appears
to be definitely settled that the army and naval
expedition down the Mississippi to take
Vicksburg and open the river will move next
week.
It is probably true that an important "side
movement" of the Army of the Potomac
is in progress, to approach Richmond from
southerly direction, by land, at the same
time that naval expedition will attack it on
the James river.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

e. If any officers Of the army of the
Potomac, whether belonging to Gen. McClel-
lan's staff or to anybody else's staff, or to no
staff, see fit to resign, to desert the service of
their country, because Burnside has been
appointed to succeed Gen. Mcclellan, we hope
they will have their epaulettss stripped from
their shoulders in front Of the army, and, with
coats turned wrong-side, out and the word
TRAITOR" pinned to their backs, be drummed
out Of camp. We are much mistaken if there
is any part of this country they can live in.
- Louisville Journal sf,y -, y
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

~ Money is again plenty and business
brisk. No better time in the world for paying
debts nearly every one handles some money
and nearly all eve more or less. It should
be leading object to pay up what we owe
and advance the cash for what We buy. This
Is the safe way, and every one II possible
should adopt 1t. @' % '''- "a" .~'Af ''i'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
Order Respecting the Observance
IF the SABBATH.
WAsHINaroH, Nov. l6.
The following general order has been issued
respecting the observance of the Sabbathday
in the army and navy;
sts.. Evvcr~,uu NAucrnvl
EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,l

WASHINGTON, D. T., Nov. 10, 1862.
The President, Commsnder-in.chiefo OF the
army aud navy, desires and enjoins the or
derby observance of the Sabbath by the off.
GERS and men in the military and naval SER
vice. The importance for man and beast OF
the prescribed weekly rest; the sacred rights
Of Christian soldiers and sailors; becoming
Difference to the best sentiments IT Christian
people, and due regard for tho divine will, de-
mand that Sunday labor in the army and ma
w be reduced to the measure Of strict neces-
sity. The dicipline and character of the ma.
tional forces should not suffer, nor the cause
they defend be imperiled by the PROCLAMATION
of the day or the name of the Most High. At
this time ofpublic distress. adopting tho words
Of Washington in 1778, '''msn may find
enough to do in the service of God and their
country without abanioning themselves to
vice and immortality" The first general
order issued by the Father of his Country,
after the declaration Of independence, indi-
Gates the spirit in which our institutions were
founded, and should ever be defended
1.-THE General hopes and trusts that every
officer. and man will cndeavor to live and act
IS becomes Christian soldier, defending the
dearest rights and privileges Of his country"
1 IL. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

QUESTION FOR TIE COURIER 70 ANSWER =
If it is Unconstitutional to take q rebels
slave by confiscation, is it not unconstitu
tional to take the rebels life by bullet or bay
onet without trial by jury a.e.V. ss@ss.s... 20.
This is plain, simple question, and should
have direct answer. No lodging this time,
Judge. 80. !.
E Falmouth, Va, where the advance of
Burnside's army now is. lies on the north
bank Of the Rappahannock river, directly
opposite Fredericksburg, which now appears
doomed to destruction. - g,.....,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

81 Our readers recollect we presume,
that Thanksgiving in this. IS in all the loyal
States, has been appointed for next Thursday
(day after tomorrow. = sasttS gio q 8 ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

gAx SALE.-Ehe sale of lands for delin-
quent taxes commences at the Court House
on Monday next. ..5 n 60; -. 5,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
e1The following dispatch explains itself
HEADouARTERs DEPARTnsNr VIRGINIA
1rH AIRY CoRrs. TT. Monroe. Nov. 18.

IRA ARNY CoRPs, Fl. Monroe, Nov. Is. Z
I'd Ebc5sleney Cor. Ki.kwood:
Sn-I have the honor to inform you that
all the troops captured at Shiloh have been
EXCHANGED, and were SO declared in general
order "a the S0th ofSepterhber last V
am vary respectfully, ..4l5so 4 ~.
WN Fl. LUDLOW, !
1t. Col. and agent for Exchange Of Prisoners.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

H0RTHERN VIRGINIA ABANDON
ed BY THE REBELS.
Important news from RcbeldOm.
left. D0vis alarmed for the safety
Of Richmond. --.
Retaliation tire atened by the rebels.
Military .dfTnis-s In .ueric0.
LARGE RECEIPTS FOR REVENUE
@ - STAMPS. -
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Elk
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN.
ARRIVAL OF THE RoANoKEFRoM
NEW ORLEANS.
The Bank or .1,esU Orleans closed
! by order or Gen. Butler.
Seven Federal Prisoners shot By
the Rebels.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA
The Crisis Approaching at Fred
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

~ Congress meets next Monday. We
will receive the Presidents message by tele-
graph, and probably publish it Tuesday
morning
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
Special to Herald.

.ST. LOUIS. NOV. "a.
The Dsmocra, has information that the
rebels are now busy fortifying Port Hudson,
La, $50 miles above New Orleans. The same
engineer who laid out the works at Vlcksbure
has completed plan Of Notifications at Port
Hudson. Ten or twelve guns are now in po-
sition, and in two weeks from the present
time Port Hudson will be as strong as Vicks-
burg, and prove serious barrier to the
ascent of Farragut's feet. e s4bsaaa
The rebels are now running steamboats,
from Port Hudson to Lake Providence, distant
more than 300 miles. They are also running
boats on the Red river, bringing immense
supplies of cattle from Texas and large guam
titles of salt from some salt works on Red
river, about fifty miles from its mouth. It is
stated that these works produce ID, 900 BUSH
els daily-all of which is sent East, via Vicks-
burg. One object of terrifying Port Hudson
is to prevent the Federals from reaching
these salt works. S. asy99 issei3gs
Gen. Schoaeld and staff arrived here last
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
Retaliation threatened by the rebels.

LARGE RECEIPTS FOR REVENUE
- - STAMPS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

There is rebel brigade at Shelbyville, un-
der Gen. johnson.
The Union men are making armed resist
ance TO the consumption act, in several por-
tons of Middle Tennessee. .s -.
There are ten thousand rebels at Tallahama
1t is rumored that the rebels are bringing
siege guns to Murfreesboro. e's ~
The rebel force between Chattanooga and
Murfreesboro is said to be 6Q,QQQ.
The rebels are removing their negroes and
and property South. v'
Four Union men. were murdered in Wilson
County, by guerrillas. sa @te ia -