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TIL e EAR
EYE ND EAR.
Ne. 2S1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
OPPOSITE
wILLARD'S HOTEL.

OSoA1Ss anu
DIR. r. A. Won MOSCHZIsKER,
Frem Clinton Place, New York, has arriy cd In the
CITY and opened his Offices az
2s1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
whore he can be consulted on MslsdIes Of the
EYE AND EAR
requiring medical AID surgical treatment
DR.. Vor MoscHzIsKxR j. the inventor and intro
duosr into the medical practice of the
ETHEREAL EAR INHALATOR,
for the treatment of obstinate Gases Of
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
He IL also author OF the letters published in the
New ,rs.in, YetE and u. bp1isdslphIIs papers
DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING oFCAN.
DR.. Won NJ has for the psst fourteen years devoted
his special attention 70 the
TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR,
And possesses the Testimonials of some OF the bes,
most successfully treated By hIm for the
RESTORATION OF SIGHT 4 HEARING,
Il L A D.
a., How Pgeftssor aTonkM, Baltimorsl
fscty, restored. am Isppy 70 express my cOnyio
tlon that by your skill and iudgmsnt she has been
sS:ysd fsS% he greatest deprivation tina could
FROM the Hon. Se.afoy Pxskl
for the interest yop have manifested in nv case q
my and RsSs no doaSt shsi b.
G5 my M be
From John M 'Lean. Jr., sos Of fhs Hos. Jxdss oj
the o. S. SEpTeBls Court
IL is well Known 70 my numerous friends that
am happy 70 state that have, thspkE TO Df. VoI
MSsca,Isas. cna . entirely recogeTsd Ny hesr'7 is
For several years / suffered from deafness. Dr.
Won MosoLzlsker restored my hsarigg.
81 Louis, Sept. =, 1883. JOSEPH YEATS.
DIR. Won Mosohzlsker most successfully operated
on my eyes. and benefited nv sight e1oeedingly
GEORGE II. CHENEY,
St Louis, Sept Ia, IS5e.
lLsttr from Rec. j. J. MalIoa,l
DR. Won. MoscHzIsKIR-Oeer Sir:--Amons
those who have been benefited By your skillful
treatment. In diseases lmpalrlnE the slght il affords
me great pleasure to add the testimonial Of nv
gratitude 70 the list OF your patient,. nv SAG M
was 30 much impaired during the last eighteen
months that could not reoognixs the features OF
fnend standing near me. / tender you thIs
vledgment Of your eyninent xiii and success
J.. j. .'MULLoN, Rector 81 Patrlci,s.
The original of the above, and hundreds more
Testimonials, can be seen at DR.. Ma rooms,
Patients wishing their family phync:ap 10 ac-
company them ~ witness ope xtcns or I. tfs
purpose OF consultation ere af iScey &c brI.E ther
medlcA men VIII be at eli tImss welcomed 10
witness Dr.. Won NJ 3 operations, aud exarins
some OF the lnssnments ne has introdn oed for tks
faciitanon of Opthsinic aDd Aarsl Surfery.
At hei& Eyes inserted without ezusing say pal Z
Once hours frOms q. m. 70 ,, m. and fro-a 5 10
fs6I LIN s2I Pennsylvania AVENUE
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FIRE at Augusta, Me.

Boston, Feb. % The post office, the publish.
ing Office Of the Age, and several stores, at Au-
gusta, Me, were destroyed by fire last night
Loss SOS 900; Insurance S12, ,0O0.,
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LUThe Chicago Journal had one reporter
killed outright, aRd another had his leg shot off
at the capture Of Fort Henry. A third escaped
unhurt.
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Auotber Expeaition.

CAIRO, Feb. 23.-Commodore Foote is already
off on another ex pedition. He has moved of from
this point with force Of gunboats and mortar.
boats for an unknown point.
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Fort Warren Prisoners Declining to Accept
the Terms Proposed by the Government for
their Release.
BosToN, Feb "a The following State prison i
ers in Fort Warren have not been released, hav-
ing declined their liberty except unconditional
terms VIM. G. Harrison, William II. Winder,
Henry NJ Warield and VIM III Gatchell
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From San Francisco

SAN Francisco, Feb. 21.-The steamer Golden
Age sailed to-day for Panama, with S670, 900 in
treasure for New York, s350,OOO for En- gland
She has but few passengers.
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o + + L G IA L.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

NNEAsUhf DEPARTMEST,
u FEBRUARY q, 1s62.
NoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN Of the readiness OF
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December 23d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
Id March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
viii cease on the 7th day Of April next by terms
Of those acts respectively. fe5-hp7
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
H WAsHIseToN, January Is, 1854.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month.
Jan 27-t WILLIAM I'll. SEWARD.
NTAR DEPARTMENT,
w JANUARY 81, 1852.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO active military operations in the fsld
Saturdays will be devoted to the business Of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
ia 22-n Secretary Of War.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HEHLY c0HcRHTRxrBDn
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu.
Fsstffvs sd sysesss Rs~sxy
For Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, 6RAvEL, aad DROP.
SlCAL SWELLIN6s.
This Nj Msdloine increases the power Of Digestion
S1d excttee the ABsoRBENTs into healthy action.
~ Nhlch the WATKRY Oh CALcERoUs depoeIgnn6
ohd al UNNATURAL ENLARsKA RyTs>&re FeducsG,
- well as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION,
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BuCBD

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Earlv lndiscret1on or Abuse.
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lndiE position to Exerton, Lo,s Of pov.,
Loss OF Memory, DiacultT OF RresthIn.
Weak Nerves, Trsnbi,rss'
Horror OF Disease, Wafefninesss'
UniInness % Nlsioni PAIN In the Bac'I,
un!verFsi Bsssitude OF the Muscular System,
nOt nahof, Flushing OF the BODY
brJness OF the SKIN, Eruptions on the Fsoe,
PALLID cOuNTENANcE.
Ihese symptoms allowed 20 70 on, which this
medicine INVARIABLY removes soon follows
lMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
II ons Of u6ieE ria PatisHI -zay EzpS-..
Who can ssy thAs thsy are rot fre<uenty fol-
lowed oy shose "DL2NFUL D.SEAsEs"
7" INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
MANY ere .NsR Of tbs r,7Ba OF their suderla..
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THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE ASfLUNs
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sEaE AMPLE wTNKss TO THE fECrH OF TBI
ASSERTION.
TEE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
e<Rires the aid Of medicine to strengthen md
IrvEurste the System
tleh EELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tzrGFtoi ~ dosg
TzrAJ WILL CONVINCE TEr Ecsr sI7 rIcaI-
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The Gunboat Essex,

Sr Louis, Feb. The gunboat Essex arrived
here from Cairo to-day for repairs. Capt Porter
is rapidly recovering and will soon be ready for
duty.
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FOX EXCELSIOR 0RAOKERs-A fresh
supply OF Foxs CeiebzAted Excelsior Crack
lowest rates. KING & BURCHELI,.
hs Corner Vermont sy. and i5th street
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FURNITURE!
FURNlTURE.
FURNITURE!

w. Is. Nj u 3
(of the firm of Moses & Peokham, Phllad'a,)
Manutsoturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Cane seat Chairs, Cottage, Parlor and Dining
room FprnItuEe-fhOrn's Building, sos Seventh
street, above ID.
Every. variety Of UPHOLsTERIN6 promptly
ana neatly executed.
Store elsn day and evening for the accommsda.
don Of the public.
Purchasers will study their interest to cslI before
looking elsewhere. js 22-Sms
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The Maryland Home Brigade.

Frederick, Feb "a "A ballot has been taken
In the Maryland Home Brigade, commanded by
Col. Maulsby, and all but seventeen voted to ad-
here to Gen. Banks army wherever ii may go.
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WASHINGTON, d. C., JANUARY, 1ss,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., JANUARY, 1853,
x E u O AL.
A. BININGER & co.
IA II M oO ED
sIs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
WILLARDS' HOTEL

"lLLARDS' HOTEL.
we invite the attention Of our friends and
irons to the Gard below:
No. 2Is PENNSYLVANIA Avzsur,
Opposite WHIdrd's HofGl)}
The Subscribers, having opened Branch Es
tablishment In this City few months since, and
feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage al.
ready received from iu friends and the lovers OF
pure and genuine
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles in their line, have determined
pom continuance and extension Of their bust
ness Their assortment embraces
FINE COGNAC BRANDIEs
tof various age, brands, and di,tricts)
BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISTLES,
JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c,
Also, several valuable Tonics, Bi;tsrs, and
stOmachics, which are remedies for
bowel complaints, fever and sgue,
headache, and the like.
MADEIRA, SHERRY & PORT WINES,
CLARETs, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE
AND GERMAN WINES.
HAVANA sEGARs,
OF all Varieties and Prices
FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING
TOBACCO.
ALSO,
PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED
MEATS AND FRUITS, sARDINEs,
vINEGARs, SWEET OIL, &c, &c.
The Stock was particularly selected to suit the
wants Of Hotel-Keepers, Suffers, Restaurateurs,
&c. They are invited to visit the establishment,
which In undsr the direction Of MI. Jos. p.
WILSON.
Owing to the fact that they import most Of the
articles direct, and to their many business facii-
ties they enabled to effer their stock oods at
very low prices.
Your obedient servants,
A. BIyINGER CO.,
importers Of Forsign Wines, Liquors, &C.
ia lit NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited iii the lot


SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 10th
y day o. March, 1852 at u O'Clock M, for sup
plying the U. =. Sub. Dep. with coo head of
BEEF CATTLE on the hoof.
The Cattle 10 be delivered at Washington City
and esch animal 70 average $40 pounds gross
weight; no snlHal admitted which weighs less tha
1905 pounds ross.
The Cattle 20 he delivered at suoh times and in
suoh quantities as the Government may reeuire,
No Cattle will b. ,eq uired under this contract be-
fore the lst d.y of April, 1852.
Helt6rs and Bullocks not wanted.
A bond With good and sufficient security will be
required.
Government reserves to itself the right to pay In
Treasury notes,
No bid viii be entertained when put in by oon-
tractors who have previously failed to comply with
their contracts, or where the bidder is not present
TO res pond TO hie bid
Bids % be directed to Mai. A. BECKwITB, G,
g., U. 8. A, Washington, DC.
FORM OF BID,
la L, DO hereby propose 70 deliver to tho Gov
ernmont good Beef Cattle on the hOof for - per
hundred pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
delivered At. according 10 the terms of the en-
closed adver tisement The Cattle to be wei rhed
on the scales, and the weight SO determined To be
the purchase weight. hereby agree to give a
good and sufficient bond for the ful6llment of the
contract and to rccoive Treasury notes in payment
for the Cattle. fe is
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nEP07 QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
~ CORNER ElsHTEENTH AND STREETS.

Waskfnston, D. O., FsbTxary is, 1862.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing 10 the Gov
BOARDS for the graves of deceased soldiers,
viii oe Tecoiyed at this ofioe until SATURDAY,
March lst, 1852, st IL O'Clock noon.
The boards must conform in all respects to the
folio wing
SPECIFICATIONS,
Tbs Boagds 20 be ofclear LOCUST wood free from
kaotS, a tqur feet Iona, Qo) ten inches wlde, QH)
one and one hslf inch thick
To be slightly rounded at the top and "cham-
tsred1 on 9ne SIDE, IoTnd a. the top, AID down each
Planed smooth on each SIDE.
A specimen f.he style of boards reg aired may
be seen at this once.
Proposals should be addressed to Col D. IA.
RucKER, Quartermsstcr u. 8. Army. Washin gton
D. e., and shou d be plainly marked Proposals
for Head Boards" ID. IA, kUCHER.
fe l9 dtmar O, NJ. and Col &c
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\
tloA FELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
t7r0Fi6f "a doa
| TzIAL WILL CONVINCE TEE EosT 81 rIcAL-
FEMALES REMALES-PRM LIS,
Old G6NTEMP1AFfSSaf G6 Na9Sh1 sFifSftN NERRfEe ERRRfEEeED' On
1. MGny AfsetioHs PsexItar TO Fsmz.ss
the Extract BpohG Is uneSHsed 6y sny sthor a
n ~ or sDnSrssH6 S of Dgttomst, 80
| uatons. liberated or SchlrTous state Of the Ute
nSde ~ ts WheSs ssE as1. Gr nv
from IIdiscreton RABBITS Of Dissipation, or IN The
DECLINE Or CHANGE OF LIEF
SIZE SYMPTOMS ABovE.
/ NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no ssors BaIsar., Msresrv ~ Us,Isssssi
M'dieis' for U1gl.asa.s sd Dasssr0ss
BELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
CURES
SECRET DISEASES
Litsls or &c EAinis il Diet; No inOOn7enisas
4 cause. f.sspont dssiTs ssd give. strength to
Drnste, thereby Removing Obstruction
Preventing and Caring StnctuTes of the Orerhra.
ALl.yin. Pam and Inflammation, %
Potsos3ss, Diseased, ozd treTs- OET Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON rHoUsANDs
WHO HAVE BEEN THE V1C7lMS Oh
QUACKS,
and who have paid ksory ysss TO DO cured sheri
siH:e: hsJe found thsy were deoelysd and that th'
beer DIED p in t6s sSs:Sa. g 6fSsF Ssi IN a as
PEERAFs AFTEz ma HLkss
,s.s HELMBo1 1Ds ExTRk sBr9zs
IL IEsetons anc diseases ofthe
URINARY ORGANS,
wkstksr existing in
MALE OR FEMALk,
from vhstever Nauss originating and no mater
Ho Z" LONG STANDING.
pi.es.esof these Organs resui the AID Of . d.
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S YHE GREAT DIURETIc,
Snd iscertAin TO have the desired efest 1.
Disc. sesJor sskssL @ Is rseo1srssdsd.
IvIpx1ol OF rzz Hosf RESPONSIBLE AsD NJ
LIAsLn oHkRAofIR
vfltssssHpsnJ tie medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF cuxEs.
with S'nia sofgN6E ifSS6 g AND PANE.
PHYSICIANS" PLEASE "RoTIcE.-
WI MAXI GEO sEcREr" or cue EpIsHTs'
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT EUCHU
u COMPOSED Of Buohu, Cubebs and Junipsr SsTIIsI
selected with great care 5J competent GTurtIs..
PREPARED IN VAoU0,
BIZ III. r. HE M -,
raOn"sl and Anay.Csl y..nSs1 chs|iss and sol Mar
HKLMBOLD's6 GENUINE PREPARATIONS
he s'g Rsi1H e
drugs but are Poi'i, V'Tss ErIma".n
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PHYSICIANS IN z1TEEDANcE
FROM 4. N. TO ?. ID.
Price 81 Per bes.Is, sE si, lss GO,
Delivered to any address. securely rSekeJ
observation.
Address letters fer tnsSTzSher = ocnAde es
II. 2. RELABOLD, CAS~ss,
Depst, lo4 Scsth 1sntk st.. below Chestnut Pnth
BEWARE OF CoBNTERFEIEs
AND EEFRIEoLYLED DEt a f6S
Who endssycr 70 dl.tose -of thar sts'
"other" articles On the refatetlcs ~nelaOs
HslnboId's Gssssss Prsysrsfsos
Esgsss Bxs -
SsrssysSil.s
{" EsyrsssS ksss rsss.
Sold By 3. b. WAVE, Z. ID. sTlxAs, gsus
WILLY, q. O. Fem. 8. b. EEYwIsyLr. g. O
MAJoRs ID. d. C1ARK, kuwuL q kAExxs.Ly
u. MAJes, Wtxhlrstsz and ss<rrstsvE.
sxND ALL DKsGGIsrs BvEsrFSEAs
Ash Yck Ax1zs0L3a
zAEx 30 ossla
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AND AVOID NF0sErIoE d xsossas
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HOW THEY FEEL IN DIxrI

The Norfolk Day Book states that thu citi-
sens Of Savannah, Mobile, Charleston and New
Orleans are all under arms and well drilled;
and calls upon the people Of Norfolk to fly to
arms without any exception Of excuses, on pain
Oh seeing net only that city, but Portsmouth
sna tosport also, laid in ashes. II Is asserted
on tne other hand, on seemingly good authori-
y. that no apprehensions whstever as to the
safety OF Norfolk and Of the Navy Yard, exist
ID the minds Of Gen. Huger and his officers;
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CORNS-BUNIO MS

COhNS-BUNIONS.
M &: PERDRIAT, Surgeon Chlropodist, from
II remove Corns and Bunlons. without pain, so
tast me shoe can 1e worn immediately after the
oPerenon, without inconvenience. Also removes
Warts and other superfuous q esh from the hands,
90 90 inst they VIII asPear small and delicate. No.
10 - street, near City Hail. CHARGES moderete.
IL Refers 10 the doctors of Washington sensr-
Air iaSi-1ms
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|. Sold By g. B. WAVE, Z. d. sIlxAs, gsxH
Willy, .. O. Fem. 6. b. EEywIsyLr. 8. O
MAJoK, ID. ID. C1ARK, kIIwuL q kAExxs.Ly
y. MAJes, WtxhlrGtsz and ss<rressvE.
sAND ALI DKsGGIsrs BvEsrFEEAs
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MOURNIN6 silks OF NEW AND MOD
1vl ern styles aud fnish.
Back and White Plaid and Checked Silks for
Black wash silks,
Evening Dress Silks,
Real Paris KID Gloves for ladies, all sizes and
All kindx Of Dry Goods.
Our northern and eastern correspondents send
as new supplies daily. Une prloe only marked IN
PLAN figures. An inspection of stock incurs no
oblIgaflon 70 purchase. PERRY & BRO,
le IL ~ Pam AZ
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46Z No. 4SaE SaEKTHEzssnsE hsD ~ sFyssf3 U1s g.. 464
0YpoSits the Post 0Fcs,
PIE. their stock Of WINES, BRANDIES, GINS,
COkDlALs, etc., also their large assortment OF
sESAkS, TOgACCQ, FANCY GOODS, etc.,
They keep constantly on hand fine PHILADEL-
fhIA CREAM ALE, In kegs and bottles, for
ocrs or famuy use The public In general are re-
splendid stock of goods. : : = -.
8. .WERTHEIMER & CO.,
469 and 464 Seventh street,
do H-ym olpo. Post Ofhon.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-06
The Use of Balloons I'm War.

The Use of Balloons I'm War.
We have already taught the fossilized in
habitants of the old world thing or two IN
the art Of war, demonstrating to their salts
faction the utter uselessness of their high
towers and turreted battlements as means of
defense against iron-clad ships-ofwar. But
the last though not the least of lessons Of the
times, is the art of employing balloons to
successful advantage. Napoleon III, we be-
lieve, FIRST introduced balloons into the SER
vice as means Of reconnaissance in the last
war between France and Austria. He soon
discontinued them, however, as, not taking
the precaution to attach them to the earth by
means Of strong cords, they almost invariably
drifted over into the Austrian camps, and the
daring passengers were arrested and hung as
spies.
Tothe United States then belongs the credit
of having first successfully used these aerial
monsters in finding out the exact position OF
tn. enemy. In the late battle in Virgin a, 1t
is stated that balloon hung over the enemy's
position at hight of two thousand feet, and
by means of telegraph wire from the bal
loon to Gen. McClellan's headquarters the
commanding General was informed Of every
movement made by the rebels, and enabled
him to take the proper steps to defeat it.
The advantage of such an auxiliary is OBJ
vious. 1t affords the officer in command
complete knowledge of all tho maneuvres OF
the enemy, and no strategy can draw h's
forces into an ambush or subject them to the
deadly fire Of concealed batteries. rhe op'
posing General finds his most adroitly la'c
plans exposed, and only makes desperate
charge at some particular point to find an over
~helming number of troops ready to receive
| him,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-06
The Real Object.

Why did not the leaders Of the Democratic
party say a: once that their object in re Or
ganizing is to fatter and humor the South,
so that when the Union is made whole, the
secessionists will again unite with the Demo-
cratic party North and endeavor to gain pos
session of the reins of Government? 1t is
obvious that love for the Union does not &C.
tuate these men, Their love for slavery far
exceeds any affection they may feel for the
Government. They say nothing about pro-
.ecting the loyal citizens in their rights
Their cry is protection Of slavery and the
property Of rebels. This can easily be ac-
counted for. The restoration Of the Union,
and the defeat OF the rebels is certain. BY
advocating the interests of the South these
Northern doughfaces hope to secure the
united Southern vote. If they stood by the
Union and advocated Ietribution and justice,
this Southern element would separate ITSELF
and in the inelegant but expressive language
of the planter, "go it alone" United We
stand, divided we fall" is an axiom we'll I'M
derstood by the organized" The North
ern and Southern wings of the party must be
preserved at all hazards. If the latter will
not came to the former, then the former must
60 to the latter.
This is the whole scheme of Democratic
organization. For twenty years Northern
doughfaces have bowed before the Southern
lord, ready to do his bidding, and when this
war is closed and peacs rsigns once more, We
need not be surprised to see the leaders Of
the Democratic party openly and avowedly
declare in favor Of the protection, and even ex-
tension of the institution, which has plunged
US into civil war, which, in its proportions,
has few parallels in history.
The people of Iowa have seen the workings
and the result of slavery as sectional insti-
tuition, and We cannot believe that any party
which supports slavery in preference 90 the
Union can rec 1--WE their support.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-06

That the plans of the rebels are being rap
idly carried out there can be no doubt. Witt
the exception that all Of their movements ar,
executed somewhat on the crawfish order
they are progressing swimmingly. For in
stance, in their great plan of invasion, three
strong columns were to be concentrated re
spectively for the purpose of invading Mary
land, Ohio and Illinois. The first column al
last accounts was advancing swiftly. Ad
vancing on Richmond, however, with Fremont
close at its heels. The second column was
swallowed up in the third, which is also ad
vancing-on Mobile.
JEFF Davis stated that when the Federal
army appeared before Richmond he would
take the field in person. This field, some
what like the last ditch, has not as yet been
exactly located, geographically speaking. but
is supposed to be some place where the
"world of waters" block up one side and
an enemy that grant no quarter guards
every other avenue of escape.
The forte Of Southern chivalry appears to
be evacuation, eide Manassas, Columbus,
Bowling Green, Nashville, Murfreesboro,
Yorktown, Corinth and Pensacola.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-06-06

GEN. BurLEg's FAMOUS ORDER.-The ia.
nous order of Gen. Butler, which was sup
posed to be somewhat of the character of that
issued by Gen. Packenham, who attempted
to capture New Orleans during the war with
England, in 1915, by promising his soldiers
"beauty and booty" and which was made
use of by Beauregard to " fire the Southern
hearts" of his lawless troops, proves to be q
different thing from what has been generally
supposed. 1t has been the practice in New
Orleans, and Gen. Butler has continued it, to
lock up in the calaboose those shameless fe.
males who secede from virtue and openly ply
their trade. His order means this, and only
this, that females who could SO far depart
from the dignity and decencies of their sex
as to spit upon and curse our officers as they
pass by them, should all be furnished apart
ments in the city prison. a