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DEATHS.

Hugh o Donnell Private 20. E, 9th Penn'a.
Vols Oct q, congestive fever.
Frederick Hensch, Corporal, Co. F, 18th Penn,
Oct. 81, typhoid fever.
Samuel K. Emei iSsSergeant, Co. A, 7eth Penn.'
Oct. 81, wounds.
James McNulty, Private, Co. B, eth Penn,
Oct. 81, pernicious fever.
c. Jdall, Private, Co. H, 47th Penn, Oct. 80,
wounds
F. INLAND, Private, Co. G, 47th Penn, Oct. 80,
Henry H. Hoyt, Private, Co D, 9Th Conn.,. Oct.
30, wvunds.
Nicholas Carston, Civilian, Oct. 20.
George W. raft, Private, 20. A, 7th ionn.,
Oct. %, chronic diarrhe...
\ Fred Sultzbough, Private, CO. l, 18TH Penn,
Nov. l, wuunds.
-. Grove Higgins, Private, q, sTth rf7nn,,
Nov. l.
A. Mccartney, Private, Co. F, s7th Penn,
Nov. l.
RIM. Neal, Private, Co. A, Sd New Hamp
shire, Oct. 81, dipthe ia
lPsrick Shea Private, Co. +, Sd New Hamp-
sire, Nov. 2, congo tive fever.
II James Mcconnell, Corpo al, Co. II, 9Th Penn,
Nov. 2, remittent fever.
Henry schmidt, Private, Co. d, 10th Penn,
No. 8 typhoid fever.
John He'll, Private, Go. G, 47th Penn, Nov. 3,
wounds.
E. Middleton, Sergeant, Co. B, 9th Pvnu.,
Nov. T.
A. G. Towne, Private, Co. D, lst Mass cavalry,
Nov. 5.
j. Templeton, Private, Co. L, ID |. Artillery,
Nov. 4, congestive ever.
Aa on Fink, Private, Co. B, 47th Peni i., Nov.
5, wounds.
Bernari Murray Private, Co. l. Sd r l. Vols,
Nov. =.
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A MEXICAN WATCHES FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS
a The American Watch Company OF Waltham Mass, give
notce that they lately issued staple watch express
lyydesigned soldiers and others who desire ~ watch
malere price These watches are intended to take
place Of cheap anchors and lepnes OF foreign manu-
fEture with which the market is flooded, and which, as
every knows made to keep tme being re-
manufactures unsaeabe in Europe and sent to this
country for Joateying and ssoinAi1g purposes only
new watch is substantially made cased in ster-
yer and is reliable and accurate tmepiece. IL
at price but little above that which Is asked or the
tr knchors and lepnes already referred to- We have
nal this new series Of watches VIM. Euery, and they
mi found the of agents, Chancey G. Rob-
bin BEAUFORT; Douglas Steele Co., Hilton Head, Tor the
H. A. ROBBINS, GeneralAsent
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Col. Morris of the Custom House did upthe "going
going, gone," ntip-top, spread eagle style. Capt.
". A. Beard was the fortunate ~ purchaser at
&15Q.
The FEvER.-Nonew cases offever have oc.
Cured this week around these Head Quarters
The fine cool weat er we are having will soon put
an end to the terrors of" Yellow ia k" He no
match for "Jack Frost"
esterday (Noy. 7th was the
anniversary OF the BATTLE OF PORT ROYAL.
Salut were fred from ship and shore. The
(" abash Minstres gave one Of their grand en-
tertainments in he evening.
BARK QuNcY-10 days from New Orleans, tor
New York with Sugar, put into this port N ac-
count of the severe illness of her Captain, -
Hooker. His disease is DySentery.
CORR cuoN.-The Sc tia and .aaglid, taken as
prizes and menti ned in our last as Prepeliefs Arc
fine, large, side-Whee steamers.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CoNrRABASD DRowsED.-On Wednesday last,
Frank May. contraband from Virginia, belonging
on board the U. s. ship Vermont, fell off the
ladder of the starboard boom of that ship and
was drowned.
SCHOONER SoLD.-The Schooner Jenny Lind, of
Phil a., condemned here by board # survey, was
sold at auction on Wednesday last. Our friend
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PORT ROYAL, SATURDAY, NOV. 8, 1852

&c We are compelled tbs week, from the nom
receipt of paper which is on the way here and
should have arrived long ago, to issue on a half
sheet. However as The NEW SOUTH is now ssan
nstitution," our patrons will agree with us that
" half loaf is better than no bread" Several
valuable communications and other matter are
necessarily postponed.
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New YORK AND BOSTON, OCroBER 18th, i,12
SIR We inform you that owing To the ir % IL
yances In Silver Gold and other Metals, Precious oes
Supplies and Tools, the American Watch Company lave
reduced their discount ten per cent on their prodcoh'
Yours respectfully,
ROBBINS APPLETON 1S2 Broadway, n. u
ROBBINS, APPLETON a. CO.,
l53 WashIn gton 81, SojtoL
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Sd r. l. Vols. deserve great credit for their cool
ness, skill and galantry. The officers commanding
these guns are as follows; Lieut.. Lloyd Phoenix,
Insigns James Wallace, LaRue p. Adams, and
Frederick Pearson.
y The conduct of my entire Staff, Captain Louis
]. Lambert, Assistant Adjutant General. Captain
J. Coryel Assistant Quarter Master, Lieuts Ira
v. German and George W. Bacon, Aids-de-
Camp, gave me great pleasure and satisfaction.
Ny orders w>re transmitted by them in the hottest
Of he battle, with great rapidty and correctness.
To Col. f. W. Serrell, n. Y. Vol Engineers, who
acted as an additional Aide-de- amp, am much
indebted. His energy, perfect coolness, and
bravery, was source vi qualification to me Or
ders from me were executed by him in very
satisfactory manr er. Lieut.. q. H. Hill, Signal Of
fcer, performed his duties with great promptness.
He acted also us add tional Aide-de-Camp, and
gave me much assistance in conveying my orders
during the ent re day.
Col. T. Ii. Good 47th Reg't., Pa. Vols, (Coi
Chatfeld being wounded early in the day. COM
mand d the 1st Brigade du. ing the latter part Of
the engagement, with much ability.
Nothing could be more sa isfactory than the
promptness and skill with whc., the wounded We're
attended to by Surgeon Z. W Bailey, 47th Reg't.,
Pa. Vols, Medical Directory and the entire Mod
ical Staff OF the Command
The troops Of the Command behaved with great
gallantry, advanced against a remarkably heavy
fire Of musketry, canister grape, round shot, aad
shell, driving the enemy before them with much
determination. Twas perfectly satisfied with their
conduct.
1t affords me much pleasure again to report the
perfect cordiality existing between the two branch
es of the service, and amniuch indebted to Capt.
Charles Steedman, U. S. N, for his valuable aid
and assistance in diserhbarking and re-embarking
the troops; also in sending launches (with howit-
zers) to prevent an attack on our pickets, while We
were embarking to return to hilton Head ID
The fitting out of the expedition, as relates to-
its organization, supplies, ranspvrtation, and am
muniton was done entirely by the Major-General
commanding the Department, who, at first, pro-
posed to command it.
was not ASST sned to the Command till a few
hours previous to the sailing of the expedition
fir M Hilton Head.
| The reports of the Brigade aud other Command
ers, together with list of the officers and men
who rendered thsInseiSsspefsoaaliy worthy of -
tice during the engagement, will forward as soon
as received.
l have the honor to be, Colonel most respect
fully, your obedient servant,
J.M. BRANNAN, I
Brig. General Commanding.
10 We are this week obliged to omit the Bri-
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NEWS FROM THa NORTH.

We have New York dates of the lst Of Nov.
Our forces are steadily advancing into Virginia.
1t was though Burnside had turned the enemy's
fink and battle was imminent. CannOnadi &
was heard in the direction of Winchester.
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Mr. c. g. ROBBINS, BEAUFORT. s. c., IS NOW ESTAB
M lshed on the corner opposite ''Steyens House.. He
this section OF Soduy and for army uses At tho Lowest
prices.
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% We learn from copy of the charleston
Mercury of Oct 2Sth that our forces have taken
Galveston, Texas.
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70 We are this week obliged to omit the Bri-
ga le and Col. Barton's report, referred to above
for want of room.-ED.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28
Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue Of special execution to me directed and
- delivered from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Muscatine county State Of Iowa.
against the goods and chatte lands and tenements Of
the heirs OF Benjamin White, deceased, have levied
upon and viii! expose to sale Saturday the third day
OF January, A. d. 1883, at the Court House door, in
tho city of Muscatne, the following described
to w.t. ~. .... -
The north half of the south half of the south
quarter OF section eight ( township seventy -ee hit
range one ~ west-ressrving all Right Of Dover
All of which, or 50 much thereof as NAV be- nece.,.-v
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor Of
Nelson Davis.
Sale to commence between the hours of nine O'Clock
10 the forenoon and four o'clock in the Afternoon of
said day, to wit, at half-past 10 O'Clock, A. M.
II H. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatine. Nov &c. 1S62--w4w IS 90,
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SHERIFFs aAT.E


QY virtue Of special execution to mo directed and
- delivered from the office of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Muscatne county, State Of Iowa. against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements Of Green
Stone, and J. Scott Richman and Thomas Harbach.
AssigDee. have le7ied upon and will expose to SALE
on Saturday, the third day of January A. D. 1863 At
the Court House door, in the city Of Suscatine the
following described property, to w.t.
Out lot b, obtaining 10 and SC 100 acres ont lot O.
containing 10 and $1,000 acres out lot H. containing
and 46.lO0 acres out lot I, containing and 65.lOO
acres lots 49, 49, 49, A. 40 and A. Also the following
on which there mortgages, to wit: lots Noe 81 ri
IL, TO- 49, H. 3D. 10 and 20, and containing from one
acre to one acre and half achall situated on the
north quarter of section thirty four township
seventy seven, north of range two wes Muscatine
county, Iowa.
All Of which, much thereof may be necossarv
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor Of
Jacob Butler.
Sale to commence between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and O'Clock In the OF
said day, to wit, at ten O'Clock m. of said day
h. II. HINE, Sheriff
Muscatine County,.
Muscatine. Nov "a, 1sG2-.4w prs fee ST So
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-28

To Consumptives.
THE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN RESTORED
to health In few weeks, BY y very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years With q severe lung
affection, and that dread disease,
tous to make known to his the means of
cure. :.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used ree Of charge with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure Cure for C0ss"npfon Asthma, Broschs, &c. Tho
only object of the advertiser. sending the prescrp
ton Is to benefit the afflicted and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes
cry sufferer will try his remedy 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
sep15.Sml Williamsburg. Kings County, NY.
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whereas, the action of the Board had beer
more or less misrepresented by the reporters o.
our county papers, and the people thereby
misinformed, that the proprietors of said pa.
pers be instructed to exercise care to procure
and impart correct information in relation to
said proceedings, which was adopted.
Mr.. Ferry obtained leave of absence for the
balance of the session.
Mr.. Hoyt offered resolution that vote of
thanks be rendered to J. B. Dougherty, Pres
ident, and c. S. Foster, Clerk of the Board,
for the faithful discharge of their duties.
Carried.
The Treasurer was instructed to pay all Or
ders drawn on the volunteer fund when pre-
sented by the person to whom they were
drawn, If he has the money to do so.
1t was moved and carried that volunteers
belonging to the 37th regiment be allowed to
draw for November, and each succeeding
month, the same as other volunteers, as soon
as they are mustered into the United States
service. -
The committee to examine the accounts of
the late Treasurer, H. J. Campbell, were Or
dered to examine the accounts, and if there
is any deficiency, demand payment Of the
sureties.
The chair, which has been so ably filled by
Mr.. Dougherty, was rendered to him, and Mr..
Foster allowed $3.50 to reimburse him for the
loss
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Ql e D

DIED,
In Muscatne, on the Goth day Of November, 1862
Mn. JOHN BoBLIrz-aged Al years.
In Muscatine. November I'D. 1862, ARrIMIsrA, sec.
ond daughter of Reuben and Mary Burtner-sged 4
years, months and 9 days.
"While gazed, with speed surprising,
Down the stream she plunged from sight;
Gazing still, saw her rising,
Like an angel clothed in white"
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70 Original Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA.

Mv.eArrs. covrrr, ~
7NO Andrew N. wallingsford, Dians wallingsford,
i and james Waingsford a03 stf =
You hereby notified that there file in the
once Of the Clerk of the District Court Of Muscatns
County, State Of Iowa, petition Of Samuel Nichols,
elaimingof Andrew N. Walingsford nine hundred and
and 100 dollars, and ten per cent. inter-
est on two hundred and fourteen snd 5tlOO dollars Of
the same from Feb. 18th, 1885, and interest on
two hnudre1 dollars of the from January 1st 1865
and same interest five hundred and eleven and 100
dollars of the from November 7th, 1852 a. money
due three promssory notes executed by said
n. Wallingsford aud two mortgages executed by said
Andrew NJ. Wallingsford and Diana Wsllingsford his
wife. -
Said petition also asks the foreclosure Of the right of
all OF said defendants to redeem from said mortgages
executed to secure the payment Of said and or
other purposes on the following described real estate
situated In said Mrscatine county, to wits Fy-three
acres In the west half Of the quarter of Sec
tion eleven l) in township seventy seven TO north
OF range four ~ west, and the undivided one
OF the northwest quarter Of said section eleven I'LL
and the undivided oneQnarter of sixty acres of TIE
south half OF the quarter Of section two M
same township and range '"
Now, unless you appear thereto, and defend on or
Before of the second day the next term Of said
Court commencing on the first Monday Of January, 4.
u. 1862 default will be entered against you and judg-
msnt and decree of foreclosure rendered thereon.
49, t---.- J. CARSKADDAN,
Nov 70, 1S62.w4w 81 sol Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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MUSCATINE POST OFFICE.
Open from A. M. tot Pm. On Sundays from A
90

H. I M T.
N. to TO- A. NJ.
Arrivals and Departures of Mails.
EASTERN MAIL, via Davs.port.-Arrivesa at !, 60 Pm.
Closes at 2, 40 P. M.
wEsrEsS MAI, via WashingsOn-,A!rrives at sloP.M.
Closes at II. 80 A. N.
WEs1rRN MAIL, via Iowa Cstv.-Arrivess at 20 P. M.
Closes at 8,45 A. N.
MAILto Blue Grass, Mspins Seeand Centre, and Plsas-
ant Rairis.--Arrives ON Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at ~ NJ. Closes same day at
1880 P. M.
MAIL to Tsolsboro, Polo Alto. Albright and Brris Cv-
Arrives on Tuesday and Friday at IL M.
Closes same day ut 12:3OP. M.
MAIL to Faiport.-Arrives on Friday At p. M.
CLOSES on Saturday at 8 A. M.
MAIL to IHiois OIy, Druys Landing and Edgingtos.-
Arrive ON Thursday at IL NJ. Closes same
day at same hour.
A1- All the above mails close at tho hours named,
railroad time, which is fifteen minutes faster than town
time. JOHN MAuIN. II.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
r,x,o,n,. rxuo nm g THE GREAT DIuREr1c.
THE GREAT D1URETIc.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BECHU,
THE GREAT DIuRET1o.
''--''O ~ THE GREAT D1URET1o,
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys,
. Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness,
~ And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement In another column. Cut 1t out, and
send for the Medicine 1t once.
Besoare of CoUnterfeits.
March IQ-am
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MAR led.

On the Goth instant, by Rev. J. Il. Buse, ME- JAMES
G. DUNCAN, of the Eleventh Iowa Infantry, and Miss
NANCY JANE JoHNsroN,-both of Louisa county, Iowa.
On Wednesday the 10th inst, by Rev. A. B. Robbds
Ma. CHAs Z. WIxsATE. Of Rockford, ILL.,, and MIss
ALICE 4. HATCH, Of this city.
In this city, on the evening of the 10th inst by
Rev. F. W. Evans, Mr. MATTHIAS TRICK and Mrs.
JvNH HAsTINGs-all of this city,
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Mr.. Ludwig's residence in Keokuk coun-
ty was burned down about week since. A
little child was burned to death in the confla-
grafton.
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. LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
TRI.WEEXLY JOURNAL.
Proceedings Of tho Board of Su.
perv10OrD.
MONDAY, Nov. 24-12 NJ.

MONDAY, Nov. 24-12M.
This being the day to which the Board had
adjourned and the hour of - o'clock, noon,
having arrived, there not being quorum
present, the Board adjourned to halfpast
o'clock p. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
the President in the chair A quorum being
present, the session was opened and proceeded
to business.
On motion, the Board proceeded to count
the vote of the late election (Oct. IA, 1852,
the same having been laid on the table at the
previous meeting. The result was as follows:
FOR TREASURER AND RECORDER.
B. Darlington, .............. 1854
B. Langridge, .......... 1878
Darlington's maj .,......... LOG
FOR CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT.
J. W. Jayne, ............1 1899
VIM. Gordon, 1897
Jayne's ma. ,............. 1O2
The C1erl or,3oro<1 Tho rort;6 -. 10, &c loot;or
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,SPECTAL NOTICES.

To AND FROM CAMP STRoNG.-Messrs. Hatch
and McGreer have made joint arrangements
for running their omnibuses to Camp Strong,
oneof which will leave the Eichelberger House
punctually "a follows: if j
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A TTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
IA will give prompt attention to conveyancing exam.
lining titles and paying taxes in Muscane and Louisa
counties rOlics on second street, Adam Ogviss
Store, Nuscatine, Iowa. March 9Th, 1s6l-dawtf
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Drs. Andre & Stratford.
DIR, ANDRE,

DIR. ANDRE, go n
Ofthe Faculty Of Medicine Of Paris, for
nserly Chemical Chief Of the Hospitals of
Paris, Surgeon Major Of the Eastern
army in tie Crimed, Medal, of Honor Of
II. N tho Emperor Of the French TOR the
cholera epidemic Of 1854, DO, dc. !,
Ii the above documents, and many others, on ex-
n hibition ct tho office. DR.. Apdts Is assisted By
Dr. Systford, from Boston and the different hospitals
Of the Union and for several years doipo an extensive
family practice in this city and its vic MY. -
GpecoI tvssmsn OF genital srsdry disssses such -
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder diseases peculiar
Is Women and every cass Of disease known under the
generic name of PRIVATE DISEASES.
All kinds Of surgical operations skillfally performed
especially those connected with the genital urinary
organs.
ltjens suppose and require exhaustive professional
Education and compete nc In their practice than
fhoee treating them can gsnerally obtain.
nm A. s. give to the ublic Ill guarantee OF their
to perform all they profess. Oonsultations
~ lettsr or otherwise, strictly confidential All let
Icvs reouiring answer must contain one postage
IN urgent enclose s., with full Darticu-
- "a CO. and will forward medicine Immediately
vish fall directions. Good aeeommodasioss for pa
m j1ssrs nsst b addrssssd to Drs. Aadrs strat.
ed, 0lingp. H. post once ho9 4sei. 0@es, ~
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!. G. F. GODDARD;
i. FEDERAL AUCTIOJv.EER,

vTvHl only man in the county Who has FEDERAL n
TO ssll at Auction. will attend promptly to
all sales In the country, In Iowa or Illinois
Enquirs ct ths Auction Roon. No 177 seecnd strsst
1fuscasins, lows. Oct 17--d&v6
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE!!


William A. Bstchelor's celebrated Hair Dye pro.
duces color not to be distinguished from nature-war
ranted not to injure the Hair in the least remedies
the effects of bad dye and invgoratss the Hair for s
GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns splsn.
did Black Brown leaving the Hair soft and beauti
full. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
~ The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. DATCHE.
LOR, on tAs four sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street, New York, (Late
IS Broadway and 16 Bond street.)
June 2:1ydAw
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D. C. CLOUD,


A TTORNEY AT LAW. Once, Masonic Block, 30,
"A ond street, Muscatine, Iowa. fmy 8, '61.dawn
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 26.
Railroad connection between this city and
Nashville is now complete. A train left here
yesterday morning and arrived at Nashville
the same evening.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

Price ten cents per passage.
sept23 HATCH & MoGREER.
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ST T,ouIs Nov o.

The official vote gives Blair 1853 majority
over Knox for Congress. Its stated that
Knox will contest. A radical emancipation
legislature is elected by an average majority
Of 400
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NJ. IN. R. R.-The work Of extending this
road is progressing as rapidly as possible.
Sufficient iron has been shipped from New
York to lay the track about ten miles-more
than half way from Brooklyn to Grinnel land
the road bed and bridges are about finished.
-Dov. Dem. ttss'3 =
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EGRAPHIc,
STRINGENT POLICE ORDERS.

LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
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Rebels .ds9'est Lady as a Spy.
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CAIRO Nov 26

Gen. Hovey's expedition returned to Hele-
ma last Friday. 1t proceeded to the mouth of
White river, but owing to the shallowness of
the water could go no further. 1t consisted
of about II transports, carrying about 10, 900
men, and was conveyed by gunboats. Its
destination is said to have been Little Rock
Thirty paroled prisoners arrived to-day
from Vicksburg.
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TO EVE Ex8o
We Gay that We guarantee tho good quality of
Goods, sell them low any other house in Iowa,
and will I'LL your orders by mail otherwise,
fully and promptly. 10 i
July II, 1862 d&w es fa
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JOHN R. NIsLY.

A TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
n Solicitor in Chanoery, Muscatine, Iowa. win act
agent in buying and selling lands and paying taxes
Particular attention pad to the examination Of titles,
for the Stats Of Pennsyvanio. Once, Masonic Hall.
April IL, 80, dawtf. ~. ..-.a .. t... q
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C. g. HAYES & BRO,
HENRY ". PERKINS.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT Law,
- over Compton's Saddlery establishment, Musca.
inc, Iowa. }68 o. % Ejance2-daw1y g
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---- NASHVILLE, NOV. 20.
Sixty paroled rebel officers and soldiers
voluntarily took the oath of allegiance to-day.
Fifty paroled Federal officers and soldiers,
who had surrendered in a cowardly manner
to the rebels at different times, were marched
through the streets dressed in night-caps, to
Camp Chase.