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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
NOTICE,

IS hereby given, that auuppl coticn will bc
made To His EXcelicn y, David Todd. G,>cInu
Z. Brtese. VINO was ut The February tenn SCI
Of tho Court Of Common Pleas, within and tul
the County of Ninton. in said Sml". convicted
OF tue crime ot Burglary. and at the February
Term lsG2, OF SAID Courc duly sentenced 10 onl
years inpl isunncnt in the Pcnircntury of suit
State, Of which hU is nov an inmate.
ELIAS BREESE.
acknowledge scrvi,c of tie a I've notice by
copy, this March lgtn 1862.
JOSEPH j MCDOWELL.
Special Pr scouting Attorney
March goth. lsGa-Sw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
M'kRTHUI ITCII

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Democrat one Of the handsrmcst, as
wen as one OF the best, country news.
papers in Southeastern Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
10 oar SubSCribcrs.

On the 12n insr the sumner Term
tthe G"urt Of C,nundn l'le'lA sets
which will give ar oI;p1tunlty tor
those due ms on subserlptiou {. gall,
and those who are not CNtil to
Court can send 10y their neigtfoe %
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know that IA large majority Of our sub
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should ride ronpd to see 450 sulscrl
bers to coll these small acc"unts
! 1t is no disgrace to owe Denlocratg
Press, nor have We, as has leWfie
presented IS some publishrd lhe}i
to give offence, but mearlv ~ saw. n'
! the expence Of send NJ tn coll get
Two Subscribers stops lheiri,apel
because we published the.r'utai y. d
man that wonldst.pp his 1AIsyl,s,i
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not helping us by entsuilins IoI tI.'
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port the cau.r. yrI aniuut set snou,,
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are not pntinS money in onr pockets
We aga,p say to you that last year w
paid out $3.50, more for Mctciial'
and Labor than we received in thl
office. This We can prove Ia any Dem
ocrat who wishes To = our hpuks
Ne expect to keep the Democrat
atInat. Int expect the conservative
menOt Wilton to lrnl ~ all the hcll
they can. We muei suetaiuth lriu
cip,es of the the Constitution, or "
never can have Peace and lrospert ty
! Ii the Democrat has at any time ad
v"cated anv other doctrine W. don
knrw it Had we tho means, ",
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
Saddle g. IEarnCss Fac1orv

II. P Of ehs daupS oa.s sna RSG, Rss,Gs, Ms,
y. Would respectfully inforn,t he cit-
lens Of VintoR Co.. that he tee3s eonsAon,h
"n hanc. and vii maketo Greer, Saddles, Har-
ness, Brides and Collars Of every styIc ~ ,t,
Lowest Cash Prices. He has n gnod a.sor,,,,on,
of Carriage, Buggy Droyers an, Rid;nr Viii.
OF sale low. Repairing of Saddles and ua,
nsss done at tho snortest notioe. n,avp.is1-ix
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
lam also agent for DR.. Dumas
Fma}s Protecting Instrument

n unfAiling prcvcuta'iro Of corcoption--i l. val.
aldg-to suvh nSt rough some phN sivul cont :.
alion or dctnrwi y incupartuIad for ssir p
olnt'ion Ocl from any pnrt ot the uni'rt
atc' iuclo-ug Is sill secure the return ol tie
sirHmcnt
Remcnhcr tut Or. Wm +. IIoyt Is tie or'T
ermuerily c,tahi>h'd 'ond respon' ihlr H. J.
cipn in trh'rnl New York that t,cot- private
i.ca.c,. nn1 hi-rrae'i q rX'cudr through rycrr
tate in Tho Cn'on. Rcmeubco tho place. Myrs'
lilocS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

J. s. Black. Plaintiff
against In Vintcn Common
Elmoro .Ol c.. Henry Pleas.
Packard, ilSy Jones, Order II Sale.
md John J,hc,, De-
iendants.
QY order offs writ Of Execution, in the nhov,
- named cuse'tO me directed, ilom the nrurc
said CouItoi {, mlron Pleas. will ,ilrr nj
'Iub lie sale, ur the door oi the C,ut House
N the town cfMcAitlur iu ,aid County Of Vim.
On, on
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15


Geo. Altman, yr. frD n Jan. 3, ,'6i. 300
John Books ". from ian. g.. '6l. 800
NJ, Cptterell, l n. from Jan. 3, '62. 80
} R. Gregory from Jan 3,f6l L50
John Dawson. months. rs
gWikesri9e Fieton 60.
>. s. Murray, W. from Jsn. 8, '6I. 800
A. Dawson, lyE. from Jan. 3 '6l. 800
Daniel Bowen, 1jE. ffbn Jan. 3. 6l. 800
III. Brooks. lyr, from IAN. 3. q BOO
w. II Z Iavison, lgfs nom Sept. 6. 81. so
John Carr from Jan '6z t,5O
NJ Cciterell fronfJah 3 so. 80
Benjamin Rn liif lf0m Jan 3 90 1,5O
Daniel Muna, ffom Jan 3 90 90
/ P McNamea ienh FEB 10 '62 90
Kalley Ford. o.
"a. Brsttou, from Jan 20, '6t lyT., 90
N, Bubc, g" Sept l5s 81, =" l5C
Tarntr, o..
IL. S. WesllaIl. fIom Aug 10. .'6l, Tyr. Il 81
! Fidy-ninth RegiWest o. v U. S. A.
r. e Phiilins from Ian 3. 6l, lyr., l 81
| IRON Valley Furnace o.
M. V Huston. from lnne 2o,6l, Tyr lot
! BHetsgs Fargoce, o.:
Adam Fisher iroin Dec 81 '6l l Ol
6 NJ FISHER itom Jan '6l Richmon dl 5I
Porier'o Pack. Viatoa Co.
Isaac p r,er from Jsi. 'e2 l,5I
u S. Hatfield lyr from Jan.3, '6l. 30
Nv, H Hubbard, Tyr. from Jpn 8, '6l. 3,O
/ ogaR, Hockhlg Co.
F Remple knm J,a,S 6 80
6 w Gustin from I'm 3 i6l 3,0
f Elk Vinion Co.
II Bray. Tyr from Jan 3 81. 80
II Slaughlelback. Tyr from Jan 3, i6l. 30
]. Ansel lsr from jan 3, '6l. 80
j NJ Reed lsr from Jane, '6l 80
3 Sutlies. Tyr frcin jan ., '6l. 80
WIN McMhis lyrinm Jan 3, 81. 80
Il Esn.hsari, lyl iron la, 3 '6l: 80
/, NC Gm6dsef lyffrem J1n3 '6l 80
A Fo eacre. llf from Jtu 3, '6l. 80
] A Tan,hill from Jan3 81 80
tbcob Earpteatt nom Arn II 81 30
lJohn Price rom Jan '62 o
s Alhn lr1n, jan 50 IL
G WMiBer from Nov 90 l,j
J j VI Richardson Grom March 20 '62 IL
: G w WWison tdi ynnliuud] halance ,5
r. Sraa, HihiOa Co.
Ym II raid, ~ lr,m Joh 8, '6l. sc
:, Hhmilnn, Tyr tfom Iah '6l. ~
Robert Welsh, Tyr from jan 3. '6l. 80
IN l Holland, Tyr from Jan 3 6l 81
'sl1hnmus Swepslon from Jan 3 '62 ID
\ Inv 7 Moore lson June 6 81 l,g
,.lArlpsirong Dohson froa,. Feb 8 go Il
/ I'D "a E,lson ICON Jan | '6l [dis] IL
f New' Plymouth, ViniOn Co.
hist Ellis, Iyt ltom Jan 3 '6l 81
I 3 sRose, Tyr from jana, 81 81
r ~ Alkinson, lyr from Jan 3, '6l. 81
!, Jn-eph Sterling, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. 81
e B Weel rom August 9'6l i,
: Sumu Mcgee from Jhf3'63 L.
tThomAs Mlgee from Jan SO L.
3. DahddS p o.
e Richard Craig from lanS 81 g
10 { Cunning rom Jan 3 81 Ids
Eage Fafnoee.
, Eagle Fnlnare GO l'om Jau '63
: ] $. Buviis from lan 8 go
!. Jpnahnl Bloer from ~ 81 8
4 Thomas Pierce discontinued balance
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
IueSday, Ap,ji 1st, 1862,


O'clock r. NJ. Of ,ni day, rLe fol,ov;ug roor nc
.tnre. sim .te,I In .nil Conn,v ~ Vin,'," m,I
sd and cs.rihoI ms l,linWs .n. u,i, 0'"''''
Being II I,art Of the south. w,,t or,r,cr or zoe.
t;on ,nii. e,,u ~ q,"r!'r o' ,cc-
number Fen. rIoi. !" EanSr,. Tir,an
U5G: bcginm,HS., ~ ,h. ,., ',''' l; MUMMY rhec',
at manic rrre 81, in'.h.I ~, ~ '" I.'.i'r
eight r5 Is and ,Strr ns Franz ',T','"''ti , .y
corner; th,hc, north forty tiye dr'Tcrs, wes,
distant t1rry two rod. 10 y nm w.. p.c
econ Creek 80 ms To iu,h,I, ,wn.TirI. nr s,il
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
Great Itrdurliun m prices.

For,he cheapest and hest Stoves Poughs
Points Crates Fronts. Hollow ware and mos,
,ll other kinds of wure 60 to the llumdcn F0un.
Try. lloyiI adopted the rca'iy pay system.
viii sell all kinds Of ware 90 to 80 or cent cbca-
rer than heretofore, and cheaper than time
len crs, runnir ,rd. All kinds of produce and old
ron taken in exchange. LEM. DILL.
llomdcn -nuaiy l3th 1862
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

UNEw Millinery Miss Tavlou
aud Mrs. Drake, have started the mil.
iurry and Manluamaking al A. Ar
nolds residence Macarthur Ohio. -
Their hicuds will find that ther,
work will he Of the b,st and latest
ashOus, and they will give satisIac
rion. Soc advertisement in ann her
column ani give them call
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

0-JTuE BAND. Gave cur Cit
zens a serenade OH last sa, urday ni.hi:
Sncrss to yon Boys, the music was
fine, especially the Red White and
Blue, and Mo,king Bird.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

Court oF COMMON LEAs.-This
Comt commenced It's Summer Term
on last Monday Hon. j. p Piyley,
presiding tuerc was no business of
public inirest passed upon, and many
cases were continued on account OF
absent witnesses, corn planting being
an hands. We notice in s'trndence
Irt,li,n ofIhe Bar, Clark. Yaplc Vi
thil!icotho, Blndy, Keith, DUNCAN,
Mackhyof Jackson. Brown, Know
les, Smith Dana OF Athens, Brad.
berry ot mel IS,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

M! j. j Sh"ckry, will accci.t our
thanks i"ra fine Ilickary Cane Gu
on The larc Battle field Of Shiloh. at
Pitt,burg Landing.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

|, u Judge Swayn IS d.icson will
Sc Inund in this paper, we hope ali
m,n who respect the rights OF uur
citiz Ms will read 1t. We thanl God
at W. have such men as Swayne on
the bcn; h If the Cout Of the Uni.
ted States IN the North. Men who
will disregard the madn,s IS and lanat
,c;sm' Of the hour, and who will in
his lIrnrr's own ldnguag hold the
scales "t jNstite with "A fl rm and stea-
y han l." Ii is to sustain thsse Con.
,iitutional col>tilut ID aulhorips lhat
SO wa 1T he Army for. not to over
awe and set aside our Courts, uEdcr
he false and damnable plea Ola mil.
1tary necessity, to I~trpihe poweri OF
government at Drum lie d Comtmar-
lial. Let our Courts be sustained
and all will be we'll. We are hrarti
~ 9 lad to see Reason, Law, Older
and second soper thought Of the peo-
pie about To resume their swav.--
Judge Swasne has the lessing o
cyary conservative citizcn ct the
Country, s....sa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

LARGE STooK oF New GooDs j.
k. Will has received the largest anl
the most fashionable stick Of spring
and summer Goods, that it has been
our fortune to examine in McArtbur
for years He offers them to The pub
ticat the lowest cash prices, having
bot for cash, at enormous reduced
rates, he is prepared to sell on the
same terms to his customers. Call
and cxmnino for Yourselves aud be
astCnishcd at the rcduclion in prices.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
Leg L. NUEACE
THE STATE OF OHIO VlNTON
COUNTY.

AoVinla InIsher' Court OF common Ilcos.
Gcorg9 Cafsnor Petition for Divorce.
The above named defendant, George Carsnor,
whose place ot esidcucc IL unknown, Is hereby
notified that illc cti.id Plaintiff Loyinu 'arsner.
Oh tbs 2dsh cay ol Match, 1852, filed in tic
Count OF Comm Il Pleas within and fer said
county her etilion against him Us her husband
PRAYING for divorce and assigning the follow
Ing rauses, To wit. rifoS- neglect oI duty
More Than tlreey yeus willfu abscpcc, aud the
commission olNdallery with Que Zenith Curtis
A. tlle, - llolerln tie eiy Of Njreling md
btate " Nifrfni* sSine line Ia. .enSrlnbtr 1855
And that apl Petition will be eleafd ~ TIC next
Iermot'SitC Court commencing dp The l9th day
OF May, 1867.
SGid Defendant Is lerchyfhtlcr notified that
deposit0nNwiIl bJ t.ktu hy Said aintia to h6
used n evidence VA Il et,ial of ,uid ease ut he
following times an PLACES, to- Wit: A. the
Mayors oHre IN the ely ot Wheeling and State
ofVirglnid. nn the .5th day Of Api1 1859. be.
tween tho hours ufS ociocb a. NJ. and - o'clock
7. NJ, Of suid day; and ut the residence ui VIM
Dunlap IN Vast Liberty Ohio County. State .
Virginia. on ire 2stl DAY o'Apl.. 1852 bctwce
thehourS OF o'clock a. NJ, and 10 o'clcrk +
NJ, oi said day.
BINGHAM IL HEWITT.
Attorneys loi Plaintiff.
March 81 !sG9--Gw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

- NJ. PE1TENGILL ,& CO.. Advertising
De Agents, No, 81 Park Row New York. g.
6 ate Sicct. Boston arc our Ageut, and uIe
authorized 10 take advertisements and Sub
Scrirtions for Ms aFour LoNest Rates.
MATllEG & ABBtfTT. Uuitc,f States and
w Fneigu Newspaper Advertising House.
a55 Broadway New York, are authorized Ia
r.srivuradyerdsilg for us.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
ETo THE LADIES .Rs

7 an alec agent Cor 'Ds Dumas Cciehraiof
Annie de Femme Tie eiiicp'y ottlis Nsdi
ciuo which j.. iua liquid form. aud 'de4eid ~
Hh, thirg iuiu'ious j. unparalleled IN the hi-to-
~ "l Nvdicue. The Ammier femme ori"ig.
atrs tealiliy merSuali flow when used. "ad
ncvrr fails iorcm"Se all distractions. Ladies Ia
ccrtaiu Situations mu~tnot use it, TOR IL will Pre-
ducc Mi,rau iugs.
Prico $500, sent by mail, or at my oisSo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
W. E. BRATToN, -: EDITOR
"Encour0ge Home Industry !"

The DIMUChA1 beng the OGcial Orr
gan { the County, and having the lar
gest CireuIniion, now ners the Best
aud Ch'ape't hGuctnuis Adver-
tiSeTS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
N0TICE TO TAXPAYERS

THE taxpayers Of Vinton County aye here
bv notified that he Tax Duplicate { the las
half years taxes of the Year 1861, have be
placed in my hands for collection. Upon al
taxes not paid ON or before lure goth 1859. the
law imposes. penalty Of five per cent. will
be in attendance ut tho Trcssarera Office in Nc.
Arthur until that date, to receive the snme.
HENRY REYNOLDS,
Treasurer, V. G. o.
aPril 10th, '63-6v.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

E. d. DcDeE E--IIas just returned
from Circinnsti with nice lot OF
Summer Goo..s, be has elarge stock
and VIII sell then very low for cash.
Go and see BIN iorEd,, ccnnot be
beat Tor low prices.
MONEY FROM SoLDIERs.-rHenry
Reynolds Esq W iAhes us to say that
lac has received the following amts.
for the persons named.
VIM. Doles, to William Doles. $4,000
W. Mecca W to Alex. Nc Cra~ 90 90
NJ. Nixon to B Nunnemaker. 200C
VIM. RAY to William Doles, 15,0C
~~-~-~.~ ~~.~-O~-~<,~>e~~~0-~-~
SWEET PorAToE PLANTS. ANY O.
our Readers who wish tie finest swee
Potatoe Pants. can obtain tbem al
the Rrsidcntc af W. d. Andersen
Fra't5vllla. We have had al hls 20
taioes tor past few years, AMI We
never cat hgttcr in oUr life. Gy'
him Il call, Pr Cos to suit Tie lines
DT Mr. Carl.lr, Sen, ,tor from W
Virg mia Tor his bold and unwaverIn!
Iadherence 10 the Constitution an'
rights OF the States and peoph', j
making many fr;,nds in the Wes,, :
M man in Virginia h 3 stood FORT
with more frmnes- to save tn coui
try than Mr.. Crrhlc. West Virgin
should see who ar her true irirndS &
the trying time sh is passing througt
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15

0Country produce taken on sui
Srption
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
Pnvate aad Efmale Disaqsss.

y ith such success, has removed his ethce TO tia
Nv, es Block where heian he consulted incl
Olsen. . Of private unlure. a woid tc ~
If,ouN iut Icii, ard bcnitli, don't be deceive
hy adyerh ~ qunyks, who ilncnR tnr lnrf'
Icilics aud 3, rei'e the unfortunate, INT schfr
ii,oyk and he cure,l
Don't mistake the place or name.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-15
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
q RAVEEOAD.
tl1 81 eS & q llI.lsS5

On aud arer Monday, December % 1867
two trains a dNy will leave Cincinnati, iot
Qe East, as follows:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

The fifth, tenth and seventeenth Iowa
regiments form reserve in Hamilton's Di-
vision.
SOLDIERS MoNEY.-The memoer of Capt
Williams company, 9th Iowa regiment, have
sent to Judge Miller, of Iowa City, over
$4,000 in money.
The Cass County Gazette says that emf.
grafton is still flowing Westward. Some
day last week upwards Of $50 teams passed
that Office.
ACCIDENTALLY Snor.-Adjutant S. Guthrie
Of the 7th Iowa, arrived at Keokuk last Tues
day, having been accidently shot, On the 10Th
inst. The accident occurred, We learn from
the Gate Guy, at or near the headquarters of
Acting Brigader General perczel, whose Ad-
jutant, Delahoyd, in handling a pistol acct
dentally discharged the ball through Adiu-
tant Guthrie's right leg, just above the knee.
A letter from John s. Akely, Of the I'd
Iowa cavalry, to his parents at Davenport,
dated at Pennington, Tenn the 18th inst,
says that man was arrested the day before
in their camps as rebel spy. He had
stripped the dead body of one of the I'd cav.
airy killed in the skirmish of the 9th inst.
and arrayel himself in the clothes. He was
taken TO Gen. Pope, and the confession was
obtained from him that he was a rebel spy
He sas ordered to be Shot and the sentence
was executed in fifteen minutes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30
Report of Col. Hatch.


Lieut.. Marden, A. a. G. Brigade:
had the honor to report, complying with
orders to report, with Second Regiment to
Gen. Granger. did SO, receiving instruc-
tons from Gen. Pope to report to the General
commanding the advance. reported at IL
o'clock to Gen. Palmer, who ordered me to
ington road, and hold the balance of command
field above US being driven in to the brow of
the hill, Gen. Paine ordered the regiment to
charge tho enemies batteries. Moving the
colunn to the top of the hill, ordered Major
Kuhen, with companies H, G., and G, of the
second battalion, and Major Love, with the
third battallon, to charge the batteries ON our
right; Major Hepburn charged those on our
LETT, in echelon of squadrons, deploying the
columns to the right and left. When we
passed the infantry columns we attacked
their skirmisAers and supports, driving them
in, killing and wounding some. No effect
was produced on the battery on our left
Near the msir Pennington road the battery
near the building known as the cotton mill,
Company +, Lieut.. Riley, alone attacking two
guns in battery on our extreme right. The
center battery was fairly carried, the enemy
llmbering up his guns without taking them
off the field.
Finding our horses badly blown for long
charge over rough ground, distance OF
twelve hundred Yards. and the infantry in
great force, ordered all companies on the right
to retreat to the right and rear, forming on the
swamp road, and those on tho left to then
join their command. The conduct of men and
officers was in every respect commendatory
INT Ec~h I ,,v,fc
Seutger, all had horses killed under them
There were about four hundred men in thu
charges. Our loss will scarcely exceed fifty
killed and wounded; fifty horses being
wounded and unserviceable.
EDWARD HATCH,
Lieut.. Col. Com'd'g Second Iowa Cavalry
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

PosT OFFICES RE-OPENEo IN TENNESSEE
The following Post Offices have been reopen
ed In Tennessee, since the occupation of thai
State by tho Government:
Nashville, county seat, Davidson coun
ty.
Gall"tin, county seat, Sumner county.
Ciarksvllle, county seat, Montgomery coun-
ty.
Franklin, county seat, Williamson coun-
ty.
columbia, county seat, Murray county.
Mprtreesboro, county seat, Rutherford coun-
ty.
Shelbyvile, county sea-, Bedford county.
Lebanon, county seat, Wilson county.
smithville, county seat, DeKaIb county.
Waterstown, Wilson county
Liberty. DeKalb county.
Alexandria, DeKalb c unity.
Palmetto. Bedford county.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

OLD PORT IN New. BorTLEs.-The connois
seurs of the North arc anticipating jolly re-
union next LIST of June, when the President
will open some of his bes, Port, as he has an
nounced. The article has been sealed up for
some time, and, it is thought, will be much
improved by age. The President has Butler
at New Orleans who will do the honors of
the honors Of the occasion in that city, YAM
ity Fair.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

WARS IN NAME.-Old Abe is growing
in public favor if we may judge from the
number of towns in this State named after
him, Their. being now six Lincolns in Wiscon-
sin, one each in the counties of Adams, Eau
Clare, Kewaunee, Polk, Trempeleau aud
Wood
There were three towns in the State called
Buchanan, but two have had their names
changed to something as unlike as POSSIBLE
one to Washington and the other to Liberty.
A town in Outagamie county still retains the
name Madison Journal
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

az An absurd blunder is related in Tom
Moore's Diary about John Kemble. He was
perform ng one night at some country thea
ire enc of his favorite parts, and was inter-
rupted from time to time by the squalling of
child in one of the galleries, until at
length angered by this rival performance.
Kemble walked with solemn steps to the
front of the stage and addessing the audience
in his most tragic tones, said: ''Ladies and
gentlemen, unless the play is stopped the
child cannot possibly 60 on.n -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30
PrenticeisIns.

TFf0m ths L0uIsVlile JouFnaI.
A young lady advises us, if we are very
shot for war;" to take arms ourselves. Per-
haps, ifshe is pretty, we might be induced to
take hers.
The rebels can't have any lightning in
them. They are not at oil attracted by cold
steel.
The Richmond Enquirer says that the
South "holds a two-edged sWord," Yes, and
cuts itself with both.
We presume the rebel army thinks its
head its weakest part from the way it turns
tail.
1T might be rude to say that the rebels
run, but they do "skedaddle' awtully.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

EThe "festive cuss," who "runs this
column" was having good time with the
tooth-ache, Saturday. The last we saw Of
him, he had coal of fire in his mouth, which
he said relieved him considerably. Any dis
crepancies in this department may be at
tribu,ed to the above cause.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

az The types made our Paducah dispatch
last evening say that II. Clay Dean had been
cashered from the rebel army at Corinth.
The individual indicated was Clay King. II
Clay Dean is the Iowa disunionist, but we
believe he has never aspired TO military hon.
ors among his Southern friends. Talk ng
and moistening, not fighting, is his peculiar
forte.- Chicago Journal
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

PosrP csEMENr.-Owing to the absence o.
so many members of the State Medical Society
in the public service, it has been deemed ex.
pedent to postpone the annual meeting. til
next yea:, OF which due notice will be given
J. F. HENsY, Pres.
H. T. CLEAvRR, Vice Pres.
P. M. McCLAREN, Treas.
J. H. EALy, secy.
iowa City, May 5, 1862.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

eWThe Southern gentlemen y at the
battle Of Williamsburg, took wounded New
Jersey Captain PRISONER, and cut of his cars.
It taken, our chivalrous friends who gave
this little attention to a Jerssyman should be
treated with the utmost leniency and distin-
guished consideration.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-30

Jusr,cE's CouRr.-August Hillman was up
before Justice Washburn, yesterday. charged
with assault and battery, committed on the
person OF his wife. The hearing Of the case
was postponed till tomorrow, by agreement
Of the parties.-Daily, 23d..