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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

The London Times gravely informs its rea-
ders that the confscation bill passed by Con-
grcss condemns to death the whole white
population of the South 1t does not even
except the women and children, but says de.
lberately that the North proposes to execute
S,O0O,OuO people. The stupendous lie is, of
course, followed by an insulting trade against
the American people. What an intelligent
sheet the Times is getting to be.
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Lost.
Young America MIN

UVHE undersigned is now ready to commence the mi
u ling busidess ct the above mill = -
Farmers and others wishing grist work done oan be
accommodated on the most liberal terms.
JOSHUA TIsHBURN.
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Hay for Sale.

TNHE undersigned, living the Island, eight miles
south of Muscatine has lot Of good prairie hay,
put mp in cock which he offers for 81 per ton Per-
sons wishing purchase will find this good opportu-
nifty. GEO. B. HUMBURGeR,
Sep 1-dw3w. Agert for II. 0'Connor.
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The following received in letter from
Lieut.. Magoon, with the request that it may
be published. 3. y. DUNN.
HEADQUARTERS 11rH IowA,)
Bolivar, Tenn, Sept. 8.
Special Order No. 80.
The commanding officer congratulates the
officers and men of Company III" on the gal
LIANT manner in which, at Medon Station, on
the 31st of August, they so nobly sustained
the reputation Of the 'Bully Eleventh"
By order of WV. HALL,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
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inmates seriously. Fe1o are o1vare Of
the importance Of stopping a Tough or
Slight boa in its first stage; that
Uhich in The beginning 1Oo,lld yield to
q mild remedy, if not .tterded to, soon
attacks tie l,ings.
Mxoun's bronchial IS<oc/ica
Oere first Introduced eleven years ago.
It has been proved that they are the best
article before the public for /gcuGhs,
folds, B<onchltis, JZsttlnzn,
Xafaxrh, the Hacking Cough in <go,z-
su,,,/ltiou, and numerous affections Of
the -S1hx1 at, giving immediate relief.
Public Speakers as,a Singers,
,p;N f27red them efectual fer clearing and
s'7'en g:}sen;n3 the ccice.
ssh By al! OrugsTats and dealers IN
IA, ,irae. ct IS ce71.s FER ior.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

To Destrog-Rats, Reaches, &c.
To Destroy-Mice, Moles and Ants.
To Destroy-Bed- Bugs.
To Destroy-MOths in Furs, Clothes, &c.
10 Destroy-Nosouitos and Fleas.
To Deserog-Insects on Plants and Fowls.
To Destrog-Insects on Animals. &c.
To Destroy-Every form and species of Vermin.
nESee "CosrAR's" advertisement in this paper for
the desfructon and utter ezsmisatios Of all forms and
species of VHRMM.
sEsold in MUSOATINE, IOWA, by
j. B. DOUGHERTY.
and b. the Druggs 0roce and Storekeeps generally.
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ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
! No alcoholic Preparation.
AZURE TONIC MEDICINE.
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
GER NJ AN BITTERS,
PREPARED
DR.. G. M. jackson. Phipa, Pa.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous Debility, D,s-
eases of the Kidneys, and VI diseases
arising from disordsred Liver
or Stomach,
Constipa-
ton, Inward Piles
fulness of Blood to the
Head, Acidty of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations Sinking or Fiuttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, hurried
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dulnsss in the Head. Deficiency Of
Perspiration, Yellow ness of the Skin and
Eyes, Pain IN the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &C., Sudden Flushes of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings
of Evil, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
nd will Positively Prevent Yellow
Fever, Bilious Fever, &c.
THEY CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL, OR BAD WHISKY,
they WILL CURE the above in ninety. whine
cut of hundred.
Indeed by the extensive sale and Increasing popular
ty of Hooaand's German Rittors (purely vcgetabe,)
of ignorant Quack sand INSCRIPTIONS
havo opened upon suffering humanity the flood gates of
Nos!rums in the shape of poor whisky, vilsly com
pounded with drugs and christened Tonics, Stomach
Beware of the innumerabe array of Alcoholic prep
.rations in pl4thoric ples and kegs, under
he modest appsllatioh of Bitters which, instead of
uring only aggravate the disease and leave the disap
pointed sufferer in dspair.
GERMAN BITTERs
Arc not new and untried article but have stood the
of fifteen years trial by the American public; and
hat their reputation and sale not rivaed by any
imiiar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands of letters from tho
most eminent
CLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,
CITIZENS,
rsstifying, Of their personal knowledge, to the
snecal effects and medical virtues of these Btters.
10 you want something to strengthen you?
10 you want good appetite?
10 you want to build up your constitution?
10 you want energy?
10 you want to sleep well?
20 you want brisk and vigorous feeling?
10 you want to feel we'll?
20 you want to get rid of nervousness?
If you do, use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
}ITTERS.
From j. Newton Broom, D. d., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Paten
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

NABBED-Col. Bob. Lawther, Of the Sc
cesh army, was captured in Missouri, and
brought into St. Louis, few days since, by
Lieut.. Bunger. Bob. was formerly citizen
of this city, being engaged in the grocery bu-
siness with Mr.. james jackson, who he swim
died out of considerable money, for which Of
Tense he was tried by the Presbyterian
Church, and publicly read out-the crime be-
ing conclusively proven against him. He
was at the same time city Treasurer, which
office he resigned in consequence of some re-
ports in circulation detrimental to his charac-
ter, and the fear of an investigation into the
circumstances He was afterwards, through
political influence, appointed to the post Of.
Township Clerk, where he again showed his
agility. These facts coming to the ears OF the
public, were more than he could stand, and
he was obliged to leave Muscatine. His de-
parture was hailed with delight by the ma
iority of our citizens. and regretted by few.
He removed to Jefferson City, Mo-, short
time before the breaking out of the rebellion,
where, we judge, he commenced the same
career, as we received, shortly after his ar
rival, letter from gentleman in Jefferson
City, inquiring as to the character he bore
whilst here, lntimating that he did not move
IN the first circles there. Bob, on the break
ing out of the war, took an active part against
his country, and was rewarded for his services
by the appointment to colonelcy in the
Southern army, Judas, at one time sold his
master for thirty pieces of silver, but he had
comparatively good excuse compared to
this renegade. To be sure Judas was sup
ported for short time by his master, and
would, had he proved faithful, received liv-
ing, but he did not make his Dhole pile with
him. This man has made his all in the coun-
try he has tried so hard to destroy. Was
there ever such base ingratitude so well de-
serving the punishment he is likely to re-
ceive, having been caught as guerrilla
There was rumor at one time that Bob was
marching on this city with his regiment, in
order to avenge his numerous wrongs. He
did not, however, penetrate this far into the
Country.
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From the wife ofALDERMAN WUNDER
Germantown.

From Tie 1Clfe OF dLDEHMdN " UNDEH
Germantown.
Germantown, June Let, 1861.
DR.. G. NJ JACKSON STA 1T gave me pleasure two
years ago. give you certificate, testying what the
German Bitters had done for l am now perfectly
cured of all these diseases your medicine professed to
cure, viz :-Dyspepsia Chronic and Norvons debility,
diseases of the Kidneys, &c. The powerful influence
exerts upon Nervous pIostraton is surprising have
been consulted frequently in reference to your Btters
and without hesitation have recommended it for the
above paints and in cherry ms lance it has effect
ually cured. Your medicine has great reputation In
Germantown and sold in every Drug store, and
most of the Grocery stores here IT any one should
question what say. let them come to Germantown,
and will prove their satisfaction, that the Bitters
have cured in this vicinity than twenty cases of
the above disease. Respectfully,
HANNAH WUNDER,
Main st. above Rittenhouse, Germantown, Pa.
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MORE MANAGRMRNr.-A train went up TO
Iowa City, Saturday, fo- the parpos. of taking
the 22nd regiment, stationed at Camp Pope,
to Daverpert There is rail road line from
Iowa City to Davenport, distance about fifty
five miles. Nearly midway is o small though
important town called Wilton. At this place
there is branch road RAINING to city of
considerable size called Muscatine, this city is
situated some thirty miles below Davenport
on the Mississippi River. And of curse d.
rectly in the way Of travel from that place to
St Louis. Steamboatmen find no objection
to the landing at this a n: ,S.in fact they pro
nounce it excellent.
We mention these facts for the purpose OF
waking up Gen. Baker. who seems to have
taken Rip'Van Wrinkle sleep, and to be en-
tirely unconscious of the existence of such a
place, or of the road leading to it. If he is
so far gone as to be out Of the reach of hu,
man help or expostulation, then we wish to
call the attention of the people. those who
must bear the brunt of the war, to the fac,
of the unnecessary travel and expense Of
sending a regiment to Davenport and Their
back, making distance Of forty six miles
that might have been saved, had it not have
been for our Adjutant Generals desire that
all Iowa Regiments might behold him. This
waists and expenditure is considerable of all
item, and could have been saved by bringing
the regiment to this place where steamboat:
might have been in readiness to convey then
right down the river.
We know not what may have been Gen
Bakers motive in ordering this regiment t
Davenport, it may be it was not altogethe
his fault, he may, at the time ofgiving the or
der, have been "tired eating peanuts or hi
"victuals," NAV have ''soured on his stom
ach." but what ever may have been the me
tive, or the cause, we cannot sanction tn
unnecessary expense incurred by send'n
these troops to an out of the way city. A
well might they have been ordered to AcGre
gor, from thence doom the rioer to st. Louis
one Is - consistent IS the other. We hop
to see this matter sifted.
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E The camp, Sunday, presented an ap-
pearance of unusual liveliness. Early in the
morning, wagons, loaded to their full capacity
with countrymen, came pouring into town,
and they continued to come during the entire
day. Never before, with few exceptions, has
Muscatine been as crowded with teams and
people. Their stay in the city, however, was
very short, the chief point of attraction being
Camp Strong
We visited the famous locality in the after
noon, and was surprised at the number of
people present. We had, from the indications
of the morning, expected to see the grounds
well filled, but we were not prepared for a
sight of the extraordinary large company
present. The camp was filled to its utmost
capacity with ladies and gentlemen. Every
company had its bevy of friends lounging
about their quarters. The parade ground was
almost inaccessible to the regiments. The day
reminded us strongly of the good old days of
$50.
Many came to hear the preaching, and still
more, for the purpose Of seeing regiment in
line, thus being the only day they could spare
for such purpose Others still, to pass off
long day. There was almost as great di-
versity of motives as of men.
In the evening string of teams commenced
coming to town, almost countless in number.
Everything in the shape of a vehicle, and
which had wheels or wheel having been
pressed into the service. Go-carts of all des-
criptions, from the thousand dollar car rage
to wheel barrow, had been engaged to bring
the multitude home The caravan commenced
about four o'clock in the afternoon, from
which time there was contin, ed string, I'M
til after seven. There was large number that
walked up.
Sunday last will be day long remembered
at Muscatine, by the soldiers for the numer-
Gus little delicacles brought them by their
friends, and by the citizens for the number OF
people in town.
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Fer sale by druggists and dealers in medicines In
every town and village in the United States, and by
John D. Doughorty, Muscatino,
Canon & Co. DO
M Pomeroy. Wilton,
Geo Ragley, Yves. Liberty,
II q Armstrong, Wilton Junction,
W Bunch, Moscow,
Clark l. Bro, Columbus City,
Il Howey, Wapello,
Vanloon do
Hutch son 4 Berner. Pert Louisa,
Reigart l. Mcnamara, Upton,
Vogt d Bro, Iowa City,
NJ Davis, do
Morrison Bro do
Muscatine, June 18th. 1662-daw1y
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OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE MOST FAVORABLE
" prices, a full and complete stock of GROCERIES,
comprising
SUGARS, TOBACCOS.
COFFEES, CIGARS,
MOLASSES, SPICES,
TEAS, SALT,
NAILS, DRIED FRUIT,
GLASS, WOODEN WARE
FISH, &C., &C., &c.
Together all articles included in this line,
which the attention of purchasers is respectfully nvi
ted.
W. S. HUMPHREYS,
1o4 Second street, Muscatine, love-.
June II, 1S62-daw6m
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE!!

WVhIDe
William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces color not to be distinguished from nature war
rarted not to nure the Hair in the least remedies
tho effects of bad dye and nvigoratss the Hair for l
GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a splon-
did Black Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beauti
full. Sold by all Druggists &c.
n9- Tho genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOR, on the four sides of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street, New York, (Late
23a Broadway and 16 Bond street.)
June 2:1ydAw
~ TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES
Retired Clergyman having been restored to
health in few days, after many years of great stuff
ering is willing assist others by sending ree)
the receipt Of post paid directed envelope copy
the description used, Direct to REV. JOHN M
DANGALL, 1S6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, NY.
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UEI.MBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION

"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL
and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion, and
exciIes the ABSORBENTS into healthy action ty which
IN, WATEKY OR CALCAREUS dispositions, and oil
.,Sn rUKAL ENLARGEMENTS arc reduced, as we'll
"ssFAlS AM rS INFLAMMATION. and is good for
MEN, WOMEN, Or CHILDREN.
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-NG0xsenHSa, or gG<e
Shxcot, 1Ohich might be
checbed with a simple rem
eau if neplected. often ter
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cLARRRD0H F0R RkIRl

THIS DELIGHTFUL BOHESTEAD. ritnnlcf So
4 ziie so1ihEn.t sf "a c1y e Knaxrl1s. = -
q -
vii Ell a private ale bst II ~ ~ - 10
- Droenler. VII thea sGer i e. puklis suirry =
tie hiEtt- = l1-r.
1hs tr.@. aud sn5rscss - acrr.. unssr rosa
fe1ee about 70 acres Of Wtodland ~ bIna Erau.
ard The reuaining - nrrcs Wel ad.Ptcl - rr1nI--
The dwelling Il e igick. ncntiy arrnnr11 IN
al neoeszary outhuidilRE and ucll q uailr uilkn
few yards Of he huu~e. Supposed n EHr Tun@
neazees In . u1rd- Il lIc- iruffal huns. Ar nrr
her Inform tia wanted VII be riven g anT tns -
Major clEPbel WlIl1ce. ur ~ tha E1bHcribrr.
4 II UcPHER7oT.
n B--l VII sell IN Tia r1mo manner - ncrr e
Hoodlznd heavily tinbersd Which uin yisf g ssrsr
II COED WOOD per ioininE tha nboTe Tract is
tract J. hall mix fruu the rlrnad 1eput. nn7 q.
. ile from lhs Courf .o1ss.
nor26-3u
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We defy Any man whe reads it 70 give .
clear stItenlent Of itE coHtsnts, or to form
q CLAIR 5udgshd1t Of the eo1ditica of the
the United States frJm its bsfsgg.d, verbose
tumble Of kn4yery and nop.enss. 1t is
even more sonismptible than his inaugural
address; foEltEs doubtful features Of that
were Inscribed u an lrtfalIintent to eeal5
while ip this no such purpose is manifest.
or caa be reasonably expected. The truth
is that nix purse can not be ma lie out Of
a sov's ear You can b OF make states
man out ola slod-hopper any easier; and
you might as we'll expect to get knee
buckles from Highlander as common sens !
from AbrshhA Lincoln
Lincoln Is simply one eff those bigoted
mem full of aelf-cOneeit-+f full of fanaticisn
Of the narfowe,t sort-wedHed to one single
idea, and thatI lame. werl out and utterly
aetsstIble ileI-who ina zines that to play
the jackson tbe has only to set himself
firmly on biz own persuasion and resist
every encrsashment upon bis prerogativss.
He wEn fns before he : dom that playI
the hHro has been playing the fool most 81
fectiy4lyIII Fl iIFl1 III
WeshAlI await ap1iously for the Earpl
pean comments on this message They
will Bs rare aud Iracy, no doubt, It is d
pretty athense as Pureh could wish, and
will doubtless be well attended to BY the
wits pf the London Charivari.
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sa AbratIar Lincoln i. resolved to be cen
sisteft at all hazards. Stupid men oftenest
endeAferlto bldg their ignorance npdsr tie
pleaIof consistently. whsch i one of these vir-
tues IS Sir Lhsiads 0'Tfiggsr said of npodesty
more praised than practiAea Tho eyentsF 81
our ffes are made up Of varying occurrentes
every day. WHICH requiFe different acts. beget
ditfeF }nt views and enjsin different duties. The
mah Who expects to present li,teralls con
sisieht recsrd. q. sure Of writing himself down
an az IL If
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H PudE ~ Ecnoxs AZ NAsnvrlLE. Nash
Vile SptrsspEI ,dett'oF = Yankee paper furnish.
4. the IAhgf lph below ID regard to the price
|iil khe region where Andy johnson
rules and tcians ei
H rGpoa, like Young negroes used to sell in
these partt a lew years ago az 81 200 aud up.
ward. Slpcsthe rshelliyh, however. that spe-
eies of live itoak has 1earfulEy fallen. Last
Monday Shetif LeEyett went 10 the houte Of a
gentleman reFiding upon the Franklin pike tn
fsize proPerSy equivalent 10 debt of 81 ZOO
And w4sltn fie act of picking out the sixth
tHiggerg wien his owner exclaimed For
Gods sake EtslTett. amt niggsrs verth any
more than clliekensfP
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A Dutch9an was found BY enc Of his
asighbsFs er sertain occasion, seated upon
his cellar door with an augur, which he
continued to tsist in such an energetic and
sdifying manner as to provoke the enquiry
"uhy he was boring % many holes ?" He
replied that he Was only trying to let =
little Of the dark ness out" If some con
fdential friend Of Abraham Lincoln had
asked an honest answer to similar query
about the late message, he would doubtless
have received the sane response.
Never, perhaps, has there been given to
the world . more absurd, ignorant, narrow
minded document
It falls quits below criticism. 1t has no
merit whatever, not even that Of an orli-
psry statistical iisplay q facts and figures.
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4 NOW ocrr Il 81 The drzir.bis uOrEL ana Pr
nit1rs m lie 6eaaliiul rlIiaEe 81 rnnnrl NIL Gsur
Eia lhe -, q large an1 arEtfnI,y sit1aled. bsnr
81 ne " 4 A. hsiiroad = niiez South e Ehrt,l-
neeE4- Ihe hooss 49, n abaadaat. And tks rriss
- on th.li cannut t1 = Fe.ss an IrinE E1n fk1t
frfbes y krep holel IN tcs1 rrntilll tines -
&C enstou- lou1E neEroea. ~ Cuni-1rr1te uunry
~ b fakrn n psyme1l Fer h1rEn.r p1r1icr ar
Ef1te 70 ne - 500 yuu Tia afTsrtirrn snf
aua Be assured tat ia 500 harrnia uil Please y.l
- can ~ = II 20 aPPly izDeli.tely-
no'-s-lH' {. tusIE.
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these specinens. the new levies Of Lincoln
must e composed Of the offscourings Of the
North The prisoners belong 10 the l04th
hin hit lO6th and lO8th Ohio and % Indiana
regime - We understand also that a COM
pany 81 the 1lth Kentucky was found among
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MILITARY ADVERTISEMENTS.


AesFkEks1oRo, Nov 19cA. ISL
o'Ts e.. sFa~.
,sf1iihed beypnd cxpressioa e tn coua1srt tane
ana me discipline which Psrvadss his troops ard fu
1t adm ration ~ tei1 iorttads and patsu. snbnis
son . PriSstPns. uslea with their gazntry aud be-
roi4n y ne rteeat areaaa< aad brihiaut c.npaiKn
y : pifh % much valuable terrt,ry has ben rrdrea
ed Aa - many true Ard 10y. people li,eraied the
Sere7l C7mmanding is Ind ICED % pablish fsg par
dol 70 al soldiers absent without auhnrtv Who shall
within reasonable tine return u t,sir cou,sn A.
ard report for duty
They are urged al once to avail themselves q thi,
privilege before the inanKara;I sr The ner srs,, q
Military Caurts esfahiish-d by lau a. viru-,,. -
pronp aiEninistr.iou o. ja<iSs VII :. s.es "a, !.
al delinqaeni-- There sft.r. M erra.. I'll ). .l,r.
E. thoSe who aha-d their eslors ara lears mir
gonzales - perform their duties .ad deissd fher
homes.
Commissioned ohoers Kuilty ofsueh oasncss are II
eiaded from the benefits Of this an,esty an vii no,
e excused. They are held 70 Be 1aw,rshy % CON-
nand gallant nens All 10 merit exemplary puni-h-
meni- Yigor,us measures have been .dopied u ar
reSi ~ vino fail respond 70 this la and Es.ero.s
appeal and they must expect fall Ja.re t-apered o.
y With the rnerey hey have failed Ibor either 4
their comrades iheir cause
By euramand q Gen BragE
dscs-3rzE2r GEO. " BRENT.
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o. II! RiIAp9ndT wig has put % as !

ii IL Ut - TO - - - : - n
uHis for the ~iIter. uhereoi it observes
The sShs Visits It's friends in . new suit.
III fpite loi whr and blockade Costly and
difficult 10 pbt4fn as type is, VIC prefer taxing
our own eEchellner. rather than the eyes Of
it's readers The fonts now laid aside choni-
Sled the begin Sing and the progress of one Of
the mighfiEst .war that ever convulsed the
soTld. Theyibors witness to our nuns us
and splendid Victories, aud told sorro wiIigly
but faitil EulIy Sf our rsverses Let us hope
Ith4t ere thb TYPES now Ia use are comp slsd
to ifllareI the fhfe of those just discarded il
may bslItbeH DESTINY and privilege 10 an
no4nce ttitmEs peace and independents to
the esnfedstaSs States.
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/ Wish . SCI ny trlci q and lyilI nelr thl llul
q SteFensun II Jacksen co1nty. Alahana. sd
ed and IN cnltirafun-land rch. lyinE b<rueun cr1u
ant Benge'a Creeks. Cod hrick du.llnr $3.50.
sad AL ncccssary ct hou.1n. VIZ kitch1n. nnrra
houses. barns. STABLES. &c- I VII taks nerroel
ronfederzte money in pay1eut Fer furtb1r pariicE>
lsrs apply = nyzsH 81 r Boyd Poster. Ers-. nT1T
near the preuhe E1LTEn Ro32E1s
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-14

AERzsTfD As 4 SPY-Lieutenant IL. Wise. a
nephew Of Governor Wiss, was arrested BY
Cpl. Shanks in bis canP, near Calhoun. KY,
sPme dhysisince- He had come into camp IN
der the pfelence Of Niishing to sell horse
letters from rebels! cqndlusirely proving him
\ spy. we're fouhA upon his person. While IN
pflsf n At QMensbufg, Col Shanks. by Keeping
an eye uPonl him, succeeded in securing let
ter in Sypher. writtenlto him by Coz. Wise
and adhrespkd TO the care of Selby Lee, Wlieel.
Ing. lie w4s sent to Is,uisviIle ID irons. and
viii be treated an a spy = Washington lStdr-