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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

TIE BEST SUBSTITUTE FOE CoFFEE.-Boil .
quantity of corn until it is soft, then dry and
brown it we'll, and make IS other coffee.
Mr.. Editor:-l found the above receipt in
an agricultural paper some time ago, and hsv'
ing tried it and found it excellent hand it
to you for publication, for the benefit ofthose
who of necessity or choice may wish to avail
themselves of the best substitute have seen
for the real article. 1.-THE corn is thoroughly
Drowned it has an agreeably bitter taste and
rich color, without any Of the corny favor.
H.
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The Return OfFuSitive Slaves.
The Presidents Position on thu Ques'iOn =

The Return of Fugitive Slaves.
The Presidents Position on thu Q"es'ion-
lie Kn0ws no Authority for Yielding
Them.
Special to N. Y. Tribune.
WAsuINGroN, Jan. 90.
am authorized by those who were pres
ent at the conversation at the White H"us'
between President Lincoln, Gen. Lane, and
Senator Pom roy, to assure you again that
The idea which the President intended to as
sert, and did assert, was distinctly this:
"That the rebel States havin,, by their own
insane action, abolished slavery in all its r. la
tons with our Governm, Mt by repudiating
our protection, they can make no claims OH
us for fugi,ivcs, and that therefore the United
States cannot return them. either with the
military VI civil arm. without ems aving free
men,"
To this conclusion the President said he
had come after deliberate thought.
W, A. CRoFFuT
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News Paragraphs.


Gen. Kelly. late in command at Romney.
has returned to Wheeling, his health oblig-
ing him to quit the field.
professor" Ira Field, gymnast Of Troy.
is rivaling DR.. Winship. He recently lifted
sixteen hundred pounds.
The Cincinnati Commercial m kes note
Of the fact that the three great floods of the
Ohio came in 1882, l847 and 1862, in mid
winter. The next one is therefore calculated
for 1877. The highest point of the freshet was
81 feet iuches. The water is now rapidly
receding.
Gen. Zollcoffer, killed at the battle Of
Mills Cross Roads, was ,he Wing and Amer.
lea member of the House Of National Con-
gress, representing the Nashville District
from 1858 to 1859.
The rebel account of the last bombardmen
At Pensacola has reached US. 1t confssses t.
the burning of a few houses in Warrington
but says nobody was hurt" 1t says tina
there is little ikeliho d o: any more firing a
present, as mo injury can be inf c'ed on tn
enemy, nor can he harm u.s." This comics
sion is a slight come-down from the boast
Of battering down Pickens with which tn
Southern papers abounded last summer.
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Beauresard to take Command mt
Columbus, Ky.
Fonr MONROE Jan. q.

We fi"d the following in Southern papers:
To-days Richmond Dt*p.tch has reliab e
authority for making the statement that
"Gen Beauregard takes command OF the army
at Columbus, KY, and Gen. Gus.avus W.
Smith succeeds him in the position he has so
long and so successfully occupied. At Co.
lumbus, we understand, tha' Gen Beauregard
is subordinate to no one except Gen. A. Sid
ney johnson. This change goes into effect
without delay,"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

TIt 10 estimated that upwards Of thirty
five thousand hogs have been packed in this
city during the present season. Our packing
houses will probably close in the course of .
couple Of weeks.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

DEATH OF SoLDlER.--Mr. William
Vanatta, Of this vicinity, arrived on
the train Tuesday with the dead body Of
his son, Harrison, who died recently at JEFF
ferson City, of measles. The deceased was
member Of Capt. Compton's company from
this place, and was young man Of prom
Use. He WAS tMenty-one wears Of age.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

For SNITHLAND, kY---1st Lieut.. w. W.
dsHeus, of Co. "A, It'll Iowa regiment, who
was wounded (mortally, as then supposed
at Belmont, started Tuesday to rejoin the
regiment at Smithland, KY. The numerous
friends Of the Lieutenant will be glad to know
that he is in excellent health and spirits, and
apparently recovered from his wound, though
he ball has never been extracted.
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AGRICULTURAL.

THE farmers of Mnscatiae County, and al other per-
l. s"as cling an interest in the Muscatine County
Agricultural Society, are requested to in mass
meeting the Court House Saturday. the 9Th day of
February next O. lrck to consult about hold
ing County Fair fall by order of the p esident,
JOHN ZEIGLLk, Sec'y Muscatins Ag'i Society.
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From st. Louis.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan 25.-Engler, the banished
secession'st, was sent across the river under
guard this afternoon, destination unknown,
and his attorney has been released from the
military prison.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

NEW YORK WEEKLY PAPERS "A HOURS IN
~ advance of the Mail. I have now increased ny
number Of Daily Papers, and hope lie able sell
York Tribune, Herald, Times and Chicago papers all
Who want them. B. II. BURNETT.
Jan. Sth, 1850. 7tf i3tt - a7aJ
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;: RicnMAS, DC. HICKMAN.
RICHMAN G. BROTHER,

4 TTOkNEYs AND CUUNSELORS AT LAW AND
\ solicitors in thanc-ry, Muscatine, Iowa Will
in the several con- t. Ct the STATE and In the
Dist riot Court OF the Uuited Statss District OF Iowa
They vii, ACT 49, agents i'll buying aud selling lands
aud IN paying taxes.
Particular attention paid to the examination Of
titles. to copveyanciag, notarial business &C
..-. March I, 1855 dAwtf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

LRcruRs.-Our readers will remember Mr..
Oampbelrs lecture this evening. 1t 10
free to all who chose to attend. We proph-
ecy . crowded house.
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INSURANCE.

CTATEMENr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ &ene insurance Company, on the lst day Of
JANUARY, 1852. made to the State Of Iowa.
The "snis VI the Corporation GTNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, locnss NJ liar ford Conn.,
Inc Capital u tiTiExN huADAxD TuoCsAND ColLARs,
ana u paid up.
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ESTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP hy Fritz Berger, at his plantation in
l. the Township Of Montpelier, Muscatine county,
Iowa. the 18th day OF December, ID. 1861. AN
kSrRAY HORSE, supposed to be twelve years Oh,
in the face, lame in the right hini leg an de-
fectve III the shoulders valued twenty five dollars
true copy G. 8. FOSTER,
Jan. u. 1861. w8m Clerk Board of SuperN isors.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 1t all person. ind.b'ed to
~ US Will be held responsible if th.y pay any money,
firm. --4 KLEiNFnInEn = IN
Muscatine, December nth. 1851
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

WILL BRINa THEIR GRAIN TO DAyENPoRT.--
A number Of farmers who reside in Musca-
tine county came to Davenport for the first
time with their wheat on Saturday. They
said they realized about eight cents per bush
el more on it than they could at Muscatine.
They said they live 81 miles from that city,
and Is miles from Davenport, yet the differ
ence in the price is so material that they will
do their marketing here. We saw them at
Burrows mill. They will make at the least
calculation three dollars per load after all ex-
ira expenses are paid. They will find this
the best market to sell in as we'll as to pur
chase their groceries and dry goods.-Daoen-
port Democrat.
The above is on par with many other
ridiculous things that have lately emanated
from the brilliant mind of the editor Of the
Democrat. We will forgive him this time,
however, As we do not for moment suppose
that he perpetrated this last yarn. We az
tribute this wonderful discovery more to the
effects of that bottle of cordial gin some one
was green enough to present him the other
day, than to any other sense Of TIE local o.
the Democrat.
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WANTED TO RENT.

A FARM with from forty to eighty acres under cnl
n tivaton, for which will pay II cash rent if pre-
ferred Eeqiure at the store of Compton, Muse time
dec27wtf JOHN COMPTON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

RuNAwAY.-Three young ladies obt,ined a
horse and cutter last Saturday afternoon, and
set out for ride. They had not proceeded
very far, however, before the horse ran away
and spilled out HIS fair drivers and smashed
the sleigh against lamp post. This is a
striking commentary upon the gallantry of
our young men. Boys, this won't do; you
must be more attentive in the future. Just
think of three young ladies going sleighiug
alone!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

ZollicoHer's Corpse Embalmed.
LouI-vILLE, KY. Jan. d.
The remains of Zollicoffer and Bailie Pey
ton, Jr., are in process Of embalming at Som
erset. e:
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THOS. HANNA,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Musca.
\ tine Iowa ill practice in the several Courts Of
s State Particular attention given to collec IONS.
Couyeyancing examining titles, and uotara business
promptly ATTENDED Office in fremont bniings daw.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

As UsuAL.-We learn that the Masquerade
Ball, last Monday night, broke up in a fight,
As is usually the case in these mixed assem-
blies, where young men throw off the whole
some restraint of the society of the ladies and
take advantage of their masks to get tight !"
Rather hard places, these masquerade balls,
and we hope there will be no more Of them.
We are informed that these balls never paid
better than they have this winter. The per
sons who get them up rarely fail in realizing
handsome profit. Singular, isn't it, in these
hard times?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

made at tho Jan.
usry Session Of the Board Of Su.
perv1sOrk Of Muscatime County,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31
Ieo!h of q Nofed Rebel and Horse
Thief
Danger of an Overflow at Fort Holt.
FIRST RELIABLE NEWS FROM
BURnSIDE'S EXPEDITION.
IT IS DELAYED AND CRIPPLED BY
STORMS.

-Four Vessels Lost and three Run As5ors-
Some Loss of Lit: by Dro,Oning-Th En-
pedition Lands in Pamlico Sound, and
Prospects ae Fair.
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ALLEN BROOMHALL.

A TTORNEYk COUNSELLOR AT LAW, JUSTICE
\ of the Peace Notary Public, Atalissa Musca-
line county Iowa Will practice in the District Courts
# Musc.tice. Scott, Cedar, Louisa, Washington and
johnson counties. Particular attention given colec
ioua Jan. 2l. I'll.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

PROGRAMME.
lst.-Reading by j. Christie.
2d.-Grammar, by 7. S. Dougherty.
3d.-Practical Arithmetic, o. N. Sanders.
4th.-Mental Arithmetic, w. j. Steele.
-~ EVENING SESSION.
1st.-Essay, W. J. Steele.
2d.-Debate. 81. $50 - ys>,
, Sd.-Lecture, 7. s. Dougherty. :
4th.-Critic's report. NJ, is..,s.
q The public are generally invited to attend.
Teachers especially are invited. 40
9'N,"2 -'~ Co. E. B. BucKNAN, SO
-'A2A1'' & %. l.-5~A--9'' s. R. DRuRY, 49,
'. SOW ''1 O. N. SANDERS,
- Committee.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31
JOHN r. MISTY,

A TrORNEy AND COUNSELLOR AT L-w AND
n Solicitor in Chancery, Muscatine Iowa Will
N sgent ying selling lands and paying taxes.
Particular attention pa to the examination Of titles,
copveyancing, uotarnl business, &c. Commissioner
for the Stat. of Pennsylvania. Office Masonic BALL.
April IL, 80. dawtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31
DRURY, Jan. -.

Mr.. MAHIN, Editor There will be q
ruary, at Reeds school house, one and a-half
miles south of Drury's Landing, commencing
at o'clock.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

sNocH ". EASTMAN. JOSEF NUS EASTMAN.
E. w. G. J. EASTMAN,
A TTORNErS AND COUNSEL0RS AT LAW-Eldo-
n ra, Hardin County. Iowa
RzrERENcs.-G. q. Nathan aud Lemp& Sells Muscotins
Idec. II, 10 Iy.
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ESQ 5sL- ~ PREPARED BY
DIR. :. G. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle, Six Bottles Cor a5.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence OF its virtues, wherever it has been EN-
ployed: As it has long been IN constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
1t ever has been, and that it may he relied on TO
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-01-31

THE Cow MArrER.-The first complaint
made against cattle for taking things" out
of sleighs, was made by genius from the
country, before the Mayor, yesterday morn
ing. The following is verbatim copy:
MuscAT1NE, January 9th, 1862.
la. B. c., being duly sworn, do hereby
inform Geo. Meason, Mayor of the City of
Nuscatine, County of Muscatine, State Of
Iowa, that on the 9th day of January, A.
D. 1862, on Second Street in said city, one
brindlc COW, did eat hay out Of my sled,
without my consent and contrary to the
provisions Of an ordinance of said city, made
and provided. Signed,
A. B. c..
The law regulating the behavior of cows in
our city, was made with a view to protect the
property of farmers while trading at thi,
market, and as such, Of course, was perfectly
right. But the ebay" in this case was moth
ing more or less than little musty STUFF
which has probably lain in the bottom of Mr.
C's sleigh for month or mere.
We are happy to inform our readers tina
the COW escaped the clutches of the Marshal
"Bulle" for "brindle. daily, 2sth.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOE THE CURE OF
costireness, Ja@adice, Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Dyse"te'y, Foul Stomach, E,ysipelas, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, E,uotioas and Ski,s Diseases
Liver Complaint, D,opsy, letter, 7sunors and
Salt Rheun,, IVoyns, Gout, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most sens-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes Of
family physic.
Price Is cents per Boz; Five boxes for G1.oo
Great of Clergymen, Physicians States
men, and eminent personages have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofhcse
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, end the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no Others The sick
want the best aid there is Tor them and 5iey should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
+ stone, Musca inc; Geo Baglsy l. CO. Fest
Libeyty; W Ennis, Moscow; Worrsll 4 Waterman
Atalissa; J Reed Co, Chicago-and all dealers in
medicines everywhere. Fspr90 81 d&w1y
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BY THE OVERLAND TElIE.
al. s-. 80 o.. GRAPH. ~. ...

All railroad passengers to be taxed.
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ID. N. LAMBERT.
r. G.. WALTER,

q A -TTORNEY AND COUNSELOk AT LAW-Prompt
attention given cOilectiL examina ton of titles
eonveyaucing, payment of taxes. &c n'ee State
Bank. MusrAtine, Iowa. Jan. II go dawly.
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GEORGE A4-0SS.

A TTORNEY AT LAW A.be.NOTARY PUBLIC.
n Prompt attention gwen ~ All legal business en-
trusted to his care Ohce Adam Ogilvie's store,
Second street, Auscatins, Iowa. Nov. Il, dsw, 6m.
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J. CAKSKADUAN,
HENRY W. PERKINS.

A TTORNEf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Musca.
n tine, Iowa Office corner Of Second and Sycamore
streets over the Iron store Of H. w. Moore.
a.,t 10
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4illmunn qispatfl.
oATURDAY uORNlM0. JULY l9. 1854

.4 4 RUSSIAN DsnN.A-TAs Russians claim 70 az.
csa In ~ art of diaiue. An Enslishman heing q
Moscow they gave him specimen AZ three !.
= was oAthed rubbed, kneaded. Aoeeed oil ever
with iaaresttna bonghs, wrapped In linen, and
served with e.sss and eampcpo, which are cooling
bcveraees to allly the heat OF the bath and noe.
sins. AZ ave O'Clock bread and butter salt sucum-
besN md native brandy and hqacrs, were served
mp 20 whet the appetite. Al half past ave dinner
to the music Of = large unseen organ; frst, open
pasts Of small trout; then, soup made Of eelponts
and small stureecnshis Ia 40 rich that II looks Ike
melted gold, and costs not quite 70 much; then,
chicken outlets covered with q creamy paste Of
rliced apples, gherkins plums, almonds; them beef
n sasces fat and lean, with inconceivable and in
describAble sauce; then Artichokes stuffed with
mnshroona which had been melted in butter; then.
adamplins made Of MI kinds Of meat chopped up
with egg. onions, and honey, capers, potatoes.
olives. peaa, and lemons; then, soup made of tea
tAvea rye dour. and salt cucumbers. and frozen at
that-a dish that sets Russian epicure distracted,
sAnd no wonder then Ave hundred other things, and
al sorts Of preserves aud rich wines. topped of
by yellow tea, worth nine dollars q pound, in u
fuynhler with no milk, bat slice 6f fitron. Then
singing eirla aud smoking.
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: FRENCH FIRtkIS0.-A curious exhibition
takes place every evening At the Of the Rue
Vile just and the Avenue de St. Cloud In a small
held there n situated wooden house. covered with
pitch and other combustible matters. which IL
erected daily and set IRE to at about eight O'Clock
eeeA evening. The flames inrthe course of few
minutes reach gigantic height and when they
are meet ardent aman jumps into the midst of them,
rolls about, and pulls down the blazing rafters,
which he carries away. This saiamander can stay.
in the ire from Ave TO seven minutes When be
Gomez ont the clothes which enabled him to do so
smoke like steam engine they said to be made
Of asbestcs, covered with sponges freshly imbued
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Z. Observation-Disclosures delegation of some 800 or
800 latter Day Saints vulgariy called "MorMons,"
came over the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad
yesterday, and will leave for Florence on the OmA-
ha this morning, and from there take the overland
route for the "promised land" The Saints spen.
last night In and around the railroad warehouses,
which literally swarmcd with them. They are prin.
epaliy old English, and appear to be better look
ing class Of people than We commonly see vending
their way TO Brighams dominions Sc. Joseph jour
nal %A f@
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Thirty dollars will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery at these Headquarters, and fifteen
dollars for their lodgment in Jail.
The assistance Of all soldiers and loyal citizens
is earnestly solicited in arresting and bringing these
deserters to trial.
By order Brig. Gen. b. H. ROBERTSON.
WALTER K. MARTIN, A. A. General.
~ l6-3tA
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HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY BRIGADE, -
Camp Ashby, July 8, 1862.
THE following named soldiers, belonging to the
LIST Cavalry Battalion, commanded BY Captain
W. II. Harness, having deserted from their com
paniss, will be dealt with As the law directs: -
COMPANY A.. CAPT @. w. MYERS.
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HgApa,Rs ..Fn Co. 2lsr VA. 4

HEADQRs IF" Co., 21sr VA RECT. :
NOTICk-Thosem members OF "F' Company, 2lst
IN VARegt who are ut this time absent without
proper authority, will at once report themselves
70 their company else be published a. deserters
and punished accordingly. Those who are absent
on sick leave are required to notify their command.
Ing Ol0cer rom week to week of their uufitness for
military duty. w. II, MORGAN,
~ 1872 Captain Commanding :
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r1NHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
Il paid for the apprehension and delivery IN iail
OF EDWARD 1ULLIN, an Irishman received in
TO the 9Th kegiGGft Virginia volunteers az q sub
stifute, on the 18th Of June, and deserted on the
night ct the a6th Said Mullin 10 about feet
inches high. dark complexion. hair and eyes. :,
Tho following named men are also advertised az
aeserters from the 9Th Va. Reg't: Privates GEO,
ROACH and PIERCE holland, from Company
d. n SLOPER and J. D. SBRIEVE, from Compa
I'D; CHAS JONES. Company &; SAMUEL R.
~PoULTOH, Company n; JNO. MATHERs, BEN
xATaRR6 and GEORGE w. SHORES, Company
CHA6.s H. BUCHANON. Company K. The battle.
Gag Of some regiment that lost In the Friday
fight 1t Gamers Mil, be obtained by tho own.
ers q my quarterz. EDMUND BERKELEY, i
~ l6 3r Major Comd'g 9Th Reg't Va. Voia
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A TTENTION, MILITARY-O6lcers and Sur.
IA geons Of the Army and Navy desiring to sup
ply themselves with SHOULDHk-STRAR6, Az.
CHEERS, STARS. GENERALS WREATNS; and
other emblems Of their rank. viii do well to call ON
Miss r SExON, No. IS East Main atreet, nsar St..
and Tassels. embroidered and stamped Shoulder
Straps. medical n. 81 worked and embroidered
stars, gilt Sword Knots, (somsshine newt and .
variety Of other articles too numerous to mention
MISS r SKMON,
n-l2$ No IS East Main street
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nESERTED-FrOm Company Z, Capt Stamps,
" IL 2lst regiment Mississippi volunteers, the fol
lowing named soldiers: TIM SHAHAN, an Irish
man, feet inches high, sandy hsir, gray eyes,
light complexion; SAML READ, native Of Ohio S
feet l0inches high, brown hair and dark complex
ion, has a staggering gait and air J. w. PARK, a
Tennesseean, feet inches high, sandy hair. red
beard, blue eyes flushed complexion, and very
vOluble. Thirty dollars reward will be paid for the
apprehension and delivery of the above named SOL
diers to me- at the camp of the 2ist Mississippi reg
ment, McLaw's division.
W. P. MCNELTY, LIST Lieut. Cong Co.
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ITICTORY On DRA1H--1 La BARRE nas'
" ufactuFsr af The BnAURE0ARD BATiLt'
FLAG BADGE. Broad street. between 9th and ia
north side. sign Of the Bsttle Rlag
This badge Of mstnl. highly burnished. Win W.
motto Victory O. Death engraved on u, y
worn on the hat a enR Of good sizs. ~ - y
sesA fAr "a, - dhtincfion from the enemy ossS.
to Be- adoptsd By every solder = ssfeSnad asss"
mlskaksA = f
Respeetivs rseimsnts and eompsniss can Asssu'
number Of the regiment and name Of 6asss sSes
y ~. = p. LA BARRE.
H. nsR ~ nae O;sksn,nA Va