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

l. NO" ALL YEN BY THESE PRESENT, That IL
pursuance Of the provisions of an act of the sew
ehtb u neral Assembly O; the Of Iowa. entitled
IN act revising md amen.us tite o: the { oda and
idF'hsr proViin or elections AMI utestiu elections
apf'ffu s.afch ed no. L, Samuel KRIS wood, Gov
ethor OF ie stats OF }owa, do eleby publish al
ci fe tat =. The Genera, election to he ID in
'his Tate On tue ac,no Tuesday Otto day. If October
next, the following Office t. be ed tx vote Ct all
the electors of this State, to-Sit:
The flee OF sssrslary C S5ata
ite etrcs @! Treasurcr of State.
The Office os Auditor of State
The Office OF Register of the State Land ONCE
the cihce OF Attorney GeueraI
In each Of tue several Cong. a,s:oast Districts. aps
Repre- aatve 20 Congress will la slectnd by the vna
lively. s--P
In tho LIST District the atice of District judge. Dis
'rc' Attorney, .pd Me,nber Of The Board i E6uca-
t oa
"a the q Dstra., the Office Of District Josss. bis,
~ attorney, and Member of The Heard If Ed uca.
ton
In the Sd Dis ritt the Off 81 District J;as, and
DistricL Attorney
in the 4:h Dstrirs, she Office Of District Jp.,5e
strict Attorney aad Member of tho Board Of Fdcca.
tion. " ~
IL the sta District, the Office Of D:st,ic, Ipace
district Attorney, and Sembcr oi tho Hoard o; Educs.
ton.
In the 9Th District She oafcs of District ,aa,e enS
nistftt Attorney aud hs Office OF III Ilher OF the
Board OF Education to fill the y.o,nc. accustomed by
sAi4dei r. Coo2er &C cHting military s,io n
IN one Il thu Volunteer Reg nlents of tbs State OF
Iowa. -
IN the 18th District the Office Of District judge and
In the S.h District. the oii1e Of District judge
District Attorney, aud enber af She B,ard of Educe-
tion.
In the District ths oEfce of District surge ard
District AtlGsaay. ed IL
II sis o. District the Office OF ri..rict ,psgs.
Hiatriot Attorney and No,abey Of the Bond Of Efns
iion - ~
In the 1lth District the Office Of District Ju 10. ynd
Dist riot Attorney e. "
Whefec nj citizens anc officers concerned rariicnl4r-
~ ia" Sheriff. OF the several counties wi take due no.
tIce AID be governed accUru'ngly
~ In testimony whereof have heteIpto set
H. S, my hand and aased TO DO afixe1 the Great
- - Seal OF the stats of Iowa
49, Done at Des Moines this he 18th day of ANY,
at. A. D. 1862 Or the lDdsp.ndepce of the nt4d
sates the Eighth Seventy. and Of the State st Iva
eiA'eeiti. SAN UEIJ EfRKWOOD.
hy Inc Eo'>fnor. EE!tAH SELLS,
secretary OF State.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
Original Notice
'Sh STATE Or IOWA. e. District Court
bUsCArfSE CopKfY, octob.r T.er,r A :, foao

WE y 0f h0""' Disthes Court,
MuscATiSE GopkfYl toctob.r Term, A D. 1899.
A lia' ser. w. George j. Crosthwai.e, esoL
1'O George g. Crosthwaiio You ara hereby notified
that there is now he in the Office of the C;erj,
OF tie District Court in Muscatine COUNTY state os
Iowa petition OF A. Hunter, praying that certain
mortgage executed by Gorge D. Crosthwaite and Eize
f. Crosthwaire to plaintiff, be corrected and rDf len
upon the vast halt of t. north Quarter Of Jon
twenty min t29 township sevepty-sayen Gu range
three ' west ana that your equity of REDEEM! ton in
ara TO the premises described forever barred and
foreclosed and for relief. 7f. .sl'iir-iY~ '--N
now unless you appear thereto, and defend or or be-
io,e neon oi the second cSY1es.1r OF the
District Court, in MpSc.ti county wbicb~v torn,
VII, Commences on The third Monsay of October A.
1907, Your default will he entered and Judgment and
to the prayer + the petition J :
,..-. .-. EAIRALL q B0aL,
"ue-9 WV Gf' Seeso Atty's for Plaintiff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
Original Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA, s.-..5

tn STATE OF IOWA, :. ~ n o . ~
MusoArfNE CsuNrr ---t. t.-...r..4s 4-7 -s--,
TO EDWARD CHAPMAN
iou are hereby notiGed that thero will be on file OF
or before tls ,'h day August A. n 1862 ia the Of
hce ot tae Clerk Of the District Court of Mu.cstne
county,, State of Iowa, petitan OF Eliza Chapman
claiming of yen divorce from the bouds of m imupy
heretosoreaad now existing you and her-,he
Cause teiug wiilul desertion your part for mora
the space of two years. Abb i yl17'
Now, uaess you appelr tbcrato ana defend On or ia
fore noon OF the second day of the next term AZ a,;J
Court commencing ga tho third Monday q .ect,ber
A. D. I62 default VIII he entered gsiaa, yoa ana i,
nent rentafee thereon, and deere mada az nrayed
iof Al Sala petition. HICKMAN & BRO
:. Solicitors for Plaintiff
Aug. 16. 1862-aus22w5w prs lee So 'r
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

Adj. Gen. Baker is now preparing his
annual report. This work, as all who were
fortunate enough to receive one last year
know, is invaluable But as there is contin-
ual changing in our regiments by promo
tons, death, &C., all of which cannot be kept
track of without other assistance, he calls on
all to furnish what information they may pos
sess in relation to such matters. He is par
ticularly DESTROYS of learning the whereabouts
and positions of the members of the "First,"
who have re-enlisted, Those who have done
so are requested to communicate with him as
soon as possible. State papers are requested
to notice.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

TIE HONEYMOON R.isADE.-rhe New York
Express gives the following as communca-
ton
deuteronomy, oath char ter, 9Th verse
when man hath taken a new wife. he shall
not 60 out to war, neither shall he be charg-
ed with any business but he shall be free at
home Cor one year, and shall cheer up his
wife which ne has tsken'"
1t is Of some interest to newly married
young men to know whether Gov Morgan
will ignore the ''h'gher laY," aud compel
them to - t. he war
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
Attention. Esas.asS,,.a-

-.esl"ffs H""te@ TO fH up tho aaa Regiments
ID Y General Order No 7 s.oy, u.., o'oD..- -. t-
-, sroltns department. sor Iowa. authorized 70
Tor the Eleventh., or any ether Ri pi.aene
santry, II - - 1890 ~ ~ y ~
Eecrnits for any old Regiment will be frnshed SUBJ
estehce an q transportation any Iowa Re- imant ard
receive 70 bounty and 4 pre1uium when accerted in,
Sue u 3 service. and one aenths pay in advs ace Ola
ching the Regia emit, 1't*~- - ~ A@9e &TEsE +
All these desiring to enlist under tried asd expert
esced officers. do By applying Il No 1o Secon
sire t. Muscatine Iowa ssef ID GBo.,R wHITE, Il ?
Angus. 10. Lieut.. 18th Iowa, tecruiting U Efcer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

The SECURITY OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
The Norfolk correspondent of the New York
EuSm'ng Post writes That superb frgate
the Minnesota, mounted vita fifty heavy
Dah'gren AZ Founders, lies anchored in the
middle of the stream, at cables length from
each shore. from which position she can pour
broadsi lie Simultaneously into the two cities
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, shou the rebels
make any attempt to retake these |.l#crs
The Due flag floating from the fore gives token
'hat it is the flagship of the Rear Adr.iral Of
the HeetN
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

MUSICAL sounds, arising from the waters of
lakes and seas, have been known and record
ed from the most ancient times. Form erly
attributed by superstition and fancy to super
natural sources, then skeptically denied, they
are now in a fair way to be Traced to their
source by careful scientific obseryasions.
Of the flct CT their exlstance there is no lono.
er any question. In Ceyior, along the western
coast nfinda, and especially in the harkor of
Bombay, these aeolian str rains and cadsnces ere
heard too often to be ascrihed to Illusion or
imagination. At Caldera in Chill and AZ
Pascagoula (near Ship Island off the coast
Of Mis- sis sippi, also IN Victoria Harbor. Van
couver's Island. these sounds are common.
They are said to resemble the noise of chi
ese kite when flying, which is prodr Geo by
fixing pieces of meal to the kites tail
Both the Indians Of cur coassand the Cina.l.
csc ascri be this music to a sh II fish. ard in
vestigation will soon determine thecorrectness
OF their statements. Obssr, asions to this erd
are being made by Mr. j. Hepburn Of San
Francisco. '3sJ - $500 Q
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

~ Farson Brownlow has addressed a
characteristic letter to the Governors of the
loyal States, in which he advocates the imme-
date raising Of half million men, the reces-
si'y Of avoiding all side issues, and prosecuting
the war with thai relentless vigor which HIS
characterized the rebel policy from the COM
meencement. The Parson says he would re-
stablish his paper, but in the present condi-
ton of affairs, he should expect to be dis.
turbed even at the North, either by the Gov
erment complaing of his CLAIM talk, or by the
advance of The rebels
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

a@- "Wagons loaded with children and
all nice things to eat are continually going to
Camp Strong. Courier.
You horrible old cannibal do you suppose
the taste of the soldiers at Camp Strong are
the same as you own. We will venture to
say that since the establishment Of this Camp
not one child has been devoured by the hun
cry soldiers, as the ladies of this and Cedar
counties, have supplied them bountifuly with
real delicacies.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

aWThe ladies' of this city met at the NJ.
E. Church, Saturday afternoon, and made
great many housewives" The ladies are
entitled to great deal Of credit for the num-
Der of these really useful little articles made
by them. The soldiers are very much pleased
with those they have received. There will
be another meeting tomorrow afternoon, at
the same place, when it is hoped there will be
still larger number present.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

NOTICE hereby given that the subscriber has haa
~ appointed by the County Court of Muscatiue conn
" Iowa iIhiastrator of the estate Of James p brakes
!r le OF The State Of In Llama, deceased All persons
ip"eheu 10 salt 'stHe VIII ray the ie to the srbscr-
BEL without Delay and all thu. having cl4ims agaius.
SAID estate, are requested present the zinc
20 law " PENN ~ ,pET AHs
Administrator Of James p Brake ir.. decd.
Iowa City. Aug IS, 1862 -ty
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

sYThe Thirty-seventh Regiment is filing
fast-beyond the most ardent expectations OF
its friends. There are now enough men re-
cruited to fill the regiment to the maximum
number, if the parts of companies We're con-
solidated. Two companies are already full
waiting for orders. Capt. Wells, of this city
has about thirty names on his roll.
The rendezvous of this regiment has not
yet been designated Col. Kincaid is using
his influence to have it established here, and
we hope he may succeed There is some
probability that this regiment will be ordered
to the frontier, to protect our borders against
the hostile invasion of Indians. Some of these
men would ask for no better amusement than
shooting such "varmints."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

GES. BUFoRD.-'rhe Gen. Buford killed in
the recent fights at Bull Run, was not Gen
Napoleon B. Buford of Rock Island, but his
halfbrotheT, Gen John Burord. Of the re u
lar army. Gen. John Bufor,l vas graduate
Of West Point, and at the time the war b. oke
out, was assistant Inspector General.with the
rank ofcaptain. He was promoted to Brig
adiership for meritorcns services. At the
time Of his death he was in the army corps Of
Gen. Banks,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

eg"The Battle Hymn of the Republic
may be found in our columns this morning.
1t is a soul-shrring, patriotic song, and should
be learned by all Major O'Connor has had
number ofcopies printed and distributed to
the S5th regiment 1t would be good air
to rush into battle with.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

! The spontaneous rising OF the North is some
thing Unprecedented in history. The South
anticipated nothing Of the Kind. but were
| taken entirely aback by it. They will soon
be as badly frightened as g cer'aip teamster
OF whom | once heard It happened on a
day in mid wint,r, when tie snow lay in
drifts, covering the fences and the roads
were nearly impossible the paths eng very
narrow, that the late Jerami h Mason address.
Cd the teanister az follows: ..
Friend pieas, sVs. oas, ard let me pass"
"furn eui yourself ii was the grutf response.
"Blt," urged Mr.. Mason, +" If tnrn out
my little cutter will Instantly overset, while
your sled would be in no danger of overseeing ::
50 come, be neghborly and let me pass"
:" won't, turn out yourself if You like it."
growled the teamster
Mr. Mason was tall man, with tremend u.s.
ly long legs, and withal very slow and del Der.
ate in his movements. lie made no reply to
the mans unCivil answer, but fixed his eyes
sternly and penetratas,y upon him few
minutes without ut1ering a word, then dropp-
ed his reins, and with the utmost GOODNESS
and deliberation, threw buck the rooe in which
he VISA wrapped, and began very s!awly to
stretch up. The teamster stared at him with
und'sguised astonishment Higher and high
err and higher lowered the colossal form of Mr..
Mason, until the poor fellow. in dire alarm
and with b is eyes dilated, called cat depreca
tingly': > ID faeya g.. l.t ,se- - ol
Don't gel nn may more. don't get up any
:aore !" and turning to his team with Gee,
Buck, gee OFF, Duke, with vigorous applica-
ton Of the goad, plunged his oxen in the deep
snow up to their bellies, forthwith clearing
the path, and leaving Mr.. Msson free 10 settle
back and pursue his journey Ts.j
So we shall soon hear the South saying tc
US, s. Don't get up any more, and we Will
turn out. We will come back into the Union.''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

eW-Capt. T. II. Stanton, of the 10th, ar
rived Thursday from Desmoines, where he has
been attending the special session of the
General Assembly as Representative from
Washington comfy. The Captain will join
his regiment, now at St. Louis, as soon as he
makes a brief visit home.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

AssEssoRs.-The last General Assembly
changed the old mode of assessing property
by an act (chap. 173, page 2a4, sec. 2d) which
provides that all townships containing within
their borders city or incorporated town shall
elect two assessors-one to assess the proper
t. of the city, the other of the township
We will therefore, at the coming election,
choose two assessors instead of one, as here
fnfnra
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

SIGEL-We notice number of petitions
in circulation in our city, praying the Secre-
tary of War to place this gallant General IN
command of the army. They are numerous
" signed There is no doubt of his ability,
it having been proved in great many in
stances. We understand these petitions are
being circulated in all the cities throughout
the land
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

d residenoe Of te subscriber will he (until fur
70 the subscriber will receive prompt attention
All persons ord ring surveying, VIII 10 well TO nd
me description Of their land given in their dee
Please have stones ready to set at the corners
Terms-S3,90 per day, and board
FRANK D0Ra, County srrveycr.
m.l2Q-iSy6Ia
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19


s9 As snec msa ca ectioneering, the
toiloHiHs u not bad. The Butte Record
(nem had seen TT to say that.
Gov. Sprague of Rhode Island was the
y Democrat Governor in AMERICA al the
time the war begun, and WA among the first
TO send troops to the Nation S capital
10 Which the Sacramento Bee stingingly
responds;
- here were seusnteen Democratic Over
nors at the outbreak Of the war; all but four
OF whome were raising troops to be led to the
nation, S ptai' anterior to such action on
the part of Gov Spraguc-and the en'y diff.
erence between tncm was that while Sprasuc
was going 20 defondit. the other Demo attic
doVornors were going to destroy it And
what is q singular fact also, ne Goeerpor BUT
Democratic enc led troops or raised troops
to oe lei og2iqSt ting Nation sCapital p
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

PasTaY WoNEv --Of .llothsr views man
may, in time, grow tired !; but in the counte
nance Of womas thefe,is-a variety when sets
wear!Dess at dei4uce, .'Thc divine right of
beauty" says Jun;us, dis the only divine
rigft man can acknowledge, and pretty wo-
man the only tyranr he is not au horized to
resist -.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

A SOLDIER, who was in all of the late battles
before Richmond, remarks that lit is aston
lshing how indifferent 10 danger man be-
comes in action after being in It short time.
Whier supporting the battery, some Of cur
men lay down on: she ground and Slept souud-
y, utterly regardless of tho shells thst were
bursting around tbom. II had not seen
this certainly never would have believed IT."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
News Paragraphs.

The latest French papers declare tina. the
harvest in France this yer will equal that o
any year for the last decade. discouraging re.
ports to the contrary wthstan ling
Lieut. Hiram Banks kilei in the battle of
Saturday, was brother of Maj. Gen. Btnkn.
a writer Of ability, and one Of the most clio
ouent orators IN Con ecticnt.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

FEDERAL TAx-Pliny Fay, Esq, of this
city, having been appointed assessor of the I'd
Congressional district, gives notice in our col
umns, to-day, of the appointments he
has made of deputies in the several counties.
Also, notice to all who are required by law
to take out license for the carrying on of
their business, and where the licenses may be
hsA
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
MUsCATIsG POST OFFICE.


/ oge9 from Z A. NJ. TOT PM On suadays from A
NJ. to i5A. II, a--s -r1s-..,.-f - - - =
Arrivals ana Departures of Mails.
EASTERN MAIL, via Daseaport.-Arrives at 1925 A. NJ
IL Closes at 80 P. II. n
WESTERN MAIL, rio FVashington-Arrves at $50 P.
Closes at 9!55 An
EXTERN II ALL ra Iosca City ut 5:35 p. M 4
z .u7 A. .es. ...,..Y Closes at sos A. III.
RIYER MAIL, ria Burlington 70 Keokuk:- ! 77' "a
Per s' mrs. Ks.s c4sssi arrives AN. Daily.
MAILto Blue Gross, heipae, swcetlant Centre and pse,
- aat I'rqDie.--Arrivev on Monday, Wodnesds,
500 and Friday at l2 Ill. Closes san,a nav ~
II SO P. NJ. &: r. 7-.r.egtA' a.
n to Too,sboro, Paio A!io, ALBRIGHT end Ru,r c
AGsisas on Tuesday and Friday at 10 nj y
q @ Closes same day at IL: 50 r. 80 - - -
MAILte Ea.rg9rt.-ArIiyeso on Friday al 3 2. a.tr
closes on Saturday at A. NJ ~
MAIL 10 Illinois CITY, Dr,ry's Laading and Eliminate, u
81 Arrive ton THURSDAY at I'm. CLOSES ssms
- day at slime hour ~t.p
~ All the above mails cIose at .so ho,,r.
RAILROAD fms which il fifteen minutes faster than town
ume. JOHN MAuIN. M
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
pERsoSA1.-Wc had the pleasure yester-

PERsoNAL.-Wc had the pleasure yester-
day morning OF a visit from COL N. P. Chip
man, of Maj Gen. Curtis staff The Colonel
looks hearty, the southern CLINE having GER
tainly agreed with him. He wishes us to de-
nv the rrmors of the removal Of Gen. Curtis,
which has, by some means, gained such gen.
eral credit throughout the State. His first in
timations of it were ON reaching Keokuk,
where he became justly indignant that the
fair name Of such gallant man should be tar
nished The General was granted leave Of
absence for short time, to attend the meet
ings Of the Board Of Directors of the Pacific
R. r., of which body he was appointeda mem
Der, by Congress He will rejoin his COM
mand soon.
We hope the press generally, throughout
the State, will correct this base SANDER on the
name of Gen. Curtis. None have taken deep
er interest in, or accomplished more for our
State than he TO him, more than to any 9TH
er man, are we indebted for the passage of the
Pacific r. II. Bill, measure almost indispen
sable to us. BY his interchangeable labors IN the
halls of Congress, the bill was placed in such
state of forwardness as to insure its passage
during the last session. And in the held he
has shed lustre on our arms, that Iowa may
well be proud Of She should therefore be
the last State in the Union to allow his we'll
earned laurels to be torn iom him
These SANDERS were doubtless started by
the Mahony organs, who are opposed to his
policy on the negro question, that being the
cause gwen by them for his removal The
Government fully endorses his policy in this
case, which has been to set the slaves free
who fell trees across the road of their march
from Batcsvillr to Helena, Ark.
Their road lay through swampy country,
and these trees, which were fellcd behind as
we'll as before him, Gin the expectation OF
catching him when he should be obliged to re-
treat.) were very annoying, impeding his
march materially If slave came to his
lines, who proved to have been set at this
work, he was undoubtedly freed, course
which the Government heartily endorses, and
which W L be approved by every truly loya
man in the country.
Whilst on this sub 6ct we wish to notice ar
article in the Chicago Tribune, accusing hin
of inactivity in laying at Halena doing moth
ing" With all due defferrance to the superl
or military knowledge of the Tribune, (they
having run the war from the commencement,
we wish to state that Gen. Curtis splendid
army OF thirty thousand men, is doing some
thing. In the first place, the presen &c o
such an army with occasional expeditions Ia
to the back country, has the effect of keepin:
down guerrilla bands, with which, We're it no
for their presence, the whole country woult
he overrun. Again, it is ninety miles below
any of the rest of our armies, in . good posi-
ton to make a flank movement on any part o
the country hich may be assailed by thu
rebels.
We hope the press will correct the error in
to which they have been led, and do this gal
liant General justice.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ha We
been duly appointed Administrators of the estate
OF andrew H. Vandever, late OF Mnsca inc county Iowa.
deceased by the County Court Of said county All per-
so inceottd 10 saii estate requested paw
ment to the undersigned. All persons havnz cla,rps
asaat saio eSfaie M nile them in the office o. The Coun
~ Court, as reQ0rcd by law
MARY j. VAEDETER,
BENZ w. VANDEVER
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

The pay of army officers under thu new
lawof Congress, exclusive Ct ra,ions, which
are furnished to each officer, is Adnirals .s2,-
go Qommodores, ST 500; Captains, 81 600;
Commanders. 81 4oC; lieutenant Comman.
derS, sl,39o, Liontenants, 81 900; Masters,
$500 Engineers, $500.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
Private Boarding House.
BY MRS, HESS.

SECoND STREET, hesween sycsnery aud Cedar
- streets hirscatire, Iowa. y, ardng by the dey.
week or single meal. Terms liberal
Citizens AID st:sYstgs viii ind here The comforts of
H'' June 19-tf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19
THE JOURNAL.

IMPORTANT TO Observation-Disclosures Kirk
wood has received dispatch from the War
Department, stating that every munster who
has pastoral charge of congregation, shall
be exempt from the draft"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-09-19

New HARNEss.-The Oath came out last
night on dress parade in their new uniforms.
They seemed to be very proud of their good
clothes, and made very creditable appear
ance. Daily, 18th.