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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-10-24
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RIB INSTRUMENTATION et. ~skHGtkftS g'FrI ltLtR.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-10-24
Washington Saloon'

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-10-24
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-10-24

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fTranbltaE sIRl&e Ele.aatastH fs ttffs RIdn SHphteht
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gB6tteHa6Ba, 3tan.s u. 81 gptb.
GD{uutbja,5G. G., e3F.Et. Gtft. $50
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SaRfent 4tinE, 81. 81, Spn0Ler,,
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R6ttt85 @a.t orb Huans.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-10-24
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cuT unertstSSets III ifSt in Stanbt. i!StE Aaft!ti n
1iRentWtFtStts acknowledgements lpdcis btlte ol$ ErSstta
Gits aa&wdtl zen 5dtseR TT tOErparteEe rerFAtpts,
Eif ueHeE, fS5nsr & p~pttnD1SEE nit ttneAi suIfH
!sntIftr uas rn9istr QfrrksH fir ~eNpdissr 9tsrtNE-
Bi. aufn,grtGaTtttt Srn poteliatasetr H. 6anitttfH HuP
c,yihtct auf feline sTOst gustSasltnR g~Saretsn.
Mas6tTttHne tsn SsebR2t, Stasttn u. SprtEsmoraser
,.ISss s,nTsrf tsfrr,t. SrGnitS. 2dutt.l =.
80 e." 9tsGSRi.. CD ctr sttRr Gtvabs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-10-24

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
Settes i6er bic arnBe @6la6t.
Ste WebeIIen tperben aus al tDren ROn
a~uSsetbIa9en.


aM~ssetbIasen'
Newsgprf, 4, San. 8ert&te aus
MurfreesturO' bonn 8retta6 Nbenb bela9en,
bnB bic Nebeaen, weIde furGtbare Nn6rife
ouf infer Centrum uno ben reGten Sla9tl
maAten, bretmal 3uridsewUrfsn purDen.
gta&ts bUr6er Bate &OIencran3 BsattY'S
Brtaabe iber StonssrtSer 9elaAbt UNI unlern
Itnten 8lisel gu peden. Nm 6reitag Na4s
mittna ma&te Der Setno wtecer etnen AngrtfI
auf infer Centrum, mno wurpe aberInalS 3a'
ridaelGlaeen. 3uglet1 mari er enCrme Sns
fa%ntertemalen auf 8eattp's 8rt8abe, trteb fs
Nnfanss iber ben 8luB snrid, bod Nssls9'S
un6 Davis DtStipn tane1 3tr uaterltaBurg,
unb IS e~ntbrannte eth bsftt9er &f. Wue
Artilerte mar babel TN 6tuer, unb na4 per=
spetfelter gnareneuns rdumte enbli9 Der
Setno bas Selb. DaS 78. YenlplSnnta STE
9iment trteb baS 81. Eenneire Ne9tment tn
Ste Sfuht unb eruberte beIIen SABINE.
@6itnsYs GaSalsrte mdGte 200 @ffan>
gene, na6m cine ercBe IuSabl BON Mrmeetpd-
9en unb 800 Slid S1lahtptet.
Da bic NtaIbSile Gelseropbfnlinte am
@cnNabenp ni4t arbeitete, 10 tamen Die De
peIhen pom WutfreesborO t6er Die Bmfatus
ltnie mad msDort, weS6al6 auA feine oft
aieaen Nu9rtdten BON BalbtnStcn eiulaufer
~fUnntep.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
i unterf6tagpom@ eaierumAs

t unterf6lag &e9 terunBs,
etgentt nj. = Or. 9u8aa pom Smiley
SUlptal braAte WarY 9aQar unb Caroline
NOer, bte i'm SUlpital als Na1erinneu anse=
selteIt waren, in NrreF, uno erIudte Die go
lt3et. ein BON ether 9epiTtu Gertrude Brown
In Der Al Str. beippBntsS Qocat gu unterius
den, tpp nan bann aud a6t Bis neun, ben
5Oipttaltrantsn 8etGrt9e stiteppte 8ettOsdsn
Sorfanb. Die bret G"rauen3tmMer wurben BON
Nt6ter Balter Der Sail GbertpieI EN-. aa
+ MertwHrbt9er Sail. = Nm
81. Deg. .. S. tuuroe betm Gt9ter Walter
eth MrretbsfeW 9egen etnen Iufr1rter TN
Natentcffce 6clpttel beraueeenummen, re9en
Dieblfabl, oerIGtr6ener, I'm 3tmmer Der fnr3s
ltA oertcrbenen 8. Dtesmann befinpti6 ge-
melener GAnuflaGen, unO lOHlttger Bertbs
artitel. Der 8el4aIOt8te bebauptete, nit Der
gerltorbenen In nGbetem 8srSaltutft setan
ben, unO BON ibr rem Nuftrag erbalten gu
Enben, fir tbren 9ia6laB, gu 0unlen t6res,
in 8bppe Ssl6nb befnbltten Rinbes, Gorge
gu tragen. Die Nuslaesn Der pernUmmenen
3susen warst pem l6nurltrads entgeeen, unb
bela9ten, baB bic 8erfcrbene unperbOtlen
loren Dtoerptaen ge9en ben Nn9efla9ten
ane8eprUGeu, unO I'm 6ale ibreS 1pbes, ee=
betsn Babe, cine &ei9sninlpfttipn balten gu
lulisn. Der Ansefluete 1T TN gerpnbr, uu6
bic SADIE in pettersr 1nterluAun9.
t Webr Cutler 9edn9en
genUmm e IT. II @ftirn Dor adt 9a9en
wurbsn 12-15 belabene Sutlertpagen, pel@
-As auf ibrem @ege 3ur @OtOmacN rmee
tparfn, nabe Secuqunn 9efaneen senumnaen.
Our Elm ein3tses Gubrwert mar enttcmnten.
Dafslbe mar Oterlpdnnts unb 9ebSrte so.
Wtetl BON DublepasS ~5auptquartier. Go
purOe Sursetern BON eintSen auridtebrenben
Sutleru In Der Nabe BON Sccuqunn aufses
fanSsn. Wfan eIanbt, baB Der @tsentbImer
unb letne &neAte e~benlaQs ben 8tbeaen tn
Die 66nbe 9efalen tnb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05

ton total ee16lasen. gr notm ttm feds
RanCnen unb cine eroBe Nn5a6l SCu pferoen
mnb n,aGte pisle @efonSene. Gan DOrn
tpurbe BON iebem enesren Yunfte, NIT Mus'
nabme pteles, nit I&perem @erlufs 3urisdSes
trteten. l
u. @. Grant,
q @eneralmatur.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
GIOliMe Wertmte.
6ouptouortter Der Wotpmac : Mfme

4. Jauuar.
NaeS 1T bier rubig. Wtr bsliben bic Rt9s
mUnoer 8lGtrr BON S0nnabeup, wurtn es
betbt, Sen. Bragg BABE 9emelOet, ba6 Sen.
Sort expedition Soladnbi8en Grfclg sebabt
tabe. Die gileubabn let 5srltGrt unp 1900
@efau9ene stmuGt.
Qyn9bur9er 8Idtter beriGten, baB Die gan'
tees etnen 9betI Der Sftenneliee Gifsnbabn
aerEtSrt Bate.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
Obe8=1n.eioe

Mein eefifbter @atte Sacob @Gmi6 itarb oa A. ga
mar, NtOraens unf 2 lbr, in 1einem So. 2ebenSiaEre. Vie
8eeitt9ana fintr ct beutt MUntag I'm 8 ubr OOn ter il, bnaua
ces S,rlto6aneu. gc. 3I2 Weit .pratt1tr. fat.
De trauernte gSittpe S IItane 9 d mtb
nit 4 unfniInhtaen IAinbern.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
go. 3.

Inter O5igern Ndmen fat f6 eta neuer BauSeretn oraaniftt
unb cs ftn6 bsrsitS cine bebsuteEte @nsGbl bon Antbeilen ae-
setbnet mrrher. Ytcnta8, cen 5. Satuar. AbenbS KS ltbr,
mere S%grIaumluns itatk in pelter ban Dtltsleoern bic @efebe
sur 9siprt6ung uno Munatns ~DOrgee8t werbn lcneu. ode
~Stsbbaber zines 9ntsn 8dcoereins peroeu terHit CUR Bethel.
liBun9 e%tu3eIaoen.
SIN Gufttaee
$40 G.5re9, PROB. Getr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
1. -re9slmaBies @jeneralpetlammIune

Mne. Mrb. &ranf. Mmterft. Oerein8
Den Wttgtiebern cbigen 8srtns Sur Na1r dt, ts ud6fen
0tenltea. ben 6 Sanudr, be e. fe re9elndsAe @enerafper-
iamnluns itattiinbet Ole Snta6sr Der Qutttua9sthber bon
200 miIieu Set rs Gents Strate %anpsfsub Fin. - Nnfana
7 llbl. SIM Mutra9
SIS emmeter. @eTr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
aofaIbertMte ams z afbtnetou.

zE-Mnseigen ppm ESafbtnStpu, tSeIdbe bis Rad9s
mtttagS 4 ubr bel unfercrn Ngettet Srn. Setecfeto
30. 42O @'Gtr. a6gegebef tpeteen, ftncet NOD
Amfndbufe tn Der nod AfOlsefcen Dtuttnier.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05

gei 8tber rDHnlng Der Sdutsn Is. SaauarJ tsr6 al 9
". San9S S6ule' u. D. @de 9onlbatb' lnt Ilb,matlstraB /,
cute 9drqsgiaut' eemGft werteu tSnn II. gu ~9endeen.
Oie Mbenefduir fir @rpadfene beSnnt Dienias, ben 6.
G0nnnr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
Worth GaDffr. Sau0eretu.
RN GEmi nid,ti0 Weln AZ srlnnneu

edmmsli6e MttsIieter werbeu tiernit ouqeIOtbert, flo an,
Npntaa. 5. SdE., &beub Z ubr, I'M 2pfale re8 Serrn 2eh-
renOs. @ssitr, e%tn3nfino,r, nm ibrsu Anttetl Dur@ aulSs
luna tn Stu9natue bes @ngianees 3u B%eftimnen. gt6tsr-
l9etnenbe Hereen 70 %dnGeieben, ais % ft Ger Wtejoritdt BEL
ttg1msa. &eob 9er3p9,
SNfp Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
WNefne 1inD Yiaupr8.

1nIer Eager Bon alien @Orten Netn n lnb &c
Gnprs TT 70 ~epmpittirt, baB MIR i'm Stanbe fnb, bic btltettsn
unb BobtIher QDeint BON Der c%rbtndrten bs our btiter
Errten; oue Grtsn fran3EEi&e wetBe unb rrtte gSeine lno
Ia NH reber Mrrae, NOD iDnftSt Snniae ~fatrtctren, fp ma
den MIR bos Wublifnrn duf uniere sans tstn8ebaltsue Mrrac
Be B~atduta, Samafca @nm, Gcotcb aSbisfep aes
NpebeI 4 @tIbeImb. 81
D,.c-3Wts. 379 Q8. NaLtHlDreftr r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
Mnnen. Mrb. nnterff. glerein.

Nur6 gelGlub ter General 3er1ann,lunl am / Sanunr
;. s. lit taS Berlammlunss .SOfal biees 8eretnS ron 9lr-
riipnItr. na@ MeGanics 5aI, l52 QSeIt Sasettetr., perleet,
Mo bic erfe 8erInrnutl ing al Dpnuerftas, ben 8. Sanuar,
pra;ts 8 utr, fattfiabeu ptre.
SIN Nuftra8 tes @ereins
Nc-DO &. Otto, Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
@feneEGefnh4

Gin leblaer beuiI6tr Tiani, Der tn Der Sccer ~bemantert IT,
fb isbon ireenb eiuer Mrbett tn einens GtOre &c. %untsrstehen
pAtbe. iu@t cine StsAe. OHsrten psrpsa IN her GDsfer-atTee
euteeoeH e~enpHmen. "
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
8erretsGtelDS
9Spllene aeftrtfte Saaens

@cebeS erbaIten etNe Partbts ddbte cetltfd,e ~seffricfte
upncne Saten, bic fur @sr6ramet, Builder ino ancere
Donbwerter teiOneerS aeet9se erapfe5It 81 ri9stgen %rttisn
g br. See, fs
eyPt26. 3Dtte Bet 9aFob Seeeer, 20 6ermAnfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
Observation-Disclosures
SarnOnte aranf4 1tntera. s,ereins.

Den Mttaletern pbt9et 8cretns pirh bternttt a~uee,tiat, bas
at Wtittppd,. oeu Z. SdnHar, Mben65 Z ubr, btc re0rlnt66tee
@cneralperiamT lun9 TN gereinslofnl. ReNanics san, Stdtt-
Fntet wOtI ih Elm Seoer G~te5uftrben BAT.
Sm Anttra9e
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os327.6R Rr. AZ galpeseitrT 81
Cute @eIeaenheit.

Cine felt ~(an9ertr 3eit nit Sutem grIol9 ~bstrlebsne Mtrtb-
lhaft tn gpelt. 6altiuDreEr. tn NIT Der ppufGabigea @inrits.
ST ~Settaufai. 3R erira8en tn Der SSsder-Offtec.
(6aS0 2r)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
Office beS 0erprO0tamttrume8s :
GOmmiiIartG4S.
8oltimpre, Sen /. 9an1ar

Baltimore, ben /. Saular 1868.
An9ebptet aber nur BON erfter Sanb,
perben bis ben IL. SanEar, WtttaG8 II
nPr, entSe8ensencmmen fir bic %eieferung bon
5000 stud S9IaGtp9Ien auf benz Sufe flr
haS Serprooiautirln98= 0 Department. Sieie(Gen
nitheu In Der GtaGtss@iebwaage 6ieTser Stabt
in Abtbeilungeu bon loco Stitd ade 10 Gage gz
lieFert perben. Sie ntiHien inuer6alb 10 Ga9eu
naH ibrer &ntnnft auf Soften beS 2ieferanten g=
mp8eu werben nue rliiiel bur1l9nittli6 1900
osi PtunS fdper iein. ale, tpelde tpeniser ats 1000
PfIno niegen, Tarren, Gtiere, 0linber, 3Hbe lnb
h~ornlcieS ~0tinbpie9 iperSen ;uridsepieien. Die
&e9ieruH9 teb6lt it6 bas 0fe1t bpr, iebes Gtitd,
helten auSiebe1 auf Gin Wiininlrl beS pbenftebenz
ben @etci9te5 i6leben liBt, etu3eln 81 !piesen.
SIT baS Sie6 poltpi9ti8, 10 trGSt bic 9iesicrun8
baS Naaseselb, artperenfaG8 bat ber 9ieferant bas
fir gu abien.
Seee8 AHgebct rtuB, Inn in &etrddt ge5pgeR 81 tperben;
ette dlf eiuem Separator 8peen 8apier aeIHriebeue Siira-
-tfaft 5tpSteG beraHtrppTtti9eE HHb tH oUHiHpre sopbnenper
Petlonen entbalteu, lautenb pie fpl1t :
We -, of the county Of, State of
- do hereby guarantee that -, is (or
the) able to fulfil a contract in accordance with
the terms of his Tor their proposition, and should
his Tor their proposition be accepted, he (or thew
will at once enter into a contract in accordance
Herewith, and we are prepared to become his
securities, giving good and sufficient bonds for
its fulfilment.
Die @erantpprtli6feit Der Sitrgeu nlu6 burt eine arttz
Ii4e Se8laubiguns peS GIerfa Der nG4ften 0ttrittss
Court OOer pe8 Ser. ct. attorneys, pei4es benz anse=
BOT bei9ei6lpfeu 1T, ~bar9et9an Werbeu.
Bieter niiI1er gegerpdrtig uAb bereit Ietn Bel Iuna6s
me t9reS an9ebOteS ben @putratt gu unter3eiGuen unb
Bombs St seteu, ebe fe bic Office b~erlaieu.
0ie ~5ReSierung bepdIt ft5 bas 0fe4t Dor, irsen6 zines
cber ale unbiIiS i4einenbe ~atuse6pte 3uritdyupelien.
Gpri9tSge utitfieu beutIi6 itberi6rieben Iein: ,,Propos
sails for beef cattle" uub an 9ieut. Col. G6omaS 6.
SuliDau, 6. O., Baltimore, Ntb., a~breIitrt iein. g6enn
elm In9e6rt I'M Star1en elmer Tirnla seuta&t ipirb, 10 mill
len ibre Stamen unb bic abreiie i5rer BofsSffice senau
a~n9ese6en perben, Cber saS gugebct tpiro Mot beriidit9=
ti9t. 8ieter miifien CUTE Seipeiie fir i5re 2pbaIitat an
bic Ser. ct. Slesieruns beibriugen.
3aPlaHgen werSen i'll iCl4en 6pnbs Seu1a9t, ala gerabe
b~DrrGtRiS fub, unb tpenu teire bprbauoen, io6alb ais iplz
Ge einloufeu.
Seine Ginfdufe merben BON SeseiFcniten serHa6t.
s' &boma8@. SItlionn,
San1-12 2eut. @pL. II. 6. g., Ser. ct. Gtrrnee.
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S}ene Mnsei0ett.
@NulAnzeioe.

As- sar Srn. @raes. eabnst-0 aaf7r. iisst ea gaef IN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
Nrbeits=N fa6meiiungS=B iireaa
HhdrneSefr. $40. 81.

itmter NuIt&t ber rDeut@en 9efeQfhaft.s
ale Sieieniaen, wehft tetti9e Sanbperter, arbettet otei
Dtenitbcten gu be[bdfh8en pini@tn, iopie all ertI6en Vt
beitiu4enben wDden f1 pert5nli@ Uber in ifrten 8risfen
an ben @8entert Der @eieuibaft Serrn 8. 3. W eIItn gtOt,
Ro. % 2bauesitr., Tenben. meIter unentseEti@ an8tunti
srtheiIpff nNfN .r aa 20
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
6rnGer Nnnpgrein.

IS perten hermit fteuu6tiGft e~inaefa6n Ollie, sUtlde fd
einsag neusn 9Mseretn or1ii3l'eBsn moaen: ft} anf 4lontae,
iesfr. 30. fl, bel 9r. g8. SirsuB, en;uftaber,
&Wi0 - Netnr, @naeIhNrDf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-05
Nn Die g Mneioer.

g2tr ta6en cine quite AuSrabt BON StlGen g8earfn icbee
Sprte uub Az btlteerert NseiIen, ale fe auoerstpc etfanFtmer-
psn f6nnen. Sbr tSntt BET ms baS 9atterH Eter Set bsr
9atb tauIen, 10 pieI ais Spr pclI.
Smtt6, Bro. g O.,
RSe2T- 9R. 40 ggei 8aIttmpreardse.
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SO GmbEfifnfs

OO V~E%~<S~t
nereen fir @toatsoners County ~pettan9t, nm Icslet6i III
@Gap Braofort etngei6wprea gu Werben, Ger bB6fe gsreis
wtrQ beSa6lt i'm
Trtenbfbtp Souie,
B3l6S 30. - y. Sreeeridfr.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.

CAMP 11rz Iowa, LAKE Providence, La,
r. April 10, 1858.
Mr.. ED1roH The anniversary Of the ever
memorable battle of Shiloh was spent in .
manner highly gratifying to . portion of it's
ing was SO nobly displayed upon that occa-
sion. e FEfsf ~ gtf 4
J Col. Harry Compton arrived with bis sani-
tary supplies, and the boys, you may rest as
sured, were highly gratified by being made
the happy recipients Of variety Of luxuries
sufficient to astonish even the natives them
selves. But the soldiers are not easily scared,
especially those who come from Iowa, and
the presence Of the good things by no means
created q stampede. hos 81 $500! Tsyg =
Now, Mr.. Editor, we could not rest satisfied
if We could not give an expression of graft
tude to the noble, patriotic, generous-hearted
ladies' Of Muscatine county for their kindness
in contributing to the comfort of the soldiers
in the field, and especially those in hospitals.
Rest assured, ladies, your donations are thank
fully received and properly applied. Mothers,
wives, sisters and sweethearts, do you wish
to make your friends in the army happy and
contented? Give us your sympathies and
your hearty cooperation. Withhold nothing
which will add to our comfort. Could we but
have the cheerful assistance of friends al
home. duty would become pleasure. The
cause of the Union would prosper in our
hands, and not only our interests but yours also
would be more rapidly advanced. mol d. a
Let me again say, many, very many, thanks
to the fair hands and generous hearts which
provided for US those Injuries so seldom seen
in in the army. a.e. s'd 10 s.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
Iowa News.

A State Council of the Union League
was held at Waterloo on the 18th and 16tt
inst. A constitution and bylaws wer'
adopted, and the State organization perfected
by the election of DR.. Guilbert, of Dubuque
for President; Hon. N. Roarlman, of Lyons
and G. E. Snow, Of EddyviIle, Vice Presi
dents; J. F. Withrow, of Desmoines, Score
tary; J. P. Wartham, ofMt. Pleasant, Treas
urer R. H. Taylor, of Benton county, Mar
shall; Rev. o. A. Merrill, Of Jones county
Chaplin; Jos. Monson, of Floyd county, Her
aid and J. p Brown, of Tama county, Sen
tinel. The first annual meeting will be
holden in Desmoines on the second Wednes
day in June next. .Dr
Let loyal travellers bear in mind that no
change in the proprietorship of the Burtis
House at Davenport has taken place, reports
to the contrary notwithstanding. The same
old Copperhead who kicked q loyal news
dealer out Of his house because he refused to
circulate the Chicago Times, still presides
over that institution. Shuh it, 50 long IS he
remains proprietor of the house, and let him
depend solely upon men of his kind for sup
port. ri @ GA
The Keokuk Gate City has been enlarg-
cd. It is 'live paper" We rejoice to see it
prospering.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

MRS. DARLINGTON AGA1N.-"What ma es
the gas light so Yaccinating !" said
Darlington, endcavoring to thread her needle
as the gas light rose and fell, now springing
up to brilliant flame, and now almost going
out. 1t became steady at last, when Ike emer.
ged from the cellar. "Where have you
been ?" inquired she, looking around at him.
Been to try the metre wrench" he replied.
"What!' she screamed, in tone that raised
the cap off her head, ''meet wench You
disgraceful boy, how dare you say such a
thing? I am almost tempered to take corrosive
measures, and punish you within an inch Of
your skin. Such fragrant outrage never
knew in one so young. Boys that show
such moral turpent,ne never come to any
good end She ceased suddenly, like horse
car brought up by q drawbridge, and rocked
back and forth much excited.
II didn't do nothing said Ike "onIy tried
this long thing on the gas the man gave me, "
and he held out to her small wrench used
to turn the gas off with, which he had been
trying in the cellar. Mrs. Darlington blush
ed Just like nipple tree in October, and pat
ting his head, she sent him out with three
cent piece that he had for hour teasing for
in vain.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

KENTUCKY TBooPs.-The report of the Ad
jutant General of Kentucky shows that STATE
to have sent forty -four regiments Of infantry
numbering twenty eight four hundred and
seventy men, into the field; fifteen regiments
of cavalry, numbering fourteen thousand four
hundred and seventy-two men; two batteries
of artillery, one hundred and ninety-eight
has given to the military service of the coun-
try. In closing this report General Finnell
says that it illustrates far better than mere
words of eulogy can do the courage and fidel.
ity of the loyal people of Kentucky. The
State has given to the arm Of the Union fully
one half of all the loyal men of the Common
wealth capable of bearing arms. ar
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

The BEST WH1rEwAsH.-As the present
season of the year is the time of woman's
triumph and mans tribulations, when the
"folks" are too busy cleaning house" to re.
ceive company or cook dinner, we give the
following recipe for making whitewash, taken
from late number Of the Rural Nev York
er, the editor Of. which believes it to be the
best that can be used
White chalk is the best substitute for lime
as whitewash. A very fine and brilliant
whitewash preparation of chalk is called "Par.
is White" This we buy at the paint stores
for three cents pound retail. For each six.
teen pounds of Paris White, we procure hall
pound of the white transparent glue, cost
ing twenty-five cents (fifty cents a pound. y
This sixteen pounds of Paris White is about
as much as person will use in day. 1t is
prepared as follows: The glue is covered
with cold water at night, and in the morning
is carefully heated without scorching, until
dissolved. The Paris White is stirred in with
hot water enough to give it the milky con-
sistency for applying to the walls, and the
dissolved glue is then added and thoroughly
mixed. 1t is then applied with brush like
the common lime whitewash. Except on very
dark and smoky walls and ceilings, single
coat is sufficient. l. is nearly equal in bril-.
liancy to "zinc white" far more expensive
article. taa- '" 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

The Copperheads are still quite bold in
portions of Indiana. In Brown county, south
Of indianapolis, they broke up Union meet
ing on Saturday, and United States soldier
was shot dead by one Of the party, and sno-
ther wounded. One Of the leaders Of the
gang was also wounded and taken prisoner.
Troops have been dispatched to the disafect-
ed districts, and the most vigorous measures
are to be put into execution at once against
the traitors. Gen. Darlington has issued an
order declaring all members of the Knights
of the Golden Circle enemies of the Govern
ment, and announcing that they will be treat
ed accordingly. 'd 7et 1as@1 aza r.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

1~ We noticed picture, on Saturday
which was posted up .. the Court House, rep
resenting the gallant but somewhat disorder.
ly retreat Of Hos. E. H. Thayer from Grand
view on the 18th inst We don't think the
artist has done the Judge justice in this case
for, from all we can learn, he made much bet.
ter time than he is represented to be making.
-Wapsllo Republican. ~ ~.
Had our Especial artist" followed out ma
ture strictly, according to the ideas of the
Republican, there would have been precious
little left to show of the Judge. He travelled
so very fast you couldn't see the "spokes,'
mani - - -. -