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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
WYNK0oP's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases of tho throat, Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent, nsdious and dangerous. The prop
critics Of medicine alleviate and uproot these
complaints must be expectorant, Anodyne and fnvig-
Grating oosenng the of the hroat, and impsrt
ing tone the entire system. No discovery in medical
science ever mastered this class Of diseases like Dr.
Wvncoops Iceland Pectoral. 1t is used with the most
astonishing results in all of Bronchitis Influenza
Whooping Cough, Dptheria or Putrid Sore Throat,
Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Irritabity,
&C., &c.
The Rev. j. J. Potter certhes, that have used DR..
Wyncoops Pectora for several years, myself and in
family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and have re-
commended 1t to many others, and have its
equal" Rev. J. J. Potter, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials
could be produced, showing its remarkable and
that it never fails.
1t is composed Of pure Iceland Moss Balm of Gilesd
Peruvian Balsam. Elecampane, Comfrey, Burdock and
other invaluable expectorant and tonic ingredients 1t
10 harmless, prompt and lasting. Invads and suffer.
ers cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family
should have 1t. 1t is remarkable for Group. Full de-
scriptions recommendations and directions accompany
each bottle.
Prepared by Dr., r. D. Wynooop, and sold by d. 8
Barnes Co.. New York.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


DYVIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE COUNTY
- Court Of Muscatins County, State of Iowa, I will
on Saturday the 10Th day of December 1868, offer
sale at public auction at the late residence of
PURCELL deceased large list of Judgments notes and
accounts belonging to the estate Of George Purcell
late OF said county, deceased ng in the aggre-
cash down.
Fulton. Muscatine, Co., Iowa, Dec, l, 1868.
J. r. SKILES,
Dec. 8. w2w.
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~A story is told Of a Western candidate
that came upon "a poor white man." who
had . vote to give, If he did have to do his
own milking. The candidate, Jones, asked
him if he should hold the COW, which seemed
to be uneasy, and the old man consenting
very readily, he took her by the horns, and
held fast till the operation was done. "Have
you had Robinson (his rivaD round here
lately ?" he asked. sOh. yes. He's behind
the barn, holding fhe calf!''
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DESIRABLE TOWN LOTS

AT AUCTION.
I'm SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10Th, we will soil at
~ the Auction House Of Goddard l. Pinkhaga Lot 6
In block LOG lot and west half of lot in block 122 in
the city OF Huscatine Sale ct II o'clock A. NJ Terms
cash. Title clear and taxes all paid The prt perty is
offered at private sale until the day above name l.
RICHMAN CARSKADpAN.
Dec 10. 1858 dts
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DRY GOODs-[RETAIL.

Thers was a moderate speculative demand for No.
Spring. and the market ruled steady at sllo1a1,l1.
but No. Spring dull and 10 lower with sales at
81 DIAL o5 In regular houses Flour was dull. Extra
Winter $3.50. Extra Spring s5,25.
Germ active and 1s2o lower, with limited sales ct
s2ao21So for No. l, and slas11zc for No. 2.
Oats wore moderately active at esse4c, but closed
dull ct the inside figure.
Rye was dull and 10 lower, with sales at 81 DIAL 06
for Mol.
Barley was heavy ard 2asc lower, sales tsing made
ct q, 1Sa1, % for No.2 in store.
Highwines were dull 1t 79,, owing to the great
scarcity Of money Several lots sold last night and
this morning at 79 asos but these figures above
and no criterion Of the market.
Provision cooperags was lower, with sales Of Pork
Barrels at 81 IS delivered.
Salt heavy at s2,loa9,15. The agencies ere ask.
ing and report sales At that figure, but outside
parties will sell freely at 81, l0a9,15
Provisions dull and almost nominal. Dressed
Hogs quiet and lower. with sales g,
oeae so for lots 200 lbs-prncipsly At $685. and
$500 and s5so for lots dividing o, 100 lbs. Heavy
Live dogs were steady at IS 7saSoo, but Light and
medium grades were quiet and easier.
[By Telegeph.l
NEW Yolx, Dec. 10
FLous-5c higher. S6.25a6.30 Extra State $7.36
81. As for R. H. o.
wRzAr-1a2c higher. Chicago Spring slA1a1 ~,
Milwaukee Club 81 421la1 4t1 Amber Milwaukee sl.Sl
a1.b8 Winter Red western S1.4oa1.54.
ooaN-Tirnsr. u 2la1 Is in store.
OA1s-Bettsr. ss1<asso.
Posx-Dull. unchanged. s5.
LAsD-Heavy. 1lAslsh
WlsKY-87a60.
P8T1oLEUM-Steady.
sfocxs-stsady. Sterling dull. 64ae6c.
GoLD-$1,4SN.
BUFFALO, Dec. 10.
TLoul-Unchanged. f.,--.
WHsA1-1irmsr.
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sHERIFTa SALE.

ny virtue Of Execution to directed and civ
K srel from the Office of the CLERK of the District
court Of Muscatine County State of Iowa. againt the
goods and chatte lands and Of James 8yrne
have levied upon and will expose to sale on Saturday
the ID day Of January, A. 1854 at tho Court House
door in the city Of Xuscatins the following described
property, to-wit:
The south quarter Of the north west qusrtsr Of
scot ion twenty one IA and the north west quarter Of
the north west quar- OF section tweDty one. GIL N
township seventy six, (76) west Of the 5th r H., In
Msscatine county, AID state OF Iowa. ,-st
Allof VII ch or 20 much thereof - may DO uecessa
~ will be cold satisfy sid Execution In favor OF
Jacob Butlsr assigned from \. Love. Sale to com
mepce bsts cen he hon Of Mae clock 10 the fore.
noon and four clock 10 the afternoon of sail day
70 Wit ct 10 clock A. n.
b. q. HINE,
ia Sheriff Nuscatine County.
uuscstne, Dee, ID, 1858. w.2w-pr. fee ~
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of Special Execution to directed and
ID delivered from the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Muscstine County State of Iowa, against the
goods and chattels. lands aud tenements of Samuel
Sedgwick, have levied upon and will exDose to SALE
Saturday the 10Th day of December. D. 1865 ct the
court door, the city of Muscatine, the follow
ing described property to-wit:
feet front and full depth of lot No.
T), 10 block No. ~, commencing ct Q
point 0 feet West of the Southeast of said
lot thence North 150 feet thence 80 feet thence
South $50 feet East 81 fsst the place of begin
ming; all in the of West Liberty Muscatine Coun
ty, Iowa.
win sold satisfy said Special Execution in favor of
Alexander Hines
Sale to between the hours ofnine O'Clock in
the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon Of said
kdsy, TO- wit: ct ons ocl ,ck P. NJ
Il Il. HINE, Sheriff Muscatins 90.
\ Muscatine Nov. 20, lS63.--w4w prs fee $500
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AIDISEAsES of the NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URI-
NARY and SEXUAL sYSTEMS-new and reliable
trsatmsnt--in Reports of the HOWARD AssOoIA-
TIONent by mail In sealed letter envelopes FREQ of
charge. Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, How
ard Association, No South Ninth Street, Philsdsl.
phis. Pa Dec. l, dsw SIN.
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|SAVE YOUR MONEY
SAVE YOUR MONEY
| SAVE YOUR MONEY

SAVE YOUR MONEY
SAVE YOUR MONEY y
SAVE YOUR MONEY .-
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
NJ. N. PAULLIN'S
M. N. PAULLIN'S
NJ. N. PAULLIN'S
PAULLIN SELLS KEROSENE AT 70 CTS
PAULLlN SELLS KEROSENE AT 70 CTS
PAULLIN SELLS COFFEE AT 50 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS COFFEE AT 35 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS SUGAR AT l2t CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS SUGAR AT 12b CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS CIDER AT 20 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS NEW HAMS
PAULLIN SELLS NEW HAMS
PAULLIN SELLS NEW DRIED BEEF
PAULLIN SELLS HONEY .I
PAULLIN, AT HIS NEW GROCERY NEXT
TO BURNETT'S BOOK STORE,
And opposite J. G.. Gordon, sells groceries
cheaper than any other store in town.
, Paullin buys butter, eggs, poultry, &C., and
pays the highest price for it. daw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

CHICAGO MARKET REPoRrs.-The inquiry
is often made Of US why we do not receive
the Chicago market reports by Telegraph
In reply, we will say it is no fault of OURS
We have endeavored to get these reports in
cluded in our regular dispatches. or as special
reports at some reasonable rates, but in vain.
By rule of the telegraph company they can
not be sent as newspaper reports, but as
private dispatches, at the rate Of six cents for
every word. Then we would have to employ
some one in Chicago to make them up for US.
The entire expense to US would be about
thirty-fve dollars per month, which would
not "pay."
We are also some times asked why our af-
ternoon edition does not contain the New
York market and financial reports. The
reason is these reports are not received till
about o'clock, while our paper must 60 to
press at 1:45 in order to be in time for the
afternoon train.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

A Coon lNsTrruTIoN.-One of the best in
stitdtions in our city is L. & J. McGreer's
pump factory, located on Mulberry street, in
the old church building east of the Court
House square. About three years ago Nc.
Greer's pumps were first introduced in this
section. Since then they have been SO rapid
ly taking the place of everything in the pump
line that their mandatory has increased to
quite q wholesale business.
They have taken the drst premium at the
Iowa State, and Muscatine and Scott County
Fairs, every time it has been exhibited, as be-
ing the cheapest, most durable, less liabe to
get out Of order, and in fact for being the best
pump in use.
We are proud to see such institutions in
our city, IS that we can have our own home
manufactures to patronize.
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MARRIED..
d. D.

On Thursday evening, Dec. Sd, by the Rev. r. A.
Shearer, Mr.. BLACK to Miss LIZZIE SaEARER, all Of
Washington, Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

Ladies! Ladies! Ladies!
Don't fail to read the advertisement in tlis paper
headed
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR. Cheeseman, Of New York, has devoted the last
thirty Of his practice to Female Complaints His
Pills act like . charm. They RELIABLE and
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

OvERxAN's FERRY.-Jack Indie, formerly
ferryman at Browns Ferry, has leased Over
mans Ferry, and will be on hand night and
day to accommodate those who desire to cross
Cedar River. oct1-w2m
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rRI.WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The Tri.Weokiy 10 pupiisnoo Tueeday, Thursday ana
Saturday. at per Subscriptions received for
six this ut the same rates. In all the
ash must accompany tho subscription.
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"a SAPONIFIER,
Or Concentrated Lye
MI,Y SOAP MAkER

FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
WAR make. high prices; s.ponis.r help. to re-
duoe them. It makes SOAP for FOUR cents pound
BY using your kitchen grease.
~ CAUTIONl As spurious Lyes offered also,
be careful and only buy the PATENTED article put up
In IRON cans; all others being oOUNTERFElTS.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
Philadelphia..I21 WaInu tst.
Pittsburg-Pitt st. and Duquesue Way.
Nov. 17.dsw
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Remember tho ~

Subscribers who lind this mark (x) after thsii
names will understand that the time they have pald
for has expired, and that the subscription must 90
renewed by advance payment if they wish the
paper continued.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
D EMAINING in the Post once, at Muscatne, on the
IL 9th day Of December. 1868
Persons calling for any of the following letters will
please say sdvertsed and give the date of the list
LADIES' LIST.
Hay, Mary G.. Robinson, Emma N.
Patter, Mrs. q. B. Solver, Miss Viola
Reed, Mrs. Jane Earl Stoten, Miss Lizzie
Reymer, Miss Mary 8.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bsrch, John 8 Millenser, 9 4 Co.
Ourricr. A B 2 Nelzon, John 8.
Day, Edward Nourse, VIM. A.
ELIAS. III. O'Brine Michel
mmons, B. Parker, Samuel
Evans, N. B. Snow. Henry
Hammond, O. Umphey. O. b.
keeiienhemer, N. White, Miles
Mcfarland, Samuel 2
Fr JOHN MAHIN, p. II
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Dr. Robacks Bittsrs contain all that Is requisite, bt
ing made of Roots Herbs Banks, &C.. and not onl
very agreeable but are efectual compound for tn
above diseases Give them trial and you win be satif
fed.
O. A. COOK, Chicago, General Agent.
Sold by all Druggists in MuscstiHe.
nAc L 1863. .d&W-iN -
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M ARK ETs.

MARK Els.
MuscArIxE, Dec. 10.
THE HOG MARKET.
The weather during the past week has been unfavor
able for operations nevertheless there has been about
the average business done. Hogs continue to arrive
in great numbers.
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PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No: Spring Wheat goo, No. s2as5c, Rejected 75c.
New Corn 65a7oc y bush. No old offering.
Rye SOC.
Oats 55a SC.
Potatoes 4Oa50c
Butter 1Sa20c.
Eggs 15a2Oc.
Chickens II, GOAL 20.
Lard 11a121zc.
Bacon Shoulders w., ham. IT, side. side 81:
navy s2,ooa2, 80.
Hsy-Timothy $1,000 Prairie s6.oOa7,oO.
GRooCRIEs-(wHoLssALs aArEs.)
Sugar New Orleans fair, 1Sc prime c; choice
Moasses-Belcher's Sugar House 70a75c; Golden Syr.
up s5s90c; Sorghum 45a5Oc.
Coffee-S4sS5c; Java 40c.
Soda 71lssc.
soap-Palm &c Family &c /; German M.
Candes-Star Zoe Summer Pressed 1870.
Teas-Young Tyson LOCAL 49, Imperial ,9osl AS
Black 75ca$1 90.
Tob.oco-Dark Sweet 4sa5ao; Medium Brands ssasoc
Gold and Natural Leaf 85a90c.
Nails-Best brands S. 80, rates.
Glass, sx10 City 1915, rates.
TruisSarsen Apples 7sc.si 90 v bu Dried Apples 81
Az y n. Dried Peaces s5aiOc. Basins g. 25as, sc.
s.lt-Laks 90 9Oa3Oo.
Nj hlfbt,. SO.
Hif bbls No. White Fish SS.ooas.2s.
Whisky e3s76c.
sUNDRIES,
Wood, 81, SCAT. so.
Ls.ther.-sole ssaaoc; harness, acc; upper 2se y
foot.
Hides.-Dry Flint Ice green sailed So; green, ~;
calf SC.
ssed.-Timothy, $500 Flax. $500.
Feathers. 4Oa5O.
Cheese, 121asl5%c,
Beef Cattle, 2a2lzc gross.
sWool.-Clean tupwashed, 6Oc unwsshsd, one-third
less.
Oiscarbon Oil, &C., RETAIL SOC; Linseed Oil, 81 soa
49, Lard Oil. s5a9Oc retail, $1,00 Fish Oil, goa
u, 40.
Beeswax $50.
RAgs-Cotton, Sc.
Bar Iron, 5<.
Old Iron, 1c v 10. Copper, 1411c v ID. Brass, 1oc
4 ID.
Exchange-On New York, n per cent, bankabls
funds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati, n per
cent; 81. Louis and Chicago. Il per cent. Cola s5c
buying.
DRY GOODs-[RETAIL.l
ehsetings and Shirtings, 90a45c.
Drills, 26a4Oc.
prinfa. 18a25c
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C. U r i've

the above complaints. -.t....- ..
These Bitters are the poor man
friend, saving him many Doctors bills
as we'll as the rich mans sOlsce and
comfort invigorsting the weak and de-
bilitated, driving away melancholy, ma.
king q life Of misery, one of unslloysd
enjoyment. -..:,tf. ~,
These Bitters have been introduced,
and are being used, not only In the hos
pitfalls, but among the soldiers, az an APP
pstizer tonic and regulator OF the system
drought the ..t
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SPECIAL ELS.

Why Is 1t that there 10 such universal
demand for Stomach Bitters? 1t is be-
cause the experience of medical men
h.ve found that an agreeable tonic. or
preparation, 10 what is
needed (instead of nauseous purgatives,)
to equalize the flow of bile, and prevent
tho common arrangements Of tho liver -
When such diseases as Fever and Ague.
liver Complaint, Jiundice, Bilious Head
ache, languor or depression of the spirits,
sallowness of complexion, and general
can be removed by simple pal.
atable tonic, why should they resort to
auy other remedy?
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CLEANED.
sTFtNshIPS-Oc torsrs, Halt. Frank, PiuIadsIA.
SIMS Eace Wing. San Irnnr,.c; Wisconsin.
livc-pc''; fiiIAheth, GLASGOW, Centurion, Ssv Or
leans; Lnbon, Mes urlcauf.
BARkS challenge, CotL. A-r,in Ensiand, ouesns.
toen W Wuson' nioIsl.h' Ad.lA.4s- Baltmors.
nRlnS -cevlon, 81 John, N n. D.rirn, Kew West
tClIcOSFRS- Jsrc Maria Norwich; Emile M.
d Advance. Curse Phnaha. Iisvana; ;eersi ana,
Na.sau 1et, ~ ,Iohr- Do,a''r New Orleans n
lven'- Chlneo esrue, MARY IVA, York River. Elis
Damon Chinoots-< ne; JuiiaE NSstes. Washington;
TOMS iriew, Fortress a 'Hrco: " Y Ihe'rV Wssh.
incton BrsndyWDe. phil.dophia a : Brown.
MrhluEtnn' II lSiy. Philadelphia. sh.rueket
W-hinNon' mary lamar, Iios Of. 4 hall WSh
iutton; BENDER, u ston
siO09S- ChsTlt,, Prov. Ornament. New Haven
ARRIVED
slEAhsHiFS p.rcon Ws'h!pstcn, D c; M,n-
tsNtN baltimore; KIM fisher, Prov idence' franklin,
baltimore; NpschCTi'r, Providence. Artisan. Bsti-
nlorr; u,h, fhilsds ph. Octornrs, Baltimore Vol.
ran, Philadelphia: stevens Ilatin,Oe: Rsef Dir,
Inp0d, ~ lsdrpb - t.nuy CadvslIAdsr. bal'inpors
AsnA Love taxi be roit. Ansr'c., AleIsndrts.
hNEhS-T sl!sinAn, n Ayrr,. whistler. X Jsne.ro
bRI,S- r Youn,. Calais: Francis Newton DelIs,s,
Us'rsont locss. Providence ior Liizahstirpalt A p
i..rrars, Providence fof Eunatothport. & 10
vet, CSrdsnhs.
sCHOOSFES- Fd~srd. Ch.rlottssMn, Pm
sarah T. tsneo; Messenger, Portland; Frances Ar.
thrmnn Anrhia,. Ellis, Rockl.Dd: Noutsxuma.
E,iEal cthgnrt tor Boaton Gers ,iuydo PhisdephiS
for Rridt port: " l. noii't. PHIL dahlhis for SeV
i'nGo-, \ u Allen, fhiaislpas Tor New Lsndop
'.eC-ph, Bos,oo.
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Assisr,Sr EsoiSSERs OF rms E.SoohrH
Fis.Tir.nrs,-r.-Th. election for seven .t'sistsns
rnsi,.ea. q q. Bfoo.l Ire Department 81 Tues-
day nishi fsta'ttd IN the ehoies o. thu fshovfne
nafned csndiesss:
David -'rn p.ou ynyine Co Ne. % n. y. whehfs
ttriu Go NJ ? VIZ Ts-inr. Hns,ne Co 10 n
nrHni, DJtnoy. Ho', Co. NJ. 1 Thomr N1ns
~ gin, Co No. 10 Peter Fit.pa'rek. Enslpe ca
No .. Roht. BAR, Engine Co. No. 3.
] h" Asis'su' Engineer, O.ums thu dutiss fNh~fs
once en- the i. Of February nsI.. Tho term 10. scs
to- vetft
AN i',r'riGATroS wns veti'risv oonnenosd
,ela'," to th Of the Death Of the female In.
fan; found in he h.scuint Of 3s9 Pearl stsest. -
Saturday Firms Hummer Known ~ Emma kar-
tin, eonfousd that ,hc Wa the mother OF the hAba,
aud va tnUa ried. but rtfused to make any fnftb0
'Httm"n'. Tho inquest uIl b Continued this
~
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WILJrANapvRgH.

ArETSr or JrpoE FoR CosrRNr1 OF
CorVr. Y"tortsy morning. Judrs Colshsn. n tbs
lth Disirei Court Brooklyn. r. n, vas .stes from
the bench ~ Deputy sheriff. .ho bore an ssta1h-
ruent fot oon.,nrt Of Cour. from Juds- Garrison, -
the KING 60. Court it~A claimed that tho former
judicial oficsr bad withheld cerisin paper In CT.
tain civil ,cit which had been az pssIsd 70 the uYa-
dittion oi judge affisou On seArchjne. the mtasna
Isr.rs wore di'oovsted IN = private drawer OF the
County Judges dsst and the attachment vas eAD-
e,lcd, With many phNes Of renet TO the snstad
pAri,.
LrEn ~ BALL RooM.--The wife of Mr..
John h-Cur.s. reading At tho oornsr Of Grand AID
liih s,r,sh, Bcotyn, l.. D.-.-n found dead yests1-
day afternoon. in the hsl room OF the Adephi Hotel
Coroner ss,sett will invss,isris the ear to day.
PsACE IowS.--Ai No. &c Grand street !,
Brooh5s. y. u, Yesterday. s-man nsms5 sslsh p.
Holman, from Mou1, snsi. l. /, VA recruited fss
me H-ociyn lt.h Regiment lie stated that 90 fkv,
not . man non his town had enlisted for the vsy,
sDd he, dthongh ovsrsse hsd decidcd 10 go 70 save
the o-sdit q the piacs in which be lived. He vO
accented
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IkkSEY CITY

Ensin. Company No. v.rs Last evening dragging
their msehine o. IRE s1ross tha.s.verk Of the rail
road track, near Greene street. J-rScy CITY. It ~
trnck bv Ns-tr psss ngrr train Ard esrri ed spua
- fsct and finally snsehed 20 pisces II I. s4AfNh
that the accident owing TO the neglect Of the rail
road sisusl man who I'D net maze tho proper silnAl
Of danger With the vhito light.
Tu,SSsGNIso SyRSoS. - In accordance
With he Pr.'idenr, Recommendation, services v,ri
be held in ~. Matthew Church. JerSy City today.
81 10 o'coet, A. N, to "vnder sI.olsl bomase and
gratitude 10 Alr ghty Gcd for great sdvancsme nj
of the national cause"
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LoHo.. f. % ihe u.t,, q ths Washington
Colnt. bank q Hho-e li.nd were al - pei ccni.
Gicoult 20 de, IA Boston, account u ~ alleged
sttoupt .1 sNIudls on ~. x" fs.r. Bi'', q shs
bant, a'.a.uHus 10 tree quarter, OF m.t.on q
doll.Is, s,t isady tot e.rrg's. 'r, lI'' recently
teen es.lrsd iu o.. hands OF The Am ricsn RauS
Soto Compsuy, Nev Nors, where 'tey vore hr,aG
printed, ia. eaaGue' Of tn BANK Note Company IN
the matter ,as,r, 5 aJnorsbie
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s'-re -s s-r-.'si essrrei ~itb Ietaininr the So
eifv hunt. ~hisb he hss beeo otdsred TO onet -
q recruit named Henry Never
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con. ,re q 80 vouut. Of the che cest itn etni ~
I'LL be- d at ,uc'ion =; No, 30 sns 90 b,osa.sl
cor1-nercirg me cscnoss oeloct. 10 loVers y
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Congressional Proceedings.
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note, ofr Ho,Ifips ',t ths'si l'tnsuts' che ,o-
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gtsufrr fs.t
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elections .u itA'~'
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ben g. s-.uilad D. thA .nsine,rs ~ 80 toat
ard no -e.yn-ss = ft't % covered kud tie 'rry
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LOCAL NEWS.


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