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duce in the market Of the city, IL IL found difficult to
supply proper food to the inmates of the hospitals at
the rate of communication allowed by the Subsistence
Department, and Injuries cannot be obtained at all.
L. is hoped that the plan adopted by the Sanitary
Commission may accomplish something toward cor
rectng this evil.
THE DOME OF THE CAPITOL.
The dome Of the Capitol will not be ready for the
reception OF the Statue Of Freedom on July as was
ANTICIPATED 1t will probably be impossible to put
the statue in its place befor September /.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
Three hundred prisoners were sent to Fort Nom
roe to-day, to be exchanged. Abou, 100 Of them
were citizens.
THE DEPARTMENT OF TIE MoNOSGAHELA.
Gen. Brooks, formerly in command of d division
in Gen. sedgewick's Sixth Army Corps whose re.
signation was rendered a short time since but was
subsequently, withdrawn, has been assigned TO the
command OF the Department of the sonongahela,
consisting Of that portion Of Pennsylvania which
lies west of the Laurel Ridge, with the eastern
counties of Ohio, and the northern counties Of Vr-
ginil. Gen. Brooks wssa 13ievet MAJOR in the 30
u. S. Infantry when the war broke out, and in COM
mand OF body Of troops in Men Mexico.
lie was highly compliiuented for his success in
rescuing his small force from the Rebels and was
appointed Bcisader. General Of Volunteers iu Sep
TENDER, 1857
He was il command Of the Vermont Brigade, end
was hishy spoken f Tor os bravery Mt Lrc's Mile,
on Peninsula, rs wei as i'll e,ety Subsequent e1.
gage neat.
He was wounded vhile hea91p n charge of the
Nermonters during the seven days fighting but re-
fused 10 leave lis saddle until the army reached Iar-
rison's Landing.
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HOSIERY,
UsDER-GARaESrs and
MISS FuRsisHiSa GooDs
A. RASKIS : Co,
No. o. BowUy,
No iG5 5tA-iv. and
no l6j utou-.t..
Brooklyn.
DREss Sa.,, r. n lde T. orfor
GoLD PENs.--Tlc nest and the cheapest, Il,
a. MoRIo3.. 10. % Nsidef.lane. New. Iors-
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The Ninth Ward Loyal League VII meet THiS
lire e ocs,. oorI ,po.ksr. viii b.. pr-.~nis al
4'' toe ''' TIE ''JJ 6 i vi Wis., .,.' si,..4
Sog,as !, sTir .,It.,;, tsto.,,uis.
10000 Co'prrd Volunteer Tho CcrHi''-s
cosy ffoa. ~s'llao.l g. b..f o. ~ ffr.tt legion
.-ft iAe of der int.'.-s = 'L- Ps-..I-n "a
&C. 'l Jcr' ~ iEr su!.;nrnt q Co,f-I ueoi. Il D.
ald.e %. ". 80 b. ~. 100, HORACE GEs ELtl,|
tl- 49," lit NP % FrtSrOt. ed yfo.i,' t'e llcu. j.
ia'i'-. %, eit~ LpWAab GILLEGr. Oh,i.aln.
To urhera.--Hf hos, EAsEns' hssoci ,TioH
o. - :" =. 900 Noi'y -n meet - - s,-,'s 49,
Isu. Joa- D. a. ssoes Araoe'" -,'-ea.os- Of &c
. .S'' 'Si 10 "'' -u',s'y i ,.1 y ip',si ~
- rA,toa secretary.
American Geographical ard rtsiisacnl so
cirS. l.Yr i-.- .''o'' SO 's-' = .i''.-.
o..-. = r. .' t.-l Ii. ti..oa Hal Actor fAc- -
uES.t fo"" - %, % TIE P.o.v.r4, zen 80, ~ a..
elI Cosysnnou"s ,t..sg, oa thu - Jon-
NN ClEErItt 10. " ..bJ-L H. Sec.
The Explosion ~ York,hie.-osrcs - .rz
c., - -. Iut.pDY AiDsi aEs.-A r,.eI h'et.' /,
~ H. Cs.tti-- ariiutsi 90 irqaur n'o n- a-"n7's 80
ai..Ib, Tho progeny a'dss an ,Aa9i''i" - loI''s
tllrt o',osE Al p-'.ou, iltrf",.7i 49, f-uc',sd
:. ...o.L TEREN,E F'AELEf. chairman
81 1850,
JOINS actDOL ,ronuit,.-
rEL-N Ml /. HE'LL.
JO"N - UTr!"tLL
soaps, Candle, -siIs "a,
STAPLE ASD FANCY.
Jt. tLLa SfhS
U.rm.ls -. huIi f. SOM
,Ja.er No p! PARK fow,
Cppo.!t- al. io4utatu, Nes fofs,
ores 10 - tfiir
~ ISet hrAosEp Aa5ONINEHF.
V,,y,,ur,.-F EPrItsA. Ct Al, Mandatory ADD
-, ,. .'. a. aud e. E.., Hois0n,l hs. o. 4and a
- ''''- IAshi0SABLE FURNITURE.
""''" "' ~ iIowEsr POSSIBLE PRICE
al GOOD. wssiausri
''''"" W n., "a clmp'et-i nv extensive stock o.
isFllNB a1i SUMMER tLOihlHt not a.
,-,.d ga .- way asurt rut tt'to. STYLE or price
Iu tAt. rty IA- tasiOil -Aoon., , u4sfens. AID
rur..s.tu. bepsfu-Hf h"i .put.cd tn'Hr sit'
i,.rt,,. given OF money rtliLei Please call and
r y nALDuti NoI. - s1t Z. bowery
LAHoLsT STORE ~ the ,!Il.
D., iIa,-,s Cafe. The sun,cibofI issi pleasure In Ia
f, their friend, aud the pubc generals, that they htv'
ENLARGED ih. present establishment. b., the addition o
an .ss, aud eou.noIi.u. Dlnng Room. aud they nope
m c, alienation to bu.us,, merit continuance OF for
| 80, ,.,.,,,. t,,fouare HARRY DE MARS Co.
No 81 Bshverst.. corner OF Wi.!ism-,s
/ fiuryi, -, Coz,
FIRE. BURGLAR AnD DAIf fAooF
SAFES,
No 2Gj Bscsiwsy.
R.'srrucp 10 2JOC Customa''
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p.nyIys pFADy RELIEF


poi,. ,ynarority TO al otnoS renedie. IN relieving
the ,uasf-r OF paiD ew minutes " suf'Tnt I"
, vince the most ssc.tl,s Of is marvellous Po"''' -
a.. s..ion ,ooJng tAs I.o'l si'rn pi'n "'ihs
iliou and inflammation. ia .saa'tIrnng tho Ii"umauc'
br c,iup 4 aud brdI.isn ~ tho enjoyment OF case ana
comfort N caring Dyssn!eiy Di,uea aud all ''"n" an"
external paint, pssns oscItDe 1t. 'al'nsHS power 70
rchsn.ueni instead 81 tho plain mai'ofo''' te'" nom
it, - uiiJ oomb'Med rropo's'' "hrro''' 'n''e P''
man Sold by Lrua.i-ts.
fac Graetesberg COmpHny's he"ea' i"''''A-
"a. been .cu,ov-i from No. :. Io1i .,ts ,oor
No 1879 WiLLIAM-sf.. Nf"-ipNN'
Mar corner NJ .Fhif- ~ -
Oy,r the whois.ao drug store oi a. u. oANDo 20
III. cl-htsted r.i- berg urfiro Catholic'n aud a o.
A. ~ ber, Family hlediciues sold mol ,alc and TO
! tail 20 above. ~, o,,., ph.i,i. ,u co,.,r
;tb nj. hrnd, aud patient. a. No 40 WlLLlASi-sI.
! tom Ivs IA W ~ u
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:. T-l-iO-N.
C,rfios Tho rauasisn Batter Lss i 'ce'f'4 q n' by
I ni.ed Stairs Lrttsis Pateat.
To .r.s,e OF lee any other pufpos> j. of,m-. pun
enable viii foe srd iapr '"pn-nt fs1~. 90 warned col
the sequences q hng s"p' bottle h an' oihri Hi
tue whether calling IL P.AnAioa Bfen O. 1y an, oil %
so Wrps- ra.h b. cents per Gorcn - p for sras
g., All .upt. h,t.. delivered ., mssun.'nfy 30 a.,
Ifb.rty-.t thus removing .ny cIcus Tor l.aofaac~.
Any g-fsDa yi.tadn e. so ia'A'n ti'i'f' n bns or
by tho Gallon IL. sgni.f sai i4Po.tsf We eel oaiv 30
our fcgui,r hot.., oil beam: ri re linked siAi,'
stomp .8d sesl..l label sd .i.na'"t-.
=. ~. DEiXE 60.
No. 20- broadway, Sts.E orr.
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DE uar-,s Cafr.Ths sub'cfibofI 'ssi pleasure In In
.rn, rh.r isnd, and the public generals, that they have
ENLARGED their present o'tAb'hment ID the addition oil
at ,.a, aud ooumoIsus Dining R'om aud they nope
nv ,,,c attention to bu.lI-,, merit continuance Of for
-, ,.,.-o,. u,,fouare. HARRY DE MARS Co.
40 81 Bsaverst corner OF ~ lisn-'s
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Iri.h,,e, A,tentinn! EcNuIrS hANrED foi ths

Rrturn.d VoiAnfeers. -NOIlcI, = lh3 NlNLA
RtSiWr.rhOu MS ne ,aGusfiers ~ 80 Sto1.S r sas
xarr ,odloi Al reIora-I les ,nen 'ha i,sar ,sps
.f tbs Sa.- BoInty and - la Oe!eIo III. 'shsy
ut are -.1u.st.d - cal ana ENROLL thar nsns%
80 th'' '"'' '~s W T. JARniNE. Colonel
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save Your .rc.' -,
u,y IAN van do By putting II ~ on" OF our spehoih
paTF.T ini Iil I.pLkTFD lCE PiTCHrkS oi 'hr
80. a., IL Ia, been ascrrain.d that he uso II on" Wal
.y, enough CE during season 10 ia) Tor inc poho
i'' ' LICf!is, FART Co,
Nos and & Bu,lnk Zip foot Of johns
Use Rennes Pain-kii,iDS BlaHc oli.-in ~.
"a, ,nulurl og cuiL, ryasy K;gI OF i-h, Asne IA 80
H. nm. Jaw Nsufa.a Spla IIfiiao' ara % o'eah Hlp
rieiu, 10 usc with directions sc ~ ,ach bottle may n
,c'.,,.1 Of HICKMAN Co, Bload~sy, ". l. 20 au
~ cant pet b1tlls-
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Of Elrc Zouayes Reviyed.-lilth Rssiaens y,


r,vEsT BRADY HTlNFANIRft ttlthi t.gtN IL
" CT las C. BURKE, detached from Iola !; J., v, 70
VI VI; R..m,nt Ens'vosh be sverp ed Lsrsssa
P. 9issn botn State United s,stes S!sS 20 se~
deTs re.nl..tig. sT3t raw Iecin'.. St" " -
cs,t JAMES L. DUSGAN late Jlth " v And ossi -
y Nj Headquarters Company L, No. ~ sn''s.s
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SEwiSG MACHINES 10 KEN

SEWING MACHINES TO KENT,
Md fnf aAl,-sr~
Y W. WicKE. IT,, $50 Wdway. or. Broome-'t up",ir
Tug BEST SGwlAG-MACmSE ~ TnE NoHLD
In. - yrD with vslu,pe impIovon" e. "turi' "v
r.. , i,nrrrrtions. 1ney ar superior Az DtLer' i"r
emily nsruisctunns pufp,''' Store 80 80 B'"-4"''
Ascn'' wanted
Cr,Ic's CELEBRATED MICROSCOPE D. mailed
psIsid, with besa'i'n mconte1 ''Je-,- o.'
j.ct. ~ ly ii.n. trss 100 t-"t It - 'o' o.
If,,. d.t,.nt To- dr-i-s Sold H. BfpIi~af - Fowler
Wei ss shepi ,,i9 Optical lni'u'' NJ Der ha'"""'
IMPORTANT TO THOSE slLRCTiNG Family
sgwt.g. MACHINES GROVER BAEEEs c'lebr'isd FAN
NUN m.oHiAss tho only oae' which stitch ana ''n'
sroiaer snd do both to p"r'"cton
NrTpAIGIhA AND RHRuMkr,s,I.-lhe most WOO
lon, and ,ubheru cas. u ufsisa and HhSuu4ii" nav"
oe'n ea's' t~yp IL 4. moi rst.n, Medicine bt Is,
sood srtcie. \. bAHNH' Genera Agent - 80
grosn1ay Y. n. W WILAxs * Goa rf'Ii'tof' po'o"'
.Irvrlgs's GREAT SALE oi LADIES aud OtS-
... suoVs for Summer wssr sr,fsofs gf'st sii,ni"n
M d', .,n TO be- aware tia, JsFEssss, No so bfoai
~ 4 Inc pi.c. to secure 70 nni"o Fren,h Sii"|s
4 40 depot for the sale OF b"yiey. RS hot = -.
EnnT's P,rgNT IMBgEiLA Lock STAND
NEW which I'D, ia,r 10 ,l oso, berr
n.d = ,w-Yo ORR Tribune ~ WHrELrHa Mit'oN'o ""
liz Machine Rooms, No Jo5 Broadway Na"'f'iA'
Vur,Ilx q WILSON'S SEwING-MAcmsEs,
HIGHEST rKgaira
/ lutsrna!iopll Exhibition, Loadon l'os'
Office No. a05 EAohpwAt' Ne"'1oh
! DISEASES OF thy NEEyOu>, SkM'NAL, o.hN-
49, ,.n 5txrAi Sr.rrNs-New aud Ts'i.De ''aL.Iu. -,
Hri% 81 W. 49, AdIre.t Dr. 4. sGiLLi, Hou@h'
| Ins Howard is.ociuiJA, fhiltdoifhis / J.
Tvr.s,s-uMsu < cos Radical Cure
rI,s once, oni, at No. ve..yst Ao S9Pp" Yin,
pan.ofy Baadsrs.. sih ka,tio siorhns' '''
/ .nnutdrr Hrrr,s &c. a isdy attendant
| HATcnlLOR's HAIR DiE-Ihf oest III Wv
o,d Perfect u.;urs reliable, hsrnt'' a"a
| &, .a,ct The genuine 10 signed NiIlNH ~
SaId uy AL Drng.iJ. Factory, no ~ bNcl,y'l
! Tur PALMER ARM AND LEG.---b' r"hNh
p.,..u Inventor nnd Psten'rr, h,io pace 'sI.g
| ~ Also Philadelphia sBd bVstt... Only avu',.
/ ~ ,oid imp a.iiion by osink on IA" in',n'o-
RrAUTIFUL LlFE.LIKE IlcIthhs'
| c.,,,. a, yisits 81 per dozen paplies'es -,
,-",is.. I,si,tsiod H. A. LEws iSI chfHam"' ~
EyERpEiI's WEDDING AND NIsiiiNN C ,.,l0'l'
~ most elegant ~ the city; horn PAr4I aE Is 80,
lNorr, &C. EsoRAygn. Ma 20, U"saHN' Sias' ""s-'
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IITLTON'S INSOIIUBIIE CEMENT
OF NOR" gsoera pro, Vi utility than sny invention
before the public IL has be- thorous hy tested during ,ha
Ia t.o years by Practice! en- sn on0unced by all g be
sOPEhiOEto sny ADdESIv tPREPARAIl ~ KNOWN.
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sey,sstecnth RsSir&asil

W ~ ICiiEs,lEH CuiSsNERS.
1b,. Ras,neut ,sia o. Peorssnued lnaer COMMAND ~
VM y C. GROWER llsn MsIoc.
VA" - nEAD,yaKEEKS, No 302 Broadway.
Wh.y. All necessary lniSc Aaion cen be .,osalned
s,ss3 houuy Ee'eS.lneE" and iS to Il S> VINO 81
h'ti] "''''' VIM T. C. GROWER Colonel
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE ACCIDENT AT FORT LYON
DiSgraceful Assault on a COlOred Soldier
Important Internal Revenue DECISION
Special Dispatoh to The N. Y. Tribune

Special Dispatch to The N y Ino"n''
WARRINGTON, Wednesday, June TO- 1861.
rur ACCIDENT AT FORT LYON.
Tbouph Fort Lyon is situated about two miles
bevoud Alexandra the explosion sensibly
felt in that city ami dis iucy heard here. Eight
thousand six-pound cartridges We're exploded oesde
a large amount of small ammunition. Several men
were thrown hundred yards from tie Fort aud
one two hundred yards into the mir. An his clothes
were torn off him, but he escaped with slight III
juries. Twenty minutes after the explosion the am
bulance train OF Capt. Morris was on the ground,
and the wounded were on their way to the different
hospitals in Alexandra.
The President and Secretary Stanton visited The
scene Of the accident to-day The following is cor
rect list of the killed and injured lar us known,
all belonging to the 3d Battalion Of New-Iork Ar
allery. They ore sbockiugly mangled<
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6prrai No!lcce.

The Ninth Ward Loyal Lcnzuc vii meet THi'
tIUrfs .st1 Ftl.stNt. a. I-tabrs n4n ~" u bufi 10
s.Iafo e oc1ts Or.G spo.ksr. viii n" pr-s~nis ) az
aI..s toe u--'ins. The y-liic - girt Poo t''eHt
JOHN NILaO.. ffe'l.at.
Sos.'s sTIr 500. s,e.e,uis.
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United s,eresranitnry commission.

FfW.IuU Jun T ND
r, ~. Lev H. w gvLt0v. Pie.i lent oi Ito sanitary
C,,,ui..isr >Jr Si, ~ bsyr the I!-AUr 70 20 TIE
t~u VI transus.ion Of the FLOWING eocuUrnt me yfo
cod. 81 .srtrn -uannuuG ~it-en Tnou-rnd sewn cain
Ell Dollar. ~ r have been d- o4t-d "a tie h1fcnAHts
tiau. 70 thu crrait - tho S,urHy Commsi and a"sa us
-, Irf.ttne th.t the COMMUNIST 90 PICS efSf 70
. -rd l.. noble GRAND Of LuiugIy roe y ntl patriot
LIN we vsry truly your. A. stLLLN ~; ,,y
THF UNITED STATES SANITARY COMM SION
m, .ub.crb-r. nfn-p,ei - L~Hf'i- ssnp my 't on
ig and wounded sald.fs far our several l9sti!nlo
rosnt- tie oPpoits DOR names or torlt 80 80
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Supplied in Family Manufacturert' packages from
ouncos {, loo pound.
HILTON BROS. L Co. PFopte,or.
Providence, II J.
For sale Wholesale by NJ. Ward. O. .. 30. No. 80
Nillau-.t. o.. G. Oa.,y, NO II Psfk-rsv; Hal. RHckr,
80 28 Greenwich st.. Crosby, BotiehoA Haven no. 22
bry-st. aud at Tutlii ryery ,yleie
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18
Wit and Hunor.

Timon remarks that soldier is superior
to civilian, because the former is tho
rational being.
WHY is a blacksmith like a safe steed !?
Because one is hors-eshoer and the other is
a sure horse.
Bacon says that labor conquers all things.
but idleness conquers more people than labor
does.
The world always receives talent with open
arms, but often does not know what to do
with genius.
Why would tying a slow horse to post
improve his pace because it would be
way to make him fast.
81 never did see suchia wind and such Q
Storm" said man in a coffee room. sand
pray, sir" inquired would be wit, "since
YOU saw the wind and the storm, what might
their color be?" "The wind blew and the
storm rose" was the ready rejoinder.
Little boys should be seen and not heard"
Taat's what little fellow told his teacher
when he could not say his lesson.
A western paper, annoyed by the peri
phrasis "American citizens of African de-
scent" offers "unbleached Americans" as a
shorter and more expressive term.
If you visit young woman, and you are
won and she is won, you will both be one.
The young lady who eloped sometime since
with a gallant Major" has returned with a
ssminor' in her arms.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18

ONE THING AT A TlME.-Step among your
neighbors, reader, and see whether those
among them who have got along smoothly,
and acquired property and gained good
name, have not been men who bent them
selves to one single branch of business who
brought all their power to bear on the point,
and built on one foundation. 1t must be so.
Go out in the spring, when the sun is far
distant, and you can scarcely feel the infuence
of his beams, scattered as they are over the
wide face of creation; but collect those beams
as focus, and they kindlc up fame in an
instant.
So the man that squanders his talents on
many things, will fail to make an impression
with either let him strike at single abject,
and it will yield before him.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18
Original Notice.

Muscatine County,
To Charles Halter and Elizabeth naller:
NOU are hereby notified that there is on file in the
office of he Clerk of the District Court Musca-
tine County State of Iowa, petition of Philip Halter,
claiming the dissolution OF the co-parnerskip existing
between said Philip Charles Halter, aud a deere Q
against said Charles Hae for $685. and per cent in
longing the said CO. partnership and by the said
Charles Halter converted to his nse ard praying
that interests in the property of said partner
ship may be sold for the payment of said aim.
Now, unless You appear there'o o, and defend,
before # the second day of the of said
Court, commencing on the third Monday Of October,
A. D. 1862 default will be entered against YOU and
judgment and decree rendered thereon.
J. CARSKADDAN,
Sept. 4.wfw-S5. ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18
Original Notice.

THE STATE OF IOWA,
lfuscafine County,
To The Chicago d Rock Island Railroad Company:
NOU hereby notified that there will be file
before The first day of August, A. D. SGD, in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court of Muse atne
county, State of Iowa. petition of s. A. goulke az
plaintiff, claiming of you defendants the of
dollars and fortythre cents and interest
from the ninth day of july 1862 damages for injury
done a bale of Mer hands, occasioned by your neg
ligence while transporting it common carrier from
Chicago to Muscarne, about the seventh day of
July. 1868, and that writ of attachment may be issued
against your goods and chattles exempt from
cution.
Now, unless you appear thereto, and defend, or
before of the second day of The next term of said
Court cling the third Monday of October "A
1868 default will be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon.
HANNA & FITZGERALD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Aus2Sw 4w-prs fee So.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18

WWho caused the war? "The Adolf
tionists." Who is responsible for the war
"Mr. Lincoln" Who should stop the war
'The Administration" This is what the
sympathizers with secession say. .r
Who passed resolutions of secession? The
Southern States. Who plundered our ar
senals? Southern statesmen. Who fired
upon Fort Sumter? Southern soldiers. Who
continue to defy the Union? The Southern
rebels. This is what history will say.
We can only reconcile history with the
sympathzers by very common illustration {:
"You trouble the waters drink" said wolf
to lamb one day. 81 beg your pardon"
said the lamb, II am drinking below you,'
&C., &c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18

OF the sixty-two elements known in nature,
only eighteen are found'in the human body
and of these seven are metallic. Iron is found
in the blood; PHOSPHORUS in the brain; lime
stone in the bile; lime in the bones; dust and
ashes in all. Not only these eighteen hu
man elements, but the whole sixty-two, OF
which the universe is made, have their essen
tial basis in the four substances Oxygen,
hydrogen, nitrogen and carbon-rspresent-
ing the more familiar names of fire. water
saltpeter and charcoal. And such is man
the lord of the earth-a spark Of fire-a drop
of water-a grain of saltpeter-an atom Of
charcoal!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18
Original Notice,

81 ATE of 1o"A' 90
Muscatine County.
To Mary Isabella Place:
NOU are hereby notified that there is on file in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Musca-
Tine county, State of Iowa, petition of Thomas j.
rage, the care and custody of your Raltns Place
ana the exclusive use and control of the property be.
longing to him in Delaware county, State of Iowa.
before noon of the second day of tho said
Court, commencing on the third Monday of October A.
D. 1866 default will be entered against you and judg.
men rendered thereon pray I'd for by the petitioner.
J. Il. NISLY,
Sept. II, 1SG3-w4ws4-pd. Solicitor for PIE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18
..,rurchIn ,. Got your Mule"

ssI'urclllm - Got your Mule.'
This has the genuine camp flavor. We find 1t In tn
valer paper published at Fayetteville, Tenn by tho
oys of the LIST Regiment o. VOL
planter came to camp one day,
His niggers for to find.
His mules had also gone astray,
And stock of every kind.
The planter tried to get them back,
And thus was made fool,
For every one he met in camp
Cried "Mster, here's your mule.'
Go back, go back, 60 back, old scamp
And don't be made a fool,
Your niggers they are all in camp,
And Turchins got your mule.
His corn and horses all were gone
Withna day or two,
Again he went to Colonel Long,
To see what he could do.
cannot change what have done,
And won't be made q fool,
Was all the answer he could get
The owner OF the mule.
CHORUS.
Go back, go back so back old scamp,
Aud don be ma De u fool,
Your niggers, they are all in camp,
And Turchin's got your mule.
And thus from place to place We go,
The song is CIR the same,
TITS not once it used to be,
For Morgan's lost his name.
He went up North and there he stays,
With stricken face, the fool;
In Cincinnati now he cries,
"My kingdom for q MULE
Go back, 60 back, 20 back, old scamp,
And don't be made fool,
Your niggers, they are all in camp
And Turchin's got your mule.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18

~ A country youth having an uncle
living in town, resolved to pay him visit
he accordingly started off one morning, and
ar wed at his unc!e's house just as supper was
ready. Being very hungry, from his long
walk, he no sooner got seated at the table
than he commenced a furious onslaught on
the eatables, at right and left.
"Hold on, sir" said his uncle, who was a
p:ous man; ''we always say something here
before we cat"
Say what you have mind to-" answered
the boy, between two mouthfuls, "you can't
turn my stomach"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18
Probate Notice.

To James Ady, Joshua Ady, Rebecca Ady, Hannah
Fisher and Jonathan Ady:
VOU are hersby notified that instrument of writ
L ing purportng to be the Will of Joseph T. Ady,
late of Muscatine county, State of Iowa. deceased
opened and publicly read in open Court at a regular
term Of the County Court of said county, held tine
7th day OF tember A. D. 1862 and that Tuesday,
the 22d day OF September A. D. 1863 at o'clock M
of said day. has been liked upon the time for proving
said Will J CARSkADDAS
Sept. H. 1SG3-w2w-prs fee IS. County Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-18

WoN'T Do 1T-Thayer of the Muscatine
Courier, says fatty that he won't denounce
the rebelsl'' Of course he won't. No man
IS expected to denounce the rebels who is pub.
fishing paper in Iowa in the interest of jeff.
Davis. We have tried very hard to keep
Thayer's neck out of the hangman's noose
We have given him great deal of sound ad-
vice. We have exhausted the language OF
impressive admonition. But the old Rebel
in suite of all advice, is going to Traitor
crave With the velocity of q cannon ball. His
n1edantic quotations from Shakespeare do not
cover M his witnesses. -Des Moiaes Beg.