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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13
By Richard Cauthorn, Auevr,

DauAusp BACON At AUUTIOe.-o,
4 MONDAY, l3;h Inst, st 10 o n.ock 81 n,
sscse will eel, a. suction, en- Aeeoun; II ~hoa
may cosc.cn, about 10 0so ID Haeon--H i ans sa,s
ana Shoulders, Emswhst caGcged
II cAUrE0Es. Aust,
FT7HsRE LIKELY Fk63 Na3kv lsEa Feg
\ sAGE TT AUCT s1.--By vr.u-s o. ".
de- O. tas Bustir ~ Court OF iha city Of Rchnoai
msse In crrsuansa OF Tn act Of tss Bssisls:ur.o G,
Virgins viii seil in ftcn. OF the City TAI ar
MoEcAY mex. tia - h inss, lsas. Stin; Cat
d.y) a. 10 ocioex b II. 10 tins highest ti4icr, f.,
cas, tho kc;oricx frs~ Lsgrnss. eonvis.sd OF stri
LARCENY, aaa ordered by said ronst 20 De SOLD d'0
abs,,uts slavery, viz: td-ar3 sossnsn Ceo-ssE
Whitley spa william Josss. rtcss Dca sse yoan,
,uuna, and liz ely, sud worthy tbs A..en.ar d
Il, st.rs Taos y 1UDGsT,
il g~..Ss HesT5sot t"sS 3 sioNfr'bj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

- naAa wi h urs xsseiioaAbss res>rspssg esu 10
had 81 xSuBS?IEUTa Ia : good cslas aay. AZ.
tilisry or eayasry ssrvc. prsssgred Address ap
a." DiEssea ttive w lS~2t
@ UBafsTUTR WAaIED--C,ysr Is yeses cid,
y for which liberal prses viii DO pale. Cal u
tnc eiiass Of r D2oWs, between the kcura OF
sad3 fl ll-.a.sl "
q UhsxtTUfAs-tJxa - had BY calling On
- AL1X b QcopHxN. q UaetSsevlgls Gum.
S-ssAEA county Va iya-9Ws :
NOTIOa-yoe the puepcn c1 sspaislaG Lack.
IN No. ~ aud the 1eekAsh Aqps1uei. ths savi.
viii b. supaa6sd Inn ~ IasA % - sch July,
keuslve. hstWe0 GsyeniA ISlanA 0.A ~ 1tvee
0enA w 2 nUny0a4
k0-aAw oeasoy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13
TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
FROM rHARLa ST0N.

CpARLEsros. Jolly I0--1hs firing on both
sidsa ceased at half past ak o'clock p. M.
The principal lighting has been with the
Bate Wagner, on Merris's leland
Fonr monitors were Engaged from > A NJ
to 9 o'clock p NJ They shen withdrew ior
ono hour a ,sgboas supflied them with
Ammunition. They renewed the attack at 3
O'Clock.
The infantry lighting has si.o been severe
The Yarkees made two assaults on Battery
WaxDer and were rspussd.
Oar casualties are about ore hundred and
f1v killed, wouldsd and missing, including
three officers killed Captains asseli and
Chsves, and Lieut. Bee
/. is supposed tas fg1t will he renewed to
morrow, tlitn
foFFIcfAL bf3PATCHEs
The folio wing official dspatchss ware re-
ceived ii ths War Department in Richmond,
Saturday July i
%tasFLFsToH, July ~.
I'o General S Cooper Adj ard iEsp'r Gen !:
At dark the enemy retained possession OF
the Socth CIT. portio. of Morris's isiand- -Four
monitors engaged the bs:tsry Wagner, and
the battery at Cnm mirg's Point, all day, With
ont damage or casualties; but the soss IN OPP
posimg the landiu. wag fessra--thfea handred
killed and wounded, iucladiug 10 officers. The
enemy ioss Is evidently haaVy.
tSien.dt n !. bkAunt"Aho.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

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80 : nv ...ss ' I'D. 'asrssi. sesa s.sss
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nj H dsl1vers4 g - g
ySaksln elsseG olsAnseA "a "a uysssu LDyt.
II ll~ols
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13
RUSANAXs.


MIOrIcH Fun sw y fosra shs iaps..ss SD
An ISsh Of Jues, 10 ;. negro GAo ~ 81
Hay, Is ysses old, OF iishs eoiapi'ncp' 70, ~
fses inc4ss HEB bsl1rss 70 ma f.sie. sysss
mar she's, aaa teok Ne shosEaak,ss lis a,
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PLNASAas " ME-
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iail 70 lhas gel him. r,xlsPA
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

YET skTf --An Cvsrsesr fsr this sgd III sn.u
w lug Year o. farm with eiSht * "a hslss
.T,,n ys,;aoui fanEy r:.f.sred Fot s.ith All uGs
wfil q 4aif.:d aai exempt ffAm military da'y .
litcys. rres a BE- paid. Ad,i'tn, -
w - COSBY.
IyJl~5s~ TJvvh ,nr Il z, "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

EF' GUg ak13 OF Blnt;E1 ADk q ooI,s WE
yssi .yGs7 ccrt'1uei uuS: 5 loI9os ~TEes s's post
poBed IL ruiii 10 O'clock on MsaoA sho ,jta
i.stsLt.
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slc, ~ .s.oacs-s q DDS. =. IL oclceE pF.aissiy
~ieheut ~; - Wi ,ge tie ,srIee:iea advcsss.
.cr ts' Fcs.srlsy morning.
l9it~2s I"arEaos ADAMS x Co. Ar1.'s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

Nsy.s tsD-~sagbs BoYg, between :h'sssd
Nv il AM IS yssra. 10 sr,is. az hIun'gsr' ID
the Is. s; E; regiment. Tloy ~sb rssove $50 15c
w, 1nd SIS monthly raw, With 'n'i allowance
e4v.h,rg Also tsso Hcad sEers, ID Tttm SKA
ysrsap wa be pas. epgYso
n, ls-Js~ rgsH,re. Eroad gtrssi uu'.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

exec FRIES
3 retAfsFsE P.IM 50 p
II. Rfo.vsl EieGs5r SOAP
EeNloat sps " ia1G-e
o. too "A 80 % {iayEs
tssnei Lily eVh.
tjeH- Hsn 10 !: .--$s
f1A.r tfushal sal oos1is
75.s.ls st l33 hzlIs
igI9-1t. - FtTGRL4Y a 90.
fEHas, pG6, TEA
oles.s s1psEiot Eek Tea
80 nasanlf Cora aeii
{ b VINEGAR
II as;,a 81 i,:5b Ground p4spsr fer fase ~
W - syIaH~SsE !. co,
~ "a a. 80 - Daari st, heIoss CARY.
= s, ~ s a q y
a. ~ bis Ssorsn Sua8F.
liz Il wa ClsrE Il Il,
Jsaa EhIrH + CT,
isIs-ii' ussv s.: Os.e~san .i;k ard 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13
CHAKLssTos, Jaly li--lil p. II.

CHARLssTos, July lD-lil p. N.
To EeaPrni =. CO0De9
The enemy has threatening force on the
lover front Of james & / ana along , ono.
An attempt gVaa made today to destroy lie
Savannah Railroad b.ijQe over the Ejixo
river. at was folisd, with the loss of one
steamboat. IS
lSgue3 u. T. BFAUREGARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

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p= u !SaaI.t Ttsz1F (tyt+ss weeks fcE *ity ;;aF
tess. ss-o.aE - 4o as.sits - Fs2artd sea- 1t 81
tin,sa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

1S;s RaAT un.ar:.shed geo .: aad good
mass DlEtaG-as1A GEsV s3aT fos hsre
-. shs S1or Ii L0sskion R0ss slrsss, two doors
Mat from tho Richmond Honse.
" I0~Ss a.isWoAD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

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n, ar4e Il 3sr srJHs hQc- to Ee:, w.to os without
bad WILL fncaiahsS Aiso, sro cs three De
sQAaGRas iassss. on s.h, hs'wssn erase Aaa
ErsakiiH sti Dsx. ~ the Prelay .szisn CHURCH.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

A U1EIoa SALE uP ass; Lsn3E ARD
"A yAtUAEtE ukEG3 Or cOaaS lM-
PC1rgU FER xTs.n;xH&9 sST.GgA ia
TUESDAY, IDS l&!h i.st commanding st "a
O'Clock. as will s>li as C-E auei!on ssors by eats
iogrs, tbs valuable essga 80 soaGs .macr.ed ger
steamship "tio, 8" sasEx isirI Large nna dssifs.
Ia arz,s s.ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

WY ANT q D.
Nf 4 HOTEL CLyiS
Oh . with so-rs s1psrisne, sa ha boyine.' ard
Wiling 10 u,sss hrcs,.f useio;, may epil nc.
daley =. the Li1wOod IA. uso, 9th ana atipss
ic Is CTS VIZ WStsEr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-13

ShT AETGD.A situation 80 0aVhSHssaa
w Desired by yoar q iaaS os sGgris Mne
is iuily e2mpeisst 10 t3ke1 ihe btslss FnStsh
hrsuehsB, Mathematics ste 2sTsaE Iancsrsse-~
Esss re'ersrce givzn su., rreesgsh. Es el lss.ira
q In fou,h. A.i3recs "YEs.CaAEh ts~ins
t.rser eSSr lima &C Va iV l1-Ji'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14
LONDON, March IL, 1868.
PrCem.

lET ONE WHO FRorEssEru TO HAVE BEEN THERE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14

The main Objectionable feature Of the
above is that he wants England TO : break p"
in honor of the bride, though possibly a slight
increase of the national debt would suffice
him.
Below will be found Mr.. Martin Farquhar
TupPers e%tfusjon. Some years ago Mr..
Upper wrote a rather clever series of prose
sketches for one of the English magazines
under the title of Proger5iql Philosophy, He
hasn't done much work since then unit now.
This is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14

don't know. and wouldn't tell if | did.
Young ladies in the States on similar occa-
sions would want to be dressed in like man.
ner. and with the present prices of silks
what would be the RESULT The silver
trimming on the dress alone would have ex-
hausted a whole vein of some of your best
mines and raised the price of leading fan
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14

For the convenience of readers of an arith-
metical turn of mind the leading papers have
printed MIR. Tupper's Welcomes in plain
figures. The exact sum which they amount
in the aggregate has not yet been ascertain
ed, though Bishop Colenso has left his Pen
tateuch to figure it out. | will let you know
the result in due course of mail, BY the
way, do you not think Mr.. Topper will rath-
er frighten the Prince by telling him that
his wife is "made of Denmark" But you
can't fool the Prince so easilv-he probably
knows better by this time. Hoping that YOU
and all your readers will live through Tup-
per's poem, | remain as ever, INCoG.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
HE Royal NupfiaIs Of
England.

hat was said and done on the Interest,"
ing OccasiOn-HOw the Prince looked,
and how the Bride behaved-What Alex
andTa wore and what she didn't.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14

His truest crown, his joy and pride
she comes All blessings on her
Our Aiourt's wife and happy choice,
Making the wondering World rejoice
That such a Prince has Won her
For. search We all tle nations round,
No fairer, better could be found.
None IN whose lot more hopes abound.
OF JOY. and peace. aud honor
Then, shout ALa!u with heart aud voice,
And the startled w-laIu sound
From ecLoin- shore 10 shore,
100. 600 Welcomes
100000 Welcomes
And 100000 more
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14

The Wedding Day and the Wedding Ceremo-
nieB-Ie nuysCn's Ode and Mr.. Turner's
Calculations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14

100000 Welcomes
100000 Welcomes
And lU0.O o more
happy heart 81 England,
Shou; a.oud and sing Land,
As no land sang before
And let the Tseau soar
And ring from shore 70 shore
100000 Welcomes,
And 100 900 more
And let the cauuous roar
The joy-stuuu'd city or,
And let the s;eeples chime it
100, 900 Welcomes.
And 100000 more
And let the people rhyme It
From neighbours door 10 door.
From every mans hearts core
100000 Welcomes.
AID 100000 more
II.
she comes, the Maid II Denmark,
The Kaven-NO! The Dove
The Royal Maid Of Denmark,
The darling child Of Denmark,
To be our Queen Of Love;
She comes. His young and beautious Bird
Behold her al the Princes side,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14

Q glad and glorious Day
o multitude or mu Jitude!
- deep magnetic brotherhood,
And yearuiu- ali one way
y spirit-sJlriuE cheers
. hearts that burst ia tears,
All sohoin- in the sun,
And throobinC all as one
. HaES, Ike me.eorS cleaning,
n mad excitement streaming
O Numbering guns and Changing psa!s,
Ojoy, wherewi;h all England reels
Was ever such "A Welcome
In all the days OF yore2
Was ever such "a Triumph,
Or ever shall Doe more
Let fgcterjuE hearts confess it.,
And streaming checks express il,
And prayers ~ silence bless IL
Let ciappiuE hands ia quick surprise
And Ac-ai!T.es and tapestries,
Ald. electric as She comes,
Fla-s and flowers, trump-tS, drums,
T]hrobuil- breasts aud thrilling cries,
Waving Sca-t> and flashing yes,
And all this SuTEiuE multitude
This eager ovrrW heluiug food,
Sisters and brothers, like a : q
KippIiug their 100000 smiles for Thee
. let Mi these declare it
Let miles Ut shouting swear it
In all the years Of yore
Unparalleled before
And thou most welcome Wanj'rer
Across the Northern Water,
Our EuElanI's ALEXANDRIA
Our dear adopted Daughter
Lay to thine hearC. conn'd DER aud DER,
In future years remembered well,
The magic frrvor Of this spell,
That shakes the land from shore 10 shore,
And makes all hearts and eyes hrJm DER,
Our loo. 600 Welcomes
our ]5O,UOO,OoO Welcomes,
And a 100, O0O, 600 more.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
MARRIED.

In the city Of Portsmouth, Ohio, the evening Of
Feb g. 1885, at the residence Of the brides father
Rev. J. II. Williams, Mr.. CHARLES p LLOYD. Of Onon.
va, Iowa, and Miss LAURA J. BENTLEY Of the former
place. , --. .e.-, ..-.-
In Muscatine, Saturday evening, March 7th, 1863
ct the residence Of Edward Hoch Esq. BY Rev. T. L.
Belden Mr. JOHN 8. ADAIR, OF Denver City, and Miss
ELLA A. STEPHENS, Of this city. ~ ID
We acknowledge tho receipt Of splendid cake from
the hands Of the fair bride. John," though not id.
vanced in years, will be remembered by citizens a.
an "old se!tler." He Is capital fellow-generous,
brave, and handsome-snd We congratulate him upon
bis good fortune in securing tho hand Of of Musca
tines fairest daughters. May their path be strewn
with fowers,their lives long, sweet and prosperous,
and their western homo filed with-psace, comfort
and plenty. May their union be perpetual and their
happiness eternal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

Some D1rrERENcE.-A few. days ago the
Courier, with great flourish of trumpets,
announced "a great Democratic victory at
Tipton."- Subsequent advices proved that
the election was farce from beginning to
end. The town charter itself was farce,
and officers elected under it were powerless
for either good or evil; consequently but lit
tie if any interest was evinced in the election,
and the Union men nominated no ticket
But thirty-eight votes were cast, they being
all for the same ticket, which was headed by
a Copperhead Of the deepest dye, who des-
pairing Of ever getting into Office by any le-
climate means, followed the footsteps of his
predecessor in political dishonesty lie Grand
Byington) in announcing vacancy, and de-
clared himself elected.
In contradistinction to the idea of "Dem-
ocratic victory" achieved at the aforesaid
election, and to controvert the impression
that has gone forth that Upton is a Demo-
cratic city, we learn that at an election held
last Monday, in which the unconditional
Union men nominated ticket which was
elected by a majority ranging from ten to
nineteen.
The people Of Upton are loyal to the core
and can be depended upon in every emer-
gency.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
M ARK ETS.

MUsUArINE, March -.
WHEAr-We quote rejected spring At TO, and No l
spring ut Doc. Fall B, 90 TO $1,10.
CoRN.-30c, shelled and unshelled.
OATs.-45a50c.
RYF.--Steady at CO.,
PARIrY-ln demand at 1,25.
PorAToEs-6Oc.
BUTTER.-15al8c.
SORGHUM MoLAssEs-3Oa50c.
EG0s.-7aSo.
BEANs-In good demand At 81 95a$1 80, according to
quality.
ONIoNs.-Scarcs at 81.
GREEN APPLEs-S120a1,25. sf.. ...
BEEF CArTLs.-$2, 0OaS 20 per cwt.
Hoos-SS,85a4,1 10.
LARD.-7a8o. .@T
SHouLDE Rs.-(Oountry cured) at Sc.
HAMs.-(Country cured.) at SC.
CLEAR SIDTs.-4a5c,
HIDEs-Green &c. green salt e1Sa7c, dry 1oc, dry
flint 14c.
FLouR-32.75a rs.
HAY-Timothy IS .Ooa6,Oo per ton.
WooL-50c per pound.
Wuvav
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
SPECIAL NO TICES.
IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
To the Citizens OF Nuscatfme
County.
The people Of this county requested to send in to
all they spare of the following kinds Of vegetables
and goods for the benefit of sick and wounded SOL
disrs to be forwarded to the regiments companies
that have gone from this county, wherever they may
Le By some person to be appointed by the Executive
Committee who is to take charge Of the sane and go
with and attend to the distribution. Please send In
fast possible, and will endeavor to send steam
boat load in about two weeks: -t
N. B.-Artic!es may also be left with Garrettson
Wiley
Potatoes
Onions;
Sour KrOut;
Pickles Of all kinds;
Prepared Horse Raaish;
Canned Fruit of all kinds;
Tried Fruit;
Eggs, butter, Cheese;
Ale and Lager Beer;
And any other articles that will bear transportation
would be antidote for scurvy afford relief to
the sick wounded.
The following persons were appointed Q committee
to solicit contributions and to carry into effect the
above object:
Edward Stewart, Samuel Barrows,
John A. Parvin, Marshall Framework,
DR.. Reynolds, DR.. Horton,
VIM. P. Crawford, John Wiley.
John Bryant,
A. Breomhall, Goshen.
D. G. Barkslow,
Joseph L. Reed, Wilton.
J. SCOTT RICHMAN, President,
J. COMPTON, Secretary,
Muscatino Co. Soldiers Relief Association
March g. 1S63.1w.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

~By reference to notice from the clerk
of the court, to be found in another column,
it will be seen that an extra session of the
Board of Supervisors Of Muscatine County
has been called to meet at the Court House,
on Monday, the 23d inst, for the purpose Of
providing fund for assisting families Of
volunteers from the funds of the county"
The fund appropriated at former meeting
of the Board which is now nearly exhausted,
has been the means of preventing much suf-
fering, that otherwise would have inevitably
ensued. During the winter, many families
whose natural protectors were away fighting
for the supremacy Of the laws and the unity
Of our country, have been relieved from want,
the inevitable result of the failure Of govern
ment to pay the soldiers. There will not be
such pressing necessity now as there was
during the winter, and the demands on the
county fund will decrease as the summer adj
vances. Yet ample provisions should be
made to meet any emergency.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
MUSCATINE POST OFFICE.

MUSCATINE POST OFFICE.
Open from Z A. M. to Pm. On Sundays from a
NJ. to 10 A. M.
Arrivals and Departures Of Mails.
EASTERN MAIL, via Davenport.-Arrivesa 90 P. N.
Closes at 2, 40 P. M.
WESTERN MA1L, via Washingto~-Arrives at $40 P NJ.
Closes at 1873 A. M.
WESTERN MAIL, via Io,oa Gtv.-Arrves at $40 P. M.
Closes at 8,45 A. M.
MA1Lto Blue Grass Mepine scseand Censrs and Pleas
ant Prairis--Arrives on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at IL NJ. Closes same day at
l2:30P. M.
NAIL to Toolsboro Palo Alto, Albright and Bnris City,
Arrives on Tuesday and Friday at IL N.
Closes same day at 1890 P. NJ.
MAIL 10 Eairport.-Arrives on Friday at P. NJ.
Closes on Saturday at A. NJ.
MAIL to Misois City, Drry's Lending and mgtoS-
Arrive. Thursday at M. Closes same
day at same hour.
H8- All the above mails close at the hours named,
railroad time, which 10 fifteen minutes faster than town
time JOHN MAHIN. n.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13

GERMAN S1oN.-According to ancient tradi-
ton, the three first days Of March indicate
the weather for the months of spring. If this
is so, March will be pleasant, dry month ;
April cool and rainy, and May very cold for
the season. I'VE shall see what we shall see.' y
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to the Board of Supervis-
Ors of Muscatine County,.

TN obedience to q call Of majority of the members Of
said Board. you hereby notified that there will
be special meeting thereof held at the Court House
in said county. Monday, the 23d inst for the pur
pose providing fund assisting families of vol
unteers who may need assistance from the county,
JOHN W. JAYNE,
Clerk Board of Supervisors
.0 By @. g. Foster, Deputy.
March 10Th 1o63-1t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
LUMBER MARKET.

CHICAGO, March IL.
There less hrmness and activity in tho Grain
Markets to-day, owing to the decline In Gold, and
genei al thing prices ruled easier.
The demand for Wheat WAS mainly confined to No.
Spring, which ranged from $l,l1a1.13 No. Spring
sold to limited extent at 51,22%a1,23H Rejected
spring was dull at 91so3c.
Transactions in Flour were small-not large enough
to establish quotations.
Tho demand for Corn was only moderate, and the
market ruled easier. Sales ranged from s0a51c for
Winter and from ST. for fresh receipts of Mixed.
Rejected Corn in moderate request at 45a46c for
Winter, and 4ea47c for fresh receipts.
There was less activity in Oats. Sales made at
Sic for No. l in store.
Rye was in light supply aud firm at s2c.
Prime grades of Barley firmly held at g. 40a1 so.
Common and medium grades range from Slal 80.
Dried Fruits in good demand and firm.
Live hogs were firm and higher q few choice lots.
Dressed Hogs firm and 10c higher. Sales ranged
from s470a57o to y4s6a5e5 for lots dividing on 200
pounds.
by Tslegaph.]
NEW YORK, March IL.
FLouR-Market quiet. S. 2Oa7,3O for Extra State
765a7. Is for Extra R. H.O
WnEAr-Market quiet. 81, 40a1 81 for SpringS1, s2a
1850 for Milwaukee Cub-s1 7lal7 for Winter Red.
CoRN-Dull and declining. 91ae8c for sound and s5a
81 for unsound.
OATs-Firmer.
WHIsKY-Dull. 47a4sc.
MoNEY-Gold 159.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-13
U. s. Collectors Notice.

OFFICE CT INTERNAL REvENUE,1
DAVENPORT, Iowa, March 10. 1868.
THE United States Assessor for the I'd District of
i the State Of Iowa, aving completed his Annual
taxes assessed have become due and payable, and
that the 23d day of March, instant and for three
days thereafter the undersgnsd by himself deputy,
will attend at the office of the United States ASSESSOR
(Pliny Fay, Esq., in tho city of Muscatine, in the
county of Muscatne and State of Iowa. to receive the
duties and taxes assessed.
Now, therefore, know all persons, that in case tho
said duties and taxes not within the time above
named. penalty of ten per centum will be added in
each case and the amount collected according to the
statute in such case made and provided.
GEO W ELLIS,
o. 8. Collector Of the I'd District OF Iowa.
March 18th, 1868 - go. ~.
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az The ferry boat is now enjoying an ex'
cellent run of trade in transporting teams to
and from the opposite side Of the river. Since
tho reads have become passable large num-
Der Of farmers residing on the opposite side
have visited the city. q. ~ sai.assw