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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
Action Of thc Le.,>i ,taI- ol the R.iur
Of the Fast Minnesota Reg .,nent.
Mr.. HEATON offered the following J DIN

Action Of the Le.,>i ,taI- Ol the R:,ur
Of the Fi.i Minnesota Reg .,nent.
Mr.. lEATON offered the following J DIN.
ResoIu. .Ivu
WHEREAS. The l., regiment Of Minneso.
IA Volunteers n Nv IN IN: -.rinj vi IN; - .
mtc. has BEEN ens ,.e III aria 'ui All ac Il Il
>e:v &C rear twenty months, aut, whetea<.
durIn:: this period It has taken pr. III in.,.,
Vi 'b: c,,ntnn> ard t:en p'e~cnt aul >h 'wn
Its vsior IL alir'-t every let In, p,tts III
Virginia from BLF> Ri /, Fl. l:r. :x ,DIrs.
by wuscil lis RI ,k> INV. b:el thin.I al 1
grada,.'y r-'idc. 80 nesr an--f,aI tn vi ,t<
"rss,onsl nau,pes an, whereas. by reas IN
uf thc great de.,ie.ton of It's nuuo.r., i. Is
believed II w"ui prove uf ultimate b."efi.
{" The pso.lc servo. t. srant sail reg:m :uI
The priveie,s sf ret ns,i"s t, Nsnstcso.a f,r
a Unite II perioi IN .'ssi.r ,o recruit a"I ii.l
up l'~ lie .,sesei rtnk>: theref,re,
Re-. IL I. lby tn. S:nsl. uf n.nne<n.a the
il"u-- crucsIrr:ns] fn,t hi. Exc-ilsncs.
Gov s:asn<er- y n-reo; reIa-s7e tu co.nmu
nscass wuh the President aui Secretary VI
War, ii fs mas np. s.rsAjy dune So, w'si, the
view. u pa .ioe, "i securing Temporary
wiiiriraSsi Vi said Is: rr.imsa. 70 the Ssase
of Minnesota. @."@5 >%' r.
: RsIei. sfastser, Tta. cur Senator's and
Representatives. ~ Was.stn s.aa ar- hereby
requested 1s cAs-,,erais III procuring the ~
turn a all rr;.mea. 10 this S-zss :or ih.
purpo.e< aforesaid. ~ 49,
Keae', ra,s copy Of these resolutions
be Transmitted by the G.rernsr 10 each .
our S-naasrs znI Representatives in Con
gre<<- :
Tie rules we're sus e -ie1. and the JOIN
Ees,.a,lon had I,s sesesai resd nS<, and -,
passed. z s
The S.as.s sbea s1iosrasd.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
The GreDt Pa!iAdium TOR the West.

uC SuC VVfSSs
We all lM " ~ r'ta, d., Wick to the
West is lack Of timber pr"I,erly distributes
AMI he CONSEQUENCE: the heavy expense of
erecting buildings, '"aki'; lenc.'. procuring
flsl. AMI also tn severity OF the winds which
damage our crops. our iruit trees and our
fruit, and makes our clia,ate chilly and un
pleasant.
From 'he developement Of the past year,
We have 50 d reason to kelieve tnat in a
very few years this i,npedimert to orr pro-
gre>> will be. "r rather may b.. entirely re
mov:i. We refer t. the general iutroduc
ton Of the White Willow (S,hr IIa.l-
Heretofore. all It enp's /" pr'd ee groves
or wood lots aud live ''euces have proved. to
srea; extent. failures. The Locust is TO-
slow =, gr'w,h. aud in many laces destroy
ell hy ,he borer. The L'mbardy Poplar and
Cot.onw"sl, although rapid in growth. are
q. ii,le value rs mbsr. The O>ase Orange
for lise fe:,ces. j. t,o tender Cor the North
u.
Whs' Is nse'icd. il some :a>t growing tree
that Is easi'y and rapidly rropisa,ed. .bat i
perfectly hardy, and will ~,ard The Seve1e<t
winters that will grow "n both wet and DRY
land, iha, roots fir,..'y in the ground to pre-
vent blowing over: that will no, >prna, from
the roe,s. or spread by suckers. that will
thrnw up sh"sss from the stump. 80 ,h,t ~
planting u unnecessary; that splits s,,.isl,,
and freely, that is valuable fs pa>,>. rails.
boards. shingles, Esl, &c: tha, will grow
cls~s together wishoa, dying oo,. aud there.
by sosw = live ksncs. ,hst i ~ ire from The
stsacss af insects. and "t being broxscd by
>ss~k. a. pss<,hls. of dense foliage, and also
bssu.ifssl and ornamental. Frs,n the exps-
.imea,s nsds ~ith,h. White W,I.,w in siif.
'ss<us parts q ths Ssaee, as.i frou he HIS
esy esa sae<vAsrs, y passsr<s ~ ,hpss ~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
Mes>rs. l.. NJ. Ford & Co NurSerymen

MeSSrs. L. NJ. Ford & Co NurSerymen
at ST. Paul, Minn.. Sa, :-E. s. PIKE:
Dear 81" some eight years ago we
ordered some sicr cuttings from WIN. Il.
rr.nce OF Flushing. n. Y. among which
were 100 OF the Sailr Alb,. or Whi,e Will
low. The trees are now Some forty feet high.
We have great faith IN this Willow from the
fact Of its being as hardy here as our forest
trees, while the O>agc Orange is killed by
our winters. In a few years, bv planting
the White Willow, those who wish to settle
on the lrairie MY cave timber in abundance
and almost for song
l.. N. FORN & co.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
Wedding Out.

Gen. Mckinstry has been found guilty oi
the charges preferred agains. him. and. as
ordered BY the President. has been dis mis-.
ID ttom ths ssrv;ca. We hope the purify
ing process will 50 on until every coward
a,d eIesy traitor will BE- siaei out Of the
a1wy.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
STATE ITEhS.

| SEVERAL Memphis news dealers have
been imprisoned for selling the Chicago
1i'"ss. They will b. tried Oh Monday.
THE New Bedford lLruy Saws that
Miss Lavinia Warren's fingers are all
Thumbs.
VIZ understand that new bank of issua
! Is TO I've opened III Winona at an early dav
The parties about TO embark in this enter
PRISE are our own ciliz.ns-JY.uouu Re.
lpu'hcm.
| LARGE PURchAsE.-Col. Pratt. has pur-
c'aS d upw rds Of twenty thousand bushel
OF wheat >i"ce the increase in price. THIS
Is not Tor shipment. but will he manutac
'ured into -four at his mill, and will find u
rea ly MAJ ket u, home. st. Ieter T.,iLuu.
SHAKoPEE WHEAT MARKET During he
past wrek the wheat market 1T this place
has been decidedly lively. and competition
among th" buyers has been very great, to
the manifest satisfaction and benefit Of The
farmers This competition has continued
and increased for the past week. On Mon-
day the market opened ut 95 cents, an! has
Continued /" rise until 1T the time we 20 to
press it has reached the price .: 81 30 per
bu>hsI. This although H. lninally large
price. Is nothing m're than what i, ou .ht to
be particularly when gold is worth 81 ,55.
-ArJus
RUNNING W1LD.-We learn from a gen
t'em'n just down from the Green Lake
country. 'h.t hundreds uf cattle are running
wild III N 'nogaiia and Kanliovhl counties
Our informant had some fifteen head, and
aI'er chase II some hours he succeeded in
obtaining nine OF them, but they were as
w'ht rs h''tt,lo We fear the cold weather
Will s" tml with them, as most of the prair.
les are burnt, AMI he late cold weather has
unl"ub elly c'o>ed all the str am, in that
vic'"''y as we'll as this. We learn also that
sew raj head Of cattle have made their 40
pearance in this county recently. The snow
has pr"inibly driven them in from the Yel
low Medicine conntry.-G'e'c R%yis 'er.
From THE plNEnrEs.-Thc indications
are that the amount OF lumber Gu, on Rum
River this season will exceed that of any
previous year. The winter has hecn un
usually favorable. except that during the first
opening month there WAS u scarcity of snow
Since then, however. the snow has b.c,,
ahnni mt and the weather generally mild
an kt Il p 'u'cm.
EXECUTION OF THE INDIANS AT M.NKA-
To.-J. G. Wise, OF tn. NJ .nkato Il ,curi,
has published Il fine quart" engraving Of the
execnti IN "t the 3S Indian murlerers at
Mankato, Dec rs. 1852. The view is a
correct AMI finely executed orc. and As it
i. a historical event, m ;,n ,rabIe in the his
tory OF the State, every one should possess
II copy.
The protracted meetings still continue,
and the Interest is increasing. There have
been pu 'c a number Of conycrsions.-Ha
! tng< M hpn Tent.
TO BE STRIPPED have been informed
by Z. 5 Off :er, that m order has bocn
promulgated by the Secrtary OF war. to
strip IN summary manDcr, all persons.
not in the service. found wearing soldiers
over coats. If strictly enforced a good
many Of our citizens will b. loft out in the
coII.->t tic Il las.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25

TAs commanders Of all nur Mackad;n.
vssssis oa duty ., and of Charleston has.
bos, have si9nel eersihsats denuunc,nS he
statements of Bsaursssari. and the Easis.h
and Freneh conssls, ahnus the breaking ei
III b'sekade, - klsehood. In vis~ Q. the
let thae the blockade has been pers.es ever
s;scs, Il viii b Aas1 u dssasiss .he con,
nnaDs1sSs' seassAoee
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
FURS. FURs!! FURs!!s
HCHEAP JOHN

MAS got large snouns Of MONEY ths. be
does NOT know What 70 10 rish. spd has eoa-
eIaded 10 Isy II ont IN YbEs. 10 III who
hare any Far for sale had better call on him,
aai gst aboas one hundred Per CENT. sbo~e shs
nAEkss price, lie has : Iafp la os Sevhouss's
t-Ars 81 s1ss eh@sv
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25

THE Clerk Of all the School Di%sries- IN Go d.
L hue County Who faiIed to make their An
nuzl Report last os.onsr. are hereby notified
AMI reqae<se1 10 make such report 10 this Of
fce os or before the Is. d-y ofMzreh nex,, in
accordance with All Acs passcd by the present
Legi-lasase. Bianks may ne ob.aineI By ap-
Sisisy ~ this Office. FRED. JOSS.
II a-v1-zw County Auditor.
Fed Wing. Feb. Is, 1863 II
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
Internal Rev, nue..

The Attorney General Of the State of Min ;
ncSota has given a lengthy opinion on the
application Of the Internal Revenue law to
the Safes themselves a, S,:cl Commission
er Bon'wr decided that County Auditors
are liable to a duty Of one tenth OF one per
cent on the gross amount Of sales Of lands,
Of ta:; payers. and certificates of s,ch sale are
liable to stamp duty.
The attorney General holds. first, :ha,
the Revenue laws do not apply. an: was not
intended t" apply t" such cases and second
that If it was 80 intended, it could not ap
ply, becau.e it would be an infringement VI
the power Of the State to regulate it's owl,
Sff .ir>-lhat the l,ml> are sold simply t,
Collect the tax Iu, thereon, and IA dutv on
The am ""t wouii b, an arbitrary Diversion
Of the State R,'venu' into the Uni ell :; a,e>
Treasury. We think 'ins >ound arsupcn,
Tw" plaques have mad. h .r appearance
at Memphis. Tern. O:,e is tbs Small Pux,
a."l he other is the Chica." Tious. In all
cases Of tho firm r, tho phy s,ci.n> apply n
s'""l pla< er Of the Ia'ler, which never fails
to xii both d>eaS, AMI p.;ient.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25
r U r. q .

CESE2 Al ass srsmcn: Of Su.-. Candies and
~ Toys, for sale by $. c. HARLAN.
rOgN STARCH. Soda, Greats Tartar and
~ Mustard. f,r sale BY HARLAN.
suEMP and CANARY SEED for sale by
IL ~ .>..4..--. .~ HARLAN.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-02-25

10 BIZ SrRlrPED--We have been informed
10y Z. ) Off :er, that an order has bocn
promulgated by the Secrvtary OF war. to
strip IN 4 summary manDcr. all persons
not in the service. found wearing soldiers
over coats. If strictly enforced good
many Of our citizens will b. loft out in the
culI.-St tic Il iaS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21

SLANG PHRAsEs.-The use of slang so pre-
valent among the half educated and fast por-
ton Of the community is hit off in the fol-
lowing paragraph:
"Iyou wish to be "A No. woman you
have to toe the mark, and be less 'highfalu-
tin You may bet your head on that
You may sing 'slightually' like martin
gales you may spin street yarns at the rate
of ten knots an hour; you may talk like a
book ; you may dance as if you were on
regular break down. and play the piano
mighty fine but 4 tell you, you can't come
to tea you may be handsome, but you
can't come in.' You might just as well
cave in first as last, and, absquaI ulate,' for
you can't put it through amy way you can
fix it, fyou imagine that you may go it
while you're young, for when you get old
you can't you don't come IT by long
chalk Own up now, and 30 the Straight
thing and I'll set you down as 'oue Of the
women we read Of If you come up to the
SCRATCH why must let you slide But
if you have 'sneaking notion for being a
regular brick there is no other way-'not
as you know on mo Stree, hossr If
young man should kind O. shine up to you,'
and you should cotton to him. and he sho'd
hear you say, by the jumpin' Noses or
by the living jingo,' or my goodness, or I
wo,' or go it Betsey, I'll hold your bonnet,
or 4 don't see it, or mind your eye or hit
i'm again. or take me away or dry up,
now, or 'dray your sled,' or cut your stick
or give him particular fits,' he would pretty
certainly 'evaporate." .....-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21

NAMES OF THE MONTHS. -rne names Of
the months were given by the Romans as
follows:
January was called from Janus, an ancient
King of Italy, who was deified after his death
and derived from the word Janarius.
February is derived from the Latin word
Februo, to purify; for in this month the
ancient Romans offered expiatory sacrifices
to purify the people.
March was anciently the first months
named after Mars, the ancient god of war.
April is named after the word Aprilus, o,
opening; because in April vegetables open
and begin to bud.
May is derived from the word Majores, and
was so called by Romans as mark ofrespect
to the senators.
June is from the word Junius, or the
youngest.
July is named in honor of julius Caesar
August was named in honor of Augustus
by decree of the Roman Senate.
September was called from the word Septem
or seventh, being the seventh month from
March.
October from the word Octo, or eight, il
being the eighth month.
November from the word Novem, nine il
being the ninth month.
December was named after the word Decem,
ten; it being the tenth month from March,
which was anciently the first.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21

w-" My dear hearers" said preacher,
discoursing on the awful subject of DEATH
there's nothing that destroys so many lives
as death. Some people are killed by acct
dent and some in battle; some are lost at sea
and some are devoured by wild beasts hut
my dear hearers. it is solemn truth that
nothing kills so many as death. Aye, death
has been at work ever since sin entered the
world, and has destroyed millions on millions
of the human family"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21

- colored firm in Newark, New Jer
sey, having suffered some peculiar embarrass-
ments, recently closed business, and the SEN
ior member gave to the public the following
''notis" .-
ode dissolution Of eoparsnips heretofo re-
sisting twixt me and Nose Jones, in de bar
Der perfession, am heretofo resolved. Pussons
who osc must pay to de seriber. Dem what
de firm ose must call on Jones, as de firm is
insOved - .--- q. r-.--.~ -.--..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21
Sherif's Sale,

DY virtue of general execution me directed and
ID delivered from the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court of Musca tine County, State of Iowa
against the goods AMI chattels lands and tenements
James Byrne and Edward Ryrne, 1 have levied
upon and will to sale Saturday, the 9Th day
September 1868 the Court House door in the city
of Muscatine the following described property to wit
The south west quarter of the north quarter OF
section twenty nine (29), township seventy-six (76)
range three (3) west in Muscatine county, Iowa.
All ofwhich, or so much thereof as may be necessary
will be sold to satisfy said general execution in favor
Richard Lloyd.
Sale to between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, to wit, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
II. II. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatine County,
Muscatine Aug. 5, 1S63--w4w IS 90
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21
ssgIsstEg 4TaE'VssHNG.

One doOr above the POstoifce.I
TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE
L Public that | doing Rack smthing in all its
branches, and especially d. intend that my HORSE
SH0EING shall be done to mpart and COM
fort to the Horse and health and elasticity to
the foot without which it is impossible to have per-
feet horse. l refer to number of gentlemen in
this city, and also in the country who give more
catering account of With defective feet than
am willing to say of myself. All ask is fair trial.
None but the bsst of Charcoal Iron used in the
ufacture of my Horse and Mule Shoes.
Also, there is, occupying part of my shop, Wood
Workman, who Can do good work on either Wagons
Buggies be done in this city.
nov6dawtf GEORGE PERRY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21
Real Estate Investments.

Real Estate Investments.
Great Chance for Bargains before the Rise!
IEOvACANT city lots and fractions, at prices from
IOU s25 to $4,000 Ten dwelling houses, from ssoe
to $40 000 Four store udings from 81 600 to "a C00
ono hotel $4,000 Sixty four South Muscatine lots,
from $50 to $500 Out lots in Butlervie, A, b. G, D.
EFF G. r. j, and 1T, s. OH, IS, "a. 36, 81, 80, 20
Al 40, 40 Al, As, 80. 4S. yes -
$40 acres wood land, in the county, at veryow rates.
500 acres unim pro led lands, this county, cheap,
no timber lar ferry landing Illinois side
so acres graded road, miles from town 40 improved
so acre i'm proved Cedar bridge road miles out
80 acre improved farm Cedar bridge road miles out
3suacr. farm lake township fine stocb farm cheap.
go acre farm in Moutpeie, cheaper than the cheapest
80 acre rrl QFopo TO Snshp vel! improved, cheap
~ acre farta owaCity adj miles ont for les than
4-.s.-s improvements. a-s - Il Il b.
lv c,e uear Wilton. unde, cultivation cheap.
~ acre tai N in '5a,2 miles from thf Banks mill
210 cfi 20 aort4e rokeu rom house to teea road
txn 10 Louis, Was 'inxton. Keokuk, BentoD and
..,ts,...- +. tg 5- iowa Rock Island and Mercer
.i.,at -si .i1.. fots in Moscow, " iton, and vari
.-.se6r Also, several houses to rent For
fb--s arlieuiars to prices and terms of sale and
s'..4...a e. on D. NJ. LAMBERT, 3.
Real Esr ate Agent,
is sf.t Bank over Canuon's Drug Store, Muscatine,
April S-d&w6m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21

New BEDBUa TRAP-SCRE THING.-Take
board, say foot wide and four feet long,
puncture it with many holes with small bit,
but it inside the hesdboard and next to the
bed and pillows; if there is a bug about the
bed it will find the way to the holes in the
board soon. Take it out of its place every
morning, hold it over fire or water and give
it few raps with hammer, then put in
place and do SO more. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21

~ Here is long sentence of thirty-two
words which some ingenious child has got
up with just the letters found in the word
maiden: "Ida, maiden, a mean man named
Ned Dean, and Media, mad dame, made me
mend a die and dime, and mind mine in
dim den in Maine.'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21
SHERIFFS SALE,

D virtue of special execution to me directed and
- delivered from the office of the Clerk the Dis
trict Court of Muscatine county, State of Iowa,
against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements
of Joseph sumner, Levi Sumner ct al, have levied
upon and will expose to sale Thursday the 9th day
of August, A D. 1863, at the Court House door, in the
city of Muscatne, the following described property,
to wit; The north east quar- ter of the northwest
quarter Of section No twenty six (26) township
enty-egh 7S) north of range three s) of the 5h
principal meridian in Mu5catiAe county, Iowa. A
All of which. or much thereof as may be
sary will be sold to satisfy said special execution in
favor of the State of Iowa for the Of the School
Fund.
Sale to commence between the hours of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, to-wit at 10 O'Clock A. M.
II. II. HINE, Sheriff
Muscatine County.
Muscatine, July %, 1S63.-w4 prs fee S..
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CANNOT Do HARM!
CANNOT Do HARM!
CANNOT DO HARM!
CANNOr DO HARM.

could furnish any quantity of testimonials of its
efficacy from my patients, but tine practice OF pa.
aiding bought and hctiions before the public IS
80 prevalent do deem it advisable My object is
70 iace my medicine bt fore the public not alone to
ma money bat TO do good II is proyerbiay true Of
the American Ladies' that not ten perfectly healthy ones
can be found in any vicinity.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21

A WORD TO FARMERs.-We do not know
that what we are going to say will be consid
cred as having anything of originality about
it, but we nevertheless shall say what has
frequently appeared important in pecuniary
point of view, to the farmer as well as to the
interest of agriculture and the country at large.
We refer to the Importance Of egery farmer
raising every calf he gets. and for the next
year the butcher block should not be disgraced
with such thing as zeal. Veal, at best, is
rather doubtful kind of provender for civ
lized people to eat But Just now, when q
large part of our cattle raising portion Of the
Union is not rearing a single steer, our
farmers cannot fail to see where their interest
lies, and that is in raising enery calf they get.
We do not deem it necessary to 60 into any
lengthy argument to prove what we have
merely noticed. The same remarks will
apply with equal force to the breeding of
COILS Think of these things, farmers Lam
caster Inteiigencer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21
Original NOticc.

- OrigiE9aE notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA, lac
u. Mtscatine County,
To John S. Whittlesey and Lafayette Parker +:
NTOU hereby notified that there is file in
the office of the Clerk of thu District Court of
Muse atne county, State of Iowa, petition OF Aling
and illams plaintiffs, claiming of you as defend
ants of ninety liars and interest the
same from the second day of October 1861, being the
balance due your promssory note for the OF
four hundred and eight dollars. dated January 18th
1885, payable months after date TO the order
of G. Aliin Co. Which said petition asks attach
ment against the property not exempt from execution
of you the said Lafayette Parker
Now, unless you appear thereto, and defend, on or
of the second day of the next term of said
Court commencing thethird Monday Of October D.
1858, default will be entered against you and Judgment
reIde: ed thereon. .t
- HANNA & FITZGERALD,
.s,-s .F Attorney for Plaintiff.
:..l,.o .iu. Coo
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21

SlEGEs.-An exchange aludes to the siege
of Vicksburg as one of the most protracted
on record 1t was shown by another news
paper that, considering It's importance, it was
one of the shortest; that he Turks sat before
Vienna whole year; Magdeburg held out
against lilly for months Gaets resisted the
Sardinians four months; and the Mexicans,
at Puebla, held the French at bay for as long
period. The siege OF Byzantium, by the
Roman Emperor Serverus IN HI wer aga 81
his rival, Pescennius Niger. fr tn "o-'iaI
purple, was more protrac ed r'a an ft"e~e.
1t lasted three years, aud L. tn tb.a "a.T
surrendered to famine t. gi,y va
defended with such signal All BIZ =l'e n
gineer (Priscus), that he escap taa tsr7 f
the magistrates and soldiers Of cry yao
were all put to the sword, and Va .s'.au nc
the service of the conqueror- inee@l. H'sco'y
is full of sieges much more protfa~.-d an
that of Vicksburg.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21
~. Original Notice.

:
lfusedtiae County, so
To Albert Barton You hereby notified that there
will be file before the 10th day of July A. d.
1868 in the office of the Clark OF the District Court Of
Muscatne County, State of Iowa, petition of s, Co.
linda Barton plaintiff. claiming Of you defendant,
a Divorce from the Bonds of Matrimony allowance
of aimony the custody of your Jesse AlonZo Bar
TON, and CHI other relief the Court may meet
Now unless appear thereto, and defend, be-
fore of the second day of the of said
Court. commencing the third Monday of October
D. 1863 default will be entered against you and judg-
rendered thereon and decree entered prayed
in the said petition. . 8t. 49,. g
HANNA & FITZGERALD,
July 17-w4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-21
and RE.HL Els TATE
9 q. HAYES g. Bro,

AYERS AND COMMERCIAL BROKERS,
l9atilue to buy and sell Real Estate. great deal
,f sea Property will change hands between now and
and those aoho debt viii do oet to sell
There is considerable demand for improved farms in
this county, make occasional sales to spsculaters
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G. G. HAYES 4 BROTHER.
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