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A UCTloN NOTICE.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 2,
al ten clock precisely
BY j. T. nALSEY h CO.,
at their salesrooms
NO. 10 BARCLAY STREET.
Hf Pm A.f N HARDWARE
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY
DOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS,
&C., &C. &C
900 CATALOGUED LOTS
he ng the entire stock and importation OF
MESSkS MARTIN Y SMITH,
.r.... Of Philadelphia.
Catalogues ready and goods open for inspection.
J. L. HALSEY h CO, Auctionecrs.
No. 10 Barclay street. New York.
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UCTIoN NOTICE.
"A xAes1gcRx GAg5fISs aGS'sGfs1
RICH kGks rHE cfN ASR
PIANOFORTE, SILVER PLATE &c.
MAs private S street. near
Commencing at IL o'cloc& A N.
The sale the entire contents Of the The
The hos be sold to the highest Sidder for
Elegant octave fiano orte with all modern
ID Pr uger spse SGS
Of Psror FSrni,are in rich psocads and satin
sA Vases &C. masllcen. collection Of Paint
Centre and Side marble Fables richly earved
Chamber Suits n rossSood and mahogany; Bnreans
zen pure Hair Mattresses from 40 to pounds. made TO
SSSe oak Arm Chairs silver Ware rich China Ivory and
saved Glassware of every description No posponement
A HANDsoME HOUSEHOLD FURNiTURE,
. An extraordinary opportunity for honsekecpers
VI rn PuBHie ATcf fun 70 h0r0pe
Velvet ss. .:s; aaG Garrett p.1s.
This day !T,ssd Ted atsnqen October
e. Roth anctoneer would call the attention Of parties
comprises Beautiful psrlor Chamber and Dining
binary opporunty Tor hoasekeepersconssng OF three
and M tables Eassr ncS cSn
ans aran VASES sy Chairs and LSunsss ErOuze
Parlor u Aents
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PlANOFoRTE,
STOOL AND COVER
elegant instrument base full iron plate full
seven octave, all modern improvements.
Rosewood and black walnut Bedso~ds, Bureaus Wash.
Glands, Spring and Hair Mattresses. Lounges Rockers,
Chars Blankets Bedding. Extension Table Dining Chairs
elegant French China Vases Ivory Table Cutlery rich Cut
GLASS and Silver Ware Kitchen Cutlery and Crokery. &c
|" Sale positive Deposits required.
N B-A furniture expressnnau will be in attendance to
cart, pack or ship goods for purchasers
A uCTIoN NOTICE. BOOTS AND SHOES
a WIN. NJ HOLLINGSHEAD. Auctioneer,
BY j. L WHITEHOUSE,
SalesrDofns No. % Cortlandt street.
yin hold WEDNESDAY, Oct T. at l01 o'clock A. NJ. his
second Fail Trade Sale 81
Bo0fS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
This sale win comprise in part. samples OF
Mems Grain Waterproof and Napoleon Boots.
Mems thick Kip. Calf and split Boots.
Boys and Youths Kip thick and Gram Boots
Also Mcn q Women ana Misses Ealmoras in great
ety being prime quality goods fresh manufacturers,
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"A. ADRIAN IL. MULLER + L, WILKINS CO.
viii sell auction Wednesday, October T. 1888. IL
O'Clock at The Exchange sllesoom. III Broadway, by
order Of j. Gilderslevc Executor OF John Aekiey, do
ceased brick front House and Lot liz De
ancey street neat door 10 The corner OF ESSEX street hens
Inches II feet inches the Story hrci
lO Essex % feet inches by i3 feet
inches. Maps al the Office o! the Auctisneers No. o.;
Pine
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COUTHERN BANK NOTES, SOUTHERN STATE
- Bons and Southern Securities of every description
wanted by W. Il. SCRANTON, 90 Beaver street.
OK PER CENT INTERESr-CITlzEN'S SAVINGS
- Faux of Bowery and Canal street,
day from9 to 3. and Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings from 3 10 I.
Deposits made on or win draw interest
from the LIST inst Bank books in English German and
French. GEORGE FOLSOM. President.
SEysoUR A. BUgcn, Secretary.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

o.
President had no further communication to
make. Senate adjourned sine die. ''-
EXTRA SEssloN.-The proclamation of the
P:esideat converting the Senate was read.
Ten new members were then sworn in.
IiousE.-The House, by a vote of 81 against
As, concurrel in The report of the Conference
Committee on the disagreeing vote of the two
Houses on the bill to indemnify the President
and others for suspendng the writ Of habeas
corpus. 81 r.
The report on the miscellaneous appropria-
ton bill was adopted.
After the transaction of unimportant bust
ness committee was appointed to inform
the President that the House had finished
business. The President having no commu-
nication to make the House adjourned sine die.
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For tho Journal.
WEST LIBERTY. Iowa, March 8.

WEST LIBERTY, IOWA, Marcn 8.
FRIEND MAH1N We, the people Of West
Liberty, are not much in the habit of making
a great blow over what we do-in fact, we
consider ourselves modest, unassuming
sort of people, but just now we feel like letting
the world know little of the patriotic feeling
which exists here, notwithstanding which
Judge Thayer seems to think and tries to
make his readers believe that patriotism is on
the wane, and although our Star Spangled
Banner has been insulted and spit upon by
one of his own stamp. Woe be to the per-
son, male or female, who would dare do that
in the streets of West Liberty!
We have in this place small society called
" The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society" and we
raise q little money to assist them in buying
material to work up for the comfort of the
sick and wounded brave and dear ones gone
from among US. We gave concert Of vocal
music and ct the same time an oyster supper,
on Friday evening, February 9th, and not
withstandng the mud was SO deep that no
lady could walk the streets, and the roads
out of town almost impossible, still old men
and maidens, young men and the younger
portion of the fair sex came out and filled
our church to overlooking, and many were
unable to get in. After encountering and
surmounting all these Difficult les our receipts
amounted to about one hundred dollars, and
after deducting expenses we find left sixty
three dollars.
Now, sir, we are often called the tone
horse town." yet doubt if the two-horse
town of Muscatine can come up to this
Yours, &C., 8.
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NOtice-Assiguees, Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, As
IN sgnees of the firm of Green Stone, late Bank.
ers of the city and county of in the State Of
Iowa, and of Joseph A. Green and George @. Stone,
members of said firm individuals will, on Wsdnes-
day, the 18th day of April A. D. 1863 expose at public
sale to the highest bidder for cash. tho late Banking
House of ssi Arm in the said city of Muscane and at
such other points notice may be given Of at said SALE
all and singular the property real and PERSONAL or Of
kind or name, which passed to them under
the assignment consisting of lands and tewn and city
lots, improved and unimproved goods and chattels,
notes, accounts, judgments, &c.
Sale Ut ten o'clock said day and to be
continued from day to day, the hours Of nine
O'Clock, q. and four o'clock, p. until all il sold
March 4th, 1868.
+ THOMAS sS a a1Eaaos, A'asnss'.
inch 5-d&R till aale.&12.
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IMPORTANT.
To the Citizens of Muscatfne
Gynmnfv

To the Citizens of Muscatfne
County. ..
The people of this county requested to send in to
the of J. Compton and the store Of NJ Bitter
all they can spare of tho following kinds of vegetables
and goods for the benefit of sick and wounded SOL
dsrs to be forwarded to the regiments companies
that have gone from this county, wherever they may
Le by person to be appointed by the Executive
Committee who is to take charge Of the same and go
with and attend to the distribution. Please send in a.
fast possible. and will endeavor to send steam.
boat load in about two weeks:
Potatoes
Onions;
Sour Krout;
Pickles of all kinds;
Prepared Horse Radish
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 or afford relief to
the sick wounded.
to solicit contributions and to carry into effect the
above object:
Edward Stewart, Samuel Barrows,
John 4. Parvin, Marshall Farnsworth,
DR.. Reynolds, DR.. Horton,
VIM. P. Crawford. John Wiley.
John Bryant,
J. SCOTT HICKMAN, President,
J. COMPTON, Secretary,
Muscatne Co. Soldiers Relief Association.
March g. 1ssS.1w.
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DIED.


On Friday, Feb. 20, 1868, Columbus City, Iowa.
Mrs. ELIZABETH SToDDARD wife of Benjamin Stoddard,
Esq.-aged 80 years.
On Saturday, Feb 81. 1868. at Columbus City. Iowa,
of Typhoid fever, JOHN W. GARDNER Esq, Proprietor
Of the Cottage House-aged 81 years.
The deceased widely known and highly esteemed.
He settled in Iowa twenty five years snce and moved
to Columbus City eighteen years ago. being among
the oldest settlers and prominent citizen.
On Tuesday, Feb. "a. 1868, At Columbus City, Iowa,
VIM. Franklin, deceased-aged IL years.
At Cairo, ILL., February 25th 1868. of Typhoid fever,
FEaNANDo WOODEN, private in Company B, 35th Iowa
Volunteers.
The deceased, who leaves wife and child in Iowa,
had by faithfully dscharging his duty soldier and
by his manly conduct, the esteem of both officers
and comrades The love for his country and the dis
like for its enemies prominent features in his
character The bereaved family has the sympathies of
Cairo ILL.,, Feb. 9th, 1863 MANY SOLDIERS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

WARRINGTON AGAlN.-During the past
winter there has been series of robberieS
committed in Brooklyn, New York, which for
holiness and the skill in evading for a long
time, all efforts at detection, were heretofore
unparalleled. 1t is computed that the robber
has succeeded in abstractng at least $40, 200
worth Of property. A few days ago fash
ionably dressed man, who gave his name as
Charles Gordon, alias Charles H. Grant, was
arrested by the detectives of New York. He
had been welcome guest in the most fash
ionable houses in New York.
Monday we received letter from one of
the special police, stating that in their opinion
from the description they had in their pos
session, of one Harrington, who had been an
accomplice of Piper, the notorious forger,"
they had concluded that Grant and Harring-
ton were one and the same person. In the same
mail we received letter from Harrington,
emphatically denying the assertion. He says
that "while Grant was safely lodged in Jail,
he was out and serving his country" He
also states that he had not "felt as though
he had done right in breaking Jail, and that
if his expenses were paid he was willing to
return to Muscatine."
We believe the detectives are on the wrong
track this time, as at last accounts from citi-
zens of this place, who in their visits East,
had seen and recognized him, he was at Phil
adelphia on recruiting service.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

Thus there has been an increase, since last
gear, of 2ao voters.
The largest vote ever cast in the city pre-
vious to the present election was in 1861, just
previous to the firing on Fl. Sumpter, and
before single man had been called out from
our midst to fight the battles of our country.
The number cast Monday, exceeded the lar
gest cote ever polled in the city, by 81 votes.
Of course, no "sculduggery" was used. Ev-
cry thing was honest without doubt.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

Horns IN.-At the polls,i the Third Ward,
on Monday, appeared venerable man, long
known as devoted Democrat, of the Con-
sentative school. Having deposited his bal
lot, Copperhead vender Of tickets remarked
to the bystanders, that tickets all right-he's
sound" A Union man replied that he be-
lleved it. The old gentleman answered !:
"Yes, gentleman, that ticket was all right-a
genuine Jeffersonian Democratic ticket. l
never voted anything else in my life." There
upon went up shou. from the Copperheads,
but it was of short duration, for the venerable
Democrat continued: "But my Democracy is
for suppressing this rebellion-no man is
Democrat who is not for that"-'but," inter
rupted the ubiquitous McKibben, "you are in
favor Of suppressing the rebellion UNDER THE
CONSTITUTION" without an if, but, or
an and, am in favor of prosecuting this war
until the last rebel returns to his allegiance
replied the follower of jefferson, whereupon
the Copperheads didn't cheer, but the Union
men did. 1t was striking picture, that--a
few young sriplings, together with old fossil
Wings, Know .nothings and foreigners, claim
ing the name of Democracy. to accomplish the
overthrow of the Government, trying to prove
an old Democratic veteran an Abolitionist.-
Suffice it to say that the Jefferson Democra
didn't vote for Funk, and the sneaks haulet
in their horns.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

I OFFER my residence for sale, situated on hsAe
L the corner of Third and Cedar streets, on 1a,n|
easy terms, and at bargain. This house is i!I
we'll finished and in good order, and is well cal ~
culated for Boarding House, being located In the
of the city and within seventy five yards of the heart
of business 1t has all the conveniences that belong
we'll arranged house, and is the pleasant loca.
tion in the city, where mud nor floods never come
There tie lot nice and we'll finished twostory
stable also some choice fruit trees and sbrubbery
Any person wishing pleasant home should call aud
OK anime the house and premises.
Feb IL, 1ses-dAw2w W. b, STEWART.
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SheriFa Sale.

ShertHa Sale.
DY virtue Of q special execution to directed and
ID delivered from the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court Of Muscatine O. unity, State of Iowa
against the goods and chattels lands tenements Of
Asa Gregg and Thomas 8. Brooke, have levied upon
and will expose to sale on Thursday. the ID day of
April, A. D. 1885, the Court House door, in the c tv
Of Muscatine, tho following described property, to
witt =
Lot seven ~ in block two (2), in the town Of West
Liberty, Muscatine county, Iowa.
All Of which, much thereof may be necessary
will be to satisfy said special execution in favor
Nelson Tuthill. al !
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, ct half-past ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
so aaA .sa H. n. HINE,
Ga4 Sheriff Auscatine County.
Nuscatiue. Mach 3, lS63..4w IS 90!
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A Mucu Nrrprp MovrMpSr.-Mrs. Annie [


A Much NEEDED MovEMENr.-Mrs.A Annie
Wittenmyer, the efficient State Sanitary
Agent, whose constant presence with much
needed delicacies, which she has distributed
among the sick and wounded soldiers Of Iowa,
have had very good effect upon those re-
ceiving them, and whose efforts for the amel.
Grafton Of the unfortunate have made her
name familiar in every household, was in the
city Wednesday. Her object in visiting the
North at the present time, is to confer with
the different Ladies' Aid Societies, in order
to have number of cot comfortables manu-
featured by them, for the various hospitals
in the South and Southwest.
Her plan is as follows: The Commanding
General at Memphis donated to her ten bales
of cotton and sufficient quantity Of calico,
to be distributed among the Aid Societies of
the cities of the North, and by them manufac-
aured into comfortables. She has already
sent two bales of cotton, together with pro-
portionate quantity of calico, to Chicago, and
has also sent to Cleveland, Cincinnati and st.
Louis sufficient quantity Of each for four
hundred comfortables. She has visited Day.
export, Burlington, Keokue, Peoria, Quincy
and Springfield, in each of which cities she
left two hundred pounds of cotton and one
thousand yards of calico, for the same pur-
pose. In few days the same quantity of
material will arrive in this city, consigned to
the Ladies' Aid Society, which it is hoped
will be Immediately manufactured into COM
fortables. Mrs. w. has left all the necessary
directions with the proper officers of the So
ciety as to manner of making them up.
We hope the ladies of this city will take
hold of the matter Immediately and carry this
project through, as such things are much
needed. Other cities are bestirring themselves
in the matter, let not our patriotic ladies be
less energetic Mrs. Wittenmyer left on the
afternoon train yesterday, for Iowa City,
where she will also leave the necessary orders
to draw the requisite amount of materials for
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M A RK ETS.

NUscArINE, March 6.
wHEAr-we quote rejected spring at 75c, and No
spring at ,O0c Fall 81, 90 to $1.10.
CoaN.-20c, shelled and unshelled.
OATs.-45c.
RYE.-Steady at Coz.
BAnLEY.-ln demand at S5caS1 90.
PoTATOEs-6Oc.
BUTTER.-13a15c.
SORGHUM MoLAssEs-30a50c.
EG0s.-1aSc.
BEAss-In good demand at 81 95aS1 80, according to
quality.
ONIoNs.-Scarce at 81.
GREEN APPLEs-Sl20al, 25.
BEEF CArTLR.-$1, 75aS2,00 per cwt.
HoGs-$3, S5a4 Is.
LARD.-7xSc.
SHoULDERs.-(Countryc ured) at &c.
HAMs.-(Country cured at Sc.
CLEAs SIDEs.-4a5c.
HIDEs.-Green &C, green salt 61aa7c, dry 10c, dry
flint lac.
FLouR-&275a3 25.
HAY-Timothy S., GOAT, 90 per ton.
WooL-50c per pound.
WUIaK
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

FEARFUL INcREAsE-The late city election
has developed at least one gratifying fact, if
fact it is, viz: That Notwithstanding Musca-
tine county is the banner county of the State
in sending forth patriots to do battle for the
preservation of our national existence, having
sent from within its borders twenty two full
companies composed of as brave men as ever
left their homes to fight in defense ofnational
honor, out of which number at least one-third
are from this city, and, Notwithstanding the
small emigration to the West, during the last
year, yet, if the number of votes cast at the
different elections within the past few years
is any criterion by which the increase or
decrease of population is to be judged, then
has Muscatne, been the recipient of won
derful and almost miraculous population,
which will, when her brave sons return
from the war, place her in the front rank
of Iowa cities, as regards population at
least. We do not wish to be understood as
insinuating that any illegal means were used
to bring about the results that were attained
Monday.
We could not be so ungenerous as to sus-
pect the great Democratic party of import
ing voters from Illinois, nor would we wish
to imply that any Of the members of the
great incorruptible party voted more than
once. Such things would be very improper
for party which has, since Buchanan's ad-
ministration, claimed all the virtue in the
country, and has with noble indignation,
frowned down all efforts to corrupt the peo-
ple What matters it that rumors are afoat,
said to be started by the judges of the cleo
ton, that such practices were INDUCED in,
and that those who INDUCED in these limo.
cent amusements were from the ranks of the
Democracy? Such reports are doubtless with
out foundation, or even if they are founded on
facts, they were the acts of a few, and were
unknown to the leaders.
At the election on Monday more votes were
cast than was ever before given at munich
pal election in this city. As we said before,
we take this as evidence of the increase of
population, induced by the superior advan-
tages afforded by the situation of our city
We are not one of those who believe that
the surprisingly heavy vote was the result Of
an importation Of voters from abroad. We
do not believe the Democracy could be guilty
of resorting to such tricks-of course not
Their past history shows that no such thing
was ever done by this immaculate party.
In order to give our friends at distance
some idea of this present vast increase in pop
ulation and prospective greatness Of our city,
we give below the number of votes cast at the
different charter elections since and including
the year 1859. There were polled, for Mayor,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

IMPORTANT NorIcE.-An urgent call is pub
lished this morning for such articles for orr
SO, l.ers now in Mississippi as they stand in
need Of We hope it will be literally and
promptly responded to.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06
MARRIED.

In Cedar township, Muscatine county, February 26,
1863 at the residence of the BRIDES parents by Rev.
John Hudson, Mr.. Nicely OBEEs and Miss EMMA JAM
WYANT.
We acknowledge the receipt Of bountifHl supply of
delicious cake for which all hands return thanks and
wish long life and much happiness to the newly
couple.
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NIuscntine County Agricultural
Society.

Society.
MUscATINE, Feb. %, 1868.
The Board of Directors met pursuant to
previous notice, and adjourned to meet next
Saturday, March 18th, at l o'clock, P. NJ, to
arrange the premium list for the coming fair
next fall.
Directors, will you come out next Saturday
and help get up a list of big premiums for a
big fair? We have over one hundred and
fifty good men who have pledged themselves
to support the Fair next fall.
Farmers, send in your names, SO that we
can say to the world that we will have a good
Fair. JOHN BARNARD, Pres't.
SUEL FOSTER, Sec'y.
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~" Mother" said a bright-eyed little
boy as he saw an inebrlate staggering down
street, "Mother, did God make that man ?"
ayes, my child" "Well," said the little fel-
low, after moment of thoughtfulness, II
wouldn't"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

SECESSION. from every name and
kind of Saleratus except the Chemical Sale
ratus. This is the kind 10 use on every &C.
casion. For sale by all grocers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

NAN SHor.-We learn that a man named
Tom Forbush was shot through the groin and
dangerously wounded, Monday, on the op-
poste side of the river. We could not learn
the particulars.
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Remember tho Xl

Subscribers who find this mark (x) after their
names will understand that the time they have paid
for has expired, and that tho subscription must be
renewed by advance payment if they wish the
paper continued.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

~ The ferry boat Decalion is now
making regular trips from shore to shore
She suffers no inconvenience from ice the
river being perfectly clear. But little bust
ness is being done by it, however, owing to
the impossible state of the road through the
bottom on the opposite side Of the river.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06
TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The Tri.Weekly 10 published Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 81 per Subscriptions received for
four or six months the rates. In all cases the
cash must accompany the subscription.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

COMING HoxE.-We are pleased to learn,
by letter from VIM. Watson, late Surgeon
OF the llth Iowa, published on another page,
that our esteemed friend, Capt Ben. Beach,
will be home in q few days on business con.
nected with his regiment Ben. viii be wei
coined BY host Of friends. W .esess.ssa /
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-06

nmm STRAYED, from the subscriber, q rcd
0R&N Cow-some white on shoulder, hind legs
7 and test white and 10 four or five years old
a@ Any person knowing of the whereabouts OF
such Cow, will greatly obge The undersigned by re.
porting the same at Garrettson Wileys grocery store
March 6, 1863-w2w D. MorANN