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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
T"Hans, where was you born :"
"On the Haldorbarrack."
"What alwaysf"

"YaW and before too"
Elbow old are you then :"
"When the old school house is built, was
two weeks more nor year, what ish painted
red, Is You 90 home NIT your back pshind
YOU. on the right hand side by the old black
smith shop, what stands where it was burnt
down next year viii 20 two weeks"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
Strayed,

INROM the subscriber In this city, on Sunday. No.
II vember Sth 1862 black roam Indian pony, about
seven years old with white nose, short meme left fore
Ia white below the knee, with lump on the same
knee from "a old injury his back shows saddle marks.
Of or return of said animal the store
Of g. Gordon, in this city, suitable reward will DO
given. =. KLEIN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

CHANGE OF CoMMANDERs.-Gen. Sully, late
commander of the District Of Dacotah, which
comprised the territory of that name and
few counties in the northwestern portion Of
Iowa, has been ordered to report to Daven.
port to relieve Gen. Roberts of the command
of the District of Iowa, which now embraces
the former District of Gen. Sully. The new
commander will arrive in about fifteen days.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

~ Lieut.. Col. David Remick, of this city,
has been appointed Chief Commissary on the
staff of Maj. Gen. Thomas. Maj. 7. G. Bea-
ham, of this State, is also a member of the
staff as Ad-de-Oamp.-B"rlin9ton HaUEeye.
We suppose the Major Beaham referred to
is our fellow townsman, formerly Captain on
Gen. Changers staff: We are pleased to hear
of his promotion.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
HENRY w. PERKINS,

TTOBNEY At Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
will give prompt attention to conveyanciRg exam-
lining titles and paying taxes IN Muscatne and Louisa
counties. Odace-149 Second street, betweep Iowa
Avenue and Chestnut street, Muscatins. Iowa.
March 9Th, 1851 -dawtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
A. J. LHFFIN0WEI,L,

A rroRNHY AT LAW AND JUSTICE OF THE
II PEACE. Once over the State Bank, front room.
Prompt attention given to collections. ..tg ea lz
Huseatins, Oct 81, '62--d&w1y.o kr.s ss- RI ffisL
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

Mrs. Rebecca Moore
W. s. Richie
Mrs. Eliza Criner
Daniel Stormfsldt
Michael Kessner
Green Sparks
Mrs. Il. A. Purcell
Miss Elizabeth Zediker
Mrs. A. D. Ragsdale
Mrs. Rachael Keckler
Mrs. j. H. Turner
Mrs. Sarah Beatty, care
of A. Reuling.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.

The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the ap
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence 1t
works wonders in of Dyspepsia and IN less con-
frmed forms of Indigestion. Acting as gentle and
painless apperent we'll as upon the iver 1t also In
varaby relieves the Constipation superinduced by r-
regular action of tie digestive and secretve organs
Persons of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks
Lo,cness of Spirits and FITS of Languor, find
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
PROMPT and Permanent Relief from the
Bitters. z

The testimony on this point is most conclusive, and
from both sexes.
The agony Of Bilious Collie IL Immediately sssuaged
by single dose of the stimuAnt, and by occasionally
resorting it, the return of the complaint may be
prevented.
A 4 General Tonic.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

az The following persons will please call
at Palmer's Book Store, and get some remit
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11
D. C, CLOUD

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Ohios, Masonic Block, So
"A .ond street, Nuseatins, lows. lmy ., '0.dawtf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

Moses Couch
Jacob Gettart
F. Judish
F. Kaufman
Mrs. Johann Gott-
brecht
John F. Schultz
George Hettinger
Mrs. Marian Manly
Henry Smelser
Samuel Hale
Mrs. Sarah A. Parvin
Mrs. Elizabeth Reed
s. D. Viele
Dec. 8, 1868.
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IMPORTANT FEMALES
'&GAhESAN1E
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P ROCL IN ALTON
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Both Married and single
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AND SURE CURE,
AND SURE CURE,
AND SURE CURE,
'-1-o-.s FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN,
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~, FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN,
Who suffer from IRREGULARITIES or OBSTRUO
TIONS OF THE MENSE6 whatever may DO tho cause
Of those distractions.
This Cure hes been recognized for many years q
The only Safe Relsance! -~t-
The only Safe Reliance!
that Ladies' have for relief from the suppression
those piods which If kept up according to the calls
Mature, will
GUARANTEE TO THEM
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The fullest amount of Good Health and
Strength,
MISERY AND DEATH,
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AND IS THAT
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Frst of all Remedies for Diseasss Of Fsn'als'.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
d.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY
For all obstructIons has been hailed with pleasure and
profit
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, BLANK BOOKS

MXaAziSss. yearly Subscription. n.y. ' ~ ' ~ ~ W s"
The highest price paid for RAGS in exchange for Goods
an2n At PALMER'S
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-11

You have every ground for good cheer
Sheep summered here were never in better
condition than now. 1t is luxury to have
good wool. The demand for it is Increasing,
and is imperative. The reign of the Prince
Of Wool in place of King Cotton, promises to
be long, pleasant, and beneficial to everybody,
save to rebels.
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Original Notice.
THE STATE OF I IOWA. }ss. i

Muscatine, Dec. 1, 1sss--w7w IS 90.
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Cinsinila1i al b

Adrices from Chattanooga announces
that Gran b personally directing move
ments, and that operations look very
favorable for federal success. II is cbn-
jeetured that the rebels viii retreat from
present position to avoid trap. Gem
erals Grant, Burnside, Thomas and Sher-
man are cooperating with each ether. Z
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i. Fortress Monroe Ock. 9

K : Z = TT FOFlFess -AIOhEDes UcL- a.
;, The Richmond Enquirer has the fol-
lowing from Charleston, dated Oct: Goth:
The enemy s batteries, Forts Gregg anu
Wagner, opened on US this morning freal
seven. guns-four from the latter. sThe
FIRE Wis mostly against Sunderland john
som. The monitors were also, engsged.--
The firing ceased at dark. One hundred
shots we're thrown from Morris Island,
and 100 fpam the monitors. 80 damage
was done. Our batteries replied rigQr-
ously. 2sf552i. II Il - .5#sIl' NE
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.:f,sfrF r0RElG 81 llaTELflCEKcr.
.illusay;; iigaia ssssasrs IL Esslaadl

= s'iIEia9 pa {. 80 o-.<,o.

~ >
], /. ss........... Cape Raeer Qcts g9ssI
~--TaB N ftirigfur,- from HfyEr
pool the 2lst and Queenstown the %
has arrived. f.
Auenry. Warsl ReeaAer Q GdnmsedlN an i'm
uJsisss taalt esass II Exek &Sl Hall soa TIL
9th, upon the interests of the NORTH
fey expressions Of dissent were drow!
ned in the general nIapdits of the vas
a.semblage. - '---4
The Daily News kays one of the mos
enthusiastic meetings eyer held in Lon
danI mutt lave eng csdA BeschfHoI
he truth Of Earf HusselT' 3 assertion that
The great body of the English people
we're with The North and qcsrfe him e
return home rs messenger oY peace and
rood will between the two countries.
The Times comb rs Beecher's argu-
. Isents-and elases.that he is not The
Dan 10 ssaves5 the British pshIis tegthe
federal cause. -
Il is rumored tn bit France Is strongly
urging the expulslieoE1S ST the Ex-King Of
Naples from Rome. -.
The France Moniteur says the move.
ss Is fzeshtifns s e ss,is et;ein,
led in the negotiation upon the Polish
question, and states that Austria and
ssga "a s9a e s53 6 sgRs btR de-
identical note. France awaits the result
Of these negotiations. Europe knows
that France will adhere to every act &C
corling With existing circumstances and
satisfying public opinion in Europe which
an agreement of th rec powers desire to
represent. r.f- .5.,...
admiraI keepef'F Aeetlhad arrived at
Roseosema. Negotiations failing to OBJ
tain the satisfaction demanded, Keeper
bseasIieged the city, add feYefed It % the
efeanti. He 4he4t set,1ofl tire fRrifce
Sotsan.s' d three steaaers aRd seturned.
Roseosena is one mass of ruins, The
palace, facfofies ahd : hrsenals are all
DESTROYED. 'Es>.3 zifi - .'sSB7szs a.; ID
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Z. New York /. Oct d.


Cotton quiet - = Ia. r
Flour - Market 5t910c better. Sales at
IS P54f, 10 for Extra State; SG,90(97, lO
for r. II. o. '.-' -
Wheat-Receipts 80 1889. Sales at 13o
@l,25 for Chicago Spring: Sl,363 for OK
ira choice do: $l3l9l34 Nil. Club 1886
(al38 for Amber Iowa; $3.50 1856 for
Winter Red Western. Is
fn--lfarkse4@le bsttes: sslss at
S1ff' Western Mixed, affoat and m store.
Oats-Sales at SS3c for Western.
pork-Quiet but steady. -. -
Lard-Shade lower, liz. .--
Beef aiet., : r,I18z ..:ss.. :.
Whisky-Quiet, 6l@62c.
Stockabetter.a : =. ...-... .. ..
Money active at per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet at l0f.
C. B. "a. 2o3; n. K. c. l3ds; Erie
9sA Reading 2ls; 1909 M7A,is 5.D's
coupons Ie4s year certificates 90as
= fold lsafskl "a as5fs<,. sEeLE . -
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Cane Race. Oct q.

- I a.. q ~ p . Cape Race, Oct, y. :
= 5He s6eFmania, from Soathanpton the
2fst has arrived. =. 7. g =. -. ss%t
a. The British admiralty has decided to
construct q new squadron Of Iron gun
beats sarHor plated, with double screw
propelers, and 10 be armed WITH two
ile nv guns h. is. sssA
continue 10 cruise around the cost az
the Cape of Good Hope, , -. = .s.'>..
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- sS q IlllIgEofs ~ -
4 spes - 6kfd Asxyss There
has been skiru1 1ife along the: front To-
day, ,fhouSh Indications are that there
vii "a AZ Eeusfai ehgagen1ens. Itseems
D u y shtt I'd fact Tor Che present that
Iith6 enemy have resolved ON flie aefefl-
/ siye 70 prevent s6af forces from dressing
the Rappah ahhoels. Is IL il asceftained NJ
last TINT bt1t d snisili forcepof casalry Hiia
q brigade OF Infantry eonstitats al the
rebel troops this side 6f the river. iissg
P'F Several desefters from the enemy have
came into our fines, who relate. startling
stories Of The suffering of the rebel troops
for aatit Of food and cEothing. They
Afso say that Hill Is under affest 5ef fail
ing to carry ont Instructions f0r the adj.
vaiice Of lis corps on Gen. Meade.
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.d.ITTIa VlshlRecSea, oil. aoI..

In the recent announcement OF the
quota 10 the several States under Presi.
dent LiAcplns Proclamation, Of. Oct. 18th,
calling out an additional three hundred
thousand nfeiY the nefleiencies of States
under foHsner.ealls and Rnklera the recent
draft are taken am account of only IN
reference to Il subsequent draft, III case
auotisev is. rendered necessary by a. fai-
lure to finnish the full quota OF yolun-
teers. 1t is presumed there will be no
drpftEiR tkoseaststss Whichrraise stheir
/: ttfbt&1of the thAe1 Auhdred thousand,
but in States where through failure to
raise their quota, q draft has to be re-
sorted to, aisrtats leseiesleiss existing at
that time in such States will be taken in
account.
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Stevenson. Ala. Oct. d

: - ~ ~ @SteYenson,s Ala, Oct. q.
Yesterday Gen Hagen with 1000 men
of Palnler's division, attacked the enemy
on lookout Mountain, and after short
contest drove him from his position.
1t seems probable that communieation
between Bridgeport and Chattanooga
81 a. = - G. = ! ny
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New York 0es 1

= : atlE TIE ft55't. New / 0fk. Uefs ~
Ein.hast evenings Washington Star says ii
isaesrtAinly known there that our prison
Iefsinf Richmond wero never 90 badly
treated a 1T present. They. are beins
starved blythe rebel authorities, and more
or less of them are actually dying from
exposure to cold. in their nakedness. -
The excuse for, this treatment is, that the
rebel goyernment does an it can, for
them Their troops In the field are iarihs
nearly as bad. The War Department i
'straining every nerve to relieve our brare
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New ,York.O Oct. %

The Herald has the following i'll the
city news: . ~ 40 - zsi'se5<7ssisva !
Marshal Murray yesterday made some
important arrests Of parties and docu-
paents. Three Of the prisoners are we'll
known business men of, this city The
documents, it is said, throw light upon
certain operations relative to Yallandig-
liam and the rebels. :: 3s.e
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Washington. Oct. %.

The Alexandra Journal says:
- Trains on the Orange & Alexandria
railroad now make regular trips to Gait
lsttfs Station, ID miles beyond Manassas.
The road will be completed, as far as the
army has, advanced, in q Few days. SO
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2TTI EUETaYI LECIagTI
8. Ty-~IS6O.-~X.

s.Tr--ls6p.--x.
r.r.ori, II sspdeptsss 6ssaa troaeed WIN sESaE,
Issssspae DE heart iacE at sPper
ts, distress after eating, tofpil ver constipation
ste deserve to suffer u they MI not III the seisbra
sed + -.es.. ii .z=isaH = !. ~ <ses} & !,
IP1antatior Bitte1.s |!
watch arc @H5@ reeonH gnded BY the htEhest ssdies
authorities aud warranted % produces an iseedtat,
bsaeASel sHact Thsg ae FSessdIfgly asfeepsas
perfectly pure, and NEST supereele all other tonlc'
yAess sAeai.by, ssntle sssHIs ptis ssspirea. or
They purify, trenGthsa1 sfl tnyi2orate.
.They create hsalsy appetite Is -, ,...,.... 81
They ere saaidote to change Of water and diet. 81.
They overcos effects of dissipation aud tste hours
They EengiAsn The syslefn and emily n The mimi
TAsF preYeat nliasnstiE and intesmttient fevers. p
They purify the lTea and aeiditS q The stomach,
Thes nH 6TsbsrS iasaud conssf p&Iohk I
ITssyseurs Diarshea. Chelers and Cholera Notbuse
they cure Ltver Complaint and nervous Ilsadscbes
They make The weak strong, The ianEuid brfulsnt,
and are exhausted nat urss great rsstorss They
ssupO< I'll Of The celebrates 1issa eafk. vihietee9,
satras, roots and herbs, ell pasINet Ia perfectly
pure 81. crois run, For sac earretafs and
testimonials aroahd each bottle. - *
BsWafe OF aalpsstoEs. E&snIRe esssEssasiias sec
mat II hxs D. g. Barnes sisnaturs on eur private q.
>. 2isysps are tSs esfk. Skh 6taiSa aesae, and
cur drt signature on aae steel plate engraving on
side JabsIs Eee ttmFour bottlE p nstF rsfiigt yith
spurious snA deiefsfiOus stun. we defy any pesson
70 match the taste Of csEaeer oteurfoods Any per-
son prseadips 10 sell Plantatlo Batess, BY the GAL
lon or in bplk Is an Tyt,aster We sell enIy IN cur
log cabin bUtte, Any pet$op initiating this bottle or
setting any other material fhereiny whether called
Plantation Bitters or DOT Is criminal under The D.
Law, and will he So prosecuted by us we already
have our eye two parties re-HEng onr bottess Ae.
who win succred in getting themselves into close
quarters The demand FOR brakes Plantation Bitters
from Ladies CIsrgymen Merchants, &e., perfectly
inccibie. The simple trial o. bottle is the evidence
weprekent of tIe;r an tn aud superiority They, are
sold BY all respectable dsssEistsj Efocars Physciss
hotels, Saloons, steamboats, and country steres u.
t. : ~ r. IN .iAEsAlkE~ s. Co., &
no3y1w 81: 2O2 Broad way, N, Y.
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In!this city, On the 10Th inst, of dysen.
terv. L1SSksEs j. !, infant sosfof john j.
and Eliza NEWros, aged six months and
steutlays. -
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rEAT,ERs III cold sffver ExchangSe UaeurTsHt
ID Money a13d SaGvefntaeft vouehers.
Careful stfeEttsln xise fb oge 1s6f Of Drafts, Notes
All Assaults mi eds ~ saa1e pftapsy seEI Red
Axea pai ri esEsems I8na Uwhefe IN the ii-
fsYent sDaffl ~ 4e~i kHd t6eset Selns.
PenAtons rroesfea EoyeFnnneEt Bjuniy saEd baek
pay CLAIMS eoerse FOR rsisttTes 81 deeaa<sa sdsFs
RsfsTem eess--Park Bank, New sTesSs SEaf1 Nsveini
Asxs<iafior "a IiuIs; Drexei q Co., FhItAdRagA
ma kxcAasetts RAMA 1laxant IT. - q Cal
tshicssseii aogs, paaslAp n Co.s Gigeapplth
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New York, Oct. %.

Special to the Wofld frqm Washington
s2srifagsg s . Iftttff1yiE = I.y@ =.
Evefything is quiet III fEbnt to-day. III
though this evenings Republican an
nounces that Gen Meade is feeling the
cpd viii soon pake s, az important
movement. 81 -
Refugees yho hare come within our
lines report that Hood diivfsfon of Long
northumberland FROM ,Braggsss
army to Lssea::s s, 90 y, Il, J.. .,.,. g..
The railroad to The Rappahannock
=! 40 be s4mniTa in phoul fpgg days. :.
Yesterdays Richmond papers received
contain nothing New =. =: 5ssq.'rre!tl' =
AA4is qaiet At the West. and At Charles
ton.
The rumof2s Of the late riot in Rich
,zRacnd is acontradiftea by passengers by
the flag of truce boats.
The Tribnf4rAs speefaI says:
,sa5,ssJ.s taaeet FIR, seR bs Sfs ss83E
a1iy low. so that gunboats of only light
draft enf1 navigate the stream. The
dangers: To navigatierl. from slsags is ia
creased BIZ the presence of guerrillas. -
Almost every vessel that passes receives
yoleys rom Them at several points,
A number bf boats have been destroy
cd by gaefffias, the plan tjeing'te pick
off tile pilots, and wiieff tlfe' BOAT be-
Comes manageable and runs ashore it
is attacked and destroyed, passengers be-
ing left on the bank TO 60 wherever they
aapr The nayigsti9p nf the river IS like
u to l,o seriously affected In this manner
as no ;eont4avs can be selastwita boats.
The work of strengthening and IN
sesroasiDg he,tlprti6aatibpsr Of FiekshDrg
is steadily Progressing.
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W w KYNETT, % qs5a sa
nTnrtE BROADWAY, eeurcEE BLgEFes
VIM keep sonttAIitly % hANd saFBs aha sen
sstsdtTa gsrsS CT. We w 81
Drugs and Medicines,
f a@@ws .ayv.H sn.A1xesaewaHS
ra9ssksrwIsh al thAlssding
MAfsA9fNES AND EEWSPAnKfsS
81 the day Particular aiteuttaa eivea - tAe esas-
snssaiHHo s pMx sakisA6 Ri Rkag8iH&10@@%I
= Tsga emo ssaalssaess
sd sfE Visits ara aa1kaa M4Rsnaspe
s0A4whaasaaasn nA nssR6f EN- IL y
&anasastureda and aealeas sappsiea wsfh zAzeeseesn
Ynk. at the iowesa agugas MsGnsSnAA AN6 &Sz&z&K
surpisked - Fassssheft prlees. 9a9HsH
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=. \. Richmond dispatch Of the Goth,
Gays. 80: =. 80 s.*
:''5 I'm the 18th inst a9%party of partisan
>, rangers under command of Maj Edgar
burroughs attacked the steamer ]. B.
White on 3tbefnarl and Chesapeake ca.
nal, captutTing and burning her, togeth-
eEs7witA .drulgina, + the machine of two
lighters which she was towing.
The steamed Which wds on 'rife way TO
Enthusiastically captured at n place
&4llad sBethel.,,sThe grew and passengers
were taken into a Swamp near by and
faroled The sdif1er was valned aes30.-
'"7'ss,.s Mag Burroughs Also attacked abe
nail steamer Eawp. but though heavy
sire was poured into her She got BY,
- - --z4s '>!ss xsls
Cincinnati, Oct. %.
official Kate gives RFoagh o. ,0I5 ma
Jorlty. Total vote 435, 427.
<E0A 2 fgNA LIZ SAAAs
sts, *EiacInnati- aQetHt22.
4 Chattanooga dispatch Of the Ltk
%H9A 0leff tlafnt q k's fh Ohio
regihS n koattt HftS poffToef.s sifSSt1 the
river, en ahesfmneof tbs label sharpshoot.
ss,crs hndett at Bse~nsas sssFxy; surprised
anadroSs the rebd1s ,frpas tbs se, ON
the South side, and opened 6anmunAca-
tlenySth RrIisepPrt. I.4q.tla
g., The rebels are Hanked, and must eyae-
uate fsooRoat ounfsl5n, 49,, s5ss = = :
Cur slUas GuHsxfre kflISd Al.d eighteen
'#bdntaedi
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST or LETTERS

II DREAMING IN TUE POST OFFICE. At NeUECII'
r not csIted for before tkes24 hoxenI'st, will be
ss,a gta ahs Dead. "a er alfces s. s,s.x @7gt
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Than Gny othss Hossss 80 WsstsFw LosSa
- " 80 : - - ~
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~. q. M'1RIDE,
successor TO VIM. r. MCcLLLLAND.l
wholssaia and Rstsil DesleE in.
Drugs { ascn1dM edicines,
PAINTS, OTIS pYE sTnRFs.
FANCY GOODS, ETC.
opposf.e' Efnptre 'Bl"ck,
Council Biuffss, Iowa,

WYE HAVE LARGE STOCK, AND WILL
w sell exceedingly lsw, for CASH.
Dealers Wishing 70 huF in this market will End
uFtces so low ~ 10 induce them o. purchase.
Besides an Immense stBck sf Drugs &C. We keep a
general assurtmeneDe articles Puidb EroceFs,