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THE DISPATCH COOKING sTOVE
Sold by W. L. MARVIN. Sole Agent,

Is3OW so vel known and generally esteemed, "a
or minute inventory Of its merits.
In addition to the most Wanted CAPABILITIES q
other stoves, there have been several important IN
provementsI recently made 10 the " Dispatch Whicf
none other possess, and Il Is GnIuestionably, ~
Perfect and Economical Stove in Use.
One is the GAs BURNER, introduced into the Eir
Chamber, producing tbs most perfect comDnsg9E
smoke, and improving the operations Of the stoW
Apotber il a new y invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX, attached to the stove. which receives the a8he-
which fall from the fire door, and Is easily remove
Tbsse WY IN ttefiai ADDITIONS to the value Of tbs
Stove are secured b. pate Is, and rendsr IL beJon
COMPARISON, with the New Notable 6ratsi te
most
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
10 be had in any market.
In addition, also, ali she plates which come in con-
tact witt the nre have been greatly ineroaaed II
If vii burn Goal as wen a. Wood most adInlEably
Oven being thoroushly ventilated Y vii prPa1ee 8
Brick Oven; Boastipg and roasting e done oeiSnt
besFf6 A. common seuss dictates. It is manufactureC
IN this city, and the material used and tbs WORK
manship are OF the best quality; finally, 1t ghNasVeB
m atfsfaction to an, Is hundreds oihousaEssDeniH
this city and surrounding country, who are asiEA
THE M0PEnSg STAB COOKING Stow b
new and desirable pattern, winch, with 3 vaElesyolt
othors, makoour stock complete; We also ha[elk.
hand D great variety OF Fartor IoOAAue aA4gtAoA
inc StoVss. Tor Ooafor Wood, at reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied with al thensWest AM
most beautiful styles OF
ENAKELED Ora TES.
Also-aH Of the most useful articles Of HousoEE
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tool8.
We aust sesiving the latest improved aI69 o.
III AGE which are offered at the loWo9t Pllee1
Wemanufacturs largely and have for sale At whole
sale and retail, II the various articles Of Plain and
JapaBe8 IA, Copper asd SbSstA50B HIe
We offer the almost endless variety ofgooda mon
PRIOE I
W~AH Hou8skespsn and those Who contsmplaf
HouaekesplnR, and the "regt OF mankind, are moa
cordially invited 70 call before purchasing elaaEhGE
and Judge for themselves. 5AIIsTAOEloH Is 9uARAA
FIED ct the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of ". L. HABVIHs
No. 50, south side Pub. square,
mch2s Oayrland- Ohio
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Aud The entire company.


COL TOLLEb hEFLAs
HEADQUARTERS, lO5TH o. V. /,
MURFREEsBoRo', TENN, March 70, %.
MEMBERS OF COHPASY B, 4lst U. W
To you, donors of 8 much priced sword 70
your former Captain, I take this method OF
expressing my thanks for the gift, and also
the regard and esteem Of one who now, as
ever, regards with the liveliest interest
your welfare. Time will never eface from
nv memory the reoollections Of deeds Of
daring and bravery performed byyou, such
as none bat true patriots and brd0s soldiers
dare perform- Trna1 youF HumUers nave
been diminished by the d~esolating lnhu-
ence of war, civil war, but all honor to the
gallant dead who have laid down their liVes
for the establishment Of the Government
Of our Fathers. Long and h~Onorably Will
they live in the memory Of true, devoted
patriots, whilst the supremely selfish dem
apoeue and traitor will only be remember
ed as the poisonous adder to be Stunned
and hated by all generations TO come.
Nv mind carries me back TO the day we
left our happy homes, kindred and friends,
pledging our ALL for the good Of our ma
tive land, its people and the good Of man
kind. 1t carries me back to homes made
desolaie; hearts saddened; fathers, moth
ers, brothers, sisters wives and lovers
weeping and wailing who twill not be
eomforted +" yes, and orphans, too, who
have for their support nOught but the cold
charities of a selfish world. And get the
strife goes on : One after another, sons Of
noble sires, inheriting from their patriotic,
lib~erty-loving ancestors principles which
lead them on to deeds of greatest daring,
are falling in the deadly conflict; and yet
very few falter. The goal they seek Is
Death or Vctoryt Virtually they say;
"Our Country shall be the Freeman's
home-yea, though it requires Free
mems graves 10 mark the
line, and Freemen's blood to purge the
landP' Who would retrace his steDs or
sue for peace at traitors hands? None
bit base hearted COwARDs, SupTemely-selfsh,
traitorom-GegotteR sons, BY TRAITORS SIRED
n ~sCHooLEDl Who would return to home
and kindred dear and think he min
gIed there in scenes Of busy life with those
whose brothers, husbands sons fresh mu-
tilated corpses lay beneath or bleaching on
the soil trod and possessed by traitors yet
in arms Nonei ReUer, no HeDeT : Rather
let the sun Of the Southern cline 60
down upon our graves, and the dust Of
Freemen enrich the soil to he possessed by
nations %yetunbOrnl WHAT sHEATHE THE
SWORD No, nerer : until our nations
flag floats over all this land dotted
with new-made graves Of Freemenis sons,
or the LAST ONE falls a MARTYR to the
cause.
But, I would not trouble you with sem
fences hastily penned and lily connected.
All I wish to say TO you, comrades in this
bloody strife for Liberty, God and the
Right, is, stand firm and, whilst ! accept
your much-prized gift, accept in return
my thanks and my pledge to fight TO sTRUG-
L on n EVER TILL VICTORY Oh EAT
IS Won THit our mutual pledge, once
taken, we win ever abide by it.
As ever, your friend and brother,
VIM. r. TODLES.
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MEBleAL.

INHE ALL SUFFIUIENI IHhEt
-TRIESEMARl J, land 8 are2rOtsctsd BY Roy
at Letters Patent Of England, AID secured BY IN
Seals of the Ecole dc PhaTmBcie dc Paris and tnt
Imperial COLLEGE Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. Ono Is Invaluable for EEhaustion, spermaeoT
rhea and all physical disabilities
No. Two completely eradicatas al traces o. ahss
diseases that have heretofore been treated by toe nap
gsous and pernicious use Of cOpaTia and cubehs-
No. Three hiss entirely implanted the Injurious use
OF mtrcurV, thereby insuriag 70 ths sufferer speedy
rsIieE dispersing all impurities, and roofing cut She
TsnOm Of diseases.
TRusENtks, Nos. Z, and }, are preparadoas IN the
orui OF Lozsnges, devoid Of taste and smell, and can
be earriod 10 the vEi55c0at pocket. sold in I'm easss
and divided tnto separate doses, as administered y
Vcipau, Lallesnald, ROnx, RicOld, &c. Price g eacni
or ioases for 50, which saves e.; and IN s2T cases,
Whereby there 10 a saving Of g. To be had whole
sale and retail OF Or. AKRON No. l4 bleeoksr-sE
New York.
Immediately on receiving a remittance Dr. Barrow
WILL forward the TrlsssmRT TO any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the Il
E-S9id bye. W. CLARK. Agent for Cleveland.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 10th, 1862. J
LlEur. Cor. To1UEs-DEAR sIR I'm be-
half OF the members Of your old Co. B, fist
o. Y. and ourselves, formerly members Of
it, we present you with this sword, as q
siixht token Of our regard and esteem for
YOU our former Captain. While in com
mand OF our Company, you ever manifest
ed that kindness, forbesrance and courage
which characterize the true soldier a
gentleman. At Shiloh, you showed your
self brave, and heroically led old Go. on
to the fight. At Perryville, you won I'M
p~eTisha6ls honors, and We now ask you 70
send home. as a highly priced relic, the
sword you so gallantly welded on those
memorable fields, and, in its place, lake
this, and 90 forward, as we feel assured
YOU will, to new lasting honors and un-
fading glory in the service Of your afflicted
country.
S. P. PATcmE, LIST Lieut..
J. B. CLEVELAND, LIST "
C. II. WILLIAMS, lst SergL
J.. E. MOORE, 2nd
Z. A. FoED, LIST Lieut.,
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LEaIL N0TIeEs.

{. r. Buckley VI. John N. Taber. Before Geo.
r. Benhsm, Justice Of the Peace, Cuyahoga
County, Ohio. 81,
THE defendant John NJ. Taber will
take notice thaton the Sd day Of April, A. D.,
18fa On attachment was issued IN the above en-
titled case for the sum Of s206l, and interest
thereon from April 9Th, 1853, and cost OF suit.
THE case will be for hearing before SAID Justice
BISHOP & POOL,
snrl6.4ss Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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MASTERS SALE-Pursurnt to the
l command Of q decretal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county,
at the suit Of Mark Rosseter against Wilson 4.
Wheelock and Maya. Wheeloek, to me direct
ed, I shall offer for sale at public auction, at the
door Ofthe Court House, in 1.-THE City ofCleveland,
on the Nth day Of May, 1865, at two n'SiUuS p
NJ, the following described premises: Estimated
in the town Of Bedford, in h county Of Cuyaho-
ga, and State Of Ohio, andis also in the village Of
Bedford, andis bounded asfolloWs: fronting and
bounded on Willis street on the east; on the
south by the land Of Andrew Whitaker; on the
west by the land Of Wilson 7. Wheelock; and on
the north by the land Of Mrs, Emily Oldham, the
lot being Axty-six (66) feet wide in front, and IF
ty-six 1851 feet wide in the rear, and one hun-
dred and tWenty-four Q2F) feet deep on the south
and one hundred andtHenty Q2O) feet deep on
the north side, be the same more or less, but
to all legal highways. Appraised at $3.50.
D. W. GAGE,
WILKINSON + RIDDLE, Master Comn'r,
Pitts Att'ys. mRrSl;4s9
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DROBATE COURT OF CUYA-

Morris Z. Gallup, executor Of syllvins Miles, de-
ceased, VS.. EmeIire Webb, Hopkins =. Miles, Susan
N. Schley Myra 4. Clark, Annette LOOMS, Henry
P. Miles, Burti5 l.. Miles, Jane ). Miles, Mary y.
Miles, Harriet p. Mics, George II. Miles an Norris
Il. Miles. To Annette LOOMS and Henry r. Miles,
and Eliza Jane niles, wi e of said Henry r. Miles
heirs aud legal representatives OF Syllvina Miles, de-
ceased, you are hereby notified that on the SEVENTH
day o. April, 1858, said executor MED ms petition IN
ne Probate Court OfCuyahOga county, Ohio The OBJ
iect and prayer OF " hich petition is 10 obtain an order
Ac., for the sale Of the following Real Estate. partSo Of
LOT No. Al, As and 81, in StrOngByille Township, Ouya-
hoga county, Ohio, 'OntsiniDg about one hundred
acres AlO part Of lOt4 in the village of NewbuTg,
in said county, containing fifty rIds Ut lanl, decided
10 said deceased by Richard p. Wright and wife, aud
also, part Of Originall0t No. . 10 the CITY Of Cleye-
land, being u 4l2 feet on SuperiOr-St in the City Of
Cleveland, Ohio, and le1so1 by said deceased TO Aha2
Merchant and j. U. Vaughan.
Executor cf S~yllyina Miles, deceased.
StronFsEillo, April 7, 1873. spr9 43I
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A ssTGNFEs sALE-Pursuant to an


~ order made by the Probate Court IN the
matter of the assignment Of @. II. Robson, IN
favor of the creditors, 1 shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House;
IN said county, on the 10th day Of May, 1868, at 2
o'clock, p. n, the foIlowipgdesgribed lands and
Lenements, to Wt:
No. "a, Township 70, north Of Range p west, IN
Warren county, in the State Of Iowa, being 50
acres Appraised at $50
ID. The southeast q OF the southeast q OF
section Is, in Township 70, north OF range 70
west, being in the county Of Dallas, State oil
Iowa, being 30 acres. Appraised at $50.
"a. The southeast x OF section p and the
northeast Il of the northeast 4 Of section p, IN
Township 81, north Of Range 30 west, beng in
the county OF Calhoun, in the State Of Iowa, and
being 200 acres, Appraised at S5O0,
Ith. The southeast 4 and south 2 OF north
east 4 dissection 10, and the west = ofthe south
west 4, and the southeast a Of southwest o.
section 20, in Township ~, north OF rangeS %
west, and the east% of northeast 4 OF section
lin Township 80, north Of Range 80 west, be,
ing in Guthrie county, in the State OF Iowa, an
beiing 40 acres. Appraised at $3.50.
Terms cash. Us:
CrvvrUANn. ADril Is, 1863, aprl5:439
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CALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

DOF COURT.-By virtue of an order from the
Probate Court Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in suit
Of Edwin R. Perkins, administrator de bOnls non
oftbe estate of Reuben Il. Blaekmer W. Huldab
B. Blaekmer ct. ais, 1 shall sell on Saturday,
NAV I6, 1853, at two O'Clock in the afternoonI at
the door Of the Court House, in the City Of
Cleveland, in said County, TO the highest bidder,
the following real estate, as the property OF Reu-
ben H. Blaekmer, deceased, to wit Situate in
the City of Cleveland, in the County Of Cuyaho-
ga, and State Of Ohio, and is known as being
west half Of subdivision mty-four C) Of Gran
gers subdivision OF ten acre lots Nos. 6tty-fouT
and ffty-fve (4 and 55,) and having thirty-three
(33) feet front on Prospect street and being one
hundred and nInety-seven and one-third (l97%l
feet deep be the anne more or less, subject to
the dover Of the widow, appraised at S2 per an
num-. Appraised at $1,000. =.
Terms made known at the time ofsale. Dated
April II, 1868.
Administrator de bonis non Of the Estate of
Reuben IL. Blackmer. aprl6
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M command of q decrctal order Of sale from
the Court of Common Pleas ofCuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit OF Robert Cochran against
George C. Knight, Edward S. Hamlin, William
Lathrop, Amos DickersOn and Wason Everett &
COMPANY to me directed, ] shall expose for sale
at public auction, at the door of the Court House,
in the city OF Cleveland, on the 23d day Of May,
1863, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
described lot or parcel Of land; Lot no. OF IN
tract No. 2 in the township of Olmstead in said
eounty. being town lot No. 81 In the town OF Olm-
stead Falls, formerly called Norris FAILS. APP
b. W. CAGE, Master Commissioner.
WILLIAMSON b RIDDLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. apr22:44O
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MORNING
W%RDNEsDAY mORNING. w @ ls63.
sword Presentation 70 Lieut.. Col. w.
Toies, 1Osth Ohio Volunteers

HEAaouAzrERs, Co. B, 41sr 0. v, /
NASHVILLE Tenn. Dec. 10th, 1862.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

CAPT Horror NOT CArruRED.-The state
ment that Capt. Horton, of Co. A. I'd Iowa
cavalry, was captured, with % Of his men, at
the late fight at jackson, Tennessee, is con-
tradicted by member CT his company, aAb1a-
ham Heininger, who arrived here yesterday
morning, having left his regiment on the 18th.
He says the I'd cavalry did not lose man.
either killed, wounded or captured. The loss
Of our forces in the fight (43 killed and
wounded) was in other regiments. That Of
the rebels, with prisoners, was 1876. Our
forces held the town and pursued the rebels
for some five miles beyond. The victory was
as complete as could be desired. Col. Hatch
was, as ever, the hero Of the occasion, and
led the way into the very fore. front of danger
Mr.. Heininger is accompanied by ]. II. Hig
gins, Of Co. G, both on furlough. They re.
port the health Of the regiment excellent, and
all are in good spirits.-Daily, 2Sd,
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MARRIED.

July 23d, by Rev. 8. L. Burnham Mr.. ALVIN BAGLEf,
of Upton, to Mrs. NANCY NJ. SaIPLKY of this city.
At the residence of the BRIDES father in this city,
July 22d, 1868, by Rev A. B. Robbins, Mr.. JAMES l..
DAYMUDE, Principal of Green Academy, and Miss
JULIA L. JoY daughter of W. h. Joy, Esq.
1t would be suporluous to wish the fortunate couple
"much joy." We will, however, add our hearty con-
CALCULATIONS to these of their numerous friends by
whom this interesting event has long been expected
and sincere wish that their pathway through life
may be as bright and happy as its starting point.
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M AR K e T S.

MUsoArINE, July %.
Weather hot and business extremely dull Farmers
in the midst Of their harvest. and time to
Market cons queny scarcely any produce has arrived
during the week, and quotations merely nominal.
We notice an advance Of loo. on Corn, the demand
being limited to home consumption.
WHEAr-Spring 50s65c Fall S5c. None offered !,
OoRN.-40c, shelled and unshslied.
RYE.-Steady at 4Oc. -
BARI EY.-1n demand at 60a65.
PorAToEs--New, 65a75c. 80
BUTT eR.-1Oc. ss.Nt 10 tl.EaG8
SORGHUM MoLAssEs-30a4Oc. sg--. az
EoGs-7c. f--'-~ =
BHAns.-In good demand at 81 26aS1 80, according
quality. 81 fosG e~
ONIONS 81 50-none offered. LAVA g ..
GREEN APPLEs-$1 90 per bushel.
BEEF CATTLE-$3, 50a4, 90 per cwt.
HoGs-$2, 50a3 90. s. 'EtsE
LARD.-6c. -.
SHoULDEas.-(C ountry cured) at 4c--dull.
HAMs.-lCountry cured,) at 5c-dull.
CLEAR SDEs.-5c. Lu-
HIDEs.-GreeR &c, green salt 611a7c, dry 1Sc,
Calf skins, Sc.
FLoUR-Spring 50, Is; Fall 10, retail.
HAY-Timothy $5,OOs8, 90 per ton. So. 'trt
WOOL-60c per pound. .- ,. -.-...-s.
g
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For Children's Hair.

MRS. CLARK, wife of Rev. D. W. Clark, Cincin.
natl, Ohio, writessI have used Mrs. 8. A. Aliens
Zylebalsamum with much satisfaction in dressing my
own and chdrens hair After trying various articles
feel no hesitation in recommending yours ~ the
best have used. It gives the hair soft glossy
appearance, and retains it in any position DESIRED
Sold by Druggists everywhere Depot, 1913 Greenwich
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

Iowa INvENr1oNs.-Among the late patents
issued from the Patent Office, we notice one
for apparatus for evaporating Saccharine
Liquids, to James Bucknell, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Also, one to Joel G. Garrettson Of Pilot Grove,
Iowa, for the manufacture Of sugar from
Sorghum.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24

SOLDIERS MONUMENTAL the last meeting
of the Board of Supervisors, each member
was appointed committee for the purpose
of soliciting and receiving subscriptions for
the purpose Of erecting monument in the
court yard to the memory of Auscatine's fall
len braves. We believe the committee are at
work, but with what success we could not
learn. We trust, however, that they may
meet with abundant encouragement. The
names of the brave men who have gone out
from our midst and laid down their lives for
imperishable characters on marble, that their
memories may ever be kept fresh in our
hearts. Messrs. Isett & Hoyt are the COM
mittee for Bloomington township, to when
donations may be entrusted.
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L,AW and RE.aL ESTATE,
G. a. HAYES & BRO,

Continue to buy and sell Real Estate. great dea
Of Real Property will change hands between now AM
next autumn. and those who in debt vii do 0sH to sci
There is considerable demand for improved farms
this county make occasional sales to spectators
Send in your numbers. We examine titles.
@. g. HAYES BROTHER
Feb II, 1sS3.d&w6m
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Remember the x ]
TRI-wEEKLY JOURNAL,
Republican County Convention.

The Kspub1cans Of MusCatine County are Invited 70
send delegates to County Convention to be held
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of AUG UST. next, at the
Of nominating Candidates for tho following Offices viz
Two Represen tatives to the next Legislature; One
onS ana n, S une county
for the transaction of such other business prop
erly come before the Convention. Every man without
regard to former political prsdiestions, who il .
conditionaly in favor of prosecuting the war with the
utmost vieor which the Nation can command against
the enemies Of our common country, and who recOg.
mixes the present National Administration the only
channel through which our country's honor can be
properly vindicatsd and whe SUCH Is willing to
port, and give all aid in his power said Admnistra
tion in putting down this heborn rebellion, IL invt-
ed to cooperate with us In selecting candidates for
said offices. saa.-sa - ..-s-.-~e @
The ratio of representation will be to each town
ship and additional for fifty votes cast for
Lincoln At the last Presidential election
fraction thereof Of twenty five over which will
title the several townships to the following number Of
delegates:
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LUMBER MARKET.

ST. 0ooAoS July q.
FLouR-Frm but Inactive at 81, 75a5 90 for single ex
ira, and s.. 75a5 so for double extra III .,...
waEAr-stiff but slow at 7ocas1,5 for Spring to ex
| ira choice fall
CoRN-57a6Oc for mixed to white. ..... .l..
OArs-Receipts small and holders asking an advance
sales at 74a75c for prime, ande5a7oc for rejected
RYE-No sales reported
| RAaLEY-Not reported.
HDEs-Steady at 15c for dry.
| HAY-Stif At 81 ,1Oa1 ,l21a per 100 pounds.
| WnlskY-4O15a4l. 4.r ttt.
FLouR-In fair request at So 5Oa4, 10 for superins
brands. White Winter extras ss,s71aa7,5o.
| WaEAr-Declned 1c. A choice quality of new rec
winter sold for SLOT. No. Spring 81, ooa; o2, No
Spring 9Oa91c, and rejected Spring 6sa71c '.,
CosN-Limited inquiry and dull OF 47ka47s++c fol
mixed. -i''-
OATs-4Sa55l4c.
| RYE-63a631ac.
| B.RLEY-57a66l4c.
EGGs-9a9ac. E5
BUrTER-1212a 14c. Hr
PoTAroEs-s2, 5Oa3 10 per barrel for new; old out Of
market ... ST..
H1DEs-Green sAaS1zc. Dry Flint 1614s17}4c.
| GEocERIEs-steady. Sugars 1lAal51ac. Coffee ga
&c., Molasses 45a73c for Syrups and 36a42c for Scr
ghum. Rice 9a91ac. Teas s5ca51,65' ,,....+....
There is very little doing at the cattle yards, hnG
prices for both cattle and hogs without material
alteration.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
| NEW YoRK July q.
BEEr-First quality, slla12 per cwt; ordinary $lo'
| IL; common, So, 50a10; inferior, SSa0.
swINE-Corn fed heavy, 5s1s51zc. -
| BY Telegraph
r. .r NEW YORK, July %.
FLouR-Active, a45Oa5,0o for Extra, &5,60Ab.75
H. o.
wnKAT-Neminal at 81 05a1 II Spring; ST. Zeal 20 TO-
Milwaukee Club II ,21a1 % for Winter Red.
| CoRN-Lower 651aa66c
| OATs-Du and hsavy-T0a75c.
| PoRK-Dull.
| BEEF-Firm.
| LARD-Steady &c.
| WH1sKY-Frm at 451lc. .-
| Cotton and Groceries dull.
| New York, July o.
GoLp-s1 261s. Treasury notes 81 Oh.
Srocxs-Rather easier, particularly since board, mon
ey Eat, sterling dull dropping. U. 6s registered, 81
1O4155, do. coupons 1861. 5:2Os coupons 1919.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
United States Tax.
N 1T O. OF PPEALS.
TO ALL WHOM TT NAV c0NcrRN

NOTICE il hereby given ss per sect ion 15 o. S. Eek.
y else Tax Law, an Act of Congress entitled can
Act to provide Internal Revenue and to support the
proved July 1st 1862 that the Assistant Assessor of
First s Division in the County of Muscatine. % Dis
trict OF Iowa has completed his annual assessment list
OF said Tor the year 1858 that said
list OF valuation and enumerations made and taken will
Dc onnd with said Geo Meason, Assistant assessor of
salo at mis- once In Muscatine, subject to
or nfteen day sfrom and after the 25th day
OF july 1868 from one to four O'Clock p. m. Of each
Appeals will be received, heard and acted upon by the
District Assessor of said District at the ocs Of the
in Muscatine relative any or
eessoe valuation or assessment by the Assistants on
Q clock q. M, and four o'clock D. m - - : -
ANY assessments not abated cancelled at appeals
granted. aasrf 5a41 PLINY FAV As...s ~re'"-'
July 22-dAw2w. a ! Second Coli n;.t nS Tn
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-24
DUTCHER,s LIGHTNING
EIY KIllER!

Supplies felt by every good housskeeper Every
sheet will kill quart where flies thick. Remem.
Der that it is DUTCHERS that does this, and refuse
the base limitations that offered The real article
is for sale by all respectable Druggists.
s. HUNTINGTON
Wholesale Agent, MoGregor, Iowa.