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The Portland daily press., 1863-10-16

The above Steamers connect at st. John with Eu-
ropean and North American Railroad all stations
to Shediac. and from thence with Steamer West
moreland for Bedeque and Charlottetown, L. T.. l.,
and Pictou s., and with the Steamer Emperor for
Windsor and Halifax, Nova Scotia, and with steam
ers for Fredericton. Also at Easpot with stage for
Machias, and with Steamer Queen for Calais and st.
Andrews, and at the latter place with N. b. & e.
Railroad for Houlton and Woodstock stations.
Through tickets will be sold on board by the clerk,
or ut the agents office.
Returning, will leave st. John for PASSPORT, Port
land and Boston. every Monday and Thursday morn
ing, at s O'Clock.
No camphene, turpentinc, oil of vitriol. or other
explosive burning fluid, or materials which ignite by
friction, taken by this line.
Positively freight not received after Ar. N. Mon
days and Thursdays. For further information ap-
ply TO e. c. EATON, Agent,
sept Railroad Wharf, Portland, Ne.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-16

"a A good two-story house, barn. and ar.
lnsHA riagc-house, with lot 6s X IS feet, in Back
l-.kk& Cove Village, near Tukey's Bridge. about
one mile from Portland post offce-a pleasant stu
alton.
Also one house lot on Monument street, in Port
land, on which is an unfinished house; and one lot
about one hundred feet square, ON Atlantic street !;
will be sold entire, or In two lots. Terms easy.
Apply to j. HACKER.
jc1l deod&wttb2
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-16

H OF E LIS.

BOWdOin street House,
IA "a BowDoIN STREET.
Nh d Corner Aston BOSTON.
EA w. +. AVIS,
Late Proprietor of the Minot House, Cohasset.
TERMS, $3.50 PER DAY.
jy20 d3m
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-16
STEAMBOATS,.
International Steamship Co.
EAsTPORT, CALAIS Il ST. JOHN.
Two Trips q Week /!

@S~ On and after Thursday, April 9Th,
tg&Sr&af~ the Steamer NEW ENGLAND, Capt.
sx1sS4c44e E. Field, and Steamer New BRUINS
NICK, Capt. L. b. Winchester, will leave Railroad
day, at O'Clock z. NJ, for PASSPORT and St. John
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-16

CHAMBERS in the second story, over Store 90
" Middle street-Mitchelrs Building. Possession
given Immediately. Inquire Of
jan2tf A. I. DOLE.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
copyright secured.l
The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES. n-I

This celebrated Female Medicine,
possessing virtues unknown Of any
thing else of the kind, and proving
efectual after all others have failed.
Is designed for both married and s,a-
gle ladies', and Is the very best thing
known for the purpose, as il viii
bring on the monthly sickness in cases
of distractions, from any cause, and
after all other remedies of the kind
have beel. tried in vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
been sold without a single future,
when taken as directed, and without
the least injury to health in ang case.
.R-lt Is put up in bottles OF three
different strengths, with full direc-
tiOns for usin o. and aant r. .~--.-.
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-16

ON second floor, Middle Street, centrally situated
~ and easy of access. Apply at No. - Exchange
Street jy17 If
The Portland daily press., 1863-10-16
FOR SALE & TO LET.
To Let

FENHE commodious Chamber in the northerly col
n ner of the new brick block, corner of Lime and
Milk Streets, directly facing the market. Rentiow
Enquire at Office of
OCEAN INSURANCE CO.,
Sept IL, 1852 diff No.27 ExchangeSt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-15
- Baltimore nn6 Ohio
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na9 9SReeltnS nu6 Parter86urg unb Elm 3ua mad Srebse
rid ab9ebeu, ME fDIgt: IVY
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gen we1iIt@' noroipeflit rnb i~ioweitlit.
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9:So Ndpmltta9S Inb ben Nreberid 7.15 gPoroens.
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5.oS unO bon @aicOtt's Otils IaUraens I'D I,rb 100
lluo Na9mittaSs 2.45 unb $50. ' 1''0'
Na@ W116tuatcn.
abSau8 BON Baltimore na6I@ai5ina ngRoroeusA 20
sos unb 1000, unb @a4miftuss $50, 900 IuS 3 90,
SoHntas8 uar gtorgenS nm 4.5O uub 5, OK nnS @ 1+S
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nm $50, 800 unb l1.25 Inb gla&mittaoS nm 2 < ,,nS
$50. SonntaSs uur Wtprsen8 nm s unb Wosmittnas
3 uuo $50. gtur Der brittle unb FINITE 3uo bon goTfGi-
more uno Der erite, bierte unb finite 3ua BON gDoSbinotcr
palten an alien Staticuen an. Ser ,tpeite prb INIT
3uS BON Waibtngton nnb Baltimore ~Ser5ipben T6 mil
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tton coer an bic 3idetzOffce.
Us. q. Gmttb, Graassortmeife
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a8f6htfn cir Meffeuhe.

NGGan0 bsr Oerf@ tebenen Ct
enbdbu5nGe.
Rad 0aIbtnaton NIT Der Baltic.
unb Obtp Balm Mor9ens unt 4 Il. 80 81.
8 t1br, S Wltn. mnb 10 rbr 0OrmittaeS.
3 n SO unO 8 ubr.
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INN 800.
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Na@mttta98 TIM 3.O5 mnb $780, Des
@onntags nm s u9r Wor0enS uub 8. unb
$50 gla1mittd9s.
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parterSbur8 mnb Us : + e.
ttn0-per Vpf3ug tUel&er an alien 3tpte
IAenRatiunen t1lt berldet @amDsn Neppt I'M
8. As M. MOrsea6, Der GrpreB5us uut $50
8etbe 3uge Reben In 8enauer 0erbtnSung
nit ben naG Cincinnati a~bsebeuben 3iigen.
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upnmen WlUraenS ut 4.30 Wf. unb ae6t
UNI 7.15 Mbenbs BON Grebertd pteber as.
Ma6 gttteUtts WtIls.-MOrgenS
umt $40 unb 9.15 unb NnAmtttass um
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aeben 3Ige urt 4.40 mnb 11.O1. MOrsens
unb $50 unp $40 Na9mtttagS al.
Na@ 06ttabeIptta um $50 unO
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$50 NaGmttta6S.
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NbenbS.
Mle 9age NIT slusna4ms bs6 8.30Noreens
3uss He6en NIT ben na9 Netpzy Orf 9ebenber
0erbtnbun8.
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fraI 8abu.
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Ben pUm @Glpertf TT. DepOt as,
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tags.
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3ag.
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DtenRa8, MtttpUd, 6rettag unp @omRag,
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Nnnapp(tS unb 0eE GtDer Cambridge ct.
WtGael6 &c. &c. un0 anoere an ecln 5IfltA II.
rDelel ufer oeleeenen VlGben.
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.Rorl frat raid suriid, bentete opf pie
Tbar ua6 REF: SD bpfe, mein PER-, Ser
beoreift. baS Sbr gum leetsn Nfole Ole
@6weue bic fee 8ohnun5 aberl4rtftea boz
;S6 beqreife eS, ia9te eInia4 Der &Olan'
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Der Nusiae be8 @brsei5es lei onltefsno.
SIR drbeitet nt6t msbr2 fra8te 8oberts,
insem er auffanb.
9ein, entsesnete er barld, SIR f0nnt
9ehen. =
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mUrsen, laoten Die brei Mdn1ler uaO efI'
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mari F4 auf etnen Sefel.
Rednet auf uns, s%ndOiSfer per-, fit
Iterte S6rd9 benz Prin5en IN oaS SRr, ais
tie auf Der StraBe paren.
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8esablt Cure 2eute unb entlaBt tie.
N6!
6iucet Sud oGein uno phne @aften uul
aht ntr DOR benz @itterthore be8 @arten8
Elm.
limb Der @apitdn
N1it benz ma@t, mas SIR wpllt ; i4 tarl'
mere mid barum nt@t.
fxNrtfsbtuo fpI0te
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t1e0 %fsna Gsepd@ frsi.g

@S-' l3Ur beionoeren GeanhatBnapu1e.
@inpanberer unb S~feiIenbe Iplteu iebr oprft6tis ieiu,
e6e ie ibre 8ilette taufen uns f~ctsn b%ieieIben mn in
benz Bureau beS uutersei9ueteu anseteaten asenten
taufeu. r
0ieieuisen, hpel6e in Baltimore o~nfprunlen, tperbet i9
p6ue S9micristeit 9tIetts fHr beie 9iuie Seri6afeu fSna
men, inbeut Der aseut Der rDeuti6en @eielf6aft" bel
ibrer Qanbuns ibuen ben tnter3ei6neteu Gsenten ~borfteleH
pirb.
GHe peitere a%uStuuft uub 3Iat6 ertPeiIt nneRtgelSli6
@S. ". &i[Se0rdnst,
@tsegGI~S zatsEGatGu.Issn ps SaIttEpEts H3
GhtD-Gtfen6Gbns
easOn go. 81 &banesfr., 8oIttnors.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-15

SeS2ersYerit@exuag
tsr aHoettrten Teaertnann84 9 rRderuagsas<
feHI4oft BON Baltimore.
yso. 4 Ss1tbRr0be eeSenilber Benz Gan- gsgdnbe.
sn Setraet bee erfoterst@en EtGtstet be8 Eoursi- Sseiisr-
Depa tssaerrts fsus, Gr o9a bents Gu sn ~btltoererrn greiEe
deie Gph5gn ans Ntb er1epera AUD BE aIteu ~ ben biri.
ten Staten. al: G~teicMlSes, toeIGe 26aIer sgSGeI, sberjsa-
F9e 26ertEgerHdrtt fir ci ster febeu Sabre IA betgt6ern
pHuI6et, pcrher Fers et~tstIaben, I'D h. 2iae ,;rfsrer
SerdbaeisStet grsIntta -glGstIe AZ anIeFsn.
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asI+ .sft
..ss .asa SDbM q. 8foors. Qr&fbsr
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SSsE. g. 9a@, SiOeb gBstteg, fg@anas g4ns
Snsa sSGtfe, gtttar6 g. Ttajpn. ssyQu,s8 Dntaa,
S SUnss y, xsSesbea. Jaw1eS Il, Ernee, fEMTcs 4, D}iHs
ss.o Sttte: Samuel gtrR, Salle8 q. @zarfs
'&nto. Saceb Gruft 81. 3, V. g. 9fnse.
Ea#a4l. Us Sc8n Eiufebe alsfr
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Arnree uuS 0ntfr6ftete!

%%N"~S@ SS
al. SmGSne'S
sulamnten9eiestes Sorttp Dpte WlpEtrfGea.
9enast uns etuYFssIen bon ben beriEnteFex Ger3ten as
Sas f&erfte aab ~seatbsfts Yttttel IN ber 2etluaa bon BART
Yustfbrung, EIeusn 9uRer, 8Iutipsiem, Ssierteh i9tra&cr
St!ninis. Sdfaert Ia ben 1rtxDOrsars1, eeroorbsttcni Dilt,
G@rer8 tn Ser Stts nab SruF, 9erattopfen OSer 3erttranf-
Bat, e!en SeIS>, Bluff Inb SltnsenIeteea.
Or. GwGYne'S
j1IauimengeGebtes G9rlip pOn OtlbftrIden
bsFtnbet f9 fest absr eth gtertel SGtrAnnbert Ur csr 2SsIi
nnb 1T 81 ~OerfGufsE III iebeE1 S%etsobateG Ebetle Der er6e.
Or. 2weQRe's
tstfau1mengeleBttr Ssrtp oOn 8lbftrIGea
prb snserettet nnte* Der umatttelbGreE GufH8t Srn Sr. 8.
StpG49e, etnes 9sfctdten Grtte8, Der feite profefoneue 2oRi-
bG4n mtt benz wi&tiae1 gortbtiI elmer regeInldbt9en a~1eb5tnt-
philadelphia, ia pteGet&t In Der Welt. ansetretet. Ut biente
na5ber etueu rebIiden Eerrn;r In beaa DBilabelYtto Dtspen-
iarp, unb gar st:Is Sabre Lang sst i'm 9OipbaI uas aIten
Eruteubeusitner Stabf.
Dr. GwaYne'S
aWlammen9eIebter Sprtp BON WtlbEtrINen
n baber aars SuSsrIaiRs fciu nsu!es u~naeYraftea grpert1nsut.
isrbern Elm Ssuis %erprobtes @itteI, bS In Ealtieaben BON
5GimtIieu IN bteieui nmb TIM ausIaEbe eeDraHtt ptrb.
Or. 9 w1pne'S
3nEam~meteeIebter S1rltS 0Ua BtlbfttfAen
lit bic ~sOrtetneGe aaO etx3ts d@te~ 8uiammeuftsune bon ie-
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heIeUkuBeH " UoLlpItI9Sl peHlegI nHD, sic Qpct nt1tS
NIT Tiger gerssuns ST. tban taben. unb meI9e Ranter bet-
IeIben NIT bstsefR8, tint, bic Gber ttdts mt tbrer 1eretttns
IN tbun babeu, uE' tbueR etaer Nnf IL DerIGGIen nnb set
GattttI ~bericIbea ben Bsrtaaf bet Gte etsta bet ~isrsIciei; Sta
tn ~;uI6tSert.
Dr. Swapnt'S
suIauamen9eester Ssrup bon Dtlbftrfnen
8sreeffet ut@ti baB tbr, tnsn1 Der Heib ~rerltosft eber
nt@t btaIdh9It& often ien folte
5rapne's S%ar1apartla hub E9eersYtGen
TIT gerHtnRaaS nit BEN @tlbttri@en .Ssrap neEuet;. bieIe
g3tle;t Fnb etu i&neGe8 r~entSenbes 2artralttel, bG8 oIs b5ie
@a1abfOnosrnnsen aus benz Dtcget unb ben gcbirnen eats
Eernt, wobrrb pbatSe @~eanbseit beraefeut ptrb,
So sSnbsrettet 0nsi&ItebItb bnrt Dr. 8. SUapas,
GbIabsIpBsa.
Gtns 8Or tpsro pa goa fraseo eerfeabe. BET gu,s;ana BON
IS Gents
sSRM abreIfre 4eheIgRaen an
Or. 8. SWsSnt & SOtu,
IA4 ytDro 8. ctr. @6IaoeIpAtn.
Siettauttbets
$feGc 9. 6pDE, 70 BalttnorsRr.
e. q. 9Gttce, NS EaIhmoreht.
$. 9aienbatgt BrCabp0e urb Gaui0n NDenas.
s.. ~. ES&H nj esAsroebwar. Eas1,a
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Som1nner.G GbrpIan.
an nao nag Dem l9. april werbe, bic 3ase auf bieisr
SaRn in ua3fofgenber gBeiie erSebirt WI"
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NfOrOli0e Genlral Giien6obn
8erdnberter Tabrplatt

RGG benz @eRen NIB Worb.r
Somnner.G Gbrptan.
an nno nap benz 10. GpriI perbeu bic 3aae auf bie,s,
Sa9n in Hu@fOfgenber gBeiie erpebirt: ~
3u9s nprDtpGrt8.
agrroI8 SeP' "' '..-..........9 ubr Is Wetu. Born.
ssSF.ses"S ..'.......9 y Is 9benbs
Barttpn p On @.." gS"ta9
a 3a9e iibwSrts.
PpP6G9 tOu'mt an nm az g,,brn
zoo Is Bcrnt.
harrisburg Accommodation. . ......I1 20 SScrr"
Barttpu ..,7I 49,. Lev Sornl.
Der um $50 asenbs ~a6ge5enb: O grsr:ss 'soG m @Ssn ns
an lCt9enOea laoltH bon Sarri8burs seteeenen gunften
aNpa'1en' 9elosorcu9P, Dart, Sanober Stucticn, GJers
bile. "' Sp"IpS@
Der POft3nS se9t tGgti6, ausgenoutuen eonut,os
OEn S{PreB6u9 tcntttt tdgttG, dasgenDnrer gpprtoos
Pafia9iere fit 3wii6eufattonen iSuter Spr So,r;s 1SSS
nfo Parfton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mebmen.
Feft= uno @~TpreB3i9e fte5en senau in Merbinbrno mi,
Der Pennl9loanta Central Giienba6u in Sarri8brr%o fir
ptiteburg, @Is0etapb, Columbus. @fncfr-
uatt, SnotnnapOIta, Sort Dasue' Ghicoop
lno amen Plaseu beS 8rpFer ~gBefens, fopie Al @rmipps
Hth per 9fefo gor. erie @fen6abr mad aQen 8l6hen i'm
nprolt3en un6 tpefGi4en g2ep gorf.
Der eiu5ige Bug, ipel9er am @onrtoo oboe6t - So.
S~TpreB5us I'M 9 ll9r Is gfin. Q6enbs.
aGesen G~a9rbiIets un6 auberer oenolIen unS nerYSsr.
den Iusfunft belte6e man f6 an bic giaetsfSfHcs IN } t~r
Soloert station, @de BON @alperts unS fSranfiiufr. m
tpenoen: "'' 0"
3. 81. Dn8arrs,
Gen. Supt. BET MSrbl. @entraIba6n.
CD. 9. Dpuug,
@eu. Trant@u Il. PafdgierzM peut. Mns5u
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Befte Geleeenbett fir @eIAdfts,
1R11kn

Heaaftrapt, uebrere @krtbi@nfter, ptlde felt Sabren mi,
BEN bthen &rfcls tetrieben ~urben, iDpte aud elm onsse
iet@netts @rceertegeih6ft Su tertenfen, Iente t1 hermit Bic
Nufmerfianttett frl@er pericntn, BITE germ tn etn F5 gut REM
tlfenbes 8eI&ait etn3utreten rnS&ten, auf bieiel5en, Rdbere
&ussunft ertbttle i'd In retnem 2pt9L, Stu. So gnrbeufr.
2 Ereppen bod.
tDf2E8) Satpk 81 a8ner.
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GeDer. &eDcrs SeDeC%
Nn bic @ei4irr=, SattsI=, @5ttsfsls uap @6,4.
utd@er ppa Baltimore, NaI9tn9ton urD Toe
iusmeg cer pBeder" 9eleen wieb.
50 babe iest iHl 2abet uhb e~rhpfanse tdgtt@ unb to5Gent.
I9 frif8cn WcrratS rpu prtstG @tittrrIeber, tpel@eS ia su
febr t~tebrtsen 8reifen certaufet tofn; TIT Der &bot. Id babe
enc grSsers nnb btIisere MuspGbl, ME iteenb ein anberes
9aus tn Baltimore, n6unt9 Ibsr 1000 Seiten @eidirtleGsr BON
Seri9tseeasrf @crlSt nnb III Dreticr Bon SO Cents PET pib.
ano b5ttr.
. SDElaasQeDer&
1000 9ette9 2erlp6- Mns Sat.Srbueber perbea, toera Srs
benz l. Sauuar sefauft, gu ~fclseubeu Atesrtsen @retien otass
!aiett @rimo 9ernIOd=SphIentebsr $50 Gents pei Vf,nb;
setu5BnHGe8 DO. 15-2s Gents Dat. SGbIeuIeber a0-88
Geni8; Elm srsser DotrutS spt i&persut 9rima Rtps, bon 40
bts go Cents per SIunb; SetoSbnItseS DifFeGeber Al SAX Der
BeQ; anseen8tes be.; Sscbleber; prtntn frsftes unb frona5-
fi9e8 RaIbleber; pateuIeber; EN- srpssr gSrratb BON fteFgssa
SaItts6n gu nur so Gents Per Plumb; Gguntp-S GntetnfaI-
lung 80 Gents per 9flinb, iannit eineni 0rOben,- SOdetr unb
trti&sn Torsotl Os Sau5a 49sr-g s:;rst,gen Soften, @st-
bsnsSeias, Sertfo6Ien, 90IapE5dsn, Ra9eIn &C. &C.; 2pE. unb
@et6estber-e8erfSsnse, Del, Eala 4nb b6nte. SeEGs ID isS
!Gngs unn ~rerfa1;Ie. a546.se
Darnpa tcnru1t Gtatr nab e4us. I'll
a1.et1 7-. I. 3. Cruz
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

| ing to the best information he car obtain
Persons SO assessed may take oath or affirma.
ton as to the amount of income and deduc
ton therefrom, agreeably to section 9S.
Persons receiving rent may deduct there
from the amount paid for necessary repairs
insurance and interest on membranes upon
such rented property. The cost Of new
structures or improvements to buildings shall
not be deducted from the income. The tax
must be levied upon all dividends declared
prior to Sept. l, 1852, and upon $500 Of all
salaries of officers or payments to persons in
the civil, military, naval or other service Of
the United States for services rendered prior
to the said date, as such dividends and pro-
portions of salaries were not subject to de-
duction or assessment. ASA NJ
Interest received from or due by trust COM
panies, savings institutions, insurance, bridge,
express, steamboat, ferry boat, and. railroad
companies, corporations, or orassociations, prior
to the same date, must also be taxed. Inter-
est paid by him on membranes upon the
dwelling house or estate in which the assess
ed person resides, may be deducted from in
come; also. his payments for necessary re-
pairs. Farm produce which the producer
has on hand on Dec 81, 1862, must be ap-
praised at its marketable value ON that day.
The income-tax shall be included in the an
nual list, and appeals and other proceedings
held as provided by law. s. r.H
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VOL. XIV-NO. 40.
the late battle have nearly all reached New
Orleans, numbering 179. All were doing
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CAIRO. April 26.

-l't ruas 7.'f -..',.. a.i. CAIRO, April 70.
Late intelligence from Cape Girardeau rep
resents several steamers loaded with stores
for removal to the Illinois side, in consequences
of the new approach of the enemy, 200
rebels, who have driven in our pickets and
approached the city. The Union land force
and gunboats are believed to be sufficient to-
drive back any troops the enemy may have
in that vicinity. Firing was heard to day,
twenty miles distant, supposed by our gum
boats shelling the woods. ,. .. sta K ,s,-. %
Gen Ashboth has issued an order for the
arrest of rebel sympathizers in his division,
and authorizing officers to shoot any man who
may interfere with them in the discharge OF
their duty in arresting deserters. H s.. ...
Advices from Memphis say that skirmish
was going on, that the rebels were retreating
and number of prisoners have been taken.
Especial to the Times.l
SToNEMAN's STATION, April %.
On Thursday morning an expedition con-
sisting of two regiments, the 18th Brooklyn
and 14th Indiana, under Col. Morrill,, of the
oath Michigan, reached Fort Conway, and at
daylight launched several pontoons, crossed
the river and seized the town Of Port Royal,
which was occupied by body of the enemy's
cavalry, numbering not over 200. The cav
airy was speedily dispersed and 20 or more
more of them captured. A number Of army
wagons were captured and burned, and sew
eral horses and mules brought away. Our
forces held the town an hour A heavy
body of the enemy's infantry, with artillery
appeared and our men safely retired to this
side of the river, and on Thursday night
were again back in camp without loss.
NEW York, April 26.
A dispatch from Memphis, 23d, says six
more transports have recently run the block
ade. They are the Tigress, Anglo Saxon,
Empire City, Moderator, Cheesman and Har-
rison. The casualties are not known. The
Free Stone and Ad. Howe have taken two
double deck fat-boats through. These boats
are capable of carrying 1000 men each
Transports are now running past Warrenton,
without difficulty, the batteries being silenced.
Gen. Banks army is at Point Coupee, on
the south bank of the Red River, and 'oppo-o
site Bayou Sara. -as ..-.5-- ss... .
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SrALL1oNs AND JAcKs.-The following sec.
ton fS6) from the Amended Excise Law, we
have been requested to publish BY Mr.. Fay,
q. s. Assessor, for the benefit Of persons
concerned: so1Aaig4 idsi'sf4 fseEi ,'fI9
Stations and jacks, owners Of, shall pay
ten dollars for each license. Every person
who keeps male horse or . jackass for the
use Of mares, requiring or receiving pay there
for, shall be required to take out license
under this act, which shall contain briei
description of the animal, its age, and place
or places where used or to be used: Pro.
vided, That all accounts, notes, or demands
for the use Of any such horse or jack without
q license, as Aforesaid, shall be invalid and ol
no force IN any court Of law Of equity. a'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01
BY JOHN MAHIN.
The supreme Judge.hip.

A few days since we announced rumo
that the Hon. Caleb Baldwin had declined be
ing candidate for reelection to the Supreme
Bench. Since then We have read Judge B.
letter to Col. Wiltse positively declining a re
nomination. There can no longer be any
doubt as to the necessity of selecting another
person for the position. We have also pub
lished the encomiums Of the Davenport Co.
setts upon Judge Dillon, with the expressed
belief that he could not bo spared from this
Judicial District Elected to his present po
sition by the almost unanimous vote Of the
people, he should regard that vote as an ex'
preston Of their will to retain his seat, which
he has so much graced and honored. The
people Of this county are not prepared to
spare SO good man to assume a position
more remote from them.
Since our former article upon the subject
of Judge of the Supreme Court VIC have been
permitted to see many expressions of earnest
desire that our esteemed fellow citizen, w. G
WOODWARD, should permit his name to be
used in connection with that Office. Judge
W. has hesitated as to his duty in the prem
ises, and has at last responded to the wishes
of many prominent citizens of the State out.
side Of this county, as well as his own towns
men, by consenting to the use Of his name
1t is unnecessary for us to tell our readers
who Judge Woodward is. That he gave uni.
versal satisfaction while occupying the seat
now occupied by Judge Baldwin IS too well
known. That he failed denomination owing
to an unfortunate division in our county is also
well known. He stands pre-eminent as a
jurist, scholar and gentleman. Judge
Woodward having given up his seat to Judge
Baldwin, it is appropriate that the former
should return to theseat, soon to be vaca-
ted by the latter. To those many friends
who adhered to Mr.. Woodward during the
last session Of our State Legislature, the an
nouncement of his name in connection with
the Judgeship will be sufficient. Occupying
q seat in the State Senate, his eminent abili-
ties secured to him the merited position of
chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee,
and well did he discharge his duties.
We have another reason for urging the
nomination Of Judge Woodward, and that is
the unqualified patriotism of Muscatine coun.
ty, emitting her to a proper recognition in
the great Union party of Iowa. This county
has sent more men and contributed more san.
itary supplies than any other county in the
State. Indeed it is everywhere recognized as
the banner war county of Iowa. tits reli.
able Union county without the soldiers vote,
and on the ground Of patriotic exertions, we
ask the nomination of Hon. w. G. Wood
ward. -i