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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28
AHIUkENIENTs.

7 AURA KERAR,s TIiEATxE
Open AZ: con',aeSss Tx o'caocs.
Fourth week Of " MS $50 s5; II :; . e
:, .o,,,,. ,,. Queen ,,s' ,s 2. Consdy and Bong
Applications Al The Boz omoe
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THE ACTRESS NY DAYLIGHT.
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Iisr Original oass.rssr JOHN WOOD
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Wa sons. ail Be N. submissive sH Wiio and
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tAse Of tbs ssoosya A.asmy q Music and orovss me
Tue In ~.h
snd a..lss. e conform % the dssi'ss Of The psb has
EAST LYNNE
Svx~ ~c.w AAiNnh.
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:, os,.s; ssiSs'IF ssssA:s .. yA.s =
LUCILLE WESTERN oo1A'
WILL AZ. APrE istI Il HEE dEEST oH4Tscrzss.
g RMS ssH aRhAf Ar soh nAD1 nnax H.Ss
has endesred itself to all ho.s ~ho WISH V shes.aee
80 USEFUL LESSONS CAN M LEARNED
:. riiEATRE PLACE or SUITABLE RESORT
'0I S.ns sr IL sa :.G oo
tho author In regard i "a "i IysS q che play '.
Goes not arouse the enthusiasm of those Who vi.ao
ENCHArNs THEIR ATTENTION.
and 80 en''' their ~ z "; .y follow
from the msmcn, she lsa,s. hsr husband. roof ..
EAST LYNNE.
TRIALS AND rRIBuLATIoNs.
WEEPING FRIENDS AROUND HER DEATH Bed
OLD CHAMBER OF lex II Re ONCE HAPPY uoxE.
EAST LYNNE
Ii SPEAKING. TRUTHFUL MONITOR.
does
MAKE VICE LOVELY.
rHSr nfhsG sqss s
In Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and
Boston East Lynne has been witnessed by
THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS AND THEIR FAMILIES,
and has been endo sed by tho
PRESS, CLERGY AND Hun TONED PEOPLE
MOST SUITABLE DRAMATIC N af REPRESENTATION
WEE AsD 'A''
Inc Brooklyn Daily News In akiDg 81 East Lynne
sys-Mss Lucille Western appeared for the hr.t me a.,
evening" at the Academy Of Music In the beautiful drama Of
East lynne the house was well hed Notwithstanding
the threatening tho elements The deiineaen u
the character Of Lady Isabel by Miss wes,ern rather
ceeded the expectations many no witnessed the last
evening for the first The piece shows 10 what
tremes jealous mind VIII carry passionate woman.
This she performs excelently and the audi
moved She Afterwards lays doNt
her her denthbcd her husband III,
last interview between them In affecting aud tho sob
from all oil the house last evening quite audible
The performance throughout such dramatic treat
tinuance. The performance OF Miss Western cannot fall
satisfy the lovers OF true artist delusaon. She
sustained by thoroughly competent coIApany aud the
have lett nothing undoDc that could
excellence OF the the comfort aud pynen
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No extra charge for reserved
444 THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL,
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS,
NEW And IMPOSING FEATURES,
BRILLIANT ARRAY or NOVELTIES.
SONGS DUETS AND oPhRArrc PERFORMANCE.
THE bALLETs AND DANCES.
TIE sAbIB MiksrRELSY,
THE GYMNAsTIC FRATs
THE SOLOS AND CONCENTRATED PIECES OF THE
ORCHESTRA
THE LIHf2 qip srEEcuEs BIELEsouEs, ETC,
Draw Increasing crowds every night 70
so BROADWAY
II startles-asonishe=-be wilderA, vet grslhes
TIE CROWDS on VISITORS
To night nrst appearance OF the following artists
J. wAMB0LD i. WAMBOLD
The renowned BanJost
DAN sHILBY.
The versatile Ethiopian Comedian.
TONY PASTOR
The popular Comic singer,
CHARLEY WHITE,
The renowned Ethiopian Comedian,
Auihor OF all the rcss and urles uea OF the day
fRED SHAW
The Comic Vocalist and Comedian.
T. q. RIGGS.
The oelebtsed irish COMEDIAN
THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE.
Composed Of the most hnshci dancers,
Under the direction o. the renowned Master.
Mons. PAUL BRILLIANT,
With several other prominent performers.
Forming the strongest combination
H. W BUTLER. Proprietor.
The Management takes pleasure In announcing engage
nient with the celebrated frish Comic Vocalist
MISS CArHLEEN UhETL
Who vii appear on Thursdsy, Jan. ~
WAsTED-sISGEKs, DANCERS, COMIC VOCAL
w 1T and Negro Dcn~aiofs for Htohcocs's National
theatre and Music Hail. liz Canal street. also few gentee
Waiter oirs Apply between II and :, this day.
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WINTKR GARDEN.
w The brilliant and beautiful
CURAS,
~ request for TWO NIGHTS more IN grand military
drama q the tRhhOH SPY Introducing her
BEAUTIFUL DANCk2
- COkBATs, 40.
The popular character aetos
Mr.. @. w. COULDOOK
for the LABT WEEK hs alton OF PETER
PRIORITY. In tho drama II THE CHIMNEY CONNER
Wednesday evening.
The performances viii with tho doucstic drama
Of tho
CHIMNEY CORNER
To conclude with tho
FRENCH SIR.
introducing
CUBAS IN THRER CHARAOrERS
Friday, HKkkflT OF q w. COULDOCK.
rehesrsAI tho drama OF tbs WIZARD sixty. Cub4s
AioIs tho Pirate Boy,
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EAST LYNNE,
IN gATIrRIlA Az IIIla A

The sale Of reserved ia. will
At the Academy o. Music Thursday morning. at 4
O'Clock; also the music stores OF Beer Schirnler No
70l broadway and Sibel Salisbury No. Nassau street
No charge for reserved seats
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. LUCILLE WESTERN

Due notice will he given IN regard to particulars.
Eox's OLD s2w WIN, T Tgsy Sous,s,.
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s uIise. y tiis ss,flsa cSasiSSt 90
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stSIrnit Ss s ireLs sssEa sTaTrk
srtne~e ~ ~ p9sa- SOS "a pub me be.s sntsala
.ri's sviSIsa WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "A
- 80 rao,fssos s4r5iips
''' '''''' I'''''I rafIibi.i,3skDraS'
cHALLEssha ~ h n,,;ss soR so"l
MONS narrrsfis osruri T. i.s.i.m,~ rareri.ie.
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TugArHg rRsseAIs .sIHLos CONCERT ALoos
i SATURDAY. Jan u. tss,
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peor op~n.,1S esra.a ,.s. :, .e..s pr,,.a.i,
,iilsi. as Bro.ds.y
GERMAN FAIR. IA FOURTH STREET. -DyLIvgar
ri,e. r-ssin ~ gScs. m.s 90 wsin..isJ Jsaa.y Is 80
be oonsisersd pf-ssnsed v ths hp'pi~A
L,Dpy DRAMATIC ASSOCIATIONS. or ssooxLYs.-
= - ,o'g r., 's ,:. s.ss.y' . ~ &C., I. ...s,s
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plAr ngoxs -rroroohlrns ~ AL ras A.
ffisF y ,~nt sA Z ttt fgtti SECS s.urtg co.
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ID sgCHANIcs HALL. III BRoADwAy
hoad'y J"" 20 and G n 9 nY as1i"s tho week
10 his orlsbra,; !. .E y, 4, >, no ,,.u.
Nv sswcosS : 4; scHsfs 81 D6snooD
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Doors open aos Curtain rises ~ rirsrts n osass
PALACE GARDEN,
ADRirss
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An sqna ohaac- oc earh ini'ids. ~ the Aaiisses V
A SPLENDID GOLD WATCH
s = gwen 70 &c on shs sha guess n.sres 10 oas mum
poorJ,s sr 1Dnips sorIor
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hEcnoMAscER and ...-.
who's wonirrfui AMI ins,po.s ~ .sa
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FURNITURE.

An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FUR.
Eurnpe-KosewOOd Piano, 800, for $40 Including
Stool aud Cover Psror Suit $50 500 Egsre book
Tables Enfolgnure. Bunet Ersnsion fables Velvet
Carpets hirrors Paintings. Brcnres bureaus BedAte.d
sold at sacrhee ". MIDDLETON. No. lis West Twenty
third street. near birth avenue.
ELgGAsT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ron sALE-Ar
erred In French ATTN broae very richly carved and
made TO order cost t25 will b. soli for gz5
fI5 two Brussels PsrlOr Carpets Curtains and
Furntnrr o. farior and three b~iruoms Apply al llg
West Eighth street, Ciin on plsre. near slrb svrnur.
LUKsfruRE rOR SALE AND HOUSE TO RgNT-A
small Enxlsh Placement HOume, IN grod hiorhood
location between fhrtleth and kor,~h streets Eighth
ami Ninth avenues nrnshed throughout IN tho Lost
ner. With ROSEWOOD s~srtsads aud Brussels
carpets, spring and hair chanaesr shsstinga
po~ crrk~ry Knives forks aud everything bsOns
int 20 haas Al new ~ dsys cost tho
Ell WI @ TIC whobe tns, 40 stands saeri.
a.. Root Only So per month until May snd leased for
n-tt year tU per Reason for selling the
slrrtefly called s~ay foF furher aIfrrss
ipmsdstsly Hosne' Herald Office.
L,URNlruRK, CARPETS. BOOKS PAMPHLETS AND
Lhrsrr. nypsh, for ready money avenue.
b~tsera sina sai ren'h streets large
Nsays ~ hana
L,uRSfTi M BuugHT-ALL KINDS or FuRsT
tafr fa@fa Mirror. anf Pang- bJught tor csh, ard
even cal at az Thrd .y~nue Thtfy.
fssrh adirr.~~a 10 tufuii8rr a. ap,. viii
~ Frtmpfl ausndsi 20.
L,uRNfrrRE WANTED Any LADY on UESrLP
tnsn sf-ssnz ~ housekeeping. snd wishing " -
An- so q = 80 hga.on street Country eais slies3sd
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A sTRoLOGIsT MADAME HENRI WRITES THE
brings absent ones bss and cause. them % adore sos
Never fails ~ lucky plumbers Persons Distant BY ending
written and sent by mail with picture. and lucky
number Address or call " 20 West broadway near Leon
A sroNIsHISG.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
n daughter, has foresight 10 tell how and how often
o. no pay. Lucky charms free Her equal no, b
found her inace image now IN lul op~rston lss Lad
admiited.
A wokDER.-TuE GYPSY WOMAN HAS JUST AR
"A rived. II wish TO all the secrrs Of past
OF aud care don't fal consult the psllnsi SIG
Brcome street near Thompson
(NoRA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT cLAIRyoYANr
avenues consus all subjects both medieval and business.
detects diseases Of all kinds aud prescbes remedies and
gives Invaluable advice on AL matters Of HE
IL who can esusi Ms. wsLLiseros ~ owing esrr.s,
Law s. and "a =. s'sn,, sroasn s
r.m.dy for drunkenness and bringing the separated 10
Two souls with su. single though.
scquirsmsas stating Zee truths are ioanssa
say ' sSs % sss r..
MADAME RAr Is rHB BEST .cLAIRyoyAsr AND
l Astrolosst IN this city. She your vrry thought.
Seventh ssenus near Twenty sessnh street I.ae. s~
gentlemen. Doc.
Nfiss DE BLAIR. cLAIRyoYAsr AND YoREsEyR
yon will marry, gives lucky numb.
No. Ia wes, so,s stree, Eighth avenue. Pee 81 emit.
10 81.
AIRS. CORA DUyAL. INDEPENDENT cLAInvoYArr
IVl ls5 LAurens street between Houston hsrr1sr
holds consultations dsly with ladies' all AFFAIR. of liz. bn
medical Mrs Duyal genuine aud
no bumbug. Call early.
AIRS ADDIE BANKER MEDICAL AND BUSINESS
wi Clarvuysnt elves correct diagnosis Of dis-sses
raxrs and pres the best chronic
and ACME dscnes. gives Invaluable sdvce business
and An pstrts II iie No West ~ enty ufth street
tween Sixth and seventh avenues.
NJ B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD or THE CELE
IN. DRAFTED Madams BREWSTER (vhO has removed
No sst Broadv AZ Eghi-enth street over the PIC
ture and b. consulted with entire sausiac
tom sb. equal Size tells the name ~ tuiurr vito
or husband also that Of her visitor II wn traih give
her cali.
THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD ~ TifE
Il accomplished Madame BYRON, from PARIS who can D.
consulted with the confidence AFFAIR." " hie
restores drunken unalhfu husbands hsss secret 20
make beloved by your hearts IDIOT and brings esther
those hong separst~d Ladies IS Residence ~ THIRD
avenue above Twelfth
1ey BowLRy MADAME wIDgER CLAfRyoYASr
IOO and gifted spanish lazy, unveils tnysres 0f
fu.fty, I've, marriage absent trends sfkaess, Ires es
mcdcines Tor al dsesss tells ucry numbers properly
lost % stoien. a..
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RROADwAY LEASE FOR sALE-FIFTEEN YEARS
- uncKpred Premises opposite Stewards new store;
house 26x5O three Stories basement and subelar lot
36Elo0 Rent $500. Bonus for lease $500 No agents
mood apply, but principals viii be dealt with In
.Qure Of J. w. BRAISTED 2l2 broadway. room No. 8.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTROLOGiST. MADAME HENRI WRITES THE
"A name. draws the picture Of the you viii marry,
brings absent ones bak and them 20 adore you.
Never fails IA lucky numbers Persons distant by sending
their and enclosing dollar. have their destiny
written and sent by mail with PICTURE and lucky
numbers Address call at 10 West Broadway near Leon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28

TOMORROW tTHURsDAYl.
(rirst utns this srasonl Mortons standard Comrd
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING.
FRIDAY. eighth nigh, Of the great romantic ptsy.
PAULfkE.
SATURDAY thy deslrel. the LADY or LYONS.
In c0usequenc. OF the crowded audcnno ~ Tuesday -
Witness tbs SCHOOL fOit SCANDAL IL ~in 10 REPEATED
AONDAX AeIt. February q
BOZ book open FOR any tho EVENING" from &
To be sspeAtcd. Central Park. Monry, ho.om fr,eadA
Road .kuln, Tho Bachelor Artz Hold o..
Husband aud Tho Irsh Heiress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28

NNAsTED--SISGEKS DANCERS, A COMIC VOCAL
w and Negro Dclin@aors for Hltohcoc National
theaire and Music Hall III Canal also few genee
Waiter ors Apply between II and 2 thus day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28

O0ARNUH'S AQUAR1AL GARDENS, BOSTON,n
ID FOR SALE OR TO TO LET.
Notwithstanding the liberal bestowed this
popular place Of amusement the manager In
OF hts other extensive business and ndng impossible to
ivo his personal attention and liz
PEELED offer the establishment for sale TO let liberal
lsrms There unexpired lease Of six years the
building with the privilege of renewal. Address
]. GREENWOOD JR., Barnums Museum, New York,
/ Or B. y. LOWELL, Aquarial Gardens. Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-28

DOR sALE-A Farm or vi. ACRES Two MILES
from railway depot, Al lilac ensac.. y with pease,
essn. GranAry good urchsr!s plenty OF umb-f; also
fsss.one quarry Ar. Inquire Of ,. TALLMAN, No. ~
broadway.
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.TyITY RESIDENCES-FIRST CLASS MEDIUM AND
~ low priced Houses, of all sizes, prices and de
scrptons and In all locations for sale by @. O. PRATT 80
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TOR sAIE-A BAY MARE. FIFTEEN HANDS HOB
yeaSaold; perfectly sound and kind, and will 60
In single double harness. would good saddle
for lady win be sold low, tho has further
for her Apply Kerr Co . sabes . and - East
Twelfth street, scar Univcraity place.
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIvRR RAILRoAD.-TRAINs FOR ALBA
III ny, Troy tho North and West leave Chambers
Mt and 10 A. M and 3l5 and 10 20 r. NJ, and sun
DAYS Mt 8 q Y. NJ from Thirtish street
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY NORTH AND WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commenting Monday, Nov. u, 1862
For Albany, 10 70 A, VI Express Mail Train from Twenty
sxth street station Returning leave Albany 1870 H.
For all local trains rne Table.
JOHN BuRcHIIL, Superintendent
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EyOR sALE-A PAIR or SMALL BLACK AND TAN
Lcrners enc nai Iefnes and one smAM wnite Scosca
large Newfouudand Dog and Newfoundland Pups, Of
tho pNTest breed. Apply 81 No. II Roosevelt street. fss
0OOr JOHN GRAY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

az Two decisions of an important militia
~ and political character were made last week
in the local State courts Of Pennsylvania
First, that q deserter from the American army
isA fsjen at common law, and If he be shot
by *he ard Of a Provost Marshal while at
tempting to escape, such shooting is justifa-
BILE. Second, in the case Of the seizure Of the
Jefsrsonion newspaper, on an elaborate ar
WIN. B; 2eed against, and John
G. Knox sr the Sdhstitutionality of the IN
demnity bill Of March 8, 1868, it was decided
by Hon. VIM. Strong. of the Supreme bench,
that that act was valid and constitutional. 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

- Z
TIE UNrA1L1NG RULE.-It is no unwarrant-
ed use oflangusge when we say that the man
who charges that there is any evidence Of .
design on the part Of the Government to
aor'dge the liberties Of this people, or to i'm.
pair the institutions under which we live, is
malignant, who lacks either the courage or
the opportunity to become an assassin Of the
country he assumes to defend. This fact is
80 notorious that it may be set down as 4
certainty that he who makes such charge
is in the daily practice Of what he knows IS
reasonable, or hass = record that is blotched
Ill over with disloyalty. The rule never has
failed, and until the Government changes ita
policy, and plsys the tyranps part, it never
will. - ~.'''a1' .'11'''s2 fSs.-18 =
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

H- Is it not little curious that those
who clamor loudest for the sanctity Of the
Constitution, and shudder most lest it be in
fringed in quelling the rebellion, are invsria
bly, those who sympathise with the Oonfed
crates and denounce their own Government?
No loyal earnest man is ever heard charging
the Government with trampling on the Con
stitution they are only the friends Of the
rebels who make such charges. g.s rssisz sea
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
Phe antipathy of the people of Minnesota

Fhe antipathy of the people of Minnesota
towards the Indians is almost ungovernable.
While the steamer Davenport, on her last
trip down, was lying at st. Paul, quite .
crowd gathered, and led on by soldier,
commenced throwing stones at the Indians
on board, and they were so closely packed
that it was very difficult 70 escape the missiles.
Several squaws were seriously injured. Capt
E. G. Saunders, of Co. G, 10th regiment, who
was in command of the guard, which con-
sisted of forty men, notified the crowd that
if the act was repeated, he. should order his
men to charge bayonets among them. As
each one was, apparently, fearful lest some
reckless individual should provoke disturb
anee byg renewing the attack, the crowd
quickly disper5 ed, and no further distur bance
occurred. 20 " ' '''I
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U. u. ORANT,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.

7ze5aoo sig 81 URAND GULF, MISS, May b.
To Major General HalIeck: ,.--...
I learn that Col Grierson with his cavalry
has been heard of, first about ten days ago in
Northern Mississippi He moved thence and
struck the railroad 30 miles from Jackson, at
place called Newton Station. He then mov-
ed southwark towards Enterprise, and de-
manded the surrender of the place. and gave
an hours grace, during which Gen. Loring
arrived. He left at once and moved towards
Hazel Hurst, on the New Orleans jackson
Railroad. At this place he tore up the track.
Thence he passed to Bahala, 10 miles farther
South en- the-same road, and thence eastward
on the Natchez, where he had a fight with
Wiert Adams cavalry. From this point he
moved back to the New Orleans & jackson
Railroad, to Brookhaven, 10 miles south Of
Bahlma. and when last heard, from. he was
three miles from Summit, and was suppos-
ed to be making his way to Baton Rouge.
He had spread excitement throughout the
State, destroying railroads, trustle works and
bridges, burning locomotives and railroad
stock, taking prisoners and destroying stores
of all kinds (Signed) u. s. GRANT. e
Arsvss "e.} 10 i79 Maj. Gen. Com'g.so
a ieql Il Il CAIRO, May 10
The Memphis Bulletin of last evening says
Gen. Grant has sent 400 prisoners, to Mill
ken's Bend, and that they are all on the route
for Memphis. Portions of Grants forces
when last heard from, were within 20 amiles
Of jackson, and had taken several days ra
stiens, and were carrying everything before
them, It is very probable we are already ir
possession Of jackson. 1t is reported tha
bridges on Big Black river are destroyed, thu.
cutting off the rebel retreat from Vicksburg
The Ba91stin says James Brown and A. D
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

CASA Asa! Asa i''-Such was the cry oi
Vallandigham from the upper window, when
about to be arrested; no doubt the grand hail
Of distress, Of the Knights of the Golden Cir
Gle. The Cleveland Herald is assured by one
familiar with the rituals of secret orders, that
when "the grand hailing sign of distress can
not be seen, the word is to be heard" ot r.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

Most of us are familiar with the meaning
Of "adieu," I commend you to God, and are
aware that q" good bye" is contraction Of
God be with you; but few, perhaps, are
aware that thank you" is an abridgement
Of I ,eiA think q yos, implying grateful
Remembrance. = ~. 20 - 'it.a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

H John NJ, Corse, of Burlington. who
entered the service as Major of the 9Th Iowa
Infantry, has been twice promoted and is
now Colonel Of this regiment, which is one
Of the best in the service. 1; nd a.'s .77ai
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
Deceased lows soldiers.

The following Il list Of deesssed lows soldsr, Who
s asvs dted IN hospitals at g. Louis. No. from April
~ to May s, 1858. - = -:.,.
lHarsishsd b. Thos ". J. long. Of Iowa. stats San.
usIX Agent q 81 Louis and vicinity9 9di .sy.s
Apri 2 Hs.sin, corr. 'a III cav fAsanatism
Aprh so-ntehi nayer. q, 2ath. ohronic ldiisrhsa.
~. .oei tlakssiay, g, s7th, apoplsxy ca t fi{ig
'9iA Ismon, O, 261S, p.euSsSnis. .ssTf ,1iIhgs