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Fowle,. Pile and Humor Cure.

FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE
One bottle warranted permanent cure in every kind Of
Piles two bottles in LeprOsy scroials Salt Rhsum, sad all
diseases Of the skin In Of failure all are requested 10
return The empty bottles aud take back their money Az.
erage3 bottles in 1000 returned and those were hsna No
cases Of failure in Piles Humors Sold everywhere All
dealers must warrant t.
HEGEMAN & Co, Brosiway, N. Y.
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save Your Money.
DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
for small bottle of Hair Dye when you get bottle five
times a. large, OF batter dye, for the mop.y
WILBUR MONITOR HAIR DYE
is SUPERsEDING ALL OTHERS 80
treques no pTcparston does NOT smut % wash on WIN
soil huesi ln-p. One application will last until the
hair whom be spilled at the roots, without
trouble than common halr OIL - -
II Is WARRANTED NOT TO INJURE THE HAih Oh
SKIN. OTIS
A. L. WILBoR, Chemist,
No l66 Coart-st., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

! have Just completed my extensive stock Of
SPRING CLOTHING. not surpassed in the way OF
assortment, taste. style price In this city Tho
3Custom-Room Chldren's. and Furnishing Depart
msnt not equaled. Entire sstisiaciion given or
money returned Please call and 81 anime for your.
selves. -.
y. D. BALDWIN. Nos. 20 and 70 Bowery.
LARGEST STORE IN The CITY.
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The Undersigned Invite their felow.citizens 20 Al,
senibls ~ meeting EsDAY June2 at o'clock
D. m In the bssemsn OF the Cooper Institute to express
IN. appreciation OF the patriotism and gasutry o. Ger
man Volunteer aud their indignation al the malicious Sian
d.rs which been published about their behavior III l
battle Of Chanceofsvie. The meeting will be addressed In
G.rm.n and English By Fred Kspp Charles Goepp and
Raphael Well -
VIM Au'ermann Hugo Wesendonck
Cruit edit, - s.iastun
Friedrich Kspp Alfred Erbs,
ThsO A Tellksmpf Aaron frank,
Theodore Olaubeuskee, A. Wridmsnn,
Fr-drreh Kunno, sirt Lntw. haph,
Julius Hober. Philip rrsnkenheineT,
Julius Brill } ID. KreLbel,
Aug Watber J AvelbeTg
j. Nendmuller. Francis Lieber
Aug Belmont, X Il. Wi.thaus,
Theodore Roosevelt, Carl Struyer,
c. keppmann, e. H. Dctmod
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Ambrosia is 9 Stimulsing Oily E1trscs of Roots,
Barns and Herbs IL will cure all diseases of the seals
and itching Of the head entirely eradaes dan dru pre-
the hair from falling out or turning pr, msturey gray
Causes grow thick aud long Beware intstons None
genuine but DR.. Stsg.iDgs
CERTIFICATE.
This certify that about 10 mouths ago. commenced
using STEkLING'S AMBkOSlA. Ny hair short thin,
and rapidly failing off, had tried any Hair Tonics Inyis-
Sc without receiving any beaeh soon after using
the Ambross my hair ceased falling out and commenced
grow Ing so rapidly asonh Now ny hair is thick,
o aud glossy and Is five feet and four inches Ia length
when let down reaching tho iooI This wonderful result
attribute solely to the Of SIERLlNOS AMBRDsiA, -
since have commenced using e have applied nothag else
to my hair. MRS LUCY BROWN,
BEWARE OF limitations.
BEWARE or mutations.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS
NONE GENUINE BIT BIT B Or \ T. s sTTEERRILiNSs
NONE GENUINE But DR. IL IL: slERLlNo5.
Put up Ia a COX containing two bottles. Prlce 81
'''' " DR.. ii. Ii. STERLING. Sole Proprietor,
Depot. No s9j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

Fcuntnins, Vases. Arbors,,
SUMMER HOU3 Es 81 TT Es,
LIONS DOGS, DEER, -
AMI OTHER oRSAMENTs, SUITABLE FOR EN-
PFLLlslilNG 81
GARDENS. VILLAS, LAWNS.
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC GROUNDS,
At JAMES FOWLER KIRKLAND Co.'S,
Manufactures,
Corner ofREADE, CENTRE and ELM-STS
NJ B-Ilustrated Catalogues sent by mail
The Boys Clothins
q. the popular estsbsntl-nts OF ,...o,,,
49, ROGERS a RAYMOND.
No. 1911 l29 l25 Fulton-t No. 2n Broadway nee
lv ree.be or tie Elegance End variety OF it styles bat
CHEAPNEsS. AL parents should
a.. hsi. novelty lust brought in sPlSO sACh5 nd
th.ir special and most beconiog SPRING and SUMMER
FASHIONS In SCHOOL SUITS
NO DEPARTURE
from the prices affixed to the articles.
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eonditionally Union. The Military Governor has
bbted all sales of liquor during the day and has
s.t.o ed a sufficient guard to enforce the order an
nIsssrvs peace, which there are idle threats Of
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
DIED..

In Orono township, Muscatine county. Iowa. March
list 1853. HowARD BLAND, aged yeafs-aiso, March
'1at CLAnIssA ADBLIhE aged years-both children Of
Charles and Sidney Emerson, making four deaths that
rave occurred in this family within few W ,eks.
Our children dear, we fancy now 4@ '1e''
&c We 500 You all again, ,~ss ..sss yrs-.r.- 81.
Ard though the fancy comes With joy, ,-'iiu IS
1t vanishes with pain;
For though we'd give world to clasp. s.ss
The dear ones in our arms, t9lard
. To dreams II is transient Joy,
With few and neeting charms.
Our children-oh the warm tears come
As We thy dear names trace,
And memory bringeth back again - ..
Each we'll remember face. Is- t.,s
Oh! dresry sometimes seem the hours
Since We were call'd to part;
For many know tho love
That th rills parents heart.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

HEADQUARTERS 10TH Iowa REa'r,l
Below Lake Providence, April 10, 1853. !
At dress parade of the 18th Iowa Infantry,
the following preambles and resolutions were
unanimously passed. III, <
WHEREAS, We have recently received
through Col. Compton and DR.. J. s. Horton,
large lot of Sanitary stores, consisting of
potatoes, turnips, pa1snips, beets, dried fruit,
pickles, ginger snaps, ETC., from the good peo-
pie Of Muscatine county, Iowa, therefore be It
Rssoloed, That we, as officers and
men of the 18th Iowa, hereby return our
grateful thanks to the generous givers, for
their timely donations, assuring them that
the consideration manifested towards US as .
regiment, (none of us being from that coun-
ty,) is q gratifying exhibition of their disin-
terested patriotism, and gives US additional
assurance, if any was needed, that those we
have lett behind us are worthy of all the
sacrifices we are making, and but adds to
our determination to strike home to the heart
Of this infamous rebellion until crushed out,
the laws and constitution of our Fathers
maintained, and the Stars and Stripes again
floating over every foot of American soil. 81
NV. HENDRICK,
Maj. 10Th Iowa, Comd'g., Reg't.
Ensign Fl. KING, LIST Lieut.. Acting Adj't.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

Gun CouNrY FINAxcEs.--We are gratified
to learn from various sources that county
warrants are growing exceedingly scarce
that they are not to be had except atpar.-
We learn that one of the leading firms Of this
city who have heretofore been the heaviest
dealers in county orders and city scrip, went
to the Treasurer's office last week to pay a
demand of about $3.50, one-third of which
only was paid in orders, the balance in cur
rency. The same firm vainly tried to buy or
ders At 50 cents. When we take into consid-
Grafton that $4,000 has been paid to the city
school treasury since January LIST, together
with the sums paid to the families of volun-
teers, we must congratulate the people of the
county on the successful management of its
finances. The revenue from the sale Of lands
for delinquent taxes has been very large
Many persons have had their property sold
when they thought there was no danger of
such thing. Because delinquent taxes have
in times past been permitted to accumulate
year after year, people need not expect aeon
rinuance of the policy under Mr.. Darlington.
Those who have delinquent taxes to pay must
remember that Uncle Brinton sells when he
can get purchaser, and he moreover adds
the little thirty per cent. penalty. The coun-
ty may feel safe with the present efficient and
economical Board of Supervisors and the
Treasurer, and tax payers must learn that it
is to their advantage to pay up when they
can. -..t 81, t...- .I...,as. .s .,. . .4l- ..e.|
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Original Notice.

THE ST ATE OF IOWA,
Mascatine Cosnty,
ITO Asa Gregg. Catharne Gregg, Nelson futile,
i Noses Millsf Hiram Scott, John K. james. Ste
phsn 8. 0uyer, N. Kendall Co., Samuel Fletcher,
John Miller and n. Bronson.
You hereby notified that there will be on fle ON
Or before the first day Of March, A. D. 1862 in the
Office Of the Clerk of the District Court ct Muscatne
county STATE Of Lows. petition Of tho County Of
catine. for tho Of tho School Fund.- claiming the
sum Of twenty three hundred and ten and 6-10O dol
lars and ten per cent interest thereon from Feb 18th,
1868, and 6fty dollars attorneys fec, promissasy
note executed BY sad Asa Gregg, to John ". Lucas,
Trsasure Of SAT- county, and mortgage executed BY
said Asa and Catharns Gregg the + u Of the 8. :.
Twp. seventy Eight (7s range W. and ths 81
the n E. n of section ten 0), in same township and
range al situate IN s.d county, 70 secure the payment
Of sad note Said petition also prs the foreclosure Of
the Equity Of redemption Of al Of said defendants in
said morfgsged premises; that said premises may be
sold for the payment Of said debt ee and costs and
that the purchaser may have immediate OF
the same. But no personal money demand II made
against any Of the deendants except the dssndants'
mortgages, Asa Gregg. aFG IL
Now, unless you appear thereto, and dsSsud, on or
before Of the second dag The next term Of said
Court eonne:cng on the hrst hondav Of Jnns, A. D.
1858 dsShut will b. entsd against yoa and judgment
and decree rendek cd theIeon
{ 5xG3G 2 J. 0AkSKADDAN. Airy for PIE.
apl M-w4w-pr's fee, $3.50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

D0 Col. Compton returned home day be-
fore yesterday with 81, 900 entrusted to him
by members of the 18th Iowa for distribution
among their friends in this city and vicinity.
Our readers will find in this issue the SOL
diers' resolutions Of thanks to the ladies Of
Muscatine, for the sanitary stores, so oppor-
tunely taken to them by Col. Compton and
DR.. Horton. l8 az BE'lE Ilf4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
aHERrrra aAr.H

DY virtue ~ npecial execution to me directed and
IL delivered from the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court OF Muscaiue county, State Of Iowa. against the
goods and chattes. lands and tsnements of Hemer g.
Fenley, Eliza B. Fenley, ct al have levied upon and
win expose sale on Saturday, the sixteenth day Of
May. A. II. 1868, at the Court House door, in the city
OF tho following describsd property, wit
Tho N. z. u fssctton twenty l2g n township Sew
enty. Tight s north Of range East Of the 5th p.
NJ. In Muscatine county, and State Of Iowa.
All of which, much thereof may be necessary,
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor Of
the County of Decatur, 8 ate of Iowa.
81, to commence between the hours Of nine o'clock
In the forenoon and four O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day, to vit, ct eleven o'clock p. m, n IT
NOW nTE HINE. Sheriff
Muscatine. April 10, 1s63--4w prs fee IS co. (sp Pay
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
ORIGINAL Notice,

THE s M..ss1i. or cd no%A' }".9 8 I
IN William johnson, Mary Mackmicep, - Mack
i micen, (her husoAnd.) Hannah Overton. Sally
Meadow. John Purcell. Mary Huffman. Philip Huff
man, John Godsby. Ellen Martin. Emily Summers,
- Summers, Their husbsnd,) Matilda B,yM 9, Sid
ney Ann Blythe John Blythe, George Blyths Mafga ct
Ware, john Ware aud George White.
d You are hereby notified that there IL fls in
the once Of the Clerk of the District Court Of said
county, petition Of Nancy Long, Abrsham Long and
Stephen Parcell ask partition Of the real estate
inh BY ell the parties from George
Purcell deceased according to the respective legal in
terest of each of said PARTIES sad real estate being
described follows, viz the N r. Of Is In twp.
Seventy Seven, N. range T.. the 8. Nof sec. 49, aud
the N liz of sec %. in twp Seventy. Eight, N. OF
RANGE E.-all In said Muscatins county; also, the
W. of the =. =. Of sec. "a, and Atty acres OIL the
north end 9th. ". Of the n. =. X ofssc s6 in twp.
Seventy Seven. range IS w. in the county Of Madison
In said State; also: the N. n Of the n Of sec:
81 In twp Eghty.Five range IL w., aud the N. W. u
Of In twp. Eighty Four, range IA W., In Tame
county, in said State which said interests more
particularly described In said petition. :
Now. unless you appear thereto and defend, be-.
fore of the second day Of the next Of said
Court, compencing the first Monday Of June,
A. D. 1868, default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon, Is prayed for in said
petition. 30. CLOUD,
[sH s4-wAy-prints fee. s7.5oi :. Atty for Prf. \
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
CAMP 18th Iowa VOLUNTEERS.
Near LAKE PROVIDENCE, La,
49, r0AI 1000

dPkIL Aotu, 1000.
To the Ladies Of Auscatine County -
As one of the recipients Of your bounty,
beg leave to tender you my sincere thanks
The articles which composed your gift were
Gas is not always the CASEY very judicieusly
chosen. They were just what WIS needed
in the service. The gift was rendered doubly
welcome by the thought that it came from
friends from those whe, though strangers to
Us, do not forget their couutrymen who are
striving 10 uphold our old flag. 80 %'s -.
Receive the. thanks of 60. K, of the 18th,
who will endeavor more fully to do their
duty, now that they are assured that the
wo men of Iowa remember rs. o. @.ag ytts'
% s'''-iaI 22 k Respectfully, " -
aapes.ss JOHN O. MARvIN,
Capt. Go. K, 18th Iowa Infantry.
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II You can now get at j. A. -BIsHoP's
Moline Flour made of one-third Winter Wheat
and selected Spring Wheat. Those who have
tried this article say it is better than any
Spring Wheat Flour made in the West. AS
it costs no more than common Flour, it is
worth trial, particularly as you get it de-
livered At your house without any charge for
drayage. You can also get at BIsHoP's q
pure Ns:tsr Rkse, Nosr, . = b has proved
and great deal cheaper. In buying your
other Groceries, if you viii call at BIsHoP's
you will find you can save money. He is
selling all kinds Of Groceries 1t very small
profits and low prices, considering the times.
He always has very large stock ofgoods on
hand buys for cash, and gives his customers
the benefit of his cheap buying. Go and see
for yourselves, and you win be convinced
that BmHoR's is the place to get your Grocer
les, either ut wholesale or retail. .s 4
April "A, 1865. d&W0w.
+ 4 3 y -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
BACHELORS HAIR DYE!!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
ducss color not to BE- from naturewar-
ranted not to injure the Hair in tho least remedies
the effects of bad dye and invgoratss the Hair for e
did Black Brown. leaving the Hair soft and beauti
full. Sold by all Druggists, &c. .4.q
~ The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. DATCHE
LOB, on the four sides Of each box.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street, Now York, (Lats
IS Broadway and Is Bond street.) 81
June 2lyd6w
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WOOllen Mandatory ,s-
% . or .boG4L
DAVIS & ROBINSON,

G TNHE undersigned take this method Of
.SN l. announcing to the Wool Growers Of
HH Desmoines and adjoining counties that they
continue in successful operation the above
named establishment Having enlarged their buildings
aud added sOme twenty five hundred dollars worth Of
machinery, they prepared to receive and man.
uacture Wool Of all grades, from the finest to the
coarsest. into Cloths. Cassmeres. Blankets, &C.
responding with the quality of the WOOL They have
and will keep hand goods such FIannes satnets
Cassimeres, Blankets, &C., which they will give in
exchange for wool. on ~ reasonable terms can be
had anywhere in the West. "
to card the col Of from distance that they
may rely upon having their rolls home with them.
Cloths fuled an dressed q heretofore.
Grateful far the patronage heretofore literally be-
slowed upon them, they respectfully solicit oontinu
snce of the same. DAVIS 4 ROBINSON, ..
lapl paw mos.l Northfeld iowa
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SSIGNEE,s SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that by virtue of An order
IN Of the District Court of Muscatine County, lows,
at the January term thereof for 1853 the undesgned
axignee Of the late firm Of Adds Gibson, will on the
3A day Of May 1853 At the Court House door, 10 the
city Of Muscatne, Iowa, commencing at 10 O'Clock
of said day. sell the remaining assets OF said arm,
In part Of mortgage notes and at
public auction "a, ID al THOMAS HANNA 10,
apl "a duw Nv, ''A-'45 t----te J. " %
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the same

FAREwELL.-Farewell is lonely sound,
and its echo has caused many sad heart !;
but none would feel saddened, but rather be
greatly cheered and benefited by saying
except DeLand & Co.'S Chemica! Saleratus,
which will scatter rays Of sunshine and hap
piness in every household when properly
used, being always uniform and perfect.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
Resolutions of Thanks to the La.
dies Of Muscatine County.


.,tts April IL, 1852. ( "a
WHEREAS, we, the members of Co. H,
18th Iowa Infantry, in view of the patriotic
devotion displayed, and the noble generosity
extended, for the promotion of our welfare
in this, the darkest hour of our soldier life,
by those dear ones far behind, do, out of ad
such kindness
and county are entitled to our heartfelt thanks
for the abundance Of good things sent US,
and they shall have them.
Resotoed, That while we enjoy the rich re-
past thus sent, we will not forget the cause
for which we enlisted eighteen months ago,
nor betray the trust of our generous donors
that we will renew our devotion to the old
flag, and, as the loyal children of Iowa, push
forward beneath its stars of freedom, until it
waves triumphantly over every foot of soil
from whence the foul element of treason has
banished it.
Resolsed, That no cause can perish sup
ported by such supporters-that with God as
our director-liberty and Union as our watch
word, and such noble friends at home to en-
courage, we feel able to accomplish all that is
required and we'll do it, or return no more
Resolved, That the last boat load of SAM
taries is huge success, and contributes large
ly to the reduction of Vicksburg, since it
cures the lame and halt, opens the eyes of the
blind, strengthens the weak and Responding,
infuses new hope into the hearts of those
who were ready to faint, and teaches all, the
capture of that stronghold deserves a repeti-
ton of the favor. glflr.
Resolued, That Muscatine is not only the
banner county, of Iowa, but is also first to
acknowledge and reward services received
supreme in deeds of charity-exalted in pa
triotism; contains the bravest men, the most
lovely women, and the smartest, prettiest and
best natured babies in all the country there
about.
Resolved, That the married ladies of Mus
catine county are entitled to our warmest
praise fro their excelleney in the culinary art
that the single portion are entitled to our
devotion, and that we will strive to make our
selves worthy of their admiration as soldiers.
and their love as men, should we ever return.
Resolosd, That to Col. Fl. s. Compton and
Dr. j. S. Horton, in whose care the Sanitary
goods were placed, we are under great obi
cations for the safe delivery and excellent
condition of the sauce.
Resolved, That the Muscatine JournGland
Courier be requested to publish these reso
lutions.
Adopted by Co. II, 18th Iowa Infantry.
Gro. D. MACON, LIST Lieut.,
.... Commanding company.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

CHILD BURNED TO DEArH.-We learn from
the Courier that little daughter Of Milton
Rice, who resides in Lake township, was
burned so badly, one day this week, by her
clothes taking fire from pile of burning
oornstalks in field, that she died q few hours
afterwards. She was only three years of age,
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M ARK e rs.

MBscATINE, April q.
wREAr-we quote rel ected spring at eoe5c and No
spring Ut IS. Fall 81, 90 to $1.10.
OoaN.-2Oc, shslled and unshslled.
OAn.-5oa55c. .|f
RYE.-Steady at $50.
BAILIY.-ln demand at 81, 90.
PorAToEs-55a6Oc.
BU1fBR.-15a18c.
SoRoHUM MoLAssEs-30s5Oc.
Ea0s.-5c.
R1ANs.-In good demand 1t 81 80, according 70
quality. "- ,.s
ONIoNs.-Searce at 81. .s
GREEN APPLEs-312Oa1,25.
BEEF CArrLs.-$2, 00aS, Is per cwt.
Hoos%$3,85a4,16. S--.
LABD.-7a8c.
sHouLDsas.-(Countryc ured) at 70.
HAns.1Country cured,) ct 30.
CLEAR SDEs-6a6c.
HIDrs.-Greea ea61c, green salt 7asc,: dry 1oe dry
dint 15c. .s t...t+. FL.
FLouR-S2,75a3,25.
HAY-rimothy IS ,ooas,oo per ton. --
WooI-50c per pound.
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CAxr 11rH low 4. April 18th, 1863.

CAHP 11rH Iowa. April 18th, 1862
TO the Ladies Of Axaeatine County:
One Of the gratifying proofs of the loyalty
and patriotic sympathy Of the ladies' Of your
county Is given in the liberal donation Of
articles ofsubstantial benefit recently received
from your hands. Though strangers to "a,
We recognize you as friends, not only to our
brave soldiers in the field, bat to the noble
cause Of universal liberty, FOX which W are
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24

O. Allen Sells, proprietor of the Austral-
ian idiot humbug, was brought up for dis
turbing the peace and quiet of the neighbor-
hood with his internal hand organ. He was
assessed IS for offending good musical taste,
which amount he paid and walked off.-Do-
renport Democrat d: NeWs
Served him right, as any one who heard
the lin fernd machine ginding when the
show was here, can testify.
BANKING HOUSE AT MARsHALLrowN.-Ou
friend W. H. Hubbard, Esq, contemplates
removal to Marshalltown in this State, for the
purpose Of opening banking and exchange
office. Mr.. Hubbard has been resident Of
this city for number Of years past, during
which time he has won the confidence, re-
spect and esteem Of our citizens. He has in.
variably in all his business transactions dealt
uprightly. He was for some time in the en-
ploy Of Green & Stone, and afterwards CASH
Ter of the Branch Bank at Washington. His
business experience is amply sufficient to en-
sure success, and We hope he may meet with
an abundance Of good fortune. We can
heartily recommend him to the citizens of his
new home.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-24
a. At last accounts the 35th Iowa were
At Helena, expecting to 60 still further down
the river. ..N(tl.f.rY Er3lJy tHgg

SAD Casa gentleman from st. Louis,
while in fit Of temporary arrangement
caused by fever in the early stages of small
pox, committed suicide by cutting his throat,
at Iowa City, on Monday last. He had been
buying horses at that place, and was stopping
at the Clinton House. Our informant did not
learn the name of the unfortunate man. ..a