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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

AMANA SocIETY-A recent visit to Home
stead has put us in possession Of the follow
ing facts:
This society is located in Iowa county
twenty miles west of Iowa City. 1t numbers
500 members, and is divided into seven villa
ges. 1t is governed by trustees elected by
all the members of the society. The society
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ses 700 head of cattle, 300 head of sheep
and large number of horses also, 2,20(
acres of land under cultivation. They are
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and have good Touring and saw-mll and a
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They card, spin, weave, and full all kinds Of
wooden goods, running twelve looms, (nine
narrow, and three for weaving broadcloth.)
Their machinery is of the most perfect kinds.
They will work up this season from $4,000 to
10000 lbs. of wool
The members Of the society are all Of reli.
gious order. Everything moves on in perfect
harmony. When necessary the women aid in
outdoor work. We saw twenty in one car
rot patch, all at work. In the same field
eight teams were blowing. The society is
destined to become very wealthy.
New CHURCH.-The First Baptist Church
OF this city, of which Rev. S. L. Burnham is
pastor, is endeayoring 20 raise means for the
construction of a more commodious house Of
worship, near the site of the building now
used, corner of Cedar and Third streets. The
estimate of the cost of the new building is
$4,000. We hope the Society will be lber-
ally encouraged in this enterprise.
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LEMP & SELLS.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

eW Care should be taken in the use Of
French or other foreign words, the meaning
Of which is not generally known. Miss Kate
Chase, the bride elect Of Governor Spra que,
has received great many presents, the latest
being $4,000 cashmere shawl. An editor
in handing out the item to the youngest boy
in the office added at the foot of the Item
This is one Of the articles in Kate's rousseau
The devil set up the last word with RS instead
of gu!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30
THE JOURNAL.
The Fair and Festival


Last week was a grand success, notwith'
standing the unfavorable weather. There was
large turnout and sales at the tables were
liberal.
Der of war relics, consisting Of
l. The banner that J. H. Wallace refused
to give to Co. A, 1st Iowa.
2. Cap and coat belonging to rebel lieu.
tenants uniform-worn by Corporal Albert
W. Heaton, while acting IS spy in the camp
of the rebel General Hlndman. Heaton was
highly succe ssful, but was subsequently bru.
tally murdered by guerrillas in Missouri
g. The last copy of the "Daily Muscatine
Courier"
4. Regalia of Knight of the Golden Circle,
taken by Chas. Jennison.
S. Sabre bayonet captured at Shiloh.
6. Shell taken from among pile OF u dead
rebels at ShilOh-presented by II. 5. Comp
ton.
7. Sword captured by one of Col. Hatch
skirmsheIs on the Talahatchie.
s. Copperhead cane made by rebel pris-
oner on Johnson's Island-presented by j. S.
Hatch.
9. Derringer picked up by VIM. Cadle, in
Tennessee. Also, sabre found by the same
soldier
10. Pistol found in Fl Donelson-present
by J. s. Hatch.
II. Gun found at Shiloh-presented by H
S. Compton.
II. Rebel sword sent home by Captain c.
Cadle
IS. Sword found on the battle ground al
Corinth by H. Q. Jennison.
IA Bowie knife found by the side of dead
Mississippian by Capt. G. Cadle.
Is. Sabre found at presented
by L. Melville.
IL. Part of tent belonging to Captain c.
Cadle, showing marks Of two cannon balls al
the battle of Shiloh.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

FRANKLlN's COP OF MoRALs.-Eat not to
fullness-drink not to elevation-speak
nought hut what will benefit others or your
self-avoid trif1ing conversation.
"Let every thing have its place-let each
part of your business have its time.
"Resolve to perform what YOU ought-per-
form without delay what you resolve.
"Make no expense, but do good to others
or yourself, wasting nothing. Lose no time,
be always employed in something useful.
"Use no deceit, think innocently and justly,
and if you speak. speak accordingly. wrong
none by injuries, or emitting the benefits
which are your duty.
Avoid extremes, forbear resentng injuries.
Suffer no uncleanliness in your body, clothes
or habitation.
"Be hot disturbed about trifles, or at acct
dents, comm On or avo;dable.-Tmitate JESUS
CHRIST"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30
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he distractions which make
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

The Rock ISLAND BRIDGE CAsr.-The trial
Of the case of Col. J. W. Bissell against Mr..
Tracy, Superintendent of the G. & r. l. R. r.
in the United States Circuit Court at Roches-
ter, New York, for damages caused by the
arrest of the plaintiff on a charge of consplr.
acy against the Rock Island Bridge, was con-
cluded last week by the jury returning a
verdict of s1,6S6 in favor of the plaintiff: -
The Rochester Democrat says that ten of the
jury were in favor of $4,000 damages, but
finally compromised on the smaller sum. The
defendants counsel obtained stay Of pro-
ceedings for sixty days to make case to be
carried to the general term Of the court.
This Col Bissell is the same man who con-
structed the famous canal at Island No. 10.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

GREENWOOD ACADEMY, Oct. 81, 1868.
DEAR -: In answer to your inquiry re-
specting the studentship and personal charac.
ter of my lamented friend and pupil, Abraham
F. Goddard, am happy to say that, as a
student he had few equals, and know not
whether any superiors. In his habits he
was regular, punctual, prompt and diligent
to remarkable degree. Socially, ne was
the favorite of all his school fellows-had a
kindly feeling and a helping hand for all 1t
was pleasure to hear him recite, so thor
oughly did he master every lesson assigned
him.
In the catalogue of names enrolled in this
school there never will appear one more ,vor-
thy respect than that OF Abraham f. Goddard.
The following testimonial-the publication of
which has been delayed by no fault of the
Committed speaks for the fellow students of
the deceased. Yours, truly,
j. L. DAYMUDE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

TorE OF THE 18TH IowA.-We have re-
ceived letter from Capt. Este, of Co. E,
18th Iowa, dated at Camp Cook, Springfield,
Mo-, Oct. 18th, giving the vote of that regi-
ment II was 800 for Stone and II for Tut
tie. He adds:
"a loyal head upon disloyal body" won't
work with Us. We can't fight for one thing
and vote for another; and any man, no mat
ter what excellent service he may have rem
dered his country. who will afterwards
for the sake of Office, advocate policy in d.
rect opposition to the cause for which tie
fights, will be discountenanced by all true
soldiers
There were % votes polled for Muscatine
county, every one Union and not a name
marked out on a single ticket. I can account
for so small number of votes only from the
fact that some of nay company are from other
counties, and others are absent on recruiting
service.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

.W-The Vinton Eaglc tells the following
At party in Iowa City, while ago, where
those who have the benefit of clergy are
privileged characters, the 'Rev." Samuel 5.
Howe risky bachelor Of over fifty w;n.ers
happened to be present. as usual. One Of
he ladies at the tea table thought to enl,ven
conversation by addressing him upon the
subject of his recently engaging in the bust
ness of housekeeping, i. e., setting up "bach-
elor's hail." and asked how he got along-if
he felt at home, etc "Why, yes MANU. -
was the reply, Il am beginning to feel good
deal in the family way" The ladies bit their
lips and concluded the information was too
good to keep-from their husbands.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

DUNSMORE 4 BARRUS,
2Os & 2IO Second St.,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN e. DOMESTIC
D r z @ o o D s ,
Standard Brands Of Prints,
Latest styles Of DelaRes,
SCOTCH & LANCASTER GINGHAMS,
Brown and Blsached Musins.
Light and Heavy Tickings,
Canton, All Wool and Heavy
Home Spun Elaunels.
BroadclotAs, Doeskins, Cassimeres
and TwiWs.
A Large Assortment of the Latest Styles of
DRESS GOODS,
Hosiery and Gloves.
The Best Makes of
HOOP SKLRTS-.ALL SIZES.
NOTIONS.
DUNSNIORE & BARRUS.
No. eos and 80 Second St.
Dealers In.
MEMS AND BOYS
BLACK AND COLORED BEAVER,
FUR & WOOL HATS,
Black & Colored Cloth Caps-All Sizes.
DUN MORE & BARRUS
2os s. 30 Second street,
Have on hand Large Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Usually found in Grocery House, to which the
attention of
Country and City Trade is Invited
DUNSMONE 81 BANRUS,
208 &. 210 Second ST.,
CoHtinue to keep
TUBS AND BUCKETS,
HORSE CARDS,
SCRUB AND SHOE BRUSHES
CHIIRNS AND PALS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

CARD.
THE undersigned having resumed the practice Of law
i will attend to LEGAL BUSINESS in the District
and Supreme Courts of the State and in the United
States Courts for Iowa, and all other professional bus
mess entrusted to his care.
- OrFIcE-Eront rooms over the State Bank.
HENRY O'CONNOR.
Muscatine. July lob. 1853. sm d&v.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

Shirt Collars Cravats, suspenders White and Colored
Wrappers and Drawers Cotton and Wool Half and Full
Hose.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

Price, Is cents per Box, OF Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER l. Co., Lowell, Mass
+. u. stose, J. B. Dougherty, ]. H. Canon Co.
Graham Bros, AMI Henry Geiss, Muscatine, Iowa.
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The New York herald., 1863-03-04
nTERESTIAG FROM TIE SOUTH.
~~~~~~~~~~~y>~S>~~~~~~
Advance Of the Unisn Army Under
General Resecrans.
>~e~-~~~~~>~~~~~~~>~o>>S~~~
Starvation in North Carolina
and Alabama.
~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~><~>~-
Complaints Against the Rebel
Financiers.
PROCLAMATION OF JEFF. DAVIS.
Another Day Of Humiliation, Fast
ing and Prayer,
&C.. &C.. &c.
PROCLAMATION OF JEFF. DAVIS.

HEADQUARTERS Army un Poronlc, March 3, 1858.
The advces from the South state thai General
Rosecrans had advanced lar marlborough, half
way between Murfreesboro and shelbyville.
Raleigh IN. C) paper charges that the petty tyranny
OF tho rebel military and the operations OF spectators
have brought starvation upon the people.
The Mobile Register says that efforts being made by
the Mobile Ohio Railroad stay the famine-eects OF
General Pembcron's orders prohibiting the shipment Of
-four and meal southwark, bu, the railroad agents
we're LEFT to the arbtramcnt Of Justice and humanity
General Pembcrton his dctatoal cdct would go 70
the wall.
Tho leader OF the E5nmaes Is upon the subject OF the
finances II denounces Congress datory action IN
providing ways and means, which, IL says augurs con
seriousness Of ncapacy 10 master the subject but nas
tered be- the consequences will follow
the Exarsi,ler contains from any OF the
prominent points.
The Richmond negro market y reported nctiVe add
bGoyant offerings large and demands heavy Prices q
adults ranged from 81 100 70 81 800.
Edwin s. Dorsey Of Rev. y Dorsey, Of Maryland,
who was captured by the rebels Martnsburg held
as a hostage FOR prominent Nirglnan from the came
section now ncld by The United states
In the rebel Senate Mr. wisfas bin providing for en-
gneer troops during the rassed and sent
to the House.
10 the House the bill accept volunteers from Ken
lucky than three years debated
The supply salt and food and Confederate taxation oc
cupied the attention OF the Virginia Senate.
In House Of Delegates BIZ passcd TO transfer the
sate line troops TO the rebels resolution " thanks 10
Floyd was adopted
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
JeH. Davis Pfocla nation.


nD meet that, people who acknowledge the gu
premacy OF tho living Cod should be mindful of
our dependence Him, and should remember that 70
Him alone trust our deliverance, that 70 Him
dc the devou thanfuness for sRna bestowed
vs. and that by prayer alone hope TO receive
continued manifestation a that protecting which
has hitherto shielded in the midst of trials and
dangers In obedience 70 this precept have from time
tms bsen gathered together with prayers and thanks
giving asd lie has been graoioasly pleased TO hear
supplicatons, and TO grant abundant exhibitions OF His
favor TO and our people.
Through many conflicts have attained place
among nations which their respect and let the
enemies who ,mpass around and scok dosruc.
that the lord OF Ho ~ has again taught them tho
his inspired word, lhat the battle not 10 tho
strong hut 10 whon,socvef lie wileh " exalt Again
an onemy with loud boasiiug Of power OF their armed
mon mailed ships, threaten with subugaton and
with evil Vaccinations seek, In homes and a,
hresides, 10 pervert aervnnts aud
maid servants accompces Of thor wicked designs
gnder these circumstances Il Is my privilege 10 invite
you meet together and PROSTATE yourselves
in humble supplicstion Him who has
falling support In this past aud 20 whose
lection guidance for the future To this end
Jefferson DAVIS President Of tho Confederate states Of
America, do issuc this my proclamation setting apart
Friday the 9Th day of March, day OF fasting, hum
liaton and prayer
do invite the people o the said States 10 repair
that day their usual places of public worship thore 70
join prayer 10 Almighty God that he viii continue his
mercifui protection cause; that lie win scatter
our naught their evil designs aud that
lie will graciousiy restore 10 beloved country the
blessings OF peace and security.
In faith wherex have hereunto set my hand, at the
city Of Richmond the 2th day Of February, In the
year Of our Lord 1868. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
by the Preadent--J r. BENJAMIN, Secretary Of State.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

ntnn Uf.--toaFass Para. Nqfb river bosiuasn,
narng from ~ eiisse ciy & Troy, ~as taken Bl9
tody y'sraay ~ Sergeant GAria1f x TIN seysuih pc
cBet, - charge "a p.sslng o0untsr'eh "ivo tso
Bristol Cynnty laHx ~ fagBton, Mas fha cgfplarsnt
Mr. aiAe " EliiyAni a No III ratlIaFns sweet tsxti
nei that tie prist~g bought two pair ~ s0stipFs 4Df
gave l paymNff therefor Tie cgYnerfeii DIT III IHefteh
n the elfiv4s bf'# ~AA foBnd bis rern0u fAfs
taken befa 3mtir. ~tsmrM, Al Tbs kNon kafkst fgf9
Curt where gten be ng aak@f shat h@ had tsy ralN
uve ~ ne charge rfsssfrsd agairs, h, b. rsfet'I
guliy. bgi saN hard ~. and never 49, shyibag a
the kiua before" TIE raETtsais eomphmfrf"a the
pfiSusr or bts honost o0nissaku aad srrfesfef hf@
thA, u might % him s0ae gocf whsu ~ nAtsf csrno
up for ulal The Defendant cgennntie1 " AsAli We
actin a ti.a Grand f1ry.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

yo.rrp-s usxxos March a Iea9
'
Toe propeller Detroit arrived Today rom rev fosK.
Her freight embraces ion Of cotton seed 70 be planted
- ~. ala ,,.n,.,,o,s :, p.no,oo
'. 80. -. "
NJ aus0pkt" Aaams rAp''ss, p'''v" ~osy H'"'
Newbcrn ". O., and reports that General Tssisr bad
.,.r ~ ,,., as,.,,,.n, .na m, s -. o,., ,,s,.
- = - :. ~, - - - "
w " "e VINO "' va fi"AO
,,u IN, yo,t,.~r ,.l,c, ma .eve,al oxoe,~
"e - - -
Ih@ execution o 'isfs ana M oofnfAne nAss psosH
noon 10 day at yorktown.
~. ,ot,o.,,~ a,as, ,.. ,s., ,,,,,noiy.,et- -
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
tas1se fl0d in1ge D btlr
YRfgg rANgw.

ne coafs s,salsf DEGREES q eopdsmnsios snd ssss -
,,s sehsossr Tafila captured shis steDpsl1g ~ ran
ne tterass y tse roop wsfcury, eagsersi o~ Chn.~-
,r hsrtgf pEa tAs cargo tie ktp Wave csIfafea "a
49,. .t.aI Hpsnt Tho yswaei released.
M tnIisd Fass~@ bstfiet Att0rf~y has aisd bbai
.ratnai ~ bafs Nina Al rAE9, whch arrived here "a
: p,irs IN saiuYtAr AAst
Ihse bnrk tfr1sbk faga1rsd in Fannas t,a hkes.
A5s aad livisd feg cabafnnaib Nc id~asdg nft~assJ
~ rsash oHnefE A. eialmaris, snA uar sst
doWu ~ heasing.
ne ssbts1sf liiilniaa wAN captafss q raGblGg Tho
Ihk a1e. lefe - ~ 40 eAArlgnt tho fNNlt Attorney
iselpd bsr yf caudntntAapn Ths larf wf - p@peIH
tnd reserved e@sts~lp.
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
Rses ption of the second New Ham pshire
Hsstmsnt at Bossen,

M sons a Se~ Hsmp~hire and a crowd a s1nens sr
tsnfed rscrte " the veteran secor5 NSw HaEn
fhirs rsgimett ~ tH pasNMg~ nfuaTh ro~ian ~ dAy
boyAt6si dinner " The men "a FAnsaa Han ssf cola
tau ~ Fafkh H0isi ~ their cffcafe anaus tD4 III
DENTS ~ IN cecarkr 1he reg usot fes1e isstoc -
i~u nnd st Manchester A. 6ye. a. bAnfhfatfr
pretafatots we're nuaklrs fcf Their ooftai fsesit@a
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

tAror~D 0ss.--fr. colton gave ha fnth aEd 1T eE
Aibnn n to soshns gas ,or tns pseeri ne oopcr
nsruie iAst evening rhe haIi VA pAssei ~ thrso
tloweand people, aNs rfatatly E8nannd fal~s " NAb
adnft eu-s Art ~tS sps.kN m tds plf
~ 20 tls a. tgf aud sutrftA d. sefufns "
Yea Yps nsAlu IN stc8t 100 wesss
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL, S. c.
Gen. Stevenson Released frosa Arress-
Survey Of army Tra"sports-The pilot
hoy Conde ndemnsd-Impsndiag mn Attack %
Chmrl~ssO0. &c

Tinros HKAp, u. G., Fob. a, 1903.
T.s troom nndr oriers 10 embark. ard hs neal
steamer eu yvolatiy ty,ag f,lis0enos of hs aaaei
Chariestn.
Brigader General Thomas c. Stevenson. whom General
Hunter arrested day. snce for ssyins he would
rather be beaten than nghi with negro troops this
evening released and restored To his Command. Hn sd
mttod having made of the language attrbnd 10 HIM
but stated tha, he had used IN tho heat q debate iiuc
thinking of the consequences "a cntaAed.
General Stevenson regarded q the hue~, ON
IN the department. ana his restoration 70 his brigade
hailed by tnem with extreme danncns,raicnr q sais
faction.
several practical nAehnl@t have been sen, ~ The War
Department To inspect ,bs marine transportation q The
army a, Port Royal They eommsDosd their hbors "
day, aud tho nrs, usnspot shey visited, ths pii BOY
was condemned after nf,een minutes examination
The New York herald., 1863-03-04
The Steamship Khsrsoness.


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