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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
HELMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations.

C'MPOrND FLUID ExTRAO BUCHU, Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseasss of the Bladder Kid.
noys, Gravel, and Dropsical welIings.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion and
excite the bsorbents into healthy action by which the
Wxtt ry Calcareous dispositions, nnd all Unnatural
Enargements are reduced, well ~ Pain and Infam.
nation.
MELdBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weaknesses arising from Fxcesscs, Habits Of
Dissipation, Early Indiscration or Abuse, attended
With the following symptoms;
Indi ,positioo to Excrtion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty OF Breathe 4,
Weak Nerves, T Trembling,
Horror of Disease. Wakefulness,
DimRess of Vision, Pain Ia the Back
Universal Lassitudo Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body.
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruptions Oh the Face,
Pallid Countenance.
These symptoms. II allowed to 20 on which this med.
icine invaria BILE removes, soon follows
In.potency, Faulty. Epilepic Fsa
In of which the Patient may expire.
Who that they not fire gusnty followed by
those "Dfrefu Diseases"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the Of their suffering.
BUT NoNH WILL CONFESS THE REcoRDs OF THE IxsiHI
AsYLUHs
A-d Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear wtness
| to the Truth of the assertion.
requires the aid Of Medicine Strengthen and
vigorate tho System.
Which HELMnoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU s.usriably does.
| trial will convince the most skeptical.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
To THE PEoPLE OF MuscArINE County,

= To THE PEoPLE OF MuscArINE COUNTY
Our county has given literally Of her loyal
sons to the army. Many Of them have left
families to support. The high price Of fuel
and other necessities Of life has made it i'm
possible for them to meet the coming wants
of a winter which already gives promise Of
severity. We have in this city at least one
eundred families of soldiers who need help
They must have fuel and food. Their natural
protectors are in the army, fighting battles
and exposing their lives for US. By reason
of their absence, we are secured in all the
enjoyments Of peace and plenty. All kinds
Of produce now bring good prices, and
farmers should and we are certain will-bc
glad to contribute portion of the stores with
which they have been so abundantly blessed,
toward relieving the pressing wants of the
families Of their noble hearted protectors
Wood, flour and potatoes will be mostly
needed.
We propose, then, that meeting be imme
diately called, at which committees shall be
appointed in each township, the members Of
which shall visit every family in his neigh
borhood and secure from them promise to
bring in, on some designated day-say the
2Sth, that being the first Saturday after
Thankssiving-a load Of wood, or if that
cannot be obtained, flour, meat, potatoes,
turnips, cabbage, or anything that family
can use. Let a suitable committee be appoint
ed to take charge of and distribute the articles
when most needed.
We trust some of our citizens may take
this matter in hand. The moral effect Of such
a demonstration upon the givers, the receiv-
ers, and upon all classes of people, cannot be
overestimated. Let speedy action be taken
in the matter, and Thanksgiving week be
made indeed week of rejoicing and thank
fitness. LII Muscatine be first in this, as
she has heretofore been in every patriotic act.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
MARK ETS.
MUsCArIHE, Nov. 10.
nnu nOpR MANN

THE PORK TRADE.
The receipts Of hogs continue undiminished. Every
train brings large numbers our packers Those Of
fred are for the most part SMALL but few going over
$50 u.s. We quote as follows
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.

The weak stomach is rapidly invgorated and the ap
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence It
works vendors in Of Dyspepsia and in less
6rmsd forms of Indigestion. Acting as gentle and
painless apperent, we'll upon the liver also In
vsriaby relieves the Constipation superinduced by ir
regular action Of the digestive and secretve organs
Persons of feeble habit, liable to Sercous Attack,
LOUNGES of Spirits and Eta of L1nguor, find
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

Dressed hogs are coming In moro freely Prices re-
main aboat the same, u 70 for hogs averaging ITO s
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No. Spring Wheat Soc, No. 2 SOC, Rejecced 75c.
New Corn Acc b bush. No old Offering.
Rye Toe.
Oats 53c
Potatoes iOa5Oc
Apples 75casl % bushsl.
Butter 1SA20c.
Eggs l5c.
Chickens s1,ooal,2o
BAcoa-shoud'rs o1ac.. ham. 71lc.. sides 6llc.
White Btan5-CommOn TO good 81 GOAL rs, prime
navy s2,OOa2, 80.
Taliow 81.
Hsy-Timothy $1,000, Prairie Sc O0a7 90.
GROOERIEs-iwHoLEsALH RArEs)
susar New Orleans fair, 13c prime lie; choice 14,;
dered 171l,.
mosssss.Belcher'ss Sugar House 7ea75c; Golden syr-
up Sda90c: Sorghum 45n50c
Coffee--s'3a35c; Java 4oc; LaguyJa
Rice 9n91.;,
soap--Palm &c Family &c German us.
Canlles--Star 1Ss19c; Summe'. Pressed 1876.
Teas-Young Tyson VI .ooai,s,; Imperial 2oa1 As;
Tocscco--Dark Sweet 4sa5ss; Medium Brands 55aeOc
Gold and Natural Leaf S,sy0c
Nails-Bes, brand, rs, rates.
Glass, sxlO City 1915, rates.
Cordage l515alSlSc per ID.
yrsitGreen Apples 75cas1 90 u bu. Dried Apples 81
AZ p To- Dsea peace' s1s.loa0 haisn' 70 ooAS''
F'A-X No "":sersl, 0el'. sl.; Ss.i Sc
MOI hlfbts 500.
Hlf 5bs No. l White Fish S6,OOa6,25.
Whisky 54A55c.
SUNDRIES,
Wood, s., 50h6 So
Leather. Sole 80 ,35c; harness, 44c: upper 26c y
foot.
Hides.--Dry Flint lsc green sailed SC; green, 7e;
calf &C.
seed.--Tinothy, s2,25a2,5O Fiax.S2Oo
Feathers, 40a5I.
Cneess, 12laal515c,
Beef Cattle. l}%a21sc gross.
Sheep, 81, 50a3 50 d head.
Wool.-Clepn tuliwashed, Coo unwashed, ene-third
loss.
nilscorhan OIL Toe; RETAIL SOC; Linseed Oil, 81 ,sCa
81, 40.
Beeswax. a5,
Rsgs-coiton, &c.
Bar IrOn 5l%
Old Iron, lc I, ID. Copper, 141ac u ID. BRASS, 10c
exchange On sw York, Il per cent, bank able
unds Philadelphia. Boston and Cincinnati, n per
cent st. Louis and Chicago. II per cont. Cola 3ac
buying.
DRY G ooDs-[HETAIL]
Shsetings and Shirt pgs, 2Os45c,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

Take no more Balsam, Mercury. unpleasant Medi.
ciues for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU AND IMPROy.
ED ROSE WASH CURES
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

ADVICE TO FARMERs--TAKE NsrHING BUT
GREENbAcks FOR Your PRODUCE. The Rock
Island argus contains the following article on
bank notes. As it is just as applicable to
Iowa as Illinois, we copy it entire. 1t says:
There is large quantity of rags afloat in
this vicinity from the Eastern States, which,
out OF compliment, We suppose, to our mother
States, we denoninate money. Our currency
in the West is abomnible, and ought 70 be
amended. There is NO reason that we can
discover why We should be obliged to take
these rags, in many cases that can scarcely
bod together, and be preyed upon by this
unreliable currency, easily counterfeited and
practica ly irredee mable.
In order to clear the country of this trash
our farmers are the ones to take hold of the
matter. If they would bear in mind that no
notes but greenback ara legal tender. and fiat
ly refuse to take anything else for their pro
duce, this trash would soon be sent where it
belongs. Asst is, all sorts of paper are free
ly received Of our grain buyers, and must of
course be accepted by our merchants and
business men. Consequently there must be
a constant loss by the breaking of banks and
counterfeits. In both of these respects TIE
greeEbacks are ahead Of all other notes. Wv
ing to their color and other peculiarities, they
cannot be successfully counterfeited, and
their redemption is based upon the credit of
the nation, not that of few individuals |!
Even if we should present these vagrant notes
to the parent bank for redemption, we would
get nothing but Treasury notes in return. -
Why not have them in the first place, when
we can just as well?
We hope our business men viii see it for
| their interest to refuse the entire race of wild
cats. The war debt has blessed us with a
sound, reliable and uniform national currency.
If We chose to ignore the fact, and Mcekiy
allow ourselves to be swicdled at pleasure, it
is our own fault. Illinois has sufftre
enough from deprecated currency to have
learned useful lesson. Has the lesson fairly
penetrated our long ears yet?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
Fever and Ague,

it has been found infallible enta'vs and ire
sfstable remedy and thousands who 1t
der apprehension of attack, escape the scourge
and thousands who neglect to avail themselves Of its
protective qualities in advance, cured by very
brief course OF this marvellous medicine Fever and
Ague patients, after being piled with quinine for
months in vain until fairly saturated with that dan.
gerous not unequenty restored to health
within few days by the
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20
Prompt and Permanent Relief from the
Bitters.

The testimony on this point most conclusive and
from both sexes.
The agony of Bilious Collie is Immediately assuased
by single dose Of the simulant, and by occasionally
resofting to it, tho of the complaint may DO
prevented.
A General Tonic,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-20

Nothing that IL not wholesome. genial and rsstora.
tive in its enters to the ompositon of HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BLITERS This popular prep
aration contains IMMORAL OF any kind, deadly
botanical element; fiery exctant; but 1t is q com
binaton of the ext acts OF balsamic herbs and
stmulants.
1t IL we'll to be forearmcd against disease, and, far
the human system protected by human means
against malades engendered by an unwholesome at
mosI here. impure water and other external causes,
HOSTETTER'S BITTEkS may be relied . SAFE
guard. In districts infested with
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Probate Notice.

Oct. 80 -w4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-10

A lstssr tom LsuisFiIls Of tie ooh sf o.,
BE-, gives tie following IS tie ehaasss "a -
been made IA tbs faakse military dspsrf51.--,,-
n shs WssE
Tas DePart1nsnis Of ths Ohio. che Crs,..-
AMI, tue Isnaeaseas snd shs Nor.hsrR 49,
sPpi are consolidated iafo what Is ,..Ils4 j, ~
sary Division Of the Hssiszfpoi. ur.ls~ - -
1land Of 4si.-asu. G-ant. Fcs subs-7;-.sss -
visl0as si this grand division viii be fl tbs fyr,
o ~ D'Part1sHts, Substantially IS ioHoas.
1hs DsPartnsoi Of he ONO. Esi Gen. Burn.
TAs DepaTtnsat Of shs Cumbs-lsa5, Mir
GeassEsl Thomas.
TIE Department; Of he Tennessee. Msi-ssr
Huribut
Ths Daparsmset oi Nolsa AEss.ssiD,;. ar.;-.-
General McPaerson.
gsnefals SasEgan ani Hooker viii ea-m,rf
sTend divisisus in ths hsld for the n,esent
Ire department af tue GuIf eosnr-s,as- a.
about tho uousi ct ksi rivsr. Te7t n ~ 49,
sour, under Genera Slh0fal3, ia n3t ipeindsf
q .he digisioa eft Gn- Grant. i Vii h -,
that tni9 nsH disEi6ution ei7ss Gsrsfsl G--us
aeefiy halr q the eafirs armies If .bs a11usrv
snd iu.ly bali Cf tla fzheinx tsri.ory. ~
headquarters VII ha q tha fed
Gan. Grant was ia LcgisVllls on tie son
lie ro1s on horsstssE that day bus gsg csfivss
to uas bis eruteh in walking
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-10

tins Highay SisAablls covered with blOod-ths
one hurried into esernity in the twinkliHg Of 50
eye-ihe osher doo8sd TO dTBg cut her life With
blasted repBiation-ths husband surveying she
ruin Of hia domestic happinesB-it is q fssrfaI
lrsgedy, and one which Vs trust, win set pSo-
pie % thinking.
his tEsgedy should teach married women The
danger they ran In attempting 70 dress heyond
thsiT means, and % attract tho sdmration Of
men-is should tsseb 81 ths danger Of admit
ting 70 terms Of intimacy, rasz Of whose hist0-
~ and prlneiples they know n0thiHG-iE shoald
fsaeh ofhceTs snd soldiers that seduction cannot
escape punishment. There havs been many
siekeniug stories Of erin. con ca ss since the
var begHui but We trust soon to see, in every
part Of the Confs9sTeey, ss.uisry reform. We
protest against peTssns abroad jadgisg the ao-
eisiy Of cur towa from this isolated casa, aud
We hope VIC shall not be humilzsed By having
10 ehT9niele similar ore.
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ailg spext.
Frozn she Frsnt.

special dispatch to shs IaieIiigszssr, dated
Sssurisy, says;
LGo1ost battery Yesterday shelIed the sEozy's
troops and large wagon t5aie Whieh crossed Al
Brosn's ferry, doing esHsiderab.s 3 damage.
Inc enemy bnys,sd t1c shslis to-day froD
tbsir rsiiroaa battery ever ,keI own Ficksls
ise stsuy sTe & sduslly increasing theIr for
dfezti5uss and have ersctsd a werk cast Of The
Ser tort
L trout to-day ws shslisd the enemy's troops
ana battery across tbc river
Wezther cool but rlensant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-10

Tas New York Tsnss, Of the d last, has he
following from Ger, Mss5a's srHFs
ETr.Dsops ap.rr ~ --r- p,-orr.- , e.


following from Ger. Mss5s's srBFs
HEAD QRs ARsrT - Tbs Potomac
Friday, Ostsber 81, l66S
On tAa railroad, tie Ts5ol advance pickles are
near BssitoE, while sa car night Hs ho.a, wilh =
sal abis forea, SalPksT sFrings; cur iuss are sd
vance3 SENS every dsy, hss sisTly sad eau
toB-ly As ufssl. he sEsaay is tis3 10 certain
liEsi.s, nHd ustii tie Tsi'Toa& las bssR rebuilt
t esrBai sdvznes mach farfbsr. This wsrk
sscsmy yliEis9, L can 70 We On sEziH until Lse
M kes spothor Eszk u3vemsut
What pity is Is that the array Of the Psto-
msc coa.d n1g be TslisFs9 from The dsfsuss Of
Washington tor e few weeks In tWe weeks
fms, were sRoa tie case, the nEtisa eeRld boast
OF ssviEE the OsEs OF two saPitalS, instead Of
ere IS Ecu.
There is 20 tu.h whatever in ths report TIA
the sn=my las 5zstreFsd he rzilTosl Eoash OF ths
Bsp1shsEuoek. Thsir supply igri8s rRH Esga-
lsTly every Gay % tie Rsppshaznsck siRti0u.
L WIA unisHbisil7 Be thsig policy 10 destroy
tie rai.s0zd Is We s3vssco, a. 70 dslsy seems So
be theiT presevt plF-T
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ieaio ourselves and al We have to shs prsserva-
ton Of onr country bus when they ask Of az
sacrifices for the purpose Of trAmplag down the
Constitution and destroying tie great principles
Of liberty, then Ne must at least have the poor
privilege Of raising sur voices in terms OF ex-
poslulation against policy so fatal and ruin
Gus. We love hat flag CPniDting TO The stare
an stripes With the whols love Of enr lifei and
every star that gtters on lis blue Geld is sacred
Asd let ne conclude with Tie sentiment of q cit
preserve the C0usiitution. We viii preserve
The UniOn; we viii preserve oHE. Gag, with evsgy
star that elittsrs upon it, aud we viii see 70 il
that there Is State foT every star. [Coatiaued
ehesriss
The mesliug thsn adj lurned, and Gov seY-
msur arriving sgzin at the hotel, shook hands
sHd conveEssd With citizens and friends until tie
hour for dinner
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Montgomery and West Point Ra:Elras9,
AniraI ald Clo.iRg q DE {. S. Mail.

BY GEORGIA RAILROAD
lJus daI = a. p CaasH daily 81 P. H
BR WESTERN AID ATLANTIC BAILEOAD.
5fus Es yst2s0AE Cosss daiy a. sF H.
E8E atlanta AND WEST FOIGT RAILROAD.
Dus daily a $50 r.E- Closes daily 81 9 p X.
BY MACJE AID WESTEFN RAILROAD.
Dss daily .tfFH CilIss daily a. 9P 4
OFFICz OURS
open 81 fsA a y Eaa e'ote g. ~ Open a.as5r
a. ald elass 81 Q. o.
SUNDAY.
Open ai e.. q ard c,oss a. Al Open at6r.u
50 e osC ErHP o.
on lie srtivz Of sHch mai he cfca y % be elores
r1tii 10 hss been 1sIBu ed aH5 rysay for d. vs-v
THOS Q. HOWARD.
woven bsr.sh. lee5 P5s'rs ter
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sisg to Be- heard, and if tie people deternine
thas their safety Is endangered By tie sxists5ee
ef the men who have coa2istsd fhsss great
wrongs, tie rsth5ulioa viii be terrible. Beware
how ysu eehtism this opinion 10 fheir minds. Il
is your acts which tho people nov considsr-
they no longer pai laitb il yeuI words
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-10

I piereed ny HssA. and I felt the warr blood Cow
/ iBg ora, sed my pest lie seemed 20 pass before
! Iay mind a. 3 moEasHt Of tine, only 20 make my
cssife of s,iI hVing, ard my horcr Of a. igac-
miHious death, tsEfoid greater.
SoEiy the sharp knifs piowsd n ~ assh
naazlng ny blood fTeeEs Ia ny veins, snd ny
} eysbals burr sod seem Teady 81 burst rom
their sockets, and nov I ieli ny rsassn gradu-
ally lesginR ne; The STRAIN uo01 NY nerves wss
too ulgca-I felt they must give way, 5us con-
8iieIed that II they DID my only hOpe would b.
gene, FOR il moved slioald bs choked with
Ihn raps around ny neck
SLOWLY ths shsrp steel impallei By q stssdg
hana eouFInusd It's deadly coarse; aad now she
eiFeis was nearly acc0mriishad when I fslt that
is1 soeet OF the tEai1 vas beiTg z gradlaily di
Eninished. A ray Of bope Illuminated ny breast,
iooksd INTO ny eompsnion's eyes q sss II b,
zoe noticed tAat Ts we're nearing p bat be
Was toe intent On his horrible woTk
A. length he leaned back and said
81 There, now, only about al inch more and I
shall commences the deep cutuBg"
Only aEOzt 81 inch Aud The station vras
jet some way of Only aboas an iuchl Nv
life hung UPON the ms'ess thread
L vas not long that the srperinasntsr admired
iIis ds50liaal wOTk--hs soon fell 20 il again. out
I saw the lights Of p station fash psss ths
windows Or the Garage; I saw a strange arm
seizs my t5rmeatoT; beard loud aad app&l-
iBg ery ike ths, Of e bsfisd Wild beast, and ]
became insaasihls.
For weeks afasr this lay between life and |
dssih, in q brain fever brought en- by the IN |
tense ezcilemsat and fear Of those twenty mir /
uies.
l Afterwards learned that ny pleasant cen
psnion had been doctor and surgeon, but that /
: ssz be was yOung mas and jazt married, !
having performed an operation 70 extract a san-
ler, rem his vie. Of which she afterwards dief.
ss went cut Of biz Rind, and had ever aiaee
been atssmptEg 10 Escape, il order that he
night perform the d,sadfai experiment which
70 nesEly r5suitsd II ny death.
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EesrfaI Tragedy ia 5.Iv5ss sstsa, Als.-Au
ArHsT ssGiesE shst tEhite IA Bed VgftE a
GBIiEsR,s " ffB,

EeRrGaI Tragedy ia A.Ivssg gsssa, hla.-AY
Array sGlesE shst WhlEs IA Bed VIA a
CitiEsA's " ffss
From the Livisgssou Messenger, 5tA.l
The people Of onr town were startled from
thsir rip Van Winkls" slumsers on last Fri
day morning. by the announcement that fssr-
raj trs6gdy had been enacted tbe night preyi
Gus. Major Gsogs A Turner, who hss sor soma
time been stai0Rsd here in charge OF let of Gov
ernHisEt stsck, had been shot during Thursday
the 29lb Hlsims, by 1r. C. B Anderson, A oiii-
EsH OF ear town. Mr Aa3orson having been
led to suspect the fidelity Of ais wife, lsI. town
On the sttsrnson Of Thursday, saying he would
Be ssssRs that night, bat TsiUrring to town. af
ter dsTk, be placed himself in g position from
which be could observe Al that passed in Bis
house. Fr0n this position he saw Major Turner
sHs0r the house in sach msnnsr ss to indicate
his purposes. Mr. Anderson, thsrsuDon. went
90 the houses Of several Of eur citiEsns, aroused
them from their slunbsTs, aud Informed them
thst Major Turner wss then Ia bis house, and
asked them to 90 with him sad witness what
passed, bat they 81 declined; Gr Anderssn tflsu
rssarned, ncisslsSsly entered the house, and dis
covering Major Turner in bad with his wife.
sagraats dstiefo, he fred UPoa him twice with =
navy repeater killing hia irstAatly. l. isa
Wonaer how Ms. Anderson herself escspsd be-
ing shot. Mf. Anderson Immediately gave him
17tl W ~ ette s4ltiIl 4l4 E8a flnc8 bean bOHnd
over 70 court in bend Of $500
mr Anderson Is quiet, pssesabe and re-
sPeeta6le citizen, and enjoys the sympathy of
the whole eomm0nity. Ali approve his con-
duet
Msjor Furusr was q native Of Yirefnia, bat
resided in Missouri ct tbs breaking ont Of The
war. VS. learn that be has wife and sns ehija
IN Missouri HeHes 8 man Of exeelsst basi-
ness habits, inginustilg address and fsir intsil
genoa and be ha3 made quite favorable i'm
pTsesion on our citizens. All fssl that be de-
served his fsie.
MIS- AndsTson is shout sightsen years Of age
--is handsemo, sA0Sy, sud load Of dress Tsks
al the safroundngs-Lhe undeubtsd crlrai nal
eonnaed3a Of tbs yartiss-the tila--she dead
h0ar O tns nighs--ths Sudden deash-the bod
dTsnehsd ia blood-tho ssducsr dsad-hls vic.
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~ Frcui several Of 0ug sc ,uts who have re-
esu-lg TesHrnsd Hom aa expedition 10 P.ducsh.
20 i-alu HAS ii.s enemy sas isrcss at PadHeak
Colaul0us scd Onicu ely. party Of ssush-
densviiis sad captured 8 quantity Of yalusais
sEoTcB,-fisbst.
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EsBRIssE or TIE SULTAB's DAgGHFER.-
IL lhs begiuuilR Of sls present ysar ono of the
Turkish Su. ,sn's 5lsughssrs vas married. Thsrs
wss : nssrta acert disPlsy Of luxary aud wealth
o. the Ucossion. TIE cost was "isbalous -
TIE modus Of royal husband taking is t5us
5sacIibe5 5y 3 correspondent Of the New Ysrk
YorfS
II one Of the 5altsn's daughters bad attained
tie age Al which TaThsh giEls are generally
rsnrried, the father seeks q hasbsad for hsT
sucae the uebles Of bis court. If AyOHng Esn
spscisi7 plsssss ksr b. Is given The rank Of
E1uicIsnl-ggnITsl, nothing loTsl being selected
Zee ehoasa 1.sR receives, n addition, msgaih-
e-pt fully luTsiahgd palace, and $1,000 piasEsTs
; meath pocket n0asJ; and. iE edition, els
fsske. ia Law d-frsys al tie housekeeping ex-
paBses TIE bridegroom il not always over aad
E5ove pleased st beng selected. II be be mar
risd be Is obliged to gst 4 divorce; he muat usveI
have a wife or mistress ia sddif!1B 70 he pyiH-
es: ard, moreover, be IS regarded e The servant
rsihar than the husband Of his wife.
The Sallan himself GnnouEces - him his iE-
bendiug good fortuBs, AID u il bis b7unGss
eu-y q boN ievsrsHtislTi kiss tie Sallan's lseL
and stsnlnar .eE Wslds Eboai ghs nigh honor,
ihs untxgeced lappinesg, etc Ha thaR pro
c-s3s with tie cnzmb lr.sil, wb9 wears ibs IN
u-rsl has. 10 tae Sa5l'ms Porss. A military
bsed Breca3es Eu, aHd soldiers sTs drsER Up
aIeae ne r-zd, who present aras At tie hesd
OF tSe s.aiIsss5 th5 Bridegroom is received BY
the gyand " zisT, e0n6Hcled By hiia into rCeB
vyhzys all ministers are Assem- led, and ths hRst
is rod aloud. This ceremony eoIrasPoass 70 ths
baIdEtGl
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THE LITEEAL . FLEEE.--An Cficsr, who
vaa Lnspec 4ns bis company 10 tss army OF the
- Oae m5TaigF, spied one private " hess skin
was sadly Dggrued. "PasTiCk OF gan %
ca el out ths Captain. Here, yer Homer
omFiy -P0asod PaiTick with his hand h
EH cap Hos long 90 you wear q shirt q
-lua3slsi tie tficsF ''Tyssnsy.ai~ht iuehes. -
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RAILRoAD GUIDE.
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