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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

ENTERTAINING TrIR SOLDIERS. The ladies' oi
south BROOKLYN entertained the members Of the ION
Ohio Reesent with sumpuoas rcpnsi IN CartoH IafK
on wednesday. The Ohio boys ale encMnped on the
S,,r E,sc Rail g ronrd in the rear Of the Park. The
men were greatly pleased with the attentions PAID 70
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KILLED ON THE ]

KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.-ThomaS Petlt,
worknen employed the Central Railroad III Atanie
street died nj the City Hospital yesterday nom injuries
sustained by being run over by rarpad car II
Jumped on the platform of one Of Tho Jamaica cars
while in notion and slipping, fell under me Wr'el
One of Ills legs was draady manglcd. rOm the effects
of which he died He leaves wife and several children
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I;uropeuu Steamers.

HALIFAX. Thursday sept. 3, istJ.
The steamship shannon sailed al O'Clock
this morning with 23i passengers for New-iork
The steamship Pactous from Liverpool has arrived
here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

ACTION OF FIRgMRy.-On "Wednesday even
ING a meeting OF the fremen Of Brooklyn o. ID was
held NJ the office of the chief Engineer fircHans iia
AZ which II proposed by Geo H. Lindsey Foreman
~ Vo.c COMPANY 30 . 10 disband That company Mr..
Lindsay Il among the drafted. The proposition was
laid over until IL. mOrrOw evening
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ii

Tb, medicine Increases the power Of digestion and escises
the absorbens healthy action by which the water Of
and all unnatural engagements
duced az we AZ pain and inflammation ard rood for
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
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USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BICHu
For all adections aud disease Of tie Urinary Organs "He'hsf
existing
From whatever ORIGINATING and no matter oi DOW
long standing; Diseases q these Organs
prr,s sEsi,f ISs a. fX + 5I'f ssiTSonu
is TIE GREAT DlURErlC,
~ INV DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
IT Is RECOMMENDED. ~ -,
EVIDENCE or THE MOST RELIABLE AND hE'
sPONslBLE CHARACTER
VIII accompany the wci,ine
FROM 20 no 20 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME
PHYSICIANS please NOTICE.
We MAJ. no SEC RE- If INGREDIENTS
UELMBOLps EXTRACT BUtHt -,
Icom,o.d Of nachu cuooos Junipe. Berries, .eleced
with great care by competent druggist.
PREPARED IN IACuo
lit. uEhiMBoLD
Practical and Anal tca' themisi, ana
Sole ManalIctareI oil
nELMBOLDs
GENUINE PREPARATION
AFFIDAVIT. ,c,rof
Personally appeared before me- an Aldefn aii O. -, 2h
phi,delphia II T. lelnbold who reDs 'ny sN0'' n,h,r
ay his prcparai ions contain narcotic no mercury VI ~
Injurious drugs but are "u'S ''s''' IT, r. HELMBOLp
Sworn and subscribed before me- th, sd DAY "a No''H'
1854 NJ j. II. 80, - rIi al,l phis
PRICE. lPER BOTTLE, or SIX FOR 80 .,,,n
Delivered to any address. securely packed nom oose''
Address letters Tor information.
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CHrMsr,
DEPOT
No. l0i South lnth -, below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA.
-
BEWARE OF CoVNrERFElTs AND uNthiN'rh''
81, ,.pf III own" aud Sother' Mtf
Gle. on he reputation attained pl o,-s
ut.rNfuotDs CENt me lREfAhAl ONS'
uTlNDpIDS ENTr act Bt Gnu. .,,,,
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aorp nv ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE;
ASK ron UrLMBOLDs-TAkt No oinSW -
Cut out this advertisement aud send Tor W. AL" ''
position aud ip,pesIa'e
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JUMPED OvHRBoARp.-On Wednesday night,
about ~ O'Clock a nan Jumlcd overheard from The
Houston street ferry boat while its way from New
YORK 10 Brooklyn. T. u. He badc the passengers
"Gsod-by before taxing the fatal step
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NJ

r.e m more B,lssm Mercury Unpleasant Medicines Tor
unpeasan, and Dan svEoas Dissas,s
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OTO-LTnOGRApnY.-A curious colninnni-
cation, SAYS GaiiPHGpfs NrssenR0. has been sent
in TO the Academy al Sciences. by VI. Morynn. ~
which De dcscribcs method Of his for obtaining direct
pi geographic impressions upon stone aud which b" can
niicgWard print Of He first gives tie stone coating
applied IN The DARK ola yarEish composed OF abuneh
and bicL soInae Of ammonia. Upon this he lays the
right ride 81 The iInugc 10 lc reproduced whether
4 De- glass. canvas paper. provided II BE-
soi1c,,lut Transparent. 1bia done lc exposes the
whole the action Of light for space Of time varying
between thirty seconds and three minutes. ID IN the SIN
and between ten and twenty five minutes. If IN tie
shade lie then taken of the original image. and washcs
biz stone lrst with soap and water hnd then with pure
water only and Immediately after inks with the usual
ink inc roller The image ~ already 1cd. for Ii bcrib
to slnv it.clf In llnck white ground. He now mp
pos gum. wafer lets thr stone dry. which f. done In a
few mnuics and The operation n complete copies mny
ut ou,c be- struck of Iy the common thOgraphlc pro
Gers The process may bo explained thus: Tho laTni h
mas been n1rd and rrnd red inaolnbe by The action 81
Hight wherever 10 could penetrate; bt on The c0ntrnry
all TIE pts oi ilo Yarnihh projected by o." dark por
fions Of fhc image sin retain their soUby and nrc,
n sill liable 10 be- acted upon by the soda and acid
contained IN The soup Of which they moreover retain II
t.tt Of fic .nlataner Hence tlc action produccd ou
The stone IN n combination Of etching aId photography.
be- advantages Of the proccss may BE- briefly summed
up a. loioAa. simplicity and ralidy IN lilo operation.
rctncs ~ reproducing e dcsiRn no need Of negative
Impressions on glass paper the po'itiyo original
comes ont post,c the original design or model Ia not
ip0Iod during he process aud the cost ~ iglnB OWING
~ Ill., cl9gvacss oithg ssbs.apses
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4 CoLonrp FILE Dr. REorMryr-A RRLlc

4 CoLoRpp FILE Dr. RKGfMFyr-A RELIC
OF TIE DoMI5uC lAfrur1ioss or kpftctf-i-Asi
M while Tie mi Regiment Rhode lsHlf Volunteer.
Was In Lancaster ny. chubby young Anglo Arlcah'
nrtutring a. TIE name Of Iumay' came into camp
and desired enter the service Il some one ~ no'
Sans officers and thus escape anOtc service tlni as
irksoInc and unremuncratsc hcAlde being dln.ni A.
One u tho Captains U tho IRc.Nh received ia" ing'e
AZ a body servant and IN that capacity the molcsi'
ouct Tommy accompanied the Twenh Ia is can paigh'
ing through tie dark and bloody ground ~ Boone
and Garrard md ~ return to Providence dwelling
An the Cnrfnn.s canvas palace and winning many
pleasant words for good behavior Tommy followed Nc
regiment through the shouting oro~da that Antd tt
sidewalks Of MARKET square and Wcrtilii.i'T ana
POLITELY gave the military s4uto whenever the neat unl
form and trim cure received the special communication
of the colored bellies the Curstono. When The r"gi
mcut was dismissed, tie Captain surrendered tommy
10 the Lieutenant. and tho hemp plantation "ns 80
changed for home by Tie sounding tca. IADTr tAr re
fucmcnts ~ 81, ililcd Ne were too much for tommy
and the Captain budy servant sc io De N"riihh
daughter 81 the regiment glI 80 rha fhhh twenty sum
nerg who had been able IN camp and the mnrch M
succcssf y conceal her IA The guisc 81 boy that
the Captain whose feet she slept lad nosGspcion that
he wab laThuflug cable woman and Sister dci'r
mined Oh achic, ing liberty even 40 tic expense Of
TEMPORARY TrnuHCliiIOu Of red baudnnnaH and ciie"
Tommy Nas brought back Ia Ills city ia the dfcHs mp
prupratc 10 her sex and place has been procured oi
her in tie country The officers now rccolcci That
Tommy wouldn't ride krsebhck. aud declined tbs mV,i
tempting proportions TO 90 Il swimming md oven The
capan dsoOyers several Interesting periods Wh'r the
laugh comes in. When Oh. Twelfth veterans npaini 1k'
the nod the Captain VIII hardly enlist body ar' AM
without the preliminary examinations ol Tie surgeon
Prov idcncc journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

unpleasant, and Dangerous Diseas's
HELNIBOLD'S EXTRACT BICiO
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES ~.
in an their stages he eAgcne hie or no c.se ~ NJ
.ife aai gives strength ate. thereby removing oos'lns
to preventing and curing structures OF The Ntt. saynt
PAN AMI Inflammation this coss a. diseases
ana al poisonous. diseased and worn out iH1p'I'
IHOl-ANDs UPON THOUSANDS .nvs
WHO HAVE BEN THE VICTIMS ON CuNhS,
and Who have pad heavy he cared IN short une
~. tpnd that they were deceived and that the poison
la. b ,h, use OF hpoweru a.,rngerts, been dried up IN
I he ,y,teuu 70 break out Ia waited form aud
PERHAPS AFTER MAkhiASE.
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FROM MEXICO.

Prince MaXimilinn's Acceptance NOV Zone
GrnscG-Thc Powers which iscf"se ."
Recognize the Mexican EmPirr-Inc
MuuicipaIifies OF Mexico Summoned 10
MIKE Their Choice Known-McasureS
Taken by Gen. Forey Against Guer-
riIIuy-Biocknde OF the Mexican Ports
Explanation Of Rebel sympathy
Among Members Of the Mexican Gov
erumCnf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

The Women Loyal NalIonaI Lcagne dc.irc 10

acknowc hr receipt 4 the following suna a. then oioe
no ~ Cooper Institute. since July 1903;
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

GUARD AaA1ssr VULGAR LANGUAGE
There is as much connection between the
words and thoughts, as there is between the
thoughts ard ac'ions The liter are not only
the expression of the former, but they have
a power to react upon the soul and leave the
stain of their corruption there. A young
man who allows himself to utter one vulgar
or profane word, has not only shown that
there is foul spot il his mind, but by the
utterance of that word he extends tat spot
and inflames it till, by indulgence, it will pol
Lutte and ruin the whole soul. Be careful of
your words as we'll as your thoughts. Ifyou
can control the tongue so that no improper
words are pronounced by it, you will soon be
able, also, to control the mind. and save that
from corruption. You e1tingnish the fire by
smothering it, or by preventing bad thoughts
from bursting out into language. Never utter
a word anywhere which you would be ashan
ed to speak in the presence of the most re-
fined female or the most religious man. Try
this practice little while, and you will soon
have command Of yourself.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

CONSUMPTION IN THE UNITED SrArEs.-Dr.
Augustus A. Gould, in his remarks upon the
Registration Report for 1861, expresses the
opinion, arrived at from the comparison Of
national and State statistics, that consumption
is the most fatal in Massachusetts Of any State
in the Union The number of deaths of con-
sumption in Massachuse It's in 1861 was 4, S45 j.;
in all New England 1892; in New York.
s.2O7 Pennsylvania, SOP; Ohio, 3,495 :;
Oregon, 81; California 524; Minnesota, l5l;
Wisconsin, 9lo; Indiana, 1904; Kentucky
1,742; Illinois, 1,94S Tennessee. LAO !;
Kansas, lo7; Louisiana, $50 Missouri,
1902; Flor da, 81; Iowa, 74s. Throughout
the United States, 4S,s03. By these stats
tics the fact is demonstrated that consumption
positively, regularly and rely dimInshes
as we proceed from the colder to the warmer
States. An atmosphere in which cold mois-
lures predominant, according to DR.. II. |
Bowdilch, in his able work on the subject.
largely disposes to consumption. The ex-
treme steady cold of the West IS preferable
to the atmosphere of New England.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

words.-I am astonished at your leaving him
at such time"
Lieut.. Morgan has a Captains commits
sion," returned Oracle, care!essly, (Which is
doubtless sufficient for any grefs he may
suffer but you are rude to me, Ellis" she
continued, while her face grew sad and tears
crept into her eyes, III did not think to hear
such words from you"
"Foreive me, Oracle" he exclaimed, selling
her hand and drawing it within his arm,--"l
am wild-and do not know what |
say. Do you not know how | love you,
Oracle, and that it is killing me?'
"How should know?' said she, demurely,
with her ewes on the ground. "You never
told me ~
"You seemed to scorn me, Oracle, and l
could not But now you do know, what do
you say to me? Answer me quickly, If you
have any pity for me-"
| Oracle said never word, but raised her
eyes to his for second, then dropped them
| quickly as she met his intent, eager gaze
| fixed upon her face What he read there this
deponent sayeth not but it seemed very sat
i>factory to him, judging from the look of
| happiness that swept over his face, and She
| little hand that lay on his arm was clasped
more uSntly III MS, oul " was u"ueE I"e
heavy cape Of his overcoat. and no one was
the wiser of it, A few moments were spent
in conversation. but very much was said in
those short moments and when the whistle
blew, and the cry "all aboard" rang through
the depot, Oracle was folded tightly in his
arms for moment and then he sprang upon
the car steps with radiant face, not very
much like the one with which he entered the
depot.
A year has passed since then, and Captain
| Benedict's name has been honorably men
toned many times f'r gallant conduct, and
he has far prospect of further promotion.
a pair Of blue eyes grow brighter as the It'd
ings come back to his home, and earnest
PRAYERS for his safe return arise to Heaven
from loving heart, heart won BY lone, not
shoulder straps.
Traverse City, Mich, 1858. N. b. q.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

CRAwLED Our. = Heretofore John H. Wal.
lace has never refused to receive money offer
ed him, providing the labor asked Of him in
return was not too severe. But change has
come over him. In his harangue at Hare's
Hall, Wednesday evening, the redoubtable
Captain and woud-be Colonel made certain
assertions concerning the Crttenden compro-
mise, to the p'oof of which gentleman Of
this city authorized us to challenge him, offer
ing, if the assertion was sustained, to pay
into the hands of Mr.. Wallace one hundred
dollars. This offer vas made in good faith
by perfectly reliable citizen, whose check is
good for many times the amount named, and
yet Mr.. Wallace makes no attempt to ''carry
off the purse" or establish his reputation for
veracity. The fact is, he knew when he
made the assertion that it was false, but
hoped to blind his audience. He forgot that
at least half of them were reading and think
ing men, not the ignorant class he has here
tofore been in the habit of addressing.-Daily
3D.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

The LAWRENCE MASSACRE. The totaI
number of bodies buried of the killed at Law
renee is 14O; the number of persons made
widows is IS; orphans, 200. 1t is singu-
lar fact that those killed do no. include any
of the regular soldiers who had been engaged
under Col. Jennison, but were principally
business men of the city. Contributions to
aid those who have been thus suddenly d.
vested of their property are greatly needed.
Citizens of St. Louis have subscribed 1000,
which is to be loaned to the people to aid
them in rebuilding, while the interest is to b.
devoted to the support of the orphans.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09
RL.ACKSnITHING.


Zone door above the FOst0fnc6.I
rTAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING TIKI
i Public that am doing Blacksmithing in all itt
branches, and especially de- intend that my H0ksE'
SHOEING shall be done a. to impart ease and com
fort to the Horse and health and elasticity te
the foot without which it is impossible to have per
feet horse. 1 refer to number OF gentlemen N
account my with defective feet than
am willing to say of myself All ask is fair trial
None INIT the bsst Charcoal Iron used in the man
ufactnre of nv Horse and Mule Shoes.
Also, there is, occupying part of my shop, Wood
Workman who can do good worh on either Wagons
OF o ues%. a. eau 10 ''A GEORGE PERRY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

A COOP INsr1ruTIoN-One of the best in
situations in our city is l.. & J. McGreer's
pump factory, located on Mulberry street, in
the old church building east of the Court
House square. About three years ago Nc.
Greer's pumps were first introduced in this
section. Since then they have been so rapid
ly taking the place of everything in the pump
line that their mandatory has increased to
quite wholesale business.
They have taken the first premium at the
Iowa State, and Muscatine and Scott County
Fairs, every time it has been exhibited, as be-
ing the cheapest, most durable, less Liable to
get out Of order, and in fact for being the best
pump in use.
We are proud to see such institutions in
our city, IS that we can have cur own home
manufactures to patronize.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

w"Pap," observed young urchin of ten.
der years to his fond parient, ''does the Lord
know everything?"
"Yes, my SON. replied the hopeful sire
''but why do you ask that question p
because our preacher when he prays is
so long telling him every hing, thought he
wasn't posted"
The PARENT reflected.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09
Josh billings in the Editorial
Cheer.

Josh lHllllnSS IA the RIO1tOrAAA
Cheer.
Havin an hour Ov time yeSterda, that warn't
spoke for. dropt nto the sanktimOny ov
THE Dali Pokeepsi n" The good looking
edditurs of the consarn waz both mon est on
handibus," and SUI TX into the eza cheer, jist
az kalmlv as moss kivered bucket sinks into
well on hot da. On the tabll befoar me,
la pile ov manskrlp, and ced to mlstli,
"go in Josh and reph"
To KoNTRIBuToRs tn a sleeping
infant. Bi Alice" received. They IRE tender,
dredphul tender almost too ter der tn keep
thru this hot spell yu nav ta!ons ov the high
est o. der, but yu must kross yure is or yu
kant suckceed in potri: good Bi Alice
Remember me,
Yure friend Josh B,
Etarniee!
Revere ov Bachelor" ANONYMOUS. Re-
ceived. and kontents noted. thar IL only one
trubble with this oduckshon, which time
will korrect, and that il. vt wont du tall
for or columns" respectfully declined. (on
the part of the eddlturs by j. on account
of its length and thickness.
1.-THE Sea, the roarin Sea."-A sublime
standzas, wurth at least 7 dollors, intended,
undow teddy, for the A lantic Monthly, and
cent tn us by mistake, we wud like tn accept
it, but dassent, fur fere folks might say we
stole IT,
"Will WI Kiss me Dearest" Bi Nary Ann,
ackscepted. We take all of them kind ov
chanses The potri amt first rate, but we
expect the kissin kant be beat, til then fair
Maid ajew
"A pathological synopsorium ov the hev-
enlv spears" Bi Paul Vernon-Will appear
in our next issu. This writer haz attacked a
subjec ov great differkulty, with the biggest of
energee, and has SUCCEEDED; his thesis is ed
mirable, hiz argument is clus, and his s.ile is
camohene. We ga mount Vernon on egll
ngs, beyond the klouds, and paint yur
name rite over the top ov the door that leads
to glory. Mount Vernon, mi boy" We
predict CRATE popularity for this writer. if be
amt kut oph by FROST
"a Prairie on Fire." Ri Bogeneze.-Re
iected at onst. Tu hot fur the sezen cool
articles take the best now. 1t made me
SWEET to reid the manskrip. Don't despair
Bosenaze, if you find literature amt yure
stile, try saving wood i have known hun
dreds ov men make dust bi saving wood,
who want worth cuss to write fur nusepa-
pers.
"Wait little longer" Bi Eugenie.-This
potri wants greaseing Thare amt nothin so
eza tn rite as uotri, if yu know how. Our
advise tn this orthor IL tn take pill, and if
that don't release him ov his pofri, he kan
koncludo he has got the potri diseaze the
usual way, and is liable tn brake out at sum
time.
In kcnkluson Fustly, We would say tn
mose writer's, write ofen, publish seldom"
Seckonly, tn sum writers, " write seldom
and publish seldemner."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

The ARMY OF THE Potomac War
Department has suggested to the press the
a1visability of preserving strict silence at
this time respecting present and prospective
movements Of the Army of the Potomac
We are fully aware Of an impo tant move.
ment by that army, but in accordance with
this suggestion we do not feel at liberty to
state what 1t 's.-Chicago Journal
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

~ In the present juncture of affairs near
Charleston, the following is ofinterest to the
reader: Fl. Sumter is three miles and three
elghts from Charleston, one mile and one
eighth from Fit. Moultrie, three-quarters Of a
mile to the nearest land, and one mile and
three-eighths to Fort johnson, and two miles
and ive-eighths to Castle Pinckney. The last
named fort is one mile from the town, and Fl.
johnson is two miles and quarter from the
town. These measurements are from surveys
from the United States Coast Survey Depart
ment.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

ENCOURAGING DEsERToN.--An active Cop
perhead of this city returned from Memphis,
Tennessee, short time since, with brother.
in-law, who was member Of one of the Iowa
regiments, and had been sick for some time,
having procured for him, through the inhu
ence of Union men, Through Soon after
his arrival, having sufficiently recovered tc
return, he, doubtless through the influence Of
his Copoerhead relatives, left for Canada
where he now is, banished and disgraced
outcast from his native land. The act is high
ly applauded by the 'snake fraternity"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

Practical REMARKS 1t is not what people
eat, but what they digest, that makes them
strorg. 1t is not what they gain, but what
they save, that makes them rich. 1t is not
what they read, but what they remember
that makes them learned. 1t is not what
they profess, but what they practice, that
makes them righteous. These are very plain
and important truths. too little needed by
gluttons, spendthrifts, bookworns and hypo
critics
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09
SHERIFFS SALE.

II delivered from the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Muscatine county, State of Iowa,
against the goods and chstt lands and tenoments Of
James NJ Kerr, Catherine A. Kerr, ct al, have levied
upon and will expose to sale Saturday, the oath day
Of October A. D. 1863 at the Court House door, in the
city of Muscatine, the following described property.
towt; The north half of the north east quar- of
the northwest quarter Of section No. fifteen Q6)
township seventy-seven 60 north of range two 2west
all in the county Of MuscatiHe and State of Iowa
All of which, or much thereof as may be neces-
sary, will be sold to satisfy said special execution in
favor of Gabriel Little. --
Sale to between the hours of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, to-wit: at 10 O'Clock A. N.
H. II. HINE, Sheriff
Muscatine County.
Muscatine, Sept. 25, 1s63.-w4w prs fee IS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09
THE JOURNAL.
UNION TOWNSHIP TIcKET.-The followin

UNION TOWNSHIP TIcKET.-The following
is the ticket nominated by the Union men Of
this Bloomington township, in Convention
on Saturday last. 1t is composed OF good
and true men. Let US elect them:
For Supervisor, Richard Musser; for
Trustees, G. II. Havercamp, W. P. Craw-
ford, Ed. Stewart; for Constables, Adam
Hartman, G. W. Conner; for Assessors, Gin
city, G. D. Stephenson, Gin countryO H. Y.
Iddings
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-09

81 We regret to learn of the death of
our young friend, Abraham F. Goddard, on
Sunday night last, at Vassalborough, Me-
He was formerly an employee of this Office,
and graduated in June last at Greenwood
Academy in this city, preparatory to taking a
regular course in University in Germany
He was an industrious, ambitious student
and an exemplary young man. His disease
was typhoid fever-Daily, 81.