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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11
w- One of the mapv falsehoods started

E One of the many falsehoods started to
injure Col. Stone was a letter published,
soon after he was nominated for Governor, in
all the Copperhead journals Of the State, and
attributed to Captain Weiser of the Sd Iowa
Infantry Regiment, of which Col. Stone
had been Major. The letter accused Col.
Stone Of being guilty of cowardice and almost
everything else mean and dishonorable. It
has now boen proven that the letter was q
fabrication of cowardly Copperheads. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

TIE MEN RAISED BY THE CoNscRIPT1oN.-
The Washington correspondent Of the N. Y.
Commercial Advertiser says that dailv tele-
graphic reports are made all over the country
to the Provost Marshal General, of the num-
Der of men obtained, so that an approxima-
ton of the final result can be made. 1t is
not thought that hundred and fifty thous-
and men will exceed the number. Unless
the brilliant Union successes continue rapidly
there must be more men raised, continues the
correspondent.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

The colored people are to hold State Con-
vention at Leavenworth on the 18th, 14th
and 18th days Of October, for the purpose Of
taking into consideration their political, edu-
cational, moral and social condition, as nomi-
nal citizens of Kansas. In the call they say
that the hour has arrived for them to strike
for liberty and full political rights in that
loyal and yet to be prosperous State.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

The New York Times advises our
Government to prepare for war with France,
protesting to "have very little doubt that
Louis Napoleon has secret treaty either con-
cluded or in progress with Jefferson Davis,
by which the cession Of T exas is to be receiv-
ed as an equivalent for recognition and for
substantial aid to the rebel confederacy."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

VINO Cor Or the RsBELL1oN?-It is . fa-
vorite game of the Copperheads to charge
that the "Abolitionists" got up the war in
which the nation is now involved. Ofcourse
the subject will not bear discussion, as the
facts are too plain to be debated. We submit
these facts, by stating that during the ad-
ministration of James Buchanan the follow
ing events occurred: .- -.
Dec. 10, 1860-South Carolina seeded.
Jan. 8. l861-Mississippi seeded.
Jan. Is, l861-Florida seeded. ..--t
Jan. 10, 1S61-Georgia seeded.
Jan. 81, 1861-Lousiana revolted.
Feb. l, 1S61-Texas revolted.
Feb. S, l861-Arkansas revolted. s..
Feb. 9, 1851 Jefferson Davis was elected
President Of the Southern Confederacy.
Feb. 10, 1S61-Jeferson Davis was inaug.
urated. 20
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

@With the exception Of Mcclellan, Buell.
and tFitz John Porter, every General in the
army now endorses the Emancipation Proc.
lamation, and stands by it's author, Grant
having just placed himself in that category.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

Gen. Robert Anderson, of Fort Sumter
fame will soon take command Of Fort Adams,
near Newport, RI. .saa3 - gG17a'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

GREEK FIRE.-The Greek fire was first used
by the Greek architect who escaped from the
Mahommedans when they were assailing
Constantinople, He carried his invention
with him and committed great havoc upon
the enemy with this fire. 1t was in use
down to the thirteenth century, but its COM
position is unknown. Men of science differ
widely in their suppositions respecting its
ingredients. Some have conjectured that
naptha was the principal substance, but nap.
tina cannot be made to produce the effects that
belonged to the Greek fire. 1t was used in
firing cannon, and naptha cannot be used in
that way. About forty years ago it was an
nounced in the Magazine of Discoveries that
the recipe for making Greek fire had been
found in an old Latin manuscript, but since
that we have heard nothing more of it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

~ A Copperhead suggests that although
drafted he cannot be forced to use the musket
with fatal effect, for the reason that
A man coercsd against his will,
To 60 to war, will seldom kill!
1t may be well to remember, however,
Thatif once in, he does not fight.
The rebs. will pepper him ct sight.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11
"a. 1t Is SAID that the guerrilla Quantrel.

~ It IS SAID that the guerrilla Quantrel,
whose savage and remorseless sacking of
Lawrence has earned fer him a lofty niche
among the Infamous, was in attendance at the
Butternut meeting at Springfield, ILL.,, on the
9th of June last, and then and there greeted
as a brother by the scoundrels who then dis
honored, as they ever will seek to dishonor,
the name of Democracy! We see nothing
surprising in this. He would sbeg greeted with
equal kindness here by &nen Of the same
stripe, who also profess to Democrats. His
doings at Lawrence would only make him
more welcome to these peaceable and law
abiding men !-Hawkeys. e...,-........
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

With mortar, Paixhan, and petard,
We tender You our Besuregard.
The Union troops can now send to Pierre
Toutant de Beauregard something like this
We hope our tender is NO bore
When We to you send our Gilmore, 30 lI..
Though sure no bores were ever seen
Ts equal those Of our Daflgren.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

JEFF. DAVIS life, if fully narrated, would
fill large volume, but its end will be told by
a single line.-[Lou. Jour. .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11
(Signed)
Special to Herald.
WASHINGTON Sc

has terminated negotiations for the the ex-
change of prisoners by positive declarations
that officers of colored regiments will not be
released or exchanged is premature. Nego-
tiations are still in progress, and no definite
result is yet reached. Meantime no exchange
OF enlisted men has taken place, but both
parties continue to release on parole small
numbers of this class class of prisoners
Notwithstanding the vigilance Of the Poto-
mac flotilla smuggling is still carried on to a
considerable extent. A fatboat has been en-
gagged for some time in transporting contra
band goods across the river at Deep Hole,
from between Ocoquon and Dumfries, from
which point the articles are hastily removed
into the interior and sold at most exorbitant
rates. At Dumfries, on the landing. common
salt is sold for $l2 per bushel.
A headquarters dispatch to the Times says
guerrilla operations continue in our rear. The
last depredations reported is from the vicinity
of HARDWOOD Church, Staford's Store and
Dumfries. A mail party of eight was attack
ed on the road between Warrentown junction
and HARDWOOD, one day last week. Four of
them, including the mail, was captured.
A member of Gen. Kilpatrick's body guard
was killed couple days ago by guerrillas,
when the whole body guard obtained permis-
sion to hunt guerrillas. They have been gone
three days, and their success may be estima-
ted by number of guerrilla carcasses sus.
pended as scarecrows from tall trees on their
line of march.
l. -E CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.
There was an excitement created at Day
ton last night, over an arrest by the military
authorities. Two men, named Hubbard and
Spellman were arrested for the murder of
1t. Waterman. The civil authorities deman-
ded them for trial upon writ of habeas co.,
pus, but the Provost Marshal under instruc-
tions from Gen Cox, refused to surrender
them. The militia have been called into
requisitiou to take them by force.
A special dispatch from Rosecrans' army
represents all quiet. Forty to fifty deserters
come in daily sincs our army crossed the
river. The bridge at Bridgeport is repaired
and teams are crossing. The country South
of the river is very rough and rosds bad
Reconnaissance sent out daily to near Look
out mountain say the rebel forces still occu.
pies strong position. Deserters think we
will have no fight at Chattanooga.
New YORK, Sept. 4.
The steamer Ella, lately arrived from Mas.
saue with apples, proves to be the pirate
Retribution, and was seized yesterday. The
steamer City Of the South, from Charleston
Bar, arrived to-day; also, the steamer Union
on the 31st. Monday, Iron-clads moved to-
wards SuIlivan's Island abreast Fort Moul-
trie and opened fire. The Fort replied, as
sisted by a battery, on Sulivan's Island, Veg
ner and Gregg Gilmore's battery kept fir
ing on Wagner. Sumter was silent, though
the rebel flag waved over her ruins. The
result of the attack was unknown when the
steamers left Passengers aboard the Union
report Wagner was silenced, and that moni'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

~ When Sumter fell before the rebel
bombardment this gleeful couplet was sent
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

H The following is correct copy of
President Lincoln's letter to Gen. Grant, an
accurate abstract of which has been publish
ed in some Western papers:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-09-11

tors passed by Fort Moultrie without him
drance from Wagner. An. ensign of the
fleet, while on night duty, had went up to
the city without finding any appearances of
obstruction. The impression prevails that
our fleet could pass up to Charleston by a
dash.
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Noon Reports.
A PIRATE PLOT FOILED.
Virginia Tax Commissioners Sale.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
DESTRUCTION OF A U. S. GUNB0AT.
Transfer Of the Chesapeake.
Ac.. Ac.. Nc.. &c &c.



==A Herald's special dated Washington Decem-
be, lo, SAWS
Another plot for the seizure OF vessel and
cargo by rebel emissaries has been discovered.
The pirates were tO ship as seamen and seize her
after she lett port. quantity OF powder was
about to be taken OF board when the plot was re-
vealed Proper authorities are engaged IN in
vesugatng the matter
TIE Herald received the following dispatch
from Headquarters U D Forces, West. Va.
which say:
Gen Kelly received a dispatch 10 night from
Gen sullivan, announcing the capture OF Col
Garter of the 1t Virgiuia Cavalry. and mum
her OF other prisoners by force Of the 22d Penn,
sent out on "A reconnaissance in LOudOn County
toward Uppervilie. the latter place they cap
tured this party.
News of the Union movements continue high
ly favorable
The Times Washington special says:
Tax Commissioners of Virginia have prepared
their list ani announce their sale to take place
January llth The first offered for sale is Ar
lngton, the homestead of Gen Lee. comprising
l 100 acres most OF the remainder Is located al
Aexandris
Major Gen Hitchcock has returned from
Fortress Monroe tie having given ms official
sanction 10 The plan OF Gen Butler, by which il
il hoped our suffering soldiers will be released
from the southern prisons
Gen Butler l. % -end "a CITY Point 60O or SOC
confined rebels. With ~ off 10 Commissioners
Oud 10 exchange them for man. Ii this
experiment proves successful. the exchange on
this basis will be resumed.
The statement that ,ny Iu>tru tiOus have been
given tending 10 ignore tne rshi- prisoners ol
war OF coored soldier Nhum the rebels have Il
ken prisoners, whether originally bond or tree. II
incorrect. On the contrary. mos stringent or
ders have been issued, under which the rebe su
thorities are to he held To a street ,ccOuntabit,
with regard To coiore'i prisoners
The Hersd's Mrrris island correspondent
SAYS:
The cause Of the washing away of obstruction.
in Charleston harbor was from the famous float
ing battery getting adrtt in the las; gale, anC
smashing the INSTRUCTIONS She now lies ashore
netl the l.. rru end e. Fuii, Island
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fresh from the Dspensary are rery good in simple dis
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At the American Dspensorg also treat. softh0u'
mercury. and with failing success IeReTdt or
what the quacks call prcdte secret diseases; Sis
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Crcocee, yarcocee, Carsocee. spermatorhea, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Sexual Debility, I'm.
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ran>fer of the Coe>apeakc.

WAsHINGToN. December l9-l he Secretary
o. the NY has receives dispatch from Com
nodo,e GieaIy. da, ed az Htlinx, December lo,
saving the Chesl e Ike mas been transferred to
British authorities
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from lini.tn.ore.

BALTIMORE December 10 News from Gen
SulGv ,us ct,4.t, 1t Winchester reports AyerIlPs
cavdiN @ete al S'auulOn, YESTERDAY, aud lore up
Gnrsnt~, lie
III Is yer, important. if true. but lacks con-
brml lot
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FoRrREss M"NRoE. December lo Major Eek
ert received dispatch saving 1t was reported at
Beaufort that the L ) unboat Day light had
peen blown W. oy rebels
Another gunbOat had chased ashore a blockade
runner The Dayhght went IN to take possession.
when reue battery Threw shell iutO her maga-
.u0 crew
Th,s ue@> - rol e5Di t.aei 4a.. l. Mt beIie, e.
at beaufort
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C NFI ID T. Mt a l.

con FID T. NTl a l.
ga YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
IL .s<S-S>>s@ iured themselves by certain secret
~ ~ habits which unftthem for business.
SisS-s$ pleasure or the duties Of marriedife:
.zm also. middle-aged and old men, who,
from the foHes Of youth or other causes feel debility
advance othsr years before placing themseve suude'
the Ire atnaent Of ony one should first read
''THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn thing OF importance by
peruSinx The SecretFrend' -
sent 10 any address In sealed envelope receipt Of
Ten Cents.
DR. STUART co. eau be consulted on alldiseases Of
private or confidential nature. from A. NJ to9 P.N
tSandays from to II A. NJ their Office
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RAILROADS.
o 20 srTIo ON.
Little Miami aud Cessnsus
and xenta
HNWH =
RAILROAD.

IsOR rHf ACCOMMODATIONS oF THE CITIZENS
Il. q intanaros ss9 tbe travehnE puhlc gsoersllr,
aai-- he-u opena-d Ilake.s ailfinE ~
washiuEiar street snf keutncky sveuue eppe-its tbs
Barss anf Palmer IIosls under The snspiccs q The
ahs -narer Railroad where tickets AMI At de<rrd N
foreaeu fnny be obfaic The
Ths l. accommodation which has loug been required
"a sndlAnspols
I@ss,Hscrs Cor the ysst can ySoSurs uekss si thss
. "a = fron
one tn Three Dollars lees
th ictes sod sh~ Uuion Dspo, N ndisnspoiss
y Through Tickets and al lnforDstioa piesse apply
a. 81 ofle. i. shove
Fosee beurs frgn A. A.. sosP.N. ocbce hssrs
Sul aly ifola ca 9P.M 2. W STRADER
Geuersi Tickrt Agent
wa5 A. WATSON. rcset Agent
Jy4 q. BENSON. Agert
J. 5 sHAcKLEFoRD Travelling Assut
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PERU AID INDIANAPOLIS
R a L r . a D.
1868. o. - 1868.
new ARRANGE MeNT.
New Route io Chicaxoy ywis Kekomo.

80 MILES SHORTER THAN AMI oTHER ROUTE
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, AI,sfL 20 1863, train
~ trains will be run a. follows \
Chicago Express Train will sAve Indian. polls ~
I235 r. NJ, arrive Kokomo At BIO p. NJ, r time
make close connection gith train ' the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logan-port Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive nj Peru 90 40 Pm.
Returning the same train will es0e Peru st l3o A. NJ.
making close connections with the ght from Chi
cago and arrive AZ Indianapolis AZ An
Nail Train viii leave Indiana vols st ass p. n,
stopping all stations and arriving st Peru In time
make with the trains cA the Toledo and
bash Railway for wabash, Huntingen, Fort Wayne, To-
ledo and Detroit
Returning. fhe train will sleave Peru n ssfs
NJ after the arrival of the train 40 the 7 W. r. W.
from the Eas end STRIVE ndisnfolis AZ le5o0 A. 4.
In time make connections for III points East sc1.h
an est
AChcago Expresstrain VIII eav- lndianspolis strzo
y. NJ making close connections Al skono with trainfor
Logsnsp0Tt. Valparaiso ard ChicSg0. and arrive 81
Peru Los A. M make Snnecton with trsinf
going East and West the ToletD and Wsbssh Rail
Returning the train will lea Peru Al 1-ls T. M
making Close connection st Kokeno with the train
on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Liza X X from Chicago
Valparaiso Logsnsport and Indianapolis a
4l0 p NJ in time connect with evening trains foi
Cincinnati, Louisville and other pot.ss
DAVID MACY, General Agent = Superintendent.
VT. MkLOTT. General Ticket Agsft- febz3. 'ss-dly
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INDIANAPOLIS and CINCINNATI
Ssr asE-6-LHpre
r "A i L r Q "A ID

r "A 7 L r Q "A ID
Shortest Route by Thirty Milesi:
10 CHANGE of Cars to CINCINNATI. by this ROUTE.
Chauge of time. On and after Monday, April
70. and until further notice
Three trsinsleave indianapolis Daily, Sundays excepted
FyIRsT TTRAIN.-5e0 AN (cINrINSATl EXPRESS,
n arrives at Cincinnati at l0.ffZ NJ and Lexington
Ky. 73O p. AZ. and close cOnecti st Cincinnati with
Little Nj mt, Cincinnati, W. zaIts and Mariefts
Rarads, for Gl points In Southern Ohio.
Second Tran-ll.00 A M.-Cincirnsfi Mail arrives st
Cincinnati 2. H. Sng close connections with the
Little Miami Railroad for L0veland Morrow Columbus
Newark. Zanesville, and Wheeling.
Third 1rsn-6.55 p NJ Cincinnati Express, arrives at
Cincinnati ll.55 +. NJ.
Fare ~ any other rolte
Cali Tor your tickets osd the india polls and cncinnst
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
w. " L. N0BLE, CD erel Ticket Agert
e. W. EmIVTT General Passenget Agent.
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PAINTING.

~ LONG. 10 ; EAST NV YORK SHEET. 0P
PoSlTE University square. prepared 70 90 all
kinds House and sign inng, Grsinng and Glazing
on short nO'oe ard IN the very best style Persons
wanting work in his line requested 10 give him a
call dec5 -dly