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

STATE OF IOWA, Muscatine County, IS.
VIM. +. Tolles VS.. Mrs. S. NJ. Black and Edward P.
Jones-Districi Court Muscatine County, January
Term, 1854.
To Mrs. s. NJ. alias Eliza A. Black, and Edward P.
Jones:
NOU are hereby notified that there is file in
i the Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of
Muscatne county, State of Iowa, petition OF VIM,
TollPs, asking for decree for the specific perfo
of o certain contract made by Mrs. :. 81 Black, alias
Eliza A. Black, to convey to petitioner the following
described premises for tho of eight hundred dol
lars down, to-wit The northwest quarter OF section
nine 10y township seventy EIGHT o) north of range
east Of the 5th p NJ and that unless you appear rhe
and end before of the second day the
term of the District Court of Muscane county, State
of Iowa to be begun and holden the first Monday
OF January A D. 1864 default will be rendered against
you and judgment rendered thereon inaccordanee with
the prayer of said petition
A. J. EEFFINGWELL,
Oct 3o-w4t.S S. co. Solicitor for Petitioner
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

Kathairon is from tho Greek word "Kathro," or
"Kathairo,' signfyng to cleanse, reuvinate and
store. This article is what its signifies. For
preserving, restoring and identifying the human hair
1t is tho most remarkable preparation in the world
1t again owned and up by the original proprietor,
and is made with the care, skill and atten-
ton which gave sale OF million bottles per
annum.
II is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t oradicates scurf and dandruff.
It keeps tho head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1tprevents the hair falling of and turniag gray
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head
of hair should Lyons Kathairon. 1t is known and
used throughout the civilized world. Sold by all re
spectacle dealers.
DEAAs s. BARNES & CO., Proprietors,
New York
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For the Journal.


Mr.. EDITOR: noticed recently an account
in the Journal of a corn planter invented by
j. j. Rider, with which boy planted one
hundred acres in six days, without help, the
dropping being done with the feet. Now,
considering as do, that the corn crop is, and
is likely &c te for some time to come, the
most important crop raised on our prairies,
anything that will facilitate the raising of it
is Of decided interest to US; and as you gave
no description Of the machine, nor said any
thing about the price, | ould request that
Mr.. Rider give us, through your valuable
paper, a description of his machine, price, &c
The great objections to all planters that
have seen a. yet, are, they are too compicat d
and too expensive. The Brown planter, about
the only practical machine yet introduced
into our vicinity, requires two hands to work
it, and costs forty five dollars, which think
too much money to invest in machine which
can only be worked a week or ten days and,
then lie in store the remainder Of the year.
Let us know more about that planter.
EARNER
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NJ A II. Il. T f., y

In this city, by Rev. X oberman, on the 22d of
October, BEKNHARpr MILLER and KARALINE RoTHE.
An elegant and delicious wedding cake accompanied
the above for which he bride will accept thanks.
In this city. the 2lst inst at the residence of
Samuel Greene, ESD by Rev W. W. Patton ID. D., Lit.
HENnY Hoov.E, 35th iowa Infantry. and Miss SARAH
HUBBARD, of l ortland, Maine No cards Chicago
Tribune, 23i
The gallant Lieutenant with his prize, arrived here
Saturday evening" and will remain only few days, as
his furlough is nearly expired. In behalf of his nr-
merous friends in Nfuscatine tender him their warn-
est this fresh evidence of ais devo
tio1 to the Taion
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

SUPPORT HOME MANUFACTURE. There is a
strong prejudice against articles of American
manufacture. and justly, too, in many cases,
but not so with DeLand & Co.'s Chemical
SaleIatus. This is the best article in cXis-
tence for cooking purposes, yet many fan-
lies are using English Soda,when this talera-
tbs is much better, and using it you are pat
ronizing home production. For sale every
where
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

| DISTRICT CouRr.-The term of Court which
was in session during last week adjourned
on Saturday. The following is an abstract
Of busio ess transacted Up to Friday evening
CRIMINAL CASES.
| State VS.. Farrar-Con inued.
State VS. Do'larhide- Continued.
State vs.. jones' Judgment of Justice af-
| tirmed.
State VS.. Middleton, ct al.-Di>mi>sc d by
States Attorney.
State s. Doran, for assault Jury trial and
verdict Of guilty.
State VS.. John Ryan, for Illegal voting
Jury trial and verdict not guilty.
State VS.. Mckillip, for stealth; horses
Sentenced one year and half in the Peni-
Tertiary and to pay costs.
Safe vs., Allen Young, for stealing buggy
Sentenced for one year in the Penitentiary.
CHAXCERY CASES.
Bradley vs.. Wllliams-Referred by consent
to }. Car skaddan.
Isett & Brewster VS.. Hall-Submitted to
Court.
Frees W.. Smith-Decrce for plaintiff for
homestead Of 40 acres, and for the defendant
the balance of the land.
Wallace vs. James Decree for plaintiff.
Gordon VS.. Fletcher Referred to j. Carsk.
addan
Washburn VS.. Hunt-Referred to J. Carsk
addan.
Bor,and VS.. Evans-Decree for plaintiff,
Little vs. kerr--Dsmssed.
Indiana r. Il Co. VS.. Salsbury--DismisSed
Nichols VS.. Wallingsford-Decr for plain
tiff
Miller VS.. Messmore & Grcgg-Continued.
Brown VS.. Crocker-Dismissed
Richman VS.. r. r. Co., ct al-Decree for
plaintiff.
Barton VS.. Barton-Same decree.
Mitchell VS.. Mitchel-Same decree.
Green VS.. Abbott Same decree.
Gano VS. Van Eps--Same decree.
Halter vs.. Halter Referred to J. Fitzgerald.
P ace VS.. Place-Decree for plaintiff.
Wesson VS.. uuugton-Decfes for plain
tiff
Schotfeli vs.. Pof-Decree for plaintiff.
The jury in The case If Solomon White,
charged wi h Illegal voting, failed to agree
eight teing for acquittal and four for con-
viction.
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NorHING MERE WANTED. Rev. VIM. r.

MORNING MERE WANTED. Rev. VIM. r.
Downs, Howard, n. Y, writes-"Mrs S. A.
Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer has been sue
cessful in restoring my hair, and the World $
Hair Dressing has no equal. 1t cleanses the
hair an / scslp, removes harshness and dry
ness, and always produces the soltness, silk
mess and natural gloss so requisite to the
human hair"
Sod by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1913
Greenwich st., New York
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$40 REWARD!
CNU Il
E,nsf. &sra ye

lest. AGr;aye or Stolen,
ENROM Muscatine Island, sometime during the month
of September last two horses belonging to Leland
& Co.-one large dun oolored horse hands
and one inch high lif,s his front feet in peculiar
when avelling about ten eevon years old; the
other hite horse covered with specks, commonly
called 'ea bitps,' heavy white and tail, about
fifteen and half bands high heavy and square built,
and about ten eleven years old. The above horses
supposed to have strayed or been taken away to
gether The above reward will be paid by the subscr-
Der their return, for information that will lead to
their recovery, and proporonate amount for eth.r.
Oct q -daw4w, o. W. BROWN.
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A Coop observation-disclosures of the best

A Coop INsr1TuTIoN.-One of the best in
stitutions 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
Grcer'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 bas 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 liabe to
get out of order, and in fact for being the best
pump in use.
Wea proud TO see such institutions in
our city, SIS that we can have our own home
manufactures to patronize.
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w 1t is an undisputed fact that the very
best articles in the way of groceries can be
purchased at the store of J. A. Bishop. He
has commenced keeping FRESH OYSTERS, which
he will receive every day by express. He
has just received from Ohio large shipment
of genuine crab cider vinegar, superior to
anything ever sold in this market. He also
keeps full supply of the justly celebrated
Moline -four, which he always sells at less
prices than other -four is sold at. We need
only say that when you want first rate goods
at the very lowest prices, go to Bishops,
nearly opposite the State Bank. oct.24dawtf
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Estray Cattle Reward,

CtTRAYED from o pasture near T. McGrew's, on
- the slough road, about tho 9th OF August, two
and heifer, describe d as follows. A dark
brown cow little whiiein the face white tell, mark
ed SOP on the right hip. small red ne-b backed cow,
under bit out Of the right A red line-backed
heller, under bit out of tine right We will give
go the person who will give information where said
cattle may be found KEOHLEH & BECHMAE.
Oct2 .w2w
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Copy
WAR DkPARTME KNIT, =
Provost Marshal Gene.a's Citice, :
IN - l


Provost Marshal Gene ais Ctice,
WASHINGTON, ID. G, Oct. g. 1868
His Etceenc Samuel j. Krk'rood, Gortnor Of the State
Of Iotva, Dagenpor Io'ca:
Sir:-I have the honUr to enclose herewith copies Of
instructions issued this day the Boards of Enroll
ment of the list, I'd Sd, 4th, oh and Oh Dstr is OF
Iowa. for .'prucurng recruits The plan viii be I'M
derstood ty peru.al of the instructions.
Your co operation and aid IL carrying it cut are re-
specifully solicited -
1t is presumed that your experience in raising troops
will enabl you make useful suggestions in the exc
ution this scheme especial TO the persons to be
selected by Boards to act deputies or recruiting
agents for procuring the recruits The acting Assist
ant Prov ost Ma sha General CT the State is directed to
con fer with in this matter.
The recruits obtained under this arrangement will b'
unteer recruits from your State for yonr old regi-
mens, and you requested to give such orders as
will secure to them benefits provided by
your State for o. + volunteers.
l am, sir, worry respectfully
Your obedient servsnt,
JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General
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Es Z e Ed ,

At the residence of her husband in Washingto1. on
the 2lst inst, Mrs. WEN. WsoNMgrgaret ?. Melville
During her long suffering she patient and re-
signed and died in the blessed hope of eternal lfe
October ed 1863, MAIL, wife OF John Zesisr
ST., aged &c years, l month and IS days.
October 26th, HATTIE TsCBILLARD, wife Of Sergeant
Henry Tschard, OF Co. b, 35th Iowa Infantry, aged
Is yea
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81 The total receipts of the fair given by
the Soldiers Aid Society last Thursday and
Friday evenings, were 1905. The expenses
were about $75, leaving handsome surplus
in the treasury.
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The Iowa Baptist State COnvcn-


Has Just closed a very interesting Session at
Davenport The opening sermon wasa beau
tifu exhibit CT the field comprising the en-
tire State, showing the discouragemen's and
its many hopes. Some of the themes OF dis
cussion We're, personal conservation Pas
toral visiting" "The permanencv Of the pas
toral relation" and 1.-The influence OF the
Holy Spirit" All these discussions We're in
tensely interesting. The Home Mission, For
eign Mission, Publication and Tract Soc cites,
were represented by their agents. and large
collections taken for each. The convention
seems in a condition to do more for those por
tons of the State needing the Gospel, during
the present 'year, than it ever has before. -
even Missionaries Were appointed to spend
their whole time in Gospel labor. These
Missionaries are to be paid wholly or
in part by the Convention, and to labor in
various fields all over the State. A colored
church has lately been organized in the city
of Keokuk, having for members about thirty
conrabands. This church has secured Il
worthy colored man for pastor, whose salary
is partly paid by the Convention Sabbath
was an especially interesting day. DR.. Dean,
a returned Missionary from China, Brothers
O!co,t and Savage, were the speakers at the
Baptist meeting house, and N. F. Rawlin and
S. l.. Burnham at the Methodist Church. -
Indeed such was the influence of the meeting
that each felt deeply that he would henceiorth
be a truer disciple and better servant of
Jesus. S. l.. B.
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! Copy.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT, J
Proves. MARSHAL Gsaerel's Office,
EWAsHINGroN, D. c., Oct 7th, 1863
Nojor Thomas Duncan, Sd CdroIy acting Asss-tdM fro-
ros. Marshal General Davenport Ioga:
MAJOR II am directed by the Provost Marshal Gen
eral to state that the main obj of the plan for
ung, transmitted to you on the 9th lnst is to nil
nm the old regiments whose terms OF service will
pre- in 1864. . ,
1t is desired that all your energies be directed to the
success of this object.
The men ENLISTED under this plan will be allowed to
select the ir regiments.
am, Major, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
HENRY STONE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
E,cssaes ladies! Lass;es !

Don't lail to read tho advertisement in this paper
headed
MI TO FEMALES.
Dr. Cheeseman, Of New York, has devoted tho last
thirty years of his practice Female Complaints. His
Pills AIT like charm. They RELIABLE and SAFE.
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ORBIT APV


HEADQUA RTERs 35ru Req. Iowa Vol IHF !
Camp on Youug's Plantation, Miss Oct l3
At meeting of the commissioned officers of this reg
iment called for the purpo of expressing their sym
pathy at the death of Captain john A. Kyrk, of Co. A,
Col s. G. Hill elected to preside, and Lieut.. Mayer
to act secretary.
On motion a committee of five, consisting of Chap
lain Evans, Captain Burmestsr, and Liedts Lofand,
Porter and Spencer elected to draft resolutions
suitable for the occasion.
The following preamble and resolutions were un All
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Divine Providence to re-
from midst fIlow-soldier and bi other in
arms Captain John A. Kyrk,
Resolred That hereby express our warm apprecia-
ton of his merits as man and patriot.
ReSoiced That while feel it to be duty to sub
express sorrow that he whose many virtues gave
high hopes of future promise, should SO early die.
Resolred That we tender our warmest sympathles to
those relatives and friends whom he may have left to
mourn his loss .-t
Resored That the above proceedings be read to the
members of the regiment dress ade and that the
secretary furnish the editors of the Muscatine JOURNAL
and Upton Advertiser with copies for publication.
Col. s. G. HILL, President
Lieut.. JOSEPH MAYER, Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS 35Ta REG Iowa Vol INF |
Camp on Young's Plantation, Miss, Oct 10
Prompted by the early death of friend aud fellow
officer, Lieut. Phillip hyde, of Co II, of this regiment.
the commissioned officers assembled for the purpose OF
expressing their sympathy and so row. Col y. G. Hill
elected charm and Lieut. Mayer secretary of the
meeting.
On motion a committee of five were appointed con-
sising of Chaplain Evans, Captain Burmester, Leuts
Loand Porter and Spencer, which drafted the follow
ing resolutions, unanimously adopted:
Rcsolced. That III the dea'h of Lieut.. Hyde we have
loss kind friend, true patriot, and an excellent
officer.
Resored That we tender to his family and friends
our sincere coincidence and sym pathy.
RESOLVED, That the Off of the regiment will wear
the usual badge of mourning
Resored That the above proceedings be read to the
members of the regiment dress PARADE and That the
secretary will furnish the editors of the Muscatine
JOURNAL and Upton advertiser copy of the same for
publication. Col. s. G. HILL, President.
Lieut.. MAYER, Secretary.
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iwAll visitors to the Sanitary Fair at
Chicago will be entitled to a free return tick
ct on any of the railroads running out of
Chicago. This arrangement goes into effect
on Tuesday of next week and ends on Thurs
day.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

OvERMAN's FERRY.-Jack Indie, formerly
ferryman at Browns Ferry, has leased Over
mans Ferry, and will be on hand night and
day to accommodate those who desire to cross
Cedar River. octl.w3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
BATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
THE BEST IN THE WORLD

IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Tie only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Kao'0".
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-changes Red
Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black OF
Natural Broon without Injuring the Hair or Staining
the Skim leaving the Hair soft and Beautifui lmparts
fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
and reces the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R, all others are
mere limitations, and shout be avoided Sold by All
Druggists, &C. FAcToRr-Sl Barclay street, New York,
Bachelors Neao Toilet cream for Dressing
the Ha;r.
june 25-d&w1y
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Telegraph
r.

TTeIegraph,
To HIS Ecceerc j. Kirkoood Governor Of Io1d Ioca
City: 49, 80. ,
Your quota of three hundred thousand 3ooO00) vol
unteers called by the President based enrolment
of tine first lass is eight thousand nine hundred and
ten (S9O) This is exclusive of any deficiencies may
fave ON present draft former calls And these will
be considered only another draft is necessary in
Jaauary. Letter by mail. JAS FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Washington Oct. ODD, 1858.
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WILD GAME.-Sportsmen tell US that the
quantity Of wild game, such as geese, ducks,
turkeys, prairie chickens and quails, is stead
lily on the increase. This may be partly ac-
counted for, from the fact that so many
sportsmen, North and South, are in the army,
and consequently for the past two years there
have been comparatively but few to hunt and
kill them off.
Cedar River is said to be literally swarming
with geese. Cornfelds are devastated, and
people living in the bottoms" declare
that it is almost impossible to sleep, so an.
moving is their wild and discordant music
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

Thorough Bred Bull for Sale.
HAVE fine bull for sale, bred in Kentucky. AIRY
wishing to improve his herd will do well to cali
and look at my animal. will Sc cheap. For
pedigree Iowa State Agricultural Report for 1853
or 1860. For further information enquire of
JOHN BARNARD.
Two and a half miles north of Muscatine.
Oct O-,yoy
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ABscoNDRD.-Mrs. Dolan and her son, a
small boy, who were fined ten dollars each,
at the late term of Court, for an assault on
the daughter of Mr. Nellis, Of Wilton town.
ship, has, we learn, absconded, leaving some
body or the county to pay the fine. She
resided about two miles south of Wilton.
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At the sign of the Red Boot.

FREIGHrs TO ST. Observation-Disclosures
are asking stiff prices for carrying freights to
St. Louis. The rates yesterday were as fol.
lows: Wheat and corn 10000 per bu., po-
tatoes and onions Zoe, oats l24c, pound
freights 4O@5Oc per cwt. Itrequires large
margin on prices at St. Louis to pay for ship
ping to that market at these rates.
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Telegraph

| WAsHIHGToN, Oct. %, 1868.
| To Gorern3r Kirkyood, Io,ca City:
New regiments will not be received under the Presl-
dents last call for voluntesrs only recruits for old
regiments are contemplated The bountiqs to snch are
four hundred and tu 402 dollars for old soldiers, or
three hundred and two 1902 dollars for raw rec rns
| JAMES i. FRY,
| Provost Marshal General.
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The BANNER TowNsH1P.-We have neg
lected making reference to the generous con-
tributions of Goshen township to aid in the
ecrectioa of monument to the memory Of
Mnscatine's gallant sons who have laid their
lives on their country's altar. Goshen is al
ways right. Her contributions to the SAM
tary supplies fer the army, the sterling worth
of her citizens, her love for the lamented dead
who have gone from her hearth stones, her
devotion to freedom and public morality, are
too we'll known to need recording by us. Goshen
contributes to the erection of the soldiers
monument the sum of $243,50, being an ex-
cess of $3.50 over the contributions Of
Bloomington. AL honor to the people Of
Goshen. They are indeed loyal people
Her sons on the tented field are not forgotten
the memory of her brave dead fadeth not
away.
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MARK EFT S.


o'oN'i"N' wv -''
Business dali to-day in consequences of rain We note
lint + ~ ch4ngfs in ouot,ti,us
pponrr-r am ,povIo,ovu
fnoDooh a u "o' .oloHo-
c. - 49, 49, -, a. ~ "a 49, U ''N'
Rye 6lr7ic
Oats tla51c
Pota.o,s 5DaG c. Sweet potatoes SOC aS1 90
Batter l.c.
Egss 12ic
Chickrns s1,25al 10.
Lard Zoe
Bacon Shoulders 5l6c hams TIC, sides 6lIc .
White l,enns-Comiuon 10 gooe 81 ,00af ri, prime
nqvy $2o0,23O
Tallow I5aS15c.
Ua,-Tiinothy IS OOaa 90 Prairie Sc OOa7 90
cporaprre ru,,o,rs.,rn.rrs,
Sugar New Orleans lair, l3c prime lac: choice 14ac
New York, c, l412c; New York, A, TIC; crushed pow
dered l'12
Moassrs-Belchore Sugar House 7Oaa5c; Golden Syr-
MP S5n9oc Sorghum 45a6oc
0 COTE, g . Java 4oc; Lagnyfa
Rice 9t912;.
Soda ~ 80
S"at - nm &c fhmiy DC herman '12':
CandIes-st'r lsil9c Sumner Pressed iIlac: A.
Tea,-fonn& Tyson $lo'ni">; Imperial Sl'zoai 40 )
rnian. nj, sv.o. .ooso.. Mod;,, prord, 5s.eoc
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-10-30

~ Another levy is being made upon the
friends of the Courier to sustain it. That
disloyal sheet is now in so sceakly q condition
that it needs much nursing to keep it alive.
But many of its party friends refuse to be
bled again for its benefit. We are sorry. Its
competition has been benefit to US, both
politically and financially.