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, 1863-09-26
Parson BroWNloW OH Burnside and
KoaecraMs.

lc IuW tHc t10c1unat1 commercial
AS some reflections are cast upon General
RoEecrans, beg leave, In ylndication Of the ~
gallant Burnside, to state q few facts not
known to men who are ignorant Of the re-.
cgIaply OF that country. I claim to know
the country occupied By both armies, i
travelled through North Georgia as early %
le.a', nhd LOGGED with the Cherokees, before
the whites occupied the country. and before
there mere apy good roads of any Kind. I
hare been travelling over that section. md
East Tennessee ever since, in ever conceiya-
bic Esy, and therefore 1t Is that / knoW the
country.
First--It is one hundred and ten miles from
Knoxville to Chattanooga, and It is about
fc1ty.fy miles from Chattanoocu to Laf1Y-
cite I'm the neighborhood Of where the ught.
irg began still further South, Buckner. in
retreating from Knoxville burned the bridpes
behind him, rendering It impossible for Cen.
Burnside to reinforce Gen. Rosecraus with
my epeed; besides, Gen. Burnside had to
four hours an army Of twenty thousand men
could be poured down upon him from Lynch.
burg, on the EZeat. Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, in full possession Of The rebels.
The country ln North Georgia Is rather q
Level country, with hills s1d ridges springing
Up. at Intervals; IA and separating one valley
the banks usually high. The conntrY Is
thickly timbered, with heavy underzroT Tth,
making it ,rather impossible for the opera.
tions Of q large army.
For my part, have every confidence 10
our ultiaate success. Let Rosecraus be rein
forced, ard be yfll whip the whole Conftd.
the cannon and the sword; and let there be
no armietice, on Sea or Land, until the rebels,
front and rear, North and South, are subIuga.
ted or exterminated. Ard then let condien
punishment be speedily meted out to tie
surviving leaders in this unholy crusade
against civilization: Ny motto Is, Grak frs
And none but the loyal should be consulted
in the great casting up Of tho accounts
". G. BRoWNLoY.
, 1863-09-26

The steamer Miriam had arrived at Lfyer-
pool, with Bermuda dates to the 24th Of An.
gust, and nearly ore thousand bales Of cotton.
When she left Bermuda the blockade break.
e1s Juno and Florida were In the harbor,
a Southern port. The trade between 1S WI. 1.
mjngton and Bermuda is rapidly increasing.
and hardly day elapsed without one OF tFo
arrivals from and departures for Wilmington.
An immense stock Of cotton was accumu-
IattnG At Bermuda, In consequence Of some
Of 1he .heayier" blockade runners prefering
shse Sss sansefoa s eae esS g e. Tsa
cr1lieess.
The celebrated Sumter, alias Gibraltar, ran
The blockade off Charleston on the morning
ofthe Esd ult. She had on board two cod
and four 400-rounders.
, 1863-09-26

Kevs s. Hitchcock, Eddy, M11dneer, Dr..
Dtmpster we're declared to be elected, and =
delegates. TIE committee on publication of
minutes made report Of deficit Of $12.
Application for the ordination of local
Preachers were called for and G. Sehults
elected to orders. Rev. HarloWe made re-
pert that The accounts Of the Presidlng e.
ders have been examined, found correct and
approved.
On motion, the Conference decided to an.
point tie place ol holding the next session.
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, vas selected.
4 proposition to divide the Conference was
referred TO select committee.
"A secoAd ballot for delega'es resulted in no
choice. 4 third ballot was ordered, which
resulted In the election Of ". F. Stewart and
S. A. W. Jerett-
And the Confluence adjourned.
, 1863-09-26

xnls IL tie pest delightful and extraordinary aEt'cle
7ver diecoSe>ed Il changes the suu burnt 8ace and
eAods t. reArly eattn texture Of rav1sntnE beauty
mpa1ung the marble purity Of youta. and the DE
.rNpux app"a a1auce 20 inviting In the city bells o
s4tipn .t5rroyes til, ,frockiea. p1up1es and rough
"a rom the skin, leaving the compilation hesh
:4nspsre1t and smooth. 1t contains no natertel In
4ous to tho Gkin. Patsonixed BY Actresses and
!lpera Singers. It u what eve:J Lady should hzve
s1.t eYeryEtese.
DEMAS s. BARNS d. CO.,
- h8a2m General Agents, 20 Broadway. n T.
, 1863-09-26

When gold Vas up to eighty premium. our
Irish frields discovered that they could not
nor bring any Of the young folks ont! Even
nhtn the premium declined to fifty, tue
struggle between affection and the ruinous
rates they had to pay for exchange, was
1omethipg to be remembered. The Irish
in America must, therefore, perceive, that
whsteser a;s has tendersy to raise the yalue Of
them. We venture to affirm, Should the
elections 60 against the Government, that
gold Hill nos stop at eIghty-aud then no
more emigrationl The 1aboring man will not
be nhlo to pay nine or ten dollars for pound
sterling.-Cafholie Ttleuraph. :
, 1863-09-26

sherman's 15.h Army Corps, which has
gone to reinforce Roaecrans, contains, amongst
other troops, the 9TH, 9Th, 8th, 9th, 11th, 9Th
25th, 26th, S0th, 3lst, and S5th Iowa infantry
, 1863-09-26
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!

HAIR DYEl HAlR UYE! J
BATChl0BB celebrated HAZE DE II <u1
sTsr X TaE Wo4Lp. Tne MY HtRatxo@ TEgE r. ant q
o GIoseI Bl4ok oIE4TuEA1 BaoEN. x1:aont =: +:
1oft I'D Beautiful EspAfs fresh vitality. ncqaanti5
:eetonE it, pristae color srd resnoss - y eaenss
gaUx1fN hu othe.t c.e7r Tf-6ttc1B. and should
10 sv0iaed boit h III D-uEEtstz, &c. fsetor5 II
Ba-clky street. New York 1y3E9ei:V
, 1863-09-26

PROPOSALS FOR SAWED
l. LUMBER. ..-...
ORDINANCE GrF1uK. Ian1ANAroLIs, IspANA,9
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be roc:l 7ei It tits o.tcx
for tie following lateral:
White Oak-55, 1000 feet.
White Plue-122, 600 feet.
All the above lumber raubt ba Of The best quality.
nee from unsouEd Knots ssakes os Eots TO be cut f9l
t. afzes etTen and square on all the cofna.1. Full do
tails VII ee given. and bills Of the aboye nmber may
ne examined At st ~ ofise Hds vi1 be Iscetysd ioI
marked On the envelope Proposals. for Lumber"
Al TIC sbove material 10 he delivered It the site Of
Hon tte State Csp!!cl aao haf milo non Of the Ma
aoral Kosd at such tines AEd II such Quantltea q
may be ti ected.
Bids must bo addressed to Cap:. T. J. Treadwen1
Ordnance Department. 1ndiAatpells Indiana and viii
vim be- received by Capt. J. Todd. OTdaaacs DC
pa1tment, BOZ q. coumbus. Ohio
1.s. TREADWELL.
, 1863-09-26

TIE NEW NATIONAL BANK Norrs.-It Is
expected that the new National Bank notes
xillIbe ready for delivery By the 18th Of DC.
tobeT. !Ihe o. and los are being printed BY
the 1o0s and Cos by the Anerican Bank Note
Company.
, 1863-09-26
TEAR AT AN END mo one

B3 ~<s~ VIE
- Il now deferred from changing the
WEI6EERB Oh NUErACHE
From rcd. Eray orkandy toa itch BL ACR OR BROWN
~ = tear or tnjurlnE or stalriaS the ain.
CRIBTAD0RO,S DIE
Il harmless aa water, mild as new milk. and
True TO NATURE
IN the n BEnihce.t color it 1mpEstA MenufaCtured
byJ J.C1I6fAD9Ro Aetor Eonae. Eew Fork. Sold
everywhfie. and applied by al Ualf Dressert.
f7iee q! e1 80 and Is par boz. according 10 stze.
s<ls b5s I'm
, 1863-09-26
8upartnergt)F.

nISSOLUTION.-The firm here.
3ofo.e ex ting. undc. the name Of ioEea Perure
& sElall . III. aay sko!vcd BY mutual ns:nt
Air. l. y. PE4DCE retiring fetn the Q. .nceEu-
The butiness viii be riipued in III 1A bsAIc1tl
- JONES e. H4AIL.
Chicago. Sept. let l6E3. scSnSe9lm
, 1863-09-26
HuIIxp4s ans AtlaMbua2 EH4sa
1868. THE 1888a
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL E. e.
426 Mtlea DtHhIA Tr3nku

Ao0o. - IL" 1885,
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL E. e..
s25 M1lea Doub1s Traak-
m ecder 70 kssc psee With ths demands Ct {taa1egs
E g9eiic. tie naaaxeEs Of this p92als! zoare MI
@ IL Sesn s. IL % ~ II
En- e "a ~ taea2 saq 1sssso @ & sss
THgzg gDAHY TRANa FRox
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
ewtta close connections tron Westuu Gnea,
All connecting direct 70 Kew York, THROUGH FUs3
II sase 3Nb W8sadFoE e
S e Sen xH:aa ees % 5n:
:1yllX Il adsancs Ct all otteE routaa-
sEVEu DAILY TRAINS FKph
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW Y01R
Ticket. for s&,a q Boston ny host Or zan Bess 1t
ss{s gooa M On a1x t .! INC hoaaa uaes Fass to Ill
-aleepME Gats q night trains to Philadelphia. usz
ssaRs 81 n ssseRsd thrcur. Ind s.an,resrsa css.
FR e I 6 E 5.
~ III Acate Fseignts q AZ descriptions eaa b. =
= S u hs,f e.
q 0hio KeataceE;. ,acana mSols. Wssoaia. IaaE :.
RT sa5eSaR Gea9 aRsT Rso.a ,o couas
:1ttssa;S6 stta Steamer: y EhIea sood. 50 oe!Gs
sSsa sE ssz ReF e a. az s0
Wisconsin. Missouri Earsaz 13ansaa I'D Bed R1y1z.
and at Cleyel3Id. secdnakY Rnd Chicago with GIee%,
III 70 al FoEt1 On the Northwestern Lake,.
Aerchan9 aad S1tppe1s eatrusttCK the tEA1GHoxs~
Hon O. their Freight to tais Company. can 1eI W.
TIE RATES or FKkiaaT 10 and teor, sn1 ,o,4,
u the West By The PenEsgyaaIa Central Rayosd 4T3
IT ALI Tuz3 ~ rAyozA1Lz ~ A61 CHA A1aEp IF cNs4
n S.uGoAp CoaFANta.
W bs psEEsa'as and @ark packages VIA RnE5
Epr F7esat Contracts O. Chipping Directions a,sxx
10 Of addfecx either Of the following AGenE d e
d. 4. .sTEWAR1, Freight Agent, Fltss1urgH,
C1ARkE CO. TTasatEr 9e1h. PittabuIl:7
HW RKGMH nRsss e. 2 cf1stnass Ma,a 1;,,, 6a'2
Wv. H1K11N CO, 81aasy1le, 1aA.
K.F.4Ags, st, Lou1, 8o.
GLAEKE 4 CO. Chicago. nnaaa-
VII. < L LANGLEY. Ga,!poIa, Ohio. -
H.5. PIERRE, d CO.. Eane9ytla. Ohio.
E.A HUDoQN, Ripley. Ohio
3o1th aud West
LIVE ouk. ~.
Efo+an Aad FARMERS VII ind tale tie n an adT4af
a3eo11 spuee fot Live Stock. Capheiouz Zs;t1feN
3ascrtc A.d tarrEed With every convenience hs;s:
Deen opened thla tine and is connections Aod eyGF
Attention y 1s!d to the.f NhatA, From Haz1t1bu1T:
Nhere viii be !ouEd eye7 eoIyenie1ce for feeding ~
sP1Y ssess ia csisS e = s II
:oate : fos stocS 10 NsT 9off-.ivis AijaaioTaEsss
With fewer changes than apy other.
dFT{s asaa fri ssp txel9 AaoGaa, GP%a,saep
4:6oEET1H. aea7 Era95t Agent. Pht'adessssez:
ja&Y74tJ
, 1863-09-26

TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.
Z This Institution offers the accnuulasea advRn.
tsGss OF tity 3sa;s Of snecessfnl ope:auoz. Eve:y
ard ornamental education. under the direction Of
COPE q more than enty professors and ts9checA
Now York AuAa re46 EW
, 1863-09-26

M ONS. GIRAC-Professor of
~ tho FRFkCH LANGUAGE. in th. Uuive1stry
OF Il. 3trye o. the LsEt will commence his acaooI
oi tuo fTesch Language. 4 Lho:ea And Gentle 1ea
, 1863-09-26

TRUSSES,
nlder Braces. Ablomink. Supporters. Es.tsc
1pEb, de-, &C.. 1t I. u, BEELESS Ttuss Es1%o-


II z knu Etttc you. DYSfEpS1A. Go3T1rEHEe4-
Tfcre II 20 Er3ci but &ssuAEed no pun unsus-
isvrt1bio Of slev1zton. or otseose without remedy.
Eoracr cr deraeEetnen: o1 the liver. Are ron COS
xtve OF bound IN the bowels here, aGa1o. tho ston
er.tica'e tho source. TFy Them. They hare never
1asca~ We urge all who are suffering nom Dyspepsa
Iost'TentEs @ & RoSei q Complaints &c 70 use then At
7he trial Procure Eo1 nnd be Convinced Ct their
1u!MediAte effect Read the Rdyc7t1semsnt elsewhere
h.1cct. s-.1ss.178 1w
, 1863-09-26

Lie p1lCE. IL WILL Do eEEHs ID fEg3 4l12UI44+
vent the clods from being thrown on the
young corn, and some have extra shoyels. It
was s1so demonstrated TINT nearly or quite
all Of them can be used to mark out the
ground, and to cover the potatoes In plant
matte to ridge up the 1and for sweet potatoes.
A vast Improvement has been made In all OF
these implements within the past year-in
fact, nearly or quite all Of these are new ma
chimes, the patterns for those intended for
The gear 1854. Towards the close Of the trial,
attention appeared to centre most On the
Stoford, made at Decatur.
Tho day was closed with trial Ct Dement'S
Double Shovel Plow, to which is attached a
shield. after the plan Of the two horse culti-
ystor. It attracted no email attention, and
pleased both committee and visitors. Tho
cost of adding the shield Is about . dollar
and its use cEables the operator to work close
to the rcw Of corn or other small plants.
, 1863-09-26

should have this remedy 1t hand fer its timely use a.
tbs 7at Appearance Ct Iantnese will eteetua1y pro.
vt thcee formidable Diseases to which all horges art
1able ani which render 60 many Otherwise valuable
over fcrf hual!ed voluntary testimonials to the
wonderful Corn.jSe properties Of this LnieIt have
been received within the last two geats, and usas oi
, 1863-09-26

The two horse cu1tIyators were the main
features in the afternoon, and as I'll Of them
are well made, Of good material, and did first
rate work, it was no easy matter to figure up
which vas the very best, all things con.
side1ed.
The eeYeral macbines are sold AZ fnlloKa:
, 1863-09-26

nANDELION COFFEE,
arr tho AGENTS ito. tbs Notthwess3 70. the saae
q BkARDh d CpNK1NGA celebt1ted DAXnxiIo6
GovyH. md nc arc prepared To sulp!y the wholes1e
Ieee It manufacturert pttceG b. C. having tn4nn-
1acIhfcd tels article for ukhy year, zeal c0nddaut
thkt II vim give entire 1stitf.e4on. ~ guarantee
1fH-h&1-4M Il MvN st-eet Chicago.
, 1863-09-26

m czder 70 kse? paee With ths demands c{taa tt7ss
t2E g1ouc re manaxets of this po2ala! 1oara aHS{
Eita II e Gqnnec;to1s + w be fouad tn a respects
track = ftona baIaated, Aad entralJ heo ton Az1[
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05
DIED.,

At Palmyra, N. Z. on the 25th ult., of Typhoid
Fever, iss Harriet Matilda Sherman. formerly
ident of this city. and student in Greenwood Ac-
ademy.
Upon tie receipt of the above intelligence the stu
dents of Greenwood Academy held meeting, and
adopted the following formal expression of their SYM
pathy with the bereaved:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Heavenly Father to
remove, by DEATH fron our hitherto unbroken number
and from the embrace of loved and loving sister,
friend and former schOol-mate, Miss Harriet Matilda
First, That we mourn the departure Of one who was
a digent student, agreeable school-mate and loved
most by those who knew her best. l.,
Second That rejoice in the assurance that she is
mot lost but gone BEFORE, and though early cut off
amid the hopes of frightening FUTURE she has escaped
the many trials which all must feel
For spirits round the Eternal Tn rone
How vain the tears we shed! - ~
They are the living-they alone
sa Whom thus we call the dead f...
Third That tender to her bereaved sister our
sympathy and point her to the one source OF
comfort for the sorrowng '-.H., l.-
Fourth That copy OF these memorials be forwarded
to the sister of the deceased, Miss Mary Sherman,
Albany NJ Y, and also to the Muscatine JOURNAL for
On behalf Of the Teachers and Students,
ELLEN MILES,
IRENE HUMPHREYS, }Com.
LEvI.A MILLAR.
At Clinton Iowa Thursday, May 2Sth, 1863, VIM ]
Capp, aged about Is years.
Mr. Capp was we'll known in this community, having
been employed for several years in the furniture sort
Of s. G. P. Stein, and afterwards at Ononwa in tn
branch store of Lemp & Sells. He will be remembered
as young man of exemplary habits, genial in hi
disposition and popular in business His remains were
sent to where his widowed mother resides
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05

Throw IT TO TIE DoGs.-If every house.
wife will throw her cheap, worthless kinds Of
saleratus and soda to the dogs and use only
the Chemical Saleratus, there will not be so
much yellow, heavy bread and biscuit to be
seen, and consequently not so many dyspep-
tic ailing persons. Get a paper and if it does
not suit, your money will be refunded.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05
M ARK ETS.

MUsCArINE, June 4.
wuEAr-we quote rejected spring At GOOSE and No
spring at IS. Fall $1,O0.
CoIN.-27a2Sc, shelled and unshelled.
OATs.-45a4Sc. l..pl .
RYE.-Steady at 55aG0s .- .F-..s..-..
Earl Ey.-In demand at 81 90. None offered.
PoTAroEs-60a70c. " d. r'T-'
BUTTER.-1O: .tl . .-.F! .U. .. .tg.
SORGHUM MoLAssEs-S0a50c. r4
EGGs
BEANsIn good demand at 81 25as1 so, according to
qu ,lity.
ONIoNs-Scarce at II 80.
GREEN APPLEs-$l, 50a2, 90.
BEEF CArTLE.-$3, 50a4 90 per cwt.
HoGs-$2, 50a3,0
LARD.-7aSc.
SHoULDEas-(Countr cured) at &c.
HAMs.-lOountry cured,) at DC. h-FG
OLEAa SDFs-5c. - F..t tv. -
HIDEs.-Green &c, green salt 61aa7c, dry 13c,
Calf skins, Sc.S
FLoUR-S3, 25a3, IS, retail
HAY-Timothy 5,O0a6,0 per ton.
WooL-50c per pound. 44a-T-t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05
Eighth, below Coates ST., Philada, Dec. Oath.
F.o,, the sv;fs of ALDERMAN WUNDER


90, t3tt.Es 80 Germantown, June LIST, 1851.
DIR. G. NJ. JAoKsoN-SIR 1T gave me pleasure two
years ago. to give you acerticate tesfyng what the
German Bitters hau for me. l am now perfectly
cured all these dseat your medicine protested te
cure viz dyspepsia Chronic and Nervous debility,
diseases the Kidneys, &c. The powerful influence 1t
exerts upon Nervous prostration surprising have
been consulted frequently in reference to yoar Bters
and without hesitation, have recommended 1t for the
above plans and in cherry ms lance it has effect
uay cured. Your medicine has great reputation In
and is sold in every Drug store, and
most of the Grocery stores here. If any should
question what say, let them come to Germantown,
and will prove to their satisfaction, that the bltters
have cured in this vicinity than twenty cases
'n0 "'''' HANNAH wUNDER,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05
HOuse.MOvIng.

HAVING been engaged for the past twelve years at
Ill and having the best apparatus for raising
moving buildings west of Chicago, prepared to
raise remove, build repair brick wooden buildings
on short notice and liberal terms. q. asz-r1l
J.P.&J. W. WALTON.
Shop on Third street, opposite the Court Hous-re
side ON Eighth street, between Walnut and Cedar.
APRIL 13-d2w&w2m. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05

COUNTY CoNvENrIoN-The Republican
County convention meets at the Court House
to morrow afternoon Let there be full at
tendance of delegates.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05
BACHELORS HAIR DYE!!


william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duces color not be distinguished from nature-war-
ranted to inure the Hair in the least; remedies
the effects of bad dye and nvgorates the Hair for s
GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a splon-
Black Brown leaving the Hair soft and beauti
full. Sold by all Druggists, &c. 1.-
81 The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. DATCHE
LOR, on As four sides Of each boa. ; 4
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street, Now York, Late
SO Broadway and 16 Bond street.)
June 2:lydSw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05

WA Among the list of wounded in the
late battles around Vicksburg, we notice the
name Of VIM. M. Persinger, company ID, 23d
Iowa, severely. He was formerly resident
Of this city, removing from here to Mt. Yer
non few years since.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05

Although not disposed to faver recommend Pateu
medicines through dstrust of their ingredients and
effects, yet know of no sufficient reason why man
may not testify the benefit he believes he has
ceived from any simple preparation in tho hope that
may thus contribute to the benefit of others.
lido this the moro readily in regard to. Hoofand's
German Bitters prepared by DR.. Q. M. Jackson, Of
this city because prejudiced against them for
many years. under the impression that they chiefly
an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my friend,
Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal of this preu
dice by proper tetss and for them
when suffering from great and long continued debility
The use of three bottles of these Btters the Begin
ming of the present year, followed by relief and
restoration to degree Of bodily and mental vigor
which had not felt for six months before, and had
almost despaired of regainng. therefore thank God
and my friend for directing ma to use hem.
PhtLod'a June %, 1861, J. NEWTON BROWN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05
From, the Rev. JOSPH Il. KENNARD,

DR.. Jcckson-Dea~ Sir:-I have been frequently re-
quested to my with concentrations of
out of my appropriate sphere, have in all cases de-
clined but with clear proofin various instances and
particularly in own family of the usefulness OF Dr..
usual to express my full conviction that for
general debility of tho SYSTEM and especially for Liver
Complaint it is a safe and valuaple preparation. In
some cases may fail, but usually doubt not will be
yery beneficial to those who suffer from the above
causes. Yours Respectfully,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05

See that the signature of"C. NJ Jackson" IL on the
,orapper of each bottle.
Principal Office and Mandatory .1E4
- No. 631 Arch street.
--3s "F7 JONES EVANS, 80
Successors to G. M. JACKSON Go. Proprietors.
Fer sale by druggists and dealers in medicines in
every town and village in the United States and BY
John B. Dougherty, Muscatino, .
Canon Co, do
M Pomeroy Wilton, tt.H -t.s-f
Geo Bagey, West Liberty, -E Ut .-s-.t ~
O Armstrong, Wilton Junction,
Bunch, Moscow, ri r,I51.-s e.r -s-y
Clark 4 Bro, Columbus City,
Howey, Wapello, .
Vanloon do ~
Hutchinson 4 Berner, Port Louisa, "A !ii "a
Reigart & Mcnamara, Upton, 80. ~ e. nee
vogt Bro, Iowa City,
W Davis, do
Morrison & Bro do r r..=f .-,---f
Muscatine. June 18th, 1se9-daw1y.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05

~ The Davenport Gazette states that
arrangements have been made with the M & NJ
railroad and the Great Western Stage compa-
nv, by which all delegates to the Republican
State Convention can 60 and return from
Desmoines, for one fare, or one-half the usual
ratea 4-..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Ouadriile Plrly.

rJ,HE UNION Brass AID String Band will give q
i QUADRILLE Party at fremont Hall, on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JUNE 10TH, 1868.
general invitation is extended to ALL TICKETS 50 Cts
June s. .dtd - .fe .
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L A N d S OR SAL E ,
By
l.. III. Washburn q Co.,
t+fs REAL ESTATE ArENTs +s

on ACRES No. improved, In Orouo township
Farm OF ITO acres under the best of cultivation
and fine improvements, on Muscatine Island.
Farm of 162 acres, improved, good Orchard. &C., in
Lake township. s5D
Three farms, ranging from 70 to 100 acres EACH we'll
improved in Sweetland township. 81 'ft'1 ,1,-.i-
Farm of 100 il Wilton township we'll improved
and about nine miles from Muscatine near the railroad
Farm of 1S5 acres, on Muscatne Island cheaper than
the cheapest. sA t' q ''-'t' f as
Lands, and numerous other tracts which we can sell
at very low rates. ... ,.-......-
In addition to the above have the exclusive apen
Of lots in Whichers addition to Muscatine which we
offer at the exceeding low rates of from S25 to $500 and
give time the greater part of purchase money
If desired. Call soon, if You want bargains.
April 4, 1868. ian7d&vtc
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Probate Notice.

ITO David Wesson, Sarah Jane Leonard, Mary Anne
L Weuon, Susannah Wesson, Ellen Jane Marvel, and
Minerva Kenton u.
You are hereby notified that instrument Of writ
ing purportng be the will of Bartars Jale Wssoa
late of Muscane County, State of Iowa. deceased
opened and publicly read in open court at regular
term of the County Court of said Muscatne County,
held the 25th day of May, 1858; and that Saturday
the 9th day of june 1868 at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said
day was fixed upon the time for proving said WILL be-
fore said court J. CARSKADDAN,
June w4w. County Judge
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MARRIED,

On the at the residence Of the bride in Wapeo
the Rev. j. H. Russer, Mr. MILTON BARRETT of the firm
of Harrison Barrett, Columbus City, and Miss CARO-
LINE M. RINGER.