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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-04

'OH, MYr'-The Dubuque Times thus dis
courseth on the pork packing business Of that
city: Few of our readers are aware Of the
extent Of the pork packing business in this
city. Since the first of the present month,
the firm of Bracket & Morse alone has paid
|twenty.six thousand dollars for live and dead
porcines. Two-t thirds of this sum has been
pocketed by farmers in Dubuque county"
The firm mentioned is the heaviest packing
establishment there During the same time
fraction over ,fou~ hundred thousand dol
lars had been paid out in this city for hogs,
averaging one hundred thousand to each firm.
Up to last Saturday night forty odd thousand
hogs had been slaughtered and packed by
the four houses in this city.
The DONATION has again sus
tanned her well earned reputation for
patriotic generosity, at the donation
held at the M. E. Church last Friday night
for the benefit of the destitute families of SOL
diers. One hundred and twenty three dollars
and ninety five C, nts in money, orders and
provisions, were realized, besides quantity
of c othing, most Of which is as good as new.
To this must be added twenty seven dollars
and twenty five do!lars-the donations of the
Thanksgiving Day congregations Of the Con-
gregational and Methodist churches of the
city. All day Saturday, articles of food and
clothing continued to arrive at the rendezvous.
When it is considered that but little notice
had been given and no general arrangements
made, the above contributions speak well for
he generosity Of our citizens.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-04

Acc1DENr.-Last Friday, during the raising
Of timbers for building, belonging to VIM.
Baxter, in SeventySix township, one of the
logs fell, striking Rev. J. P. Eckles on the left
leg, breaking it just below the knee. Medi-
cal ssistance was rendered by DR.. Hershe, and
Mr.. E. is doing well, although, owing to the
nature Of the fracture, it is difficult to man
age. He is about fif.y-five years of age.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-04

LAS Il OE LIE II II AI13S
ID EXAMINING in the Post ONES, at Muscatine the
III Is day Of November. 1868
Persons sailing for any of the following letters, will
please say adyertsed and give the date Of the list
LADIES' LIST.
Bromley LucyA Drake Miss Elizabeth
Cook Mrs Lovina HolcOmb Mrs Sibbio
Crawford Mrs Margaret Schwake Mrs Maria
Drake Mrs Elizabeth Stout Mrs Jane.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Baldwin Horace Harris L 2
Bear Il Leech John
Bloch Jacob Matthews William
Clark War-u G Of 1UOF
Easel CIV Patterson Rev Maderson
Ha!derman r Wood Daniel T
JOHN MAHIN, r M
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-04

COUNTY CouRr.-We call attention to the
Especial Notice" from Judge Carskaddan, to
be found in our advertising columns, in rela-
ton to the County Court Of this county.
The law appoints regular term Of this
Court for each month, at which all business
requiring notice mast be heard.
1t is the Judges desire that hereafter, so
far as possible, al County Court business be
presented and disposed of at the regular
terms. This plan is followed in several other
counties of the State, and gives entire satis-
faction. 1t tends to reduce the business Of
the Court to system and order, and saves time,
both for the incumbent of the Office and the
public.
The County Judges office will continue to
be open at all times for the transaction Of Or
binary business, such as filing claims against
the estates of decedents, issuing marriage
licenses, &c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-04

~A recent letter from Muscatine boy
at Vicksburg mentions that in attending a
circus at that place he noticed Bill Marshall,
of bigamy notoriety, among the company as
a "supe" Marshall, it will be remembered,
escaped from our county Jail a year or two
since.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-04

COMING HoxB.-Capt. A. Palmer, of the
10th Iowa, is coming home, having been
authorized to recruit for his regiment. He
has been sick for some time, but is, we are
happy to learn, recovering.
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remember tho X

Subscribers who lind this mark (x) after thsn !,
will understand that the time they havePalo
for has expired, and that the subscription must BE-
renewed BY advance payment if they wish the
Daper continued:
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TRI.WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The Tri.Weekiy IL Published Tuesday, Thursday And
Saturday at IS annum. Subscriptions received for
our or six at the rates. In all the
ash must accompany the subscription.
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Relief in Ten Minutes.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS!

The Original Medicine established In 1887, and first
article of the kind introduced under the Of
"Pumonic wafers" In this any other country; oil
other Pulmonic Waters are commercials The genuine
can be known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each Wafer,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-04

DEATH OF Mr.. PArrERsoN-We are panied
to learn of the death of R. H. Patterson, ESQ.,,
of Montpelier township, last Monday night at
II o'clock, of Inflammation of the liver. Mr..
Patterson was one of the oldest residents of
this county, having settled in Montpelier at an
early day, when quite ayoung man. He was.
at the time of his death, a member of the
Board Of Supervisors, about forty-five years
of age, and much esteemed as citizen and
neighbor. His loss is deeply dsplored by
all who knew him.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-04

NATIONAL BANK.-Eforts are being made
at Dubuque, with considerable prospect Of
success, for the establishment of National
Bank in that city. Why would not such an
enterprise pay here, There is capital and
business enterprise enough among our bust
ness men to carry such project through to
successful completion, and business enough to
make the enterprise Pay.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-04

~ Among the list of sick Iowa soldiers
arrived at St. Louis, November 9th, per hos
pital steamer Chas. McDougall, we find the
following belonging to the 35th Iowa:
Henry Phelps, Go. B Jacob Schomburg,
c.; Nelson Kidder, Corporal, l.; John L.
HUMPHREYS, G; Reuben Richardson and Chas.
E. Gardiner, D; Levi Toppin, H Franklin
Monroe, -; Jas. Thorp, 1; Thos. Andrew,
H; Lawrence Roxsath, c; B. F. Lyons,
Corporal, G.
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PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No Spring Wheat $50, No. 2 S5c, Rejected &c.,; Fall
ca$l.
New Corn Soc v bush. No old Offering.
Rye soc.
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DISTRICT OF NIDDLE TEENSSEEE.-- Is.
yETHEREAs, an Information has been died 10 tho
w pisuict Court Of III United ates for said
District on the eth day Of August 1868, by John
Trimbla Esq Attorney for the United States for said
D trict on 6tha II OF The Uuited Statcs, AGAINST c.
tain tand The house The con- situated Ia Nashville
ID strict aiOresaii the Northeast corner 81 tho
Publ Square and r ige street. btng tho store house
70 me y &c upied and uae1 by ". s. Whitoman-the
reputed own r. thereof and the lot appurenant there
o-slz a bE and now 10 custody a b. r. GlasoocK
Maislbl &c, under an order n seizure issued by
said John TrmtIe, August 18th, 1858, aiedg.
lug "a sIb.tlnce, among other things, that said
pr psrty was seized uud iu the bsIr CT aiCr said
a. forfeit ed to the United stiles ilr reasons and
causes in said Information mentio. "a, 20 wit that
on the lat ay Of september 1862 said property was
Ia said District knowingly used aud empl0, cd by the
owner and With The consent Of the owper In aiding
ana abetng and promoting an armed rebellion against
the q lyerumeut Of the lni'ed states, and PRAYING
pruo IS against the same, that the Fame may ba con
demucl as forfeited, as Aforesaid.
Now, therefor in pursuance OF the mont on of the
Court under the seal Of the Court TO me directed a
delivered, do hereby give pub &c notice 20 an ptr
sons clsimng said property, or IN any manner inter
estoi therein that they be ana aipslr before the
said Dsir court, TO DO hold at ihe Fed. raj Court
room al the Capitol in the city Of Nashville ana Dis.
ict af0rosa d. on the 18th day October 1858 then
ami there 10 nterpose their claims and 10 maze their
allegations In tha tbghalr h. X. GLASGOW
augl5 49, u g Marshal Middle Dst. Of Tenn
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United States Of America /:

AioANANA VI mlbulh AENNto5 his-~Nof ~
IA HEREAS, an iufor nation has been filed IA the
" District Court OF the United States for said
District, on the Ith Gay Of August, 1868, by jim
lIim0lei Esq., Attorney for the United States Tor
said District on behalf of the United states, against
aceraln lot, aud ITO storehousv and other Improve.
mcuis thereon, situated the Southeast corner Of
Che Public Square, Ia Nashville District aforesaid, ~
which property och Enscy Is the rHputad owner
ihe samc having been s8ized and nov Ia custody vl
b. GHfcOck, Marshal Ac undor an order oi
seizure 'slad by said john lf bic, August 90 lsC3,
alleging uno. other tlius7, thai sid pIUpg ty was
seized u sa District on land uu tho DO dHy Of Sep
trmuer, 1904 as forfeited o. the tlitod state. be-
cause tfo same was knowingly used ald employed
bFi and Win thc consent of the owner Thereof Ia
aiding ana abettiug and promoting an arm,d rebel
loo agai q ana resistance 90 the laws OF tho United
States
Now, therefore Ga obedience 10 ths mouitIou Of
Che Court, under tAe Seal 0f o Court, 30 mo direct
ell uu3 delivered DO hereby give public notice 90
AL. pruuuf aiming I'D property, or knowing, or
b'Nug aHyulrK 90 say Why ODE same should moo DO
condemned ,s Forfeited, that they De- ami appear b..
Gro -4lI District tuUrt % b. Bold at ,le Federal
court r'rnii at The CAPITOL, i1 tls Cy Of Nashville
ol gas 1910 day % October, 1893 thsl aU4 thero %
UtHrpolo their claims H. k 0LA~COChl
u =. Marshal for Middle District OF Tennessee
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$4,000 Cords Merchantabie
Hard Wood,

TO be delivered as follows ~ less than 5000 cords
q deli lrcd duriDg the " NTH Of September; not
less han l9ODJ cords du'ing the m nth Of ctobar
ami balance before the lst day Of zee rnhlr next
bidders will tate the prize TOR cord at which they
propo'e to furnish the Mood de yered where cut bids
TO be mode IN duplicate with COPY Of this adver-
tsement.
Tho Wood /, De cut on such land "a will be de,ir.
mated from this onice within line Of not TO exceed
s'H nie rou tow cat on an, 9th r lands with.
In said lines the Contractor must furnish this OH
with written conseut from the owner Of such lands.
No bids VIII be received for less THAI 5000
Cords cash deposit must be made with each pro-
rossl at the rate ~ One thousand Dollars for each
5000 Cards Of Wood, TO be forfeited TO the Co, ern
ment in the tRry iails TO bind II tho con ract
is ag'tded TO him. bond to ia amount Of 20
per cent VI the value OF tho contra awar Cd Signed
by two responsible surittes cOndi toned for the
itbtu fulhlment OF the contract will DO require e
sadditiunal nifty 0 per cent Of the value of IN
qua ntity awarded wi bs withhe for D, r. cd of
not exceeding three weeks after the fulnliment of
the VII le contract as fund 70 indemnify such owl
ers OF timber lands as may sati fotoTy prove that
they hveiot been proledy settled with BY the con-
tractor
The timber cut on lands assessed for that pprpose
and des gn led from This Olce, will be paid for BY
te contractor al ihe rate Of ne Dollar per Cord
owners Of timber land have the pl ivege or makirR
bids for timber cut on their own lands Such bid
der will Ia lieu Of the inds required above llo
conveyance Of tho land to DO cut to the United
States and on fret failure Of delive Ing the cod
agreed, the timb r land will be Internationally
+ rfeiied aud the Wood cut without any compensa
tion whatever
Bids will only be received from persons whose
loyalty s undspuied or established By "oath of al
legituoe."
Bidders must Do present when tho bids are opened
The right il resery TO rel ,ct any or all bids H.
Proposals to be endo sd Proposals Tor wood {"
and addrossed to The Undersigned.
aug25-u. ''' ''' 90 g AZ
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aUnited States of America
DISTRICT 81 MInDLE IhNNEsskE--No

DISTRICT VI hlNblaL AhNNhsN'hL---'"' 81
WHEREAS, an Information has been filed 10 the
w District CourtO the United Sta e. To- dd ms
trct, the ith Gay OF Aut ust A. d., lSo3 by John
Irmbe, Esq Attorney tor the In ted States lor said
Dis,rict, on bohaf,f the UIited STATES az snst a
certain lot and the wsreho &c and other improve
ments aud fixtures thercoa standing situate on the
southeast U,rqr OF Bfoa aud Ntrket streets mont
Ing Broad street. In the city II ashS lie anu DIS
tICt Aforesaid being The Igr store house iot mery
known as tue store house OF Fisher, Wheets s. w.
and tue OF, Improvement, aud fixtures, Hppu nant
thereto, seiz d by aud now In custody If D.. O..
Gascock Marshal SC, under an order Il sciz re
issu by SAD Jons TrimDc August J, ibUS. ale K ng
IN substance that sal 0polty was NnOwin VA, Il
AId employ ed by the ONnvrs m aiding, HOetuug
AMI projecting an agmsd rebellion, ana res stances
q the laws Il the Oniteu StattA, AID pr yllK
process, and that said prop rIy be cUndemsci rs
forfeited.
Now, therefore, ia obciiouce % tho moaiton
oithe Court und,r the soh ot the CDut, TO me
directed and delivered, 4 do hercb, give pub e.
notice TO all ersous claiming sd property or know
us, or hay any thing TO say why tue same should
not be condemned as iorietcI that they be aud APP
pear before said District Court 10 be held at tv Fed
eral Court 70 m, M the Cdptoi, ~ the q Of Nash
Nilic ON the 18TH day ot Octovur iSG3, then aud
there to int rrose their cldus.
= r. GLASCOCK,
q. :. Marshal FOR MdIe Distric orrenntssvc.
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msrRtCI OF aIBOiE TESNEs;EE-No. 90,
"a HERgAs. in information taa breu tiled In he
w Litrct Court II the United State for nad I's
r.ct, 90 the IN day al August, a. p 1885, ~ lohn
Trimte tsq Attorney for the United States for said
District aud behalf OF the United states against
certain lot and the stotctQuse and ntuyr improT'-
mcnts th .rcon, fronting Market STREET and also
Coil Ec street South of Broad street, IN tho cl
OF ashvllc aud District ainresad being the store
house Of NJ. A. rariah Co., and the vt and I'm.
pruNtments appurtnant thereto, sezod by and now
10 custuiy Of D. r. Gascocs, Marshal, &C, under an
order Of seizure issued by "a John Trimble. Aus.
ID, 1863 alleging 90 substance that sald property as
knowingly used by the owners thereof and With the
oonseut Of the owne q, m aililg abctthg and pro.
noting "a certain armed robe lion against and resis
ancc % the laws OF the United Stats;
Now, therefore, in obedience TO the mon ton of tho
Court under he seal of toe Court to directed and
delivered, DO hrcby give publc notice TO ell per-
sons claiming said property, or MOVING or having
anything 90 say, why the same should not be con
demned a. forfeited, that they be asd aprear before
said Dist lct Court 90 Doe held al the Fedora Court
room at the Capitol IN the city OF Nashville, % the
10th day October 1865 then Snd tle TO nterposo
their claims. p. u. dLAsOpOh'
4. 3. Marshal Goa Middle District Of Tennessee.
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FOR SALE.

CEvgRAL HOUSES AND lots in different por.
items Of the city, in Edgelsld, and West ash.
VILE.
loo uioD-price 81 600
A sr---l0O Acre Of Land in Will amsou county.
ALsn-Ihree or four excellent Farms In Davidson
county, az prices ran ing from 200 10 $4,000.
WANTED One or two cheap plac Ia the
w country Al'o--Two small cheap Houses and
Lots IN the y not too ia from the Square, for
which Clsh ill be paid fppy 20
a. nal OF, Agent
cherry street, near Union.
uungc Ia
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just Received,
1000 Soldiers Pocket Albums.
They aro salsIaaiIaIly made III

AtNg nAf aAIa1 taaAtltlig thAhe IA
POCKET COOK FORM,
And are we'll adapted for the preservation
Of card portraits. By using one OF these
Albums the Soldier will always have the
portraits Of bis friends by him, and can
refer to them in whatever scene of toll
and danger he may be placed in.
Sent by mail upon receipt Of price,
postage prepaid.
Embossed cloth binding containing six
Portraits, 81 20
Morocco binding containg six
Portraits, 81 90
A liberal discount 10 Agents and
wholesale dealers.
|. n. RHODES & CO.,
No. 80 Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
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A VARY DESIRABLE BRICK RlS DENct, cone
"A tatniug niue 'oom5 aud tIruo BASEMENT Dom
back lhuCkl with imJs8h1use. Hul "a large new
lyA uutah Attached Co tla rell-cuco is Twelve
end half acres of aud. Ad 1irs the corporation
lu. Apply o. A. NELSON, Agent
laouJ street, near Union.
ar-2l-2m
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sALE 0F sTRAMp0ATa.
S 60,
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Ia .s.l7t-I .s'r..r
Depot Qpariermas,eys 0fse,

DEPOT QuarteymaSeys Ofee,
NasiriNe, Tennessee, august %, 1858.
1 WILL -EtL 10 THE HIGHEST p ppfR FOR
l Case. be following Steamboats,, vr-tkod 10 The
Cumberland river with Machinory ana other appur.
tenanccs, as they lay IN the river
U) Steamer w. n. SlDFLt., near the head
OF Barpoih Shoals
CD steamer CHARTER, i've miles above
Farpeth heals.
sealed bids will De received vt this Office until 10
O'Clock, NJ, Monday, s'piemUer iSth, 1898.
Bid' viii be received tor escA Boat separate, and
the Roats will De sold separate 70 the highest bidder
bond 20 the am0uDt uf twenty five t25l per cont
Vt the amount offered for each Boat, signed by two
rosponsib sure'ies, O. be forfeited In neglect or
refusal OF paying tn amount bid az the h4dis &C..
cepted) will accompany each bid.
Pdi Will b. addressed 10 the undersg ned eudsrssd
Prop0sall for @edmJcan."
The tight is reserved TO reject ANY or all bids
By orde Col. lHOS. SWORDS,
Asst. @ NJ. Gen u. 3 A.
p. q. WINsL0w, Capt. aud @ NJ
aug2j-till Sept r.
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NOTICE.

4 HIS ia to notifr the public that my wife Pyrena
C. Swiney, has len my bed and board with
james Harlan, without any cause or provocation,
and that l no longer consider or treat her as my
wife, and notify the public from trusting her on my
account, as shall ray no debts Of her Contracting
SAMUEL g. SWIGEY.
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sCHOOx NOTICE.

MISS MARY J. LONG, will open ,ysy5hw,
w School for Primary and In KAEhk4&
termedlato soholars IA the Basement At-=SsSTss3 ~
OF the Andrew Charge Church, on 'E8ststaAss&
Monday, the 2lst OF august
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For Sale for Tennessee Money.

4 C'AlfORI NIX BICS nWEl lA6, on soath
"a summer street, nearly ON llne Win the hedl-
eal 'o.rEr. 400 frDauus h1 iogt d ha une
we'll OF water, cold water ol &C.. apply Go
NELSON, Agent,
taorry sttrt, Roar ui'l.
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WAN PED----Two Blacksmith
Helpers.

TT'O Work on CARRIAGE WORK, AT MYERS &
l HUNTS, North Market street
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NOTICE.

I'HE PARTIES TO tbs FOLLOWING CLAIMS
4 dled with the Board Of Claims a, the Capitol
are hereby notified thai the Docket win be taken up
Tor investigation as follows aud they requested
70 DO present with ihOlr witnesses
Monday, august pa, 1888.
The Board will hold Al adjourned IN citing at
Murfreesboro 20 Investigate claims referred by
Special orders, and for exam nation
Friday, August 2S.
Resumed at ne Cap tol)
John G. Dunn, Nouohan n Knowles
VIM q Moore, C + Huddlrston
W. II Stephens, Hannah NTH
Margaret GRtlin, Brent Spence
X. H. Singleton Il. East, sen.
saturday, August 90.
+. r. Rains, Churchwell Bin
X. Thor ton Franc EcIe
Mary T.. lei er, John n. Hope.
d. Brown. McOlay 4 Co.
J, IN n. Page. mo 7s0 Kettle MAuoCk.
Claimants failing to be present with their witnesses
notified will find their claims laid over 10 the last
OF the Docket.
The Board now holds its slttings In the sonAte
Chamber commencing every day ate O'Clock, 9. IN
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st. Louis Medical college.

T'HE REGULAR LECTURES IN THIS INsrITr.
J TON will commence as usual on Monday, %
November. There will be a preliminary course in
October.
For further information or circular, address,
CHARLES A. POPE, eau
Observation-Disclosures
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
Office Dpot Quarte,mastey,
Nashville, August 24th 1863

GEAL.D PROPOSALS. will DO receiv. 4 this office
= until o'cl ek. NJ, Friday, August asth, 1858,
Tor furuishir this Depot with
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fine MILITARY GOODS
N. d E r B Y.
FIN Il,
MILITARY CLOTHING,
OFFIC r IiS'
O T F ITS.
DRESS AND FATIGUE
U N IF O R M S,
56 College Street,
Nashville, Tenn.

All the now and desirable styles to be f,ur, %,
DERBf'S Military Clothing House nj
fui and oomplsts Stock now on hand, and oa,rjp,
at low prices "a
louble and Single Breasted Coats, all ranks
SKELETON JACKETS
Fine dark and light Jbse DoesE4n Pam.
Stg6, Infantry ard Cavalry,
DARK and light blue ysss.
Fine French Flannel Byolsss
Washington MiHs dc do
Pants and TESTS, to match.
BuS and White TESTS.
Fine Cashmere Shirts,
Under Shirts, siH, Lisle, ''''''
GAUGE, Cotton and lIoolca,
Linen and Cotton Dratoers.
angola Flannel UndewaIy
Three Thread SoJs;
sir and Linen Handkerchief,
NelO style Papev Collars, very desirable.
Ties, ScarJs, etc.
THE PATENT ARMY HAT
BLACK AND DRAB,
Burnside Hats, and caps. OF every style worn.
Hat Cords and Ornaments.
Presentation Swords.
Steel scsbbRnd limo Swords
Field aud Line Swords
all The desirable patterns
FINE THREE ROW EMBROIDERED SHOULDER
STRAPS, Regulation, very fine.
Miniature Straps,
Metallic Straps, several styles.
BELTS, Calf Skin. and Enamelled Leather.
Spurs; Gauntlets,
CASTOR GLOVES,
Isle THREAD AND SILK GLOVES.
Rubber Clothing,
Nalises, Trunks
and Haversacks,
Folding Military Chairs, and Cots,
Military Trimmings, Of all kinds
One door from the square, 60 College st., Nashytls.
DERBY'S.
Iulyl9--tG
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On ted States of America I:

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-26
This u. 9. Steamer NE@recdlta.

From the Washington spondent of tie New York
Tribune, learn that difficulty has arisen with th
Confederate Government in relation the circumstance
connected with the paroliug Of the officers and crew
of the Mercedta; which circumstances, further
TODD care of unusual character and indeed without par
ae' 1t is rumored in naval circles at the North tina
the point in dispute, is in regard to the right of the
Confederaes to the possession of the Mercedita which
was actually surrendered by captain Stewagen to Com
modore Ingraham 1t is said, but we do know will
what truth, that Captain Stellwagen believes that The
Federal Government is bouud in honor to give up thu
Msrcedta, and that fadng the Navy Department 10
disposed to adopt his views he has rendered his resgna
ton Whir.