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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03
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RADIP TIPPE;d OFFICE
IN ard AFR EsRCa 8yt 1858, sI Express c'ei','
c.p,..ned TO parties n,pg sthio u. rpelH- ~
q. SD ,efr D tie Types On nna TO- Of We
{ TOW NJ b. a rivs'. wJ'he d'lv-:-d - ths uop
Ssoc,,- p sges and . chsrgr made FIR such oes"J 80.
PICK ses q .e,vod BY lIpres' VII b ne i've
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

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" the ersnctss Of s1 trs'ah .oo Ap'a' ''H
x.o. N s..E fanny .x,.
.ef2' Rev w. L. BOiEHAe,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

go .ifG'S SALE
900 ,:.S,ls p.ime aupsrfb- Floor, Etraisci brand,
stored 10 ..ie pi,ce sn1 tusa.sd mil ussp Of ,fr
nsxt For ,r7ras apply 10 rAaD0 WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-04-03

SCIaGE.
SE2J TEsP.t kHi issuue: hE L.rersst 10 our tni.
"a ness iron ~ ~ OF Janr-'yJ vnirh VII be COD
ductei =. hsrstoIsr- SEAL d PsIG1 Z Co.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
MARRIED,

At the residence Of the brides father, in Louisa
county, Iowa. May 3d. 1858 by Rev. A. Kent, Mr. +. l..
VAN BUREN, and Miss FANNIE TwIGG - both Of Husca-
tine.
A liberal share Of delicious cake accompanied the
above notice. which the fair donor will please accept
our thanks and good wishes.
-Cn the 9Th inst, by Rev. Z. L. Belden, FRANK
PENNELL to Miss FANNIE MILES - both of this city.
On thee, blest ''yeuth,"s fathers hand conferR
The maid thy earliest, fondest wishes knew;
Each soft enchantment Of the soul IL hers;
Thine be the joys to firm attachment due.
Many thanks to the happy pair for bountiful share
of the bridal cake.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
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NJ AR ETS.

ts.t-,. .q. -o.if MUscArrNE, May 9.
wHEAr-We quote rejected spring 1t e065c and No
spring Ut IS. Fall u, 90 to $1.10. rts
-30c, shelled and unshellsd. M IT, t.t-
OArs.-5oa55c.
RYE.-stesdy at $50. ,iii5- HL .'-t
BARiEY.-ln demand At u 90. az rs. IL III
PorATOEs-55a6Oc. r.- -
BUTrER.-16a18c.
SoRaHUN MoLAssEs-30a50c. fss..f isH.. u. 5s- %
EGos-5c. ..
BRANs-In good demand at 81 25aSl 80, according to
quslity. I'd t1f is1tt4i. hs ~
ONIONS Scarce at 81. .-.-... f... .. .
GREEN APPLEs-$l20a1 ,25.
BsrS OArrLs.-s2, o0as,25 per cwt. 't
HoGs-S3, 85a4 is. E..-.f-. ..fsi .,sr
LARD.-7x8c. ... .s-
SHOULD Z as.-( Country cured) at &c.
HAMs.-(Oountry cured. J at &c. -,' e.r'
CLEAR SDEs.-5a6c. 4 81 ..-s... q. # g.r
HrDrs.-areea saozc, green salt 7asce dry loo, dry
flint 15c. "lj ~
PLouR-S2.75aS, 2D. a.- ..a- tl ...s.s..-- -r
HAY-Timothy 50, oOae, 90 per ton.
WooL-50c per pound.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
SPEC AL NOTICES.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE!!
~uw uuo~ ny wrw xuoprn
THE BEST IN THE wORI

Z William A. Batchslors celebrated Hair Dye pro.
duces color not to be distinguished from nature-war-
ranted not to nure the Hair in the least remedies
the effects Of bad dye and nvigoratss the Hair for s
did Black or Brown. leaving the Hair soft and beaut
full. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
~ The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. DATOHE
LOR, On tho four sides of each Boa. e-sG = Is
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street, New York, Late
So Broadway and 16 Bond street.) ...t -e"' -4--i
June 2lyd&w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
LUMBER MARKET.

.....U4 -...t CHIcAGo, mayo.
waEAr-In bet ter demand and advanced about
cents per bushsl, with sales of spring
and of No. spring 97a9sc ..e. ~. 81,
ConS-More active at advance of 13as4c, mixed
selling at 4Sa5l1@;, and rejected at 46s4614c.
OArs-5612a57c for No. in store. B..
RYE-7411s75c for No. in store.
BARLEY-S0c.
PorAroEs-75as9c.
HUNGARIAN GRAss.SEED-$1.
Eaas- sIa9c.
BurrER-Choice 20s12c, low grades 15a1Sc.
LIVE CHIcKENs-32a2,2 rs per dog.
NlDrs-Green 7a715c, dry flint 1es17c.
LIVE S1ocKFor cattle the market is quiet at 50 50a
81 for common, s425a5 for good. One lot Of Iowa
steers numbering II, averaging 1924 d.. sold at IS
per cwt.
Hogs dull at s. 25as75 for light weights, and s. s5a
4,25 for 200 lbs. and upwards. .s.-
Sheep quiet at Was a-a
..,..-.. - ST.. LOUIS, Mays.
FLouR.-Dull at &5a5,9O.
WHAT Small receipts caused firm market at eSa
Toe for Spring, and 81 ,05al "a for fall.
CoRN-Also frmer and hi CHER sales at 6Sa60c.
OArs-small receipts and market firm at 75a76c.
RYE-56a6Oc.
HAY-Slal, O5 per cwt.
BEANs-S2as3.
EeGs-1112c, shippers count, including pkgs.
HUNGARIAN SEED-Advanced to 81, 5Oa1 Is.
PorAroEs-Firm at s0a9oc for common to COED, and
81 ,05a1 is for prime to choice.
HlDEs-Green Sc, dry tic.
BY Teegaph.1
New YoRK, May7.
Flour Market 5alOc better. $6.Gsas75 for Extra
State-s7a7,10 Elk. r. H. o.
WHEAT Market nominally lac better, s., S5a1 So
for Spring, 81, 6la1, 50 red winter.
CoRN-Nominally 1c better, unsettled at ssa95c.
WHIsKY-Dull. 45a46c.
GoLD-Since Be- ard closed, $50.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. ..
... Sod. ..- t-..f... s.. NEW YORK. May s.
BEEF CArTlE-First quality, s11ai2; ordinary, S10a
Sl1; common, S9a1O; inferior, IS. 50a9. .-.
Cows AND CALVES First quality, S45a50; ordinary,
$2Sa33; common, S35a40; inferior, $22a26 o..
VEAL CALvfs-Per pound, first qnality, 6La7c; ordi-
nary, 51za6c; common, 5as11c; inferi or, 414a5c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

New STocK OF GOODS AT GRANDyIEw.-
Thornton B. Latta, Of Grandview, has re-
turned from Chicago, where he has purchased,
for cash, stock Of dry goods and groceries,
which he is determined to sell to the citizens
of Louisa and bordering counties as low as
they can be bought in the city Of Muscatine
His motto is "quick sales and small profits. y
He trades in produce, such as butter, eggs,
feathers, &C.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
MUsCAT1NE POST OFFICE .


~MUSCATINE POST OFFICE. f.
Open FROM A. M. to7P. On Sundays from . A
Arrivals ana Departures ofMails.
EASTERN MAIL, via Dassnport.-Arrivesa $50 a. N.
t Closes at 8, 40 P. NJ.
WxsrIIN MAIL via Washinatow-Arrives at As P. NJ.
& GEN. 1,--' Closes at $40 A. n.
wssrrsH MAIL, via Iowa o'ty.-Arrvesa at $50 P. N.
Rrvls MAIL, va Bxlriagton to KsoisI.-
Pr &'m'rs Kate Cessel Arrives A. N. Daily.
asd Js.nis Whippls. Closes 10 A. N.
q q ass Roiis-Arrives ON Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at IL N. CLOSES same day at
NAIL 70 Faaport.-Arrives ON Friday at5P.M.
Z Closes on Saturday ct A. N. EEtne
MAIL 70 Iuisois CITY, Drsry's Land;no a.d Edqinato~-
Arrive son Thursday at lam. Closes Same
.sfgz day ct Same hour. 1850 rfca - fft7-a-'ll
~ All the above mails close at the hours named,
raoad ms, which ID fifteen minutes faster than town
time. JOHN AAHIN. NJ.
EDITOR OF JOURNAL Dear Sir: With your permits
sion wish to say to the readers Of your paper that
will send by return mail to al who wah IT, (fres)
Recipe, with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will effsctualy remove,
In 10 days, Pimples Blotches. Tan Ireckles and Ill
Impurities Of the skin, leaving the sans soft clear
smooth and beautiful. ~sSft u - sns <sEt
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start fall growth Of uxuriant Hair,
Minister'S. or Moustache, in less than 80 days. All
/ o., Respectfully yours, s s-, -
7 1880 THOS. T. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
March 1s-2m. No. ISL Broadway, New York,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
Real Estate Investments.

Real Estate Investments.
Great Chance for Bargains before the Rise!
1E0 VACANT city lots and fractions, at prices from
lOU s25 to $4,000 Ton dwelling houses, from $500
to $4,000 Four store buildings, from u 900 to OO
Ono hotel, $1,000. Sixty four South Muscstine lots,
from $50 to $780, Out lots in Buterville, A, B. G. D.
E. f. G, r. and l. 7, g. g. II, IS, "a, &c. 81 49, 40
Al, 40, As, Al, As, 80, 4S.
34a acres wood land in the county, very low rates.
500 acres unimproved lands, this county, cheap.
ITO timber land ferry landing Illinois side
so graded road miles from town 40 improved
80 acre improved farm Cedar bridge road miles out.
so improved farm Cedar bridge road, miles out
$50 farm Lake township, fine stock farm, cheap.
800 farm in Montpelier cheaper than the cheapest
80 farm in Orono ownshp, we'll improved cheap
1923 farm Iowa City read miles out for less than
Improvements.
100 acre farm, Wilton, under cultivation, cheap.
40 acre farm In '76, Q miles from tho Banks MILL
200 farm broken from house to telegr road
Lands in Louisa, Washington, Keokuk, Benton and
johnson counties, Iowa Rock Island and Mercer
counties, Illinois, Lots in Moscow, Wilton, and vari
Gus other places. Also, several houses to rent For
further particulars to prices and terms Of sale and
location call on D. N. LAM BERT,
Real Estate Agent,
Opp. State Bank, Cannons Drug Store Muscatine
Iowa. ..I.- 1r-- April S-d6w6m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

INDIANs.-The Davenport passed down
last night, having on board $50 Indians
They belong to the Sioux tribe. They were
taken on at Fort Smelling, MIMI, destined for
Hanniba,l NO., from whence they will be con-
veyed by rail to their new home in Kansas. -
They were under charge of Capt Saunders,
and detachment of forty men from the 10th
MINI. regiment. 7th.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
tASSIGNEE,S SALE..

NOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue of an order
IN Of the District Court of Muscatine County Iowa.
1T the January term thereof for 1855 the undersgnsd
assignee of the late firm of Adds Gibson will on the
30h day of May 1863 at the Court House door, in the
city Of nu.catine. Iowa, commencing at 10 o'clock
Of said day, sell the remaining assets OF said firm
public auction. afa4{ THOMAS HANNA
!, apl A-daw 4w. s1e.iel s,,sf tf 17ls 10Y r.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
DIED,

and Rebecca vessy-aged years and II months.
At Keithsburg, ILL.,, Saturday, May 1863, of typhoid
fever LIxzIE ANN, daughter Of Thomas L and Ann
Greenhow-aged years, month and 16 days.
In this city. May 5th 1868, JESSE g., infant Of
Ignatus and Charlotte Hook-aged years, 7 months
and days. % .r I.NJtF 3D.. o.. .-ssz.s---
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office, at Muscatine on the
II LIST day of May, 1858.
Postage Advertised letters Is cent each, additional
Persons calling for any of the following letters, will
please say advertised"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

sTas EYE or TIE ;ARxY."-General Rose
Grams, the 'hero of many victories" In at
of enthusiasm at the daring deeds reformed
by the indomitable End lows Cavalry, gave
them the above expressive title. Never was
ono more merited. There is not q regiment
of cavalry in the service that has done as
much hard fighting, made more fatiguing
marches, or done better service in putting
down the present Infamous rebellion, than the
Eye of the Army" the noble End, in which
regiment Auscatine county has the honor Of
being represented by two companies. 1t has
lately made an extensive raid into the very
heart of the rebellion, meeting with and over
coming many almost insurmountable obsta-
cles in its path, and returning safely, laden
with valuable stores captured by them. Their
march was the yankee cavalry expedition
that penetrated Central Mississippi, threat
ening Columbus and Grenada, and which ex
ceeds in daring all former raids" described by
the jackson Appeal of the Oath, and trans
mitted over the wires on Monday. -@1
The following extract giving description
of the expedition is from private letter
from Col. Hatch, the gallant commander Of
the regiment to his brother in this city. Col.
Hatch has doubly earned the star Of Briga-
der, and if merit is repaid by justice will
certainly receive it. a-a.+
II returned yesterday from long scout,
or rather raid, having been one hundred and
fifty miles South, in the neighborhood OF Co.
lumbus, Mississippi, with my regiment, and
have had very harrassing time of it. The
enemy concentrated force outnumbcring me
four or five to one, which, with all the citi'
zens, old men and boys blazing at US from
behind every tree and bush for one hundred
miles or more. whipped the enemy how
ever, handsomely, in two fights, once at Palo
Alto and once at Birmingham. At Palo Alto
they had three regiments and completely sur
rounded me, advancing upon me in two lines,
having cut off Eystra's company. We were
splendidly covered, and though they got
almost on to US by two flags of truce, yet we
whipped them awfully, retaking Eystra's COM
pany before dark. then marched on Okolona,
destroyed the barracks and stores, drove out
the enemy, captured fifty prisoners, destroyed
800 stand of arms and captured 500 mules
and horses. The next day we whipped Chal-
mers at Birmingham, near Tuppelo, and
reached home with only ten men killed,
wounded and missing -tf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

DUY all kinds Of Preserves; Fruits Pickles, Lobster
ID Oysters, CsQets, Catsups, &c., ct DRAPIR'e.i
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
no FARMERs on CRDAR B0TrOW,

@ TRAYED From the subscriber, in South Musca-
- tine, Iowa. white horse abeut IL II Year, old,
with name trimmed somewhat behind the and
also behind the collar The horse strsysd away In
pany with black colt, about one year DID, and they
reported to hase been in the Heghborhoed Of
Overman's Ferry. A reward Of Ave dellars will b
paid for the return Of said horse. ;f ~
- 1sli9id FRID. NITTNAN, Blacksmith,
may S-Waw. .wnsr-esaA ;, South Guscatjns.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

E A friend who is ''posted" furnishes
the following list of articles which are most
wanted in the army: ,,e
Potatoes (the most useful of all } cabbage,
picked cabbage, sour krout, dried apples,
peaches, cherries, currants, blackberrics, can
ned fruits of all kinds, onions, turnips when
sent early in the winter or the spring raising,
blackberry syrup made so as not to sour, do
mestic wines, grated horse-raddish, pepper
sauce, picked cucumbers, tomatoes, jellies,
&c. But send no cakes or pastries.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

uARPIR's Pictorial History Of the War,
. Al BURNxTTs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

UNANIMOUS VskDlcf.-Thc most rigid
analysis by good chemists has failed to dis
cover anything in the Chemical Ssleratss
which can, when properly used, be in the
least degree detrimental to health. While
the women of our country entertain senti-
ments widely different upon other matters,
all concur in . verdict that the C1emical Sal.
sratSs y The only infallble article ii use fol
light snd sweet bread. g 'a'S q - . E 60
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

Mr.. EDITOR: Some one, through your pa
per, wished to know what had become of the
Agricultural Society. 1t has been very sick,
but is getting very much better, SO that its
friends expect it win be oil right by the FIRST
of September, when, if you will come down
to the old Fair Grounds, which has been Sc
cured, We will show you articles that will
make you feel proud that you live in Musca-
tine county. s ''',i',''" j. B. p
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15

NorlcE.-The Directors Of the Auscatine
County Agricultural Society will meet at the
Court House, on Saturday, May 10th, 1868,
at o'clock P. n, to attend to some very i'm
portant business, and to elect secretary,
Suel Foster having resigned. ~.
I JOHN BARNARD, President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

flushing out of the first
disloyalty. I have the
70 hear yet complain Of the
@ths Government. The loyal
u1 free Is air, dnef Just ~ he
fpeG, because he chooses to DO right
Expect those miscreants who are con-
nifty complaining shout the var and
n'snAnsgsnsss, would complais II
y'wsre sobs ssns to the psnitentisry
horse stealing, or to be hung for muir
!; and At the same inns they are lie
abiding parry. Mr.. Dditof, the a.
ano'aew sscrstsd in the houss q our
ssswstA, his implements II death red
A&A bleed efosr sons, bso.Asrs and
- stAodias ready y s.s;ke 1t the
n nd viials q oas already bleeding
lnsry. Shall ", knowing this, permit
secret friends Of the assassin and en-.
iss'of our country 70 lurk about and
= y or Adsstruction, whom We have
y oar power to arrest them In their
bolical schemes.
No, never will We fornks the home Of
friends and the graves Of oar falhsss,
succumb 70 any such vile, wretched
Of secret devils. No, never. We
6ns cail upon God to cons and dss-
b the world. and then let him and his
ysls by itin the grave ofeternity. We
upon God to witness, and oil loyal
2, women and children throughout our
bleeding country u come 70 the re-
Nov u the time 70 b united for
destrustion of the monster. Deal
sadeaths blow wherever you end him,
bone or abroad. Kssp eye to aye
loug hout the leagth and breadth of the
ID. Do not lie. him escape; put down
Fession wherever found. in whatever
hpe you End tiff printing press,
Iul it to pieces-kick it out and duck It
lie Eiser9-if saaey, dfHaken, sneak.
filthy. soldering. foaming, sympa.
Wing rebel demagogue, knock him down.
y horse. confscate him IF . niger
fe him his free papers and good mus
and let him pitch in. Don't be del.
Yte now.
sy aside your modesty, take of your
y. by hold Of the monster in earnest.
bin in his tender points and he will
Ps begin to reel like drunken man.
ln't be afraid Of soilihg your clothes
md up rnanfuily all como to the
Isse. Ye wasehnen on the walls Of
Pss who ses eye to eye, give the alarm,
susmy u neur. S0ttdIsfs in tho field.
~ veil 70 your posts. Fighting 10.
szsy giSe them one thuadssisg smack
TT IN the face. Rosso. give him coun-
hit under the short ribs. US. Grant
- him in the stomach hard. Hunter
the niggers on them--that will make
~ rvn. Banks, kill their blood hounds.
~ you Mr.. President--I mean you
troham--let loose Butler nd Fremont,
y will seize him # oncs BY the horns
= nil, and run him on the double enick
hi native ~. Thsn Heaven viii
lils upon the earth, and the sarth vim
IA one grand jubilee /; asd tie dssa ,s;x
~ 10 osA.
Eorever for the union---and the Union
|seyeT. SHOCKS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17
AnrThe Wiustsed Her.ld !. s...,l.

1TThe Winstsad Herald il t.sarkas,
il says the time has come when
Everybody can't wear calico, !" ana the
kppprpd ehildrtSi Or wealth VII, osa Il.
~ dslisht % sport i In the face, Of,
- sl.nss Who dan Ut nstking1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05
Post Slico SGBiler Iim3 Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
rosroFrIcK AZ DAVENPORT, IOWA

EASTERN M~AIL.-Closes at 8 A. NJ. and S p.
NJ. Arrives st6li A. NJ. ard b4 p. 81, Sundays
excepted.
NtsrgRs NAE -Closas at . l.. NJ. Arrives
~ : " NJ. Sunday excepted.
AoHrHsRa Iowa MAIL.-Closes at So T.. Nj.
Arrive. at:E T.. NJ.
SorrnEgn Iowa MAiL.-Closes at 8 A. N. Ar
rivos at 4 A. -.
hoHrHygS VI. DEwIrr.-Closes Sunday. Tuos-
day aud Thurs atsI pm Arrives Tuesday,
IhufsGdy aud aturd4y at i +. NJ.
houTk No. i0r1i-NIa Slue Grass, otc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday snd Friday a. - eek. ".
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY at Il
O'Clock u.
hoUrE 10. l09iS-vts Tip,cu Closes Tuesday
aud Friday Ut J = o'cloos N arrives tuesday and
Friday NJ - o'clock NJ.
lopTg No. lOe7-f'a PurM1-Closcs Friday
at O'Clock A 81 arrived Saturday att o'clock
Pm.
RorTE No. 10950-via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. "loses Wednesday at 81 +. N Arrives
SATURDAY ~ 4 T.. u.
oFFicE Hours. Office open ut : o'clock a. ~.
General delivers closed al ~ O'clock T.. Office
closed AZ ' o'clock z N. oli,c open on sunday
from ~ 70 l0la CLOCK A. ~.
~ A. the grincipai malls are carried by Rail
Road, MI tho time NJ stated herein will be
hAiL road Eg- the clock in the Superintend-
ent's Office, ~. J. ". Ri. Depot, being tee stand.
ard. cHAS u. ELDRfuGE. II. n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05
geeSersed.

sSSStf
ER0u CAMP dFNDEeSaOTT, on THE
i n ght 81 tho llth inst joins A. xIsDoS, a
private OF u X 6th Iosa Cavalry. said kis-
don Is trenty-hye years If age. f~e feet eight
AID three iuurtas inches high blue eyes, sandy
hair. iair complexion, born in the safe OF Yer
moat, enlisted at Marion. iowa, for three ye airs
Had on xhei no lett. citizens pants and coat
ana soldiers BLACK felt hat.
Said Risdon 5 . o n bright hay horse aboat
lita hands high, saddle mark on lfft side,
BRAIDED u. ). on lett shoulder, and X, on left
hir.
A reward viii b. paid for the apprehension
and ~celisery OF said li.don and horse to any Of
fcer who will re ain them uli secured by tho
proper authorities or = proportiona.e reward
will be raid fl the delivery OF either.
Hy order OF u 3. vii SON.,
Col. cont. Oh Iowa Cav.
II. L. MILLER, Adjt.
CAMP nxsDEfsuoTr, Davenport, lowa,l
March leah, ls83.
neA I7.3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-05
GENERAL NEWS.

Nor so.-A Helena correspondent
says:-
The statement that $1,000 negroes
have been enlisted is erroneous. Up 10
mi, date ouly one regiment has been or
oaniz,d. and that is not yet full.
Os Drr.-h is reported on good au-
| ,bor,,y that Gen. Curtis has been re-
moved rom this department. There j.
no intorma ion yet about a successor.
Several engrsvers in Sheffield tEng-
Isnd) have been arrested for the manu-
~facturc OF spurious United States Treas.
ary notes.
Abiding to the testimony given by
General Hooker, rs published this week
in the papers, the Boston Courier re-
marks: lit is the testimony OF =
boastful, and, we fear, an cnsious man.
Col. Lawson WAS recently captured 10
Missouri by a band q rebels. They
concluded to let HIM 90, and, as they
conld nc, read or write, he wrote lis
" Parole, in which be promised ever
10 take up arms against Inc ohiica
States.
An amusing sword presentation was
made recently, ~ the officers OF the
18Th Pennsylvania, TO Their Colonel,
VIM. Srwell. The presentation speech
81 Captain Gillespie was ~ tollo"s:-
j.. Here ue ARE, and hele I IS. This is a
tully sword, and it comes fton baily
fellows. Take it and use it in a bully
manner" Col. Sirweli's reply was:-
"Captain, that was a bully speech. Let
us take a bully drink"
Senator Chandler has received author
ity from tie administration TO raise a
regiment of negroes in Michigan. II 10
understood that each negro, IN addition
to signing the mu,tei-lol, will be re
qaircd to sign tho temperance pledge.
- Chicago Post.
Tia 10 merely q precautionary meas
ure- designed 70 protect the command
ing officer from being tapped by mis-
take Tor a whiskcy punchcon.