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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

Iau
stat. Of N.~Yos aud for tue Public Defense pa.ed Ap
~ 1862 sud of En a"Ldng tue same, ps'ed Mzy -
1900 tho Immediate execution % which sos By recent
20 De Of imperative herrs'ty tAe 'onmAndeI.n
Cbef form, ~tn al convenient speed N effective
organization o. o Na'iona uusd OF tr sia's o. Ns'i OH
oT.abiItiOn {" consist Of hh a'aiaDe lore VI
Eisht ofgan.zed DiylIons
Tbirty two bnsaoos
one huudrcd aud iweay-esh regiments OF osttson' Of
sniry snd such batteries uoop. aud fqusions as hsvo
been 0 ,Isy be- specially a. zei ~
purpose promoting such organization, the State
EtsLt DIVISION di,tries IA at present .s,ab'i.hed.
TbiftytwO Brigade district Conforming ;" toe senate di'
tricis and ,,.-,,,
enc. VI IN tho City aud County 81 New ioh enc mo county
of kilgs shal conform 20 'he Assembly ID stTi't'
The citizens 0; each A,sno De.. oIeeyi as aforesaid
are earnestly u-rd to form regiments o. baiai!o" "i'ah
II. Dvis.cn Brigade Rcsimebal and compauy officers,
now will be enti cd 10 tnslr pssent rama ana
command til. districts IN which hey shalt reside a. IN"
,Ar hereby constitu.ed hnd na utr men Dcs eoi'
10 All up their respective OIgAEnaon: "hhln thiF Gay
nom IN, date II tn, order Conmsndans Of brigade. snd
regiments may retain for their TespecV communion, inc
u1lub,rs by which they snown and the Pri'Ao
non.fy of their respective commando aud until new ogsbi'
latons shall be- completed the districts hereby created
,Iiting d.ro,s will be recognized undr thor present Of
A. or. Tor tLe purpose OF o discipline aud srfy Ice
H. The lei. H. ID, stn 5th HLd lih brsades ana tegi'
posing the sahe shan remain a" ~ Po'" S'
Authorizations to form new compsnie' aud also author
o,. 10 fr new regiments Ia tho several Assembly dis
which there shall bs no colonel residing aud bfsades
m tL. several Senate districts In when thrie SINAI 70 ~
r..j1ig viii 10 granted th.se hesdquf-
Ter. 10 propep pspo upon tho accommodation Of We IN
enera. Companies s present Organized VIII FORM
nan, Of tho fesnents be organized IA thor f-Pecys Az
.sb di.tfcs aud where The company dstic1 shah con
!, of psrs Of Assembly Districts t1r COMPANY
iii IN. assigned 10 tho regiment oTgaaIed IN mo u"el m
which msorty Of the company aud ihe eo""'nuA' '''
v Composites authorized or which shhl herea.si De-
authorized unes. recruhsd 70 tLir'ywo enso.'e e
hty -. nom date Of tAis order or u ne" COMPANY
t5r,y DAYS from tho date OF authorization Will De con
o,dsred or di.Dsnded, Ia the discretion oil the hspreto
I R.slment. ip the several Assembly Districts when
mall moi report at least sir organized compahs' qua ~
go, y, m.s $50 men IN at least sI eohpsh.s oeas Wv
on entitled to election ior held oinoois
,h a.y, from the Of this order or u nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-22

! .New-Yorh Young Mems Christian Associa~
Rooms Bible House. 3dav corner of gb.st. THIS (fou-
dayl EVENING, 81 O'Clock an Essay will be read ~
! CEPHAS BRAiNERD ESQ. Young Men especially
invited. ROBERT r. mCBURNET, Rec. Sec.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
The White Willow CuttinSs--A
Word to Farmers.

From the Chicago Tribune. March q, 1861
In another column will be found advertise
ments of the White Willow, now for sale by
E. s. Pike, of this city. The bare fact that
agriculturalists like Dunlap of the Illinois
Farmer, Emery of the Prairie Farmer,
and Bonham of the Farmers ADVOCATE, come
out and pay such high compliments to the
White Willow and to Mr. Pike also, who has
the cuttings for sale, will have its influence
upon the farmers of this State and elsewhere,
and convince them that it is to Mr.. Pike they
must apply for the genuine article. These
men are the very pioneers of the agricultural
interests Of Illinois they have made agricul-
ture, in all its departments, their special
study, and consequently their opinions are at
once credit to the merits of the willow cut
tings aud to Mr.. Pike himself, which will at
tract universal attention.
Inasmuch as the market is flooded with a
bogus article, we advise farmers to consult
Mr.. Pike or his authorized agents before pur.
chasing, or elsa only buy of those with whom
they have acquaintance and know to be re-
sponsible. They will be sure to obtain of him
the genuine willow. The endorsements
which we copy assert that Mr.. Pixies cuttings
are even superior to the genuine article cat
by others, so much care and attention has
Mr.. P. bestowed upon his business. he has
an immense stock on hand, and will fill orders
promptly. His address is P. 0. Box 1885
Chicago.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
DIED.,

WILLIAM, son of James and Ellen NJ. Hart-aged .
years, months and q days.
Another little form asleep
And q little spirit gone; SOD
Another little voice 10 hushed, I'D.
Aad little angel born. $50. 10
In this city, Wednesday morning. March Is, 1868,
Mrs. MARY BRYANT wife Of Daniel Bryant-aged u
years and months. r9
OBITUARY.
DIED, at Cairo III March 18th, 1868, of virulent
erysipeias. SAMUEL HOLMES Hospital Stewart of tho
Thirty-ffth Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
The deceased was endeared to every officer and man
in the regiment indeed might be said to be almost
the only in the command who had no enemy
Skillful in his business he filled the place of Surgeon
tender and kind hearted as q woman, he was ever
ready as friend and nurse. Evincing in his whole
conduct sefsacr6cing end patriotic devotion to his
duty always attending to the wants of others and
less of his own, it il not unlikely that he fell victim
to his disinterestedness. .eG
Samuel Holmes was born in Carlisle Pa. He was
twenty years old-twelvs of which he spent in
Muscatine where his losswll be felt only less than it
is in the regiment. He volunteered at the commence
ment of the and served in the First Iowa In the
capacity and with the success which attend
Cd him In the Thirty The writer Of this notice
has marched with him many long, hot day, ard known
him to be most Of the night attending to the sick,
and ready and cheerful tor his next days march, His
place cannot we'll DO filed in the regiment. ! =
Tho following resolutions read and unanimously
adopted on dress parade, to-day:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Divine Providence to re-
from midst by death, friend and brother
in arms Samuel Holmes, Hospital Stewart Of tho reg
ment, -tff.-rr-t en-
Resolved LIST, That in the death of Hospital Stewart
Holmes, have all lost friend and brothers. true
patriot and brave soldier skilful AMI faithful at
ten1ant IN the Hospital. His loss to the regiment ID
irreparable.s se-,r-. Il t-. .- -.. ,4.Ft
Resolved, 3D. That hereby tender to his numerous
friends In Iowa and elsewhere most sincere sympa
thies, and we will cherish his memory with the most
Jealous and tender regard. 10 - l3sso 7t573 r
Resalvsd, Sd, That these proceedings be forwarded
to the JOURNAL, with the request that they
DO published. ,ee ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EDITOR OF JouRNAL:-Dear Sir: With your permits
sion wish to to the readers Of your paper that
will send by return mail to all who wish it, (ree)
Recipe, with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm, that will efectually remove,
in 10 days. Pimples, Botches Tan, Freckles and al,
impurities of the skin, leaving the SOFT clear,
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth of luxurian Hair,
Whiskers, or Moustache In less than 80 days. All
applications answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours, ~
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
March 19-2m. No. s3l Broadway, New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27

= ~ The Carbondale Qll.) Times, of the
10Th inst, contains the following Hattering
notice of the boys of Cos. B and D, 35th
Iowa:
ARREsrs.-During the past week several
arrests of deserters have been made by the
party of soldiers left here, and the desert
ers sent to Cairo. On yesterday a guard
from Marion arrived with "a deserters fro IN
various regiments, who were Immediately
sent below. We believe that much good
has been accomplished by the presence Of
these soldiers. Those left at this place,
under Lieut.. Hoover, have conducted them
selves more orderly than some of our cti
zens sometimes do. There has not been
drunken man in our streets no rows have
disgraced our town; the boys-the bold
bad boys have dried up, and the blue jack
cts are creating favorable impression.-
Lieut.. Hoover is a Christian gentleman and
answering patriot, and when he and his
men leave our place they will bear with
them the good wishes Of our citizens.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
:. :. w The banks Of this city are paying five
per cent. premium on bills of the State Bank
of Indiana. .-,, -

R The Davenport Gazette undertakes
to exculpate Vincent Chambers from the
charge of extortion for exacting $12 per ton
for hay and 45 cents per bushel for corn for
the use of the 9th cavalry. We notice that
it is not denied that these figures were paid
to Mr.. Chambers, but some mitigating cir
cumstances, such as kind treatment by Mr..
G. and the destruction of some of his fencing
and pasture, are stated. These may be true,
but double price for lot of hay and corn
was doubtless ample compen sation.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27

TAXES ARE HleH.-Taxes are high on Sal
eratus as well as on every other article that
family consumes, but they are not as high
on the Chemical SaleratMs, rs the SaleTatus
will raise your biscuit, etc. Ifyou don't be-
lieve US try it. tits put up in bright red pa
pers, called Chemical Salsratus, or House.
wife's Fayorite.' . ~, go 4 /
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27

BROUGHT HERE.-The notorious Jim Will
liams, whose arrest we noticed some time since
in this city on charge Of breaking into the post
office at Oauawka and abstracting therefrom
a large amount Of money and stamps, was
brought back to this city, from Oquawka, by
J.. M. Beaham, last Sunday. Mr.. Beaham took
him on requisition from the Governor Of
Iowa. He is charged with being an accom-
plice of the man now in Jail, in the theft of
team of horses from Thos. Morford, near this
city some time since. He is now safely lodged
in Jail, and stands very fair chance of meet
ing with the punishment he SO richly de-
serves, for the manifold crimes he has been
the guilty perpetrator Of during his life.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
The Early Physical Degeneracy of
II NJ E. RIGA " p EOPL E.,

" 3'A IL ~ i " " ~ II " Ii 1s
JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE, .a
Physician to The Troy Lang and Hygienic Institute.
Treatise the of early physical decline Of
American people-the causes of nervous debility
consumption and marasnus.
This work Is ono of high moral tone. written in
chaste yet thrilling language, appeals directly the
moral consciousness of all and guardians
cially detailing scientific and reliable aids and treat
1t will be sent by mail on receipt of two e cents)
stamps.
ns Parents and guardians young men and ladies'
| fail not to send and get this book. ..
A word of solemn Conscientious advice to
those who will reflect.
class of malades prevail to fearful extent In COM
munity, booming at least 1000 youths of both
| annually to an early grave. Those diseases arc yer,
imperfectiy understood Their external manifestations
OF symptoms nervous debility relaxation and OK.
hauson, marasmus wastisg and consumption of the
whole body shOrtness of breathing hurried BREATH
ing on ascending hill or flight of stairs, great pal
ptation of the heart, asthma, bronchitis and sore
ohroat shaking of the ha nds and limbs to So
liety and to bust ess or study, dmness of eye sight,
of memory, dizziness of head neuralgia pain va
bous parts OF the body pains in the back limbs um-
cago dyspepsia indigestion irreguarty of the bow
deranged sections OF the Kidneys and other glands
eff the body as lsucorrhoea leur abus, Co. vruent
diseases in both male and female. Likewise epilepsy
hysteria and nervous spasms.
Now in ninety-rine out of every hundred,
all tie above named disorders and host of others net
named consumption of the lungs and that most in
sidioHs and willy form of consumption of the spinal
he
their seat and origin in diseases of the Pelvic Vscera
Hence the want of of the old school practice in
treating sympt ms only.
DR.. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygienic Institution is engaged in treating this
class of modern malades with the most astonishing
The treatment adopted by the Institution is
new. 1t is based upon scientific principles, with new
discovered remedies, without minerals poisons no
facilities of such that patients be cured at
their homes, in part of the country from
descriptions of their by letter. and have the med
sines sent them by mail express Printed nterroga
tories will be forwarded on application.
H Consumption, catarrh and diseases of the throat
cured as we'll at the homo of patients the Insttu
ton, by sending the Cold Medicated InhaRg Balsam-
c Vapors with inhaler and ample directions for their
use, and direct correspondence. r.r
Patients applying for interrc gatorics advice must
snclose return stamps to meet attention. 81
Tho attending Physician will be found at the IIstitu-
tion for consultation from a. to p. m. Sunday
in the forenoon. ... a.. .s-
Address, DR.. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienie Institute
ard Physician for Diseases of tho Heart, Throat aud
Lungs, 90 Fifth street, Troy, N. Y.
jan 20 '63-d&w1yr 49, add. ., . anal
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
M ARK ETS.

HUscArINE, March 2e.
WEEAr-We quote rejected spring 1t 75c, and No l
spring at 81 90. Fall 81, 90 TO $1,1O.
CoEN.-35c, shelled and unshelled.
OATs.--45a50c. .-. ..
kYE.-Steady at 5Oa55c. -l.
RARi EY.-In demand at s., rs. ....r.
PorAToEs-60aS0c. -r.
BCTTER.-15a1Sc. ..
SORGHUM MoLAssEs-30a50c.
EGGs-7aSc. '...
BEAss.-In good demand at 81 ,25as1to, according to
quality. ~ a-4
ONIoNs-Scarce at 81.
GREEN APPLEs-$120a1,2 5. -..t
BEEF CArrLR-$2, 00a3,25 per cwt.
HoGs-S3, S5a4 Is.
LARD.-7aSc.
SHoULDERs.-(Countryc ured) at H..
HAMs.-(Country cured.) at &c.
CLEAR SlDxs.-5a6c. ~
HlDEs-Green &c, green salt lass, dry 1oc, dry
flint 15c. TO hoo 5 - ts. % "
FLouR-S2, 75a3, rs. .s sao"a
,1 HAr-Timothy IS ,0Oa6, 90 per ton. & las
WooL-50c per pound. t.a tl-tF
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
Of the Board of Su.
pcrvtsOrs. Xtyut
EXTRA SESSION. "a

MUscATINE, March %, 1868. .
The Board met pursuant to cal! Of the Clerk
Quorum present.
Mr.. Hunt moved that an amount be appro-
priatcd by the Board sufficient to make pay
inert to the families of volunteers for March
in fall, the same being fifty per cent addi-
tional to that already paid, which is to be
paid at the time Of making the payment for
April; also the appropriation for meeting the
payments for April and May, in the same IA
ito as payments have heretofore been made,
and from the same lists. .rtf
Mr. Evans moved to amend by inserting
"the sum of five thousand dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary for the purpose"
which was passed, and the Clerk ordered to
make payments in accordance Herewith.
Adjourned. .-. .,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
Nolice-Assiguccs,''S safe

4sEr NOiicc-Assignces' Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, As
IN siguees of the firm of Green & Stone, late Bank
of the city and county of Muscane in the State
Iowa, and of Joseph A. Green and George c. Stone,
members of said firm as individuals, WILL on Wednes-
day, the 18th day Of April A. D. 1865 expose public
sale to the highest bidder for cash. at the
House Of said firm in the said city of Muscatine and
such other points notice may be given Of at said SALE
all and singular the property real and PEI sona Of
Whatsoever kind name which passed to them under
the assignment, consisting of lands and and city
lots, improved and unimproved goods and chsttels,
notes, accounts, judgments, &c. .-.,..,. Ssh"
Sale to commence at ten o'clock said day and to be
continued from day to day. between the hours Of nine
o'clock q. m and four o'clock, p. until all 10 sold
March 4th, 1868. ...
!; sS9nT RR1.GRHHMaaaE E, Assignes..
inch 5-d&w till sale $12.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The Tri- Weekly 10 published Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at per Subscriptions received for
four six months at the rates. In all the
cash must accompany the subscription.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Estray Cow.

TAKEN Up on the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1862
i by Thomas Shellabarger, at his residence In %.
dar township, Muscatine county, Iowa, red and
white Cow with under bit Ia the right ear supposed
to be five years old and valued ut &12 true copy.
JOHN W. JAYNE, Clerk Dist. Court.
March 27-w1w pd BY @. =. Foster, Deputy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-03-27

g@ The following circular has been hand
ed to US for publication by Mrs. H. Q. Jenni-
son, who while in st. Louis, visited the rooms
of the society daily, and speaks highly of its
practical operations:
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, February, 1863.
To THE PUBLIC 1T is well known that
there are in this city, at Cairo, Memphis, Hell
ena and other points in the West and South
West, large and constantly increasing num-
Der Of that class of persons called contra
bands. These are in circumstances Of desti-
tuition and suffering such as appeal to the
charities of the loyal States for relief
These contrabands are in great need of sup
plies of clothing, food, bedding and house
hold utensils. Of course they are without
money. Many of them are so destitute of
clothing as to suffer exceedingly from inclem-
ent weather and exposure.
Disease prevails fearfully among them
The able bodied men are employed by the
Government, and aside from this, can gener-
ally provide for themselves. The women and
children, the aged and ,infrm, chiefly, need
aid. To meet these demands of charity, a
large number of ladies of st. Louis have
formed an association called the "Contraband
Relief Society,"" . Il . y &
Gen. Curtis has furnished the society with
rooms; and it is understood the military au-
thorities will aid its benevolent work as far as
practicable. .. ...,....
The objects of the society are, generally, to
do all in its power to alleviate the misfortunes
and suferings of this class of people. Spe-
cially, will It seek to clothe the destitute, feed
the starving, provide medical treatment and
care for the sick, furnish those who can work
with employment, and give such other aid as
particular cases may require. 1t is the pur-
pose of the society 10 extend its work as far
as its resources will permit, if possible to all
points on or near the Mississippi river, where
contrabands assemble. The society appeal to
the people of the loyal States to assist in this
work, asking in the name of charity, human
ity and Christianity. 1EJ<1If-t II
They believe that, however diverse opin-
ions may exist as to this or that policy of the
Government in its action respecting the negro,
there will be no difference concerning the
propriety of bestowing the charities proposed.
To those so inclined, we say-send us, as
soon as possible, supplies of blankets, quilts,
shoes, stockings, coats, pants, shirts, chill
dren'S clothing, hats, caps, dresses and under
clothing, both new and old !; also strong, SER
vicable cloths, linseys, &c., simple household
utensils, testaments and spelling books. Con.
tributions of money are greatly desired te
further the objects of the society. 5e
Packages and boxes marked "Contraband
Relief Society, st. Louis" may be directed
Scare of Partridge Co." Ifpracticable thu
z freight should be prepaid. % "a
- Letters Of inquiry and remittances may b.
sent to the Corresponding Secretary, Mrs
VIM. 7. Hazard. The rooms of the society
open daily from 10 A. n. to 4 P. NJ, are at No
80 Washington Avenue, opposite Lindel
eesss's taDts .avab359g
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CANCELLING CONVENIENCE

LOB cancslling Revenue Tax Stamps on Checks, Ex
Il press and Railroad Receipts, Bills of Lsding T.
&C., with initials of firm corporation and dateo
use For sale ct PALMER'S BOOK STORE.
~ Samples on exhibition. Fl --.l-at
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Subscribers who find this mark (k) after theii
names will understand that the time they have paid
for has expired, and that the subscription must be
renewed by advance payment if they wish the
paper continued: tl.sa
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nRAPER keeps Clarified, Pulverised. Crushed,
for cash or produce. .t -
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CAUTION.

This certifes that DIR. W. o. KULP ia duly author
lied by TO manufacture the Patent Yucante Cora.
lite Gum and Plates for artificial teeth, under the
Goodyear Patents, at Muscatine, Iowa. Il mas. sti-,
We are Informed that Dentists In various parts OF
country manufacturing and vending said Plates
and Gums In violation of said patents; that some Of
said work. and ws therefore, caution the public against
being imposed upon by any Dentist not duly licensed
by MS to do such work. We do not license travelling
Dentists. Our licenses are Office tights The grant
secures to the party holding it the right
and sell the said Gums and Plates In the town towns
specified In the license, and not elsewhere. SO i.f
All Dentists using tho Vulcsnite, Coralite, Hard
Rubber or Amber Base without license from US, are
liable to prosecution for infringing upon said Patents
made BY Dsntist not holding Right License or Priv
ilege under equally liable in law with the maker
AMKRICAN HARD RUBBER co., E
ul.rl Owners Of the Nelson Goodyear y
- ..... Hard Rubber Patents.
R. W. FRANKLIN, General Agent. ''77 -
New York, Jan. /, 1868. mch14d&wtf.5
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nRAPER deli'ers all goods bought OF him free
~ charge --,---,