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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14
Iowa Democrats Again Called To
Arms.

LIE Grand Byinston, the valiant Chairman
of the Democratic State Central Committee,
has issued another manifesto to the "faith-
full" in which after giving list of appoint
ments to be filled by distinguished speakers"
he says:
''As the work of killing Democratic speak
ers has already commenced, the Democracy
of these counties are entreated to turn out to
a man to these meetings, determined to pro-
tect their spokesman"
This appeal to violence and riot is issued
"by order Of the Democratic Central Commit
tee." Why could not these peace Demo-
Gratis advise recourse to Flaw" for protection
instead of calling their followers to arms
Why do they thus invite strife and bloodshed
in Iowa ?-Docsnport Gazette. ~s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

Senator Trumbull has removed his resi-
dence from Alton to Chicago Illinois.
Gen. Schenck has issued an order forbid
ding army officers to stop at Barnum's hotel,
the reputed secesh headquarters in Baltimore.
The Richmond Enquirer quotes watermel-
ons at ten dollars piece, pears 25 to so cents
each, and blackberries plentiful at ten dollars
per bushel.
| A sale of U. 8. "Five-twenties" was made
at the New York Stock Exchange on the 5th
inst, at 81 OFF. Ifthey are already above par
what may we expect them to be when the war
closes?
A grand International Wheat Show is to
be held at Rochester, September 9Th, 9th and
10th, 1868. Competition is open to the
world, and premiums are offered amounting
to $40.
The late Lydia j. Rotch, of Boston, left
49, 900 in trust to T.. Parsons and others,
for the benefit Of the general convention of
the believers of the doctrines of the New
Jerusalem church in the United States.
At New Orleans, on the 4th, General
Emery issued call for three or four regi-
ments of men to serve for sixty days in de.
Tense of the city. In just three days four full
| negro regiments were raised, organized,
clothed, armed and equipped
| Capt. Perley, of the 9th Missouri infantry,
fell from fourth story window of the Gayoso
House, in Memphis, on the night of the sth
inst, and was instantly killed. 1t is supposed
that he fell asleep while sitting in the window
to enjoy the cool breeze. His home was at
Litch6eld, ILL.,, whittier he was going at the
time of his death.
The War Department has recently decided,
in the case of Sergt. Quinton, of the 9Th Ohio
regiment, that discharged soldiers are entitled
to the 800 bounty. Heretofore decisions of
the officers connected with the Paymaster's
department have been against the allowance
of this bounty to discharged soldiers. The
decision of the War Department, however, is
eminently just, and is important to every SOL
der who has been or may be bonorably dis.
charged for any reason, and furnishes further
evidence of the liberality of the government
| towards its noble defenders.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

ca There are two reasons given by the
anti-draft men Why the draft should not be
made One is that it is impo sible to put
down the rebellion by force OF arms, and,
theref re, that the war should at once be
stopped. The other is that the rebellion is
80 far subdued that no more soldiers are nee
essary. Both strong-if they were true.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

~ A Union Mass Convention for the State
of Illinois is 10 be held at Springfield on tie
Sd ofSeptember Some of the most eloquent
speakers and patriots in the country will be
present.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

A, NEGRO REa1xrNr IN lowA.-We learn
from good authority that Gov. Kirkwood is
auth rized to raise regiment Of colored
troops in this Stat..-Dss Noinss Register,
l1fA. @ao' r 4di q sS3
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

Is Gen. futile nm stAb0litiOnist 20
The Dubuque Herald wishes to know
whether ION the occasion of visit of Adiu-
tant General Thomas to Gen. Tuttle's COM
mand, the latter officer advocated the arming
of negroes to aid in prosecuting the war
against the South ?" For the benefit of the
Herald, we will state that Gen. Tuttle's com
mand, while at Duck Port, Lou; siana, we be-
lieve was drawn in line, or square, and ad-
dressed by Gen. Thomas, who made known
the policy of the Government in relation to
arming negroes. He was followed by Gen.
futile, Democratic candidate for Governor of
Iowa, who approved the policy indicated by
Thomas. Gen. Tuttle was followed by Mai r
Henry O'Connor of the s5th Iowa, and it was
remarked at the time by one present not in
the service, =" that Tuttle was more of an ab.
olitionist than O'Connor." These facts were
written us by our correspondent at the time
and have since been vouched for by Mr..
UConnor in personal interview.
As to the second inquiry, ibid Gen. Tut.
tie, or not, send fugitive slaves up from Cairo
to Chicago and other places in Illinois, &c.p'
we will state what is well known here, espe
cially by those who obtained from Gen. Tut
ties department the persons aud services O
"reliable contrabands," that no fugitiv,
slaves were sent off by Gen. Tuttle, but tina
the property Of fugitive masters were Sew
eral articles Of property belonging to Gideon
J. Pillow, fugitive rebel, found their way
here, bonds for the faithful keeping ofwhict
were given Gen. Tuttle. During Gen. Tut
fGe's reign at Cairo, no contrabands were sem
North except under his supervision.
For one, we don't think any the less Of Gen
Tuttle for these things, but only wonder al
his being found in company with such poli'i
cal confederates as the editor of the Herald
Gen. Tuttle did endorse the policy of armine
negroes to aid in prosecuting the war against
the South, and he is responsible for the ne
groes sent from Cairo into Illinois and Iowa
while in command at this point, as we car
fully prove,--all Of which is respectfully sub
mitted to the Herald without money and
without price. - s.L..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14

z At Berrien, Michigan, barrel Of sorghum
syrup was stored away some Eve years ago,
and It was recently tapped, when the contents
were found % b white sugar.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14
Second Glass.
YULfON TOWNSHIP.
Nyst Glass.

Fsyst Glass.
VIM Gordon James E Robb
Hiden Datleff James Chambliss
James Mcclure Isaac Lawler
Dennis Colona Jacob Highberger
Rudolph Seberlin John Brown
Hans fde Charles K Tolles
Jacob Branch Alfred Schoonover
Stuart Milne s Geo SchoOnov YER
Fred k Guin Christian Seberin
Henry Kirkenwald Alex Stockdale
Hartman Mayhouse whitaker Jayne
Robert Sweetman Edwin Coates
Sebastian Highberger Edwin s smith
Simon Sexton Fred'k Fentil
Charles Frederick Fred'k Seamson
Ernst Pruss Solomon Lindner
Louis i,ahl Charles Steffner
John Halapd DanIF campbell
James McGuGin Alex Johnson
Samuel tiency Geo W Burkitt
Geo W Hency John II Ellis
y. ichael Fanall Fred'k lillian
Antoine Aller John Thos Lowell
Joseph Hlghberger WIN Lowell
Nm Sissel Nelson Orcutt
Jefferson Chsmblis Geo W Demine
Elisha Gardener A Melvin Parsons
Abraham Long David Daley
Sam'l s Newell L Price cunningham
Thaddeus b Shew Albert Van Epps
Louis Duga Harmon Van Epps
VIM Patterson cornelius Van Epps
Alex Hamilton Elihu Ransom
G. A McGarvey Proctor Mccormick
James A Eaton Kissick carnahan
Jacob Johanson WIN II Barron
Frank Jakeman John Newell
Geo Barth Abraham MINER
iSsm'l jenkins John HFowler
James Means Eliakim II Crossman
Fred'k Tels.ow Andrew Gordon
Cornelius wilkins Henry Brickley
Charles Raupe Henry circuit
Second Class.
John W Jayne Thos Geigel
VIM Wingrove b Burris
Thos Venarde VIM Knight
Phillip Baker Martin Il Lake
Valentine = Nicholson James Moher
Andrew Baker John y Pearce
Geo " sissel VIM Hinecks
Joseph Brunell Geo Bailey
Solomon Lowell II W Smith
Chris Laschanzki Luther Gear
Levi Baker John George
Gustavus ALDER David English
Harvey Baker Valentine Wineman
David n BENEDICT VIM Bunker
John D Browne Christian Getternan
Ambrose lager James Ryan
Richard silverthorn Ferdinand Schraxy
VIM B Hewitt Alexander Nackio
James sissel James Tough -;
Pat Mclaughlin Frederick A Smith
James George BENJAMIN sweetmau
Ezekiel o DAILY Frederick Hiden
Sylvester Wiley John Nugent
Robert Aston VIM Mckee
Charles Schultx ..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14
ENROLMENT FOR THE DRAFT.
lcoNTINUED FROM FIRST pAeE-coNcLus1os.
'0MU WAND
Nrsk Clam

lVoN1ANohO FhoA FLEET PAGE
s s., S TalRD WARD.
1xst Uas.
Geo Weldon Christian Blackhart
LemngweN Thos Cummins
Kennedy Thos Tillard
= Eugene Alein Alonzo Trumbull
Inompson w snyder
= McMsnomy V VIM I a Bitter
Orandall Samuel Gilmore
HAIRLESS VIM Halstead
Henry Lowers johnson
David nltzer Joseph Langpasp
Joseph Bohm Matthias Trick
ID McFann Il G Cook
John Wiley VIM Getter
Adams VIM Keifner
Chns Kessler Fhcnnegar .u
A GreasOn Nv IilfOn
Henry Blanchard Richard Kirton
Lewis Bard Thos Berry
Fred Geisenhouse Conner
Robert Hatch j H Murdoch
John kiefman Joseph Hineman
Ben Goldsberry Noah Fyock
john Shitzer -f Chss Patrick
Noah n a S Grimm Hs q " Ws,..
Geo Preston Henry 0moltzee
w Frazier Ohas Bachman
Andrew Stefen Smith
H Ro.th Garrison Goldsberry
John Wilson Marion Heston
John Daley Thos Wiles ..s
John Kelly Theodore Baker
John Malone August Baker 81
Owen White VIM Hittig
Charles Hines sI JK Martin ' --
Levi Bretz GrOsaheim
VIVA Freeland Rudolf Richard
Fred Kempner Jacob Miller
T Lagrils TT Van Buren,
L McGreer Michael Malone
Edward Cole Chas Norman
VIM Shafer Thos Pickett
Ohas Wabeselt John Spellman
Henry Martin B,Dowling
John Crawford Chas Halter
Giles Hume Ohas isen
+ La'ham David McLeay
~ Clifford John Sergel ..
John Farnsworth Beardsley
Thos conway Phelps Hayes
w ninth James Lynch t.., s..
Henry Schwalm Wolf Kaufman
Thos Horn John Lemp
Joseph Barrick Il Townsend
L Brandenburg VIM Minor
Scott Martin aitzer
Josiah Turner VIM A Halter
John Dongherty VIM Austin
Geo OOriell 4 Samuel Pennel
WIN Reifenberry Daniel stormfsldt
John Road Geo Jones
L Oomstock BIN Hammell
Jerome Csrskaddan John Ryan
Henry Cater Frank Fisher
Fred Kroel DIS Phillips
J seph Bilss Ell Belden
John Hartman John Elak emoro
VIM Davis Maurice y Neidig
Dennis Ryan VII Simpson
VIM Kramer NO Armstrong
LlH Wnshburn Ernst Berger
Second Glass;
Henry Hagerman Thos Garrett
John Nestor Jas II Morse
Henry Miller Miller
r Adams John Chambers
Daniel Woods Musser
Conrad Ehenhour HIST John
Nathaniel Harrison G A Garretson
VIM mcGreer Hershe
Peter V,lberg John Hedlund
Chas White VIM Smart
Fred Matschall j d Broadhead
reuben Burtner Frederick Miller
John Keifner Godfriet Aumuller
A VIM John Bowman
Jackson Painter John Richardson
Stephen Knott Nathan Adamson
VIM Matthews VIM Reynolds
Jonathan Adams John Deitch
Geo DEM son Joseph Rilger
Simon Kahn H G Smith ..
John Dennan EN- Kys.inger
John Lantz A Bishop
w Thompson wv Lucas
Thos Rainbow Green
VIM Roach 8 A Foulke
James Berry J Hardman
John AXE q Stiles
Anderson Chambers JTKrehe
b Loan SmaltZ
Chas Nedplich FB Speer
VIM Hine 8 b Myers
John Tuerk BENZ Null
Daniel Kopp SH Perry
Fred HeintZeman j Patton
Nicholas FrierRuth K BOhn
John Russell Robt Thomas
H Munson Skinkle
Henry Smsltzer VIM D Ward
John Crook Joseph Pearson
Isaac Gatten 8 Weayer
g Null Geo W Dillaway
Geo Williams Edward Dryer
Thos Plat Mike Rice
Thos Peasley Michael Mahan
VIM enson Robert Young
Pm Hess Lorenzo Kraniz
w II Saddler VIM Perkins
Samuel McKibben G W Fulliam
Pat Harrigan John Muntresgl
Roger Hogan Geo Terry
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-14
LAKE TOWNSHIP.

FIss C7ass.
Joseph Boilar Thos Morton
Wesley Boilar Leafs
U Huseman Matthew Cochrsne
VIM Lucas Reuben G Palmer
Geo Beatty John n Gesler
Edward Brown David Coble
Milton Rice John RAM
Robert Mccoy Jasper Shinglar
Daniel Mccoy James Thomas
VIM H Hoops VIM H Simson
VIM H Davis g w Barger
John Hanuf VIM Coffy
David Hanuff John Keefer
Geo Wagner G W Reesink
John A Wills John Blaky
John Schoemaker r L Sumner
John B Carlot Samuel Goldsberry
Geo Hineman La Fayette Lake
samuel Lucas jr Jacob Smeltx as
VIM r Lucas Sylvester Stone
Abrsm j snider Louis Herbaugh
James McNutt james Shobe
Frank NJ Hanell Geo Alexander
John B Cross B McGill .-
John P Shinglar VIM II Brown
John Burn VIM II Manders
VIM Williams Demon Manders
John Rice Ralph Haldsrmsn
Wilburt Latourette Adam Wagner
John Williams John Fl Downen
Abram Shelly Henry Gregory
Ricord .... 4 .-
GeooNd Glass.
James Clark charles + erassen
David Legler VIM Herbaugh
Geo Hoffmeir j G Phem
John M'Cannahan James Shobe
Robert cochran J c Parmelee
Adolph Guntz VIM, esaplethorp
James McMichal James Wiley
w X Helmes j c Hitchcock
F d Helmes David Stewart
VIM Harper Joseph Boilar
Andrew lnhoof VIM Barger
Thos Sweeney John Chown
Jacob Minder VIM Butler
RIP canon VIM II Hazlett
Burris Rankin tDavid Tyler
John La.ourette samuel McNutt
Reece Hoops VIM Young
Jacob Il Barger H Reesink
John Fletcher CORTLAND Gillison
Peter Houtx John B.lsam
G M'Cloud christian Neinhouse
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Second Glass.


VIM Lawrence Daniel Houtz
Geo Gillis Pat Shannon
Dan Wagner Thos Mccall
joe Wagner Kerr
Pat lynch HI Ohinn
Samuel Holiday Jacob Dollar
Henry sipher Goldsberry
Jacob RalidlsmAn Thos Baker
Rufus Todd L K Richardson
Isaac Reed Geo Epperly
James Byrne Brown
Samuel Bowlsby Henry Brookhards
John Cady BE Chapman
Samuel Collins y Ilcel
James Donaly Asa Dollarhids
Levi Eiche.berger Joel Epperly
Joseph Fo,ter Stephen Edgington
Charles Higly james Tanning
Oliver Lonstreth Luke Gates
James Maioy Henry Grimm
Edward Roach Fred Hacke
Griton Stoker A J Mccormick
Albert Townsley D Newbegin
T.asc Wilcox Manassas Reeves
Stevens Greenberry Cyrus Tcwnsley
5 A McBride Nathaniel Temple
Pct r Goodwin Nv Wilson
Henry Reed Williams
Frank Raymond VIM Murray
Levi kliason samuel BOWMAN
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News Paragraphs.

[NorE.-Ths names Of colored men are indicated BY
dagger thus
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-18
NOTICE OF INQUfSITIoN.

Whereas Samuel McMullen, one of the sons and
heirs at law of Samuel McMuen, late of North
Woodberry township, IN the county of Bedford,
NOW Blair county, presented petition setting forth
that the said Samuel Nc Mullen lately died ntestate
leaving widow, since deceased, and issue as fol-
lows: Mary, ntermarried with Hairy Ga tes, now
deceased, leaving daughter. Sarah, intermarried
with John E. Satterfeld, residing in the county of
Bedford, William McMullen residing in Clarion co.
Pa, Elizabeth, intermarrled with Johnson McClel-
land, since deceased, leaving children whose names
and residence are unknown to petitioner, but who
are believed to reside in Carroll county n the state
OF Indiana, Susan and Sarah both since dead, with
out lawful issue. Catharine, intermairied with
William McKiernan, since dead, leaving two sons,
Gerald McKiernan and William Laper McKiernan,
both residing in Douglas county in the state of Kan
sas, Samuel, your petitioner, Nancy Jane Tussey,
the widow OF her late husband, James Tussey also
residing IN Douglas county, in the state of Kansas,
and that said nestae died seized in his demesne as
o fee OF aud In tso certain lots of ground situate
In the town of Woodberry, the east side of Main
street, being lots Nos 81 and %, in the general plan
OF said town, adjoining the Lutheran parsonage on
the Moth, and lots of George r. Barndollar on the
soutn SAID lots being each sixty-six feet front ard
running back hundred and ninety hit feet TO
an alley. ~
Notice is therefore hereby given, that in pnrsu.
ance OF writ of partition or valuation to me d-
rected, will proceed to hold an inquistion or val
hatlon on the premises, on Monday, the 10th day
OF october, 1853, when and where ali parties inter-
ested may attend If they see proper.
JOHN J. CESSNA, Sheriff.
September 49, 1863.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-18
NOTICE OF INoUIsITION

whereas, Jacob shloyer, and heir at law of
Philip shroyer, late of Londonderry township, Bed
lord county, Decd presented petition setting fol tn
that the said Philip shroyer lately died intestate,
leaving widow, Mary Shroyer, since dead, and is.
sue twelve children, viz: William shroyer, living
IN Allegheny county, Md, John Shroyer, living in
Somerset county, Pa, Jennie wife of Philip KIitz,
LIVING in Bedford county, Polly Gommeil, wife of
reteI Gommeil, living in Somerset county, Pa, E.
izabeth, widow of William Spealman, living in
somerset county, Pa, Rachel Castner, wife of John
oastner, living in Bedford county, Sarah Klitz, wife
OF Samuel Kitz. living in Bedford county, Jacob
Shroyer' your petitioner, Philip Shroyer living in
heary county Iowa. Daniel shroyer, living in Bed
ford county, Adam Shroyer, living in Bedford coun-
w. Susan, wife of Jrcob Wilson, living in Bedford
county; and that the said Philip Shroyer died seiz
ed IN his demesne of certain tract of land adioio
Wells. MAJ anu
Notice is therefore hereby given, that in pursu-
aaee OF writ of partition or valuation TO me di.
rected, will proceed to hod an nouistiop or val
uation on the premises, on Thursday. the 22d dav
oi Vetober, 1863, when and where all parties inter
ested may attend If they see proper
September ls, 1863. 'A'''"'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF IwQUrsTTTcN.

Whereas, Adam WeaverIing, one of the sons and
heirs at law OF Jacob Weaverllng, late of West
Providence township, Bedford county, dec d, pre-
sented petition setting forth that the said Jacob
Weaverling lately died intestate, leaving a widow,
named Elizabeth, whose right of dover has been
relinquished. and interest in the estate of said de-
ceased fixed by marriage contract and agreement, a
copy of which is hereto annexed, and eight children,
viz: Elizabeth, intermarred with James Mcdaniel
the said Elizabeth and her husband both deceased,
leaving surviving them Mile, lntermarrled with
James O'Neal, Barclay Mcdaniel, residing in llli-
nos city, Illinois, Susan, intermayried with Ephram
lmler, Daniel Mcdaniel and Eliza, nlermarried
with Samuel Bender, (she now deceased,) leaving
surviving her, her aforesaid husband and chill
dren, Mary and --- Bender, both minor children
under the age of 81 years, Henry Weavering, de-
ceased, leaving surviving him widow, Mary, and
ten children, viz: Eve, intermarried with William
Bralier. Jacob J. Weaverling, Maria, iuermarried
with Jacob Cogan, David (now in the 18th teg't p.
V.,) Mary, ntermarried with - Burket, James
Weaverng, Susan, Mile, William and Henry, the
last four named of whom are minors under the age
of 81 years, John Weaverlng, residing in the state
of illinois, Mary, ntermarried with Michael Sulli
van, residing in Belmont, Belmont county, Ohio,
James Weaverllng, Illinois city, Rock Island coun-
ty, Illinois, Adam, your petitioner, Daniel, residing
at illinois city, Rock Island county, Illinois, and Su-
san, intermarred with William A. Duffied, resd-
ing at the same place.
That the said decedent, Jacob Weavering, died
seized IN lee Of ard in two certain plantations or
tracts of land more fully described as following,
TO wit The composed OF several tracts and part
of tracts known as the .Manson Property" adioin-
ing lands of Jesse Groves heirs on the North Dam
iel Buck and Peter Weaverlng's heirs the south,
Daniel Sans and William Milestone on the east,
and Abraham Morgart and Jackson Morgirt on the
wet, containing in the aggregate about $50 acres
moie or less, the other thereof known the " Hugh
Gallim tract adjoining land of Peter Weaverng's
heirs on the west Daniel Sans on the east lands of
Adam Weaverling, (petitoneD on the south and the
Mansion place above descr. bed on the north, con-
tanning about 100 acres more less
Notice is, therefore, hereby given, that in pursu-
ance OF writ Of PARTITION valuation to me d-
rected, will proceed to hold nquisltion or val
uation on the premises on Monday, the 18th day of
October 1862 when and where all parties interest
ed may attend if they see proper.
JOHN D. CESSNA. Sheriff.
Bedford, September is, 1863.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-18
II IL. A k T. r. S ,
CAUTION.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary on the last will, &C., of Pc
ter H. Studebaker, late of Napier township, decd.
having been granted to The subscriber, by the Reg
ister of Bedford county, all persons indebted
tilted to make payment Immediately; and those
having claims against the estate are requested TO
present the properly authenticated for settle
ment. THOMAS p. STUDEBAKER,
September IL, 1SG3-6ts Ex'r.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-09-18
STRAY HORSE

Found trepassog the premises of the subscriber,
living in Cumberland Valley. Township, Bedford
County. Pa. aHrown Horse, supposed 10 be atont
years old. The owner is requested 10 come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
tsg HENRY FElGAT.
cont 9Th 1GGoH 81
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