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ePRRMARoRRH0A oAg bH OuEBD.-Or.l Randhs
Specific cures SpNNsasofYk0a. Se,Hieal Weakness,
Inspesssey. Less Of Fe.eer. &C. srsedf And seect.el
Speoi6e win convmes the most aksrtieAl Of it,
merits. Price O. . box. Sold By 8. Q. Ford, cor
Henry Cook Ale1sndria.l 1AS-lyi
A1xDurIoH, Soldiers and others. Bamaritan's
Gift IL your only hope. Cures any eAse Of private
complainu in from two t9 four days. II ycu would
don fail 10 avail yourselves Of this Sfmsdy. The
SamafitanS Root and Hsrb yuioes' Ia the only
been treated with mercury. Take Of this Purifying
remedy and be permAnea tly cured. Bee advertise
ment In another column. "a ST
Tar oHHAPzsi AHH Bssr HAIa DYE n H4HWoRLD-
Nepsf Fddss on Washes Oss-U RhAnnh Hair Dye g.
.csnts . box. The best In use. Try It.. Sold by 8.
G.. Ford. corner lIth street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
ingtop, sna Henry Cock. Alexandra. 1Ae-H
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PERsofAL.-Postnaster General Blair LEFT
the city to ID ay Tor a brief visit 10 New York.
i'uring his absence First Assistant Postm aster
General Randall will act in his stead.
Assistant Postmaster General Randall re.
turned to this city day before yesterday from
the North, bringing with him his bride. Gov.
r. spent his honeymoon working for the Union
la Connecticut.
Governor Curtin. OF Pennsylvania, Hon. F.
II. Pierpont, Governor OF Western Virginia,
Hon. Vim. d. Kelley, member OF Congress
from Pennsylvania, and Hon. A. Wakeman,
Postmaster Of New York city, are at Wizards.
Evening star., 1863-04-10

The NATIONAL LOAN o-day the sub
scription to the national 500 loan, through Jay
Uo., amounted to Sl,374 600 up to two O'Clock.
The Government cannot furnish bonds as fast
they ara demanded. The subscriptions this
month already have amounted to al,0Oo, 900.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
A RORT TAKEN


The rebel -pickets opposite our lines ON the
Rappahannock, yesterday, allied TO our pickets
that our forces " had taken fort" The belief
ts-.bat the rebel pickets had reference to some
success of ours in the vicinity OF Charleston.
Evening star., 1863-04-10

SOMETHING New IN EFICURIASIsM.-De-
cidedly Dayton's Wine Biscuit is the most ex-
quisitely Favored cracker that art ever offered
to appetite. Sold by Cissel, Fenner, Gulick,
Duffy, Bacon, Marks, Green, Hail, Hoover,
and Orme.
Evening star., 1863-04-10

WAR DEPARTMENT,
" WAsHIxaTos January as. 1868.
In consequence of the pressure Of business nj the
War Department, passes for citizens 20 visit the
Army ofthe Potomac will be given al the otiee of
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 PenrsylvsniA avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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(SHIEP Asst QUARTRRMABTER'S OPYIol, }
~ Dtpot Of Kashinstox 2l3 G, corner 18th ST..
WASHrNcrny q q March 1853 l

WARRINGTON, b. 9. March u, loo5.f
With view to obtain on short notice md on the
best terms such supplies for the Of this Depart
ment, By purchase in the open market, al may be
required by tho sxisencies of the services and mot
otI erwise provided for By estimate on the proper
officers Of the Qaartermastsrs Department. all
dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Har tware, Drugs,
Lumber Of all eseriDtions, Leather, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Lanterns, Ship Stores, and such ether sup
plies known to be pHrehss ed by the Quarter
masters Department, hereby requested to fur
nsh this Office weekly with price lists Of the articles
in their limo, corrected according to tss auctua
tiops of the market.
None other than those com plying with tho above
sdvertsemen mt will receive orders from this office
EDWARD L HARTZ.
MIRA 2l.1m Captain and A. Q. NJ. C.SA
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NJ ICEi
~ TRBAsuar DEPARTMENT, April /, 1853.
Noste is hereby giren of the readiness OF this De-
psrtmsnt TO redeem. At maturity, the outstandns Q
two-years Treasury notes iesusd 10 1851.
Interest win therefore cease after maturity
thereof. 8, p. CHASE,
ap3-lAw6w Secretary Of the Treasury.
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OPERArIC CcSCKRT.-We leart that the cele
brated drau Italian Opera Troupe, (Kellogg
Brisholi. Amodio, 6uinili, ect.,) will give {
concert at Wizards Hall Tuesday night next
Evening star., 1863-04-10
COURT MARTIAL,

The court.martial for the trial OF Colonel
D'Utassy was in session for short time to-
day. No witnesses were examined, however
and the court adjourned 10 Tuesday neat
Evening star., 1863-04-10

THE FEDERAL FLEET MOVING FROM THH
PENINSULA IN FRONT OF vICKsBUR9.

YIcKsRURG, April THE enemy are with
drawing troops from the peninsula. Yester.
day all The tents were struck Four large
transports have gone up the river loaded with
troops. The enemy have cut the levee, and
turned the water into their own camping
ground.
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FROM THU FRONT

telegram was received this morning from
the Immediate front, representing all quiet
in that direction. far4-
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THE REBELS CLAIM THAT THE IRoSStDHS
zAND kEOkUK MERH DISABLED.
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which we are determined to close out in few weeks
Light and Dark PRINTS At 10, ls, 20 and Is ceats
Splendid Figured DELAINES, suitable for the
bssnt! !lul ssssr tnsnt sf black and White PLAIps
Blssehsa and brown MtsL1Ns at 20. Is, 50, and IS
sHElTike corroNs of all widths. at much r.
Brown and BE seh.d IA BILE LINENS. very chss,,
IRIsH LINEN at 20, 50, and so cents per ysrd
sprias 9xssf6EREs and GofroNADHs for Men
Yard wide good quality BRILLIANTs. at Is cents
white and Oolsrsd Best Mechanical ooRsHrs. At
1Iss III IT. saHsH q s5.k Il :sss ss 3 s
Ladies and satsR Misses Cord and r.ps HOOP sKIRrs-
having avery large lot on hsnd. We have 20 sell
bssutiikul fi,Ss Iot 81 SPRING sHAwLs,
Ladies' Fine white Linen HAkDkhRoHIERs At
ssoa a ao.sn ssaSs Green 4 p.niss SPOOL COTTON. At
l.ees dozen 1. Testss, spool Gotten. !. at sl.is,
iInsialhls d AIk y ETS, At ~ 20 and s ssnts,
STAPLE NQTI0Ns1sseh a. Pins. Needles Comb
Braiae, TWillsd Tapes. Cslosnss, etc. .s-in great
quantity. sae..stE
VCau early and secure your sooda ct LANSa
BURGH Bro g BALTIMORE BARGAIN
ST0RE, 81 Seventh street, between I and Z.
P.s-Ladies who wish to avoid . crowd Will
please call early In the morning. or late la the eye
ming The Store II open evsry evening until Q
c'c,ock. p8I1'
Evening star., 1863-04-10

APaOros.-We are indebted to Prof. Bache
fur copy OF the excellent sketch Of the coast
of South Carolina, issued by the Coast Sur.
Evening star., 1863-04-10

INTERNAL REVENUE DEcIsIos.-Commis
steiner Boutw ell has made the following dec
zion:
Decision 3S-Coac>rning mining and other con-, !.
1'n".es "un'"9 or possessing any railroad on eonol-
Companies authorized by charter to build rail
roads or canals upon which passengers and
freight, other than that of the company, are to
be transported, being indebted for any sum or
Gums OF money Tor which bonds or other evil
licences Of Indebtedness have been or shall be
issued, payable in one or more years after date,
are required to withhold three per cent from
ali payments on account OF coupons or interest
npon such Indebtedness as was incurred on
account Of such railroad or canal, and to make
quarterly return and payment thereof to the
Sc1nmissioner OF Internal Revenue
Evening star., 1863-04-10

FrRkOUGHED. p !.
Three OF four hundred soldiers on furiough
ssrne up from Aqua Greek yesterday.
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6To-night tho benefit Of charming Mrs
Wood. "Pocahontas"!
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Q r KEICIALs

DnPAar Nj 1T OF STATE
WAsaIHGros, April Q, 1851,
Release from the drxft on the ground Of slienass
4 has besn denied in the following cAse:N
Z Nn,ns. SD Where drafe6
Robert kmith. ..LApeer, Michigfa
Evening star., 1863-04-10
SD'QlD edition,
THREE O'CLOCK Pm.
TELEGRAPHTC
MOST sHPoRTafzT FROM CHARLESTON.
FOUR OF OUR IRON -CLADS COMMENCE THE
ASSAULT ON SEMTER, 1MoULTRIE. AND
THE MORRIS ISLAND BATTERIES

THE oTuSR IRON -CLsDS JOIN IN.
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NEWS rHRouGH REBEL SOURCES.

Gen. hIors an Ackns W irdged TO have been
Nhipped in Tennes see--R e@-l News from
the A1nihw est-Repsrted FEEDER al r etreat
srom Fort lRcmberton--R cport-d Move.
mens Of Gen. Banks-R rbrl Official Re.
port Of the Capture Of a Cnion Gunboat.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS, -
The Inteliigcncer treats upon, the bar In its
relation to civil liberty" @ as
The Chroaicle upon the estate OF opinion IN
the South, !" reads from the signs OF the timns
8 fearful retribntion which Is about to fall
"npon The arstocratc, authors, projectors ana
abettors OF the rebellion .
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ROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
REVIEWS BY THE PRESIDENT.
THE ARMY IN SUPERB FIGHTING CoNpI
TIoN

tSpecial correspondence OF Inc star
Headquarters Army Of Ms Potomac,
April 9, 1863. !
Editor Star The grand review, on the sth
instant, by the President OF four OF the army
corps OF the Army OF the Potomac-the 2d
corps, commanded by Major General Couch
the Sd corps, commanded by Major General
Daniel e. Sickles; the 5th corps, commanded
by Major General Meade the 6h corps, by
Major General Sedgwick-was 2 magnificent
spectacle. The officers and ma never pre-
sented finer appearance, more soldierly bear
ing. or were ever IN better spirits or better
fighting trim.
Among the finest troops present was the
corps Of Major General Sickles, which was in
splendid condition, and showed that they were
in a high state Of discipline
Tommy Lincoln, with his companion, Gus
taye Albert Schuman, tnot yet fourteen years
old, and who was with General Kearney
through all Els battles except the last one,1
were both mounted on fine horses and attracted
cons dprable attention. The President intends
sending his son TO West Point Academy, hear
Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Major General Stoneman,
Mrs General Carr, Mrs General Graham Mrs
Ce!oael Farnam, Princess Saim Salm, Mrs
ign. Griffin, daughter Of Judge Carroll, of
NsshiHgton,) and several other ladies, were
resent.
The mud is drying up fast, and the men are
s.spiling for 6 fight"
AT noon to-day the President will review the
1st, 7th and b army corps, and will probably
rot return to Washington until tomorrow.
1The next House Of Representatives, ex-
Guiding the States in rebellion, consists, so
iur "a the members are elected of eighty-five
Republicans, seventy three Democr and
oE' Conservative Unionist. There are yet to
be elected twenty-five members, rs follows
Vermont 3, California; 8, Western Virginia 3,
Naryland5, S, Kentucky9 9, Missouri ivacancy)l.
Vermont Western Virginia, California, and
the district in Missouri which is vacant by the
death OF MIR. Noel, pretty sure to elect
Tnicnists, which will give that party . total
--~hn-G indapandanf
OF the result in Maryland and Kentucky. 1.
Is pretty safe, therefore, to predict that there
will Be reliable majority in the next house to
shpEo1t the Government in all proper mea-
Sues for the suppression of the rebellion.
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ID GENERAL A AUCTIONEERS,
IRos H.Iy PENSayt vkNI. sy,xve

| - GENERAL A AUCTIONEERS.
| IRON HALL, PEsSsyLvAsIA AvAsse,
Bettyssn 9th and 10Th streets,
| Having renewed their license oferstheir services
| Household Fnrniturs and Merchandise Of any ds
| required. apala
| A BOOK FOR EVERY CAVALRY oFFIcER.-
q Esgu,iaWsions u, for or the rsis ssryiss Of csy.!ry
ensa. Amy ny FIJI, s1b. sl.
laslin: Price 81. Free 81 m all on receipt Of ths
..a~ PULP & soLeaoss.
Z 10 tub. and r.g.! RvSE1s. .so.. assHps nu,rsn,
part new, in store. For sale bI = nrr
.psa. No. Aso Elsh.s P i; =, nuaaeMd a.ss sid,.
". have just rsesiyed 800 pounds more of tAo..
choice Sugar cured Hams at l2lf ee.ts . pound.
Call early before they are Ea.S ~ ,Sq at pHas1Hs
apsSt corner 9Th and sta.
NoTIcR. Il hereby caution all persons as.ins.
5sssyns certain aI f,S Nst ds.:s
after date for twenty -.ix issl dollars, drawn sY
\. tss and .ss ss,s s
ssntsiions, shall not HsE i It %atprit{,
.gsa No. - Sfh Hi.h st.. a.Sssonsssi s.orssse.i..
Tu.v, On rATF1ss.MAErhsg = y st.;s. It'll
GoWqua; also, Floor, fable and Stop OIL Oloth 4
.as
Inss. ns. .pd M ssesnd: hand, which vin bs:oA hee,s
mar ), I'm 4 BUcHLY.
SUTLIRs AND aRs0HKs WAGONS.
-ss; s;s. Fl: ,as :sl sss.:
HAND xs Sxsoss. ,oI IN: Il; II 2 1ousa
marpam No. 4o9 Psansyissais Avenue
A0-" 'a's'afa5ssf 'a''f5s !is Sa1kss!x. 8: s,H!x..y..
szzAr aAsE1eg, NosEsHss.s sgs Asspp WET
ss sss = :.
ss.s.sisl. sections 80 Of ; u: county rhis Con-
North. lAsT. WIT, AND NORTHWEST.
xAsFHHI}EEsSstpR1o IEIE xxSSsskk dS8SsTo.
oiHT4ELLi With, 81 Es3lssftda sh3SlRstsSt h9of'-
.s ..s 4 50 sss "a ss e:
sTIhH PPSSyISs0S1s .aS Ss5 h.:
@ ss.n. z Great lisia e saa os e oos
:::::s. St s::.. .''
jan &,5t Waskinstoa. D. b.
AQH APlRHANgINGSi AQS
4OO Gold end vsives a1OV
Gold etamDed, and medlum DrHeed 0old RApoF1s
with varied stock Of Glazed and Blank Papers &
the loves eeah prices. -..sssa f..z
- 80 WIN SOW SHADHsl
New Desfrus Gold Band and Imitation Gold BAAA
window Shades Buf, Green and Blue Holland, or
OVAL PICTUMn BRAHnet
Warranted te be Fiided with Gold Lesfl
District from the best sActoxy in the oonnty,
With q Seautiful variety of small siasd OyAl snd
afscturss Aiso, Phetosraph cssds, smbfaeiae
copies Of celebrated Pictured. Paintings and Ssasa
sry, Albums, do. ~
PICTURE CORD AND TAssEISf
Oiherent sises and eolors. Picture Riag, 1yss
Nails 40. Orders for PEY-rhanstnSs or WinAev
Shades punctuaiiy exseutsd ey ekyerieacsA WORK
uren In cty or coantTy. Terms sssh
g-pisase remember rae number, ass sth atresf.
a the erns cssh Tor goods end labor. -
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AND GRsCRKH WAGONS.

LARGEST size , and 4-Horss Suffers Wagons,
without Springs. 9rceer's and other WAGONS,
With Springs Also on hand several BBCON1
HAND WAGONS. For sale b.
mar lS I'm No. 400 PsnnsylSaaia Avsn1s.
Evening star., 1863-04-10

E1W York KATE9-3 O'CLOCK P. n.
Coupon 6's, 1881, los i; 7-30's, los; Demands,
147; Gold, 147.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-16
Original Notice.

THE STATE OF IOWA,
MusCATIEE COUNTY, u.s.
To John G. Sweeney, Bartholomew & Turnpseed, Ru
tan, Riddle Co., Thomas M Isett, Hiram Inman,
Joseph A. Mills, Hoch, Musser & Co., John NJ.
Perkins and Edmond PassInore:
You are hereby notified that there will be on file on
or before the first day of December next s62 in the
ONCE OF the Clerk of the District Court of the County
of Muscatine and State of Iowa. Petition of Sas "
Jacobs, Plaintiff claiming of the said John G. sweeney
the specific performance by him of an agreement for
the purchase OF certsin tract of land lying in said
county and being part of section (7 in ownshp
7S) north of range three (3 west, des
cIibed as follows Commencing at q stone being the
corner OF William W. Bairds land, in said section
seven anu being in the center of the old territorial
road leading from Muscatine to Iowa Cty-thepce south
-ninths degrees east hundred and fourteen
ana nall (ll412 rods, to stone-thence west with
north line, eightysix S6 rods-thence north
and parallel with said east line hundred ar four
teen and half 14 rods to the center of said road
thence eastery with the line said road to the place
Of sixty.two acres, more less
Which said agreement was made in writing about
the nrst day OF APRIL 1862 and by the terms of which
the said Sweeney to pay for said lands the sum OF
sixteen hundred dollars, aud interest expressed in
his two certain pronissory notes, in writing bearing
date the said first day of April 1S62-one of which said
notes was payable before the first day of October
Se5 ana the other on or before the first day of October
1862 with interest the same respectively at the ratio
Of ten cent per annum-as will appear more fully
in the said petition. '
That the amount claimed to be due and owing on the
is the sum Of six hundred and sxtytbree and 81 co
dollars aud interest thereon from the first av of DC
tober, 1862
That In default of said performance that the said
premises may be decreed to be sod much thereof
as may be necessary, to satisfy the there due
ana unpaid OF such purchase money, saving and
serving to the said Plaintiff his rights and remedies as
to the residue of said purchase money.
That the purchaser at such sale have Immediate nos.
session of the premises sold.
Inat all OF said defendants be forever barred and fore
closed OF all Interest and equity of redemption in the
said premises, and that the said Plaintiff may have such
other or further relief decree as NAV se,
meet and agreeable to equity.
But no personal claim is made against any of the said
defendants except the said John G. sweeney
Now, uness you appear thereto and defend on or be-
fore noon OF the second day of tho term of said
Court, commencing on the first Monday of January
judgment and decree rendered thereon as prayed in
said petition Yours, &C.,
THOMAS HANNA, Atty for Plf.
(Dated) Nov. 90, 1862 -d19w4w s15
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-16
Sheriff Sale

DY virtue of special and general execution to me di.
- rected and delivered from the Office the Clerk of
the District Court of Muscatne county, State of Iowa.
against thu goods and chsttes lands and tenements Of
Tripett Sells Co., have levied upon and will expose
to sale on Saturday, the 18th day Of February, A. D.
1863 at the Court House door, in the city Muscane
the following described property, to wit
Lot number eight s and the half of lot number
nine (9), all in block hundred and six 1O6) stu
aed Ia the city and county of Muscatine State Of
subject to execution in favor of John Sparks Also
lot number twenty -four (24, being in the northeast
quarter Of section three S, in township number Sew
enty-Six 76), north Of range two ( of the fifth
(oth principal meridian containing i've acres,
or less, situated in Muscaine county, State af Iowa
Also, lot number nine 10y, in block hundred and
forty-one Q4l), in the city and county of Muscatne,
State of iowa, subject to an execution in favor of
Chauncey Williams.
All Of which, much thereof may be necessary,
will he sold to satisfy said special and general execution
in favor Of Garrettson Wiley.
Sale to commence between the hours of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, to wit, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ.
H. H. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatine County.
Muscatine, Jan IA, 1868..w4w ST So
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-16
q BlTuARY.

DIED. tho 7t day of January, 1862 at the tempo.
rary hospital In Columbus, Ky, Of lung fever, CHARLES
Thirty fifth Regiment Iowa Volunteer Infaptry-sped
IS years, months and days
He was born In puxbury, VT, July 4th, 1927. After
residence in Michigan and return from three years
spent in California, he to Ataisa, Iowa. and was
engaged In business at his home, when the last call for
volunteers induced him to sell his stock in trade
make provision for his family, and enlist az private
He enlisted on the 18th day of August On the 18th
day of September he took aectionate leave of his an
ly, more to meet wife child or mother 30 depend
ent upon him, in this world.
He served one term Justice of the Peace at Alta.
lissa and filled the Office with ontire satisfaction to
his and Past Master Of the Masonic
Lodge, known Is Ionic Lodge, at that place. The
Lodge, and other members Of the Fraternity, took
charge of the funeral obseQuies aud after discourse
BY Rev. Samuel 8. Howe of Iowa City, in the Presby
terrain Church, to which his wife and mother belonged
he was inferred with the usual Masonic rites The at
tendance was large the being the long
est ever known in that vicinity.
The following extract from letter written by Rev.
+. II. Evans Chaplain Of the regime t. to the afflicted
widow. will show the state of mind n which death met
the departed. His disease contracted during a
voyage OF Twenty-Five days, among others guard Of
rebels prisoners to be exchanged Says the Rev. Mr.
Evans :-"I thank my Heavenly Father that you need
not mourn as these that have hope 1 talked with
your husband q short time before his DEATH He was
conscious Of his condtionknew he must die and was
prepared for it, He could not talk much in conse-
quence Of the of his lungs yet he most clearly
expressed his mind at peace with God and with men,
together with abiding trust in Christ for full and
complete salvation Heis doubt with the Lord Join.
ing in the triumphant songs of pure spirits above-
The Rev Chaplain further says" He was universally
esteemed in his company and in the regiment All feel
that they have lost a brother and friend"
Thus died the esteemed Citizen patriot and soldier
another sacrifice to that cruel merciless and rslent
less rebellion which has risen in against tho law
fnl Government of the land. Communicated
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-16
United States Tax.-Notice of Appeals

DUBLIC notice is hereby given to all concerned that
the annual assessment for Muscatine county for
the year 1852 is now complete and in accordance with
the Excise Laws OF the United States the
Book will be open inspection to all interested at the
office of the Assessor in Muscatne, the 18th to the
Both day of January, 1862 and in my ABSENCE by cali
ing upon Judge Meason, Assistant Assessor,
The 30th and 3st days Of Janusry 1885, are the days
set for hearing and receiving all appeals in regard to
said assessment after which time appeals will close
for Muscatine county assessment Of 1862.
PLlNY FAY, U. 8. Assessor
I'd Collect. Dist. of the State of Iowa.
Muscatine, Jan. IA, 1868 d&w2w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-16

A "MALE" WANrED.-Postmaster arc
often the recipients of some rich letters. The
following will do for specimen:
Mr. Mahan sir Want you to send my male
if enney in your office to my A Dress and
oblige Mis- sarah A W Please send i,
to Chicago Ill fail Not if enney in your office
We suppose this epistle is the production
of young lady who is badly in want of o
" Teller" Any likely young man inquiring
at the Post Office can learn the "a Dress "
of this interesting young lady.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-16

A DISGRACE TO IowA-We learn that at
Iuka, small town in Keokuk county, near
Sigourney, there lisa full company Of men,
eighty -four in number, who have been duly
organized, and sworn into the service,
but who utterly refuse to proceed to rendez-
vous, giving as reason, that they did not
care about going to war. Col. O'Brien, of the
AID regiment, proceeded to Iuka, few days
since, with an order from Gov. Kirkwood to
attach the company to his regiment. Oh his
arrival, in company with Sheriff Adams, an
intimation of the nature of their business
having preceded them, the company turned
out and saluted them with groans and Kisses.
The Colonel informed the mutineers that
they would be forced to go, when they threat.
ened to shoot the first 'blue coat" that dared
attempt to force them. In the evening the
company marched to the hotel at which Col
O'Brien was lodging and treated him to q
charioari, at the close of which three cheers
were given for Jeff. Davis.
Such state Of affairs in the loyal State O
Iowa is burning disgrace to her fair name
These men have no doubt been misled by tn,
dastardly tory sympathizers in the North, o
which class of people there are large mum
Der in this region. The Governor shouli
oblige these men to 60, if to accomplish il
requires all the available resources of tn
State. Blot out this foul stain on the homo
OF our fair name, by all means.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-16

~A letter was received in this city We'd
nesday, announcing the death of DR.. B. s.
Odds, for many years resident of this place,
until the California emigration of 40.
He died in the military service in Wash.
ington Territory.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-01-16

e The venerable DR.. Lohan Clark, of the
NJ. E. Church, relates as one Of the many
laughable scenes Of his ministry, the story
Of man in Landoff, N. H., who, in his zeal
for the conversion of his wife, prayed :
"Lord, FIJI her with amimosity," 49,.