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Russia and the EuroP can Congress
The following letter has been address
cd by the Emperor of Russia 70 the En-
perOr Napoleon in reply TO the Congress
propositions
Ny BBoTHER: In describing the pro-
found uneasiness Of Europe and the utili-
tv Of an understanding among the Soye-
reigns to whom is coniided the destiny
of the nations, your Majesty expresses a
thought which has always been mine.
7 have made it more than the object of
desire: I have dedueed from it the rule
of nv conduct. All the acts Of my reign
.ttest nv desire 10 substitute relations
of confidence and concord TO the state Of
armed peace which weighs so heavily
upon the people. I took the initiative,
too, as far IS was able, OF considers
bic reduction Of my military forces.
During six years I released my empire
from the obligations Of the recruitment,
and T undertook important reforms
guarantees Of a progressive development
at home and a pacific policy abroad.
tt is only in presence Of FVentuahties
which might threaten the security aud
even the integrity Of my State, that
have been compelled TO deviate from this
course. My most ardent desire is 10 re-
turn to It, and 70 spare my peoples BacTi-
fees which their patriotism accepts, but
from which their prosperity suffers.
Nothing could better hasten this moment
4b,n GENERAL settlement Of the ques-
lions which agitate Europe. Experiences
proyes that the real conditions Of the
peaee Of the world rest neither in an i'm
possible immobiliiY nor in toe instability
Of political combinations that each gem
GRAFTON would be called upon 70 sunul or
70 remodel. AZ tho will Of the passions or
of the interests or the moment but rath-
er in the practical wisdom which imPos-
es upon all the respect CT established
rights, and suggests to al The compro-
misses necessary to c9ncIliate history,
which is an inelfscesbie legacy OF the
past, with progress, which is q law Of
the present and future.
Upoh these conditions a loyal under
satBdiag between the S5vereigns has al
WAYS appeared desirable b me. ] should
be happy If the propositions emf ted by
your Majesty were to lead 70 IL. Bat, to
be practically rallied, IL could only
proceed by TIE consent ct the other Pow
ers and in order 10 obtain that resuA ]
think it is indispensable that your Asj
es,y should specify the question which
10 your opinion should form the object Of
an understanding and the basis upon
which that understanding should be as
tablisbed. 10 any easr, / can assure you
that the object you pursue, that q attain
ing Without disturbance the pacihcation
Of Europe, viii always meet with my
wsrmest sympathiss.
avail myself at the same time Of tae
present occasion to reiterate 10 your MFj-
esty the assurance OF the sentiment Of
high consideration and sincere fIieBd
ship with which [ am, my brother yeur
Msjesty's good brother.
ALExAEDRIA ZARsKoE SEIo,<
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BY order Of the Wsr Department sac
erunty Of Sc Mage, Nd, sod eoal''es
Of Northampton and Aeeomaes eastern
shore If NiEglnia. are annexed % zen
Buffers c ,nsmsnd. Several negro ISL
meats will At once be rsernitsa from slA'
district.
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cHANcERY coURT.

Clsrk aad Iaac--J IS. GicEves.
nF- The Court moots TOE GFsi Monday Ia ksy ERt
November.
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The rebel Congress seems % pc Ap-
plying its Foote to President DAVIS
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

lTu LIEEs on LEss 10 ooHsrITUTz saUAHE.l
Square, dsy, 81 OO-sach addt'aR insert'n, 50 80
week. aOO-Aach additional .nnara. ] so
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NIGHT POLICE

Cspfasa-John u Puckett.
Fgrst I6sil,esianf-Robert Scott.
Second Lietliea sisf--Iohn g. lDgslis.
FATEOIMEs.
Eamos--David McSabb, John Csyendar, joel Phil
lips WIN Puckett, Tan'l Burget, VIM GuliOy, Murphy
IhlliIe, Saml Plumncr, John Chenault, Aich DAVIS,
James Miller, Vim Mayo, Nm Rice, VIM Baker, II
Byron, Bird Bruce, Z Nicbol, Wm Stewart, jesse
Perry.
az TIE Police Csurt is opeood every morning Bl
nine O'Clock
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oiacUIT COURT,
Dbl - 80 - C

CsTk-Davie G. Love.
ss-Tls Court meets ths Est KosdsY in MEroa
ard September.
CRIMINAL coUET.
gusgr-Hos n n. Bsion.
LsorHrY Getiasl-Gco. b. Stubbehe!d.
Czh-Uhnf.ss W. smith.
sz~ The Court meen TIC nTst Monday In April, Al.
coft and necembeT. la|
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AGENTS WANTE 0-.-ss positively
made RE0m 90 Ceota--Sonstl,iar urgently
HoSded By sfeiy psrsOn- 10 samples sent tree b
IaEl for 20 cents that ietAils for -, By
r. L. WULCOTT,
10 0hatham square, New Tork.
soTls--s. -
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COrNTY OFFICERS.

s4ss6-James Z, Clinton. DeTsitss-sfhcmas Bob.
uon and J. X. BuchaaEn.
Registsr-Phi8eas Garrett.
7f=aeo-W JE7per Taylor.
Csr0Hsr--G 3 GnEicr
Rau0e-AleIaudcr Mcdaniel.
2ssessue Coitsd5r-T1. ID. kVDeTtsoa,
Bsllrsad Taz CoEsci1r-T. 3. Briiey.
Otzssables JoT 1as Hzshvilss D,srtas-JohH D. 6OWe'
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rs To the Ladies.

Al Auctions q the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 80 unfortunate
10 msoafFy prove aborton can De carried 10 their
fun lime II found pregnant, by giving me a call,
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COUNTY COURT.

yu6gs-Hon. Jsncs Whitwofth.
egTk-P. Lindsey Michel.
E1- The JUDGES Court meets the hrst Monday IN
eacn month, aud tie Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates d tbs County "a held tho hrst Non
day IN JssaAFy, April, July aud October.
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Aastpills AMinM.

Freedom and Nationality.
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w sterility.

Young Married IAdis. whose nisfortuus u has
been Dot 70 bring forth In due season remember God
has said you shoud multiply and Feplsnsh. II this
Is your desire, yoa can consult ether BY letter or
person. No lady OVER thirty ave years Of age need
make Application. All communication by letter or
person sttictiy oonadentisl.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
rnF pArra I'll M u rrrrr--r.

~ Advertisements inserted in the Special Column
charged st the rate Of twenty oenta per line for the
6rst Insertion for each additional insertion ten
teaIs in the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the rst insertion, fOr every additional insertion sf
teen Csnta.
Marriage and Funeral Notices.
y iI be charged IS tbs usDal advertising rates.
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g Night emissions Cured

YouSG Nan, atop bsiurs yOp further 50. OF al
dseases SubJeet % Nan, there 20 diseaIs 80 hard
70 cure a. \ got En SONS and physicians are scarce
thai understand treating It and 10 you say that
have cured doEens n hH eiiy.As well diIs.-
ent States, who have spent dolisr sisr dollar, AID
nov vel cured BY me. am daily resolving lot
ters and sereng medeine 70 All parts q the country
In a word, al th.t diseased IN any way, and WI
give a cal, win give sat sfsetioa ftr an OF ihe
diseases mentioned in this advyFtisemenl. The best
o. references givca in this city.
AZ leiters directed 70
DIR. McGILL,
No. q uuion sirset, NasAyills, Tenn,
Jan. !. viii nest with pf0mpi Gstentton
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tuesday, MORNING, JAN. 8, 1864.
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Russia ard the EuroP can Congress
The following letter has been address
cd by the Emperor of Russia 70 The En-
perOr Napoleon in reply TO the Congress
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-05

IA, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, to which bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. VIZ. CAMERON, for The UniOa.
soHN WALLACE, for the DispateA
NAsEvnLE. TrsS., July Is, 1883.
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o1 j. l.. DONALDSON,
dec29-tf Chief Qusrtermaster.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
WYNKOoP's ICELANDe PICTORIAL.

Diseases of the Throat Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent insidous and dangerous. The prop.
critics OF medicine to alleviate and uproot these
complaints, must be expectorant Anodyne and Invig-
Grating, loosening this of tho hroat and mpart
Ing tone to the entire system No discovery in medical
science mastered this class of diseases like Dr..
Wyncoop's Iceland Pectoral. 1t is used with the most
astonishing results in all of Bronchitis Influenza,
Whooping Cough, Diptheria or Putrid Sore Throat.
Asthma, Group, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Irritabity,
&C., &c. .. 81 ..........- ..s. f-.E -Ef.
The Rev. j. j. Potter certes, "that have used Dr..
WynCocps Pectoral for several years. myself and in my
family, for Pulmonary Complaints, and have
commended it to many others, and have ito
equal' Rev. J. j. POTTER, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials
could be produced showing it's remarkable and
that IL neuer fails. o..
1t seomposed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm of Gilead,
Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane Comfrey, Burdock, and
other invaluable expectorant and tonic Ingredients, It
is harmless, prompt and lasting. Invaids and suffer.
cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family
should have it, 1t is remarkable for Group Full de-
scrptons recommendations and directions accompany
each bottle. .. .--- -.
Prepared by DR.. R. D. wyncoop, and sold by ID. Q
Barnes 8 Co., New York. lH." a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

r. The veterans of the 7th Iowa are at home
There will be meeting at fremont Hall this
(Friday) evening. the 22d, to fill the ranks Of
the 7th, the 18th, the 10th and a5th Iowa
Regiments. Come on, boys; there is yet a
chance to go and lmmortalize your names
with those noble veterans, as they have al
ready done. Let the hall be crowded with
such as take an interest in filling those hon
ored regiments. Ladies are invited to encour-
age by their presence those who may come
forward in so noble cause. Good speaking
and music may be expected.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
LYONS KATHAIRON.

Kathairon is from the Greek word "Kathro,' or
"Katharo," sienfying to cleanse rejuvinate and
store. This article is what its signifies. For
preserving, restoring and identifying the human hair
1t is tho most remarkable preparation in the world
1t again owned and put by the original proprietor.
and is made with the care skill and atten.
ton which gave it sale of million bottles per
annum. "a s.'".e
1t is most delightful Hair Dressing. --
1t eradicates scurf and dandruff.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Itprevents the hair from falling and turning gray
1t restores hair upon bald heads. aH~2Eot,1
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head
of hair should use Lyons Kathairon. 1t is known and
used throughout the civilized world Sold by all re.
spectacle dealers.
,-s' DEMAs s. BARNES CO., Proprietors,
York
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
Aggregate loss from all causes

Aggregate loss from all causes during the
year, 297 men.
Corporal Willis o. Phipps, Co. g, was shot
through the body and killed, June 18th, at
the seige Of Vicksburg. az
John Ernst, private of Co. c, received
wound in the head June 18th, during the
seige of Vicksburg, from which he subse-
quently died.
Lieutenant VIM. NJ. Dugan, Co. K, and
private James H. Byers, Co. G, and Andrew
Walker, Co. A, were wounded in the engage.
ment before Jackson, Miss, May 18th.
Twenty five deaths and ten desertions oc-
CURED whilst stationed at Cairo, Ills, and
Columbus, KY, up to April 18th, 1868. One
hundred and two deaths and twelve assertions
in the field.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

THE MUscAT1NE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The present board of directors of the Musca-
tine Agricultural Society are an energetic.
enterprising body of men, and are doing
much to bring up the renown of our annual
exhibitions to something of the former years
Of prosperity. A good start in the right d.
rection was made last year by the increase Of
the premium list, the fruit of which policy
was shown in the great success of the Fair.
The policy then pursued is still that Of the
society. At the annual meeting last week, a
committee to revise the premium list was ap-
pointed, with instructions to make them lib
eral. The interest has re-awakened, the
meeting being the largest and most enthusi-
astic, as well as harmonious, one, ever held
by the society. We understand that at least
$500 will be given for trotting horses alone,
and that the premiums on other classes of
articles will be proporionably large. With
tn, re awakened interest in the society, the
liberal premiums and the anticipated support
of citizens, we can confidently predict glo-
rious aud successfutFair next fall. The board
Of directors hold meeting in February to
decide on the adoption of the premium list
now being revised by the committee.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

Gov. KnkwooD.-The following resolution
speaks for ITSELF Gov. kirkwood is entitled
to and receives the thanks Of every loyal man
and woman throughout the State, for his
efforts in behalf of the soldiers:
MuscArlNE, Jan. Is.
At meeting Of the Ladies' Soldiers Aid
Society, Mrs. II. Q. Jennison offered the fol-
lowing resolution: Resolved, That vote Of
thanks be given Gov. Kirkwood for his hearty
cooperation in our efforts to relieve the wants
of our suffering soldiers, and also our con.
gratulations to Gov. Stone for his beautiful
and patriotic inaugural. -eettHe,-
-s-- Mrs. G. CABLE, Pres't.
Mrs. S. UNDERWOOD, Sec'y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

REcERrlox OF ACoxrAay A.-Tuezday. was
long to,bs remembered day in Musca,ine.
It had become k,iewnlon Monday that por.
ton Of the, veterans @, 90, A,,7th lows, were
d Davenport snd |waaId he .dosp Issterday
morning. Immediately the LADIES' set t en-
selves earnestly, to work in making prepare
tons to- receive them, and, .noblyo did Trey
perform their duty. '''.' i,1,fs,,i 3.
Tho tram containing the boys, arrived At
eleven o'clock, announced by the loud peal
ing Of our little cannon, which expresscd in
torres Of thunder tie Welcome awaiting the
boys at the depot, where were congregated a
vast assemblage Of people, completely filling
the street. d The boys were disembarked and
formed in lice, when accompanied by the
vast crowd, they marched to Eichelberger's
Hotel, where they were received, not in the
cold formal manner usual on such occasions
but by hearty hand shakings, and-must We
record it-kisses, from the rosy lips of Mus
catinc' fair daughters. At two o'clock they
were invited into the dining room, where
repast awaited them, such as only could have
been given by our own townswomen. The
long table was literally hid from sight by the
many good things it supported. These were
attacked with a will, and for some time it was
hard to decide which had the better of the
contest, the soldiers or the victuals. As fast
as one plate would be emptied, another would
close up the ranks, thus preserving an I'M
broken front. But the gallant boys were
finally compelled to cry quits. Then came
few happy remarks from Major OConnor,
serving well as desert to the bounteous re-
past, when the soldiers were dismissed to re.
turn to their several homes, each well pleased
with the hearty, cordial and substantial well
come extended him. The table was reset
several times for the friends Of tile boys and
invited guests, and yet the supply appeared
undiminshed, so beautifully had the ladies
prepared for the occasion. "A
The remembrance of Tuesdays proceed
ings will long live in the hearts Of the gallant
boys, and serve to cheer them in many
tedious hour of their service hereafter. Mus
catine did herself credit, in thus honoring
her noble and brave sons, the heroes Of many
battles, and our country's brave defenders.
ALTERATIONS AND CASUALTIES OF THE Both
have received from Lieut..
Hoover, Acting AdjutaDt an annual return Of
the alterations and casualties incident to the
S5th Iowa regiment, from which We extract
the following interesting items: Nineteen
officers have been promoted
during the year. Ten resigned and one died.
Sixteen recruits have joined the regiment
One hundred and thirty seven members have
been discharged for various causes. One
hundred and twenty deaths have occur !
red two of which were in action, and two |
killed by accident Seven have been wound |
ey-three accidentally and four in action
twenty-five assertions have occurred-six of
The deserters were apprehended, and one man
was tried and con victed. |
The 70 lowing table will show the designa.
ion of companies in which the casualties
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
A FARM FOR SALE.

T WILL sell my farm lying about three miles north
i west of the city OF Moscatine, on the Iowa City
road, containing 100 acres about so of which Il
under cultivation. rep ID -...tz.se
The improvements consist of brick house 90 by 40
feat, frame 16 by &c feet carriage house,
shop, with place for implements and tools granary,
crib, wagon she'd two stables and pig house. two
wells and ctern, 26J apple trees about $50 Of which
in full bearing most Of the others just coming
into bearing nine standard pear trees six bearing,
II dwarf trees 10 in barring, 500 grape vines in
full bearing 50 cherry trees in bearing currants
berries and Strawberries. s-r a.. ,-..-~-
will sell the whole, divide it in two parts, d.
vidug the Iowa City road, which near tho
middle, will exchinge The part the West side Of
the road for improved City property. a-..- -esi3
Terms will be made easy if desired. s-
ian IL dim VIM JOHNZEIGLER,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

Our REPREsENrAT1vE.-T Keokuk Gate
City thus discourses on our representative,
Hon. Jacob Butler, the Speaker Of the House ):
"Jacob Butler we have known intimately
from boyhood, and we hold it an honor, as
any man might, to count him our friend. He
bore spotless character and a high reputa,
ton amongst his youthful associates at Miami
Univerity, and has earned for himself an hon.
orable position as lawyer, ard an enviabe
reputation as citizen and Christian amongst
the associates of his manhood" b
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

JUpaE R;cnMAN.-The January term Of
Court for Johnston county, is now in session,
Judge Richman, of this district, occupying
the bench in place of Judge Isbell, who is
holding Court here. The Iowa City Pres
says: "Judge Richman fills the place of
Judge Isbell with great credit to himself and
satisfaction to Attorneys and suitors. He is
prompt, contentious and correct Judge, if
our estimate of him from few days obser-
walton is correct -FaH
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

The Bounty CONTINUED Mr. j. Compton,
recruiting agent for this county, has received
orders to continue the bounties to recruits, as
heretofore-$302 to new recruits and $402
to veterans-as will be seen by advertisement
in another column. Now is the time to serve
your country and at the same time be well
remunerated for your services. The govern
ment has been induced to do this on account
of the increased number of volunteers. As it
is uncertain how long these bounties will be
offered, advantage should be Immediately
taken of il, 80 81 ~=-s as ~~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
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These Pills should not te taken By females during tho
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Full directions in the pamphlet each package,
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N. B-$, 90 and six postage stamps, enclosed to any
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

T The statement of the Courier that
Provost Marshal Compton was removed from
Office on the 1st Of January is. Of course, q
falsehood. It would be strange. indeed, for
that paper to tell truth about one of its po-
litical opponents.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

FOR Temporary Poor Fund $1,000 or SO much thereof
~ may be needed. ta-ss-
For relief Of the families Of soldiers $4,000 much
thereof ~ may be needed. e EFrs ngF IN
To defray the expenses Of the January term of the
District Court $500 much thereof - may be
needed. Is .- 80. ... ..-.-.-.
The Clerk authorized to settle with certain Town
ship Clerks. JOHN W. JAYNE, Clerk.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

CHANGE OF PUBLICATION DAY.-We have
changed the publication day of the Courier
from Thursday to Friday. The JOURNAL Of
this city, is published on Friday, and we find
it very difficult for our papers to reach cer-
tain postoffices before the JOURNAL does-so
we thought we might as well give our read
ers one days later news.-Courier. b
The insinuation that the Courier is pur-
posely detained in the Post Office in this city
is basely false. Mr.. Thayer cannot produce
a particular of respectable proof that his
charge is true.