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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

That the people Of the loyal States are per.
fectly willing to assume the responsibility Of
protesting against the establishment Of an
imperial despotism over the ruins Of pow.
erless Republic, upon this continent, has
been we'll established since the first intelli.
gence reached their ears that Louis Napoleon
had determined upon . Protectorats over
Mexico. Involved as We are in civil war.
the American people eaaanot sit silently and
allow a European throne to be erected at our
very doors. The Nation has, howsvss, never
until now spoken officially upon this subject
On the 4th instant, Henry Winter Davis,
from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, r..
ported the following joint resolution:
Resolssd, That the Congress of the United
States are unwilling, by silence, to lead the
nations of the world into the impression that
they are Indifferent spectators Of the diplo.
matte events now Transporting in the Republic
Of Mexico; therefore, they think 6t 10 declare
that it does not accord with the people Of the
United States to acknowledge . monarchial
Government erected upon the ruins Of any
republican Government in America, under
the auspices Of any European power.
The House Of Representatives adopted the
resolution BY the very emphatic vote Of !:
yeas, 100; nays, none.
Originating. as this resolution did, in the
popular branch Of the Congress, it is attend
ed with deep significance. It simply means
this: The Republic of Mexico must not and
ahaH not DO destroyed for the purpose Of
founding q monarchy. Napoleon cannot ex-
tend his sceptre over the American continent.
As much as we deprecase war-especially
war waged for purposes Of conquest we
trust that al Europe may be made to under
stand that the American continent WAS de.
signed for free government and free institu-
tiors. Let Napoleon hear our protest and
keep his Glands off,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

~ N. N. Paullin, who has already earn
cd the reputation Of being the cheapest grocer
in Auscatine. has received, in addition to his
usual stock, . good assortment Of Yankee
notions. percussion csps, toilet soaps, combs,
threads, fancy candies, ID, &C., which he il
prepared to sell, wholesale or retail, at unu-
sually low prices. Paullin has an assortment
Of TEA superior to anything in this town,
and he asks good judges TO give him call
and satisfy themselves, both % to quality and
price. Paullin's business is done exclusively
for cash, and every one who wants to save
money in buying his -four, sugar, tea, coffee,
molasses, sosp, de-, should at once give him
. call. ~ 81 fit .s.} e
Paullin sells strained honey; ,.., s,..
Paullin sells new dried beef at 1q1c;
Paullin sells inclasses It 76c; II 80
Paullin sells coffee ct Ace; i,j5 d2iav'--
Paullin sells Kerosene 1t Toe ;d4var .E....-
Paullin sells smoked halibut; --,
Paullin sells Eastern maple sugar;
Paullin wants butter, eggs, lard, hams,
shoulders, beans, &C., for which he pays thu
highest market price in cash or groceries. ap
mar16dwtf. ,,a, ,ss, -, ,..a,.r ..,.,g ,i5is
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

The name Of the Deity is spelled with four
letters in almost every language. In Latin,
Deus; French, Dieu; Greek, Theos; Ger
man, Colt; Scandinavian, Odin Swedish,
Codd; Hebrew, AIDED; Syrian, Adad; Per-
sian, syria; Tartarian, Idgy Spanish. Dias !;
East Indian, Esgi or zeni; Turkish, Add !;
Egyptian, Aumn OF Gent; Japanese. Zain !;
Peruvian, Lisn; Wallschian, Zene; Etrurian,
Chur; Irish, Dieh; Arabian, Ala.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

PLows.-L. 4 J. AcG1eer are manufacture
ing = few of Caster Patent Corn Cultivators.
They are just what the farmers need, and BE-
sides being labor-saving institution, they
also combine neatness, cheapnes and simpho-
ity. But call aud sc the pillow for yourselves
at lcGrsers Pump Factory. east Of the
Court House. feb12w2md2w. .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

FATE cE 4 FAST Youxa NAN.-Our read
ers will remember an account published by
us some time siqce Of tho arrest of young
man named Josiah Dawson, at.rCleveland.
Ohio, for swindling the government. He was
taken to P,ttsburg for trial, and subsequent.
ly sentenced to the Pennsylvania penitentia.
~ for life. saI - .01 'ae9@ So
The history Of this young man forms sad
warning. He is most respectfully connected,
bis father being one Of the leading men Of
our neiehboring town Of Washington, and
has received every advantage to ct him for .
useful life. 1,gge.8 n.is "a,
/ When the 18th Iowa infantry was being
organized he assisted in raising . company,
Of which he Was. elected Second Lieutenant.
The company was assigned to ths 1lth,-
After the regiment had bsen in service some
time, and whilst stationed in Tennessee,
Dawson became enamored Of Southern
lady and eloped with her through the rebel
lines, deserving lovely and accomplished
wife at home, to whom he lad been married
but short time. The woman having &C
complishsd her purpose in persuading Fed.
eral officer to desert his Asg, lett him soon
afterwards. The next heard Of him was at
Cleveland, Ohio, he having BY some means
made his way out Of the Southern Gonfeder-
acy, where he impersonatsd Major Foster, Of
the 18th Iowa, and was arrested for some
sort Of swindling, the particulars Of which
we are not acquainted, and taken to Pitts.
burg for trial, and finally lodged in the peni-
Tertiary to serve for the term Of his natural
life. Aa3 e9-s 'k*-a.< l..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

1t appeara that IN the robbing Of the ssfs
Of The Treasurer Of Buchanan county, ct
Independence, $4,000 were stolen, instead Of
100000, Is has been heretclere stated. The
Board Of Supervisors offer reward Of u, 900,
instead of 81 900, A. previously offered BY
the Sheriff This reward win b paid, 81 ,Oeo
for the detection Of the thief or thieves, and
81 800 for the rseevery Of the money, or =
proportionats amount for any portion thereof
Here d good chance for dstectives.to ezer-
else their wits.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

- The authoritative denial Of the inten.
oeo recognition Of Aaximillian's Empire in
Mexico, BY our government, was called forth
BY the following statement in the P.,ia coz.
rsspondence Of the New York Csmm1,e.o,
Aas~essr: ut is believed that toward the
end Of the present month Maxinillian win
ssnd circular to each Power announcing his
assumption Of the throne and inviting tn.
no~'nataon Of Ambassadors, Censuls, de-
Inst TINS circular win b. fayorably met and
re1pcndtd 70 BY Prssidsnt Lincoln. I, .t.t.d
70 b matter Of certainty. Aceordinr 70
report one part Of the recent mission Of c.o
Fossy to Washington was to sound III. w.,h.
ington Cabinet on this subjsct-ths result s..
ing that it WAS intimated to him tho United
States would accrsdit Minister to Mexico.
psoviding the new Empire adopted no policy
dissstly q indirsstly antogonistic to the On.
lon" 'sss 5a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08
~ The following table compares the off,
cial returns of the populations Of Chicago,
showing an astonishing growth.

Thus. IN thirty-three years, q colony Of 10
persons has grown into city of nearly
14o, 900 population. -'a7 ~ r .f.a'.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

SotvrD At LAsr.-- What 10 the reason that
men never kiss each other, while the ladies
waste . worlS of kisses on feminine faces. ,.
said the Captain to Gussie the other day. up
ct Normal. Gussie cogieated, and then an.
swefsd: ."Becsuse the men have somethine
better h Hiss, and the women havn't," The
Captain saw II, !" Immediately. 335I5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

E Illustrating the dea that one should
adspt his language TO bis hearers. . story is
told Of woman who was handling pair Of
artificial plates in dental Office and admir,ng
the fuency With which the dentist described
them asked him, "Can body eat with these
things 2" my dear madam, mastication can
b performed with facility scarcely excsllsd
by nature herself" "Yes. know but osn
. body cat with them p replied the woman.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

ma Dean Richmond, who is head wire
puller Of the Albany regency, says that the
Democrats won't nominate Mcclellan for the
Presidency, but will take man whose name
has not yet been mentioned in connection
with that Office as9Hs3 ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

4Axra rns Brsr OF s'csaptain, Jewel, !"
s 8 I. son Of Erin, q ship was coming on
tne coast in Indictment winter weather. shave
ye almenick on board :" -ssNo. I hayen't. -
INN. % jsbsrs, replied Pat, eve shall have
% saks the weather - it eomes."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

! Rqssi. gets geo, 900 BOO q gold ! ye.r from
the Ufal Inouptaina as'r % &c., . =
d Brigham Young's new theatre viii cost
$3.50 600 and hold 5000 people. q as
ii On the nisht Of the 2sth some guerrillas
captured and burned . trading boat seventy
miles below Memphis
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08


[$s, ooO.] 100 acres, all ENCLOSED with hedge.
A2 Improvements all good. Seven miles
4 & s. from town. Aa wall, - Us.
[31 ,2s0.l 80 acres fenced with other land.
House uponit. Four miles from town.
Isl 400 80 acres - we'll improved. Ten
miles from town. s2sis-- e e
$40 acrss Of prairie, south Of Centre Grove,
$l2 per acre. One.third down. Seven per.
cent interest on deferred paymsnts. :.
4 1rY PRelsaEY:.-- si!ssi, Sas;s- IT,
~, 900. Fine residence on Sd Street.
81, 400 House and half lot. on Sd Street.
[3eoQ.l House and bait lot on Cd Street.
1890. HouSs and halt lot % ga Street. -
[&600. ]si House and half lot on 9Th Street. q
Lt85eJ House sad hpif lot on 6th,Street. y
one-half Of the Port Louisa Steam Mil.
Many other farms, and prairie land.
Houses ia the city, vacant lots, &c 'i-sF
Apply to @. G. HAMS 4 Bao.
Mar. lott
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

The New York Legislature has passed
bill which provides thatiin future, ministers
whose taxable property amounts to more than
81 $50. shall be exempt from no portion Of
the tax, a. At present. Why they should be
in any degree placed shove other citizens il
not very clear, for they are entitled 10 oil the
rights which their fellow men enjoy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

,SoRGHux SEEp.-Will editors or readers
tell me what is the best kind Of Sorghum seed
to plant for syrup andSsugar, where it can be
obtained, and the pr'ce! Will it do 10 put
we'll ,rotted stable manure on the ground
where plant it this spring? When is the
best time to plant? Should the seed be soaked?
e 9s0 c. G.P.
We know Of but one variety Of Sorghum.
Climate and habits Of culture may have
changed it's characteristics somewhat, 20 that
there is . difference in growth, appearance
snd yield. There are many kinds Of Imphse.
1t is the generally received opinion that sor-
ghum is the best for syrup. In Mclean
county 1t will, without doubt, prove the most
desirable variety. We know Of no variety Of
Northern cane that is sure to make sugar.
The Sorghum and several Of the varieties Of
Tmphee have graduated in small amounts.
You may succeed in getting small pro-
portion Of sugar and you may not. The
cane known as Otaheitan (Oomseeana il
claimed as superior for this purpose. We do
not sell seed. Parties advertise IN the Far
m<r.% Eli seed dealers here keep it. Write
them for prices. You can use your stable
manure with good effect. Ws should soak
seed, but men differ on this point. Plant
sha low when your ground is we'll prepared
and warm-when you would plant corn.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

o71o PREPARING roR Dsrnxss
houses OF the Ohio Legislature have passed
an oct ito provide moro effsctu.llv for =.
1''ense Of the State against invasion" The
'.1 ~ one million dollars is appropriated to
purchase arms, field batteries, camp eeu;n.
age, etc.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

Have our Buttsrnut friends heard anything
dropf Has brother Thaysr sxaminsd the
election rsturnss Do our bogus Dsmecsats
sntsrtain strong hopss Of slscting Psssidsnt
nsxt November New Hampshirs slsots .
clear Union ticket by more than 5000 ma
jority, and no "bayonsts 1t the ballet. box. !"
Connecticut, the home of Tom. Seymour.
elects the Union State ticket BY N estimated
majority Of 5000, and Legislature almost
unanimous. Cincinnati elects Uniee city
ticket BY majority Of ONLY 4,7oo. Day
ton, the former homo of the saintsd Val.
landsham, gives Union majority ef OILY
800. Ksokuk elects . Union Mayor By q
majority Of 2s6. St. Louis elects Radical
Mayer BY the small u majority Of $500
St. Jossphs elects . Radical Mayor. Glove
land gives Union majority Of 1900. Prince
ton, New Jssssy, elects Union ticket. Thsss
80 . Ssw glsaninss Of Union victories.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

u. The wear and tear Of war on horses
j. srsat-terrible. Gen. Halleck says in his
report that the waste and destruction of cav
airy horses in our service has proved An evl
Of such magnitude as to require some imms-
date and efficient remedy. In the army Of
the Potomsc there are thirty six regiments Of
cavalry, averaging for the last six months
from ten thousand to fourteen thousand men
present for duty. The issues of cavalry hor-
ses to this army for the same period have
been - follows: In May, ACTS; in June,
6,327 in July, 4,71s; in August, 6,499 IN
September, 1927; in October, ,0s6. Total,
s5.O68. To this number should be added
the horses captured.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

ORPHANS ASYLUN.-We learn that agents
are appointed in every township In Muscatine
county, and that with two or three exceptions
they have accepted the Office and are now
appointing sub-agents to call on every vote,
to aid in making home for the orphans in
this State. The articles Of incorporation and
an appeal to the people will soon be issued by
the board of control, and circulated through
the State. In the meantime we hope to see
the agents At work, preparing the public
mind to make liberal contributions. a.
I. II We hope to have the Asylum located in
our county We must be up and doing. Ou'
subscriptions must be liberal and universal
Let every one give literally and freely to this
noble object, where we oil can meet on com
mon ground. While all will be cared for and
treated alike, it is yet true that great mum
Der of children made fatherless by the VA,
for the preservation Of our democratic inst;.
tutions, have given An impetus to the under
taking at this time. D. .rt
Mrs. VIM. Brewster has consented to &C,
as agent for the city. Her we'll known sner'
gy and devotion to every good work insures
thorough canvassing Of every ward. 1t il
confidently expected that the city will sub
scribe at least ten thousand dollars. This
will encourage the country, and if all will
give As God has prospered them, the sum will
easily Be doubled IN the couaty. l., e.
The following committees were appointed
by the board of control, at their meeting al
Davenport, last week: -, r. ~. III.
FOB SECURING TxMPoBARY BUILDING.
J. B. Howell, Keokuk. a....s
Mrs. Newcomb, Davenport.
Z. B. Darwin, Burlington.
" J. S. Horton. Muscatine. ts.r
J. Wright, Keosauqua.
Hon. @ G. Cole, Desmoines. b.. .l>.
Mrs. Wittenmyer, State Agent. g..
CON. TO APPOINT NATION AND OTHER oFr1cRls
Mrs. Darwin, Burlington. 81
+" Sanders, Davenport. e. t-h21o
H. Brewster, Muscatine. as' , '..i
o." Brainard, Iowa City. 10 t'.'
:" Corkhill, Mt Pleasant. s'! 891
Judge Baldwin. " ID Ses 'sl'no 2 ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

GENERAL .HAroH. The Chicago Tribune,
speaking Of tAe promotion Of our fellow towns
man Gen. Hatch, says .~EJ
i The telegraph brings tae Eelcoms intelli.
gence that Col. Hatch of the I'd Iowa cavalry.
has been appointed Brgadier General. This
10 tardy recognition Of soldierly merit BY the
Government. In al the battles 10 Western
Tennessee, Gen. Hatch has borne distin-
guished part. Il has been the fortune Of the
writer 20 witness his coolness and valor on
many . battle field, snd IN long and fatiguing
marches and pursuits. II merit has any
criterion upon which to base rewards, he
should have been promoted twelve months
ago. We look fol I prosperous and honors-
be career for Bsisadier General Hatch Of
Iowa. 800. FL. s,rs.,a f,,aer ,rs...
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Grover Bakers celebrated Premium
Sewing Machine stit ''cs and embroiders 70
perfectly that tits impossible to tell in which
it excelsior sale It the crockery store Of
Dillaway L Bro, Weeds Block.
Jan. 22-dsY. ...!i LiL-L- ~.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

built from .9o6 to 800 feet high. The rail-
roads sres ready to construct the bridges
without cost to the government, at the Falls
Of the Ohio.
Nr. Mallory, of KY, in adverting to the
biz, said II it had been passed two years ago
millions Of dollars would have been saved to
the government in the transportation Of sup
plies.
Mr.. Morshead, Of, Pa, moved to lay the
bill On the tabls. Negativsd BY four majority.
Mr.. Washburne, of Ill. said the bill in
volved great constitutional principles, and
thersfors he moved, it referred; for considsfa-
ton 10 the Committee Of the NhoIo.
tee on Roads and Canals.
Mr.. Holman offered resolution directing
the Committee on Military Affairs TO report
the bill increasing the pay Of privates.
Mr.. Schenck said the committee had pre-
pared such . bill, but withhsld it to ses what
amount will be raised from the new tariff.
Mr.. Schenck moved to refer the resolution
to tho Committee on Military Affairs. Agreed
to. g.
The House refused to give the Naval Com
[mittee ten days leave to visit and inspect
sites for navy yard. sesr I'd ~
Inc House then went into Committee q
the Whole on the Nationsl Bank Bin.
The House agreed to the amendment Of
fered yesterday. by . vote Of 80 against a,
that nothing in this act shall be construed 70
prohibit the taxing of banking capital for
State or municipal purposes, provided the
taxes shall not BE- higher than the rate Inn
posed by States On the same amount Of
monied capital in the hands of individuals.
Mr.. Brooks submitted three additional sec.
tons, two Of which he said came from oil the
banks Of New York, with perhaps one
| exception: .Eo- 80 ass g"
LIST. An amendment providing that the
coin received by every association shall be
retained up to > certain extent.
I'd. An amendment designating ways and
means for winding up the associations when
they desire. s-.Sssf ss5..sfl 9i5r safa ue..r
3d.. ,Forbidding these banks from being
turned into savings banks. a. i.-
These amendments were severally rejected.
Mr. Holman offered substitute for the
bill repeating the national bank account now
in existence and giving the institutions three
years in which 70 close their affairs, which
was disagreed to by So to A.
The committee here rose and reported the
bill ~ amended to the House, Adjourned.
/
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

DocroRs Arrsovs.--Dr. J. r. Dillingham;,
Edgartown, Dukes County, Massachusetts,
writes: Zone of my family, whose hair has
been gray for . number of years, commenc.
ed using Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Restorer and Zylobalsamum, without any
faith in As virtues, but contrary to exPecta-
ton, the hair Is now Of = natural collar, life.
like and beautiful" 5i -m & 1.9l
Sold by DRUGGISTS eysryyheFe. Depot, 1923
Greenwich st., New York. ai,w E..'le5id
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.rhe RED River Movement.

New York, April 4.
The New York 7ribune's Alexandris Ia. !
letter says: "A report is current sniong the
secesh that General Steele entered Shreveport
on the. 18th, after ten hours fighting. No
.confdence can be placed in the report,
though it may have occurred" sa
Our feet was awaiting rise IN Red river
to pass the falls. Our gunboats obtained
over 40, 900 bales Of cotton 5000 bales were
burned by the rebels aboard the steamer
Falls Civ
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

|The greatest swindls Of the day is the
Idaho gold fever. To increase it and cause
emigration to that region. The Denver
Nsws says that gold from Colorado is often
sent to the Philadelphia mint ~ from Idaho.
By this means large numbers Of persons are
induced TO quit their homes to seek: wealth
in Eastern Idaho. In due time they will be-
come convinced that tall is not gold that gilt
teps ~ g .a#sfs .. - -E'sii tEtFI @''s ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

Az ACT OF Jusrlcs LoNo DsysassD.- Our
Chicago exchanges bring Us the gratifying
intelligence Of the promotion Of our much
esteemed fellow citizen Col. Edward Hatch, Of
tho I'd Cavalry. Our people have long chafed
over what seemed an act Of gross injustice
toward Dol. Hatch by the promoting power,
HIS associates in business and social life in
this vicinity extend to General Hatch their
congratulations over promotion long since
most nobly and bravsly earned. With oil
due respect for the abilities Of those officers
whose stars were bestowed at the expense Of
most meritorious officer, We regret that the
''star' Of Hatch did not rise long before
theirs. Grierson and Smith were failures In
the great expedition to join General Sherman.
Had our gallant Hatch been in command No
soldier doubts that junction with Sherman
would have been formed Had Col. Hatch
been in command Of the Cavalry forces in
Tennessee no sane man believes that Forrest
would have made his successful raid upon
Paducah. The highest compliment that car
be bestowed upon General Hatch is the bold
and rapid movements Of the rebels north du
ring his absence. Hatch is the terror Of the
rebel cavalry and infantry 10 Tennessee, and
We hope that his physical condition will per
NIT him to return to his former fold Of labors
Let him have command suitable to his ranl
and capacity, as first.class officer. Again
We congratulate General Hatch upon his de
served and well earned promotion and tn
country upon having bestowed . much de-
served honor upon one Of the best citissn'
and military officers that has been brought Z
public light during this war. General Hatcf
is synonym for dash, courage, energy ant
fight. May another star soon be added.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

TAs PH1LosoPHY OF HEAr.-Philosophe
to sharp boy-"What are the properties Of
heat?" Boy-"The chief property is that it
expands bodies, while cold contracts them"
Philosopher good, give me IN EXAM
pls." Boy-"In summer, when it is hot, the
day is long; 10 Writer, when it is cold, the
d.y is short" Exit philosopher, lost in
Arrangement that 30 familiar an instance should
have 30 long escaped his own observation.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08
1ribune's Special.

7Ya lEstt WASHINGTON, April 8.
The House Committee on Public Lands
have reported bill extending the privileges
Of the Homestead act to insurrectionsrv
States, which gives soldiers and sailors The
privilege to enter upon such lands. ''is}ns sds
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

as II 1ICKA1D COZ. ga a'ffsi
An infant On its mothsf's breast, as 3
4 bouncing boy at play,
A youth by 0aidsn faiR eaBsassd, A. ~
4 stalvart man With care oppressed,
An old man silvsry gray
- u all Of life W kaoH. gs, fsss5 "a
A smile, . tear,
ace Alloy, . fsAE,s sa8 .Cttt:sN -
And I'll ID DER bslovi
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

The election Is proceeding quietly. Dis.
loyalists made no effort to vote, al. VI s ,3s9