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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-27

READ READi RhADl READi
NEW FALL AND WINTER oGOODS.-Just rs-
ceiyed large assort rtmsnt of Gents Furnishine
Goods, com prisns the latest styles, at SMITH g
BEALtD, No. 36l 7th street, between and Il sts
Persons will do well to call and examine our
stock Of ofFURNISH!NG GOODS before purchasing
elsewhere, as we win guarantee to save them Id
per cent. at SMITH & BEALL's. 7th street, bet.
ana 4 sts., No. Sol. = - 81. t..i =. = > -.
La ti5Ei iaa ,-s .sC-'t f.a4st 81. AZ Fs5s .-5
Those in want of BUSINESS SUITS, will please
call and examine sample goods, as We have choice
BExLLp, 7th street, bet. and 4, No. 361.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO oRDER.-Psrsons
In Wsnt Of Business or Black Dress Suits WiIifnd
il srsatly TO their advantage to call at SMITH q
BEALL'H, IN street, bet. and 4, No. S6l. az7a.
BoYs, su1Ts.-ws have inst received our large
fall and winter stock Of Boys olothing. which Ws
ssisnh iH IS :ss ss saa ai
Il, No. sol. sep 16-lm*
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
MARRIED..

at the residence of the brides father, q. B.
Lee, Esq.,) in Scott township, Johnson county,
Iowa, on the Goth inst, by Rev. Alcinous Young,
Mr.. JOHN MAHIN, Editor Of the Muscatine
Journal, and Miss ANNA LEE
The happy couple took the Eastward bound
train yesterday, on a wedding tour. May their
voyage be safe and pleasant one-their lives
long and sweet-their peace perpetual, their
happiness eternal ard their young Americas"
some pumpkins. John, we are proud of YOU
Just emerging from the hey-day of youth, your
wise counsel has led you to give up the almost
useless life of single man, and taken as your
choice one whom princess might love to envy.
1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as One."
Here's our as-, hoping you'll soon return, for
we've lots of good things for youngsters cake,
wine, lager, cigars, tin pass, trumpets whistles,
tin horns, fiddles, store boxes, rosin, and many
other small articles too numerous to tell about
for which, call on YOUR BOYS.
At the residence of ]. W. Pelton, near Atalis-
sa by I; n, .Branson, ]. Mr.. Carlos N: VII
venport Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
Relief il ten Minutes.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFE

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS.
The Original Medicine established in 1857,
Ter the name of Pulm0uic WATERS in this or
| any other country; all other Pumonlc Waters
are couuterfeits. The genuine can be known
oy the name BRYAN being stamped on each
Wafer.
Bryan's Puimonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoar>es,es,.
Bryan's PuImonto Waters
Relieve \ asthma, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing.
Dgyan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve splitting of Blood, Pains In .Ie Ct,cst
Bryan Pu!monic WATERS
Relieve Ia@ipicnt Consumption, Lung DiSea :. -
Bryan, p,lmOuic Waters
Relieve Irritation Of the UguIa and JunaiIs.
Rryan's pulmouie WATERS
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes,
bryan's ruInonc Matters
Are u blessing to all Classes and Constitutions
BrEan'& Fu!mOnic Waters
Are adapted for Nocali*tF and Pubtfc Speakers.
hry3n's 9ullnoujc Waters
Are IN nipple form amt pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's Pulnoniu Waters
Ect6niE relieve bat effect mid and last ing cures
6~yau : iGijuonin Waters
gam ed 10 give sats atcJton to every one.
80 fGuily should be "a :lnuta box %
Bryan Puinci. = Waters
III the house.
!" tr"vtIer Should be without a supply G.
Bryan 5 pUlmOuIC Waters
in his pocket,
bryan's pul1n0uic Waters.
IwentE-fiv Cents.
JOB MOSES, - turt.audC ST.. New York
j. &. DDiIGHERTl
Masca,tine Nov. 9, G5-dawIy
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

n@- The following letter from Lieut..
Thos. Purcell, of the 18th Iowa, now a
prisoner at Charleston, will be interest
ing to all having friends in the hands of
the rebels:
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 25, 1864.
DEAR WIFE: I am as well as usual.
I am confined in the City Prison, with
about l 200 other officers, and how long
we have got to stay here 1 don't know,
but hope not long, for grub" is pretty
scarce here from some cause. The
weather is warm here.
If you wish to send letter, direct as
| follows:
LIEUT.. T. PURCELL,
A Prisoner of War, Charleston, S. c.
In care of the Commissioner of Exchange,
Port Royal.
Write only on one side of a sheet at a
| time.
I should like to have some clothes
from home, if thought they would
come-for shirt and pants are all I
have. T. PURCELL.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
@nNcIssi Notices.
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cures feVef 't'i' AsaenlGt tn,oit ''iP'eo WIN
tails ii'aiadE ty IT,
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cures i>taiiit'lt anu "" ~ io' l'''|" ~
Wait y <IG n 70 see II, ,, eject.
zoe ,!speIsld CuIe ..
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~ creates iii. ~ t;;e,l.t, ouu t cii'.p"n
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zoe i|rSp9pslit o,Ie .,....,
Is fecphlit''tutu oL atl lT ie,tn-7 pfA >i'''''.
E i t > dHSi3ei'1i'ii' onfe , -,
is an II ''iiu 20 az VINO ne Noti>, ,'V
pillti'ieo aht III IL row sa'eoi norma 'c3"i''
zoe u! SSpepAiit Nbt IL.
Is Warnt4 10 20 a i1 we lHe et M IT.
ciilZehs isiitt cieis5ih'h 10 '''tck up our state
llehs, ,,a.,. r...,,,,,s; ,,,,.>.
IoG ~ Spelslt S'ie c
is lndispeisaoie 10 tiie poiiiii,iittau si rFFGS
travelerfs ~ at once prevents uizniiiess or seq,
sickness eitier IN sIealiets OF or, any IN ID
never 1allng preVe,ilV,- OF DANGER tGal. Grange
| OF water ana clinaIe. l'q not 90 without H.
zoe s dyspepsia ufe
Does not eXhliafale ana excite tle patient SUI,
tarer ike slcHoloilc Dltteis tiu hc'e laGes, an
afertlsed TO cure osi9 II Is Il ile,'iclne
most "oiuei iutS ai''N" w i' "iS7''sV" 20 Tie
zoe dyspepsia cure
VIII relieve distress from 1000, or purify Spnr
stomach in less time IMAM IL takes to write thIs
line. ,,.,. ,.,,u.
Goes Dyspepsia cure
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
saAzss gsg-. azAgaa E>9E.

EEAzgG 4gG-.. Ez.&gsa s>9E!
gATCHELOR'& CELhHRA7ED HAIR DYE
IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
The only harmless, true and reliable dye
known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect
changes Red, Rusty or Grey Hair, Instantly 10 q
Glossy Black, or Natural Brown, without in
Turing the hair or staining thc skin, leaving the
hair soft ana beautiful; inlpafts Ifesh vitality
tines the Ill effects OF bad dyes. The genuine is
signed WILLIAM y, RATCHELOE, all others
are mere mutations and should be avoided. Sold
by ali Druggists, &c. IACTORY-Sl Barclay
street New York, Ratc1oi0l's .Ne,o Toilet Cream
tor dre$siag tie Han.
inne Z5--8t5Wlv
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

As- Persons having advanced in HE ana feel
ing the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them, with ali lis attendant ills, will lind in The
use of HostetteI'- Celebrated Stomach Bittcr2,
an elixir that viii nstju new life into their
VEINS, restore, in q measure tie ard0r and p.ler-
gy ot more youthful days, build pthei2 .hranI5,
Ell forms, and give health and vigor 10 the re-
naming years. Those who ere in ihe least
afflicted with Dyspepsia, Aguc Laflguor, Nall
sea, OF any other troublesome and dangerous
disease, Arising from aisordered system,
should not hesitate to avail themselves OF the
benefit derived from This great remedy.
For sale 10y Druggists and dealers generally.
everywhere. Sap9wlIn,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

CAUTIoN.-Those using the Red Jacket Stom
ach Bitters are warned to beware of imposition
and counterfeiters. The proprietors of these
Bitters have the names of several saloon keep.
ers and others, who basely impose upon the
public, They buy one dozen, and when the bot
ties are empty, they fill them with a spurious
article.
The proprietors are doing their utmost to pro-
tect the public against counterfeits, and they
ask the public, as favor to both parties, to buy
only of respectable and honest dealers.
Sent. 2l-d&WIW.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
Take no more Unpleasant and I'm
--t-<~ safe MaTIioin

For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use
Helmbold's Extract Buchu which has received
the endorsement Of the most prominent physi-
clans in the United States. Is now offered to
afflicted humanity as certain cure for the fol-
lowing diseases and sym ptoms originating from
diseases and abuse of the urinary sexual or
gans. General debility, mental and physical
depression, imbecjlity, determination of blood
to the head, confused ideas, hysteria, general
irritability, restlessness and sleeplessness at
night, absence Of muscular efficiency loss of
appetite, emaciation, low spirits, dsorganiza-
ton or paralysis of the organs Of generation,
palpitation of the heart, and, in fact, all the
concomitants or nervous and debilitated state
of the system. TO insure the genuine cat his oaa
Ask foor Henbbld's. Take no other. Cures
Guaranteed. See advertisement in another col
umn. sepGdwIm
Revolution in the Dressing-room.
By the almost unanimous action of the par
ties interested,
CHRIsTADoRo' HAIR DYE
has replaced the old worn-out inventions tor
coloring the hair, which the bitter experience
of years has proved to he ineffective and dele
FERROUS. Unlike the compounds that
MAKE WAR
upon the health of the hair and dry up and con-
sumo the juices which sustain it, this mild, gem
iai and perfect dye is found to be vitalizng as
well as coloring agent.
CHRIsToDoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvE,
a valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and
promoting the growth and perfect health of the
hair, and of itself, when used alone, a safeguard
that protects the fbres from decay under all
circumstances and under all chimes.
Manufactured by J, CRISTADORO, No. g. As
tor House, n. y. Sold by all Druggists. APP
phed by all hair-dresseIs. sep9dwim.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
LUMBER PRICE LIST.
NEW YORK, September u.


CoTroN Quiet, ut 72M'3c.
FLoUE-Opened dull and declined, closing
5Gel0; lower, al 50 S0@0,9o FOR extra state, and
Sll@Il, % for r III O.
WHEAT-Opcned dull ANA closed I0g2c lower.
ut s. u for No milwaukee,, 22,GD@26 81 for White
Michigan,
CoRN-G@02c for mixed western
OATS-Eirme:. at sd 3aS!c for western.
PoHN-DulI, at Sil,00@i2,01 for mess, So 100
Si} for new, and S.39,9 10 for prime.
LARD-Dun and heavy at -, @2il@c.
WUIsKY-Easier, at 81, 81 for western.
SUGAR-Duil, at l9G2lc fer Cpila,
fErHuLEuA-D Duh, at 45l5c for crude and 76,
for refined.
GoLD--Opened AT s., - and closed at 53,222lz
CHICAGO, September 2i.-MalketS generally
dull and lower Flour 45c lower, at Sl0,50d TO-
ST. for good to choice white winter and $500
$40 Tor CHOICE spring extras. Wheat sc lower, at
81 S9El SO for red 81 .S-G 50 for No 5Iing and
81 $50 for No : sifiI.., closing weak. Corn UNI
changed. III 81 81 t.0 b for No and No }. Oats
Rye lower at 81 .27G, IS for No aud Il 25GLl-
81 ior No ,. Barley &c lower, at 81, s)1 LBS for
No. Whisky dull, at $i,7lal,72 closing at ill.,
side quotations. Money easier. Gold -, 19.
Exchange firm at sc discount for buying ana
.. discount for selling.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
iowa Annual Conference OF the Methods
Episcopal Church M KeOkHA. Iowa.


The following is a list of appoint
ments:
kEoKCK DIsTRICT-E. L. BRIGGS, p. T..
keoi1ui,. Exchange ST.; John Burgess.
Chatsa.2l So, b II Warmg.
Montrose, 10 be supplied
Harrington. l. Kelly.
i}entonsport and Vernon. \ Lau'oaefa
keo.atlqua, + W Evans.
Lebanon, G W friend.
Troy, q { Shelton.
birmingham, JOHN Haynes.
Liberty vile, G Mines.
BuELTNGroN DIsT2ICT-yHOMAs AUDAs, p. L.
Burlington Old Zion, l. 3 Dennis.
Division ST., 7 f Corah!l.
Ni2GietoWn. jesse Craig.
Fort Madison. J H Lucas.
West I'oiiit G W ByriIit.
taie7,.. 70 be supplied.
New L0ntiDn, John Hayden.
Pleasant Grove, J = WILSON.
kOsSuth - Murphy.
WapetO r III BurriS.
GrtndvleW, Michael see.
keyno!d, Agent A. b. Society.
MUscATlSE DISTRICT. II. POWER, P. L.
Muscatine, W p Watkins.
Wilton, j i Coleman, J NJ Coats.
Blue Grass John Harris.
West Liberty, G. " BumfOfd.
Pleasant ValleE, t. be supplied.
Richmond, .Iohn b Hill.
ilieasant Hill. l. A smith.
Washington. q y Power.
Lexington. i. W Twiiiug,
Bethel, II CIellin.
North Liberty, = II Thomas.
MarengO, { l. Reynolds.
Brooklyn, e Morey.
Millersburg, supplied.
MT. PLEASANT DisrRIcT-D. WoKrHlSGToN, p.
Mt. Pleasant, Asbury Chapel, II w Thomas.
Mt. Pleasant University, A Z Williams.
Circuit, y Robinson.
Oakland, H Gibson.
Marshall J Gassner.
Glasgow, p Ho,tznger
fairuelu, S EASTWOOD.
Brighton, i Mcdowell.
CraW louisville, \ s i'rather.
Rockville, John Orr.
Agency, Darrah
Marinsbury, 7 NJ Kirkpatrick.
ALBA DIsrRIcT-JAMEs HAYNES, Pc.
Abba, A H Shaffer.
OttumWa, W r COWlpS.
Knoxville, b Mark.
Centerville John WEIGH.
Bloomfield, NJ. Miller,
Attica, II $ Robinson,
Hamilton, H Runyon.
Melrcse, to be supplied.
BeIlair, zone to be supplied C Clark.
InionViiie, Abner Orr.
Bloomfield Circuit. A w Johnson.
Drakeyiile, Il ID Boyles.
Cllillicothe and Blakesburgh, c A Hawn.
X Cshippen, Agent a. b. Society.
TUSCALOOSA DISTRICT. Il. HARDY, P. f.
Uskaloosa, Wesley Denaet.
felia, to be supplied.
Monroe, Il Holland.
Peoria, J Moore.
Grlnnell, George Clammef.
MenteZuma, Marcus Carrier.
Sigourney. to be supplied.
Webster. ID c Smith.
Indianapolis. to be supplied,
Newton. c w Shaw.
Fremont, J Thompson.
Gaesburg, G ii Clarke.
Eddyville, i Rowley, zone to be supplied.)
PP Ingalls,, transferred to Ohio Conference.
$ NJ Vernon, DeSmOines
w w Granville" IS
Miller, g Upper Iowa
G B Jocelyn, D. d. transf. to Detroit Conf.
Charles Elliott, D. D., President, w SpaulG
ing, Vice President, and I A Bradrick, Age1
Iowa Wesleyan University, and members
University Chapel Quarterly Conference.
The next Conference is to be held q
I Sb,,ry Cbanal Mt Pleasant
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

geTA clergyman featuring one after
noon to his female Pensioners, said:
Be not glad that our Lord paid your
sex the distinguished honor of appear
ing first tOa female after the resurrection,
for it was only done that the glad news
might spread sooner.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

WohMs! WORMS '-Mothers, save your
Children, Thousands of Children die
yearly from Worms whose lives might
DO saved. Mothers, use DR.. ChurchiX's
Worm Lozenges! which will surely kill
and expel them from your children
Children will eat them as readily as any
candy. For Coughs, Colds, &C., use
Shields Compound Cough Losenges.
For sale by all druggists in Muscatine,
and by druggists everywhere.
junel4dawlY
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23

The 35TH Iowa.. G. Gruerwell, of
company H, 35th Iowa regiment, reach
ed home Monday morning, just from
the convalescent camp at Memphis. He
furnishes the following report of some
of his regimental comrades who were
wounded at the battle of Tupello, on the
14th of August, and were transferred to
the hospital: J. w. Briggs, company
H, doing well John Foley, company E,
leg off, doing well; Eli Sheets, compa-
ny I, doing well John Crawford, COM
pany I, dead; Henry Neff, company G.,
dead; Jordan Welsh, company G, dead !;
Garrett J. Grotes, company d, dead
The remaining dead Mr.. G. does not
now remember, not having preserved a
list. The regiment is now at Duvall's
Bluff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
VI a2sx1 ss7'T.
Receipts of produce uncommnnly light.

/ Receipts of produce unoommonly light.
| PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
tiouf-iietail 5000 r Dbl; in paper sacks 500
No spring wheat 40; No2 81, So Fail 81, 80.
Corn a0c.
Rye $l,JO.
Oats--j0c.
Barley $l,5O@l.G5.
New Potatoes 70c1S0c.
Sweet potatoes $500.
Butter }OG35c.
Green Apples 70@scc D bushel.
Chic.1cns-$2,00 per doz.
Lard 20025c. Scarce.
White Beans-Common to good Sl,0o@l 20 :;
prime navy S2,00@2,5O.
Hay-Timothy SO per ton for loose, sla for
tight pressed.
CROCERIE ss-(wHo1E sALE RATEs)
sugar-N 2j42sc; Portland 2igz5c; Mus
cavado 2l@22c; n ABB; b 2Jc; crushed and
Molasses-Golden Syrup sl,lO@l 10: Honey
Syrup 81 ,2J$l. %; n Sugar House 81 05c9 81 20,
Union Refinery sl.25; Extra Honey Syrup sl,25
Cotiee--5O@5lc; Java e2c.
Rice l712c.
soap--Paln 10; family Z; German i21ac
Candles - star SIC; summer pressed y;
stearine %.
@S225; black tea 81, l0@i,4o.
Iobacco-Dark sweet iT@a,c; Medium brands
Sl,OO; gold and natural leaf 81 ,256s%i.J
Najls-Best brands $40, rates.
GlaSs-SXlO City 5000; l0Xl2 ST, p rates
Gordage 3i@32c u ID; home made l5c.
Fruit-Green apples 75c per bushel; dried ~
or z 10; dried peaches l74@Is13c; raisins NJ K
s. 80; layer $6,25.
Sait--Laile 4,40@4S5.
Fish-No maclzerel, bbls s25@2s0o; No 2 5000
@p23,oo; No l half bbls Sli0o; No 2 $3.50;
family mackerel, Inf bbls $500; kits $2,50a2,75;
hi bbls No white fish $1,000.
SUNDRIES.
Wood s.. o0@9,50.
Leather-soe SIC; harness sc; upper 35957c
q foot.
Hidos-Dry Flint 5000; green so l0c; calf 10
@!:.c.
Feathers soc.
Cheese-2td22c.
Beef Cattle 315g4c gross; extra &c,
Mooi-Clean tubWashed S5Gs90c; unwashed 4
less,
Ols-carbon oil $l@l ,o5; retail 81 20; lnseed oil
ST. 90d2 100; boiled IinSeed s. 10; Lard oil 81 40;
retail 81 80; fish oil 5, 80.
BeaSWaX SOC.
Common Whisky sl.65@sl,75; Rye s2,oo@ 800;
Bourbon ", 5DGgS3,50
? hoop buckets p tloz $3.50; 3 hoop do S4,2O
l hoop tubs = nest $500; hoop do $3.50;
hoop do $li,hJ.
Rags--ljotton i3ic.
Bar Iron lul2 @l2%c
Old IRON slG1lc i Id; copper 23@25c 3 ID Brass
l)c "a h.
txchange-On New York y T. cent bankable
funds Philadelphia, Boston ana Cincinnati x
= cent; ~ Louis and Chicago = = cent,
DRY GOODS RETAIL,
Standard iirOWn 'siieetlngs zoe:
Muslin De LANES. 5o@65c:
Prints 5'io:
Done Ginghams, 6ac;
Scotch GingaalnS, JJ0 Soc;
Coates spool cotton, 500;
Skcin thread, 81 5idyS ,,,tD;
Farmers II Mechanics Cashmere 81 GGaI 25i
Corset Jeans, 400 SIC;
DENNIS. 4tAH 1,Ici
TIHillng 61c0pSl ,GDf
Dress Braid, 500;
LUMBER PRICE LIST.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-09-23
Esssa Cash receipts OF ther Sanitary
Fair. in contributions and otherwise:


Receipts MT the gaze Thursday ........... lo6 "
+; b. h iHGn, Mes' .''er'S ........
al The Fair grounds per A. +.
Receipts for cattle sold .............. 100 81
books sold. J 81
4" per Iowa City ladies, per J. $.
Hatch .....,...... go 0
Receipts per Davenport ladies, per J. s.
Or. j. Maynard, Upton, per 2. Fay......... 10 on
Earminyton tn Cedar county ............. 81 o.
NJ. Il. Cass, Muscatine lsland............" w
w. NJ. Bard. W
W. Jacob sc
Harvey Baker Fulton tp..........r 5 W
Mrs. VIM. Evans, West Liberty. 10 0t
S Collins Sd division Observation-Disclosures. 10 0t
| a gentleman of Louisa county, per Mrs. .,
Goshen tip. per l.. Wilsers. go
Marion Up, Washington county, per b. or
Unpaid checks collected Of dlierent
parties hy A. Farnsworth. 2, OC
H. f. West Chicago. .......................... o.
Mrs James Starr Des Moines c,shier.. 10 0G
Mis- Mary Terry, a Muscatine blind
girl, lady's collar on
]. Il. Iatta J. Il. Let's, f. +. Broclway, +. NJ.
j. 4 ii. thomson, COW \; n. Ielts, three.
year old and l fat COW /; Phil. Thomson, l fat
cow II. A. LATHE, heifer; g. a: Williamson
and calf; Levi Woodruff, two-year old steer;
A. Hunt, two-year old steer; ]. Marten, two
year old heifer David Humphreys yearli1 ag
do; d. Il. Colbert two-year old steer; samuel
Harvey, yearling r. Furnas. three-year old
heifer and calf; Henry Franck, l COW; 4, Nc
Grew, i fat calf; John p. Walker, two-year old
steer; d. & j. HUFF l yearling heifer; G. f.
Hut, do do; Nicholas Lisberreich, do do Lew
stephens, | cow; II. Crow and J. Reynolds,
cow.
The proceeds of the sale of the above
cattle amount to $lO1Q.50, rs reported
above. a. EGGERT.
J. Il. DoUGHERTY, Treasurer.
Cash receipts of the Sanitary Fair on
Friday, September 10th, by contribu-
tions and otherwise
North part of Louisa tp., per NJ Let's 8 III GO
Lake tn per Mrs Humphreys. .,...,.... q OO
r + Runyan, seventy tp....."..... 0O
Music Committee net receipts.....,... @l2 6i
Per hands of Rev DR. Oberman of the
German Protestant Church, and
collected by the ladies of Rev DR.
Oberman'S Church. 50 90
Donated by the members OF DR. Oher-
mans Church at Edgington Settle
ment, Rock Island county. ILL.,. Il 90
Net receipts by the ladies OF the Ger
man Department................ ZIG III
: a STipton, Cedar county ................ on
George Satterthwaite.. 90
ReceiDts of Friday per 4 F--Demorest l50S -
" + Thurston...... 765 30
i. EGGERT,
j. b. DouGliEKrY, Treasurer
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Republican convention.

All Union Republicans OF Bloomington town
ship are requested to meet at the Court House
| in Muscatine, at o'clock on Saturday. the 9th
inst. for the purpose of nominating township
officers. Let there be a general turn out.
CHARLES S. FOSTER,
JOHN SCHMIDT,
A. F.. DEMoRESv,
sept 81 1864 IoWns'ip Committee.
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CIV Advertisements.

I ETFI1RS REMAINING IN
1 4 CLAIMED in the Postollice at Muscatinc.
State OF Iowa. on the I7th day OF Sept. 1861:
Bacheelder, n C Baird, Geo w
Baldwin, Miss Joanna Baxter, DIR
Bowers. Heirs Of Frank Burr, Heirs OF Ihas y
BarciICTt iAQ Coughin, John
Daily, Ft Danducey, Jno
Esino:i, Peter EUstler, Miss Sarah
Farm, Jake treerS Jno
Giles Miss \ i Gray, II p
Hail. NJ Hebner, Christ, W al
Hillnan, Mrs Rovilla Imhof, Andrewe
Johnson, S c Knapp, Cnas
Kennedy, W LeweS, Miss f. f.
LOucks, I + I.oucisS, Peter
Mci'atthy, Patrick Mcintosh Mrs Sophi;.
Miller, Alien + Morgan, ThQmas
Morton. Mrs L DIR Mason, Ralph
pnWers, A1rs N i Reed, John j
Scranton, J w Sivcrs Jacob
Slos<er, Mrs Mary Smith, Jas Z
Smith, Miss Rachel Stanley, Harry
Story, JQhn Strouce, Miss Jenna
Taylor, J Il Teller, Miss Maggie
Tcrmath Mrs + Thomkinson, Elizabeth
Thompson, Miss F-2 Thompson, Miss Francy
Thompson, Mrs Fancy Tifons, Mrs Mary NJ
Upton, Thomas Nersac, Miss Irene
Weggan, john Weggan, HendriclS
Weld, David Il Wellan, Williams
Wenrich. Enos Wheelin, Miss Elijah
White, Samuel VIII, Joseph
Willes, Miss HannahJ.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for advertised letters" give the date
OF this list, and pay one cent for advertising. If
not called Tor within one month they will be
sent to the dead letter office.
Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hand corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for p0stmarking without interfer-
ing with the writing,
n. B-A REQUEST for the RETURN of letter to
the writer, If unclaimed within thirty days or
postoffice and state across the left-hand end OF
the envelope, on the face side, will be complied
with at the usual pre- paid rate of postage paya-
Bile when the letter is delivered to the writer
TSec. %, Law of 1853.
Sept. II, 1864. John MAHIN, M
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r OST.

IL osT: ,,
At the County Fair on "Wednesday, Sept. a,
a pair of gold frame Spectacles. The finder Will
please leave them at Burnett's book store.
Sept, 22-d&Wlt