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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-11

HIsToRY OF FREDERICK THE GREAT. By Thomas
Carlyle. In four volumes. Volume ". New
York. Harper and Bros. Publishers. 1864.
Carlyle's Frederick the Great is one of the
greatest books he has ever written, as it is
one of the greatest historic rie-biographies
ever given to the world. On no subject Of
history is the American public more in
need of information than on this and on
none is Carlyle better able to write ably,
accurately and enthusiastically. The pres
ent volume completes the work
1t is for sale by J. B. Cobb and Co.
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The ladies of the Erie Street Methodist,
Episcopal Church will have Raspberry
and Ice Cream Festival in the basement Of
said Church, on Tuesday evening, July
18TH. Tickets twenty-five cents, to be had
at Hover and PoPe's, 0nlariO street, or at
the door. july9-l59
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-11

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-The Cleveland
Universalist Society will hold divine wor-
ship at the Sons of Temperance Hall, 1Si
Superior street, tomorrow, at 10 1-2 o'clock
A. N. Preaching by the Rev. DR.. Webster.
Sabbath School Immediately after the ser
vice iuly9:15S.
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n. Y. MONEY MARKET...InIx 0

BY TELEGRAPH.
MOney-Scarcoly so firm. Rates steady at 7as
per cent.
Sterling EXehHnGe-IO95I.
GOId-irregular and unsettled, opening at PCS
declining to 2t0 advancing to 265: declining to
ZG3 advancing to go; declining to 26S; advancing
to 27i; declining to 271 and closing at 27492T4J%
Total exports Of specie to-day, S4s2, ,3O5.
Governments Stocks dull q. :. Gs 81,
coupons l0i; 5-2Os IGB5lGIO4.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-Twenty-
five dollars reward will be paid by the pro-
prietors of LEADER for the detection of the
scoundrel who on Saturday night secretly
entered the news-room of the LEADER and
pied a case oftype.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-11

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT.-The Sun
day School Union Concert will be held
this evening, in the ID Presbyterian
Church, at q o'clock Rev Mr.. Mon
teith viii addsess the meeting.
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LEADER
MONDAY MORNING. JULY II.
TrIT IRTE8TTGEaTENTS

Emanuel Kestle-Stray Cow.
Hanna, Garretson and Co.-Pleasnre Ex-
cursiOn.
Western Reserve College - Commence
ment Concert.
Second National B'k-Quarterly Report.
Bruce and Preston-Claim Agency.
A. M.-Wanted to Rent.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this IS the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at 9lO P M, arriving at Sal
amsuca at l.ii A. n, and New York at 9.23 P. NJ.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
ne No Change Of Cars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-11

COMMENCEMENT AT WESTERN Re
SERVE CoLLEGE.-The usual communce-
ment exercises viii take place at Hudson,
July 18th. In the evening a grand con-
cert will be given by the celebrated Light
Guard Band and Orchestra of Detroit, as
sisted by the best amateur vocalists. The
morning trains will reach Hudson in time
for the exercises Of the day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-11

ITALIAN OPERA.-Our readers must not
forget that to morrow evening, Brignoli,
the silver voiced, and his splendid Opera
Troupe, open at the Academy of Music,
with Rossini's great comic opera 'The Bar
Der of Seville" A moderate scale of pri-
ees- has been fixed upon, as follows: Ad-
mission rs cents; reserved seats 25 cents
extra; galleries so cents. They will have
a big house.
Copies of the operas to be produced in
both English and Italian, can be procured
at Brainard's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-11

NorcE.-J Sturtevent & Son will give
away shavings by the wagon load, for
one week, at the corner of Seneca and
Michigan street. july7I5S.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the United States.
NATIONAL l0-4O FIVE PER CENT. LOAN.

By instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, dated March 20, ga, this Bank will receive sub
scriptions for the NATIONAL 1910 FIvE PER CENT.
LOAN in coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in COIN.
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEMI-AN-
EUALLY coupon and regist cred bonds Of $500 and
over, and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination
Of 80 and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either pay the accrued
interest from the first Of March to the day Of sub
scription in Coin or in Currency, adding fifty per
cent. premium, receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of subscription. Also will allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND .BROK ERS,
AND SUB-AGENTS,
the usual commission Of One-eighth of one per cent.
at,ril9
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Having had over twenty gears experience in the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character,
pecially the Throat and Lungs, will give perfect sat
stactOn to all who may apply Tor relief Having had
successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success Of which sat
named places.
All medicines prescribed and not operating satsfac-
torily the money will be refunded for all such medi
icines returned Price Of Medicines for one month,
from 50 90 10 $500
BD The Doctor can be consulted the last two weeks
Of every month ut his residence No. Isl Pittsburgh
street. Cleveland, o. P0st-Ofhce address-Box I'LL
decl6- -R2s- ltamdkw G. S. CLARK, NJ D.
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A CTIVE AGENTS WANTED, To
n canvass each town and county in Ohio for a
new book, just published, called Sc PenPicurts Of
the War; or Lyrics, Incidents and Sketches OF the
Rebellion 1t is having rapid sale Agents will
do we'll TO secure territory early. Enclose stamp
Cor Circular 10 B. 5. GREEN,
Room American Building, Cleveland, O.
eune2016O-d&w
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A splendid. custom made fine French
calf boot, for $3.50, at the Great Bankrupt
Sale, lO9 Superior street, near Water, the
cheapest store in the city to buy boots and
shoes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-11

CITY NEWS.
Printer'swan

A number of Printers can find perma-
nent employment in the Leader News
Room at 40 cents per 1000 ems.
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WOOL SACKS,
ALCoTT AND HORIZONS
july6:159

SToLEN-On the evening of the 4th
inst, a pair of Gray Mares, about seven
years old, Is hands high, one little small I
f,othL h9tn 9tn1 the other, and spotted, with black
t,o,,,.i1- 80 aiSo s'eitch tails, and are good
and painted black; new rhRSgggy, old,
plated, round tugs, and yellow lines. A
liberal reward will be paid for the recovery
of horses and thief. GEORGE saith.
Address NJ. GALLAGHER, Sherifi7s Police.
Cleveland, July 5th, 1854.
iuly6:15S.
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HoRsEs DRowERD.-Two fine draft horses
belonging to Carpenter and Co., the Iron
merchants, were drowned on Saturday in
the Cuyahoga River, near the Clevel md
Iron and Nail Mills. They had been driv-
en- in to be watered, and, the bank being
steep and miry, were unable to getout and
drowned there.
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ALL DISEASES or TIE EYE Ann EAR
appointments.

A PPOINTME3TS FOR THE YEAR
IA OF 1s64.-Dr. CLARK, of German Reformed
Botanical Physician and Surgeon, will consult pa
tent8 for all chronic diseases Of every character
FREE or CHARGE, at the following times and places,
during the ptesent year:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-11

The CHRISTIAN COMMIssION.-A large au
dienee convened last night in the 1st Baptist
Church, to listen to the reports of Rev. Mr..
Hawks and DR.. Adams, who have been act
ing delegates to the Army Of the Potomac
for soma few weeks past. The reports w-re
listned to with great interest, after which
collection was taken up.
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nor PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS

EOR PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS
II STERES OPT ICONS, Magic Lanterns and
Dissolving Views, with photograph scenes from all
parts Of the world, and all the important battles
incidents and places Of the present rebellion. Also
Scripture and Temperance Illustrations in great va
nety, made and for sale by
l JAMES W. QUEEN & co.
924 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Priced and illustrated catalogues sent gratis.
iune25.lGO
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CLEVELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
A. d E. &. POPE.
5uperiutendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in all
kinds of
WOOLEN GOODS,
Consisting of Plain and Fancy

CAsSIMERES,
D0ESKINS.
SATTINETTS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, Etc.
good stock constantly on hand, adapted to the
Western market.
Market prices paid for Wool or Pelts, in Cash or
Manufactured Goods.
Office and SalesrOoms
No. 95 WATER STREET, CLEVEL AND. O.
augl-R2
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oMMERcIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING. JuIy 10. 1864.

ReceipGs-The receipts of grain by rail during
the 2i hours ending at half past O'Clock to-day
vrere as folIoyvs-
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NOTICE

THERE WILL BE NO CHANGE IN
i our business in consequence Of the decease Of
our Mr. VORCE. DAVIS & Y0RCE.
june1S-lh8
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IN nm MONEY ADVANCED

$50 Il NONE ON! y .a,D1, ADTANGED@ ~ q d
and wel-k1own WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz. Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods Pianos Melodeons
and all personal property and articles Of value, on
the most satisfactory terms Business strictly pri
Vate. Established 1851. n. B.--A variety Of un-
redeemed Watches, Jewelry, Guns &C, for sale at
bargains.
UaIce-cOrner Of Water and Superior streets
over Davis and PeixOttos Clothing Store.
Oct22 J. c. a W. WAGNER.
DEAD DIR. WELLS ADVERTISE
+ III MEHT in another column. See shield
~ G. & @, G. & P, And c. s. NJ.
VI Railroad Fractional Certificates Of Stock
wanted, and the highest price paid BY
G. A READ a CO, Superior street
fES-C. P. & A. Railroad Stock for sale.
N G. READ & Co, BANKERS, 95
" Superior street, pay the highest premium for
Gold, Silver and Canada Money aud take uncurrent
money at lowest rates Of discount.
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a drafted man, or an enrolled man, NAV
furnish an acceptable substitute, to be en-
listed in the regular army for three wears.
in the district IN which he was enrolled;
and upon his presenting the certificate of a
regular authorized recruiting officer, that
he has received and mustered into the Uni
ted States service such substitute, the Board
Of Enrolment will grant him a Certificate
Of exemption.
By order OfCol. J. H. PoFFER.
lSigned,J L. V. BIERCE,
Major, and A. A. General.
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ENSIGN & HANSCOM,
tA CHOICE FAMILY Hfir
G ROC T. r ES,
1O6 PUBLIC SQUARE.
mavIg-R2
TR1VELER's REGISTER.

rs Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the
above Trains Boats will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, l41 Superior street, next
door TO the Weddell House.
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n RAND CAMPAIGN
N ABOUT
KLINE & CO.'S HOOP BAZAAR
AND SKIRT MANUFACTORY,

We have now ready our full stock Of skeletons in
location, for the commencement Of the
Spring trade, which embraces all Of the leading
styles, including the patent gore trail also the new
est style Quaker Skirts. We keep always on hand
skirts Of extra size and length, and ladies who al
ways have trouble TO ind skirt long OF large
enough will generally find them here. We vii ad-
here strictly to our former principles viz: keep
none but good article, which we will continue to
sell at the lowest possible prices. Our retail de-
partment 10 in charge Of competent ladies' Deal
ers in surrounding towns will do we'll by consulting
their own interest to call before giving their
orders going East A large assortment Of French
and American corset AMI patent skirt supporters al
ways on hand. Also, wholesale dealers in Yankee
Notions, Fancy Goods Embroideries, Hosiery, &c.
A. KLINE & CO.,
may12 rs SuperiOr-st-, Cleveland o.
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IMMEDIATELY, FOR

n
w the Quartermaster's Department at Nashville,
Tennessee, 800 labOrers, wages $40 per month and
ratiOns; 800 teamsters, wages 50 per month and
rRti0ns. To men capable Of taking charge Of a
Train as WagonmRster, that will report with twen-
ty-hve men, $50 per month will be given Assist
ants with fifteen men, 50 per month. None need
apply but able-bOdied men willing 60 engage for six
mouths Transportation furnished. Apply 90
d. SHERWOOD, Agent Of A. .. NJ
may4-R2 Commercial House, Cleveland. o.
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INPoRTAST DRlFT 0RDER-The following
circular in relation to substitutes was re-
eeived on Saturday by Provost Marshal
Nash from the authorities in Columbus.
OFFICE A. a. P. NJ. GENERAL rop C,r,,o
COEUKBUs, O., July 8. 1864
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All the best brands Flour, viz. City Mills, supe-
- nor Mills, Willow Bank, Stark City, sandyyilIe
- Mills. Akron Flour always on hand at lowest cash
PtieeaB t [LE & RPrls
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sTARcH-Pearl 1lci Pure lI1lc; White Ontario
ll1zc Silver Gloss l3e Corn l4a-e.
SALEEATUs-Steady. DeLand's II1zc; Gold Me
dal l2c Is Ht..H g5 .4sHsi
RICE-
BRooNs-s2 5Oas3 so per doz.
RoPE-Manilla, large sizes, 25a2Gc small &c.
Wooden Ware.-Steady at the following Quo
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YOUNG AMERICA, D. II. DAVIS, Master,
viii leave on. Saturday, July 9th, at 10 A. NJ For
freight or passage, apply to
PELTON 4 BREED
july9-R2 Foot of SuperiOr-st
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gake aariaatiuH.
NORTHERN TRANsPoRFATIoN COMPANY
FOR CHICAGO.

( ss@STNHE sTAUNOH SCREW
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I ~ a. LITTLE, AoEET,
40 MerWin Street,
GRocER & PROVISION DEALER

SALT, FISH, FL0UR, LARD, EGGS, HAMS, SHOUL-
DERS, BEANS, SOAP, eAN0LES, &C. o-5-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-15
Iowa News.

"A man named Greene came to his death
at Lyons, few days ago, by falling into
vat of hot liquor at Hohrns' distillery.
The Court House at Nevada, Story coun-
ty, was consumed by fire on the night of the
3lst of December. Some ten thousand dol
lars in the cafe were also consumed.
"A young man named VIM. Hitchew was
killed In Cascade township, Dubuque coun-
ty, on the 9Th ult., by the accidental discharge
of gun which he had taken in a wagon to
shoot prairie chickens.
A YOU'VE MAN REPORTED FRozrN.-The
Wapello Republican gives currency to re-
port that son of Rev. D. Knowles, of Co.
lumbus City, was frozen to death on the 31st
ult. . ..-
A vote was taken in Lee county ON the
I'd inst. on proposition to give one hundred
dollars to each volunteer. The proposition
was defeated, a majority Of towns voting
against it because they had already filed their
quotas.
RossERY.-Wm. Sanderson, of Princeton,
Scott county, was knocked down and robbed
of $40, in Davenport, one night last week.
Mr.. s. confesses that he had been imbibine
too freely, and was in bad company at the
time. Several low characters concerned in
the robbery have been arrested, and portion
of the money has been recovered.
The Keokuk papers estimate the number
OF hogs slaughtered and packed at that point
the present season, in round numbers, at
one hundred thousand. These are pretty
big figures fer the Gate City.
The Des Moines papers contradict the
statement of the Burlington Hasok Ego that
two stage drivers and lady were recently
frozen to death in the vicinity of Des Moines.
A number Of persons suffered from frosted
limbs during the late cold spell, but none lost
their lives in that region by the cold, so far
as the papers have been able to ascertain.
p. Cad Bryan, one of the big Copper
heads of the interior, has left the State and
gone down the Mississippi to establish him
self in Little Rock, or some other place there
away. ,. -....
The heirs Of Edmond Clark, of Co. E,
18th Iowa infantry, and of Frederick Olden-
berg, Co. G, 10th Iowa infantry, are requested
to make known their address to Adjutant
General Baker. Papers in the State are re-
quested to publish this article.
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w The New York Tribune publishes

w The New York Tribune publishes a
statement which it alleges to be from re-
sponsible source, to the effect that Capt. John
Reeves has invented an electromagnetic en-
CINE, which will produce motive power by
electricity to an extent and for any purpose.
The writer says it is a success, and that it
will save on shipboard all the space required
for boilers, furnaces, fuel, etc., and all the
expenditures these things occasion, besides
making it practicable to construct vessels of
less draft, finer lines and greater speed-in
fact in every way superior to, and cheaper
than steamers.
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IOWA LEGlsLATURE.


h DAs MONIES, Monday, Jan. IL.
2 SEslTE. AT 2 o'clock P. n, the Senate
vas called 70 order by Lieut. Gov. Needham,
1t whose suggestion the session was opened
with prayer BY Senator Whorton, of Cedar
county.
On motion of Senator Parvin, of Musca-
tine, VIM. +. DAVIS, of Muscatine, was elected
Secretary pro tenn. = nffI q
On motion, the following officers pro TEN.
were elected 'ass5.t ,''s.. s-sass. ,ss,ss.,sa.,a
Warren. - u g III IT, :
Door Keeper-Giles H. Turner, of Polk.
Messeneer-Addison Udell, of Appanoose.
On motion of Senator Cue, . committee of
I'VE on credentials was appointed, consisting of
Messrs. Cue of Scott. Hesser of Lee. Foote, of
Des Moines, McCreary of Lee. and Burdick
OF Winnesheik. u.s. ,+fl., .s..-..
The Secretary pro tom. was directed to call
the roll of members by number of district.
On motion of Senator Hatch, the Senate
adjourned to 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
HoUsE.-The House was called to order at
o'clock P. n. by Mr.. Baylies, of Linn Co.;
on whose motion Chas. Wear, of Polk, was
elected Speaker pro tenn.
The following officers were elected pro tenn:
Clerk. H. Saunders, of Keokuk county.
Assistant Clerk-G, P. Abel, of Polk.
Sergeant t-Arms-Z Streeter, Blackhawk.
Door Keeper-Jno. Patterson, of Muscatine.
Fireman.. E. Gid. ..
After the transaction Of preliminary bust
ness, the House adjourned to tomorrow
morning
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
DEs Mo1N1s, Iowa, Jan. IL.
The Republican Senate caucus made the
following nominations yesterday: For Sec
Rotary, W. F. Davis, of Muscatine, by accla-
nation; Assistant Secretary, N. q. Curtis, of
Marion; Expressing Clerk, j. N. McCrary, of
Van Buren, Enrolling Clerk, II. @. Rippey,
of Dallas; Sergeantat-Arms,W w. j. Law, of
DAVIS; Door Keeper, II. N. Clement, of Wa.
pello. In Joint Caucus, A. P. Burris, of
Marshall, was nominated for Postmaster.
The House Republican caucus nominated
for Speaker Hon. Jacob Butler, of Muscatine
Chief Clerk, j. Rich, Of the Buchanan County
Guardian; First Assistant Clerk, George P.
Abel, OF Polk; Second Assistant Clerk, s. A,
Clark, of Henry Epgrossing Clerk. s. A.
Aldrich, of Lee; Enrolling Clerk, G. S. Will
son, of Madison Sergeant at Arms, 2.
Streeter, of Blackhawk; Door Keeper, George
Bailey, Of Dallas. The nominations arc
equivalent to election.
1t is not known whether the four opposi-
ton members in the Senate and five in the
House will assemble in caucus. There is
every indication of harmony in the action of
the Republicans, and straight backbones pre-
vail.
The Senate and House this morning elect
ed the officers nominated at the Republican
caucus yesterday. Also appointed Theodore
Guliche, of Burlington, Assistant Postmaster.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-15

ORD1NATIoN.-On Sunday last, Bishop Lee
admitted to Priests orders, in Trinity Church,
the Rev. Robert F. G. Page and the Rev.
John Henry Meili, late Of Keokuk. An able
and interesting sermon was preached on the
occasion by the Rev. Thomas H. Vail, D. D.,
of Muscatine. The candidates were presented
by the Rev. Mr.. Judd, and the Rev. Messrs.
Brooke and Powers took part in the service.
A large congregation was in attendance. The
Rev. Mr.. Page is in charge Of the Episcopal
Church at Fort Madison, and the Rev. Meli
is to enter upon Missionary work in Germany.
The latter was formerly an Evangelical
Lutheran" minister. Both pursued their
studies for time in the preparatory depart
ment Of Griswold College, in this city.-Dau
Gdz.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-15

MENTAL Exc1rEMENr.-Bad news weaksns
the action of the heart, Expresses the lungs,
destroys the appetite, stops digestion, and
partly suspends all the functions of the sys-
tenn. An emotion of shame Pushes the face !:
fear blanches it; and an instant thrill electri-
fies million Of nerves.. Surprise infuses
great energy. Volition commands, and hun
dreds of muscles spring to execute. Power
fnl emotions often kill the body at stroke.
Eminent speakers have died in the midst of
an impassioned burst Of eloquence, or when
the deep emotion that produced it suddenly
subsidized. Lagrave, the young Parisian' died
when he heard that the musical prize for
which he had competed was adjudged to an
other. .sii
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-15

MAIL MATTER TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
1t has been enormously stated that all letters
to Members of Congress must be prepaid
The transmission and receipt of mail matter
by them continues, as heretofore, under the
ranking privilege. All correspondence, how
ever, addressed to any Executive Department,
Or any officer Of it, must now be prepaid, ex-
cepting official communications written by
some officer Of the Department., or an officer
under its control or responsible to it, and in
such cases under the words "oficial business"
on the envelope, the officer must sign his
name with his official designation.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-15

TIE GOVERNORS INAuGURAL.-We publish
to-day, to the exclusion of our usual variety,
the inaugural address of Governor Stone to
the Legislature. It is an eminently sound
document, displaying ability and thorough
knowledge of the affairs of the State. The
document reflects credit on the author and
the State Of which he is the head. 1t will
repay peruSal.