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HOW RECRUITS ARE CREDITED.
[By Telegraph from Washington, Il P. Nj

70 LIRUT. Col. WV. n. GRIIR:
Recruits will be credited the localities from which
they receive local bounties provided the mustsrn ro
show them enlisted and mustered In Of the said To-
calites. The mustsr-n rolls must the facts Of
the case and will be the evidence for awarding the
credits. Veterans In the service re.enlistng will b
credited to localities to which the rs-enstments and
mustsr-in rolls show them as belonging Therefore.
until veterans h.ve been re.mustered 1t cannot be 10
tsrmasd to what particular locality they will DO cred
tied. The foregoing 10 In answer to many enquiries
osivsd by the department Furnish the Governor with
. copy Of this. JAMES B. FRY, P. MIG.
Jan. l5.lt.
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] THE REST IN THE WORLD

The only Harnslsss True and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dye il Perfect-chsnges Red
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the 6kin leaving the Hair Soft and Bsautul imparts
fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine color,
aud recthes tho i'll effects of Bad Dyes The Genuine 10
limitations, and shouli be avoided. Sold by all
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B0tchsIor's Nsp Toilet Cream for DysssinQ
tho Hair.
tune 25-dAvly
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~ 49,


CPECTACLEs. &C., GROUND ON THE EXACT
the celebrated Otician, from the imp Specta.
clio Mandatory and London Optical Establishm emit,
No. Jos Old Bond street. London established more than
q century ago,
g. Solomsns the sole inventor of the improved Spec.
taces and various improved glasses, is a pro-
essOna visit to this city, and may be consulted at his
Office at the OGILVIE HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR, LET
TER az" Private entrance on IOWA AVENUE.
He will give references to persons in the United
States who have found the greatest benefit and COM
fort from the OF the newly invented and improved
Spectacses.
ieve them to be constructed upon principles
aud well suited for all such a. have occasion to
them. P. MCLEAN, MD,
Prof. Mat. Med. &C., Rush Medical College,
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec 81 1858.
hereby certify that l am wearing pair of Mr..
Soomon's Glasses. and find them to answer . better
purpose sghtedness than any have ever used
J. W. ELDRIDGE ND
Chicago, ILL.,, Dec Fl. 1852 =.
am fully of the opinion, from careful examination
and trial. that they are better calculated to accomplish
the object designed, than any before the public
being shaped upon philosophic principles.
T.B. CLARK, MD.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 9th, 1851.
1t affords great pleasure to state that on trial Of
several specimens of epectacles placed my hands by
Mr.. Solomons, find myself much relieved from a de.
feet of vson and especially weakness Of the eyes, from
have exercised them for short period Of time
think they excellent quality, and peculiarly
J.P. KIRKLAND. MD.
tice of Medicine. Med Dep. W. h. College.
Jau. Is. dSw.2w.
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GOLD PENS RE-POINTEp EQUAL TO
NEW, on the receip. OF IS cents. Circulars
for tho johnson Pen sent on application, by
Mail or otherwise.
=. 8. JOHNSON, Mandatory and ONCE,
15MAiDEN LANE, n. Y. City.
Dec. 24-d1m
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PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY,
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YOUR HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS,
BY using that Safe Pleasant ropuar and Specific Rem
edy known
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Read the advertisement in another column and prof
by it
DISEASES AND SYMPTOMS INuMEnA1KD.
Gut It out and preserve it. You may not require 1t
But may at some Future Day.
at gives health and vigor to the frame,
And bloom to he paid cheek
It Saves Long Suffering and Exposure.
BswAre Of Oounterfeits! Cures Guaranteed.
Jan. lin.
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D I e D

At the residence Of his brother Samuel Greene ESQ.
In Chicago, January 9Th, WILLIE }. GREENE, aged IL
years, Of Rev. David Greene, Of Westboro Mass.
achusetts.
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Dressed Hogs Weighing 200 Ms and over, s6,asae. rs
$50 t. 200 Ms IS s0ss73 125 to $50 s, rs, be-
low l2s iDs., $500.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
80 No. Spring Wheat soa9sc, No. 2 ssassc' Rejected
New Corn soas5c p.bush No old Offering.
o oss V soc.
Potatoes 40a60c.
Butter 1sa20c
Eggs 15a20c.
Chickens s1,ooa1,2o.
Lard 11a12%c.
Rseon-saoaldss. s1e., ham. ~. side. 90.
navy s2,OOA2, 80.
Tsllow Sc.
Hsy-rimothy 81, ooa14,oo, Prairie IS ooa1ooo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Arxs)
Sugar Now Oreansfair, lsc prime lac; choice
ss1..es is.is5s na.e.1s sd G is:itze; ost:
MoiAsses-BeIchers Sugar House 7oa75c; Golden syr-
up Oa75c Sorghum SOaeoc; Extra Syrup 75a7sc: Cuba
Conee-s5assc; Jaw. 4oc.
soda s,ss s 7;9.ss.
Soap-Falm &c Family &c; German 7L,.
Candles-star 2oa21c; summer Pressed l91le.
Tea.-Young Tyson s5cal,s5 Imperial 81, 1oa1 As
Black 75cs$1,O0.
Tobacco-Dark Sweet 5oasoc; Medium Brands s5asoe
Gold and Natural Leaf 85ayOc.
Nails-Best brands SO, 40, rates.
Glass, 8x1O City 81 90, rates.
Cordage 151Sa1sc par Id.
rrsisSarssn Apples 76casl 90 y bn; Dried Apple: .
~ 10. Dried Peaces 12a18c. Raisins 81, 2bas, &c.
6slt-Laks 50, 90a3OO.
rish-No. hach.rsl, bbls. 81. so.ls,so.
Nj !" hlfbt'. SEQ.
Mo- g e 5,50a650
Hlf bbls No. White Fish $6,O0as,25.
Whisky TIC.
sUNDRtEs,
Wood, S. 0s6.50. .ee..@
Leathsr.-sole ssaaee; harness, Ace; upper 26c
foot
Hidss.-Dry Flint Ice grssn salted Sc; green no;
calf &c.
seeds.-Timothy, $500 Flax. $500.
Feathers. 4Oa50
Cheese, 1214al51Sc,
Beef Cattle, 2a2Ze gross.
Wool.-Olean tubwashed, eoc unwashed, one-third
less,
OisCarbon OIL &c. RETAIL SOC; Linseed Oil, 81 ,soa
14o Lard Oil, s5s9oc; retail, Sl,oo; Fish OIL goa
u,
Beeswax, $50.
Rags-Cotton, SC.
Bar Iron, 6La7c.
Old Iron, Na2c v n. Copper, l21aal5c v n. Brass,
10c a D.
Exchsnge.-On New York, Il per cent, bsnkabls
funds; Philadelphis, Boston and Cincinnati, "a per
cent; st. Louis and Chicago. Il per cent. Cola Csc
buying.
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summary Of Congressional Pro.
cced1nSs.


WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
HOUSE,. "A bill for the construction of q
ship canal uniting the Mississippi River with
the Northern lakes was introduced also .
bill to ascertain the damages SUSTAINED in
Kansas by guerrilla raids.
The following was offered by Mr.. Brownell:
WHEREAS, The burdens Of the Government
should be made to fall nearly as equal as pos
sible on all parts of the country and, where.
~, the southern portion has contributed but
little means and money towards the support
Of the Government; and, whereas, for every
black man enlisted in the South some man
from the overburdened North should be ex-
empted from the draft; and, whereas. the
only way to effect this is to get the black man,
it is therefore duly declared to be the sense
of this House that the Government should
use strenuous efforts to prevent these being
used as slaves in rebel territories by Offering
them full pay and bounties, as the other SOL
diers. and guarantee them freedom at once.
A message announcing the death of Gen.
Bowden was received. Mr.. Brown delivered
a eulogy. and after the passage of resolutions
Of respect the House adjourned.
WARRINGTON, Jan. -. !" =
SENArE.-The joint resolution to continue
the payment of bounties as heretofore was
passed. .Aa @--4 lll
The House bill continuing bounties to vol
unteers to March LIST was passed. 5e.
The snrollment bill was taken up and
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SAPONIFIER,
Or Concentrated Lye

w an makes high prices; Saponifer helps to re-.
duos them. 1t makes SOAP for FOUR cents pound
BY using your kitchen grease.
~ CAUTIoNi As spurious Lyes are offered also
be careful and only buy the PATENTED article put Up
IN IRON cans; all others being oOUNTERFElTS.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
Philade1phia.-127 walnut st.
Pittsburg-Pitt st. and Duquesne Way.
Nov. II .daw
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[BY TELKGRAPH.l
CHICAGO, Jan. 49,
Wheat dull and declined ]s1c with sales at 81 Tia
81 1715 No. l at 81 Hal 11L5
Little or nothing doing in -four.
Corn quiet trng sales at 96c for No. and SIC. for
new in store. a
Oats active and prices shade better; sales at
s5aesc for No. and 6s1aaeac. for No. 2.
The market Is glut.ed with game; prairie chickens
are selling at 81 75aa 90 per dozen.
Live hogs quiet; inquiry chiefly BY shippers, and
prices well maintained. Good hogs 50 OOa6 so;
medium, S. 0oa5 IS. Dressed hogs firm and steady;
of large from Sc e5a6 Is to 81 Goat Is for lots d.
viding 200 pounds.
Supply Of cattle light and prices firm ct s. 00sS 90
for medium to prime
[By Tslegraph.1
NEW Yonx, Jan. a.
CoTroN-Quiet at 500.
FLoUs-5s10c higher. IS s5a6.95 for Extra State;
81 .45a7 IS for R. 81. o, e.
wHEAr-Bettsr. Sl4sa1 50 for Chicago Spring; $1.5O
al 81 for Milwaukee Club; S15sa1 "a for Winter Red
BARLEY-Quiet and firm. 81
RYE-stsady. $1,27al.s5. =
coRN-Firm. $1,25al,2& ...
OATs-Tirmer. 911Sassc. Ea
Poak-Firm. Old SIS. seals, so; New 81, 90.
LAHD-Firm 13s14c.
/ WHIskY-Unssttled. 94a95c
PErnoLrux.-Firm. s115as2c Crude, 45a4se Refined
in Bond, 60a44c Free.
I srocxs-Active bat lower. Money Z. Sterling
quiet &c.
GoLD-1b3T
.
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DSxAND ron GoLp.-The demand for gold
is great, but is not equal to the demand for
the celebrated Chemical Saleratus, especially
where this Saleratus has been tried and where
its worth IS fully known. ! Try IT and satisfy
yourself. For sale BY most mseohants. sssst
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-15

RETURNED. DIR. Patterson V. Whicher, .
former resident of this city, but for the past
twelve years cf Bayou Sara, La, returned
Monday, for visit to his friends. The
Doctor has been through the rebellion and
seen it to its last legs. He has several times
volunteered his services after great battle,
for the rel eff Of the wounded, but was never
regularly connected with the rebel army. He
was lately arrested at the instance Of = ci,i
zen of Bayou Sara, and taken to Cairo to
answer to a charge Of disloyalty, but was i'm
mediately released on examination, no proof
being adduced of his ever having materially
assisted the rebels. The Doctor looks consid.
crably older, but still hale and hearty.
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HEIMsTREET's
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
1T IS NOT DYE,

ut restores gray hair to its original COLOR by supply
ng the capillary tubes with natural IMPAIR
cd by age disease All tnantanso~ dyes composed
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streets Inmtable Coloring not only restores hair to
s natural color easy process but gyes the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
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Hair Coloring, and 10 constantly increasing in favor
Used by both gentlemen and ladies' 1t 10 sold by all
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TRock Island county, ILL.,. has exceeded
the quotas called for by the number ofits vol
unteers. Its BOARD Of Supervisors have re-
Gently resolved to erect suitable monument
on which will be inscribed the name Of every
soldier from the county who falls fighting for
his country. We judge they have strong
Union men in that locality. s esn3 -;
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DIARYS FOR 1854 d
A FULL assortment sl ss. -. - "a
"A EzrJ . ct BURNETT's
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PLEASE TO OBSE ~.
TN CONSEQUENCE Of the numerous applications
Mr. soiomons has had for his Patent Spectacles he
has been compelled to have a fresh supply, therefore
he will rrolons his stay few deys, to suit those per-
Who lave not yet been supplied.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Of Iowa.

AiJUTANf GEsKRAL's OYTIcE,
k-.-. Davenport. Jan. Is, 1864
CIRCULAR.
Tbs following IL published for the information Of the
public Being general Interest tie p,p-rs through
out the STATE Qtsted publish without charge
N. h. BAKER, A @. Of Iowa.
CONTINUATION OF BOUNTIES.
lBy telegraph from Wsshipgton.l
JANUARY IL, 1864.
TO LIEUT.. Coz. WV. N. GINA
law has been paved to-day continuing, for . few
weeks, bountiss ~ allowed to January 9th. Continue
On tstmsnts under regulations established prior to that
date and keep up enthusiasm for recruiting. Inform
the Governor Immediately. Mere complete instruc.
tt0ns will 10 sent hereafter.
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Remember the XI

Subscribers who had this mark X after their
names will understand that the time they have paid
for has expired, and that the subscription must be
oaper continued: e. 49,
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SUICIDE At WEST LlBsRrY.-Last Thursday
VIM. Howard, young man residing near
West Liberty, committed suicide under the
following circumstances: Calling at the house
of his father-in-law, Mr.. Longerbeam, he in
quired for rife left there few days before,
stating that he wished to kill prairie chick.
en-. Receiving the gun he started out, and
soon after the report of the rifle was heard,
to which, Of course, no attention was paid
In . short time thereafter Mrs. L. went out to
milk, when she found Howard lying dead,
with the top of his head nearly blown off, 1t
seems that he had taken the gun and placing
it on the ground with the muzzle on his fore
head, touched it off with the ramrod. When
found the body had been horribly mutilated
by the hogs. Howard had for some time
been deeply depressed over pecuuiary mat
tiers, 'nd it is supposed this was the cause Of
the rash act. He leaves q wife and two chill
dren in rather destitute circumstances. A
subscription for their benefit was started, with
good hopes of success, by the generous citi-
zens of the neighborhood. oward was
about thirty years of age.-Dayil, 18th.
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TRI.WFEKLY JOURNAL.

The ri.Weskiy 10 published Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday per Subscriptions received for
ak months at thu rates. In all the
ash N ust accompany tho subscription. .to
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A PLEASANT S1eHr.-A large delegation o
the heaviest tax payers of this city waited on
the Board Of Supervisors last Friday and peti.
toned the privilege Of being more heavily
taxed. The Board, most of the members of
which are from the country, and therefore not
conversant with the actual sufferings in our
midst, had appropriated yesterday morning
twenty-five hundred dollars for the relief of
the suffering families of soldiers, and Eve
hundred dollars as temporary poor fund.-
Learning of the small amount appropriated,
. large delegation of our most influential cit
zens waited on the Board and unanimously
asked that the appropriation might be increas-
cd, various amounts, ranging from five thou
sand to eight thousand dollars being sug-
gested. In accordance with a request 80
strongly urged and backed, and the dictates
of their own humanity, the Board reconsid-
cred their action and generously increased
the amount to six thousand dollars for sol.
diers' families, and one thousand dollars to
the Poor Fund. It was indeed pleasant
sight to witness men who must bear the bur-
den, praying that an increased load might be
laid on them in order to relieve the necessities
of their less fortunate neighbors. The Board
evinced sound patriotism and generosity in
according to the wishes of the petitioners
1t was noble days work for all concerned,
and will gladden. the heart of many brave
man who has gone from our midst to fight our
battles and defend our liberties, to know that
ample means are now provided for the main
tenancs Of bis loved ones at bone.
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A TOUCHING PICTURE. the train from
the East last Saturday night were two child
rem, the Oldest not over eight years Of age.
whose history is enough to melt the stoutest
heart.
Only few short weeks ago happy fami
ly, consisting of father, mother and two
bright, joyous and promising children, start,
ed from their pleasant home in Washington,
Iowa, bound for Vicksburg, Mississippi, on
an GRAND Of mercy and humanity, tho pa
rents having consented to take charge of .
school for the education Of the ignorant con-
trabands. Mr.. Vanatta had for number of
years oficiated IS pastor of large congrega-
ton of the sect knownas United Presbyteri-
ans, in Washington, and was beloved bv his
charge, many Of whom were averse to part
ing with him, but conceiving higher duty
called him to broader fields Of labor, he tore
himself from the many cords that so firmly
attached him to his home and charge, and
depsrted for his new field, full of hope and
anxious to do the work of Him that sent him.
Alas. how soon to be disappointed! "Man
proposes, but God disposes." On the way to
their destination the boat on which they were
passengers was fred into hy guerrillas, and
the parents both shot, the mother dead and
the father so seriously wounded that his life
is despared Of. The mother was buried at
Vicksburg, where the father now lies in one
Of the hospitals in critical condition, whilst
the children, so suddenly orphaned, were
brought back to their once pleasant but DOW
desolate home. Thus in one short hour was
this happy family scattered like chaff before
the wind. The children are certainly object,
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FOR SALE.

A FRAME Building % X 4S, two stories high. II
"A will make excellent Barn. Stable. Shop OF
Ware House. J. P. WALTON.
Jan. 14-dtw1w-w2w.
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MARK ETS.
MUaCATYuv

EUscAfINE, Jan. a.
THE PORK TRADE.
The season 10 about closed for the killing Of hogs,
but few arriving. Prices gross remain last weeks
quotations. Dressed hogs lively heaviest weights
have advanced slightly. We quote:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LUST OF IEu"G,Eus q

d EMAINING In the Post Ofice, at Muscatine on the
III 9th day Of aauary, 1864.
Persons cslling for any OF the following letters will
please say "advertssd and give the date of the list,
Bedser, Martin Merskey, B. -tr
Brsden, Miss NJ. j. Reinhsrt, Mrs Joseph
Calhoun, Mrs Minerva Rollins, Mrs. Ellen B.
Gilkyson, Couriland Stephens, Samuel
Harier, Nathan Stone, Sir.
Haswell, T. Tanncr, Samuel
Mellon, Mrs. e. TOwrley, Peter
Marven, James n.
JOHN MAqIN, p. M.
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EStrAY Colt.

EstrAy Colt.
TAKEN up the 9Th day of January 1894. by Jacob
L Valet, ~ hts residence in Moscow township Mus.
oatins county, Iowa: -a
Oae bay colt. with star in the forehead, NO other
marks four yssrs old next spring, anl valued at $780,
JOHN W. JAYNE,
Jan. 15-w1t County Clerk.