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, 1864-01-23

VEfpQuAnsas AEHr OF THE Po{oaAc,
Janua17rsr 1s6t.
Nothing Of special interest he's tsansplred
within our lines for several days. The
enemy appears to enjoy d similar state Of
, 1864-01-23

WASHINGTON, Jan. PA question affect
ing the banishinent Of G. L. Ya1lcadlsham
came before the Supreme Court Of the United
States today. It was originally er parte,
vallandlgham being the petitioner. Ihe NO
yoeate General, was argued by e1senator
Pugh for. and by Judge Advocate Holt in op-
rDsftiOn
, 1864-01-23
From FRAHKF0R7s-

(Bp.cIa! Dispatch to the Chicago Trib:n1sF,
FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. = SSssIso4.
The cliief business IN both Houses Was the
order Of the day for the election Of United
States Senator. The galleries and 1o3bies
were crowded with ladies' and gentlemen: all
mnnitestiug in4ense interest. The first ballot
for Senator was as follows:
, 1864-01-23

New York Money MaIket-92.
koHEx-Actlve at T. closes rather easier. Sterling
d9ll at II: Gold ssK. DECLINING to ~ g.. a., a,.
STocKs-st1onSer q. 6's year certlhcste new,
iS7: Erie l07H Hudson 1l0H Harlem 96 Ksallng
jdsgs 1sk 1isx g 8. s1 IT, W. Sssoa s
, 1864-01-23

NEW YonK, Jan. 22s-Gold closed at 1861.
The owner OF tue steamer Kin Kiang has
accepted the challenge to race against the
-cunbcat Eutaw, provided her expenses are
paid By the Navy Department.
, 1864-01-23

tSpecsst Dispatch TO the Chicago TEtbnne.1
: CE1SsA11, JAM 2, 1851.
FLoUE-Qulet. and without eaaentfal change In
prices. Tho speculative demand tas ceased. We
quote surerhne $ss:@5s0 e1tEa $aoo@s1o. and trade
and family brands $6Is&6f0-
Nu1sK1-Market wholly unsettled With co buyers.
Some contracts We believe were settled d. aoc-
PRov1sroxs-3fess pork and larl are dali, and city
lerd cEered at Exc. CITY mess pork Il held ut
*a6-0 but $-o13 IVES the best offer made. There Is
fa1r demand for bulk meats and heavy shouldrrs
would bring 7c loose. and .4c packed. Heavy sides,
averaging 40 ns are salcable At &c. Hams In good de-
nan at 10c. Head and gut held 12cthe salcs were
scco pieces bulk hams ut 1cc t. o Ms ba1k shoulders
at TIC packed, and Coo Ms shoulders at 7c loose.
GEA1S-Nheat-No essential change; holders arc
firm at s1es@1.s5 for prime red; hill 1ss@1ao, and
white nominal 1t at s1s9a15 for the best grades.
Corn dull and rnsetted d1sticrs, having Withdrawn,
are not buyng, and feed stores are not willing to give
$40 per bu sales of.l0 bn ut q anti SO bn
old at $115 Oats quiet; quote in bulk at Sic, and
Eaeks at 9lc. Rye-Oferings contnne very light the
holders nre firm at 315 for PRIME Barlcy-The best
Of grades OF fall and spring In good demand, and hold
ess asking s1Gc@1 S for she former, and 1o31s for
the latter; lower grades duu.
, 1864-01-23

DETROIT, jan. 22.-W. ". Trcadwell, ca
sl,fer Of tho Peoples Bank Of Hudson, Mich
icau, abecondcd on Thursday last With $780,
an. belonging to the bank.
, 1864-01-23


tax and their official enro1lmop.. pFoVsdeo
such foreign powers. exempt our Consnls like:
wjse, Resolutions were adopted directing
~ Co-,-,;++oa ~, r.o,.,,a-oa n rencrt a bill
'ne cotuNaietee w ~onhne4so , w - r,,E
equanztug the 6o1ar3es; st Collectors ci Cus'
tong on the Northern and North -&SesteEn
boundary.
,.,+,,o,-,> ,,<,,,,r ,,.nr1.7,
sh6 aAMaosO coot.1
The Hammond Court MARTIAL WILL mol 5es
fully untfpr way before Monday, when tie
examination Of witnesses will commense..
The proceedings are public,
<. .-o,,,
how'd - coas;st,nr t ~ ~ Ma;or General Hitch.
,oa,- ~, r.nh,, 80 ~, Knln;n forne1rv
eoek, zen. Caaoy ana na). hupln' ioi~..g
4. A, G. to Gen, Hunter. has been appointed
~ .ou,-a ~ 49, por-,,,ott,rs
No Cincinnati or Chicago mails have afrlv-
, 1864-01-23
T,1TE MYSs11UlkI QUESTION.

We rejoice in m adjustment Of the Mtssou
ri question, that Hts from the progressive
trcc sentiment Of that State the incubus Of
such a commander us scholeld- Unionis1n
and LOYALTY have suffered heavily in this
Western denn.tmcnt. from his pcrrczsc bias
toward tho enemies Of the Union, in which
class wc rank Slavery FIRST The change from
:Schof1eld to Roscc1ans, will be from darkness
to light. 1t is removing the cloud that has
hung about the dawn of q better day IN Mis-
eouri. Now that day will brighten fast
But wc do regret that this copperhead com
ranier is allowed to wriggle uway to Il new
spl1erc Of inevitable harm to the Union cause.
he is rs safe and innocuous in Missouri rs
any where, and If lie deserved to be removed
thence, he should not be sent to curse new
aud perhaps even more critical scene Of op-
crations. And WIS there not cause for his
, 1864-01-23
HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICE.
ROSS l. GOsS .GE,
,,.s-n5,a-1m 157 and 169 Lake street.

MOTTO E.-The party who was
~ identified as havt taken Aua snd Cape from
the night Of the Masonic Festival return It 70 the
'Tre1ntnt uou5e ot,ce, and savo further tFpqh!e,
through error. 1a--u265Ss
, 1864-01-23

St ans at fseaoent intervals during both afternoon
and evening.
Do not fail - be present AndxItness the wonderful
eye,utIo2s and Interesting performance OF this re-
na1kable mza- By taking t.a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
rur KyAnE P1Aso-sr1L1 ANorHEa

THE KNABE PIANo-SrILL ANOTHER
TEsr1MoN1AL.-Mr.J Julius Bauer, dealer
in pianos and musical instruments, at
Nos, 90 Clark and 80 Washington streets,
received the following testimonial rela-
tive to the Knabe piano from Mr.. Louis
staab. one of our most eminent Chicago
pianists:
CHICAGO, June 9Th, ls64:-William
XnObe q Co.-Genttemen: 1t gives me
pleasure to express to you my high
opinion of your beautifully toned instru-
ments. deem them most perfect ~ .
the most essential
constituents of power and evenness OF
tone and. accuracy. The bass possesses
admirable clearness and richness of tone,
fhe higher notes retain that distinctness
40 necessary to the cultivation of the ear
The touch appears particularly sensitive,
md reflects great credit on its anufac-
.urers with reference to perfection.
The introduction of your pianos in the
vest has created new era, and Will no
loubt crown your efforts with the sue
cess you SO richly deserve.
Very truly yours, LOUIS eTAAB'
wilt
DON'T DO IT.-POst Office officials are
,ften Inconvenience, not to say annoy
ID, by unauthorized persons coming IN
side the office, contraryt to well-known
Jaw which the Postmaster is required TO
enforce. No matter how intimate an ac-
luaintance the intruder may be with
the Postmaster or his assistants, this is
privilege he should never assume. All
official business can be better attended
20 at the windows than inside. Besides
the Postmaster is subject to censure or
removal unless he enforces strictly the
law excluding all but sworn agents OF
the Department from the interior OF his
office, The Postmaster hopes this hint
will be sufficient for his friends. 9th
ers will be informed in more emphatic
terms of the law and of q determination
to enforce it, if they persist in imposing
on his good nature.
COLDS AND CoUGHs.-Suddenc changes
Of climate are sources Of Pulmonary ana
Bronchial affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies &C,
speedily and certainly when taken In
the early stage of disease, recourse should
at once be had to "Bro,on's Bronchoi
TrocAcs," or Lozenges, let the Cold
Cough, or Irritation Of the Throat be eve
so slight, as by this precaution a more
serious attack may be eflectually wardet
of. Soldiers should have have them, a
they can be carried in the pocket ant
taken as occasion requires.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 20.
Wheat opened dull, and No. 2Sprng sold down
to 81 800. 10, but 1t subsequently, Rallied an
al vanced t. y:,TG1S2. lS-closns dull, however,
vt 3. i6iz. No. sp:ing Sid at range of fro II
s. 20 10. Winter wheat was in hDe.;il supply,
but the deman WAS liz It ut &, % for No ah.
e., :. for No. ted
ed.
Thefe was less activity in the corn market. an
prices receded "a, Ne per Du. Sale, were III tde
1T 3d. so 3, for 40. 81 i4Gg ,3ia for No. 2 ami
ST. = for lee TED in store. Canal corn WAS he ~.
and only one uolt LOAF sold at 81, y for rather
poor No. :.
Oats we're mo lerately tive an l a shade east
Oh, bat 1T quotaoly lower. No. sold 1T 75aY7Jc,
AMI No. 2 1t .oSDI C.
Gee WaX 75Q3o0c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
HEM STREETS
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
1T IL NOT DYE

1t restorss gray hair to its original color b 'Hppiy'
AZ shs capillary ubss With ustnr sustsnanee. impair.
d by age disease All inssna.s.us dyes conpnaec
}, lamar ssss destroying the vitality and hssut! #
.ha hair, ind ,ffori uf hsms~ivrs n"hr"ssinx Hem
streets fuiui,xhle Colorn no. culy sst"re- ""i' u
aaturA! color by easy process hut given the air
Luxur,ant Besutp,
promots its growth pr"vs t. ts!trg II nr.d'c"f's
d.nrnf ami Imp hea;Ib sui p.eassntn-s. I" II Z
head. u at TIM, bin original
dAl jI ,rinx cpt.tsai. nctta Tux i'll fa.t,i -
Us.i by butn gaattemru ,Io maitr. 81 /. .ui ti
fsspa bile danl or be procure hs hem II ~
N, II 4. ia 60 2u2 fioad
Jss y,rs Nv y.s 10 cent. - 81 .u. 24ha v
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22

81 hate to rise III the morning" my eye-sighi
is falling" MY memory is going" % can''
tx my mind ON anything" Have you been
using opium: NO" Then take regular doses
If the Cherokee cure, aud follow the direction:
that accompany it. Ifthe<c ilis have been The
result OF your own sef-induleence, in violation
of natures laws, and ma lie you dread marriag.
or If tAey are from over Indulgence in nature +
'wn path, Fhe Cherokee cure viil cure you. l
viii re store vis,r, stop th,Se nigatly emissions
relt you f)r pr tctical life, and once more maxi
a il ~ of y)u, save YOU from blindness, and
pc-laps, uItlIn lte i'll )cy. Read the advertise
m4nt. Call for Cherokee Cure. Take no Other
in iicine until you have tried this. Sold by al
druggists jyldwlm.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
MARKETS.

-A-s MU6CA11Nks July Al
business still dull. Farmers busy harvesting
about half through. Wheat turns out better
than expected, but has suffered badly in some
places from the bug.
PRODUCE AND PROvIsIONS.
No. spring wheat II, ~; Ne l,7v; Fall $l,ss
Corn e5c@el y bush.
Rye $l,UJ.
Oats d5c.
New Potatoes Sl.520l,5O.
Eggs l29i5c
Green COrn-l0c y doz,
Ghiekens-s2W per doz.
Bacon-Shoulders l2c hams lie; sides l2c.
Waite Reconsideration TO good $l,OO0l 20;
prime navy y3,Oo03,5U.
Hay-r'mothy $500 per ton for loose. SIS for
tt.nt PRESSED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RATEs)
Sugar-N $50 sc; Portland 2A0 Sc; Mus.
c.vado Z29-3c; N A 81; si11 C; crushed anu
powdered 3i@}ic.
syrup sl,2,ssI35 N Sugar House 5, o;cDsl q;
Union Refinery 1925; Extra Honey syrup 81 70
C1lfee-5sa5lc; Java 5sc.
Rice lie.
soda &c.
Soap-Paim 8; family !; German SIC.
! Candles - Star 30; summer pressed ls1a;
| stearlne b
Teas Ioung Hyson 81 ,25@sl, IS; Imperial 81 As
| OSi,S1; black tea 81 ,l00l,iO.
ToDacco--Darl sweet 15C9SOc; Medium brands
$l,N; gold and natural leaf 81 ,!5@Sl,5o.
| NdIis-3est brands 1915, rates.
| GiasS-,xiJ CITY So,O; Ijxi2 81, % rates.
Cordase 3-@D3ic 2 ID home made l5c.
| Fruit-Green apples none In market; dried ii u
$3.50; layer S5,75QD5.
Sait-Lahe 4,5l. @i.75
FIsh-Nol MACE rel, bbls $l802D 100; No 3l5, OC
@D,U; No half bbis SIP No 2 s9,oo(9J.59;
| family nlacEerel Inf bols $3.50 80; Kits q, q
0l,iO; III Dus No white FISH olJA5.
sUNDRIEs.
| =
Leather-Sole $50 Toe; harness $50; upper 80
30c y foot
Hides-Dry Flint Ice; green Sc; calf loc.
| Feathers o5c.
Cheese-l69lSc.
! Beef Cattle iQs sc gross extra &c.
| Wool--Clean tubwnshed 75@9Oc; unwashed n
| less. ,
o!lscarbon oil s5Ss 5esa1sI li n,i oil
| retail 81 30; fish oil 81, 35Wl,O.
| BeeswaX zoe.
| Whisky l,55.
2hoop buckets q doz SO, rs; hoop do sS,s5.
hoop tubs y nest $3.50; hoop do SIAN;
| hoop do $500.
! Rags-Cotton 4Zc.
| Bar Iron 71a@gSc.
Old Iron ASlc = n copper l215ol5c ,; Brass
| lOc p b.
Exchange-On New York a y cent, bankabls
funds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati }:
= cent; st LOUIS and Chicago Y = cent.
! DRY GOODS-,RETAIL
| standard brown Sneetings zoe;
Drills, 409I75c;
| Muslin De LANES, 10000;
Done nghams, DC;
| Scotch GIis iamS, A4D63c;
Coates spool cotton, SD;
Il Skein thread, Sl,5 n@S,,pJ;
Farmers Il Me ,nan cs C.issim ere, 81, 0O9l As ;
COrs t Jeans, 4it95Oc;
DENIM; I0N 80;
Tic11ng 6jGDsOc;
. Dress Braid, lW;
These figures are mostly lower than wholesale
| rates in New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22

Keller IN Ten Minutes.
BRYAws 9ULMoN1c wAFERsl
"a. original v. iiciu. .st>blishsd IN 1887, and Ar,
..tics It the kind,ver Introduces amds' ths name
'Painonic w.fers, In thisor az, other country; ]
.a.r Paliasaic " AIR. soun,srrsits. The genuine
10 xsown ty We name BRYAN being stamped o.
ick Wafer.
arysn's Pnlnoaio Waters
believe Ooash~, Colds, -ors Throat, Hoarssnsss.
Bry ms Pulnonis " sfsrs
.aIsy. A.,h ma, srsnchitiu, ni'ncuI' Breathing.
Brvaa's Pulmonie Waters
s.!is-s spi'.i ,g Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
R-y m. imonic Waters
s.jisv. tacipisnt 'nsumprios, Lung Dissasss.
Bryxns Puimsuic Waters
S.Iisys Irrit, ion nf the C-vuia I'D Tensile.
Bry+D's Pulmoui n Alters
8siievs tn ,b,v ;)npiasts "a TN ninatrs
Bryan p Tin .i,ic Wafer
Ara o'sssnk iii D Wsss md '"ustitatisns.
Brvan'. puIinnnir Waters
Ara al .ptst fpr Toea'iat. 80 Pubis 5pss. srs
3rYa1s uimunic Waters
Are IN Il upie tur'a sad sisAnI Co tbs tasts.
'ry>i-' tn,a,e WATERS
italy cslis,s mt ,fsc' pId II asriag cures.
Sym. "uin"'nc Waters
Ars SArrAnted to dive .,tisf. &C ion 20 every sls.
Ne saity nput' 10 without BOX Of
5ry,,s PUTIN mic W .fers
ia tn, apl.s
a. rA'.'lor horid h. ~t,"on, .snpply Of
Srsau. p iin,pic NsfsrS
IN his p Ia;
~ ,-rson VAL ,,j-ct q give far
srySu's .iinunc Wxf.rs
rV.atv-hts Cepis
JoB SSS. ~ iar' anil ~ Nru forI.
ATa"stf - y - = q 1T IT
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
E JOURNAL.
Meme amb Der The x.
Judicial Convention.

The Union voters of the eth Judicial District
are invited to send delegates to q convention td
be held At De Witt, in Clinton county. on Thurs
day, the LIST day Of september next, immediate
ly after the adjournment of the Union Con.res-
sion;l Convention, 10 be held vi the same time
and place, for the purpose OF putting in nomina,
tioh y su table candidate for Judge OF the saiu
District, rice Hon. J. +. Dillon, resigned. Each
county will be entitled to the same numter OF
votes cast by it in the Union state Convention
held at Des MoinSs on the 18th day of July.
l.. II. WASHBUHN,
JOHN l.. DAVIS,
d. w. ELLIS,
J. y. BLACKWRLL,
Union Committee of the eth Judicial Dist
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22

WORMS! Mothers, save your
Children, Thousands of Children die
yearly from Worms whose lives might
be saved. Mothers, use DR.. Ch1rchiW!
Worm LOzenges! which will surely kill
and expel them from your children.
Children will eat them as readily AZ any
candy. For Coughs, Colds, &C., use
Shields Compound Cough Lozeages'
For sale by all druggists in Muscatine
and by druggists everywhere.
I4laWlX
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
st. LouiS Market.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.
ToBACCo-Leaf lower and otter grades UNI
changed. Sales I'd nh Is Jugs at $,,o0Gi5, i;
common shipping leaf 81, ))9i9,N; medium do
Si9 1o0p2, rs; gOoi an fine do .oJJ93hl5; con-
mon ami medium manu'a turing 1921 g, W
good SIS, 5096O "; fine and fancy SoJOI ~ ~
DIS.
FLoUR-Demand light. Sales 40 bbls fancy su
perine at $500; $50 do city and hintry single
extra ut 1913, an loO do double extra on private
terms
GRAIN-Wheat nrm. Salss 400 sacks, inclu-
ding 5,3 comm III IN fir fa.l, at Si.YN02O n =
uu pr. me at s. ~. Corn inactive with >a es %;
;f2O sack, yellow at 81 IS; u do co nn1n White oil
30. OATS ulchange. Sales avs SACKS, lnciud-
| ing 7Sj at 55l1; lJl nu. al Sac.
| WHIsKY-.,etter, with sales Of 262 bblI, in va
rio,ls lots at 10; and % do at 81 II pei Il.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
aalss SOY ss&s.. zsYs:!

al & isE =. II NJ DYE!
PCHELORS ClELEBRA TED HAIR DYi
Is THE BEST IN THE WORLD
The only harmless, true ana reliable dys
known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect
..ianges Red, Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly -
Cosy Black. or Natural Brown, without i'll
;urin the hair OF sta min. the skin, leaving III,
lair soft An beautiful; i'm 'arts fresh vitaiit
frequently restoring its pristine color, ana re-
tiles tue i'll effects Of bid Ives. The genuine
signed WILLIAM A. BATCHEi.OH, all OF ile::
are mere i'm titons AMI iould DO avoided. SO
by all Dru g,sts, &c FACToRY-Sl Barca
street, New YORK, Brehetors Ne,c Toilet Cean
Tor dressing The Hair.
june 2j-d&wly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
MAR RED.

At the residence OF the brides father, July
18th, by Rev. A. =. Praether. A. NJ, Mr.. NEWTON
IT, LONG LIST Lieut.. Company II, 24th regiment
Missouri infantry, and Miss MELISSA +. HEN
Dirk, OF IS township Muscatine'county.
Our friend Long has long shown his devotion
t, the Union, and this last best act shows that
he il in for it still longer. May he AMI his fair
bride long live, anil never long for fnrlough
from long life of welded felicity.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22

BaANDRErH'S PILLs.-They expel the poisons
which threaten life. Every time a sick person
is purged by this vegetable remedy, he has less
Initiated humors and more life and vigor, as any
one can prove by taking single dose. Persons
If spare habits gain flesh and strength while
using them. Every time we rest few days or
weeks from the putgltion, We make new fluids
from our fooi, which eplace the unsound ones
that the pills have caused to be evacuated. Each
time we repeat this process We expel further
.lIint,tiss of i'm ouriries, wi,ich are again re-
placed ny fluid' less and less i'm pure, that IN
n l.,rt time, by c IN iLlins tais treatment, we
bring Dick the whole nl1SS of tiuids or humors
t, chat state Of purity lich constitutes health,
TO- 8rantreths Pills only take away huinors
W lich are unsounl.
Sid bv ail respectable dealers in medicines.
jyldawlm.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
BUSINESS IOT,CES.

t. Grover 4 Bakers celebrated Premium
Sewing Machine Stitches and Embroiders 80
perfectly that it is impossible TO tell in which
1t excelsior sale at the crockery store OF Dlla-
way & Bro, Weeds Block. jan22d&w
% The great object Of persons who have be-
,Ine debilita;e ed and feel f5rewarned Of disease
common to this climate, il remedy. Many
til nix that biliousness 10 the cause, and at once
commence rigid course of cathartics, which
but feeds the disease and reduces the patient. as
re stomach is not in fit con hilton, but needs
strengthening To all who feel in this way we
suggest that they try bottle OF the Red Jacket
stomach Bitters, which will invigorate the sys-
tenn, give tone t. the stomach, and enliven the
mind. Thousands have used it, and there is but
one voice, and that is Of their Wonderful cures.
Sod by all druggists. jy2ldwlt.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
NEW ADVERTIS e NJ ENTS.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~
BY virtue Of an execution to me directed and
delivered from the office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court or Muscatine county, State Of Iowa.
against the goods and chattels, lands and tene--
ments of John Accola, have levied upon and
will expose to sale on saturday, the l 9Th day of
August, A. D. 1854, at the Court House door in
the city of Muscatne, the following described
property, to wit:
Tie middle twenty feet of lot No. eight (S), in
block No. fourteen 10 in the city and )unty o.
Muscatine and State of Iowa, all of which, or 40
much thereof as may be necessary, will be sold
to satisfy said execution in favor OF John w.
Harris.
Sale to commence between the hours OF nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and Dur O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said day, to wit: At half past ii
o'clock a. M II. II. HINE,
Sheriff Mu-catine county.
Muscatine, July Is, "a. jy22w2w-prs fee $500.
THE STATE OF IOWA, MUSCA-
i TINE COUNTY-SS:
To Dica Ann Evans, ]. G. Evans, Mary E. Ev-
ans, VIM. NJ. r. Evans, and Nancy Jane Tim
berlake:
You and each of you are are hereby notified
that the undersigned, Administrator of the es-
tate Of VIM. Evans, late of Muscatne county,
State of Iowa. deceased, will, at q regular term
of the County Court Of said county, to be held
on Monday, the first day of August, A. d. 1881,
at 10 o'clock q. n., at the Court House in the city
OF Muscatine present his final report and ac-
count AS such administrators, and pray that he
and his co-Administratrix NAV be discharged
from further responsibility in the premises.
Admir- of estate Of VIM. Evans, decd.
BY ALIEN BRoONHALL his Attorney.
yxyr1x Dyxy
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
Disorders Of the stosnach

Are the sources of the deadliest maladies. Their
effect is to vitiate Sill the fluids of the body and
t. send o poisoned stream through ali the chan
nels of circulation. Now, what is the operation
Of the Pills? They cleanse the bowels regulate
the liver, bring the relaxed or trritated stomach
INTO . natural condition, and, acting through
the secretve organs upon the blood itself, change
vhe state OF the system from sickness to health,
by exercising . simultaneous and wholesome of.
iect upon all It's parts and functions.
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az 5olliers, see to your own health. Il" not
rust to the army supplies; Cholera, FeTers and
70 vel Com ,laint viii follow your slightest in
liscreti N. Holloway's Pills and Ointment
'hou Il be in every mans KNAPP 'ack. The Brit
Ih and Fren III troops use no other medicines.
If the raa lsr of this notice" cannot get
, box OF Pills Ointment from ths drug
tore in hs place, let him write to me, 81
fallen Lane, enclosing the amount, ,nd ]
will IN ill 4 BOX free of expense. Many dealers
will not keep my medicines on hand because
they cannot make as much profit as on other
PERSONS make s. cents, So cents, and 81, 40 p,
box pot. jy2ldwlw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
BGg~ CAUTION. Na

If the reader Of this notice" cannot get
box of Pills or Ointment from the drug store n
MS place, let him write to me, enclosing Il Q
amount, and Will mail box free of expense.
Many dealers VIII not keep my medicines n
hand because they canrCt make as much profit
as on other person IS make.
None are gen uine unless the words " Holiostdy.
NcV YORK and London are discernible in tie
lions around each box the same may be plain.
Is seen by holding lie ioGj TO The ti9a. A hand
some reward viii be given to any one rendcril
such Information as may lead to the deteCtit n
OF any party or parties couuterieiting the medi.
cines or vending the same, knowing the m to @
spurious.
s.ssold at the mandatory Of Professor HOL-
LOWAY, 80, Maiden Lane, New York, and y
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Nedj-
cine throughout the United States and the civ
ilized world, in boxes, At Is cents, g cents, ard
81 90 each.
81 There Is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. my2S 'R4dtwav w.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
Esi,iou. TAaladies, &C., &c

In whatever form disease attacks the liver, II
is repealed and e%terminated by this searching,
painless, and irresistible curative. Bilious re-
inittents, bilious purging, and all the ordinary
disorders of the organs, indicated by pain in tLs
right side and between Che shoulders, yelioWnetS
81 the whites OF the eyes, weaknessand debility,
&C.. are relieved and removed by the remedy
with celebrity which astonishes the sufferers
and their friends. Let the sick, whom the fac-
atty have abandoned, resort with confidence 10
this powerful anti-biIious agent, and q restOl q.
ing result.