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p,W'is &c:
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

,..t. i,.iYs i.i.'rtr, xii. receive .ii,;..'Ie
pces,.r,,, IL. IL. orc :. '.sl.. .5.ip!s, A>ll-
~, ii ~ is nni 81 Throat and I'l's Arte'
,oAs, iii .I !iy s.t.,i!n-. 6..-.r .stT, -
~ .EN. EDH ARD i. WILSON,
U .lli;.. ] !..,r. ..iaLs ..nnLN
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
Do You wish to be Cl.Ga .

Or. BUHHiN's t,N;iI.EsH SPECIFY 2iLL,vuie
IL les ;i,n 80 days the worst c3ses,: NERVOUS
Nias= Du3pIen,y, prcu94.1re Decay: sr;uli2ai
W..l.nt>s, insanity u.:j - Urinary. S:<nai
al,i EeivuG, Afjtrioi,> natter troi.i what
cause pto'lncoi. k!,rivt' ,a.., '.jlav per box
Sent. put-p.., b mail receipt ot al oc,;ar.
,jne bax will perfect - cure III mos c:use::.
.At,.re,a JAMES =. -, rLEt. Gen'i Ag't,
0ctI w;,fll - Bro :!tviiE, New Xu"k,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

n~ contributions to the Iowa Central
Sanitary Fair, that have been omitted
heretofore S. G. Gates, Cedar town
ship, So; Samuel Barkman, do, So;
Children of District No. 2, SweetIand
township, by w. G.. Robb, $50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
Ra4sEaG ssNs = Eslasas as Il!
B4 VtIiALOh'S CELEGRATk'D UAiE Ll.f
= THE REST IN THE WGRIJ3

II Tf1E BE"5I IN HE WChIII >,
The only harmless, true and reliape dye
Known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect
changes Red Rusty Grey Hair instantly - Il
Glossy Black. or Natural Brown, without in
nair soft ant beautiful; i1nparts fresh Vitality
frequently restoring its pristine color, and rec
titles the i'll effects Of bad dyes. The genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BATUHELfiti. AL Others
are mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold
ny all Druggists, sc. FAcrokY-Sl Barclay
street, New York, i}licheI0''a Neag IGiiet Green:
ior dressing the NuiT.
tunc 2S--i,xW!V
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
CAMPAIGN MEGrlNGS.-CniOn meet
ings will be held ut the times and places
daSiwnated below

designated below
Upper Island School Iicuse, Bloomington
township Friday evening, Nov. Ith. speakers
lion. u. {. cloud and j. Il. Misty.
West Liberty, Fr!da! evening, NOV. lth-
! :; Speakers, Hon. Jacob Butler and tnos. Hanna
Waiiin g.iord school HOUSE, Saturday eve
ching, Nov 9th. speakers. Alien isrc"mh:.ii l. 81
,inu Capt. ii. IL. Benson.
Swcetland Center Saturday evening, Nov. 9TH
Speakers. Hon. =. McNutt and II. W. Perkins
.<t;iiS>u, SATURDAY, evening, Nov. 9th. speak
erS. Hons II. L. tiUud and Jonn \. Pir|ln.
Moscow, Mouda: evening, Nov. 1th. Speak
! .rs. lion. jacob Batter ana Henry % onnor.
Oak grove School House, Bloomington town
s:i -, Aii,l,i evening. Nov. 1th. Hon John "
p:.,Viil and }. II. Misty.
The speaking will be at O'Clock.
Tie resident members OF the Central
! Committee in each township are charg-
ed with the responsibility OF seeing that
due notice is given, that the house is in
proper condition aud that measures are
adopted :or bringing the people together
at these meetings.
By ox,iec 90. Central Committee. ,
ALLEN Si.Ot,AiuAILi,
i'haiEillai.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
Tl1MBEb PRICE LISl
New TGrlk E'roNace am; Provision s'r.ces


= &NrreRNt.
\ fair amount of business is oinG h,;' gene,
.,'y IL :, small! way. Heavy ,peculatiu:s rEe
deferred unt,i after election. Ihet at .i>t W.
may exp ct very busy times. Butter - q little
lover The prospect is that il will not tall vary
much. Eggs very scarce and are wanted. -
PouIt"y arrives freely. dressed pork Is in IT.
quest.
For lots as they arrive from the country, r@-
ported expressly f,r The M,lsc.,tinc JOURNAL, By
". :. Vi .H'Lt'i.i: " TO- strictly Produce I,Il-
MISSION iarsllnt>. -, fUltun street, n. y. We
quote 10, lh, week ending Nov. ;, l>,it:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

Swa,iow; two or three :, ,s,s,' ais Of - HI"lu,'
"'ron;c I5ittcrs," Sars.l ALL " $ervCuS An
tidotes,'' &C.. &c, al fer you arc satisfied
with tar r,sult, an ~. box OF OH !0JroR
!UcHAN's i-SC,L.sH Specific PILLs-t.nd he re-
stored to health am vi )" in less than thirty
days They are para, ~. atabie, pleasant 10
lake pronpt AID $50. y heir effects On the
.. Oxen down AMI il .gi,'. ~ ~ ,titution. Old
and young can take :,.iil With advantage. I'm
serted an sold IN ( % United States only by
JAS. :. "a LEit, General Agent.
No. i2i Broadway. New YORK.
Agent for the Uni:aI states.
T.. S.-.i blx OF Pills. securely p;i1kel, will be
;..ri,i any aidre-, on I. ceip of price, which
!: ono do lar, post 3alnoiey reftln led by The
.,:.cit IL eiiItre satisfaction is not gwen.
nct7w.iin.
EDITOR .IoJ ilNAl.-I}eo, Sir With ycuc per-
mission wish 10 s;ts- TO the readers 81 your pa
i>,.i' ti;,t vii send hy return mail, II ali wish
:ng it, lfrce,j recipe with IN / directions i0r
la<ing and using s;1ir pie vegetable balm, Scat
=. IL cfi.ctu:sly remove, i'll ~ day, .'ilupie>
b:otchcS, Tan, freciieS, ana impurities Of ;i!e
skin leaving TIE Stilc soft. ci":tr, SIN 18th and
beautiful.
! viii also mail fee - t:l4s' having bid
hcs.<~ Or bare faces, simple direct iol, ard III
3:t:G! t!ltt StAttpAt - St''k III
z" =, Of iuXuriallt hair, WI ;sSrrs, n" 4 nous
tac''g., IL less than thirty days.
!. applications answered by ret;.fn ,na ],
VI n charge. Respectfully >ours,
THUS. q. CaArAAE, Chemist,
DIT. gv3nl. c,i -. road y.;..-, .1s.'f- fO-l1,
NJ Persons having advanced IA l!i:, ard - /
iit.y tAo hand o. Zine weighing heavily Hon
sv.u. with ali It's attendant liz. vi dnd il. the.
u,a u Iiostatter's Celebrated St,luac'i Bittcrs,
a. elixir that will instii rev lie int, their
as restore, III Il measure the "rtior and ener-
= Oh more youthful days, buldup their sarUIA-
81 forms, and give health and vigor to the re-
manning years. Those who are in the least
afflicted witt, Dyspepsia, Ague, LangUor, Mn
sea. or any oti.c. troublesome and dangerous
i lease, arising from q disordered system,
sit,u!d not hesitate to avail themseivej q .ae
oenc:t derived from this great remedy.
.'or sale by Druggists ami dealers centrally,
vs.lvwhere. aep9Wlnl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
UNION REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

UNION REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET
For County Judge.
HENRY w. PERKINS.
Tor Clerk OF the District Couri,
JOHN w. JAYNE.
For Recorder,
CHARLES S. FOSTER.
For Surveyor,
JOHN A. MATTHEW'S
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
We of the nOn-veterans of the

agg Five of the non-veterans of the
l1th Iowa arrived home Monday
They were Adam Hacker, Russell 3.
Hare, Samuel EARL, Robert Ingersoll
and Louis Libby. The remainder are
expected home to-day. These men have
served three years and been honorably
discharged from service. .-.... .-...
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
Chicago Dry Goods Market

Ek TUESDAY EVENING, Nov.1.
Trade is active to-day among the Dry Goods
houses, at prices which ruled last week, with
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04


ELECTION TIcl<Ers PRINTED. - ""
are prepared to I'LL orders for election
tickets OH short notice, ut the following
rates:
25o Tickets including National. STATE.
o Nonnty "ad toWn@i1;p n.licsrs' ::,' :, ~
county and Township Otfic.rS,l u
1000 -iriiets INCLUDING National state,
County an Town ship Officers ........ u
Committees and trustees of adjoining
cou ties and townships can send in
their orders, accompanied by the cash
and the names of their county and town
ship officers, and have their tickets
returned promptly.
NArCaALIzEp.-r Thirty six foreigners
received their fn;.l papers in the Dis
trict C,,urt last week. We understand
that p are Republicans and 8 Copper
heads.
ssa. In the list of promotions and
appointments made recently, we notice
"a Lieut.. Alexander Irwin appointed
1st Lieut.. Co. y, eth Infantry, sic' Louis
Springer. resigned. Lieut.. Springer has
Returned 10 his home in this city.
:gG4. The terms OF the american 1gri
s.s!tnri% will be advanced after Deem
Der ist 10 81 20 per year, four copies foI
s.. ten copies for SD or twenty or more
copies for $! each. All subscriptions
received previous to that date viii be a
the former rate of II per year.
I~11s- The following is the list OF draft
ed men ii Drury township, Rock Is
land county. H.. being the district i'm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

S<eWsrkis her br h.
i2str ,ers who sad this MARI. y aftI. he'll
DANES al understand mat :t "tInt .hV. nave
;, nor mas expired. :!l jlia. III subscription!
must be renewed by advance s'iE :nUuJ = tnry
wish the paU2 ntinur'..
's'sss.ss EE.SAg.X .DOt!as Al.
TEo Iri Weekly is published Tuesday, thurs
day and Saturday, at So per annum. Suiyscrli.
TONS received for 3 or u months at the same
rates. In all eases the cash must accompany tins
subscription.
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w. S. MCCLURE & Co.,
Strictly Produce Commission Merchants

: No 80 Fulton Street. New York,
Who receive shipments of Produce such as quo
ted to sell on commission.
Refer to Levi Apgar, Esq, Pres't North River
Bank, New York City, and \. Ii. Ballard, Ypsi-
lanta, Mich.
Special market reports are sent to shippers at
their request We sell, also, poultry and all
kinds OF game.
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sci, Z iW3ni
williamsburg. Kings c'sGn.y.


| se;, i.y3ni Scy" rr,s
4 Il NEEDY FOR THE PLIES. Z is q blessing; -
! the suffering know THAI we h.!e ,,p II ~ :!
care 10" this tr..ly troa l'%D:ae a.. ;*e y" ].
/ = !! N, :,i' -! iGi Sec n street, tia"ln::ti. :,
lakes ,rtat ii,:,;ii-c IN inf,riin: a. " tsto
suffering with piles that he used small .,;.u:-
ty 81 Ur. icii.. t! Pic Remedy n,i ,.,t-
ed IL permanent cufr Thi. seems 10 b. tie case
with al who ';la.1'u f ri:s y. Mid .rel, a
tivn. II il 'n.,nui .tre n: 80. "ai: Fuu ii
street. in limit, O an sold b. AL 'tr'g isis.
/ nO!YuwlW.
! EA,'Ts FOR SoLnIEas.-Tiirodsho ut the Indian
an C.inean GAIA. :ti@n.;. The oniy .ncn;:iiies
";iIi... prove themselves available - cUr. he
worst rases of nssrn;ery, Scu.vJ and .e>er,
wer- lioLIoyAy's Pills AND o >TNl,HE there
FORE let :ycry v1.uut -, tl:.i = piled
! with :e.si. ..
! If ti.s reiltie: OF this "no:.cc' cabinet s,et
! u box u .'iiis OF Ointment from lA.. dug
store ii his place, let him write IT, me,
! MailcIi Ans, enclosing the amount, and
! will ,,liii :, i,,A re. }: expense. M:.uy dealer
! VIII 'lvt k::c.; my stI~'lcin"s On land because
: hey OF :'ia e i.lnch Gv:it rs OH ether
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1854 EsTA bAl5HED 1854
TIE OLDEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE

IN 10 III L
he undersigned tender their thanks
- the c!t:Z.I,S % Mu>catinc AMI the
.rGlnuihK county, iur their very iib-
- patronage ,-A!ci.u'd to 80 for tie zen
just riosri, H"pii's ~ ,!t>- ati~ii;.,II t.,
ga mes, an: STU Ia y ut. ,t;.. best goods IL
CH- lt,r i'll This ".if ~ nser.t as usual :; l.-a
tr'' nI tii:t sara" ~. ale nov rereiY !ng u.
- sHi- AND " Eit. '>'tLfCtrD %irCit u
i5CorEs5 Nd 9sERG>GEss
t.,:l lie b">t Mani act lIvr@ Lust. Tnr.,. q j,i5
b...e bought ait>r tue greet l&iE in Cold.
~ IclI elIhie, Is a. SCR .uWCr thai. tJ:.a ~ |it,
D51-5.3t " .ri.,E II me ,.ltsvI.
t1H us.a Ix.tA...< -. 5Dsi. AID compass,
'rrices.
We ,ti. e)':- l1Ae - Manufacture. 3. Usual,
those
Celebrated Crawford Premium Kip Boots,
.-4I.l, il Fig ,rti,. 81. < Ia. Glra1ititr.
Also
LIZ. .-sL-LLt. = :. - ~ -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

THE Pork TRADF.--Some small pur-
chases have been made III this market
at from s to 8 cents gross. 1t is uncertain
what will be the settled price. The high
price OF corn will cause farmers to sell
much earlier than they would do other
wise. The demand for pork will reduce
the hog crop very close. Farmers should
recollect that the future promises high
prices, and should be careful to keep all
the young stock they can for next sea-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

ANOTHER STRAw.-A-vote was taken
on the cars from Wilton to this city,
Wednesday morning, with the following
result: For Lincoln, 4G for Mcclellan,
Zone man refusing to vote. There
were quite numberof returned soldiers
on the train, all of whom voted for Lin
also
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

PiCki.ED CABBAGE FOR SOLDIERs.-
The people of Muscatine county are
earnestly requested to prepare picked
cabbage for the soldiers, in the following
manner: Cut the cabbages in quarters,
cutting out the hearts; pack in layers,
q layer of cabb age, then of mustard, all
spice, black pepper, cloves, horse-radish
and salt; cover with vinegar. Use kegs
or half barrels. Persons preparing these
pickles can bring them to Mr.. Compton's
store. from where they will be forwarded
South
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
THE JOUR :. AL.

I. JC \ J. u i. p 4 X 7 VI /. y + {.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

es.s~ Several more Of the llth Iowa
nou-veterans reached home Wednesday
Most Of them came by the Kohomc
route from indianapolis, and thereby
missed the Inflated train which colldcd
near Lafayette. They report, however
that seven Of the 18th iowa We're killed
and ten wounded in that disaster. We
could not learn any names in addition
to those printed yesterday morning. |,
is thought that if any OF them were
from Muscatine their names would have
been reported by the survivors.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

ANOTHER DRAFT.-Ne learn from
the Davenport Gazette that a supple
mentary draft has become necessary in
several of the sub-districts of this Con-
gressional District. The numbers drawn
at first have been exhausted by reason OF
exemptions for physical. disability, im-
proper age, alienage, desertions, &c.
Two townships in Muscatine are def
cient, viz Goshen 2, and Sweetland /.
Three townships in Cedar county are
deficient, viz: Linn6, Pioneer ,, Spring
dale l. Scott county is deficient 2, Gin
ton 80, Jackson p, Jones II, and Linn 2.
The draft takes place this week.
A PRODUCTIVE SoIL.-Our farmers do
not all get rich, but the industrious
farmer gets we'll paid for his labor, as
will appear from one or two facts. A
friend of ours who rented acres OF
ground near this place and planted it in
potatoes, had the good fortune to get All
average of $50 bushels per acre, making
900 bushels, which he sold at from 80 to
90 cents per bushel, making the nice
sum Of $50.
In raising onions the crop varies
from $50 to 400 bushels per acre. A
farmer who was in town one day this
week said he realized $50 bushels pei
acre, and sold at .$l.40 per bushel
making the product per acre $210.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

a BATTLE SCARED Y ETERAN.-Dan-
lei J. Parvin, of Co. H, 18th Iowa regi-
rnent, reached home Saturday. 1t will
be remembered that he was wounded on
the Goth of August by d ball entering
near the left ear and coming cut at the
right cheek. 1t was supposed at the
time to be fatal wound, but he is slow
! ly recovering. He still suffers great
! Inconvenience while eating and is I'M
able to talk plainly. This is the fifth
time he narrowly escaped death in bat
tie
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

I-5s The following is the list OF draft
ed men III Drury township, Rock Is
land county. ILL.,. being the district i'm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

ExcHANGED.-Ed.H Hill, son of Col. S.
G. Hill, arrived home yesterday morn
ing from Cahawba, Ala, which place
he left on the 10th inst, having been
exchanged. It will be remembered that
he was taken prisoner last summer with
the lamented Capt. de Hues, when his
term of three years service in the 9TH
, Iowa had about expired. Young Hill
has had an eventful experience. He
has been twice in the hands OF the reb-
els. having been first captured at the
| battle of Belmont.-Ddiy, OFT. 18Th.
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Third Assem- bly, District Convention.
Gen. Geo. 3. Mcclellan, Nomi-
mated for President.
Geo. 81. PendIeton, for Vice President.

Gen. hcCLELLAH is nominated. The
vote stood on first ballot 202t for Nc
CLELLAS to 23Il for THos. Ii. SEYMOUR -
Nomination subsequently, made unani
nous.
The result of the first ballot for Vice
President stood GUTHRIE 651, PENDlEroN
55t, Pow ELL 32@ besides number scat
tering.
On tho second ballot rEkDLEroN was
unanimously nominated.
The committee on resolutions reported
a set Of resolutions in favor of conven-
ton Of States. 70 the end that peace might
be restored at the earliest practicable mo-
ment on the baFi. of the Federal Union,
.condemning military interference with
elections. arbitrary arrests, depr ecating
the action Of the Administration in regard
to our brave men who are prisoners OF
war, and thanking the soldiers who have
served so nohly in the field and under the
flag Of our Union.
We regret that we cannot publish them
in full, but will do SO next week.
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The Presidency.

Several prominent Aboii,iohists, includ-
ing Eleazer Wright and G. q. Howe, have
written to Ger. Fremont. speaking of tho
satisfaction in the Republican ranks, and
advising that the Baltimore and Cleveland
nominees both withdraw their names a.
Presidential candidates, and new cohvep-
ton be called to elect new candidates.
Ffemon. replies e. length, remarkisg
tha, he does not feel at liberty 10 Withdraw
his name wittou, first consulting the par.
,y who nominated hun, but suggests that
direct effort be made to obtain an inn
mediate understanding between the sup
porlers OF both nominees, in order that
they may coalesce and uhits upon such a
Convention.
In this letter Fremont says: "Auch
has been said a5on, peace, for me peace
signifies the integral establishment. of the
Union without slavery because it is the
source Of all our political dis.ensions, and
because the institution itself is condemned
BY the enlightened and liberal spirit Of the
age These are 10 me essential conditions
of peace"
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Funeral of Lieut.. Wollmer.

The remains Of tie late Lieut.. WoLL
MER, who was wounded recently before
Atlanta, and subsequently died, reached
here Tuesday morning on the Comet.
We have not been informed as to the par
ticulars Of his death, but learn that it was
quite sudden and entirely unexpected 10
his family and friends The funeral took
place from the residence Of the deceased
at four o'clock Of the same dav and was
attended bv an immense coucourse Of peo-
pie The Veterans Of the 5lh AMI 9th
regiments low in town, commanded by
Capt GooDWI> constituted the escort.
and, with their arms reversed and their
slow, solemn tread, keeping time TO the
mournfu music Of the fife and drum, they
gave to the departed soldier a military
burial Among the officers VINO attended
the last rites were Gen SALoMoN, 1t. Col.
OLusTED Major BErz, Captains RANKIN,
and d uM6E, Leuts. MURPHY, WIMPF and
MARKHAM, besides nearly all Of our prom
inent citizens. The German Singing So.
cietv was also in attendance and sung over
the last resting place Of their friends re.
mains.
The late Mr.. WoLLMER was one of the
earliest settlers Of Mauitowoc and greatly
,ar,x;Lutol l.. l;s o,,o--.,. - -
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DEPLoRABLE AFFAIR.-A mans life was
taken at one Of the Neshoto mills recently
under circumstances which make it more
than usually deplorable. The particulars,
as near as We can learn, are as follows
The deceased and another employee Of the
mill were disputing, relative to some work
which the deceased desired done, and which
the other party refused TO DO. A third
party stepped up, and after hearing the
dispute, took sides against the deceased,
which exaspera:ed the latter so much that
he struck ,heinteIfering party two or three
times. Whereupon that individual said
that if the blows we're repeated be would
defend himself, or something to that effect.
The deceased then struck him, and the
latter picked up piece of edging and
struck the other on the head, injurng him
so that he died shortly afterwards, although
there was no perceptible mark on the un,
fortunate nan as the effect Of tie blow.
A post mortem examination was made by
DR.. BALLOON. who reported that the from
la bone was fractured, which caused death.
That i. was unintentional was so clearly
evident that the jury refused to bind the
prisoner over, and the man was set free
We think his conscience will sufficiently
punish him for the deed.