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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-10
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In q campaign Of 60 Formidable a character many Incl
dents occur which are worthy a place Ia ths record Of
operations, illustrating e. they do, tbs patriotism Of the
troops, their bravery, and their confidence IL the lust
ness Of the cause they have espoused. win give a
few, tue correctness Of which may be relied upon
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-04
Original Notice.

THE STATE OF IOWA.. --ss. ss- s-.
Muscatine county. 3D.
To James NJ. Kerr Catharise A. Kerr B. Kuhns Co.,
Gabriel Lle, Thona NJ Iett Jacob a. Bishop Charles
Icicheu, Oxford Female College, c.. Weed Co. Iseh
Breacster. Haxsnkamp Hvnes, William Gordon, and
Green Stone: .'g.a 1.as g9.fs
CIRs-You are hereby notified that there is now on
~ file in the Office of the Clerk Of tho District Court
Of Muscatine comfy, petition of Frederick Tape,
claiming OF said James NJ Kerr thesum Of hundred
and 55100 dollars with ten cent interest thereon
from January 3d. 1861, money paid by plaintiff upon
judgment rendered upon promissory note executed
other parties said judgment being against said
maker, and said plaintiff and Eliza Cummins ct
indorsers of said note. Said petition also
the foreclosure of the right Of all Of said defendants
redeem from . mortgage executed by said James M.
Kerr and Catharne Kerr to plaintiff to secure the
payment Of the note above and also another
note for similar afterwards the property Of said
Green Stone, upon which latter note foreclosure and
sale of the property described in said mortgage
and said William Gordon became the pnrchaser-the
property mentioned in said mortgage being lot ten in
tition charges that the first described in said
mortgage entitled to be the first paid of the
rit that the said Green Stone held the second SUBJ
ect to the prior right of the holder of the first note
and that said William Gordon purchased said mortgag.
ed property with full notice Of the plaintiff rights
But personal claim is made against any of the de-
PENDANTS except Jas. n. Kerr. F,.s... -.,F .-.t
Now unless you appear thereto and defend or be-
fore the second day Of the term of said COURT
commencing on the first Monday Of June, A. 1884,
default will be entered against you and decree render
Cd Il ereon prayed for in said petition.
s-5 .. s g ! We RICHMAN g. CARSKADDAN,
Feb. 11-V5t. Solicitors Plaintiff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-04
Gen. Smithss Expedltisn-AA0w he
Was Driven Back.
Extract from . Private Letter.

4 W - 1AG4NCHh AbeASAs
Extract from . Private Letter.
MEMPHIS, Feb. Goth, 1864. 4
The news is little exciting here just now,
and is about as bad as it is interesting.
General Smith, who left here eight or ten
days ago, with the cavalry division of the
10th Army Corps, returned here this morn
ing, from an expedition into Mississippi,
pretty badly used up. H r tes.a
When he left here it was the intention to
go through to Meridian, Miss, to join Sher-
mans expedition. By.some mismanagement
or other, be never got away from here until
about week after he should have started
The rebs. knew he was coming, and conse.
quently were prepared to receive him
Down below New Albany, some $50 miles
south of here, he found Forrest and Lee
strongly posted in a swamp. Attacked them
and was repulsed with the loss Of all his
artillery, Zone battery,) quite number Of
horses, and some men.
The expeditions was not wholly failure,
however, IS it returned here with about 500
negroes, enough, and more than enough, foc
a regiment Of infantry and battery Of light
artillery. He also brought back about 5000
mules, which are Ave times as much as be
lost. ss- ME
Forrest and Lee had large force Of infant.
~ with them, and that was what played the
ID with our cavalry. *++
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-04
United States Internal Revenue.
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1854.

ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1854. -.
THE attention OF taxpayers ia hereby called to
j provisions of the United States Excise Law
relative to the assessment Of annual taxes
By the sixth section of the act of July l. 1862,
it is made the duty Of all persons, partnerships;
firms, associations, corporations, made liable to
first Monday ofMsy in each year, to make list or
where located of the amount of annual income,
the articles or objects charged with special tax.
and the business or occupation liable to pay any
license. s.i- .r.f,..t 49,. 40 - 49,, !,
Every person who shall fail to make such return
by the day specified will be liable 70 be assessed
BY the Assessor according to the best information
which he can obtain; and in such case the Asses.
sor is required 70 add fifty per centum to the
amount Of the items Of such list. 80 e.l. l. +;
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
anv false or fraudulent list or statement, with in
tent to evade the valuation or enumeration re-
auired by law is subject to fine Of I've hundred
dollars and in such case the list will be made ont
by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from
the valuation and enumeration 20 made there can
be no appeal 5I8-
Payment of the annual taxes, except those for
licenses, will not be demanded until the thirtieth
day of June. s.c. .,-.,r., ~ ,i,ss "a
The appropriate blanks on which to make re-
turn. aud all necessary information, will be fur
nisbed by Geo. Meason, Assistant Assessor for the
LIST Division, to whom the returns should be
delivered on or before the first Monday Of May.
ct his office, in Muscatine. P. FAY, ~.
q. 8. Assessor I'd District.
Nuscatlne, Feb. 20, 1s64.-d1M.wsw
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CONGRESSIONAL REPORT
XXXVIII Congress.---F1rst Session.

WASHINGTON, March 2.
SENATE-Mr. Wilson, of Mass, reported
from the Military Committee a new bill to
equallze the pay of soldiers in the army, also
bill for the pay of cadets in the United
States military academy, and for other pur-
poses.
The bill to encourage emigration was taken
up and passed.
A message was then received from the
House announcing the appointment of new
Committee of Conference on the whisky bill.
On motion of Mr.. Hendricks joint reso-
luton was adopted inquiring under whose
direction and from what cause the recent dis
aster in Florida originated.
A new Committee of Conference was ap-
pointed without instructions
The Senate then went into Executive
Session. Adjourned.
HousE.-The House passed the Senate bill
for military protection to overland emigrants
to the Pacific States and Territories.
The House took up the bill defining the
jurisdiction of the Court of Claims not to in-
cude any claim against the United States
growing out of the destruction of property
by the army and navy engaged in suppress
ing the rebellion.
Mr.. Schenck offered an amendment limit
ing the jurisdiction of the Court of Claims
to cases where certificates have been given
by officers and where the evidence is clear
that the property has been used to the benefit
Of the Government, or in cases of contracts
Mr.. Thomas wanted to amend so that
Quartermaster Generals or Solicitors and
Commissioners may, in designated way,
adjust the claims.
Mr.. Wilson caused letter from Solicitor
Whiting to be read, showing that the claims
are principally for persons in the rebellious
States, and would require hundreds Of mil
lions to be expended, which would have the
effect of Gripping the war. Itwould be bet
ter to postpone action on the claims till We
can act understandingly.
Mr.. Julien, Of Ind, introduced a bill to
develop the mineral resources eff the public
domain. Referred to the Committee on Pub
lie Lands. ~ M
A resolution was adopted calling upon the
President t. communicate all correspondence
not already transmitted relative to Mexican
and Venezuela affairs. t
Mr. Stebbins' gold sale bill, which is being
circulated among the members Of the House.
meets with general favor. 1t provides for
Sn0 Soios ~ auOStVnS VI al Solu III tuc 4Eoao'
ury not needed to meet Government pay
ments, after five days notice has been given
in the New York papers, or permits the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to apply the surplus
gold to the redemption in advance Of the in
terest coupons, whenever the amount on
hand is sufficient to discharge the entire
amount of the coupons maturing on the same
day. ~
A message was received from the Senate
that that body has disagreed to the House
instructions to the latter's Committee Of Con-
ference. This was agreed to by the House.
Pending the question on the passage Of
the bill in relation to claims, which had been
under consideration the entire session, the
House adjourned vs..., g
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-04
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in speaking in public, or singing, they pro-
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The Original Medicine established In 1887 and frs
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Auscatins, Nov. ., 'eS-dawly. J. B. DoUGHERTY.
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burg, dated 99d ult., says: 1--WE hear moth
ing definite from Sherman. but have o
doabt he has taken possession of Selma. II
is said he captured five gunboats there
Washington's birthday was celebrated in
Vicksburg in fine manner. AL the troops
were reviewed by Gen. Macarthur.
A rebel brigade was reported between
Vicksburg and jackson.
M CAlRo, March 9.
The steamer Empress has New Orleans
dates to the Oath.
Hahn was elected by 1900 majority over
both his competitors. JILL.
The Empress has very large cargo OF
sugar and molasses for Cairo and other points.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc,(
March 2.
Gen. Custar started with force of cavalry
on Sunday to make reconnaissance toward
Gordonsville. The 9th corps under Gen.
Sedgwick followed in support. He passed
through Madison and Monday morning
reached Wolftown, where he encountered q
rebel picket. which he captured. Passing
across the Rapidan and Ravenna rivers in
the direction of Charlottesville, he met the
enemy within three miles Of that place, where
he charged body of cavalry under Stuart,
driving them considerable distance. Capt.
Ashe, of the 9th United States cavalry regu
lars, charged rebel camp near this place,
with GO men, drove the enemy, burned their
tents, six caissons and two barges and re-
treated without the loss Of man.
This was one of the boldest fights our cav-
airy has made during the war. Finding his
small force opposed by infantry, Stuart's cav
airy and several batteries, which opened upon
him, and number of TRANS had Just arrived
with troops to oppose his advance he de,
termined to return. After crossing the
Rayenna river he burned the bridge, destroy
ed three Touring mills filled with grain and
fell back toward the Rapidan. But bis bat
terry horses giving out he had to halt for the
night. On nearing the Rapidan the next
morning he met large body of rebel cavalry
on the road to Burton's Ford, and skirmished
with them. He found the rebels had con-
centrated their forces at this point. when he
suddenly wheeled, and taking the road to
Banks Ford crossed without opposition. The
enemy followed some distance, but failed to
infict any damage. Gustav and his force re-
turned to camp to-day with only four men
wounded slightly. He captured and brought
in about so prisoners, lare number Of ne
groes, and some 800 horses, besides destroyed
= large quantity of valuable stores at STAN
nardsville. A number of rebels were wound
ed in the skirmish near the Rapidan.
LOUISVILLE, March 2-11:S0 P. n.
The Nashville train has not a,rived-six
hours behind time. 1t is detained by an ex-
ira train of seven cars, all except the last be-
ing empty, spreading the rails and running
off the track at Sonora, SIS miles below here,
At o'clock this morning. The engineer and
fireman were thrown over the embankment,
but received no injury. Several cars were
smashed, but no passengers were injured, all
beiag in the last car.
DAVENPORT, March 8.
A man named Macomb, who murdered
George Lawrence and Laura Harvey, near
Rockford, Ills, about four years ago, was ar
rested here to-day, and lodged in Jail. He
will be taken to Ottawa in the morning.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-04

Our or TIE DRAr! WHooP How are
you, Mr.. Draft. Muscatine is clear. She has
honored, not the draft, but the prospect of q
draft, by forestaltng it. Our quotais filled.
Tuesday dispatch was received from Capt.
Palmer, stationed at Davenport, that he had
enlisted and credited to Muscatine ten men
This fills the quota in the Third Ward. The
other two were filled the day previous. Mus
catins can still claim the proud title of the
banner city of the banner county. Now let
the country do likewise.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-04

ALLCOCk'S POhOUS PLAS TEitS .
TEsrIMoNIAL.-"T. ALLcock Il Co., No 294 Canal
street, New York, Nov Goth, 1859 Gentlemen -
l lately suffered severely from q weakness in my
back, occasioned by suddenly over-exer ting my
self. Having heard your rlasters much recon.
mended for cases of this kind procured one, and
the result was all that 1 could desire. A single
plaster cured me in a week.
Yours respectfully, ]. G. BRIGGS, 2
Proprietor Brandreth House, N. Y.
There is nothing equal in the way Of Plaster,
to the Porous Plaster of Mr.. Allcock In Asthma,
Cough, Kidney Affections, and local deep-seated
pains, they afford permanent relief and for weak
backs, pains in the side, stitches. and spasmodic
pains generally, they unsurpassed for the
benefits they impart. Price rs cents each. Priu.
eipal Office, 1914 Canal street, New York.
Sold by ]. II. Canon & Co., Muscstine, Iowa,
and by all respectable dealers in medicines.
mchl dawlm aet So %ss' .n-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-04
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6 THE REST IN THE WORLD

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Rusty or Grey HAIR instantly to Glossv Bloo5 or
Natural Browr without Injuring the Hair or Staining
the Skim leaving the Hair Soft and Besutiful mperts
fresh vitality frequently restoring its pristine coIor
and recties the iii effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine 10
signed WILLIAM A. BATCHnLOR, all others arc
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists &c. TAcToRY-S1 Barclay street, New York,
Botchelor's New Toilet Cream for Dvsssin0
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June 25-d&w1y
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List Of Sick and Wounded Rows
-t4eN Soldiers 'ef =

+a, Soldiers ar a =
Received at the United States General Hospital Jss,
son Darraeks. No., per Hospital Steamer B. O. Wood
Iowa Infantry. State Agent for St. Louis. once Nc
10 North 9Th street, Of the Western Santa
James BOhart, Co +, ID Cavalry
George Browning Go D, 18th Infantry.
a Henry p Bsssns E. @ I 18th ief.ntry
John pinn.' CO A. i.h S'''
v Coventry; % !. 2ad Infantry:
Tsas.o S'i' Cis Ss.a.'' SSH SSH Infantry
}oSn : : Grew 0.srd'e !. !. nth :. !"
Randolph Dsrthick, co 4, 18th
Henry Deidrick, company ], soth "
George Enright. company I, goth
John Eaton. company I. 18th sr.-. .. t--
Henry French, company II, 21th .. ..-1-
John fOrmsn, compHny g, 1st Cavalry.
James Fleming, company r, SD Infantry.
David Galbrsath. company <. ID Cavalry. 80
George " Holmes. company D. 18th Infantry.
Eliss Hunter, company I, 8th infantry.
Aaron NJ Hortsr, company G. seth Infantry.
Albert johnson company H. soth Infantry.
Fletcher Knig, lst Battery
John Msllett, company D, S0th Inf
Frank + Marsh, company K, 9th Cav.
Samuel Myers, co Q. oath Inf
Alfred Nelson, co ,, 40th Ink
Abraham Newkirk, CO B. 26th Inf.
James o Grang., CO +, seth Inf.
Ohas Phillps K 18th Inf. Reid to duty Feb. "A.
Enoch Palmer, CO I, SD Inf.
Eli Robinson, CO Z, 4th Inf.
Orion Robbins, co b, S5th Inf.
John Rof, CO G, 9Th Inf.
JOS Reed, co +, 5th Inf
joseph Rick sher, 90 80th Inf Reid to duty Feb a.
Bluffs Sanderson, CO 4. S2d Inf
william Stone, B, Goth Inf.
Thomas Sheets. co 1, SSth Inf
Feb. 24th, 1861
Z -Spalding, co =, Saith Inf
Francis Thyme, 90 Z, Sd Inf.
James r Toimsn, CO D, 30th Inf.
Waldo Tilton, CO K, 14th Inf.
William Vinson, co G, I'D Inf.
George Wermsn, CO X, ID Cav.
William Walker co B, I'd Cav.
Colder Whiteman, 90 d, 18th Inf.
Lyman Wright, co y, 36th Inf.
George Winan,, co y, SD Inf.
Oyrenus Watson, co @, 18th Inf.
Norman Wiles, co g, 1st Battery.
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h. A.
T. q. ENDERs, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
HARTFORD COUNTY.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HAEIroRD. Jan. 18th, 1854.
Personally appeared. z A. Bulkeley. President, and
r. o. Enders Secretary seveally ade oath to the
truth of the statement above by them respect.
L. 3. lively subscribed. E. GOODMAN,
hereby certify that have examined the assets Of
the Etna Life Insurance Company, and find them pos
sessed of the assets contained in the above
The Mortgages, Bonds, Certificates Of Stock &C., being
in the and of sail company, and that
k. GOODMAN, Notary Public.
business has been quite successful The receipts have
been increased from 1872 the previous year, to up
wards of 100000 The additions to our surplus fund
has been 1923 making the present assets y4S1S
236 o. It is hoped that the aid and influence Of the
agents and patrons of the Company will be continued
that like results will be secured in the future.
E. BULKELEY President.
T. O. ENDEs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
EA Buckley, Austin Durham, Timothy NJ. Allyn,
Gurdon RUSSELL Levelett Brainard, Robert =. Day,
D. w. Norton, Thos. X. Brace. A. r. Hillyer.
GURDoN ". RUSSELL, NJ. D., Medical Director and
Consulting Physician.
Western Branch Office, No. Loomis Block, Corner
South Water and CLARK streets, Chicago, Ills.
THos. B. LACEY, II. D., Attorney and General Agent
AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWA, I
pEs MONIES. jan Goth, 1854.
TT hereby certified that the Goth day Of January,
i 1884, sworn statement Was filed in this Office,
Company located Hartford in the state of Connect
cut ne first day of January. D. 1854, In accord
with provision of act of the General Assembly
OF the state Iowa. entitled An Act in relation to
Insurance Companies" approved January 2sth, 1857,
and an Act amendatory thereto, approved Feb. 9th,
1855 and an Act in relation to Life Insurance Compa-
Mes approved March 11th 1852; that said statement
shows that said company il possessed Of the requisite
amount of capital and invested required by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
company transact their business Of In
in this State in accordance with the laws there
Of until the 31st day Of January A. D. On. Thousand
Eight Hundred and sixty.ve 1t also certified that
Thomas D. Smith, of Muscatine has heen duly appoint
cd by said their lawful agent and attorney
the county Of Muscatins, with full power to take risks
of therein and to acknowledge service Of
process as provided by law upon his nling with the
Clerk of the District Couet in and for said county,
certified copy Of the statement file in this ofce II
further certified that the attached ia true and
rect copy of the said statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and affixed seal of ONCE this Goth day Of
L. 4. January, 4. D. 1854
-------- J. W. CATTELL, Auditor Of State.
rak d1u--Qw -1Hrff'
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Lam AND RE.zL ESTATE.
G. q. HAYES & BRO,

LAWYERS AND ooMMERoIAL BRoxrRs. -
Continue to buy and sell Real Estate. Arrsst d..
Real Property will change hands between now And
ssxtsutuma. and those sAo debt via ID vs IN
hsrsts eon'idsrable demand for improved farm, IN,
make occasional salssto
seno IN your numbers. We examine titles : : =
e. o. HAYES BROTHyR.
FEB / ,lsss.d&wsn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rriumnh of a Qraat Di.covarx

Triumph Of a Great Discovery
The public hes rebellsd against eaneris;ns Hair Dyes
Fashion has foresworn them. ,agacious comm unit
has adopted in their stead,
CRISTADORUS HAIR DYE,
and for these 1t embrowns and bl ckens the
hair, not the kia. 1t ID vegetable smoliis.t not
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lug metallic til ges, but produces her living huss
Its cooling effect is ia,ting II deHes detection It,
results are uniform. 1t never fails. Manufactured
by J. CRISTADORO, No. 8 Aston House, New York -
Sold by all Drugzists. Applied BY all Hair Drssssrs
March ], '64. DAWN = 4
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WAR CLAIM OFFICE
IL. III. WASHBIJRN.

REM0NT --MUsC4TINE, IOWA
CLAIMs agaihst Che Governmeatfcr Bounty Money;
~ arrears Of Pay and prompt.
Ely ATTENDED, to. ,e.t-l go, t.s.,. =.
- No fess.equirsd untilths nonsyis collected. =
Advice free. Aug. 22daWtf,
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S76 to $3.50 per Month.

res $76 to $3.50 per Month.
TTVHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE 90.
i want an Agent in each county, to solicit orders
for their new SIS Machine, with gauge, screwdriver
and extra needles. We will pay liberal salary and
expenses, give large commission. For particulars,
terms, &C., enclose . stamp, and address ~
'- T. s. PAGE, Toledo, O.,
feb29d.1m.W3m GenI Agent for the United States.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-04

RRLIaroUs REvIvAL.-An interesting revival
is progressing at the Methodist Church
meetings having been held nightly for SIX
weeks past. The altar is thronged with
mourners, and many accessions have alrsady
been made to the Church.