Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

.Su..si, oryo \. ,s.l:ss IN 80. .n.-.
The Cincinnati t., "tt -. , 18th,
publishes IA list OF c,,s,i.,.iies in the Dat
tie OF Cedar Creek, from which we CLEAN
the following:
ksLLED-Capt. J. W. Reinenscheider and
Lieut.. Moreiand = III Iowa; Sers't y. NJ. Miles,
g. y. 2Slh Iowa.
WoC&Ds n-2tn :owa--tn. Wild.'. s>rrI :;
Lieut.. Col. Wigh. slight: Lieut.. i4'om'S. \,
:! GIN; - Lieut.. o.. ID, sight; Liont. 6. 4.
.>y!'I %; seE.re Hapt; w,n, IL Mh1', II.
'oCr " {! rank; David uawt ,orne, ri.ht
hand severely Samuel Wh i; right shnn,-
>rre; II II liioz, q, LETT thigh, flesh wound;
Selgt r III Miles. A, loot died Oct ~, buried
H'N.on Wm II 1pe si}l he' nSei s, snt =
right shoulder; VI 4 Mccoy, +, r,si l leg; Scrgt
.n'rew Pierre. {, right hin, ;!tS!. orp Tho. u
.lur' snt,, I, ielt a N. %iei', si:A, On stinn
Ucrmenr., (. Ncsh plnu, u i'.>,
= lowa-Adjt. }. u. s,trons. siign' corp. NJ.
:" tno n"eN yf , ere: E: = !, 's lei;, mesa.
o." JON. q bner, Il, iiesh wound ieel J. II
;lesi; >bner I Baker, right thigh. sever, Corr,
J h Hughes, A, left shoulder, seve:r: YIN :
S,tr;.tur, let hand severe; Jas ~ Enr1uon. +.
lett tn G,!. ,ryere; Sergt Geo W Reynolds, IA.
right breast, severe; sergt . = Snocn"ker. +,
r!2at hand, died Oct -, buried at Ne";pwu;,
corp Wn iia ht,l, a, right Leg; is;lac Sir,.b!'.
i: tucker LETT wrist ana side; 4 Il l<nl;cr. g.
right ti4iGa: Corp y Hamilton, y, riah: ~!t""i-
der
:-tN .owa--Jas VI Murphy, \. right shoulder;
II \, Worth, y. right foot, severe; corp Willard
Wilkinson, y, right hip; ticttlieh Shortly right
leg; t,so W !3cnegar, left shoulder: 7 e Nc
Lenne, iet thigh; John Lloyd, rack, slight;
Corp red Evans, right leg, fracture; to:p iiarri-
rlsht shoulder, confusion; N W CnoT, q, neck,
severe: Jacob Inness, Il, left arm, flesh wound:
VIM Holins>worth. d, hip, severe: Henry Full
i..i ,,t| t..yn y h.,nH Il Ei,...ti mr.
A. ieit foot and thigh; Lieut. & N Baker. I, LEFT
arm, Sight; corp + $ Atpl gate, T.. left foot, Il
M VIZ b. , r%ht%s" '1 o. PACK Mct"a etf
shoulder; Hoffman, II, right loot; Patrick II
conway. r, left shoulder; II Davis, right hip,
slight r.. ...
FAIR AND FmsTlvAL.-The season for
those always popular social entertain
ments, fairs and festivals, is to be open
ed by the ladies of the Aid Society and
the Union League, of this city, with L
crowder, commencing Wednesday, the
9th inst, and continuing afternoon and
evening through Thursday and Friday.
1t is contemplated by the ladies, land
our readers know that it has passed into
p prOverb that the success Of amy under
taking of the ladies OF Muscatine is a
fugegonc concluaion,} to MAKE this the
affair of the season. Already arrange
ments ere being perfected that insure
its success. The articles remaining un-
sold from the late Sanitary Fair Will be
exposed for sale on this occasion. The
afternoon exhibitions will afford an eX-
celient Opportunity tn our country
friends 80 attend-an opportunity, we
tr..st, they will avail themselves OF TO
the fullest extent.
SAD NEWs.-Chas. NJ. Harian re
ceved dispatch Tuesday, from w.
II. Robinson, Of Company a, llth
Iowa Infantry, dated Lafayette, Ind,
stating that Noah Fry had been killed
and VIM FL. Meeker severely injured,
in Il railroad collision near that place.
Both these unfortunate young men
were nDn-veterans OF tile 18th Iowa, re-
turning home after serving out their
term OF three years. Their parents re-
side in the western part of this county.
II will be seen by the dispatches else
where. that thirty lives were lost by
this accideut-most OF them returned
soldiers.
eas- Several more Of the llth Iowa
nor-veterans reached home Wednesday.
Most of them came by the Kohomo
route from indianapolis, and thereby
missed the Inflated train which collided
near Lafayette. They report, however,
that seven Of the 18th iowa We're killed
and ten wounded i'll that disaster. We
could not learn any names in addition
to those printed yesterday morning. 1t
is thought that if any OF them were
from Mtiscatine their names would have
been reported by the survivors.
THE Pork TRADE.--S0me small pur-
chases have been made i'll this market
at from to 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. lie uclilitIll Iof porn VIII ltOuCS
| 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-
son.
ANOTHER STRAW was taken
on the ears from Wilton to this city,
Wednesday morning, with the following
result: For Lincoln, 4G for Mcclellan,
Zone man refusing to vote. There
were quite a numbero OF returned soldiers
| on the train, all of whom voted for Lin
colin. All the ladies were for Lincoln,
also.
s5S@ Five of the nOn-veterans OF the
18th 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. .... .-.. ..
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p@- Contributions to the Iowa Central
Sanitary Fair, that have been omitted
heretofore S. &. Gates, Cedar town
ship, So; Samuel Barkman, do, s. !;
Children of District No. 3, SWeetand