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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

TIIE CANDIDATES Al CHICAGO SKETCH OF THEN
The New York 7riJUAe has a very long al tIcle
giving sketches with Tribune pencil, of course
of the various candidates at Chicago. 1t is inter
esting as tar it shows the feeling Of the Greeley
party to the politicians nalned and besides that, 1t
contains d good deal of truth. We give sketches Vi
what may be considered the representative men vi
the Anti-Iincoln party Ill the United States.
General George b Mcclellan Is the first name Oh
the list. He relies mainly upon feeling, alleged
to exist throughout the army and country, to the
effect that injustice has been done TO his military
talents by tins "imbecilc lnd blundering Admitus-
tration' General MeI ellan rs the incarnation OF
hostility 10 Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Lineoln's policy
He is an officer Of blameless personal repute, and
WAS highly thought Of before the by his brother
officers-.Iore especially by those OF strong
sion affiliations He proposes to run on tie War
Democi attic platform, and will be bitterly opposed
by the ultra "Coppelheads on Peace-at-.ly-
price" faction General Mcclellan has received
much injury among the older and abier politicians
from the efforts made by certain OF his less discreet
friends 10 thrust him down the throat OF the Con-
vention will they OF MIL they This has been done
by mutual Admiration Association" OF which
the Ketchum family appear to be chief bottle
washers-Messrs Barlow, Marble, Belmont, and the
other acknowledged friends of "little Mae" rpu-
dating all the outside efforts i'll this direction and
General Mcclellan himself, it Is said, disappearing
all such extra Jealous advocacy
Governor Horatio Seymour is the next on the list
am, will sppear the special champion OF the Cen
tra and Western States against the alleged dictation
OF the New England Puritans. He Is also to be pro-
vide. With a second string 70 his bow, as "grand
iesstor of the draft and VI arbitrary arrests "a
character IN which nsany Of his friends will re-
eognize him as Il perfect master Of the situation
Governor Seymour Is gentleman by birth and edu-
cation man OF old family, and possessing large
landed stake in the peace and prosperity OF the
country lie Is, therefore, the less to be pardoned
for his sympathies, which distinetiyeiy OF the
"Copperhead" type; and for his course OF Official
action which has heretofore mainly tended to pro-
duce arrangements between the forces Of the Ma
tional and State authorities. Apart from his
political tenets, which we hold TO. be simply
execrable, he is q parsonage who would reflect no
social discredit ON the requirements OF the White
House. He has all the external polish on which
lis co-partners OF the Southern "chivary place so
high a value and probably there could be no man
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OFFICIAL.
TRTNSVBy DrrARrMrNr, \
tuN1fpNRNfF STNTts "a AMERICA,
Richmond, Va, August a6, 1864 !

EQUATIONS FOR CARRYING
IL INTO Effect TUE ACT OF CONGRESS
HrTRONEn JUNE l3, 1861, AUTHORIZING
.,NNIES Of REGISTERED EIGHT PER CENT
IlNus. ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
.u, AlE APPROVED MAY l6, lS6I, TO EN-
.rI,NaE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS F.
... owning rcFI~tcrod CIQht per cent bonds
..1. N.e act ut MAY lG lsol, desiring to cxchanqe
....-5 t51 coupon bond-, viii assign them, in the
.- amor ll,utel out ia The printed cnJor>cment on
... li.k ui tie CortIholtS, 10 the "ConGrlcrntc
~, "a. ID America, IN exchange for coupon bonds"
ID rm.c them 20 hy presented 70 the Bcsietcr Of
a.. Ir5~,uy Department, WIG viii thcrcupon, in
l...HlluCc With the provisions of the act OF June
=. l>5l ij,, coupon bonds for the amount specified
,r ,... r.rI- ,,rcl bonds 50 assigned
q. \. TRENHOLM,
su -..t Secretary al the Treasury
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RELIEVED FROM DUry. General John III, Windef,
formerly the head OF the military department OF this
district but for the past few months assigned " the
command Of the Yankee prisoners at Andersonyille,
Georgia, has been relieved from his command, to-.
gether with the chief surgeon attached to that place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

PaIsos SrArsries.-From the first Of May "
the first OF September VI this year, the number u
prisoners received at the Libby foots up sixteen
thousand aud eighty-six. This number includes
only those who have been taken IN the neigh
borhood Of Richmond and Petersburg.
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JuDaE MgREDrrn's couRr.-Judgc Meredith de-
livercd his opinion yesterday in the Aabess corpus
case of DIR. A. f. Peteolas, testing the right Of the
County Jnstces to make him testify With regard g
q duel recently fought by Messrs. John NJ DANIEL
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aithmonS Nispattk.
BY }. \ CowARpIN u co.

Tu pIsr,T,H Is published daily, (Sundays except
"a al FORTY potINRs cor twelve months; .wrNry
,.,t,E. tar six months, TVS poIINRS tor three
months, or roUR poLt AIRS ioI one month in advance.
Az rcmttanccs by mail are at the lisk Of those
,.f.. make them.
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8ltlymouo 9ispattk.

The DAILY BrsrAT,n is sold 10 News Dealers at
twENrt 'ENTs per copy, CuY CARRIERS are author
izca to charge ONE DOLLAR ASD fItrs CENTS per
week 10 regular subscribers
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FROM MOBILE

Nothing OF Importance has occurred III the Uci-
nifty oi Mobile since the surrender Vi Font Morgan.
The people are making vigorous preparations toi
the defence OF the city having resolved that It shall
be held to the last extremity \ New York paper,
speaking Ut the chances of Fa1agut'a trying his
heavy artillery further up the bay, saya 1t is
well that public expectation should not be too eX-
acting The, achievements thus far Of incalou-
liable benefit but the demand for the presence of
portion Of the fleet at the entrances to Wilmington
become houIly more pressing
There is work here Ill store tov fleet, take 1t,
even more urgent than the Immediate capture Of
Mobile"
The truth Is, that the Yankees dumb
founded at the proceedings Of the Tallahassee and
the apprehcn5ions that "morc OF the same sort
are to follow her wake, that they now call upon
Farragut to relnquioh his present hopeless task and
AID III the rescung OF their commerce from certain
1fIin
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y OIlCE-C Commandants and others of
' the amy ana navy will please pay attention
" tA, notice already given that arrangements have
'.Ii made for steamer to leave Rockets DAILY
u. y't,,. \ ST and O'clock L. Fl ., tor the pur-
lv VI loving barge ana taking ~ Drewly's BLUM
ilat-Du.. ter and CommlaHary stores ana other an
-l,5 tJr the army and navy. Except III cases Of
..nei- -lcy steamers Will not be furnished at OtheI
AulTa JOHN H PARKER,
Lieutenant Ia charge office Special Service,
l-yI-f- NaYY Drnartmcnt.
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TOTICE no TAXPAYERS IN TILE

NOTICE 10 TAX. PAYERS IN TILE
y TENTH DISrRICT.-An persons III tins dis
u vino have not y,t paid their gross sales tax tol
.t quarter are hereby notified that have OBJ
...4,u olu the proper authority short extension
~ L p.Ilol tot DONG. In all cases OF failure to
'lii, with thIs lat notice the law will be retLy
tlioitci
Evd t.tc owners are al5s required ~ call at my
..i ulI enter th,I ot with one OF the Asscssora,
"o can always be found there during office hours
The Aecs.Uia are also now ready 10 make-assess~
70 hi t0I the thirty pea cent profit tax, 10 which
'Ns most prompt attention Is required.
CHARLES j. SINTON,
Tenth District Collector,
3 .taw2w Office, n Nam street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

MOVEMENTS OF TIE ENEMY IN TIE
SOUTHWEST
Official advices from General Forrest to the ist
instant have been received. He reports that the
enemy have evacuated the Memphis and Charleston
railroad up to Memphis, and that Yankee troops
are moving up the Mississippi river, en route 70
Virginia and Missouri
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4 TOELESON x co,
n i4l MAIN STREET
Have IN store and for sale
10 barrels Whiskcy,
do. Peach Brandy,
800 pounds Cotton Yarns, from 10 IL,
300 dozen Fine Pocket Knives,
10 bales rs Augusta Sheetings,
do. Stripes and Ticks,
barrels Old Rio Coffee,
2j0 pairs No. 10 Cotton Cards
100 NJ Milner Needles,
Fanny Twee.ss, &c,
for sale low ~ eiase eoi.signments
Sc y-5t A Tol.LESoN a. o.
"oOL CARDS,
Wy COTTON CARDS
GOTTEN ~. t.s,
RTE, sc ;
Wholesale and retail.
BOUIS x 2ANDERSoN,
sc 3-Gts No 80 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

Mcdonald anl others Of tie committee protested
against revolution now madness, and prevailed
on DoJd to send secret circular, by virtue Of his
authority as Grand Commander, ordering the vari-
Gus Lodges to desist from revolution now. Tie cir
cular sent and The 10th passed off without the
revolution planned by the Orler
This revelation throws light on the advice Of
the State Central Committee to the Coppeiheads to
form open armed organizations and proves that
the whole intent Is to put, III the name of law arms
in the hands of Democrats, and then make. them
allies of the secret Order in revolution which has
been postponed for more convenient opportunity
Meantime, these Copperheads will strive for prov
ocation for civil war.
THE ARMIsTICE WITH The C0NFEDERATES--LETTE Err
FROM SENATOR WILSON.
y statement, copied from New York papers, has
been telegraphel to New England, to the effect that
had been to Washington to urge upon the Presi-
dent the policy of an aImistice with the rebels
There is not the slightest foundation for the report,
as | have never entertained, for moment, any
other thought than that of cOnQuerng peace by
the defeat of the rebel armies
No public man connected with the Administration
Is III favor of all aTmistCc | personally know that
President Lincoln and the members Of his Cabinet
have undoubting faith i'll the success of our armies
in the field and the ultimate complete triumph OF
our cause And, with this belief, they will pursue
the most vigorous measure to raise money and men
Henry WILSON.
NATICK, August 20, 1861.
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WAR NEWS.

The Chronicle has no war news of interest. The
Yankees are still busy lying their disaster at
Reama's station. dispatch from Louisville on the
5Oth announces the capture Of Il company Of Yam
KEGS six miles below Gaatin by Wheeler Whee-
lers force Is estimated ut from iiv, to twelve thou
sand men.
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THE WAR NEWS.

In front of Petersburg eyeryt continues quiet
AMI, 50 far as present indications 60 is likely to re-
mann 50 for some time to come On Thursday the
enemy opened the city witt, heavy guns, to
which cur batteries promptly responded, and for
two hours a brisk artillery duel was kept up. We
are informed that the enemy's guns ceased firing
first. which indicates that they got The worst Of it
Nothing of especial importance occurred Yesterday
report was brought by the train from Petersburg last
evening that about II o'clock body Of the enemy IS
cavalry, having taken cirouitous route from their
mum amy, dashed down upon bearings camp, on
the road 10 Dnwidlio Courthouse, intending to SUR
prise and capture the whole command Dealing' 5
men, however, were fully prepared, ana repulscl
them with ease, driving them back to their lines.
\ humber Of prisoners We're brought over last
evening ana assigned quarters lii the Libby
Colonel Thompson B Lamar, Of FloIida, who was
wounded the Goth ultImo on the Weldon railroad
died in D,nwldie county on Tuesday last lie
was Z brave aud gallant officer
FROM GEORGIA
We have news of fighting near Atlanta, but the
accounts thus fI received confused and unsa.s-
factory. 1t Is stated that Wednesday last the
cnemy's entertainments were attacked and taken by
Generals stephen d Lee and Patrick Cieburne
with Htrdce's cops, but the encmy having received
heavy rcintorccments decisive advantage was
gained by odr troops We not informed whether
tins attack made upon the cHemys right, Oh the
West Point railroad, his left, on the Sanltown
road.
Tho Yankees, III then change Ui position Oh the
10Th ultimo, abandoned the Georgia railroad and
swung around until THEN right rested Oh the West
Point railroad south of Atlanta with the view vi
iuterruptmg our communications. The attaUl, Oh
"Wednesday may have been an otfoIt 10 dislodgo
them from this position That the engagement was
not general along the entire length OF the lines is
manifest from the fact that only Il portion Of oul
forces participated but the confused nature Of the
accounts thus far received renders 1t impossible to
give any intelliglble idea Of the situation
Tie action was still III progress Oh Thursday, but
We have thus fan no account of the result
The people Of Atlanta were ganei- by the change
IN the enemy's position, inasmuch as it relieved
them from the severe shelling to which they had
been subjected toI tolu weeks previously. The
works abandoned 10y the Yankees were found to b,
OF foItIiieatons thrown up one Ill the Of the
other. The batteries bearing upon Atlanta were
not formidable III appearance, but they occupied
positions from which almost every building Of pro-
the most desirable targets.
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

Northern papers of the 3lst ultlmo have been re
ceived They contain nothing Of interest except tht
proceedings Of the Chicago Democratic Conven
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 3. 1861.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

DOR RENT, FIVE ELEGANTLY
IL FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for small
families single gentlemen. The location is pleas
ant and central the comfortable and the terms
are moderate. Apply on the south side Of Marshall
street, between Fifth and Sixth, fSsrth door from
Fifth street. SO Ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

+ OIlCE-All persons having CLAIMS
' against the estate Of JAMES 4. HoANE, de-
.l''ol, wall please present them tor payment, oh
lScity first street, between Broad and Marshall.
NJ Ct r. b. R0ANE, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

T w O FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
RENT suitable for single gentlemen, the
western suburbs OF the city. For terms address
Box 500" au 3i-Gts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

nor REM T, SIX FURNISHED
ROOMS, with privilege of kitchen aud stable.
Address Mrs. s. A. TIFFEY,
3-6te Ashland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

COMETHING FOR TIE BABIE8t-,
~ Fivehundfed dozen pune 1IkDS-kxk LINEN
N0RsERY DIAPERS hr infant purposes epEonss
&C.. really bsautifal quality; vssrnnee4 P1re e11-
Also. splendid lot " tne hkQWM LINEN -
aprons aud travelling dgesseA - ~. u Nam r1ecos
nearly opposite ~. chnE)ss aoosk.
au Sl-sod6t
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"IRE. One hundred pounds OF
w WIRE, suitable for making Brooms or
sieves Tor sale Ly u. bENADOS,
Nam street, ulidox St. Charles Hotel
Sc 3-Sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

NOR RENT, third part of WE'LL
Il FURNISHED HOUSE. containing five rooms
besides dining-room, stOre-ro0m and ooal-cellar /;
with use OF "a COOK also, a STABLE and CAR
RIAGE-HOUSE, if required-to a small, respccta-
bic family of grown persons approved Of Address,
with references, "ANDRIAN," through city post
office sc l-3t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-03

NOR LEASE OR RENT, the EX-
CHANGE HOTEL, situated at Orange Court
house Virginia, This house is large and conye-
niently y-arranged and there IS no house OF enter
tainInen kept i'll the town at this time it being the
only hotel IN the town. For terms apply to
O. j. BROWNING, or
au 2j-eodi3ts DR THOMAS L. RIVEIY
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
DIED.

81 III Orono, MuScat;ne county, Iowa, of palsy,
Mrs HESLER wife OF Jacob Heslcr aged 81 years.
months and 10 days.
Sister Hesler was q member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and was good and faithful
member. She leaves Il large number Of friends,
together with a husband, two sons and three
daugh ters who deeply mourn her loss. May
her rest be peaceful. We deeply syInpathize
with those who are in af11iction, and hope their
loss is her eternal gain NJ. A. +.
On the 9th of October AMY E.. daughter of
Jonathan and Mary A. kingsbury. formerly OF
Muscatine, now of Goshen township. aged about
Is years.
Leaves have their time TO fall, and flowers to
wither at the north Winds breath,
And stars to set; but all-thou hast all seasons
for thine own, Oh DEATH
The deceased was u young lady whose memo
ry will long be cherished by her friends and
companions. She was one the elements of
whose character were so chas,e and pure as to
cast Il halo of light and love around her, and to
impress one with the idea that angels were in
waiting to wait her ransomed spirit 10 rest for
ever with its Savior aud its Col, where
1.-THE dread is drowned with joy, the hope is
filed with Immortality II.
At st. Louis. No., October 10Th, 1854, FANNIE,
second daughter of Henry and Nancy Reece,
aged II years, months and days.
At Grandview, October q, 1864, MAGDALINE
wife OF Henry Dodder, in the 5Sth year of her
age. rf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
LYONS kATHAIRON.

K;ln.iTon is from the Greek WORT Kathro,
Or iathairo, sig laying to cleanse, re uven tie
and restore. This article is what lis name Sig
mites. Fot preserving. restoring ana Delutill-
ing Tie ,l nan hair II is the III 81 remlrkuO {
preparation III the world. II is again owned
and put up by he original propr etor, and is
made with Tile s,tlie care, skill and attention
which gave it I, sale OF over million bottles
per annU!n.
1t is II most ielie htful hair dressing;
1t eralicatpS scurf and dandruif;
1t keeps the iita'i cool ami cetn;
It makes the hair rich, soft an glossy:
ii prevents tle hair from falling cit and
turning gray;
it re It ,res hair upon Ill heads.
ANY lady III gentleman win, values a beautiful
head uf hair slouli Use Lyons ka, hairOr. II y
known and used throughout le civilized WOTii
Sold by all rts:)r..t;tbie dealers.
DIMAS BAitNt rs d 30, New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
4 CARD TO INVALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Ameri-
ca as s missionary, discovered safe and SIM
pie remedy for the cure OF Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem
ipal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been already cured by this
noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
recipe for prepar ng and using this medicine, in
a sealed envelope, to any one who needs il, free
of.charge.
Please inclose postpaid envelope addressed
to yourself Address JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D. Bible House,
noyA,awly New York City.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
Union Republican Township Ticket.

Union Republican Township Ticket.
l'b,. Member Of the Board Of Sup&r-
! ris0rs-W. Ii. STEWART.
iruStces-G. ii. HAYERCAMP, WM. /.
CRAWFORD, and PETER JACKSON.
! Justices Of the Peacc-ZEPHANIAH
WAsHBCRN and JOHN r. NIsLEY.
Lui!stttbt,s-H. NJ. SANFORD and WIN.
/ S. HICKMAN.
Y,waxhip .4sscssor-JAMEs J. MCGIN-
NESS.
Ccrk-A. +. DEMOEEST.
(y.Y .issessOT-JOHN BEARD.
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MATRIMONIAL!

LADIES AND GEN rLEMEN,
If you wish to marry. addr~Ss the undersigned,
who Will send you, without money and
without price, valuable information that
will liable yon to marry happy and
speedl-, irrespective of age, wealth,
or b. auty. This will fully assist you. All let
tiers strictly confidential. The desired intOrna-
tion'will be sent by return mail, and no ques-
tons asked. Address SARAH B. LAMBERT.
Greenpoiht, Kings Co., New York.
Octl7d&W2m
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CL.croA. HEeGicl1. =.
AiiLAitAN MUSTANG; LINiMINT

I.i4 p.I.i,.s IL :,l i.,llis sod II .inuat u 40
np.r lee. iuat7r.riflIgt t. -!ustIls eminent
nu,l.f pie.,n-c I'll pobnfiet" S:a4:'. nave N-s..
tiI,lCasli. eSlor.'vI y t4-5 '*'@i>S. !" 7.'H:H
IL. li:,st .uGth>rini ~, Ton II h;;lietl !. i.i
Lil. Unite States ire SAY pr :: ri - p IL
r.vcuuc stainl, ":,.ciI IS t';;.cs'i - 81 - p Ut
@i.c'; tcttie. T. tcil scamp ga -.'- 't @L ~!
III '.I,t uI.'. .lild without LIT 81 c -
q. :,;t.n .gie't, dangerous ana We: - AZ! la
IIyn every 1u;tle. Lut,i- inint has
iI-rl. t4.>.:.uI growing II aver iot many MS
Tper- III, ~ eX liz .iinttVt '!Ii tuC liable
oJc ti:st zoe ,lot cvntsti .Nl'icii ~ u, Won
uorful eif:c,s. Il - The best emo al, i tie
world. With s-s present improved ~ - :'2i.,
irs ELECTS Upon ana hS.;.Si az ,Jt-s -
abe. 50 sS:lit;,i, listi ia -. IS
S, we'd, N;,iu.t alijnl:tlS iil:.tic ts'in,
tpiu ill Staged. ipr cuts, bruises, Hpia AS
Iunlti 4Ii,, SWcii!gs. pit cuts, iA". =! e:'i.i
strained noises. &c, II II ~ spNtr IGN :cticdA
t.i;lt ;.i luu never be Ill s3ens..i y: i slu;ll
:,e ia ev.ry' family. : ii Dy ali druggists,
ID. BARN Els, New York.
ocs1Iw j.li:eit vita irAkc's biit@rs
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.

IL - i, - i,jst delightful .jl ..AtraO:Gillar!
a:ricie ,.Vs,r discovered. Il r:.aEg'S the sun
burnt face and hands to a peiriN satin texture
of TaEISii,lg beauty. iupartin5 that marble PHI
rity Of youth, and IN" aiSi:aJis, appearance 50
inviting in the city b lie of fashion. Il remove
tau. ftecllits pm les and ron hncAs t-oa the
skill leaving the complies lou fresh, trans parent
.ind smooth. / conttiu> no natet;;i! injurious 10
the skin rat, .liiAeti bV actresses ANA oprr;.
sin cess. Ii is what every lady should have. Sole,
every where. P.e:,;.. ed BY ". +. HAGAS, Troy,
New XDri,. .A;t,ire>> al oder; 10
Dt.MAS BAtiNES 4 60, New Io!I<.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

SORE THROAT, CoUGH, COLD, and
similar troubles is suffered to progress,
result in serious pulmonary affections,
oftentimes incurable. " Browns Bron-
ch;al Troches" are COMPOUNDED SO as to
reach directly the seat of the disease and
give almost instant relief.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

That never to himself hath said
That DR.. D. H. Seelye's Catarrh Rene
dy is the nc Plus ultra of all medicines,
always effecting q permanent cure, as
thousands upon thousands are constant
~ testifying.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
Chicago Live Stock Market.

I.
CATTLE-The market rules ste dy and firm
with good packing and shipping demand.-
Prices are without essential change, but well
maintained We quote the range of the mar
ket as follows:
Prime to choice beeveS p 100 TBS.
Fair to good g - 4,75G15,50
Medium grades '' ............ :l00I4 80
Comm III aud inferior +" ............ 2:Sja13, %
HuGs-The market is active and buOyant I'M
der u brisk demand by packes rand shippers
The receipts are liberal, and in point of quality
steadily improving as the season advances. The
range Of prices il as follows:
PRIME to choice hogs q 100 SIS, 7ol0 TO- ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04

TT $50 5 : No.. :.
| III. "ee< op rs quiet In the az, ,s.'"ia .'...t-
t't LtEerS are extremely ctu'i -, raj -. j
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