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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
.HAGAN,S .MAGNOLIA BALM

This Il the most Delightful and extraordinary ar
ticIe ever discovered. 1t changes the sun burnt
es and hands to pearly satin texture OF aytshfng
beauty, imparting the marble purity Of youth, and
the dialogue appearance 80 inviting In the city
belle Of fashion 1t removes tan, freckles ptmplss
and rouEhness from the akin, leaving tho complexion
fresh. transparent aud smooth. 1t contains no ma
teraI injurious to the skin. Patronizedby Actresses
and Opera slOgera. 1t Is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. .ess.43 allg
DEMAS s. BARNES q co.
sa General Agents,
sepl 6m 2O2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

R~RsnovAb,oy THE AUD1roR's oprIOx.
The, Auditors Office has been removed from
the Custom House to the Linsley Institute.
The Collector Of the Revenue, Mr.. Orr, is
moving into the Office heretofore occupied
by the Auditor. -..,.....
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

NV YoRK, Jan. Is.-The S. 8. Morn
light arrived from Matamoras, January LIST,
About s5 vessels were of the bar, but the
weather was 50 bad her cargo could not
be lighteued, of As high as ten dollars
per bale Is offered for cotton, 70 have it
taken 70 the vessels, but it would not be
accepted in consequences of the weather.
> The Italian frigate We d,Italia has besi
taken OF The dry dock 9t the Navy Yard
She had received no damage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

R@NEw OPTICAL IxsrrrurR-M. Pola-
cheers practical 0cculist invites the public
to examine his celebrated Periseopis Crys-
tall SpeetaeLes, for preserving and strength
euiug the syesight. Also all kinds of opti-
eallnsltnments. - ass
Office Monroe Street st shafer's Jewelry
Store. =5.- 'ias rs .asts..fs sst IT,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
Notice to subscribers.

10 OlTN OOhEEhTLOh.--A4 convention
of the Uuion citizens of the city, was held
at the Cont House on Saturday evening
for the purpose of nominating a Union
Ticket to be voted for at the ensuing
charter election. John R. Hubbard was
called to the chair, and Thomas 0'Brien
was elected secretary. -
On motion of Mr.. Gorrell, the various
wards of the city were called, and all the
wards but the 2nd appeared to be repre-
scented. '''''.' 8
For Mayor, Mr.. Gorrell nominated Henry
Crangle, and upon motion of the same
gentleman it was agreed to vote by ballot
ThePresideut announced that the various
wards were entitled to a vote as follows:
lst ward SO; 2nd, 90; ard, l37i Alb, ITO;
9th, 81; 9th, 80; 7th, 40. .s
There being no other nomination for
Mayor, on motion of Hiram Young, Mr..
Craugle was declared the unanimous nom
inee OF the Convention. ~
For City Sergeant, Mr.. DOnnel nomi-
mated Mr.. Andrew H. Britt, aud Mr.. Bots
ford nominated Mr.. Nicholas Richardson.
Mr.. Gorrell moved that all persons nom
mated be pledgsa-to abide by the decision
ofthe Convention. The motion was adopt.
ed and both candidates were pledged to
abide by the decision of Convection.
A motinn to admit VIM. NJ. Berryhil.
and John Bishop as delegates from the I'd
ward WOs lost.
Mr. Britt was nominated almost unnnf-
mously on the first ballot for City. Ser
geant, and on motion of 3. w. Paxton the
nomination was made unanimous.
For City CLERK Mr.. Hollidy nominated
Isaac Irwin, and there being no other
nominees Mr.. Irwin was declared the huau-
imous nominee Of the convention.
For Superintendent oftho Water Works,
Mr.. Lancaster nominated James Baggs,
aud there being no other nominations MI.
Baggs was. declared the unanimous nom
inee. :
On motion of Mr. o'Brien, Mr.. R. W.
Harding was declared the unanimous
nominee for City Treasurer:
On motion of Mr.. Cloudy, Mr.. Henry
Sharp was declared the nominee of the
convention for Street Commissioner.
On motion OF Mr.. Blair, Joseph Forsyth
was declared the nominee for Wharf Mas;
ter. a. ',et
Mr.. Hubbard, the President, made few
remarks urging Union men to work ear
nestly for the election of the nominees OF
the convention. .t
On motion of Mr.. GOrrell, COMMITTEES
of three was appointed to inquire whether
the people are to vote by ballot or other
wise at city elections. Daniel Peck, A,
W. Campbell and Henry K. List were ap-
pointed as the committee. a ~ si
On motion of Mr.. Blair, ii was uuau :
iuousIy resolved that this convention is
anantmodsts ia favor Of voting by ballot
tat the ensuing charter election. -
On nOtiOa of Mr.. Blair, it was resolved
that there be grand ratification meeting
held at the Court House on Tuesday eve
Mug. 90 j aiqzs5- asisil1 = 2.
On motion of Mr.. Donlon,i a 'csoomaitte,
ofthreew was appOiutedlto notify Mr.. Gran.
gle Othfs nomination for Mayor. st 49,
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WAsHINaT0N, Jan. 13, 1855

Geo. ". Blank, Esq-My Dear Sir: The
charges against the Navy Department. for
building SLOW steamers is best answered by
eomparatiye public trial, and am authorT
ized by the Secretary of War, to make ar
rangemeuts torun one of olryessels against
the tasted sea going side wheel steamer in
the country, Foreign or American. She
will run against the same tonnage and
draft in any weather. If her competitor is
much larger, the race to take place iu
smooth water. ~ q
5fSf VERY RESPECTIVELY, d. ". Fox.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

BB-PAssEs TO THE ATHANEuM.-We are
requested by Capt Over, commander of
the Post, to state that the general passes
heretofore given to see prisoners in the
Athaneum, will not be recognized from
this date. Passes must be obtained at
Capt. Overs office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Sanford
ID b. Hall on the niueteenth day. OF March, 1852,
and now OF record in Ohio cpanty, State Of WJst
Virginia. in took 4Spage 52I, IWi the city Of
Wheeling, az the Gput door ofithe Court HousC, on
the third Monday inJanuary, Il st,) 1865, the OI-
lowing property, viz: y Fsifs- uu-. i.-=T
Lots numbered S. eighty O., (nlno) aud 10. (tsn)
also Is iset front Of ground, running back nuTy the
full depth OF said Iot4, situate the north end OF
Market street, Ina the city Of Wheeling. with tho
Improvements thereon. which consists Of large
aud convenient brick house, with brick stable and
other Outhouse4.s The said house l. known the
CulbertsOn House. t-4 -. 49, sl.ls
Terms of sale-Cash.
Persons desiring iniorma ion can apply to John
a; d sIi; i q = apt trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
COMPREHENSIVE.

'lNHE undersigned have entered into co artner.hIp
i under the name aud style Of John R0emSr Co,
for the purpose Of continuing the wholesale and
on an enlRrged scale At the old lta1d No 81 and ~
Main street. Centre Rhesling, W. Va Ht wing in
stock OF all kinds Of Dry Gods Motions aud Carpets
TO which We inYiteths attention ofOar friends ami
all cash buyers in general TO favor US with an FIy
call our policy viii be vigorous, systematic aud
liberal. +.-t. JOHN E0EAIER
Janl2 HENRY R0EMER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

=
R6- SoAROTTY OF GoAI.-Fhere is re-!
smarkabls scarcity Of coal IN Pittsburgh
and Vicinity at the present. time. and
prices have increased from nine and half
and ten cents per bushel in the fall, TO
twelve and half and fifteen sceats. A
variety of causes combine to produce this
result. The intensely cold weather has
rendered hauling very difficult and expen'
sive; the rivers have been frozen over
and the ferries have ceased running; the
consumption has been largely increased
by the cold; aud the stock on hand Is al
most exhausted. In addition to these
causes, nearly all the coal haulers have
turned their attention to hauling ice, as
teams for this purpose are In great de-
msnd, and the prices are much more re-
muneratiye. AS consequence, many
families are entirely out of fuel, and have
been compelled to borrow from their more
fortunate neighbors. The coal yards.
which obtain their supplies by railroad,
have been entirely unable to fill the orders
as fast as received, and many persons
have been compelled to purchase by the
basket and wheelbarrowf full. As soon as
the ice houses are filled, the distress for
fuel will be greatly relieved, but prices
will probably rule high until the rivers
are again open to navigation. 1t is most
that in Pittsburgh. where coal
Abounds in. nearly all the hills, such Diff
Guilty should be experienced in getting
supplies, and it is equally extraordinary
that such high prices should rule ia the
market. s2rzI/.j i.i3t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

EEw YoRk, Jan. l7.-There was another
destructive last night: The fye stpry mar
bIefrout building No, Gag I3aaa4 street,
occupied By auf@ordt, Ressenburg & Co.
and fFsirc6flds e Fanshaw was entirely
burned. Two firemen we're killed and sew
esal injured by falling walls. The foss is
estimated at 4 quarter of n million Some
adjoining buildings were slightly damaged.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

& Ba1AesLBlaltA JAM ID Is6.4Gsn. sedge.
wick has written letter to Gen. Ffencb.
commanding she I'd corps, aemphaticaIly:
denying the serious accusations against
the latter by q New England eiereytnen!
from which it appears that 10 such CONFER.
sation as is represented with Gen. Meade.
ever took place.
b Cen SedgeWiek peys high Compliment
to- Rrenchs 0pefsonal hsSEing during die
action, as well as his able disposition Of
u9fSPfoE q aAa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

NEW York, Jau. 1s.-At meeting ol
the Chamber of Commerce to-day, the fol-
lowing letter from the LIST Assistant Sec.
Rotary of theNayy was read
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
New YORK Monrs,Y, Market.
NEw YoRk. Jan. nc,

NkW ok, Jao. 10.
Mouey-Easier at per cent; sterling
decidedly higher, closing at l72. Gold
active and excited. and decidedly frmer,
opening at 5533. advancing to So, aud clos
ing 6rm at 575@5S. Total exports OF
specie to-day ..were 81, l67 ,275. Govern
mehtstocks very firm, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18
NEVER KNOWN TO FALL
DIXON'S AROMATIC
Blackberry CarminatiYe.


Dysentery, DIarrhea,l Flax, Cholera
MorbuB and Summer Complaint.
. The immense sales testify to the merits Of this
The numerous daily reports of Astonishing cures
attest its value: gBC
It has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease and imparting tone and strength
TO the system.
i. safo and harmless to the infant. and powerful in
the adult case. j. ~
appropriately termed by them, in many certificates,
ss.rHE SOLDIERS FRIEND,"
Mothers find it superior to any SoOthing syrup for
children teething freed from the injurious effects Of
Narcotics, gives rest to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold by respectable Dealers every
whore. l,' ie .f ~. ...- -,. 20.
PRIoE, rs oENTsA BOTTLE. Prepared only by
jun97 en- WIN. P.DAVIDSON,C Cincinnati, o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

NEw York, Jan. I6.AMalcom Campbell,
arrested yesterday, has been discharged by
Gen. Dix. 5-.-.
A Complimentary dinner was gwen 10
Gen. Burnside last night, by a few eminent
citizens.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18


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article of the Kind ever introduced under the
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/. s BRYAN's PUIMoN1c WAVES 900 -
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, Relieve Irritation of the UVala and Tonsls.
b sa BRTAH's PuLAoxIo WAyHRs
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No family should be without box OF
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Ii Notrayelsr shenld Be without supply Of
BRTAa's PULMoMc WAEHRs
in'his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
Ba11Rs PuINoNIo wAIEhs
TWenty.hYe Cents; - n s4f
JOB MOSES Sole Proprietor, % oortlandt st, n. =.
For &aisby LAUGHLINs 8 BUsHFIEID.
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no zPRINTERs.
DpINrING PRESS FoH SALE.

PRINTING Ph6 1ls-s Erse5S - =
1TAYING Just put up In our Job Room one Of
III Hoes Celebrated Presses, we have ior SAFE
sn1er.royaI Warrington Hand Press which We viii
d-poas Of on very reaSonRble terms. Size OF Platen
23r28 inches Any one Wishing Eueha PTen would
eonsuIt their own interest by giving Us aealI.
dec2s oAMPBELI M0DERMoT
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- 3aaH.'F asis e.. pfs.5 ss.c ssfN
.1 HEIMSTRBET's
INlNdITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE

1T Is NOT "A DX II,
Bat restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural gustenance
impaired by age or disease. All instantaneous dyes
are composed of lnGr easie, destroying the vitality
and beauty of the hair, and afford Of themselves no
dressing. Hemstreet's Inimitable oOlOring not on
ly restores hair to is natural color by an easy pro
cess but gives the hair a
> LUxURIANTi BEAUTY,
promotes It's growth, prevents its falling on eradi-
Gates dandruh and imparts health and pIeasantness
to the head II has stood the test Of time being the
original Hair ooloring, and is constantly Increasing
In favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. tits
sold by all respectable dealers or can be procured by
them Of the commercial agent, D. 8. Barnes 4 Co..
QOa Broadway. MY. Two sizes. so cents and 81.
sep1-sm aa itslsst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

RSrTHE saprene Court of Appsalsmet
again on Saturday. Judge Brown having
arrived aud the Court being fully organ
ilsd, the csse,of Land A. Brakely, appel-i
lants, Is. George W. Tuttle, appellee was!
called. Mr.. Richardson appeared for the
appellants aud William Ware Peck, Esq,
Of N. Y, for the appellee, and OF, motion of
Mr.. Richardson the case was continual
until next term. - 30
l. The case of Wm. Nichols appellant us.
Isaac Colts appellee, was sallsda Mr.. ia.
cob appeared for the. appellant and Messrss.
Daniel Peck aud Gen. Wheat appeared for
the appellee, and on motion II Mr.. Jacobs,
and by consent Of the parties this cause
was dismissed. sra = ,7.g-Ne1
several other cases were called but oW-
'Ag to the absence of counsel In many of
Them who expect to be present At the sit.
ting OF the Court this week. the, Court ad.
laFned Until this morning At 10 O'clock.
9RUuskT's aiSaTakts performed / on on
Saturday evening { 10 / 1 crowded hopss g
thsiF entertainment gaEeaentifsJ satisfac.
oon. They perform this evening with "a
entire change of propsamBe.
The ''aaVil chorus win be repeated this
"s0lng. Seats may secured dqsips
ne day at the hall.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-18

Dried Peaches /! Dried PeaeResi
oEH BUSHES 6aoioE HALVES, in baTfssils
8Gt99 AND bags, just received and for sale by
dscs PRYOR &RRosT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08
,od IOWA LEGlsI-ATGRE.
Des N0tNrs Mardl1 TO-

FSo2A .dslssyta n DES MONIES March ~ |
b The following bills wore passed st the ssaI
sion Of the Legislature last night: Bill, -
proyido Tor the better security and collection
Of debls due the State !; bill requiring Com
inissioners Of Deeds sppointsd' BY, the Gov
ernor to have the words 'sState of Iowa" on
gravsd on the seal !; bill 70 prevent frauds BY
warehousemen and others; bill TO- provide
for loaning the permanent school fund; nill
authos King counties to levy anspeci5i tax not
exceeding three inillsen dollar to pay iu-
terest on bonds, e,c5oold sdi ydslsas GAG
The House passed the Senate bin ivesting
al powersof the State Auditing Board in J.
N Dewey, and the bill author zing the. issue
Of State bonds in al cases OF State indebted
ness to the pc, manent School fund; also, D
resolution expressive Of tho opinion of the
Ho0sef relative to1jtbs SalariSs sofi sanitary
agents appointed by the Governor, remitting
the same to seventy five dollars per month,
inctlsise Of travelling and Incidental expen-
ses,li 5G7t9 o. s1nNr9S 5@'Iof9iT TI7ft 20
Both housssspassed7 = joint resolution Of
to Senators in Congress to fAyor
an amendment to the Constitution prohibi-
ting slavery in every part Of the United States.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

.FARRAeur's WITHDRAwAL.-The with
drawal of Farragut from before Mobile occa-
sions. some, disappointment in the, public
mind in consequence of the little effected IN
the demonstration against that city. The
public mind was raised to extravagant ex-
pectation BY the boastiDg letters which usual
ly precede every military and naval move
ment Of ours. A single glance at the size
of his feet would show that with four gun
boats to operate, he never intended any
thing more than diversion in favor Of Sher-
man.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08


,-eaAhout thea list, Of May the sJeUaxAL will
Nppesr in IN entirely new dress, printed on
the latest and mort fashionable style Of
type. The editqri starts Today for. tho East
10 make Ahs necessary punshaaes. rs bs4e1
Mssrs dstsruinsd to a,ake tho JouHxAi
worthy Of tSe most liberal suppo;t, not
doubtugl that the citizen, Of Central
iowa win appreciate our efforts and shat ons
saculstiou whishyis !slready large aud re.
specsabls, will be materially increased Is soon
g the spriag cA~paign fairly opens. Our
telegraph r.posskxill be made complete and.
more promptly received after certain Improve
,pents nov id progress on the line ars com.
plsted, We viii continue 70 gives complet.
summary Of State .and general news, and to
keep our readers fully posted in current
events. More attention viii also ,te bestow.
ed on our editorial columns IS ths Presdsn.
tisl ca,apAign drass near, and Ne hope our
old pstssus will b better pleassd than ever
with the paper. and thht many who are send.
ing money out Of the State. for Chicago and
New York papers; in which the news is stale
by the time it reaches thsia, will give US .
trial sss21S9. sGAl 1sss zxE ytssiaa =
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08
WASHINGTON. Mach

,E A general order has been issued con-
cerning cavalry service, in order to remedy
existing evils in waste and destruction OF
cavalry horses. A board of officers will be
appointed by the War Department to make
. thorough inspection Of the haunted troops
in each army in the field, and report to the
Adju.ant General: Such regiments and com
,panies as for want Of discipline neglect and
lose their horses are to be- dismounted and
broken up, and transferred to other organiza-
tons from the same State. Where regiments
or companies are broken up, the officers will
Authority is given to commanding Gener-
als, of armies or military depots, to dismount
and transfer, to Infantry regiments from the
same State, any mounted man whose horse
is, through his own fault or neglect, render
ed unfit for service, furnishing proper sub
stltute. sag .if &. .ssa 9ds 2rt1oe ri
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

: sw There refive or more General Smiths
in the army ): Major, General W. E. Smith,
now acting on General Grants staff Brig.
General ". sooy Smith, who commanded
the receat cavalry expedition with Grierson; ;
Brig. General Giles A. Smith, who com
manded division in Shermappss =, 10Th Y Corps
ard was wounded at Missionary Ridge )
Brig. General A. J. Smith, commanding q
division In the 18th Corps, and in charge OF
tie successful expeditions UP Red river !;
Brig. General N. L. Smith, commanding an
infantry brigade somewhere out Vest
Major General Charles F. Smith. who was
second in command to General Grant at
Fort Donelson, died in 1862, near Pittsburg
Landing. ls.as 1os 1.tsn tIg1e 80 -. 9GE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

w The Chicago 1ribanein congratulating
the State on having raised its quota under all
calls, with surplus Of 70 ,43e, says:
"lllinos is the Hercules Of the war whose
club strikes the heaviest blows, on the by
dra headed monster, Treason. She has CIV
er, to the Nation the best President since
Jackson, and the best General since " ashing-
ton. One of her citizens is chief Of the ke-
public. and another is chief of the armies:
It is fitting, therefore, that her sons should
put forth Extraordinary efforts, which they
have DONE" .naGa ne2r sI.ic.sz zdI
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

SEED CoxN.-Why is there not more said
about seed corn ii tie p F.f I would like
to know what brother farmers think OF know
about it, Will old cerndo as well for seed
as new? Ifnot, why :, We have but, little
new corn in the country suitable for planting.
@fi- q. Do oia@N 81 ,ts-f0t W. r.
sd Thoroughly try your corn; andif it sprouts
veil mo fear need be felt ofils fsilirg to grow,
other things, season and land, being favorable
"A farmer who does not try his corn o. before
planting has no one to blame but himself II
he gets no crop.-Presyie farmer. 'o7 sSn'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

HT The Chicago Post (War Derocnt)
IN IN arhcls alludiog to the recent, declare
ton Of the New York World, that slavery 10
dead and the Democratic party is under no
Ipbligssion ton 70 DO custodian Of its remains, NJ,
hsys:o sos isgl. qof tsfdgo1q ed c, ts5nalgi
frWe copy the article to show that there is
some seuseleft In the Democratic party, and
that, sooner or lister, that party will swing of
the detestshls hsrssies that hsve psrplexed it
and win ones more assert and procasim its
ancient faith Slavery, ID IN institution for
which the Democracy has never he'd, snd has
pot now, any love whatever.S Tho vay name
neesoerasg has in it = rnsaning incousistent
with and antagoniiicso anEistithtjuul Y6ob
rests for its foundation upon the false and old
ftiah dogms that The sfistocrssie .isw eshan
rnls the plebian msuy. With this dogma;
Dsmozscy his ever been ond svsrswil 30 II
! war. yr9as osl sol bgs ,yzaDtg5E 4. ode
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

Chattanooga is undergoing great change.
There are about three thousand Northern
mechanics and tradesmen there, including
the bridge builders and ship carpenters.-
Immense Government store houses are being
erected, one OF which is to be foor hundred
feet long. The railroads are all in good run
ming order, and the track is being laid on the
Georgia road, and the trains will be rorining
to Ringgod the latter part Of next week
at present there are six boats running on
the Tennessee betxeen Chattanooga and Lou
don; two Of which often make q through trip
to Knoxville. Most Of the hospitals are be-
ing vacated, and very little sickness prevails
IN the army. H sorry tnE sastE