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, 1864-06-05

i. ConprT1os OF. GN LosasrRHEr.-Ths
Richmond Wig Of tha 18th eayr: We arc
glad to be able to stase, upon the authority
Of the Medical Director that Gen. Longstreet
has 60 far recovered from the wound he n.
ceisca In the battle Of the Wilderness that he
czpectsto take The field In about three weeks.
, 1864-06-05


The statement, origins sting with the New
York papets, that Butlok had, contrary tn the
suggestion OF, Gen. Gilmore, refused to en-
trench or make, defensive Preparations, BE-
lore Fen Dazzling, il snthoritatlyely st at
rest by the Publication Of the following qusa-
tion, Addressed BY Gen. Bntler to Gen. gu"
more, With it, reply @.+-
Did ,oa q DO you authsrlse the statsnsat thas
Gilmore adylaed Batlez .tn make his oty) Pohhoa
Ecc4ra hy .i1t1euchraents aEatnst sordes set any
WHEN before Folt Darling. and hat IAnewcred that
Iwuuld not pause for defensive prepalations
:, 10 this General Gilmore replied ~ fol-
lews: u, =, -,
.Insrer advised yeu ss stated; I sent stat %.
but there w.s not time to make thoeo shanses,
even Hthts hid been ordered. -
Thoeewh are opposed to Buffers politics,
or Whose pei theory ID that the school o1
civil life in which Washington and Jackson
were bred, cannot make good generals,
doubtless ana-it convenient to believe ance
canatQs, hut on this occasion tbs truth CON
,pellsthein to KAit
The Rehel 0ruanx-Gon. Fbmbcrton
The Richmond EIam;ntr Of the 2Sth speak
t beautifully bf the failure Of Grants campaign
] while the thunder OF our cannon mnst haT'
been within hearing OF It's Office. It al1nde
again to Gen. Penbertou, OF Vicksburg no
toriety, holding high command In tho city
and more than intlmates thera would be al
other surrender on the: Fourth Of July,
none but such as he comm anded it, defenees
1t u remarkable and Significant fact thu
Leutenant General Pemberton has recent
resigned his high rank in tho rebel arm,
and ID now plain Lieutenant Colonel of n
tillerJ, commanding in the defences OF Ricl
mond. But one construction Is put upon i
He is a Northern man, md desires to p1ss
=, himself within the pale: Of ths Preaident
amnesty proclamation, which denies pardo
;, and forgiveness to NIL rebels shove the ran
! Of Colonel. This will raise smother stor1
about his ears when und entood BY the sout'
en people, and add, If possible, to the au
piciou and dietrnst now entertained Of biz
Ii, Ill ranks Of society, -.
, 1864-06-05
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, 1864-06-05
TIM OCEAN G ApLE BETWEEN FRANCE AND
TIE UNITED Paris correspond
eht Of the London Star Of May 20th, writes
ns fa11oNa. -

Tho Ymperor Napoleon seems bent On add:
Ing 10 his glories tLat Vi having connected
Europe With America. For somo timo the
Imperial GOVERNMENT have been examining
the project submitted to them by some Amer
lean engineers Of laying down cable be-
tween Ffanee and smerica. This schomc, it
appears, hes obtained their approval, for
yesterday. the 18th ultinao, d convention WAS
signed between France, Portugal, Italy, Bra
I'll aud uuyu, relative TO it. The conditions
On which the enterprise Hill be undertaken
will tprolably appear in to-lnortoW's Ion
XehT,
, 1864-06-05
COM M EXkCIALs

sA7rapAY Evnraa. Iune I. 1851.
rhe receipts and shipments during tho pAss u houts
wHe - follow, t.
, 1864-06-05
rOLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
~ This te{ebSatea
TNrE,ET E{1AF .,,a

Iu ruth unIyert+l ceMsEd. ts nNde fr khe Choicest
TAtesit,a IL uttd and enno1t!ont Ia ls Nature. sr-
ersniv aceped and tretasly Ia iss
ppop tae ahln fur sale b. ~ Dfr<klsa aad Iese4
Geods Dealers. }Ac3-u3ESly rLaAE-1C - :
, 1864-06-05

T.Heng Trncy, citizen OF Hancock
county, East Tennessee, died on the 18th Of
T. April, 1864 He was about ~ years Of age,
sir feet SIX 4nchea high, and weighed ova1 800
J1unda For many years previous To his
dcnth lie lad not LETT Ills homo.
, 1864-06-05

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pKI10r1.
Cxstle. Hogs.
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N -
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10 BUFFALO oR RCEfxHNoE A11De1.
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Michigan Central. Al cArsI ..........,. 20 Is cts
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70 PyrTagEtGH-
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% DO car1 Of 80 teet.-..... 80 IS cta
Bates 10 pupk1sk IS eer gar lesa tAsn to Hc1Alo,
when shipped By Ill rail.
Rates to Dur Kirk 3Hc 100 Il. 1sfa txA 70 41thlo,
when khlpped hv Al rail-
Tia total recefpsI Ut tho various 1vzds in tho city
durtrx thu week ending toasy, ,seeora.c TO Tbs daily
setn1ns poated On Change, Amount 10 6ts11 head.
THIS IL $40 head r1oIa than were rcte1vsd last week.
and al tesf mese th&n the receipts oftss eosrepond
Ing week Of last Eser.
The daily receipts 1t the 1asious yards compare
fcItoHa:
, 1864-06-05

NS Kiftht, about fourteen TtArs u age Rid "a Z
dAfk e1uto a1t7a, blAck iak &C. a1d WA harsfocts
Enn tct ss tsfn o1 ntn5Ee Rnoer. four InAes e.s &C
O'clock ia the kitofnoan. ltnct whirh tina rs4at1
has been heard Of hRt AuT OF hax vtFs-
atou1R viii b tharkfuNY received left At khA RS-
road HtAHop. Anneo, Or
1e5 Randolph steret. Chicako,
le4.h4Gk3t
, 1864-06-05

! Ri{sH HWtHRS-Rsesarad ID to-day, IS bbh. sa4o-
psd. lzis 16is Mastes saraneed 1Hs p3s :. !on and
S bba st 3l9sH: 100 bbls at 4,: ~ hbIs It st.X
CLOSING tIu 1t $i.aa.
, 1864-06-05

TA a meeting of the War Democracy Of
New Iork city was held a law nighta since
1t Cooper Institute for The purpose Of osgsn-
izing. It WIS resolved that the organization
be known rs tho War Democratic General
Committee Of the cit} and county Of New
York, and tho following named gentlemen
were elected officers:
President, Il. c. page: vice presidents, Thomas
1ones: e.. and 2: \ Moore treasurer. = +. 3.
]. Ii Rue Executive Committee, Hon. James 7.
Brady. John J. Hsco, Edwards Plertepont n: P,
John. Il: Thales, Joecph +. Eles5, ". Il. Ryan and
Frank HowleR.
/: The President took tho chair and tnade q
brief spoeeh, when \ seriea Of resolutions
was adopted, in which the committee Rppro-
we'd the measures Of Che Government for ths
suppression ofthe rebellion, and favored ths
denomination Of Mr.. Lincoln for tho Presi
dency aud the nomination Of D. s. Dickinson
for the Vice Preafdency.
, 1864-06-05

BIDEs-Geeeip.a yesterday. 197.s.a Tbs. Ship
mtn'r, ls:41s Ibs Ti's5e T. 70 ingscronsat IN tss
nsid 10 extremely limited, md t&nnezs Ast doiex
vtry little. Market steady. We quote:
, 1864-06-05

c+x4a
There has besn good demand for Chipping Catsls
during the pat week, especially prime 10 ortsa
Ersaes. Alshcszh tbs satsa Hnna<s receiTed hesrs
yz1 4Torsble Comparison With recent and tbs
corresponding per1od af 1s The offerings bsrs pssa
vesJ limited. l1rge portion Of cattle having bean
BROUGHT In either on contract and Tor seipment 70
otber markets, Or tor shipment throuxa Esst %
oNners' account. This has reduced tbs Anonnt Of
business done. ard with &cttrs chipping dcnsua.
had the eject ot 1sintain!n9 high prices. VIC quote
The psicea OF the market &ha evening aed compared
with last Saturday evening, from which 1t will h. seen
that dutanS Tho ptesent west An ndraneH OF .AAise
Y 100 "a haA tAksn place on prime 10 extra be.T4s.
, 1864-06-05

B The London 1sn<s makes merry over
the American ladies' se1fdenyfng covenant.
It thlnkA there IL no likelihood that thcY
Will adhere to pledge which requires them
to dispanse with Partisan fashions; and that,
~ far ~ the men are concerned, it assures
the merchants that they may continue to i'm
port cIgars> sAn American" the 1gns.s Says,
"without his cigar is ubout as possible u
mctamorphoais as Al Ethiopian with whito
skin, and the probability Of an Abandonment
Of imported wines may be judged of from
the fact that In his lata deteat Gen. Banks
f1ost his baggage aud champagne
The 1inacs thinks that If 1t were possible
to check importatious In the manner con-
templated,' tho effect would lie to injure tho
currency rather than benefit It, especially na
the gold to pay the interest Of the national
debt Ia to be raised BY the duties on imports.
But the editor has no fears of tbs success oi
the scheme, and merely refers to it in orde,
to point morsl-so It would have tho world
believe. There is, however, an undercurrent
Of eis9uietude In tbs artacle. from which sc
infer that It's author Is not go Indifferent tc
the result as he affects to be. -
, 1864-06-05

A. The fight Ea1ed hottest, between two
and three O'Clock, Cuatar8 brig g4de Of Mich
tgapders was ordered In to assist Dayies'
snd GregEh' btigadea, who already had the
snsfny weakening In putting hin to rout
Spencer rifles (seven-shooters}, aud the enc
ny #onld rathcr see the devil coming at
them than these. AS CustAr marched up the
road and dfsnountea his men and Davies
opened gap in his limo to make way for the
Michigan brigade, the ltne was Immediately
Joined and furious Assault commenced. It
moment brigade Of fresh troops reinforced
the enemy. but nothing conld Withstand the
terrible volume Ut iron hAu which opf boYs
cow poured into their ranks Back they
went, eonth Carolinians and all, for mile
and half. with fearful, loss. At o'clock
tha battle was ended, and VIC had the held.
1hrea Of our Lrigaaes bad whipped thelg
whole corps. Tho Provost Marshal counted
one hundred and twenty.six dead rebels tn
smaii SPACE lust In Da1lest front, but these
cou1d not have embraced half their dead.
There were loads upon loads Of their wound
! ed carried fromtht Geld, and our hospital
contains ,bous fasty Of their men MORALLY
Gen CnatAs exhibited his ususl daring and
impetnoslsJ. His horse was shot-being the
seventh he hss lad hit during tho wa1-hui
he escaped unhurt. Captain Green, his Act.
ing Ass ls,ant Adjutant General, was equally
fortunate, hsv!ug been bit on the head BY. !
Lieutenant Chaslea Christtancv. Ad~de-CamE
to Can lCnbtsr, Has wounded in two places
| and had hia horse shuL He u well In hos
pital. Three OF the Generals staff also hal
tEtir horses hit
Inis was qacss1cnably the aharpest cur
mrsket,y and shell, The enemy had lont
, 1864-06-05
From Shcfmnn,s Army.

The Nashville 2ia4es Of June ). ssys there
was severe fighting on Tuesday morning,
June 1st, at the front, beyond Dallss, few
miles. The rebels made the attack vofJ carly
In the morning, but we're completely whipped
by 10 O'Clock. Gen. Sherman has reached
the railroad again. still pushing forward in
ths direction OF Atlanta. Tbs rebels hare
been circulating some fearful stories as usual
about sbcr1nan's losses. One perfectly rc-
liable jeff. Daviiite said that he had Is, 600
wounded. It may be well to advise our re-
hellious folks, that AnAnias was struck down
-4ore Na rot a 4 anti, 1sr4. ss t,11 a that ana
, 1864-06-05
CHICAGO DAKlE BARE1RT.

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~ k4f1 II zc s4ofaFa F&S 5t:ksA, nElssg ekAtTIkAe
a.s{. Fse&F IS es56 atde6sSs tAn1<A otAAet&6 s4eA
eATrnpAf kyE1Ead, June 4, 1851
ENEIGHTA-LAx1 FEE1adTH-V@s4eIa aczrco,
And rates nra,. Tho euka<snenfs to-tEy we're: To
BuFPA1o: Propeller QAeRH et tho LAtae, WIKI corn
1t 1ec; nyi- AohcHan and schr1 Flying Mist aud
Thornton. will cuf1 II 15c;
III xE 1rp RAIL" Fxx1aHTa-Ths propeller 1iaes
Rarr In nAlf At tn =
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08
Original Notice.


II. HAsbs r. Valdez, sWiuiam Waller, W1S~ C.. Esoa.
yonas H. Riddle, lfwcellss Riddls Frederick Kirchass
osd BarsharA K.rekssv, Defssdasas-- F.'e 1869
VOU ere hereby notified that there VIII be on Me,
or betoss tho first day Of April. -. D. 1885, In the
once OF the Clerk Of the District Court OF uscstins
County State Of Iowa. petlsioa OF james u. Penuel
plaintiff, claiming Of the defendant, Phsbe y. Wadsr,
Judgment for the sum Ut hrse Hundred Dollar. and
the from the Lat day Of 1851
the rate Of per csnt per snnum upon the hrst
nausd Of she promssory notes herensfeer mentioned
And also foIeclosurs OF certain martgage made
bv tks said defsndants, William Wsder ard fhsbs r.
Waldsr to the said plaintiff, detsd the 10th day Of
january 1861 aud recorded In the 0ce Of the Record
692 which aiven 10 secure the payment Of three
certain pr0missory notes made by the raid Phebe T.
wader the order OF the said plaintiff ell dAtsd De-
cebsr Let, 1851: One for the sum Of three hundred
dollars payable in twenty months after date one
kr the sum Of three hundred dollars In thirty -sx
months after date and for the sum Of thses hundred
AMI twenty dollars. payable 10 months eer
date ali interest, and interest 1t tho rate Of ten
per cent snnum If net paid Ct nstufitx A.. . he:
The southwest quarter OF section fhisty-thrse 1887 In
township scvsnty.eisht l7sl raags four ~ west.
nnS hundred and iixty acres in the said county
of Muscatins may be Sold 20 sncht thereof may
be necessary TO satisfy said Judgment
And that al the right, title interest and equity
Of redemption tbs said defendants in the said prem
ises may bs forever barred and forecloseA. .s
fore noon the second day Of the next term Of ssd
Court, commencing the fst Monday Of J&ne, A. D.
1854 default will be entered agan.t you and Judgment
rendered tharsop. and decree entered q PRAYED II
the said petition HANNA h YITZGERALD,
April l, w4w fesS10 Solicitors for Plaiassf.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
;Nsnyars swass ri tbs sspso Of their sussriag
ssr sosr WILL cosrs'..... .tcosDs q rae 's'A1
Add Melancholy Deaths Ivy Qsusumption issr witns6
~ Oosstis neion once sssctsd with Orssasc wssk.
requires aid Of Nedisins g Strengthen and in
YSscs HIM soIp:s EXTRACT BUoRU s.sarsaSly does.
-sS. A trial will convince the NEST sksptical.
.ls. ~ gs2s $50: Z - ~ 1859 tSffas
I'D Fem ales.-Eelmales.sFelnaI "
Bvcss = nnesusisd ~ any oshsf remedy. u IN Ohio
ss: e y
iiisy. and f.r III oompisinss Incident 70 ~ -,
.hsther arising from hsdssFssson aset@ Of Dissips-
''o1 e. = q = sn seiis T2s ID 1asss VI i.at
DECLINE OR CHANGE OFLIPE. Ii
all ~ ,ueT L--l.--::ou. -l--tt aos- s.a
srsks NJ asJs Nissan, Mercury, or unpleasant Msai.
HELMBotD,s ExTRAor. BUc4u AND IMpRos.
~" Ed ROSE WASH CURES
~ 5, 4, SECRET DISEASES. sssaa
IN at ts.ir ss.gss. tss4ss3 sAslitsls E1psass,
Little or no change In Diet, No incolysnisnes,
ss@sa . Aad 40 Espessse.
1t ssasss frsquDnt desire and sfsSs strength tUSsA.
ste, thereby Rcmovng ObstructienG. Preventing Npl
Curing 0sictufss of the Urethra, alaying Palm and
InHanMafion frs qpsnt In thselsss Of dsesss ap1
sxpslllng I'll Poisoned, Diseased and Natter
u THayaAnDs UPON yuoUsAsD Who base bssn Ne vie-
tins o. Quacks, and Who have paid lsasy sss - b
cared u *.ho.s aMs NE ouns they wsr: oseassd
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

Active WoxEN AS q rule it may be re.
marked, that roisy women do much less than
they seem to do, and quiet women often do
more BIT it does not follow that all quiet
women are active; on the contrary, six cat
Of ten are indolent, and work only ON compul.
sion Tndolent women have their good points,
and one Of the most valuable Of these.is sheir
quietness. 1t is great luxury in domestic
life; but perhaps it is a luxury which is too
expensive for poor man, urdess he can get it
combined with activity. The wife Of the
poor man, no matter what his profession,
trade or position, ought to be active 10 The
Best sense Of the word She ought to rule
her house with diligence, but make no boast
of it. Her managing powers oughtto be con-
fined to her own house, and never be sent out
to interfere with her neighbors. Her activi-
ty should be kept healthy. by being exercised
ION important matters chiefly, though the
t,ifes must not be disregarded. A woman
who will make herself unhappy because the
usual custom of cleaning the house on Fri
day is on a,particular occasion. inevitably in
fringed, insnadequate to perceive the differ
ence between the lesser and the greater Some
active women, who pride themselves on their
housekeeping, seem to forget that the object
in keeping house is, that human beings may
be accommodated in it the sole idea seems
to be this: the object of keeping house is
that the house may DO kept in certain form
and order-and to the maiI tenance Of this
form and oder, they sacrifice the comfort the
house was established to secure. such active
women are pests to the community, to the
household, and to themselves, because they,
want sense to direct and control their ener
uies. fsJlis ia ald Ess% geo aaS s12 q
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

THE Fruit CRoP.-The prospect for fruit
the caming season is not encouraging IN
MANY. sections Of the Northern States. In
New Jersey, the largest peach growing State,
IN almost entire failure IS anticipated. In
New York like apprehensions prevail. In
Southern illinois nothing like "a average crop
will be obtained. In Michigan fair average
crop Of PEE ches and apples IS expected. The
buds on al the we'll matured wood are ssi'i
healthy, and the fruit IS destroyed only on
the immature wood that could not Withstand
tie rieors Of the past winter. :, - .;sa1
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Shurlf,s sale.

80 Sn0fIu'S S0les
DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed and dsliy.
ID erred from the once Of the Cork Of the Distfict
Court Of Mnscan. County, State Of Iowa. sgsinst the
goods and ch.ttss lends and tensments Of O. B. viii.
lams. have levied upon and will expos TO sale on
Thursday. the 18th day Of April, a p. 1864.
at the Court House door. nthe city OF Auscatne the
following describe property, to- wit:
Lots number elk ~ and seven "a IN block number
ftyoue 6l Id tho city and county 81 Acs:atins and
State of Lowe ~ ssfsss - ~ -
All ofwhch or 70 much thereof - may he nsessssry,
will be sold to lxecution in favor Of Smith
Murphy 4 Co. sale to commence between the hours Of
nine O'Clock In tho forenoon and four o'clock in che a.
tsrnoon OF said day-sowit: at hsfpa.t ten O'Clock
A. II. H. u. HIME,
"a st,s NsA = Ky Sserif Of Huscatine County
Moscstipo, Marsn 8lst, 1864 WV pfsokS, IL ~ z
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

70 the Third Ragimsnt Iowa voluntsss Infantry:
Al ofacers Of the Northern Line Packet
Conpany's steamer luscatine. We hereby
extend to Colonel Aaron Brown and ~ tne
oNlcsrs and men Of his regiment our hearty
thsnks for the orderly and gentlemanly man
ner IA which they, q regiment and g indi'
viduals, have conducted ,hsmsslvse on the
boat ON their recent trip. from 81, Louis to
Davenport, and especially for their patience
while "laying to" on the lower rapids on &C.
count Of the severe storm Of winds which
lasted some seventy-two hours. IS,
- 4. Wa j. B. RHODES. Captain.
Gpo w JrNra Clerk .
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THE JOURNAL


sslgfatsss Il March Slst, 1884 !
In consideration Of the kind tteatment and
ssntaenanly conduct Of Capt ]. B. Rhodsl
dsoere W. jerks, Clerk, and other ofacers q
Is new and splendid steamer luscaains, Of
tie Northern Line Packet Company, On her
recent trip from 81. Louis to Davenport, and
In behalf Of the officers and veterans Of the
Sd Iowa infantry, tender my unqualified
thanks to said officers, and commend them
and their boat to the favorable consideration
Of the travelling public. gs 1set
sssaaE5sR azl gs4M AABoH BRowN,
sS a:.sl,sy 20 Colonsl 50 lows. Infantry.
D. J. DuAxr, LIST Lieut.. Acts Adit.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

~ We know an old lady who, when she
slludss to the leader of the M0rmons, always
calls him either Enthusiastically, or else by =
curious tumble Of vidsas-"Ar. Bigamy
Young. ;, aasss L T
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

gEThey asked wise man, from whom
did you learn maunerss He answered., from
theh unmanuerly; for / was careful to avoid
vhHtsver part q their behaviour seemed to
ne offensive. .1-.-s 1910 ,satlsa sss
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-08

Elnn Cor. :-Skinkle + Go. purchased Of
Samuel BAmford Monday beautiful blood.
aySolt three ysafs Of ase, flftsen aud three
quartsrs hands high, the 81. Of Corners
~WId Hornet" he is said, BY good judges,
b b one Of the finest colts ii the Stats. His'
peice waa 1896.