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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22

pr Rev. P. P. ingalls,, State Agent
for the Soldiers Orphan Asylum, gave
us a call at our sanctum last Saturday.
He reports the most wonderful and graf
flying success, especially among our
soldiers. As instances, he showed us
list of Company X, l4th regiment, in
which two men gave $75 each, eight $25
each, one SIS, sixteen $40 each, and two
SIS each-in all, 90 men, $3.50. Also,
Company G, Sd cavalry, in which one
man gave $50 eight $25 each, seven SIS
each, thirty-six $40 each, and twenty
one SIS each-in all, IS men, $500.
He spoke particularly of the liberality
of the Cd cavalry, and of companiesf from
this county in other regiments. He
informs us that reports from the several
companies, giving the names OF donors
will be furnished for publication in the
several county papers. We hope to re-
ceive the reports from the Muscatine
companies soon.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22

BATTLE FLAG OF THE 35TH Iowa.
Lieut.. Col. Compton received on the 18th
by express, from Lieut.. Col. Keeier, OF
the 35th Iowa, the battle-f1ag Of that
gallant regiment. 1t was new when the
regiment left Memphis in March last,
but on their return, three months after
wards, was so badly torn that it could
not be used any longer. AT the battle
of Old River Lake q shell exploded in
the folds of the flag, tearing third of ii
to shreds and killing three men Of com.
pany Z. This battle-scarred banner
will be preserved as a sacred relic.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22

ssE 4 drove OF 40 sheep, from North
ern Ohio, passed through this placeTues-
day, for Keokuk county. This is the
third drove that has gone through our
streets In the same direction during the
past week
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22

a~ A drove OF one thousand sheep
passed through this place on foot, Satur-
day, for Jefferson county. They were
bought in Knox and Ashland counties,
Ohio, and shipped by railroad to Rock
Island The owners refused to pay Sl9
per car load from Davenport to Wash
ington, preferring to drive them.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22

Mesa letter to Mr.. McNall, from his
son in the eth Iowa infantry, gives the
information that Geo. 4. Rutherford, OF
this city, was woundsd in skirmish at
ter the battle of Kenesaw. Several 9TH
ers were wounded, but none named.
REsIGNED.-We are sorry to learn
that Rev. f. w. Evans, Chaplain OF the
35th Iowa, has been compelled to resign
on account of falling health. His voice
is so weak that he can no longer speak
to an audience in the open air. We pre-
sumo he will be home in few days.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-22
follow ay's Pills.

Be of Good Cheer! The Sinking na0y
be Saved!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
as to $50 PR nonth.

SrBR lrrr,.K GIANT S8wfs0 MACHINE
N6VpxHf Waat - Aesdt ~ essh cositJ
M sasaa sessv driver 40 sSsrs Ste 1lSs vi
Gin - tflAsesf sGagry aAd txpsdsse, q DIV
NM 6o66tlets. re tass3ealasss eef1 y.
oSleee : $500 81 aAAssee
tn PAG1, feleda. O.,
'0oa1 Aesns ~ ik0 Uaissd Statss.
RaAA-A1AkO8n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
Third Edi ion, 5Oth Thousand
MAN HOOD.

4 TREATISE on SEMINAL wEARNEe -
n Involuntary Emis.ionr, hen,al and rAy,is1
lncspacity, Loss Of Power. Premature Uecsy, lm
pediments to Marriage. Nervous Debility, Sci,
abuse. nexu i diseases, &c., &c.
BY koBr. b. Bell. ". D., Member Of the Roy al
G. Icgs Of surgeons, ~ ndon ~ pages. Price CT
THIS Book should be read BY every one. and
part c.larly BY those arriving Ut Manh God. Il
contains impor ant advice to all and tho means Of
cure 20 the afflicted is plainly set forth. II has
Navsd TAOUsvsds from a Lsfe Of Assers.
Sent under sealed envelope, BY mail, IN re
ceipt OF she money " postage stamps, BY
J. nkY AN. a. D.. CSdar-st New York
J. Wills. Agent, Uavenport.
aR1W ID wlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04
mAPPaN Ess Or MISERY

THAT rs THE VUES7IONI
THE PRJPRIE .URS or Tile NEW YORK
i MussUM AND ANATOMY OF tEDIciEs have
determ. ned, regardless OF expense, % issue free
lfor tho benefit Of suffering humanity ,OuK Of
their most inteiesting and instructive Lectures
onMsrrisge and its disqusliGcat,ons, Nervous De-
sility, Premature Decline Of Manhood, Indigts-
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and Natures Law.
Theseisva liable Lectures have been the means
Of enlix htening and saving ,heursnds, aud will
no torwardea Tree, on receipt Of four stamps, by
addressing SEcksrAxY, Nov YORK scum Of
Anatomy ami Medicine, 6s8 Broadway, New
Ofk. Aup3-iy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

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q q n - q M y II 7 q AZ
CAN n CuRe

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

ULACKHUNk, n ass.
GExrI.EnxN The three American Organs
purchased Of you 70. the use Of our churches,
her-, in Uxbrioge. and in hy.bnry.. ha,e bean in
use che yesr. il gives mo much Olersure 10 say
that they have fully met our expectation and
given the greatest satisfaction remsin yours.
3 SHERIDAN, PAsfoR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-04

I For MeUss ntoe, Meaches, Ants, BeS
Bugs, Moths n Tsss. Woolsus, &c. insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, -.
Put up In $50, 600 AMI 81 Boxes, Bottles and
FIasls. - aad IS sizes for betsis. Public lnssi.
sutishs, c.
'Only infsllabls remedies knsvn."
"Fres frum fuis0us."
sE "Aos dangerous " the Human Family.
"Rats oOms ost OF their holes to DE-"
eESol Who'll sale In oil large cities.
~ Sole by ell Drues,sts and Retailers every
~ ~ bBwAns n Of oil worthless limitations
THss shse .COsrAR's" name - onoh Boz, Bot
tie end Flask beiors you buv.
Address HENmA 4. COsTAR,
Principal depot broadway. n. J..
~ Sold BY ,.,,.,n
Wholesale and Retsii Agent,
ia,a-dkwf Oavenc port. ovA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09
Proposals
orrlcs og A..l.rAsr 1919 GrAlnAL on sgn.I.r

OFFICE OV ASSISTANT CosifssAEY GFSfRAL oF ,UBsIsr
KSCK. No. STATk 81, NV DIX, Nuv. Z. 1904.
A RMN SUPPLItS.-Saalcd Proposals Gn
~ duplicated win BE- reeesed BY the understood
slppyiue for the o. the n'cd States Amy ST b.
SSlENCE STORES, 10 be delivered in Ne".f ia oEBfos'
"BBEsiE F%SEw MESS or EXTRA MISS, in fuihoped
osk barrels with two ZION hoops; bidders vii stltehe
PORK-MEss on PElhE MISS OF tie packs Of M
1919. n lul hooprd ocs o. ash barrels With two non
hoops. Meat to be zee rom rust or s4n f weight a.d
thofouehly .ae1 Bidders viii state when their pork
packed and the brands; also the Kind o. barrel
Tho PORK and be- received ~ such luspe ou yards
o. shall be agreed 20 by the undersigned
BACON-fint quality THOROUGHLY SMOKED BA-
coz SIDES. SHOULDERS or HAMS TO be- delivered In
buk for yecon aud packing At such points IN the cay
Newly Ork may b. desiglaiei.
Bidders val stale the ulc ~ winch they propose 10 make
Separate proposals IN duplicate mus. be made for each
article enumerated and bidders may propose Tor such il
tity as they wish 20 contract to deliver.
printed copy this edyeften'ut must be attached
proposal aud the proposals be specific in comply
Grafton must contain the written guaranty Of two EsspOnbe
names, as foAows:
any part OF the above bid be accepted shall be duly fulfilled
according to s true puport and conditions also that WIZ
ten contract with bonds 20 the amount Of oueourh the va
OF the stores proposed 10 be furnished shs DO executed
required"
The ssernsms place Of business end the dats OF pu
chase, as well the Of contents with weight aud ship
ping MARKS TO be after designated must be plainly marked
every package All other old marks must be obteated
Certificates Of inspection by professional packers oI inspeo
tors other Than N, party arHihag The prorion' viii be 10
CURED for the meats certifying the part Of the seller III
present quality and condition. and the Immediately preceding
inspection The meats will also examined and passed upor
by Robert T. Getty, inspector tao part OF tie United
States.
Psymsn, will BE- made in currency or is equivalent.
Blanks for Proposals. uH be tHrnishcd at thu ce which
rui BE- iHosei eate0ps dddrtnef q The uHdsIgpti
and tndJr.ei "Pr0p0s1is for Spb.,ifencs Sf0tes"
l. b. CLARKE, Col A. y. c. sad a. G, q, 8
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oyucr OF Aasr CLOTHING .sp EsrlpAes,

~ hff4lN ~ f'N lflsf nov. v io.h
4 RNE SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals viii
be- received thi, Office Until ,aiud,y, the 18th inst
f Furnishing hy contract a. the Depot II Army Clothing and
J. .psr. iH flls city
Two tlidrrd VI sr Mule sson Haines to be made
f0rf.ne f1 fNe specification. sample this Office.
Bidder. the shortest time In which they deiv
th- gulrt.'F BIB flf.
pfrp.l should Boz accompanied with proper guarln.
tre f.r boz faithful peri1.uiaur" Of q routTact
tcl State she .ht reject al bids deemed
.h. f.rl.
fiopo.,s .hou'i be- ndoried Proposal. Tor delivering
It.less aud illlet.ed 90 Co. d. II. FlNION,
Dep. Qrnr. Gen, u. ;. A.
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I AND SCRIP FOR sALE.-The Subscriber

Il
IL having been appointed by the Surveyor General Of
Pennyyan Agent T. make arrangements tor the sale Of
the scrip 1870 Acres Of Lana granted by the act Of
Agriculture aud the Mechanic Arts Oilers the scrip foT
pubic competition. a.
The income the iund thus n be raised has been devoted
bv tie Leg.aturc the support OF the Agricultural College
oi Penusyvuuia II l. believed that safer investment Of
money be- made in these IN ettlod times than IN this
scrp The ScIp may be located a. or Il be held
vihou' care Or s loss. the payment Of taxes Tor oca
tion iuIgt time Capitalist companies, by locating
these lands n large trac may find rich rewards for
terpr.. by orgasyine set..emeufs upon them.
Iac piece the Scripts for 100 and entities the
holder locate upon any Government lands which open
to private eutfy.
fhe title IS direct from the United States his Common
wealth and the scIp by assignment in aux under the hand
snd seal te Surveyor General becomes simple and
title, which may b. sold and transferred by mere delivery.
offer th, scrip TO the hsh, bidder upon the following
conditions:
l. The bids be sent by mail otherwise TO the sub
scber before tie j0 day Of November 1904 In sealed
envelopes, marked Bids lo Land Scrip with the full
and residence Of the party The bids may be In tls form:
viii take pieces the Land Scrip loo each, at
cents per acre. the terms advertised" tSignec.D
e. The bids will be opened and regarded the Office OF the
Survey General In arsbugh in presence OF tao Governor
Surveyor General and the INT day OF Do
cember, 1861.
Bid, only be received for leo acres nuips, Of
that number.
One quarter Of the price must be paid within ten day.
after the notice Of the acceptance OF the bid shabe deposited
in the Post Office aud the balance delivery OF the scrp Ia
twenty days at the office of the Surveyor Chnera
D. Tue light ~ decline any all bids is reserved.
WIN. II. ALIEN
No. ~ Pt1sst, PhlsasPbA.
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Cost ano founo.

7 OsT or sTOLEN-50O SHARES NIGH
IL DAN, SOUTHERN and NORTHERN INDIANA HAi-
ROAD co STOCK. Certificates a. fellows
Nos and Names
l26aI, w. b. Cute, for 50 Shares
II 8sT Lockwood 4 Co., for 100 shares
IJl23 D. Groesbeck Co.. for 100 shares
3gl7 Graham. Nichols a Co. for % Shares
III 75 Lockwood Co, 100 Shares.
1851 Joseph Marie, 50 Shares.
1888 5oseph Marie, 80 Shares =, ,,,s..
All persons are forbid negotiating the above SeFAhcses
,r.n,fsr having been stopped by the owners.
JEROME RIGGS CO., NO 70 Exchange pace
nov 5, 1866
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OYrrcE or rnF SrRprr Covvrs.loyrR
30 CONTRACT0Rs .-Prono.ais In.Io.el. !.

no CONTRACTORS Proposals. lnclOscl IN
sealed envelope iui.r.rl VII d. fite p Doc v-k.
and with tie Of the bidder written trre.n VII Do
ceyed At tlia otlss anti Mol.4y N1y-uDc j. ..3i To-. %
O'Clock 4. M.
Fortcsutt.ng md srsinr Sc, kilsi.e. .'re' between
Ninth avenue and Er.Iisty.
Forrcsuatias snd grading curb rlr- ari lafsns tu~
Hundred lll Twcuty0 rh stree. between Ilfi lli b.
avenues.
For regulating CARL grading Ninhlv.nre. between Efd
way aad E.,Aty ilata ttfeet
For cub ari gutter ari n guT SKY .r- 90 f'-r 10
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues.
For curb gutter ard t,ls ly second s.f.c. Jew 'u
Seventh and Efttth-iteuH-.
For nlns sunseu ot, between one Hnnir.i lrd Tv-ty
fr,t and one Hundred lnd Twenty lrlt''s. lfi li',
avenue and Avenue A.
RersirInr cnirr cni n Pier 30. 20. N1-ti River
Elild.nr Tender '0r hogire CoIrr.ny so.4
Blank forms proposals, tog-tne. with t.e sp't'1s
and ageeneuts Doe obtained 10 this ofrcuacl street
Department, ne" York, Novrt.lcr 1909. -
CHARLES g.. CORNELL,
-rfl . q "a f. rsr
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Posr OYFcs DEPARrrEST October p, 1854.
nRNNNN VI = FOR LEIILk RAIANCES.-

10.
DROpOS AIS FOR LETTER BALANCES
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be- received ~ this depart.
rt urt the 81 dsy ~ December ~ ~ clock
ior furnishing LETTER BALANCE, of the use Of the post.
offices fr United Sacs Tor one year rom and after tie
Jst Jly Of December O. The following descnpon VI
lst BALANCES capable 0t weighing agAf o4He aF9rd pos
treih ht gff'd down O. quarter ounces OF these j.
igpr1.ci 200 wi be- Iequ rri % year.
~ Balances capable ching % least fr0 I31Hd asoif-
dpls weight 90 b. ldrl dlrl o bolt ounces ~ these Il
D.. SUPP sod lHu Will ae retlIIcd of yolf.
PrFref CORRECTNESS vii h. Repaired u Tie balances 70 be
f.fnislo1. ns vel ~ strength lnd dl.ahity.
lmpcs NJ rarh ption 4 balance must accompany
1d ard te bidder ho may obtain tie contract viii b.
required Furnish balance, ordered Of quality IN al resPccs
clfsi 10 the sample.
Each 4ce must be s ll securely packed in box fol
tr.rsr1rta'oD
Tar basrces must be delivered free Of al charge b. the
Blank Agency IT ih~ Poet Ocr Department 90 Washington,
D. c. wh0 accept the Il psfiec, and equal t. Sam
ple..
Esch der must furnish an bic propo,a evidence Of bis
ability comply with bis bill Two sufficient suIeties Will be
requilrt Boz contract
fniur.s furnish Balances % contracted for prompt j.
the furnishing - those OF an inferior quality viii be oosd
cred i0r the Ii.citre 90 fr contract.
Pr1po.a. fu, nc ild,srd the outside Of the envelope
"Proplal Letter balance, aud addlsed % the FiIt
Assisi4I. Postmaster General. Wellington, a.. &.
v. DESNlsON Postmaster General
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financial.

TI'HE NORTH A MEXICAN
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
or
THE CITY A)F NETWORK. -4 ..
OFFICES NO 5a' wALL-SrREEr
CAPITAL. =. s.t.25O,s 600.
I2J,OOO SHARES, VALS 1lO EACH.
President
NOAH L. WlLShN
WOE raDnDrsr . ,v u..
WILLIAM F. ROELoFAoH'
rREAsURRR
FREDERICK SCHUCHARDT,
SECRETARY.
ARTHUR B. PROAL
sssuRAI SUPERINTENDENT OF ONO vraorSa rRorss-
ISRAEL r. WATERS. Marietta Ohio.
SUPERINTENDENT CREEK PRoPsRrrss,
HERBERT KETTELL.
ArToRssrs.
PLAT GERARD BUCKLEY.
BAsxKRs
sCHUCHARDr & GERHARD.
TRUSTEES,
NOAH L. WILSON, President Of the Marietta aud Cincin.
natl Railroad.
FREDERICK sCHUCHAaDT, Of Ms.us schuchsrdt 4
Gebhard.
J. P. OIRAUD FOSTER ofMessrs Foster & Thompson.
WILLIAM +. ROELOFsON. No. So waL.t.
HENRY MORGAN. of Messrs M. Morgans Sons.
WILLIAM BELL, OF Abram Bells Sons
WILLIAM II. GUION. of Messrs. Williams Guion. .
DAVID GIBSON ofMersrs David Gibson Co.. ciucin-
natl Ohio.
THOMAS T. C. BUCKLEY. Of Mes,r.. Plat, Gerard
Buckley.
The property which This Company ia Organized condsts
Of Interests In the Kinter Ocean Hammond PALMER and
Lloyd wells Oil Creek and the celebrated Reed well on
Cherry Run aud in fee simple property of hirtyhye acres
adjoining the Reed well on Cherry Run.
The producing interests thus owned yield the average
us barrels Of oil day which will be shortly increased BY ad
ditiona. wells, snkngon the property on Cherry Ruu
II also holds tie fee simple interest in the Reany and SEQ
field aruis Duck Greek Washington county, Ohio, con
tanning 10 and portions Of which already
leased for oil purposes. -.---. --''-
They e,sehoi interests in That neghborhood and
on Hughe, river Richie county, Va, amounting to 200
acres
The capital stock represents the coat THE above property
to the Company and with the exception Of H. shares re-
served for working capital Ia, a, been subscribed for at tea
dollar. per share.
Application for reserved shares be made at the Offices Of
FREDK. sCHUCHARDT. Treasurer
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Corporation Notices.
DFPAnrNRVr up ? sASCr. }
BUREAu OF ThK KEcElvEE OF iANRs.

TFFANrNVNr 0P ? NANNT
BUREAU on INF RECEIVER OF lANRs
NJ. ~ Chlmb.fist
ITO TAX-PAYERS. Notice is hereby given
that one pr cut wi bc sdloi the st DAY Of Derer
Der a,. remaining unpaid Az additional ore frf
will b. siied the l''h - sld month Of De-erhr
And al taxes reia1ls unpaid ou r lt day 90 Jl y,
interest the ~ Twelve per cent Ter lfrr rfel
from day Oh. Books received by ae Resev,t ol
IaIr-
0ftcs hours rom Q a IN. t52pm.
JOHN MURPHY. Rscsiv.r
November q 1864.
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TEINWAY & SONS GOLD MEDAL

- lin w Al ~ SONS NOLD MLDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS considered
he best IN Europe vel this country having received the
ara Prize Medal az the Worlds Exhibition ia London 1902
Tho principal why the Steinwy Pianos superior
- a.! others s et the hn composed Of 1--WE practical
piano orte makers father and four son who invent oil their
o~p improvements and under whose personal supervision
very part Of the Instrument is manufactured NaIerOons
u aud 70 East Fourteenth St. between Union Square and
Irv, "a Place, New-IOrk.
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Doar0 Gn0 Rooms.

"ANTED-By TWO YOUNG MEN pleas
w ant ROOM VITA BOARD, where there are few or 40
other boarders Good references given aud required Ad
d-s. ~ ). Box NO. no. Tribune Office.
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COCHIN proves that EMANCIPATION

A 'UNIIIN IIUNUN IIlUC FNANN IT 7 T IV-N
~ has done less III than - hail year Of droug h
iSt. Louis Democrat.
On tie momenors bearing ~ wort able thorough and
cpassionate the domestic questions Of principle and
policy which many OF people anxiousy askng
we need not dwel-tNcrth AuIercen Review
Cochin has had the unpub shed records OF every
government Of Europe aud gives his Evidence with scieLi
pFecson-l Atlantic Monthly.
Had Mr. Cochin foreseen tie present confon o.
fhe country and pared himself by o special stu
es for the occasion and abored with direct reference 20 It's
duties and interests hc could have entered greater bene
n than he has proydeniialy DONE. Christian Ambas'a'
dor.
IL needs only be opened become il best advocate
snd for s faithful production into English have sum
,cient guaranty in the Of the Re
publican
No possessing reasoning faculties and capable OF eS
efcisne them read this volume and not become Enan
cipationist." - W hiiewateT Register.
The work will be sent postpaid receipt Of : 10 by the
Publishers, WALKER, WISE. CO., Boston, by The
TRIBUNE. New-l ork.
BON Works, CoCAIN's EMAYCIPATI0N.
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Miliiarp Notifies.

DRISONERS OF WAR. - The Wives or
Widowed Mo.beu Of Prisoners Of War receive their
bach pay by calling on OF addressing with letters,
Brown L SHELDON, Nc. Rukp.seA
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES
CAREY'S Stock il complete IN every variety OF Ma
teras for Fall and Winter wear in
SACQUES BASQUlSES, CIRCULARS ani JACKETS
ns GREAT REDUCTION nom the god standard
GEO. CAREY.
No. 90, and lO6 Cinil.3i..
Uuitel states Cloak and NJ 4ntl.i store.
W y. Mckenzie, Superintendent
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