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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-30


men who supported George Is. Nc lel,an
because they believed him a Union man
and more conservative on the subject of
slavery than Mr.. Lincoln-are you de-
termined to remain bound to ''lead
corpse:' Are you ready to hazard the
unity Of your party by harping upon
questions virtually settled? You do not
differ from this Administration, except
upon slavery, the fate OF which is set
tied. Then why not unite and lend ali
your energies in putting down this re-
bellion, which work we'll done the
Union is restored. Labor altogether
as true patriots; not to destroy, but to
build up. If you discover an error in the
administration, suggest good in its
place. Above all things let us deter
mine that the ''dead shall bury the
dead" and they who live Will strive for
Liberty and Union, inseparable and
indivisible, for ourselves and posterity.
s<s- List of packages of freight sent to
Iowa regiments remaining uncal!e,l for
in Adams Express office at Nashville,
which will be sold January Sth, to pay
express charges. if not sooner called for:
7. Fl. Brisby, LIST Iowa, one box.
1t. Col. III. S. COwies, I'd Iowa, one
package.
f. S. Henstone, S9th Iowa one pack
age.
Solomon Kohl, Sth Iowa Cavalry, ono
box.
Jasper Ogden, 9Th Iowa. one package.
- Patzer, 9Th Iowa Cavalry, one
package.
Jacob Rempsey, 3Oth Iowa, one pack
age.
Danl. G. Shoot, 18th Iowa, one box.
T. C. Smock, 18th Iowa, one package.
Thos. Schwearinger, 39th Iowa, one
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-30

icy Wishing to introduce the free de-
livery system at Davenport, the post
master of that city addressed letter to
the Department on the subject, and in
reply it was communicated to him that
=" the Postmaster General has, after due
deliberation, decided not to extend the
free delivery system further at present"
SUICIDE we learn from the Wapello
}3e3,t>i3iiott' tilat on Saturday evening
last, iiaimus Pike, d young man resid-
ing / or :, miles north west of that town.
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head. Cause disappointed
affection.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-30

cules the act with sarcasm.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-The Savannah
Republican Of the 21st says: By the
fortunes of war, we to-day pass under
the authorities of Federal military
force. The evacuation has left the gates
of the city open, and Sherman, with his
army, will no doubt take possession
We desire to counsel obedience and all
proper respect on the part of our citi-
zens, and to express the belief that their
property and persons will be respected
by our military rulers. The fear that
General Sherman will repeat the Altar
ia expulsion order we think is without
foundation. Then he could not supply
food for the citizens and army. In our
case, food can abundantly be supplied
for the army and citizens
1t behooves all to keep within the
houses until Gen. Sherman can organize
the Provost Marshal system. Let our
conduct be such as to win the admira-
ton of our magnanimOus foe, and give
no grounds for complaint of harsh treat
ment on the part of him who may for
an indefinite period hold possession of
our city.
The Herdld's correspondent says the
rebel Commodore Hunter has gone up
the Savannah river with couple of
light draught gunboats.
Wheeler's cavalry, Hardee's infantry
and Hunters fleet combined are the
several obstacles to Sherman's march on
Augusta by water transportation.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 27.-W. l.. Loyelace,
of Montgomery county, was elected
Speaker Of the House to-day, and Mr..
Dyer Chief Clerk, by acclamation.-|
They are both radicals.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The Richmond
Wig Of the 26th says Stoneman's COM
western Virginia. The. valuable salt
works which supply nearly the whole
were situated there, and
they have been defended with great per-
sistency by the rebels ever since the
of the war.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The Herold's
gives the details of Tor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23

NEW YORK. January % The ship Garribaldi
came off Southwest Spit, Yesterday, undamaged,
and proceeds on her voyage to San Francisco the
first fair wind.
The steamer Cambria from Hilton Head the
18th brings the 25h Ohio regiment in command
of Major Houghton. OF furlough.
The Times special from Washington says that
Gen Butler left to day for Fortress Monroe,
hopeful of being able to release our prisoners at
Richmond very soon He will not recede an
inch from the high ground he has taken in his
letter to the Confederate authorities
An officer of Gen Banks command writes to
a friend here that, before the lst of June, the
whole country west of Mississippi, will be clear
os armed rebels
lines from plantations in the interior of Texas.
A memorial numerously signed will be soon
presented to the House. PRAYING for the impeach-
ment of a Judge of the Supreme Court of the
United States.r fer bribery and corruption upon
the bench in his circuit in lc6l-2-3
Ii is stated positively that the President has
determined to replace Gen. Barney as Collector
OF New York
Ii is rumored that Gen SchOfed has been
ordered to relieve Gen. Foster in Tennessee.
The Worlds dispatch from Washington says:
7 he number of refugees now passing through
the lines is large The rebel conscription is
forced but conscripts desert as fast as they can
The rebellion cannot stand much longer. The
currency has become worthless and planters hide
everything of value from the rebel impressment.
|; IRumor says Gen. Longstreet recently made a
tender of an important character to Gen Grant
involving no less than surrender And rumor
has it that an official detailed to hold an inter
view with him; and such terms were offered him
that he (Longstreet declared that rather than
accept them, he and his people would fight to the
last
At a regular meeting of the caucus in Wash
ingtOn last night, resolutions were passed for a
committee to prepare address to the cOnserva
tive people OF the United States
The Herald has letters dated off Wilmington
the 18th. which detail the capture or destruction
of the blockade runners Bendigo and Hero.
For the present legislation on the gold ques
ton has been abandoned The Secretary of the
Treasury does not deem il expedient to recon
mend further restrictions
The steamer Corsica brings Nassau papers of
the 10Th. Particulars are given of the chase by
the Vanderbilt OF the blockade runner Havana.
The Havana hrew over 10 bales of cotton, the
Vanderbilt gaining on her 80 fast. She escaped
by running inside reef.
Several blockade runners had arrived from
Wilmington-one commanded by the noted Cox
etter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23
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INSURANCE.
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indianapolis, Indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,
(UP STAIRS

Up ; T kS-l
CAPITAL .... ...... 100000.
ENSURES DWELLINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
1 Barnes. Hay. Grain and Live Stock therein, against
loss and damage by FIRE. for the term Of i've OF seven
years. -
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23

A THE AMERICAN DIsPENsARY WE TREAT BIZ
N new method. and with the hsppies results. Pro
HpsHs Jterf, failing of the womb, LtceyatioA J7cer
1fse- Lucorrked, whites,) CsEdry and all other dis
eases 10 hich the american Female is so peculiar,
liable sena hree dollars and receive by express one
the Doctors FSre SygH0es. This instrument should
be used by every womA1 in the land for the purpose
cleanliness comfort hedt.. DE- Sent free receipt
Of stamp copy Of Private Letter to Married Ladies
health. DC The Doctors celeoycted Female Plls
fresh from the Dspensary are Gerry gOo in simple dis
eases irregularities, &c. Price 81. sent by nal.
At the American DspeRs1ry we also treat, "a ithou
mercury. and with failing Peeyid
what the quacks call prrGte secret Diseases SypAis
In all is stages Gonorrhea, Gleet, Structure Hydrocele
Crcocee varicocee, Carsocee. spermatOrhea, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility I'm.
potency and effects Of sef-abuse The last six are
treated of a private letter" which send free
receipt OF stamp.
The experience of the Surgeon i'm charge of this de
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New City enables him patients scientcal
y and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance communicate by ettel
and be treated at their homes In send IS
or SO and receive medicines.
Consultation free and confidential. Room No. "a u
East Washington Street indianapolis. r. o. Box 1894
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A O. T. n Il =
CONSTANTLY WANTED!

Il WANT INDUSTRIOUS AM ACTIVE MIN To
l canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit our
Medicines with every family. an employing agents 10
canvass, foot al $500. and With horse and buggy,
$3.50 per year Agents required 20 furnish horses
and buggies.
In addition the above salary defray all
incident 20 the business IL l. greeabe and health
fu occupation for young men, giving them good sppor-
tunity 20 make money without the possibility Of
tanning loss aceruing from sellngon Commission.
Applicants should apply IN pe'SD or address (if fur
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No will be employed for les term than one year
and will enter into written contrct 20 that effect.
shall require security. in al oses. II not per-
sonAlly acquainted with the applicant shall intrus
In his custody money. mediciues books aud receipts q
the amount Of from $500 10 $500.
y. NJ. FROST.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
d-cis d1wsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-23
Noon Reports.
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
A Memorial for the Impeachment of
a Supreme Judge.
Washington News and Rumors.
DESTRUCTION OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
Nc Ac. Ac Ac
Washington News and Rumors
INSTRUCTION OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS,
Hc. ."c. &C.. &c, &c.
From the Army OF tn rotomac'

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE PoToA- W' Jan =
Nothing of especial interest has transpireu "''.'
our lines for several days The enemy appear :,
enjoy a state of quietude.
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Merchandise and other property against loss or damaee
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c on FL ID T. n Il L A l.

YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
fEf34&N iured themselves by certain secret
~ KL habits which unfit the EN- for business
AlsE pleasure the duties Of marriedlife
26 also middle aged and old men, who,
from the feIlies of youh or other causes feel debility
An .ivanc ofthefr before lacing
the treatmen, of ony one, should first read
1.-THE SECRET FRIEND
Married ladies will learn something OF Importance oy
perusing The Secret Friend"
sent 70 any ssaled envelope, receipt Of
Ten Cents
DR. STUART co. be consulted on all diseases of
a private confidential natgre. from A III. 10 r
(Sundsys from Ito III A ~ az their Office.
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rnch9I-dkwly-is-'6e Boston. Mass
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Indianapolis and Madison
1863. NH 1868.


day. Feb. 2, 1853.
TuNWO passenger trains daily (Sundays excepted) be
tween Indianapolis aud Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis at 100 A. NJ
and p. NJ. arrivin son al II 80 A. N. and Sc
Pm
Leave the Depot at Madison At A. u. aud 40 p. NJ
arriving at indianapolis ct IL A. ". and 7.4n p NJ.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison fo
thetransportsion Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West.
Tariff of FreightS as low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find II 10 thelrnter
TO ship by this line.
feb2 ID. c. BRANHAN, Superintendent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-13


And then for bis country there ~ Tie
ideal Of the church, "beautifal q T5ssah,
ooneb .ss Jgtssien, and .teeTtbh;5s an
army with banners. :, to which he vas con-
sscrated. The witnessed 81 lis easly 4Ad
later dssetios made him = eyes 81 lie
blind. feet to the lame and the cause
which fs knew not be searched out. His
home vas hin eastls. sxhArs sshe gave as
surancc Of shelter and defence to the
escaped from the southern prison house,
who we're thousands, and he caused tAe
widows heart tossing for joy, while the
blessing Of many ready to perish fell on
him.
Mr.. Speaker, it is too early to pro-
nounce the eulogy ononfdecsased bpthu.
Respice fnem wait till the ripening yof
thatssf which he so~s1 thu seed.s Give
time 70 gather up the great thoughts FIRST
expressed in the log school house, which
gathered volume, re-echoel from the pull
PIT seds taksnup by t6e seehE s1i sAe
press as from the Statesman, true to his
conyictioua aud the fsariess nnapprosohed
orator. The glory Of his lie asd he
graedeur Of his character Win d 60.
preciated until the last ahaekls M from
the slsse and the muse Of bistory ssksfor
those who were Of the firss to strike for
tie poer sad end their life With humane
and Christian deyotief. ~ 4
It Is we'll expressed. Owen Loveioy ~
nooFdiassy man. In the stern serted Of
mr. hsstnrr k~~oas&;~rs 80 -. = -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-13

1he t1seeessaaounk ippspsj = sng ooa risk -
The greatest amount allowed to h. insured Ia
any one city, town n v1Iaxe~ s. :. No r
The greatest amount allowed TO be insured in
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The amount 81 iss capital easainas Deposited
II q reqnired ~ be deposited In any other -
Z eo2te Is security Ar hsses -sheftih...s.a Non
Amount Of premiums received in the State da-
ring ths yer e.iins Jsn-1 lss4r~.----..s $40
Tbs eef 81 ihcofporaGfon-1 Ism. S
Copy of charter on file already
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-13

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90 I "a S $3.50 ssI - Il pa.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-13

s Qlyi1nd. 1aclaEed annnnalr ~ - COZ ~ poid
aiihS q Us = q sssls IL sebaoey q sss -
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cry annual prsIniam paid. PAM r. ~ IN
formation obtainsd q this oiace. I'D 49, 81 -
tspassa x.x.uu u. AGot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-13

~..~
d. Real estate unincumbered none.
3D. Bonds owned p te sss.l's s r., ~ Va,
. J 80 eoason bosds 1850 xa.4ss
o g., &, 1 49, s saes0 $50
TDmpkins lsaxket....- 1000 1900
ao o: g slG e s K esa !. y mon mm
r. sssss 6 per e s & 5sss S,ssS n@
$4,000 sss,ss HAAS
4 psbts q she Company secured by mortgage, Bsxso
g. Debts otherwise secured, being bond and
stocks held By the company y security FOR
caah loaned viz: e +
= a. US mrket amt io' nd
par val value. thereon.
sAs0O 3 Ohonds, i,@O iioO lss
Is shs, 500 each, Prk 1850 1854
!, y s oss ,, Of lsass'- ,s 800 LOG 900
shx. 500 each. Ne
! trUpo,lsasdaaLDs. SEQ $50
y Cent r r o. soess $500
aSo y SD honds ae9s s.oas ssoa
SIS 1850 .sss 1900 4Sooo
a. BebA For Premiums k33A 81
5th. Al ether seeazities-4-
l1f0M accxeed but net due, excludins inter- xs
taect9ed ealpsb snd mostkaEes. ..s.....-. 11Na22s
Interest accrued, but not due, bonds and
Internal 1ersnns staisny .u hso. Is
once furniture and =. 20 90
10 1otsl asseesss sp0a s. 70
IABILIrIEs.
Tbs sneant Of HAh6nties DUE o. MT dnsto1sx a
! bGzlkS Or other crs<itoss e nome
Losses saJusted and due. None
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Scrip interest unpaid sss SO
r.a SAgN fEafAx -
MISCELLANEOUS
1he kfseeessanounk ippsrsi = an ooa risk annn q
The greatest amount allowed to b. insured In
any one city, town n T1lae 8 !. No rule
The greatest amount allowed TO be insured in ,
my 90 biol, Ne ruIe
The amount 81 IL capital easainss Deposited
+ g reqsired y be deposited In any other t. = :
ee9te Is security m hsses therein, .......... Yone
Amount of premiums received in the State du- Nsx
rins ths yssr esdng ysnl lss4 skae22 So
Thss - 81 ihctopors110n%-1A
Copy of charter on file already.
STATE OF NEW YQRE, esrsss or NEW YonK, ,ss.
JAMS ". orssepEss1sst. ~ Rsw BIrzexxr, sscre-
being duly depdsc And say and each for himseiS
says that they above described officers Of ths aid
INST nay 0fDecember Last ali 81 IL sos sser;tsd
assets were the absolute property of said
free and clear from hen chains thereon except =
the =. company q t. al i $500. near. T.. e
Taossss. I'd Isl = sai ' Of their
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susesibsd and sworn 70 before ne the I'm day 81
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COMMISSIONS for Iowa in New York
ABDIT0RB OFFICE iowa
Des Motnes, March n 1884
II h hereby csrti1sd, that on the I'd aS a. u.,,s
sSs s.os1 $1,000 vs. nsd y ths showing