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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-29

resolution Of thanks to Gems. Hooker, Meade
. Howard, Banks and Burnside, and the officer
and men under their respective commands
Also to Com. Vanderbilt for the gift Of tn,
schooner Vanderbilt.
The House then went into Committee o
the Whole on the Deficiency Appropriation
Bill.
The bill after debate was laid aside, to bt
reported to the Senate. The Committee
then took up the Naval Appropriation bill.
The proposition to pay the seamen in the
navy service in gold or its equivalent was
discussed but no action taken.
The committee arose and the House ad.
journed at 345 NJ.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ~.
SENATE.-Mr. Wilson reported back the
bill giving bounty to soldiers enlisted prior
to May, 1851.
The House bill appropriating money to pay
Indian and other pensions, for the fiscal year
ending June 30th, 1865, passed.
Mr.. Wilson called up the bill promoting
enlistments.
Mr.. Grimes amendment promoting enlist
ments was adopted, giving instead of two
months pay, such sums in bounty as the
President shall order, not exceeding 800.
The resolution to expel Mr.. Davis was
taken up. Mr.. Morrill, addressed the Senate
At length on the subject.
HoUsE.-The House proceeded to a con-
sideration of the deficiency appropriation
bill as reported from the Committee of the
Whole, with an amendment.
The House disagreed to the amendment to
suspend work on the Capitol and Assay
buildings. The bill passed, with only four
negative votes.
Mr.. Kenny, delegate from Utah, defended
the people of that territory from the charge
of Fernando Wood that they were proAigste.
He maintained that the people Of Utah were
loyal people, and hence had incurred Mr..
Woods dlspleasure. If he (Kenny) were .
full member of the House he would introduce
. resolution to expel Mr.. Wood for expressing
reasonable sentiments. The object of the
traitor Floyd, of James Buchanan, in send.
ing troops to Utah was to cripple the North
and open the way to secession.
Mr.. Wood replied, saying his remarks of
yesterday were predicated on official docu.
ments, which he was prepared to produce
He did not require to defend his loyalty. He
charged any man with falsehood who i'm
pugned it, and he would meet any resolution
for his expulsion, when any gentleman had
the temerity to offer it.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the amendatory confiscation resolution.
Mr.. Smithers made speech in favor of
full confiscation of the estates CT rebels
The naval appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr.. Morrill, made speech in favor oftermi-
mating the reciprocity treaty with the British
possessions.
VIM. j. Allen. of Illinois, made speech
arguing that the President and his advisers
have been guilty Of wilful deception As to the
conduct Of the war.
Nothing more will probably be done to-day.
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is very small considering the number and
weight Of the shots fred.

is very small considering the number and
weight Of the shots fred.
81 LEAvENwoRrH, Jan. 20.
The troops at Fl. Gibson are reported on
half rations, owing to the defective supply
system. Forage is also very scarce.
The Kansas Legislature have welcomed
Gen. Curtis by a unanimous vote, as Gen.
eral of military reEown and tried loyalty.
The difficulty between Ger. Fremont and
Samuel Hallett threatens to delay the work
on the Pacific Railroad.
The weather here is very mild and the ice
in the river is breaking up.
Nav YORK, Jan. ~.
At q meeting of the American Telegraph
Company to day the old Board of Directors
were re- elected-E. s. Sanford, President; G.
Livingston, Secretary; Francis Morris, Treas
urtr, and Col. N. Lefforts, Engineer.
New York, Jan. 81.
$4,000 tons of Scranton coal sold at auc-
ton to-day at $6.50@7.6O per ton, . slight
decline as compared with December sales.
WARRINGTON, Jan. ~.
The New York Posts special says it is
thought this morning that Garrett Davis will
be censured but not expelled from the Senate.
The Ways and Means Committee have
agreed to recommend an appropriation Of
100000 to defray the expenses of enrolling
the State troops in several border States.
Hon. Mr.. Lovejoy continues dangerously i'll.
BALTIMORE, Jan. ~.
The rumors about the rebels moving on
Winchester are unfounded.
NEW YoHK, Jan. 81.
Washington specials say it IS now certain
that serious mutiny occurred in the rebel
camp near Stevensburg ON Saturday. De.
serters say that regiment attempted TO
desert and serious ARRAY occurred.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherif's Sale,

DY virtue Of execution to me directed and
- delivered from the ONCE Of the Clerk of the Dis
rict Court Of Muscaine County, State of Iowa against
the goods and chattels lands and tenements of q. NJ
ncComber, I have levied upon and will expose
70 sale on Thursday the 18th day Of February, A. D.
ct the Court House door, in the city of Musoatine
the following described property. to wit:
Lot six 6 In block sixty 6D In the town Of Will
ton, Muscatine county, State of Iowa.
All Of which. much thereof as may be nscesss-
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in favor
Of Sells Hoover.
Sale to commence between the hours of nine o'clock
In the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon
said day, to wit. at II o'clock A. M.
4uscatine, Jan &c, 1864
h. Fl. HINE, Sheriff,
Nuscatine County, Iowa.
JAN 2Q.W4w.nrs faA az
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81 began my ministry in . church in
the wilderness, where there were nineteen
women and man, and wished him out
more times than one. They were the saints
and he was the sinner. I was at that time
sexton and general undertaken for the church.
swept it. I bought the lamps and lit them;
1 would have rung the bell, but there was
none. did the preaching, was superinten-.
dent of the Sabbath school, and did every
thing else there wss to do; and though many
years have passed, and have seen other
scenes. have never had happier hours since.
Henry Ward BSechev
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Tan BULLY ELEVENTH hundred
and fifty one men out of the 18th regiment,
consisting Of only fraction over four hun.
dred. have re-enlisted. The regiment will
start home about the last Of January. The
following named boys in Go. N" have gone
in for the war, and will be home about the
middle Of February, or probably sooner. M.
L. Mikesell, Geo. O. Mordridge, Geo. Peck.
ham, Ed. Kirdendoll, Fred. P. Candee, Ed. L
Couch, Geo. Criuer, Hiram Hanna, VIM. h.
Hazlett, Jessie M. Dill, August Kranz, M.
Kneese, John Il. Zalmer, John Lorber, VIM
O. Richards, Devolye Richards, Chas. Reed
Geo. W. Sweeney, David N. Davis, Sila,
Jackson, s. 8. Bozarth, Jonathan 8. Giveon,
John 8. Smith, Geo. Bumgardner, VIM. s.
Ady, Edward Fossett, - Shoemaker, Henry
Stormfeltz, B. Wintermute, H. Lee Jarboe
Louis J. AcCulla, Daniel ]. Parvin, VIM. a,
Hidelbaugh and John W. Moore.
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~ CAUTIoNl As spurious Lyes are offered also
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In IRON cans; all others being COUNTERPElTS.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
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Pittsburg-Pitt St. and Duquesne Way.
Nov. 17.daw
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ A neglected Cough, Cold, or Sore
Throat which might be checked by a simple
remedy, like "Brown's Bronchial Zroches,"
if allowed to progress, may terminate SER
iously.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and Con-
sumptive Coughs, "the 7rocAss" are used
with advantage, giving oftentimes immediate
relief.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-29

The Ohio State Fair will be held on the
18th, 14th, 18th and 10th of September next.
The Indiana State Fair will be held on the Sd,
4th, 9th, 9th. 7th and 9Th of October the
Illinois State Fair on the 18th, 18th, l4th,
18th, 18th and 18th Of September, 1t Decatur;
and the Iowa State Fair on the 28th, 20th,,
s0th and s1st Of September, 1t Burlington.
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81 We learn that all the members of
Capt. Turner's company Qeth Regiment) ex.
cept five have re.enlisted. the gallant Captain
promising to stand by his men to the last.
They will come homo on furlough as soon as
they receive their pay.
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No family should be without q box Of
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No traveller should be without supply Of
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No person will ever object to give for
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Twenty-Five Gents.
JOB MOSES, q Cortlandt st., New York.
xuseatins, Nov. ., 'ss-daw1y. J.B. DoUGHERTY
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e TIE IDAHO TEvER.-Quits q number of
the young and middle aged men Of this vicin-
ity have got the Idaho fever, and contem-
plate visiting the promised land" in the
spring. We believe no companies have been
formed here Is yet, for the purpose of going
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-29

VTESIM8I NOIlC6.
TIE STATE OF IOWA.
Muscatine County,
tho Anna J. Brstz: You are hereby notified that
Il there will be file or before the 7th day Of
December, A. D. 1862 in the Office Of tho Clerk of the
District Court of Muscatine county, State of Iowa.
petition Of John Bretz claiming OF you divorce Of the
bonds OF matrmony now existing between you and the
on the grounds Of adultery and also pray.
and petitioners child, Olive 4. Bretz.
Now, unless you appear thereto. and defend, on or
noon of the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, commencing the first Monday Of June, A.
D. 1854 default will be entered against you and judy
eHt rendered thereon, prayed for in said petition
J. B. MISTY.
Jan. 2S-w4w. paid. Att for Plsintin.
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OBITUARY.

At Duckport, La, juno 23d. 1868, of inhammatory
rheumatism. JACOB HARVEY TAYLOR, aged IS years.
member Of 90. +, 35th Iowa Infantry.
The deceased had the esteem Of all his comrades
In arms for his manly conduct. He was an exemplary
young man. and died In hopes of better world at the
resurrection of tho just. Con-
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Of quiRsy. F. w.. son Of Fred and Harriet aeisen.
house, I'D 10 months and IL days.
In Muscatins. Iewa. January Goth, 1854. FRANK n 4,
only of Henry W. and bins 8. Perkns-agsd 10,
months and days.
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GOLD PENS RE-POINTED EQUAL TO
NEW, on the receipt of IS cents. Circulars
for the johnson Pan sent on application, by
Mail or otherwise.
=. JOHNSON, Mandatory and ONCE,
15MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. City.
Dec. N-d1m
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e. On the arrival of Gen. Grant at Lexing-
ton, KY, week before last, the citizens came
in crowds to see him and insisted upon hear.
ing speech. Mounting chair at the request
of the enthusiastic people who demanded .
view of him, Gen. Grant was introduced by
Gen. Leslie Coombs in the following terms /:
"Gen. Grant had told him in confidence and
he would not repeat it-that he had never
made a speech, knew nothing about speech
making, and had no disposition to learn"
Gen. Grant then quietly descended from his
chair, went away, and opened not his mouth
but the people cheered him As Justify as
though he had delivered the most eloquent of
speeches in their hearing.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-29

The New NATIONAL CuRRsNcY.-Some of
the new National Bank S. bills, issued by
the First National Bank at Iowa City, have
made their appearance here. We were
shown specimen Tuesday, by F. H. Stone,
Esq. The bills are very well engraved, and
must be popular as circulating medium.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-29

GRAPH1c.-A humorous writer Of the Chi
cago Post describes how he got out Of bad
scrape in the Police Court:
1.-THE next morning the Judge of the Police
Court sent for me. went down and he re-
ceived me cordially. Said ne had heard Of
the wonderful things had accomplished at
Bryan Hall, and was proud Of he. I was a
promising young man and all that. Then he
offered toast equity or not guilty?" I
responded in a brief but eloquent speech,
setting forth the importance of the occasion
that had brought us together. After the
usual ceremonies loaned the city ten
dollars.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-29

DExAND FOB GoLp.-The demand for gold
ID great, but is not equal to the demand for
the celebrated Chemical Saleratus, especially
where this Saleratus has been triod and where
its worth is fully known. Try it and satisfy
yourself. For sale by most merchants.
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MARKETS.

! c7 G1 AUscArIHs, Jan. %.
Tho hog season IL none arriving-ws thsrsfors
drop quotations Of gross There are few dressed
h. g arriving. but prices sas merely nominal.
| PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
NO No. Spring Wheat soa9sc' No. sSassc, Rejected
New Corn ooaSsc pibush. No old Offering.
Off, or V scc. c.e
Potatoes 40s50e. l.- aU
| Butter lea2Oc.
| Chickens sl.ooa1, 20.
Lard 11a1211c. ...-.
Msss to
nay: T:,i ss;0 SC.
Hay-Timothy 81, 00a14,oo, Prairie IS 0oa1o,00.
GROCERIEs-(wHoLEsAL aATEs.)
Sugar Now Orleans fair. 18c; prime 14c choice
New York, A. l7Nc; crushed powdered 1s1zals54o;
Portland 1sa1s74e; huscavad' 1s24ai4Ae; Coffee
GoIassss-Belohers Sugar House 7oa75c; Golden syr.
up 7Oa75o Sorghum sOaeOc; Extra Syrup 7tsaSc Cuba
ooiIse-ss.ss11zo; Java oc! 3
s ssss exc exc:
sosp-Pxim &c Family &c; German no..
Candles-Star 2Oa2lc; Summer Pressed 1879.
Tea:-Young Tyson sscal, IS; Imperial u 40;
Tobsooo-Dark Sweet 5oasoe; Medium Brands s6aeoei
Gold and Natural Leaf S5a90c.
Nails-Bost brands 1925 rates.
Glass, sxl0 City $500. rates.
FraisSaresn Apples 75casi 90 bu Dried Apple, .
Saty1.ke 20 an
Tish-No Nankerel bbl. ga Boa1b50
No. q g 12 0OsI3 90
No g hfbtla 500
Noe q" 55oss so:
Hlf bbls No. White Fish ne Ooa6 d.
Whisky 75c.
,rNnprra
Wood. a. 6o.s 80. ND"AA''
Lsather.-sole ssAssc; harness, Acc upper 2ec
'0G aia..-Dry Film. Ice; green ....d So; greer. ,
calf &c.
ss::s;smsi ss.sS!y $500 Tl'1''a'
S Sssf Cattle. ais sszz:; gross.
leg; 'a'"''n''' We anN.'e''' en'-'a'.'
Ons-Oarbon OIL 63a65c; retail SOC; Linsesd OIL 81.
Aard Oii, $l,lo; retatl $l,zo; kMn o 1,1oa
=" Tubs 400.
1880.
R.rs-co.ton a. A''o'
Bar Iron. eZs7c.
Old Iron, 1870 y n. Copper 121s15c v b. Brass,
Ao TM:h: n .L.h,.
funds Philadelphia, Boston md CINCINNATI, Il per
cent st. Louis and Chicago, Il per cent. Cola $50
DuSAns' INV noone ,,rr.y1,
shsetings and shirtings, aoa4sc.
Drills. 2ea4oc.
ni; s, LACE Soos
Ginghams, 08a3O.
Chadwick Goats Spool, $1,oo.
Tsrm.r. a~d NJ Es.,;",,. so.,s.
skirt Braid, SOC. aSl,oo
Corset jeans 26a30c.
TsJ.M aSssSo
Iuwprp u.ppur
oom,.on po.ra. .oo m Io,..-rnd.-oou On m
sheeting, II 50 over 20 IT, Is 90
Clear-lst quality, 30 90 Scantling-3x4, II 30
a,d;pvId AZ Or M 0"'A 1011S' Az
undressed II 50 1911. $40:
Ilooring-drsssed, 80 % 10x16, 10c.
p,.r.,. unaf'''eu' a. nv ~ Sns,,., 60 m n N
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W Business on the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad is still suspended,
owing to the strike among the Engineers
The Chicago merchants are greatly embar-
raised in consequence Of their inability to
ship freight eastward. This freight difficulty
causes partial suspension Of business.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-29

FESTIVAL AT WEST L1BEsrY.-The ladies
connected with the Union Relief Society, of
West Liberty, contemplate giving an enter
tainment at that place on Thursday, the 18th
of February. A lecture will be delivered by
Gov. Kirkwood, and other distinguished men,
the exercises to be interspersed with singing
by aglee club. A sumptuous supper is to close
the entertainment. The proceeds are to &c
used in relieving the poor of that vicinity.
We have no doubt the generous people of that
locality will contribute beautifully.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-29

Plaid silks, yelvets, etc, are beginning to
be the rage at Now York.
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PAULLIN,A HIS NEW GROCERY NEXT
TO BURNETT'S BOOK STORE,
And opposite J. G. Gordon, sells groceries
cheaper than any other store in town.
Paullin buys butter, eggs, poultry, &C., and
pays the highest price for it. daw
From Bishop Lefevre.
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DAvESPoRf, Dec. II. 1858.
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presume in the time above designated had tried
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without avail.
When Mr. Solomons came to this place con
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RECEPTION OF TIE 7rH REGINrNr.-Every.
where throughout tho State the gallant vet
Grams of the 7th Iowa have met with enthu.
siastic receptions. At Keokuk, Fl. Madison,
Eddyville, Oskaloosa and Des Moines, as well
As in this city, they were treated to bouuteous
suppers by the ladies'.
THE S5TH REGIMENT GONE TO MoBILE.-It
was currently reported Wednesday that the
s5th Iowa regiment had, together with q
large number Of regiments stationed in and
about Mmphis, gone South, destination prob
ably Mobile. The information was received
through one Of the members Of Co B, who
returned to his home in this county on fur.
Tough Tuesday. 1t is very probable that
movement is on foot, and that the 35th will
take part in it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-29
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