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FREDERICK ZUGG In the District Court OF
". Lee County, Iowa. at keo-
ROBERT GETTY, ltuk, February Term, A. u.
JAMES II. GETTY, 1861.
JOHN l.. LEE. PErrrIorI EorirY.
FNIiE above named defe ndapis are hereby notified
1 that there IL now on fle in the ofice 81 tie
Clerk of the aiors sal district Court tho petition
OF Plaintiff IN equity, claiming tia. the eqaita-
he nieress in and 10 lot In block 70 in tie city
of heokuk, Iowa, il owned by the defendant
hob Gsfty and that said squita intensf l. liza
bic 10 he subjected To the payment Of a judgment
obtained ty plaintiff against said Robert Getty
aud ors jesse III llolmes the ID h day Of SEP.
temter. $50 in the District Curt IF Lee County,
ip@a, at ksokuk, for the rum Of twa thousand
one hundred ard eighty 30 90 doila1s; and that .
met - e. pretended 10 have teen executed aaid
Lei BY James Ii. Getty to The def ndnnt John l..
Lee On the sub day Of September. s5s, il frauiu-
len ard was made for he purpose Of covering up
said qnify e said Robert Getty u said real estate
and N hinder and delay the creditors ~ sad kob't
setty III h. Collection of their debts. Petition
ssFs tor attachment and FIR general feiicf and
unless the said defendants appear and defena
Oh er before the second Day 81 noon. If the febru
afy ttrm, A. ID. 1851 af said iisttic' Court, judg
neut Will be rendered by default accord ~ the
prayer ~ said petition. TLhN I'll CRAIG.
Ice - 1850. Attorneys fer Plaintiffs.
jfc 25sidS
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Gre at DiEcoverv.

Amongst the most important of all the
great medical discoveries OF this age may be
considered the system Of VACCINATION for pro-
tecaon from Small Pox. the Cepbalic Pill
Tor rellef 81 Headache, and the use Of Qui-
nine Tor the prevention Of Fevers, either OF
which y sure sfecitc. whose benefits will
De experienced hy suifering humanity long
alter their discoveries arc forgotten.
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month. Each numb contains l44 large octave
pages % paper neatly stitched In green
with one'or more beautiful Steel Portraits, by sar
tain. The IL numbers comprise volumes, Of 800
20 ca h, with titles indexes and embelis hm II.
Price So. The postage Ia only cents number.
prepaid at the otfic 81 delivery. The Januar, No.
for % cents any Other for AZ consistent in post
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PREMIUM PARLoR ENGRAvINGs.

We renew the efier of choice OF these Parlor
Engravings-.tIhe Return from Market" and
.sfiliai Affection which already cmbelsh so
many pariors in ali parts If the land, A copy Of
either of them, postage paid, will be sent to each
new subscr Der the Eclectic, who pays one year
If wide spread com nendations of the ECLECTIC
hy the Press in all parts Of the land that il the
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b, ain this Magazine and a valuable premium be-
sides.
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Medical Books.


4 ANATOMICAL ATLAS,
"A Aliens Dlssector,
Ashton on the kectum,
Barclays Manual Diagnosis,
Bennett the Uterus,
Barlow's PTactice,
brown on tile oufgic4l Diseases OF Females,
Judd on the LAYER,
Bartlett on testrs,
Bennet on Pulmonary tuberculosis,
Eowman's Practical Chemistry,
Bird on Urinary deposits,
Comstock's Chemistry,
CIes eland's Poe set Lexicon,
Copiand on Palsy,
Carpenters Physiology,
Curling 90 the l,stis,
Cooper on UisIocalions,
Condie on Children,
churehiii's emales'
Children,
Midwifery,
Clymer on Feyers,
Dickson Practice OF Medicine,
Dalton's Physiology,
Devices Midwifery,
Z" Children.
Females,
Dunglson' Physiology,
I" Dictionary, -
:" New Remedies,
Praticc,
Matcria Medica,
Dultt surgery,
Irichsens -
Flint on the Heart,
fownc's Chemistry.
Garjner's Medical Che missry,
Gray's
.. Anatomy,
Gross surgery.
Brinigh' Universal Formulary,
Hamilton on Fractures,
II0llatd's Medical Notes.
JieadlanIs Action Of Medicine.
Hunter on Rieord on Vensreal,
lIoblyn $ Mcaicai Dictionary,
Jones the Eye,
Kinks Physiology,
Laycock on Medical Observations,
Luiiow's Manual,
Lawrence on the Eye,
Miler's Practice VI surgery,
Principles
Megs' Obstetrics,
q Females.
Neill 4 smiths Compend,
Neiigan's Atias cutaneous Diseases,
Paiishs Pharmacy,
poreira's Materia Medica,
pirrie Il Surgery,
Parker'sSyphiiis,
Eigby Oh Females.
Rainsb ithanls obstetrics,
stile'sTheraupeutics.
Sargent MinorSurgery,
Smiths - -
Stanley on the Bones,
Smithon Leucorrhma,
Solly IN tbs Brain,
IDynbe. on the Ear,
Tanner'sTiinieal Medicine,
Taylor's MedcalJurisprudencc,
= on poisoBs,
Walshe on the Lungs;
Wilde on the Ear,
NatsDn's Practice.
Weeds
y" Therapeutics,
West on Children,
Welfs' rhrmistrv
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FAcr Worm KNowrNG. -Spalding's &C.
rhalic Pills are certain cure for Sick Head
ache, Bilious leaiache, Nervous Headache.
Costiveness and General Debility.
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TERMS.
(KrGurAR PRICES J
POSTAGE.

The Postage TO any part of the United States
will he hui Wtnty.Four cents year
for "Rlack wood - and ut Fourteen Cent.
a year for each f the Reviews.
At the aheEA prices the- periodicals viii be
furnished for 1851: and asa
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tLUSE Dc Ems.
Attention - solicited TO tho
IL q w T. IL I e. Il -!
tHinduiy
PHOTOGRAPHS.

* would call The ATTENTION IL the public to
w the fact, that AT buEI's AMBR0TipE Pho
rOGRAPn and STERKEOscpPfC GALLERY 10
the place 10 get
Correct Pictures ot Every SfyIcf
Being the oldest established operator in the city,
the superiority OF pictures, aud his efforts to
please are we'll know Ii to all. He is nov putting
up views If Main street, suitable feI mailing, for
the very low price III 20 and 30 cents easL; tho
largest and best pic uro ei keokuk ever taken;
aiau u large view af Fl. Madieur.
steroscopic views ard boxes FIR sale and on
hihtioni ali are respectfully invited to call and
examine them.
EA- Dont forget tho place: IS Main street. I'd
door from Third street.
Aug ~ go.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-08

A sp"ctator of ia. >c"he Tel ule that
the Zouas"s literally drciua'. the Back
Horse Cavalry, the cclthrs,ei r-l,rl troop
Atout the middle of the b,t,le III" Z,u
ases fired by plat""ns upon the r,b-i III
fantry s,ariunrd In the wood After
thcy had fred they discover, troop of
horses coming down on their rear Iheg
carried abe A Amorican ia, which j cciv-
I'd Col. HtInfzrlni.n. aud made him b.,
'ieve they were United SIa.es cavalry.
and he So told the Z"uases. As they
came nearer their trae character was
discovered. bu, .",. late for u! the Xnn-
ayes to reload The ri.itnen1 iacrG aud
received the cavalry as they carp,' down
with ieveled baso- cts, wLici, threw item
into confusion. Then awsy went m,n-
ket>, aud the Il u.ye, went 10 with their
knives aud pistols Thy seized h"r>e-
and stabD-d their riders Ia this land
to hand conflict 'h- Elack Horse Troops
wcr. handed in their "wn prof ssvd way
& fighting. The s.qual showed the
Zouaves t" be the uso>t eApeii Laudlers
If the knife
When the f-ht was over there were not
twenty "f the fonr hundred cav lrr left
alive. Men and horses lad been cut to
pieces by the iufuria'.d red shirts Thi~
troop Of cavalry had boast. i rh-y would
picket their Lors.s In the gfoants If the
White House.
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We learn trom the Nsnford, Magaxins
very interesting item respecting Dad
rhiEhry. which we commend to the epe.
al s,sention Of "dram driukcrs," and
which re hope they will "read, study,
aud inwardly digest and it vii! give,
no doubt, an additional zes. aud sweet
hess to the n,yt dram:
AN intci't-"nt medical doctor inform.
"a Ii. i,w dsy- ago, that when he Grst
ar'rulri medical lectures in Cincinnati,
ONO, he Observed thirty or forty whisky
barrels IN the bastment OF the College.
and ii" learned soon after that each con.
tanned the body OF hum being pre-.
served in whisky. for the b.neGt Of the
di-Scctin. room, lie stated that after
the hnalcs W re taken out, the whisky Of
two brrrcl- vas p"ur d Into one, which
~ about fiI,d it. aud it was sent into
the country and sold as rar' liquor. And
he Z" s,.r>cl that lhl, was the custom of
mt &,cal ~choois @enert''y. If this is 80.
then several thoueallh barrels Of the
w.l-kcy dr"rk in this c"nntry annually,
Ia, preserved decay yin4 human beings for
the dis>cc,ing roon. Our informant
stated that he had not tasted whisky
since he made tia, lis,o:e,y; and who
viii ever taste Of it again alter learning
these fact
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- Col. Orlando B Wilcox, Of Detroit.
wounded aud mad prisoner at Bull Run,
aud whom the rebel. threaten to hang, 10
West Pon, graduate, and was for ma.
i.y years li,utauan, Of artillery in the
regular army. L. E@>isnins that position
sone year, ,incc, he began the practice
al law at Detroit, and Was called thence
hy the scvern4r to take command Of the
lst Michigan rs@i:ncn. lie is about IS
years OF a.e, aud married
- \ Rochester merchant left his
house on Thursday evening to "correct
an error in his tr'al balance" His wife
follow d him. and found that it required
a carriage 10 fud the error She took .
vehicle. likewise, and pursued to deep
hollow" There the driver Of tho first
carriage was hailed to stop; the wife
ran to its door, and opening it, found the
handsome and richly dressed '.error'' IN,
side. The accoun, was immedistelv
squared, aud the balance struck.
- The secessionests cannot b To-
closely wtched. They have nonipated
Gobrias Terry for State Treasurer. 4
correspondent suggests that hs 10 oou.
nected with the nysen Terry family. and
that his nomination is intended . .
clan iestine Endorsement Of tbe policy sD@
practice Of Gen. Prioe,-kov Josy.
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Civilians OH the Field.

Much has been said about the presence
IF civilians gu the field of battle at Bull
Run. and Of their potency in spreading
the panic which siezed upon the tro 'ps.
Tley were there by u'li,ary consrnt.
each ma" ~tih Gen. Scvtt's pass IN his
p"k't; and had the otfic r. dvue as much
- tiny did to arrest the flying volunteers
aud restore order among them. the later
aud more painful incidents Of the day
wou have been avoided They mad.
tn, m>eIvcs useful in tho hospit,l,iu brin.
ing up the wounded, in carrying water I"
the exhaust, soldiers, aud in encoura
ging and stimulating the drap 'nd,ns
Wh,n the flight begin, E. F. Wash
burnc of this State stopped and rallied
quite f"rce. Thos. Z. Duraut, Esq.
Of New York. sliced u mu>k.t and pla
cling himself in the middle Of the road
to Centerville, by his determined air aud
authoritative voice, arrested the progress
Of squad Of several hundred, wl.o wer,
still willing TO fight; but on looking
al out not an officer could be found t.
take cum,nand. The epauletts had gone
ah,ad Owen Low joy gave up his horse
on he field 70 on oriicer who had lost his
own, and m)n"tiny upon an amt lance
brought the wounded ont # the fire
Senator McDougal was busy aud useful
carrying information here and there -
The writer hereof was stationed by a
Colonel Of the regular army to observe
the movements Of the rebels, through y
powerful glass which he carried ; aud t."
the result Of his observations properly
communicated, Was due the subsequent
movement Of brigade. And al Of do
zens Of Others who we're near the scene
Of strife. Doubtless they sho' Id not
have been on the field /; but their pres
ence was countenanced by military au-
thor,ty, and that they made the STAN
pede Is false. Let US hear no more Of
the civilians. Who sent our men to the
attack Of that entrenched camp. knowing
the odds to be so largely against them ?
That's the question-not what the civil
ians did or failed to do.-Chi. 7rib.
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o U II r L. A G .

When trai iiorS false as fwiys. betrav
Their c"untiys trust. and throw away
I''e glory gained On foreign plains,
Not the ha,i n est the aims;
To sha ne the n ,tion never s,oops,
Altho' = d 4, dish ,nord, droops.
Now when the t"nmret calls to arms
And iie and DRUM sound wars alarms,
As slowly. heavitv. 'a'ls tn, t amp
or so'hier> marching into camp,
Our flag seems more a living thing
A though 't"auld from its nalyari spring,
WIKI from three hnndrei thou .and til ro at
Goes up the cry, 40 yet it floats"
Roam on the field AMI In the air.
Oar armies tgn,-onr fay il there
ma T. air"rs hiindiShl, ,u-n peilm.U
Into the ja"nrng inws of he'll:
~, some will ) e orr flag advance,
Ana 10 their last a fearful glance
Mad burstin bombs and dyiI1 screams.
The while our flag in triumph streams!
Alas! my country, when sla come
Inc 'ay all traitO s shah be dumb?
men shall the lat slain soldier rest,
with all his country's hnnnr'- hles,!
", "h"n shal peae DER war l.revaiI,
ANA rnage no more scent the gale?
u never till the fee and brave,
t""ta, SEGA our aag sha .carei
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Practical Joke of a Chicago Fire Zenave
A member of the New York Fire z "a
ayes Who vert frem this city 10 Join Col
Els worth in April. d who, until then
had been so industrious. typo in the Gu:
cago Tribune Office. Was out on pick~u
duty one dav Isst month. when the tu!-
lo~.ay incidcr, occurred:
An T. F. V, with rather more than
the usuai supcrciliou~ness of HI, race
rode up IN u csrrisge from The direction
OF Alexandrs. driven ot course hy h,s
'.servsnt-' Zoo zoo s.erp,d into the
Rad. holding his bayonet in such way
as to threaten horse, negro ~ i white
man at one charge. aud reared out
TICKETS" Mr.. Y .uraed up hi-
lip, set down his hrows, au! hy other
GESTURES inijeatcd lis cnntemp' tor such
mud >iils ss The solder before aiu, end
i"a by hsndinc his pass over 10 the d.r
hey aud m"rlon,ng him ~ get ou, and
show it To Zoo zoo.
IAN right. said the latter, plancing
at II. "uovc -aceumpanyiug the re
msrk with jerk Of the cos, collar If the
coiored person which, seat him spinning
several PAGES dowr The road. "Now.
sir. 1hs, do ,yoa wanty' addressing the
sstonlshed Waite men.
White usn had b. this time recovered
his tongue: .Wsn, wan, to 20 On, Of
course That vas uy pass
Cant hep IT," Replied Zoo zco. ait
says pass the te"rrr, aid the bearer il ~.
ready passed. lvu eau, get two m,u
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From the N. Y. World.
II E D Y RI, A NJ U q.

Thev say the battle hs. "een lost-- "hat then!
There is no need of tears, ani doleful strai in.:
The holy aus" for which we f ught remains
And AiiliSns of unconquerable men.
Rep lse may do u good--it cannot harm;
Where woik I. - he done. 'tis well 10 know
Lis full extent; before the insl blow,
Power. nerved 70 crush, must bare its stron:
right arm!
Let them rejoice. then. while they may: for we,
Driven back II moment by tn. tide of war.
kegathered, shall p ur On them from aiar,
As 'ghty, and resi~t ~tl-ss "a the Sea!
The attle Il not l"s.. while men remain
Freemen. and brave, like ours. to fight again!
r. II. STeDDAhp.
New York. July %. lsl.
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The printers dellar<-wh.re are they?
4 dollar here aud a dollar there, scatter
I'd over numerous sr"ssl t"wne, all over
the country, miles and miles apsrt--how
shall they he gathered together, The
paper mak'r, the huilding oaner. tie
juurneyman con positor. the grocer, tie
tailor, and Ill assistants TO him in carry.
ing on his business, have their demand.
hardly ever 50 small as sine'y dollar -
But he Uni es from here aud there must
be diligently gathered aud ps'irntiy
boarded, o. the where with TO discharge
the large liabilities vii! never become
sufficiently bulky We ina-ine the
printer will have TO ct up an address 10
his widely scattered dvli4rs something z
like the following:
"D,l'ars, halves. quarters, di and
all ma,ner Of fractions in'o viii h re are
dvid"d, c"lltc yourselves and c"me
home! Ys are wanted. Combinations
Of all sorts os men that help the printer
to become proprietor. gather such force
and demand, with such good reasons,
your appearance at his counter, that no
thing short Of q sic't Of YOU will ap-
pease them. Collect yourselves. for Val
liable as you are in the aggregate. single
you will never pay the cost Of gathering
Come in here, iu single file. that the
printer may form you into battalion.
for him and vindicate his feeble credit"
Reader. are YOU sure you havn't a
couple Of the primers dollars sticking
abou. your clothes ?-The Printer.
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Tennessee Legislation-.Fee Negroes Inc
pressed into the Amy Of the 0outbo11
Confe.er1cy,

Confeaerocy.
An AT Tor til. Relief OF Volunteers.
Sec. l BE i. ,n,cted by the gensfs|
assembly Of the State Of Teoessee, Thai
from and after the passage Of this act,
the governor shall be and be is suthor.
lied at lis discretion to receive into the
military service of the State, al msls
tree persons Of color between the sges
Of fifteen and tifty year,-or such nun.
Der as may be necessary. who may BE-
sound in lis 'und and body and capable
of ac,u~l service
Sc 2. Be- it further enacted, That III
such free persons of color shall be re.
quired to do all such mepial service for
the relief Of the volunteers As is Incl.
dent to camp life, and necessary to the
cfhciehcy Of the service, aud of which
they are capable Of performing.
Sec. 3. BE i, further enacted, Thss
such free persons of color shsll receive
eight dollars per month as pay, and such
person shall be entitled to draw one r..
ti"n per day, and shall be entitled to .
yrsrl y allowance each fer clothing.
=
Sec 7. BE it further enacted, That 10
the event Of q sufficient number of free
p-rsons of color to meet the wants Of
the Stare shall not tender their services,
then the governor is empowered. through
the sherits of the different counties, 70
impr's. >uch lersons until the required
number il obtained. In doing 90 he will
have regard to the population Of such
persons in the several counties, and shall
d rect tie sheriff. to determine, by lot,
those that are required to serve.
See. s BE it further enacted, That
the expenses incurred in this branch Of
the service shall be regarded a. a part Of
the array expenses, aud provided for 40.
cordincly.
Sec, . Be it further enacted, That
when amy m,ss OF volunteers shall Keep
a servant s. wait on the members Of the
mesa, each servant shall BE allowed to
draw one ration.
Sec H. B. it further enacted. That
this nc. take ef'c, from and after its pas.
sage. w & WHirEnoRN,
Speaker House cf r. pre- sents,ives.
i. l.. STovALL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Adopted --.
a tue copy
} + r. RAY, Sec. Of State,
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rea- We regret to see that several OF

rea- We regret to see that several Of
our contemporaries contln"e the discuss
lou OF the causes Of the Bull Run disas-
ter. 1t Us cSchew all such discussion
for tie present 10y agreeing that the at.
tack was well planned, and well directed
--tiat Gen. Patterson was just where he
should have hc"n--that the commander
p'e~eat WIS lo,h capable and effective
that ali the off ers were as competent
"a, the soldiers were brave-that the or.
der to retire.: WAS properly given aud
properly 81 p'rtcd-aad that nobody
filled or biuodered but Gen. Greeley,
W u has resigned, 50 tha, all is certain to
De right next tine This is the bet way
Ia put the case for the present; the fu.
ture viii take cafe Of ,tseit.--N y Tri.
In.,~
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in the army At large, rs distinguished
from rank in . particular regiment 0,
corps
B~iyad<-Two regiments Of cavalry
or Infantry coustitute brigade.
'udet A cadet is a warrant officer
and warrant officers rank below com mis-
stoned, exercising authority BY warrsn,
only.
Cai;Ler.-Caliber Of bullet. is deter.
mined by the number required to weigh
pound; Of guns, b I'll. weight Of the
shot used; OF enluAbisds, mort.rs aud
howitzers, BY the inches Of their diane.
| ters. p
| Cor,,l-An sEreemeu, Tor the ex.
change Of prisoners.
Ca" ment-Vaulted chamber with EN-
brasures for gus, aud used il war as
quarters for the garrison.
D,f'aa'"g consists in raising the par
sp"ts OF fortress, SO - to concesI its
interior from the view of IN euemy on m
elevated posi,ion.
HP,"ym-mt All tactical maneuver.
int nded to pass from close c,lumu to the
order of bs'rl-, are depl"yments
D'o'si"s A division general con-
s'sts Of two brisades, commanded by q
maj "r gen-rsl
T. f"'e--To sweep the whole length
of the face of any - Ak Or line of troops
by fhe fire of battery
E"aht'".-A place is taken BY esca-
lapr when ladders are used to scale the
walls
Esp'"na''~-Emp'y space for exercis-
ing troops within fortifcations
F"sc'"es-L"uy cylindrcsl fagots of
b'u>hwood, used tor strengthening earth
works or to u.ake firm footing On u,srshy
ground.
Fn"k-The right side of body Of
men ur place. Trus. when it is said that
the enemy, by a.nk march, ou,fsuked
our ri-ht wing. it Is aesnt that the en-.
emy, by marching parallel to our lire Of
battle, put himself iu position upon our
extreme right.
fo"uy'"yis often confused with ma.
raudiny, but is the Systematic collection
of supplies hv authority.
H'c"rsach-A bag for carrying pre-.
visions
M,y'"y Pcket---A body of men, 10
c"mp''en. held ready to march when
called upon.
L~Iyment - In a siege lodgment sig.
n'hts the occupation of a position and
the formation Of an entrenchment to de.
tend II against recap:ure.
Hch't-l.i.erally. sharp st ke.. Gen.
er"'Iy used to specify a detachme q t
whose principal duty is to guard an army
f. ON 'u'prise aud oppose reeounoi,eriug
pa1IS,!sis I,!iJa,,4 Vt HI at tA-*ss -*asfs. ,nc,os .,
sid"s. generally square or polyyonaI.
R'choch.t Guns fired with a small !
charge aud low elevation throw rich
ochtt shots, which bound along the |
.r"nnd nr ramparts.
Salient The salient angle Of = for,i- |
tica'ion is an angle projecting towards
the country.
salty /"r's-Openings to afford free
"cress t" troops for sortie or sudden
charge from fort
Sap The sap is method Of making
trenches, in which the workmen are pro
tecfed from mu>kctry by sappers rolling
n large gabion (i e.. q cylindrical baske,
filled with earth) toward the enemy.
MeNS.-A shell is hollow shot. with
Il hole :" r. ceive a fuze or slow match.
and filed with powder to burst it at the
end Of its range.
Sq","'on-Two companies or troops
If cavalry.
Suj"1t'rn-A commissioned officer be.
low captain.
'"'"'s-S'ntries upon outpos's. plac
cd to observe movements of the enemy
and to communicate by signal
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-08

governmen: strong enough TO protect
end perps'uate 1t. The mcans tor eject
ing Limited Monarc,y y are ct hand -
Ttey only require to be used we'll. We
require q vas: number of otfcers-some
Thousands in sIi. Now help US make a
government. and 60 yoa aud send your
son and let bin take his place. The
work Is large and there are pIen'y of Us
to do it. Of course the Whole scheme
must be msnssed well A. soon rs eve
ery'hiny is reduced to Order. then we
may canvass the question OF II public.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-08

Capt. Ball Of the Fairfsx (rebeD
cavalry. csptured some time since BY
Lieut.. Toupkius, and let Of With N oath
nf alliecsnce. was ono Of the 6s~s 70 b
killed BY the 6rs Zousves in the late On.
o.eement. They concluded not to make
him again prisoner. (Cootrsdiotsd)