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washington, Nov. 25th.

The following notice was ISSUED To-Day
from the State Department:
Oscar Irving, Jonathan Armory and f. L.
O. Adams, at New York, Boston and Port
land respectively, are authorized TO counter
sicu passport, o foreigners proceeding thence
ABROAD, signed w. II. Seward. j. Howard,
.lr., one OF the correspondents of the New
York Times, has been rendered the position
Of Assistant Adjutant General to General
Germans Brigade. The following named
persons belonging to Maryland have been
released from Fort Warren John j. Heck
OK Leonard j. QuinIon, w. G. Harrison,
G.o. w. Londing, Thos. Shields, Geo.
Thompson, a. Williamson, David Inchesa,
tro. w. Appleton, Michael j. Grady, John
J. Houldor, Robert Rae, Chas. d. ench
Robert A. Carter, 5. B. Frost, aud j. II.
Maddox. Gen. Fremont has recently OBJ
tanned permission from the proper authority
to visit Washington. 1t is the opinion in
military circles that there will be court of
inquiry IN his case. Col. Cbas Frederick
HayolNr late Of the British army. and
brother Of the late Gen. IavelOck, has been
appointed an aid to Gen. Mcclellan. with
the rank Of Colonel and assigned 30 duty n,
Inspector General Of Cavalry, MS late. Do,j-
non At home. Compile de Vilarcon an rx-
pcri"nc,.d French officer, has also been ap
pointed an aId 10 Gen. McClellan with the
rank at Capt I'm.
les niett4 youth OF about - years, VIM
w.. ION Of VIM. West of the Treasury
Department. who, being at Win, hester. was
somr month, since pressed INTO the rebel ser
vicr. m'dr his escape from the enrmy> lamp
opposite cor lines, meeting our first picker AZ
Annondale whO>e protection he claimed d
received. He was formally onducted to
Gen. t"nkrr', camp, and by that officer wa,
sent 10 headquarters This afternoon. His pc
sluou that OF Gen. ElSev'a orderly.
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fire ia Vyashington.-F"raSing
Washington, Nov. Is

" t19LIIIr-' UTIF 4'UF' II
BY The loss Of Pettibone's bndery by fire
to-day, $4,000 copies of the mechanical por-
ton OF the Patent Office Report, which was
ordered by Congress for distribution among
their constituents, were destroyed
Gen. Beuker commanding a division in
Virginia, rendered his resignation to-day.
A toraging expedition from Gen. Mellow
ellis division, to-day obtained large quaint
ty of hay and corn, about half way from Falls
Church TO Fairfax Court House. There
were no indications OF the presence of the en-
envy
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4. -. Commissioner. in Session.


81. LOUIS, NOV. %.
The committee appointed to investigate
the CLAIMS against the government OF this De
parrmcni has been in session something over
two weeks, and laImS amounting 20 more
than 100000 dollars have been presented
and approved. Many witnesses ar" exam
med daily, and their evidancr relating to diff
terent claims, still continue 10 De presented
in large numbers and the lahors Of the COM
mitte- will he:dlv be concluded .or several
weeks vet.
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From View MexicO.
Kansas City, Nov. ;

ne SANTA re anu larson lily mail win
dates 10 the 10Th, arrived this morning two
days ahead oftime. There were no through
passengers.
At a meeting OF the merchants OF Santa
Fe on the eth INST, it was resolved that they
would endorse tor the Government to any
amount that may BE- advanced TO the Terri
tory.
This action was taken N consequence OF
scarcity OF CON- which has heretofore made
up the circulating medium in the transaction
of business, and has from some cause almost
entirely disappeared. causing an unusual
stringenCv IN the money market
The call OF the government of New Mexi-
co tor 2O00 militia men to garrison the diff
ferent posts in the Territory, has been
promptly responded to, and the whole num-
Der will in = short lime be reported on duty
\ light battery commanded by Lieut.. An
derson. left Santa Fe for he South on the
9th inst
An important movement IN this direction
is anticipated,
ten Hatch and family have left tor the
east.
The small pox prevails with fearful NOR
tahty among the children in the Rio Abago.
From Missouri.
Syracuse, Nov 25.
Intelligence has been received here from
parties direct from Osceola that Gen. Prices
army crossed the Usage river at Hofman's
Ferry. oniFriday last, and the advance guard
would reach Osceola on the following day.
Sedalia, Mo- Nov. %.
1t Is reported that Gen. Price is still ad-
vancing towards this place, ami that the Fed
eral pickets were driven iii towards here his
evening. A number Of rebels were arrested
last night who were on their way 10 ION
Prices army. The rebels in town are quite
certain that the Union forces are TO be iriv-
en- from this section OF Missouri They are
still, IN regard to the movements Of Price,
without doubt that he Is advancing towards
Sedalia. The military regulations are very
strict now, ant no one can pass the lines
without passes signed by the commanding
officer OF the post. The train from Warsaw
arrived Yesterday Am. Passengers report
that a SICK soldier left at Warsaw was muir
ierei ay the rebels Of that town. All the
business portion Of Warsaw was burned IN
The ate fire No clue has vet been obtained
rs 10 who fired il.
II j. credibly reported thar Brigadier Gen
nrai >lehies has adopted the opinions Of Col
John Cochran, upon the u,r to be- made of
,hc slave, IN the prosecution Of the war.
\ private letter from one OF our ships in
he Cult squadron gives the welcome jntelli-
sence Of good religious impression prevail
~. n the 'leet In the ship Of which The
ter Is an officer there are services IN the
oorung, and Sunday school in the afternoon.
Most Of the officers are r-ligIOu,ly inclined
'Hr rtrSt Lieutenant and Surgeon are pro
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

SOUTHWICk still holds for the best and winning
horse but to please all, and to keep safe he invests
in all.
All the best and favorite brands of FLOUR kept
constantly on hand, and for sale by the load barrel
or sack, / NJ SOUTHWICk,
Rutland, Nov. 20, 1861 Clarks Block
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Destructive Fire.

Alton, H.. Nov, %.
! he engine house # the ST. Louis Chi
cage Railroad was destroyed by fire yester-
day. Three Engines are in ruins. Loss,
10000 partly insured.
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More PHYSICIANS Testimony.

We the undersigned Physicians OF
r; - w. certify that DR.. wright's state
cln enc. ars entitled to the fullest confidence
ments are g and we can fully cOrrOborate
OF the h pub bas said, having used Dr. Halls
B.1 so ~ in number Of cases With the nap
piest effect ~ ~ - - = SMITH, n. D.,
J. l. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
2, ,,,rs ami ask for DR.. VIM. Halls
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Firc in ChicacO.

Chicago, Nov. %,
The Touring mill of C, 5. Rand & Co. was
destroyed by fire on Saturday night. Loss
$4,000. Insurance small.
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pc "aF'H - ma
..ru..., ..~,. ~ -,,.i.. ..r... ..- remedy.
ia Ian .i.l-AH -''.<"> ~ thH .'"" ~ .''
b'~'7-e ~ once, r..i ."''h 80 is ~Pt'iF ''j...'
that any one u-3,- rely acc"fttI- Zoe H.
-r"tons for twontE-to'ir OF torjy-"gh' h"'r''
tr3 not entirely *t'E-A"d F-sh - u'"-".-.
nav r~turh It and receive 0ar" 'ht.F Hl,''
The most Distressing cough j. r"f1"H''E ..-
.,...~t 1T a sing" Do. nd 'r'[1i n.y. p
.,.~+ ;.rnr. Tb, a."Frt"'i i" got r+'''
,.. rIr.- a'.'r ."".e ','.ore me- '.'
r!.f ne~ this remedy viii afford relic or f''.
''t- pu6l" nave been NhP"-ed HtT'h ~
-.,,...,i,.s -pc.tnu,-1,ded bv certliical4.7 winch
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28

THE FORWARD HORSE STILL THE FAVoRITE
and unless something happs"s' is sure to win
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
From Missouri.

SYRACUSE, NOV. %
Intelligence has been received here from
parties direct from Osceola that Gen. Prices
army crossed the Usage river at Hofman'S
Ferry, onjFrday last, and the advance guard
would reach Osceola on the following day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
THE NEW ENGLAND FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE

EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED TO BIZ
PERFECT.
This little Machine stands confessedIy At the head
of eVerythin now offered to the public.
In Cssapssss Simplicity Ctn1partrsI, Dsza5,Iisy and
Beauty
II HAS NO RIVAL
Fnere IL complicated machinery 10 get out o.
order or TO perplex the operator.
II 1t is made with special reference to the wants
of family; -imple in its gements perfect in its
motion, and durable 10 lis parts. ANY one can IN
derstaud and work it with perfect success doing
all kinds OF WORK, from the finest muslin to the
fabric 1t gives the beet satisfaction where
it is soId, and all who examine, pronounce it
better adapted 10 meet the Of ecy family than
any other machine now offered TO the public
Miss Ii CRAMTOE, Agent,
1ov5-dlm Rutland, Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
THE HARTFORD COMMERCIAL
TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY

= begins its Winter Term Dec. r. 1861 and ends
March 10, 1862 Number of boarders limited to 1875.
The Faculty, embracing nine Professors and Teach.
ers, are thereby familiar at all times with the prs
gress and wants of each Student
A Female College course of three years was found
ed in Nov. 1850, completing which Diplomas on
parchment are awarded and Degrees conferred.
Apply tOr rooms or send for Catalogue to
R8v j. POOR, President
Poultney, VI noy9 ;3w
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-14
Proceedings Of the Apairian Convention.

Proceedings Of the Apairian Convention.
The convention met at Springdalc, on
24th inst, and was called to order by ap-
pointing VIM. Harris Chairman, and H.
G. Taber Secretary.
u. G. Taber moved that committee
Of three be appointed to report a list of
permanent officers for the term of one
year. Carried.
C. G. Mcneil moved that VIM. Towns
Mr.. Reaves, w. G. Russell, be appoint
ed said committee Carried
The committee reported on permanent
officers as follows: g. G. Mcneil, Presi.
dent; Wm Townsand, Vice President:
Zeno C. Taber, Secretary and Treasurer;
and George NJ. Taber, Corresponding
Secretary Which report was adopted
by the convention.
Moved by G. NJ. Taber that tho Pres
ident, Vice, President and Secretary, act
as a committee to draft constitution and
by laws, and report at the next conyen-
ton. Carried.
Moved that the Corresponding Secre-
F.. tary act with the said committee. Car.
ried.
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~ We have made the above Reduction in
Prices with the two fold view of beneftting the
public and ourselves. The public have been
swndlcd by spurious machines made in imitation
Of ours. The metal in them, from the iron cast
ing to the smallest piece, is of poor quality
Their makers have not the means to do their
work WE'LL They are hid away in secret places,
where 1t would be impossible to have at their
command the proper mechanical appliances. 1t
il only by doing great business, and having ex.
tensive manufacturing establishments that good
machines can be made at moderate prices. The
best designed machines, BADLY MADE. are
always liable to get out Of order, and are sure to
cost considerable trouble and money to keep
them in repair.
The qualities to be looked forSin a Machine
are certainty Of correct action al arates eff Speed
simplicity Of construction. great durabiitH aad
~apidty Of operation, Nth the least iabor. Ma
chimes to combine these essential qualities, must
be made of the best metal and finished to perec-
tion. We have the ways and means, on grand
scale, to do this.
The purchasers of Machines, whose daily bread
it may concern, will find that those having the
above qualities not only work we'll at rapid as
well a. slow rates Of speed but last long in the
finest possible working order. Our machines,
aa.made by us, will earn more money with less
labor than any others whether in imitation of
ours or not In fact, they are cheaper than any
other Machines as q gift.
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But how is so much given for

dreu too. But how is so much given for
so little'
lst Speoker-It was all explained IN
the paper last winter You see the Ay-
ricu1turist has about 20 times as many
subscribers as most other papers have --
So the publisher saves the expense Of -
business Offices, 10 printing presses, 10
sets of Office men-editors, clerks, fore.
men, type settlers, etc because one set
answers just as well for hundred thou
sand as one thousand subscribers. So,
you see, the publisher has more profit to
expend in making good paper, in get
ting fine engravings, and in raising and
buying good seeds for distribution and
also for Offering premiums. This explains
it all.-But you need not wait for me to
send. Just write your name on a piece
Of paper, with post office, county, and
State, and say ".Send Ayriculturist for
1862, and the crtra NUMBERS" This is
all the writing needed. Enclose it with
a dollar, seal tight, and direct it plainly
to : Orange Judd, IL Park Ron, New
York Cty.-Or, call at the post Office in
Upton, and Get it for 50 cents year.
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TO CONsJ-MPTIvEs

THE ApVERTlSrR, having heen restored to health
l. in few weeks hy very simple remedy. after
having suffered several years wi;h lung afec
ton. and that dread disease Consumrton-is anxiou,
to make knownto his nowsp wers the ofsurc.
To all who desire 1t, he will SIND ccpy Of the pre-
scrpion used ltres Of charr with tn drect5ous fer
p~r'rwius and using &. SAVE, uAjrhUey VII Ard "A
Kr q nv 'nrrovsrNnl o>. As uv, ERo>, nirIs. &c,
The only oiec. of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrp'on s:o benefit the afflicted, and spread Informal
ton which he conceives to he Invaluable. and he hopes
every sufferer win try his remedy it will cost them
nothing, and may prove q hlcsS5rS
Parties wishing the prescription win please address
REV. EpW ARD 4. WILSON.
WulI,NsBrGH, Kings County. New York.
October H. 1NG0--nllv7yl
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WIFI II PAN!

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vou will cot tho manor tha rest If this
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nrosent 70 eoo, srbscr;bsr lot Of GOOD
seeds newt winter He has donc this
everv wear INIT IN account If the reauc
t;on in the nost.oe On seeds and other
reasons he is GOING to send an extra lot
this wear
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Upton POST.OFFICE.

Open from to IL o'clock \. NJ. and from to
7F.M. On Sundays from 7. NJ. to 6 p. NJ.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily at : p. NJ.
Sundays, 5 p. N.
). Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridays; closes at p. ii. the night
previous.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
8 A. N. .Hs.* ~ Z
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
p NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at 5 An.
All drop letters must be pre- paid with stamps
At the rate of one cent each.
s. S. DANIELS, y. NJ.
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aMarricl,

On the 10th inst by Rev J. &. ScHAErrER, at
the residence of the officiating clergyman, Mr.
JAMES II. RIPLEY and Miss LYDIA r. JOHNSON:
all of Cedar county Iowa.
Happy pair, their fate's decided,
Hopes and fears for life a'"cl;
They have all llfe.s caers dridea
All its pleasures mutirHed:
A friend predicts the bliss that cheers
THEIR hearts at Hymens Altar,
Will drive some folks ofriper years
To U1rr'age or the Halter
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The NEW PENNSYLVANIA HORSE

The New PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE, at
Davenport, is, as it well deserves to be,
doing a thriving business. George is
always on hand and ever mindful of the
interests and comfort Of their guests -
Every night, almost, brings several Of
odd Celars' citizens under the hoSpit-
able roof Sec card elsewhere.
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.Gb Cash paid for Wheat.
Onion Grove, March l., lSGl.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
DROPoHAlS viii he received at the Office Il
1 tho clerk Of the district court until the lit
day of January, 1862, for the purpose of supply
ing the county officers with wood and stationery
the ensaing year, said contract to be given
to tHc lowest bidder as follows, to wit
50 cords Of wood:
realms Of legal cap paper "a good quality,)
do fooIsrap do do
do letter do do
l0oG mudium sized envelopes.
doz, bottles Arnold's Ink and . boxes steel
800 large sized envelopes:
doT. brOOm4:
! gal. burning oil good quality;
20 lbs. OF candles (Star
court record, &C." l2xl9 inches 800 pages):
Tax ho"k for lSG2, of a pettern the CLERK shall
select
Assessors books for Ii Townships;
quire OF township pats blanks;
squire Lar docket
| Squire clerks do
besides blanks which am not able at this time
to designate. ALDNLO SHAW,
Cfk Dist Court Cedar County, Iowa.
Upton, oct. - l~tl.
THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY, s.:
n the District Court of said Cedar county, June Term
A. b. 1851.
FRANCIS Mckee.
In Equity.
JAMES II. COVER, Original Notice.
BoRREpEII GOwEH, H nj.
To Allen Hammond. T. G. Cover, Carissa J.
Cover, and Phelps, Bliss e Co.:
fol are hereby notified that there is now on file in
tho office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Cedar
County aforesaid petition in equity Of Francis Mex
claiming OF and n against the said James H. Cover and
Bor"deIl Gower. the foreclosure Of a gage on and
Of all of you. your equity Of redemption and the
following real estate, situate in said Cedar county
wit Lots number two, three, four, five, and
seven in section twenS-ceh l2H the west half IF tr
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VIM. ELLIOTT has Just arrived home
from Bonneville, where he WIS left in the
hospital, when the Guards started after
Price His health is gate poor.
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On motion, the Convention adjourned

On motion, the Convention adjourned
to meet at l O'Clock.
The convention was called to order by
President G. G. Mcneil
The subject Of q Tho best manner Of
wintcring bees" was then thoroughly
discussed ty Wm. Towu-,"1 ani Wan
Harris, of Sprinsdaie c. G. Mcneil, of
Upton G. u. Bent, of Iowa City; and
W. II Furman, of Cedar Rapids.
The following resolution was then of
fered by VIM. Townsend, aud adopted,
viz:
Resolrcd, That the cultivation Of the
Honey Bee has been heretofore too little
understood to make it profitable or inter
esting to all anC that it is the duty Of
Apairans to more thoroughly study bee
culture; and that all should become
Apalrians,
On motion, the President took up the
subject of the bee hive, showing the
size, shape and situation required by the
bee to give the greatest profit and pleas,
ure to the bee keeper.
The question of more uniform style
of hive was introduced by G. NJ. Tabcr,
and warmly discussed by the convention
u. G. Taber offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted,
viz:
Rcsolocd, That this convention recon-,
mend to bee keepers generally, the size of
the hive, to be 10 inches deep, II wide,
Is long, in the clear, with ten movable
comb frames, as recommended by Rev.
J.. l.. !.angstroth.
Moved that the proceedings of the
convention be forwarded to the " Upton
Advertiser and " Bee Journal" for
publication.
The convention then adjourned to meet
at Upton, at the call of President G. &.
Mcneil.
The convention was one Of much in
tercst and profit to bee keepers, ana it is
to be hoped that all who are interested,
by interest OF curiosity, in the subject Of
Of bee culture, will attend tie next con
vention.
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rn- The last heard from the Upton
Guards left them in D%lo county, Mis-
souri,, about - miles n. ". Of Spring
field
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-14

Coal, CoAL.-A. Davis, Of Onion
Grove, has always on hand supply of
the best OF La Sale coal.
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Agricultural Meeting.

county, Iowa, held at the Court House,
in Upton, GU Saturday, Nov. 9th, 1861,
in pursuance Of notice published, for the
purpose of organizing an Agricultural
Society, for the county, }. X. Snyder
was called to the chair, and f. Butterield
chosen secretary.
The object of the meeting was then
stated, and after discussing the matter,
on mo,ion, a committee of five was ap-
pointed to draft articles Of incorporation,
and constitution and bylaws. The fol
lowing named gentlemen were elected to
FIJI the cammittec:
George 3. Sergeant, Chairman.
James II Lcech,
Matthew Spriugstced,
II. n Wa>hburn,
Carlisle Curtis
GA notion, committee Of five was ap-
pointed to select fair grounds, at Upton,
fer the county fair, and to receive pro
posas for leasing or purchasing the
ground. The following named gcntle-
men were elected to fill the committee:
j, A. Hibben, Chairman,
II. n. Washburn,
Moses Bunker,
John ". Brown,
Henry Sherwood
On motion, a committee of five was ap-
pointed to prepare premium list to be
recommended to the Board of Officers,
for their adoption, for the next fair. The
following named gentlemen were elected
70 fiji the committee:
II n. Washburn, Chairman.
A !iolt,lander,
Muses. Narncy,
Or. ". Ii Keith,
Horny Sherwood
y" motion, Il Committee Of three, from
each township, was appointed, to obtain
subscriptions Gorthc Society. The meet
in- ,hen I.ill said committees, as fol-
lows:
Ceater To~"Aip-J + Muzzy; W W
Ajlrich, \ il.l51n, 0 u Culver.
I'and-Wm NoCIain, } W Stanton,
4 i Bassett.
Farmiogtoa--F D Hodges, II c Loom
is, Jas Mason.
-Nas$Uon--E Brink, j NJ Kent, W
Rollins,
Pionecr-H Bagley, Stanford Jones,
} Nj Downing.
Red Oah--John W Brown, John NJ
Mof'ett, J Snyder
limb Parsons, Jacob Armcntrout,
Asa Bennett
Coss-S Il Gonsolus, Robert Cover,
Ed Rate
Fremont-W Simmons, Geo McBirn-
ey, Asa Carper.
Sugar Creeh-John Leith, James NJ
Casebeer, Il X Healley
Rochester-J;s Jennings, Sol Hester,
Jno Finefeld.
SprinQdeld-J Il L Carey, II Whar-
ton, Henry Sherwood,
Gower w Gabraith, Aaron Frame,
n Gaskill
- Springaale-Capt J NJ Watson, James
j II Painter
lo'co-D Walter, Nicholas Halter, ?
Roberts.
Doyton-M Spriugsteed, Perez Frink,
Peter Gortner.
On motion, it was ordered that when
this meeting adjourn, it adjourn to meet
at the Court House in Upton, on the
25th of November, 1861, at precisely |
O clock, and that notices be posted Of the
On motion, it was ordered that all COM
'nistees appointed report at the next
meeting.
On motion, adjourned.
j. X. SNYDER, Ch'n.
f. BUTTERFIELD, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-14

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the "Muscatine Stove Store, Muscatine,
Iowa Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, and will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted for one year