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Agents for the Advertiser.

A ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
IA Messrs. KENNEDY & O'DoNoGHrE. General
Advertising, Collecting and Commission agents,
- Olive street, st. Louis Mo-, are our accredited
Agents in that city, and they are authorized to
receive Advertisements for the TirToN ApvER-
User, and collect bills for the same:
S. S. DANIELS. Publisher.
IT ? MArHsR & ABBoTT. of New York. are AMI hor-
lied to receive advertisements for the AnveRrIsgR.
VPJ.J. BoS~Err 4 Co, OF New FORK. are thor-
lied to rec Give advertisements for the ADVERTISER
S. W. RATHRuS, of Pioneer, is authori, ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER and receipt for the
same.
UPC.H. SCRIvEN, .adrertisinr .7rrnt. 60 Dear
born street. ChicGgo authorized TO receirs .9arer-
hscments for this and all the leading papers Of the
North Nest.
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How THE WAR PAYS IT'S Own Ex.
pENSES BY the arrival OF the steamer
Illinois at Fort Monroe, we have aavices
from Port Royal to the lth inst. AT
tairs there seem in the best possible con-
dition. All the islands about Port Roy.
al have been seized and are now held by
the Union troops, and the cotton upon
these islands is being picked by tho con
trabands under the direction Of our Off
GERS .djoM t,co miNjol. do'iurs' uorM
Of cotton has oiready Teen s"cUrc3; and
this sum will almost pay he expenses of
expedition \. HeraM
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NOTICE Directors Of the Cedar
County Agricultural Society are hereby
required to meet at Upton, on Wednes-
day, the 22d day of January, 1862, at 9
o'clock, a m, to make arrangements for
holding the annual Fair, to select the
grounds, secure material, and to do such
other business as may legally come before
them. G. B. SARGENT, Pres't.
A. HoLTsLANDER, Sec'y.
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The Telegraph Department

shall be second 20 that of pauer III the West. We
salllcontnue receive the regular Associated Press
dispatc hes, and all the special intelligence that our
careful reporters stationed ut the important Ee
ccnters of the country can send Us.
The Local Intelligence shall continue to be given with
that prumptnrs and lncss that has hitherto rendered
the .josrnat the best Chicago ncal paper.
Pledged to no party, la: that Of the people: in
fuenced by no consideration, hut that Of the pn'c
good seeking reward but thai. which aITreciat We
public can hestow IN return Tor hon re and untirng
efforts cdfy instruct and please them; the publisher
the Journai asks the support Of the reop!" Of the
North West in his efforts to give them iulepru9ut and
honest newspaper that dares speak the truth boldly
all subjects and that oycs To advocate right cause
and assist in the promotion and success Of ght meas
tres of public policy. enterprise usefulness
With this general aHnouEC"ncn. Of the character and
PURPOSES Of the JOaraai, and the assurance which is
scarcely nccessa that the Government and Army Of
the Union, the Of Liberty, and the doctrines Of
the Constitution viii find III as true and wAtc and
firm friend lives in the world, We submit claims
to an integcn. people, for their continued support AMI
IAtrOnage.
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EARNIMPLENENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish to
gil who want, his we'ltred and approved CORN
GUILTY. ATORS SHOVEL PLOWS. STRAW
CUTTER HARROWS, Road Scrapers. etc. He
IS also ready TO effect and warrant cure Of all
hoof.honnd horses. S.P. DANIELS.
Tir.on, Jsnuary ?ed, lssl.4f
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EGTRAY MARE COLT.

(AKEN Up by John Dice. at his residence in
Yer Towaship. Cedar county, Iowa. on the
day Of October. A. d. 1861, an estray mare
! Said colt is q bright bay, with the right
foot white; two years old; about fourteen
fds high and appraised at forty dollars.
ALONZO SHAW, County Clerk.
pton, Nov 18th, 1851 n4smS
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tss~ We publish in to days paper, tic
decision of the Supreme Court, on the
powers and duties of the Township
School Board. As it is a matter of gen
eral interest, it should be read by the
friends and opponents of free schools,
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W. s & VI. CHILDs have the finest
lot of confectionery ever brought to this
place. Cream figs and all the nice fixns
can be found there. Call and see.
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HORACE " ATERS, Agent,
No. al tr3aa WAY New ar
E.STRAIED

y~EOM the subscriber two iiElFER CALVES:
/ one red. halt Devon, the other red and
white. The finder shall be well rewarded. on
giving information OF their whereabouts to me.
IS. DANIELS.
Upton Dec T. ls6l.
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3t~ Shoe MS a Newspaper nhose columns are at
all times crocaed ,cith neo advertisements, and ice
wW s'lo,c you community a!ire rHh business and
enterprise. The age is moring one. 4 man that
ttands IN hese"iatter days" pM N short time, fud
himself behind has competitors. -lrZ
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having unsettled arcount,
with me. will take this Is sufficient notice hat
to save cost they MIST call and settle forthwith
S.P. DANIELS.
Tiptor Nov oIst iSGl-iw
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s@5~ IF you wish to pressn: your wife,
mother, sister or sweet heart with
New Years present as is present, read
II. Hammond's advertisement of Wheel
er K Wilson's Sewing Machines, and you
viii know where to get one.
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LosT-In Upton, about two weeks
ago, miniature gold breast pin, shut
face. The finder will be well rewarded
by leaving it at the post Office
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james H. Lane Of Kansas, has been
appointed Brigadiar General Of volun.
teers.
A New Orleans dispatch saws Gov.
Moore and Generals Lowell and Rugs'es,
on the 9th ult reviewed - 900 troops,
including 1000 free colored men,
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The Daily Evening Journal,

Containing fll Tclegraphic Reports Of News and the
Markets. up the hour Of going to press-at three
r. NJ and where trains leave il time for the second
Edition. up five p NJ. each afternoon will be mailed
to subscribers at
g. 90 per AMMAN. 500 for sir months, or $500 far
three months.
News deaiersin city and country supplied at210 per
hundred copies. Express charges five cents per pack
aze.) The Daily Evening Journal may he had "t al
rewsrlan in the principal place, in Illinois, Wl'corai",
Iowa. Not!ern Indiana, aud Southern Michigan ami
of all train boys The trains that leave The city on
the evening Of its publication.
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~ See Advertisement of Profe.so,
Woods Hair Restorative.

JOINS CRospEy's AMERICAN CEMENT GLrK,
for sale ut the Post Office. See advertisement
10
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EP- According to the custom we shall
issue no paper next week, to enable all
hands to rest little.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily, at ) A. NJ.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays; closes at A. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays al
. A. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays al
p. VI.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at 5 AN
All drop letters must be prepaid with stamps
At the rate of one cent each.
s. s. DANIELS, P. NJ.
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o,,aip;ns most Of the Of six daiiaF, is mal"
ever Thursday Evening. Single copies, lou per
anrurn. Clubs of five and upwards, luo per aunUm
In Clubs Of twenty more, the getter up OF tire c&, il
entitled to a copy. -
We hope the patrons Of the Journal win aid us in
extending weekly circulation At the above low price
Terms Payable in Advance.
49, Address JOHN L. ILsON. Publisher,
Chicago, LII.
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FREE s.!,NI'f.'.E5.S'3+ HEr;ssG. cone
rNNiNH ANN E.HENsYI tUyISEK.

X FIR thr obi and young, cgni rae ny tl Pathol-
ogN Pr Vt.pn, an trra = "a = ees ttlc Urinary
a"d sexual organs, Al I@,I.. Voice Of advice and
counsel, sNch - lie found III other work. rrie,
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Iron iiamc Pianos.

are Justly pr'uounced ~ the Press and Music Mast
TO lie superior Instruments. They built the he
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, and i'll
stand any climate. The tone is very deep round. full
and mellow; the touch elastic. Each Piano warranted
for three years. Price from S2An to 500 Second
hand Planes At great bargains: octaN,s agJ to $40
octavcs Shh to Slna; o., uCtayes, Sll5 to $50:
nctaNcS, Sloo To t5n octaves, Ia /" -. Second
hand Meiod"ous from $50 to 10. Monthly payment,
received tor Pianos. Nelndeons or Alexander organs
also for rent, aud rent allowed II pure hasca as u.
ug
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ANTONIO yERCIi,
Barber aud Kair-Dresser,

.AS opened a BARBER SHOP in Upton and is now
- prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, shampoo,
&c. From long experience he feels confident OF giving
satisfaction. Give him \ ca!i--ist door West OF the
Union House Shop closed alto 4. N. on Sundays.
NB.-He is also prepared to do WlllTEWAslll ING
in the mos, approved manner. nl5v7l
Dr~DER, SHOT Il CAPS. Just received. anew
i upply at +. n d. CHiLDs.
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Balance on Land, 81 %
There were also II reports Of the State
Board of Agriculture awarded as premi.
ums whie! have not yet been received.
Signed, j, II. PAINTER, Treas.
On motion, the society proceeded to
the election of officers, which resulted as
follows:
Pres, I'm. Ed Wright; Vice Pres,
Moses Narn"y: Sec'y, Lswric Tatum;
Treasurer, j. II Painter; Marshal, Al
pheus lliTst
Board, Of Managers -Geo. Wilkinson,
w. p. Wolf. :. j. Gunso.as, Jcp,ha
Cowsill, q. p. Wood, G.. p. Ingman, Lc-
Vi Jennings.
On motion, the f.c for mem cvship for
next year be Que dollar.
On motion, that the proceedings of
this meeting be offered for publication to
the TiEton -I}rcrtis,r and Ce,|ar Dnmo,
cr0t.
On iaotiou, adjourned.
LAwRIE TATUM, Scc'y.
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A. DAVIS,
LUMBER DEALER,

NEIOE EKEFE, IONX.
The farming community, dealers in
Lumber, persons desiring fencing or
building materials If every description,
are invited TO visit the Lumher Yard Of
A. DAVIS, Of Onion Grove who has on
land, and is constantly receiving large
assortment CT
Shiog'es, Lath, Tsnciny, Foor'ng,
Sizing, Barr Boasds, and all
kinds IF framing Material,
and is absolutely SELLING the same at
LOW Err FIGURES than they can be
purchased at the boastod Muscatine Lum-
Der yards. n3O
rsl THE BEST OF COAL AL
WAYS ON HAND AID.
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Proceedings of the Anuusi Meeting of the
Cedar County Agricultural Society.

At regular meeting of the Cedar Co.
Agricultural Society, held at the district
school house near Springdale, the 9TH
day of 18th month. 1861.
The meeting was. called to order by
the President.
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Horace Waters NcIoJeous.


Is areri instrument, corresponding in power and
pass to the ordinary 10 feet pipe Organ All who have
any knowledge of the Piano can perform upon the in
stCumcut without difficulty. the key hoard being the
that of the Piano. In size it is from to .
feet high. and from to feet wide 1t is ele in
form and solid ia construction. 1t IS more easily
moved than the upright Piano. and possesses the
mnrk.hlc advantage OF seldom il getting out of
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las received the 81; from tn state, and is pre-
pared to pay tln balanca Of the premiums.
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Tri-Neek;y Journal,

Containing AL the news ilos, Is issued Tues
dav Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, At 400 per
o,,n,, 900 for SIX months, ! 20 for three months.
clhs Of We nj ca; of ten 81; Of twenty At 323;
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BOX 3


- easy accompaniment; can he sung by children
well rs adults, and will become one Of the most
popular songs "ftLt day. Sentiment the words ex-
crent. Price - cents matted free. 'ust published
by HORACE WATERS,
MAY g. 1850 No. 1873 broadway, New York.
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FINNLf, I. LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO..
53S Broadvay. New York.

MO PERSON who c0ntemplItcs purchasing
~ Sewing Machine for family OF manu.actnr
ing purposes. should fail to send for one OF our
circulars. which contains cuts and fail deScrir
t"ns of the several styles. prices ard samples Of
work. al OF which send By mail free. We
claim to have the
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DISSOLVED.

Ne partnership heretofore existing between
Enc Childs and Myron Chilhs, is this day dis
Ced. by mutual consent. Myron Childs wi
ect tho accounts and pay the debts of the
Peern. EUGENE CHlLhS,
90, MfRON CliILLS.
/ pt0n. July 9th, 1861.
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GILT MOl1LDsS(:S

OR Picture Framing: large variety Of
patterns, at the one.price Furniture Rooms
\ G. 4 r. STEIN, MuScatinc Iowa
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\ EENSW AREA large lot just received and
Of the best quality, by +. ~ NJ. CHILDS.
(uY your Tobacco at l.. & NJ. CHILDS', and
save lincrc
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r@- See advertisement Of Prof. L..
M1LLER'S Hair Invigorator, and L;q.
uid Hair Dye, in another column.
TO CONSERVATIVES

rINfE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
L in few weeks Ivy very simple remedy. after
having suffered several years with severe lung aec-
ton, and that dread disease Consumpton-is anxious
to make known to his fellows uerers the ofSurc
To all who desire it, lie will send copy Of the pre-
scription used Gree OF chag. with the directions for
preparing and using the sang, which they will md
Sure CrRE for CONSUMPTION, AsruMI BE oNrHTIs, &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted. and spread in orma
tiou which he couccycs to t" invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, II will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMsBUGH, Kings County. New York.
October II, lS<jO--n4iv1yl
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See pottcr's Homestead Bill was De.
feated il The House Oh the 18th. by a
fatal collision with MorIil's Bill donat.
ing public lands to the several states and
Territories for the establishment of col
!2ges for the benefit Of agriculture and
the me- chanic arts. Although not direct
y ant2@rn;>;ic, the passage of one Of
these b!iis would defeat the other, and
under existing circumstances both NAV
be regarded as killed That cf Mr.. Pot
ter was designed TO carry out one of the
m"st prominent features Of the Chicago
platform. In tie bill, as reported, there
are so:nc ucw features. 1t extends the
beEci; q: the Homestead bill, to al who
p rtpTln military service under the pro.
clama'i@n If ;hc President Of TIE 18th Of
April last, q any act Of Congress during
the existing W., AID also to al militia
volunteers or '>tute troops oi any State or
Territory p.lturHiHg service in aid Of the
Federal Government during the same
period, and to transfers and wagon mas
tors employed under competent authority
in nIliItaly service, and gives the same
privilege, in leu Of prize money and ex,
ira allowances, to all persons performing
service in the navy of the United States
during the war or any forei IN war Occult
rioG within the period. In lien Of boun-
ty land, it gives to three month. vo,un-
tccrs Of all gr&des the free homestead
aud thirty dollars in money. aud to six
months volunteers one hundred dollars
in addition to the homestead In all
cases being held as IA prisoner Of war to
, De rcckoned as actual service - CNicaJo
Tribune.
y PROPERTY CASE IN MIs.OCRI.-
! Whee'an, a negro driver in Missouri,
claiming to be British subject made
complai@t to Gel Dodge. Of the 4th Iowa
Rcgin. at, that Capt Wood had confs-
Gated lot ofhis negroes. Captain Wood
reported to Dodge the facts in The case,
closing as follows:
"That Whcclan is regular negro
trader a sccess; oncst, and has committed
: even forgery in his operations, | think
am able to prove. That he violated
Major Mchinstry's pass, and thus for
feited all protection under it, lie admitted
himself. | did not, however, as charged
by Lieut. Scay, of Missouri volunteers,
"coniscatc the negroes" but cayo them
liberty to do as they pleased Negroes,
mules and wagons all came along, and as
all is regarded as property, confess am
at loss to determine whether the mules
brought off the negroes nr the negroes
the mules; but incline to the opinion that
the mules ire the responsible parties and
tat LIT. Seay should Immediately call on
them to deliver up the negroes I also
have ioce for constitutional liberty. but
kncw Of no constitutional provision which
requires me to turn blood hound or be
come slave catcher for any one, more
especially for rebel and forgrr
Hoping this statement Of tacts may
prove satisfactory. am Colonel,
Your obcdient servant
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BLANk S---We can now furnish all
who m az desire, with Blank of almost every
description, neatly printed, and OF the most
approved forms.
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and an extra discount to Clergymen, Churches. Sab
bath schools. Lodges, Semiuaries and teachers. The
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. Al broadway, New York.
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNK-l5. coo copies issu-
! ed in four weeks superior collection Of choice
Tunes and Hymns. written and composed for the times,
to be sung during the by the uprising million. Of
women and children, who stand by the flag Of
country and pe traitors 1t contains "a pages Of
Songs. Duets and Choruses, both sacred and secular
Among the number the following popular songs
The Star SPangiei Banner, The Flag of our Union For
ever, Where Liberty Dwe!is There is my Country God
Speed the Right My Country IT'S of Thee Our Flag IL
Their. Flag Of the Nation, Care for Them rendery
Thy Country Calls Thee The Christian Hero. Columbia
the ,cn Of the Ocean. Frermeu : Gathering &C. Also,
Bbe Account Of the Great saug her Of Traitors in the
days Of King ',ehosI hat. All Tor IL cents, So per
hundred. Just published by
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
No. i3l Broadway, New York.
Il EM0VAL.-HoR WATERS, Agent. has removed
- to No. 43l Broadway, n. Y. between Grand aud
Brnolue where he sells .octave Pianos
$50. nd warranted; second hand Pianos aud Mclo-
drol.s from SO to 1870. All kinds of musical nler-
chandse prices; pianos and mcodcous to rent
from g. upwards. Monthly payments received for the
Alexander organs for churches at low prices.
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IF you waut Mill that will clean out the oat
/ lny A. n. PEHRi'S.
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The committee appointed Il tks las,

annual meeting Of the society to prepare
Articles Of Incorporation, made report,
which was read, and on motion, the re-
port was received and con mi,,ec dis
charged.
On motion, each article was read and
considered separately.
After some alteration it was unani.
mously adopted.
The Treasurer made the following re-
port which, on motion. was accepted:
Amount Oh hand from last year, S6J 20
rcc'd for membership, s. 90
- " gate fees, II G5
*Duc from State, s. 90
S254 "A
Cash prcm's awarded sl42 90
Amt required for NV.
Farmers awarded, ~ 50
Contingent expenses, IS Al
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Upton POST.OFFICE,

Open from to Il o'clock A. NJ. and from
F. N. On Sundays from p. NJ. to G =. NJ.
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On inJtt1u, adjourned.
LAwRIE TArUM, Scc'y.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION hav
l. ing uoos so strong and direct as to
ExPEL THH DOUBTS OF ALL.

For Statesmen Judges, Editors Physicians Of the oldest
schools well new give II their unqualified sanction and
scalp aud bain al nve nse It. unite in estiring
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ing to any age as well as rs'9e Kea1 e following
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turing the wear 1854 unfortunate to be thrown
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Of irritation ic communicated tie brain aud
surface of the head from the effects Of Which hair
the tine fist discovered lie dlorirC, however, mp TO the
time Of It's total disaeaanee employed everything could
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The Restorative Is put MP in bottles Of three sizes viz
large, medium aud small the small holds q pint aud
tails dollar Ter bottle the medium holds 20
per cent proportion than the SMALL Teais for tive
dollars per bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent
in prOp0TtiOn and retails for 50.
q. j. WOOD 4 co, Proprctorf 44i Broadway, N. York
and Mark, street. Louis No For sale in Asabula h,
l.