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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-08-01
Ee&Rl Notice

DAHL c. Claspill Of Moor's Hill, lndiana, George
W. Claspill of Parkersburgh. Virsinia, Francis
Truslow, of Charleston, Virginia, Morgan Welsh and
Mary Ann Welsh his wife, of ShawneetoWn, Illinois,
and William r.. Claspil nj Fort Wayne, Indiana, are
notified, thatI have fled petition in the Probate
Court Of Fairfield County, Ohio. against them and
Others the heirs and devisees of Robert X. Claspl
assd for The sale Of the real estate Of said dece
dent and shall the sth day of August, 1861 or as
soon thereafter counsel can be heard ask said Court
for an order TO sell the following real estate OF which
the said Robert R. Claspill died SEIZED towit the
South halfof in-I.ot No. 242, in Lancaster, Ohio.
GEORGE W. CLASPlLL, Adm'tor
de bonis NON, with tne will annexed Of Robert r..
Claspii, deceased.
JouN S. BRA SEE, Attorney. June G-iwl3pfs2 so
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Notice Of Attachment.
Administrator Nofina.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS!
Wanted for tho United state. .,rv

'HV UhIIeu Hthtes Amy ;
A BLR BODIED UNMARRIED MEN,
a between the ages Of Eighteen and
Ihlrty-hvs years. Pay from sil u 81 per
{ month. RatiOns. Qoausrs, Hc.. furnished
immsd'a!ely upon entering without dedu
1 ton from pay. Each soldier has the op.
po11nliy. BY eood condne, ard attention
70 duty, or receiving promotion 10 the rank
OF A commissioned officer If the army.
The sum OfTwo Dollars viii be paid 70
any citizen who shall procure 4 present 10
: the rscruiLing nffcer an acre ntahie Kacruii.
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r-PA single boille OF sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually III
sPALDING,S PREPARED GLUEl
sPALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE TIE PIECES!

SAVE TIE PIECES!
ECONOMY DIsPATcE!
r-P"A srireii IN TIxE SAWS SISE."LI
A,aeo,deuts will happen, even In we'll regulated
amjlies it is very desirable 10 have some cheap and
coOvonient way for repairing Furniture, Toys' Crock
Or" GO sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
uaa,s al, suoh emerRenciss, and no household ea9
afford 10 be withoutit. nlslwsys ready, ardup 70
'h' ''''1u %uuSsFGI IN EVERY HOUSE"
.B.-A Brubh accompanies each Bctties Prioe,
OK cents Addrese,
% e'"''' HENRY Q. gPALDINq,
Eo.ts Cedar Street, New YORK
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Isdvise every one who has Cough or Husky
Voice or Bad Breath, any difcul,v ofthe Throat,
to get package Of my Throat Conteeions, they viii
rsIieve you Instantly. aud you viii agree with me
that 'they go rgh. to the SPOT" Yoa will hnd them
very useful cud plsasa Mt while travelling or attend
ing pabre meetings for stling your Cough or hia7
your thirst. lfyou try one package am safe In say
Ing thatyou will ever Afterwards consider them indi'
pen,ibls. You will End them AT the Druggists and
Dealers IN NJ ediei=ss.
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NRepadE WOfN@a.

Joly IL, ls6I-swlS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-29
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

We hope the Republicans of Cedar
county will remember that their County
Convention is to Re held on Saturday OF
next week (Sept. 7th). We hope that
the Republicans generally will attend,
whether they are delegates or not, for at
this tine it is all important that good
aud acceptable men should be nominated
for office. If you arc not delegates you
can still exert a great influence in deter
mining who shall be the candidates
Insidious and malicious attempts are be-
ing made to break up the Republican or
sanization, and thus leave President Lin
coin at the mercy of his opponents, and
without support, then they will be able to
again get control of the government in
1864. Republicans, you who supported
Abraham Lincoln in 1860, are you ready
to desert him and have his opponents
elected in 1861 The defeat of the Re.
publican party now will be heralded
throughout all secessiondom as triumph
of their friends
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CNIONYSN.

Every body now days claims to be I
Union man, and some are so much in ia
vor of the Union that they want the
South to conquer the Federal govern
ment and thus unite the States Some
again are anxious to compromise with
the rebels and thus keep up a bogus Tn
ion. OF this latter sort are the Demo
cratic leaders Of this county, if we are to
Judge from the resolution of their late
county convention. One Of their rcsolu
tons, as We fnd it in the Dan 2crdt,
says; I'VE recommend that the LeCisla-
lures of the several States adopt the pro-
per means for calling a National Convcn-
ton, for the purpose OF settling our pres
ent difficulties, and restoring and preser-
wing the Union" If this resolution
means anything, it is that they are in
favor of compromising with those who
are 10 arms against our government, with
those VINO nave murdered our citizens
and robbed both citizens and government
A., -, ,,o.;u o,,, ,r;,,;.,
grade themselves by any such action?
We believe not. First put down the re-
bellion, and then treat with the loya!
citizens ,f the rsbel States
Va az, ~. fol,on;,. f,or, ~,
i ''N '0'''"''o Jun 'n- "''"'
democratic paper lHtilohedat dubuque,
for the edtfc2tion of the Democrats Of
Til, cauntv-it ,xnrcsses ON. san,i-
mon,s
he prac'''M question IS shall the
government De Su''ai"'a' az II so, ty
war or ty compromise var means
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LATEST.

At latest dates the Guards we're at JEFF
ferson Cry, with about $4,000 other
troops. They were throwing up EN-
banknents and expecting an attack from
McCulloch, with about 10000 rebels
The Guards are likely to have warm
work and that soon.
Dan Rice's rhinoc,ros is at large near
Lacroosse, Wis. A party are endeavor-
ing to capture him.
The sale of liquor has b en- forbidden
in ST. Louis, except BY special permit
from the Provost Marshal
Civil war is imminent in Kentucky.
1t is rumored that Col Tyler has been
defeated by the rebels in the kanawha.
Gen. Green, rebel, is retreating from
Athens to the Missouri river.
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Boone, Wayne, Cabell, Putnam, Mason,
jackson, Roane, Calhoun, Writ, Gilmer,
Richie, Wood, Peasants, Tyler, bod
bridge, Wetzel, Marshall, Ohio, Brooke,
and Hancock.
A provision was incorporated, permit
ting certain adjoining counties to come
in if they should desire, by the expires,
sion Of majority Of their people to dc
so.
The ordinance also provides for the
election Of delegates to convention to
form constitution. At the same time
the question Z" for new State - OF
" against a new State" shall be submit
ted to the people within the proposed
boundary. The election is to be held on
the oath of October next.
The name of the new State. is to be
kanawha The utmost harmony pre-
vailed. The convention will adjourn to
morrow.
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we were supplied with muskets such as
We used liz Upton, and much anxiety
was felt by our boys for fear that we
would be required to retain them, but
last evening our apprrhensions were al
layed on that score, much to the gratif-
cation Of the Guards Companies A and
b were furnished with the Government
improved; riaed, self: prmiug musket.-
These are considered among the best
arms in Use in the army, and We are very
much eluted at our good fortune.
Last night our boats found it necessary
to tie up, as the Missouri is difficult
stream to navigate, especially as the WA
ter is quite low and as we are now in the
encmy's country, it was necessary to
guard against surprise. Each company
will take its turn as guard, aud we, occu.
plying the first place in the regiment,
were called on to form the irst guard. -
Our whole company were on this duty
during the nj ght-about fifty of the men
forming the picket guard, the remainder
being detailed as scouts.
At almost every town we pass we are
loudly chcered by the citizens aud the
Stars and Stripes are seen floating not
only in the towns but from private resi-.
dences, showing plainly that strong
Union sentiment prevails along the river
Since we left K2okuk the weather has
been cool and pleasant. The health of
the company is better than at any time
since our first week in Camp Warren -
Our best wishes to our many friends at
'.home." For the present adieu,
A GUARD.
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CAIRO, August &c

A fight came of: last night at Charles.
ton, Mo, II miles out on the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad, between $50 men of the
23d Illinois regiment, and estimated
rebel force of zoo The federal force was
under Col. Doughcrty and Lieut.. Col.
Hart. Lieut. Col Ransom, of the l1th,
accompanied the cxpcd ton. The rebels
according to their own showing, must
have been 600 or 700 strong, commanded
by Col, Hunter, Of Dallas, Mo, and be-
longed to jeff Thompson's force.
The fight lasted about an hour, and re-
suited in the complete rout of the rebels,
they having some 40 of their number
killed and 10 taken prisoners. They
were well armed and equipped. having
revolvcrs, Sharpo's rifles, &c. The Fed.
erals had bat one man killed Among
the wounded, Of whom all will recover. is
Col. Doughcrty, by blow from mus.
ket in the hands of villain who had sur
rendered, and Col Rarson of the 1l,h,
shot through the shoulder who had also
surrendered. The brave Colonel, not
wlthstandlng his wound, drew his rcvolv-
err and killed his asSaiant, and then raj
lied his command and charged upon the
enemy. Col. r. 8 wound is bad one,
though hot fatal,
The Chancellor brought down 500
troops last night from Cape Glrardeau to
Commerce. They landed about 2 Q clock
this morning and found the rebels gone.
The brave rebels had got wind Of the
coming Of our Cape Girardcau expedition
and ANONYMOUSLY fed.
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SHERIFF SAFE.

ID virtue "i special execution to me direct
- cd' issued tros. the Office u. IL" CIck 0Glhc
hI%trict Court, III aud Tor the ruHiit} Of Cedar
ara state Of Iowa IN favor at -. NJ taiyer and
against George ". >oper. Tiiitha Sour, and
Amlny ~opsr, have ieylcG upon the following
property As the u op,rty Of Tie said George y.
>opcr, iilItha Sopcr, aid All!ina >oI~T IT,
wit:
Ihz cast half Of tie southwest q1a, ter and he
west half of the soG.hcast uHaiiel ~f >ee'iog
numhcr seventeen AMI the holth half d tbs
northwest qGart"r Of The northeast quarter
section EuHh"r twenty, all in Up. no. eighty,
north Of range two, we ut the 5.h prIDtphme'
fidjan, containing one hundred and eight! l@f
acres, all ia Cedar county, Iowa, with tue aggM'
tenanCCg thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale al public oH'.
cry, at the Court House door in the town Of
Upton. in said county, on Friday the ON ga,
Of September \. ID. lhbI, at one o'cocA T.. u; %
said day to satisfy said execution ana costs NAV
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 9Th day OF August, \, d. lo9i.
J. L. BRADSHAW,
pr GcShl Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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StEt.EslEE SALE.

by virtue OF an alias plurig~ execution TO me Al,
fec'ed issued from the office Of the Clerk of the
DlstElct Court, in and for the County of Cedar
ana Htatc OF Iowa, Il favor of Phclc r. Edwards
ana against Elisha T, edwards. have WED m,
on thr ioiioWing 7 "icrty as the property Of the
s"id hi:sha Il. Edwards. being the undivided one
nan 81 the following real estate bounded ana
described as fellows, tO-Wit:
commencing forty eight (4s) poles wes. or.bc
center OF section number two I2) in TOWNSHIP,
number seventy nine 90 north Of rango .hrol
~ vest OF tn" 18th ?. III then north for,, n
and t"o tenths - 0j polcs thence east 49,; r,a
and s"'cnty eight hundrIths % 7S.I0o" , n,n'
thence north one hundred and thir,.an no p a
the section line, thence w,st on said se,;nn i.
ioftyhve and forty eight hundredths AK ,n ,nn,
poles, thence south one hundred and e., '"Ol
and two tenhs l59 2-l0) poles thence aas, ,;.
N-hVe ana seven tenths l35 7-lO} poles to ,bo
place OF beginning, containing forty.two ,nra1
| more or less, with the appurtenalccs thr rom.
And shall offer the same for sale At nn,,lic an.
cry. at the Court House door in the town If Tin.
ton, in said county, on Saturday. the Irb d,rGf
september i. 4. 1861. at o'clock p " Of said
day, :" satisfy aid execution and cost, that may
accrue thereon.
! Dated this 18th day Of August, \. n. lsGl.
J. /. bhAN~HAW,
! lr fee .,'.Gol ShsrB If Cedsr .ornty IorG
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sEt..istFi SALE.

II Ni:'.~'& a-g"rjal n eCntina r. ire ire,.
ri .-... .Ju5l Tie h.r "F'tr Geek Of ,ht
( District r:..t n aa1 for ;h" comfy Of Ceda
ana N1at. oi iowa. in favor If C!lnries Stone apf
v. il. ;~l.Hr. ami u"" a.,lE' O.! t. Nelson navi.
an ""ai Fl flames ua"a.,. Anita Iia:,.a and
JOHN an~E, n1te lrviod neon ,bc falloa NJ
""I 1I1J IL tjo property Of The sid Jane, IIr.
h2, A1u.tEa !itau aud Joan Conner to wit.
lI.H east na.i uI the suntuW,, II Qu9r;.r If t.e
n".,'r.sj G. after If section f.,.rg.. - .,.L,,
s.N' ~ mth~, npi h -. rang e. NJ, :: .tl Fla,
thar part # 1T IA tHh'r Wv IN II. rty..t1 in
the con 'ai~~;onc.s rtl.a.t 81 ,.,a ,:.5n...orar.
% III" suut,les%' quarter # section Gfteep i,
tnwnshtp >erentvn'ac, Iaige tw9 west of the
9Th p. In, Gun ed ~ FOLLOWS: iyanuSuy at tlr
southeast corner near the creek thence by land.
of Nanzandl b and so pcrches, wcs', thence
by lands OF il Walton north - 20 wes, : and
= peryhc~. tIrnre by lands If NJ. V. Burke
h2Itt - d' <. east - pefch"s to to" Place ot
heslH'intE containing ID al twenty-oue acres
and tw> ~! i've ar.hes. with t4e aIpUt"asnces
thereon; said land = situated N Ccaay county,
Iowa;
Ala ,Aalt oas.',, same srsI tc ut 2apl1c ont.
cry. ~ -. { t., .,oHse dpo! 10 tic tovn ii TIP.
tor. in .ai1 ,oui,t~. on Saturday, ,n' 18th day Of
~ euheT. \. =. I~fl, tai Ok, k +. u. Of aaii
dAt. f." -a:5-t. .#:} x" U':y" Ia.I 1" e., .'.tha?
a. tuy r!crrJn.
Dated this Eth day Of August, A. , ISL.
= /. BRADSHAW,
Price s7.26l sherry ef Cedar County. IoTs
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The MheeEDE Convention.

II II LTNH, a., AuT. 70.
The Convention paz-ad the ordinance
creating a State. reported BY the select
committee on division Of the State, this
morning by vote of fifty to twenty
eight. The boundary, as fixed, includes
the counties Of Logan, Wyoming, Raj
eigh, Fayette, Nicholas, Webster, Ran.
doIph, Tucker, Preston, Nonopgaheia,
Marion, Taylor. Barbour, UpsI,nr, Har-
rison, Lewis, Rrazton, Clay, Kanavha,
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% ''''' = .'''' "'S ''S lux To '"'>'
'E2" "a. f~'p'' - pre-
> N'''l ''''"'' Inc
-, ~ ~ 1,"''>' u 0'' 's''"' IN
49, o.' IVY Is al
~, '' ~ >"' '',1,''''' 10 tue organ
o''e"''''e 'e''
1'D ,''e" 'o' the INV e'''N"'' % ''a'' II IS
o0'''' az Wis ''u'e ~ arouse tue 4~:''' =
''''u'''' 70 Po''''ca' content vi course
We S'oo'u expect u at the reporter
"o0." uS0 none oN' hl'!a terms when
Sp'0N'' ~, 'rp""'"'s hot "ha' are
VIC 'a''S ne n'P"'<~' INDUCES IN the
''''s' '''S'' ''hd'cl'F'' malicious and
s'anuero"' attacks upon Its opponents.
Luz last nuAo'f mas nearly column de-
''0 - VIC ''uS' 81 '''' h'rk"ood,-
II '"''seS 'na' nc i Responsible for the
"0'''' 'e'' P''u-Aoid' MO, and the
uea'" o. zen Lyon, because he had not
troops ready TO march, the day the War
department called for them. What
coa'd De more false and malicious? The
very TACT that the Rcpo'ter resorts to
such false and ylIlalnous charges, proves
conc!usIvely that there are nc real, posi-
i've, substantial charges of abuse OF pow
er or incffciency, that can be brought
against our present worthy Governor.
The troops called for from Iowa have, in
every instance, been ready before the
time set by the war department, aud the
men who are making these malicious st.
tacks know that the troops were assem-
bied aud supported through the personal
exertions and possibilities Of tic Gov
crnor When these calls were made
there was DOT dollar in the State traa,.
ury that cyu!d be used for that ,prpo.e
and the Governor had t. become nerson.
ally responsible, at the banks. for the
money that lie borrowed for the ncccssa-
ry expenses.
1t Is true that this and that bank oQ>r
{" $4,000, to he State, but it is alst
true '"at t"@ i''lnols currency soon wen
COW" anu 'S'' -" banks unable to fulG
'he'F promise ~ as we SAID the Gov
e''or ''ad - ~. 70" tie money and be
come personally responsible tor 1t, S
tha' 10 o.. he Is fc>PonS'b'e for mono
ra'seo 'or war purposes Tor more tina
nc Is worm "''@ "ha other S'"''Ia
''c's are known u 'ae Authors ana Dis
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TO TIE Legal VOTERS or THE
COUNTY o. CEDAR.

A PROPOSITION will be submitted to the
legal voters of Cedar county, State of Iowa, at
the next general election to be holdcn on the
second Tuesday of October, A. d. 1861, "That
the swamp land fund be appropriated or no. TO
the building Of bridges in said county" Those
voting iar said sTamp land appropriation will
have z"t01a nr printed on their tickets, For
the ~r@Ul Land Appfopriat on" and those vot-
lrE against said swamp land appropriation will
hove written or printed on their tickets, Eanst
the -Namp Land Appropriation.
BY order OF the Board Of supervisors Of Cedar
county, iowa,
ALONLO SHAW, Clerk
nnll -.
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Upton. August Goth, 1861.
SCHOOL. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Fall term of
~ the IirroS UNION School will commence
Monday, September III, lsGl. All pupils or stu
dents are requested to be in attendance on the
hrst day OF the term. students outside Of the
limits Of the School District will not be permit
TED 10 attend school until their tuition for the
term is settled. and FOR that purpose, -tadents
will call and arrange their tuition with =. w.
Young, Treas. Ey order Of the Board.
r. II. HUBER. Sec.
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Deeu Cool anu pttasdCt. ne nealth OF
the company is bett,r than at any time
, since our first week in Camp Warren -
Our best wishes to our many friends at
"home.' For the present adieu,
A GUARD.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Aug. - 1851
10 my present communication | pro,
pose to give you brief account of the
movements Of the Guards since nv last
letter to you. After a rather pleasant
voyage, all things considered, our regi-
ment arrived in this city on last Friday,
at , o'clock p. III ard remained till noon
Of Saturday, when we departed for up
the river, and made ABOUT thirty miles
by night, where We were met BY the No.
9th Regiment, on their way to St. Louis
to be discharged, We cncamped togcth.
er for the night, and after posting a
strong guard, retired and spent the
night in quiet. They reported having
been fired on by the rebels from both
sides Of the river fcJm morning until
within about twelve miles Of where we
then were. These f~poct> o@tn-u1 the
plan of our Il oy@ucuta, q our REGIMENT
was designed to t@ke the place of the
/ Missouri 5th. Our officers did not deem
it prudent to attempt passage further
up, as We were not provided with can
non aud had but limited supply of am
munition for our small arms. 50 we re.
turned to this plac on Sunday morning
In the afternoon the companies Of the
regiment were called to ether and such
Of them as chose to marched 10 u grove
ncrr the landing t. ai','j Divine ser
vice, which W. "H..}l 4 br the Rev.
Chaplain Of the r"@:H IF lie i, think
Pre>b ytcriun II ;..@ i an excel
lent sermon. which was listened t. bv
the soldiers .tA marked uttcutiya /
large prop r1i3A IF tie Guard. VIZ IN
attcnGance
At uirh;, ai-Dr many Of Us had gone
to rest, we vgrr cailr! up and to arms.
Some Of he corr.ui,s CD the boats were
marched Of ". IL. others remained, but
all under arms +. Gusris were posted
on the bow of the boat, where we slept
on our arms untiI morning without fur
Their moe%tation. The causes Of these
sudden movements we common soldiers
very often know nothing Of at the time,
and, Us in this case, frequently never
knOw-but 10 doubt there was cause
for it..
Monday passed off very quietly, and
at the u>uti J. .ur y" S.u4ht our " beds
to try to make UP What s.,cp we lost tie
night before. Bat GU: sleep wa short,
for about ! O clock ms olumhers were
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Ia" There are three kinds Of men. live
ones, dead ones, and such fellows as
John c. Brockinridee and Humphrey
Marshall -Lou Joar.
IT. you and your sweetheart vote upon
the marriage question, you for it and
she against it, don't nattcr yourself as to
lis being TIE
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Ncw Adrertisenltlts.

Mn. EpGToR: Please announce the name Of
XENAS BROWN, Of Pioneer township, as can
didate for Sheriff, subject to the Republican Co.
Convention. MANY VOTERS.
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pies, and know the motives of the No
Party leaders, will not have anything
to do with the movement.
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LETTERS FROM "THE DOCTOR,
GEoEGErowN, fSzsINARy HosPITA

, ouoJ tIaushCtiouS auu Pie"sabs Ie"aiu1
has come aud gone since l last had tn
pleasure of writing to you. The battl
in Missouri and the death of the gallan
Lyon affords another page to the histor,
of the present disgraceful rebellion. l
has been criticised and reviewed, an,
seems on all hands to be acknowledged
vic DRY for the Union men. Still til
death of Gen. Lyon is considered grea
misfortune in the present stage of GU
country's peril. There seems to be en-
tire confidence expressed on all hands il
the ability and geueralship of the late
Col now Gen. Seieel A great deal o.
wonder is expressed that Gen. Lyon
should have had SO small a force to con
tend with against the rebols-tlat he
had not as large a force as they w
have three times as many men as they
who are anxious to enter the army or are
already in. Yet it seems tina. in every
engagement that we have had with them
yet they have greatly outnumbercd US.
- :, '''' .' -, e..
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lose our best officers. lsuppose, howev-
: = l. IL 1 =.
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so0o au'"o'i's' That VI last ueso's t"e'
had planned an attack on Alexandra
but that for some cause they failed. |
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dormant seeessionlsm there, that they
vii! attack the capital without making
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these conjectures are true time alone VIII
tell, am inclined to believe there is
considerable significance in thcm, Their
ar.m.o,. oro o,osa,r ua,.,s1 .na d.,
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proper departments Know every step they
take. There Is very marked chang"
here since Gen. Mcclellan came on. in
.,o a;.o;,l;oo e .bo .r,o III.
no longer seen iouNSIng around the
streets or engaged in brawls or drunken
riots. There are patrol guards passing
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-29

Mr.. S. s. DANIELS Please announce the name
of WM. II. HANNA, Of Sugar Creek township as
a candidate for Sheriff at the coming election,
subject to the decision Of the Republican County
Convention.