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CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
p Chsuncey Krum vs.. Polly Gardner, in tho
District Court.

District Court.
ORIGINAL NOTICE
To Polly Gardner, def't:
loi are hereby notified that on or before tho
7th day of January, 8s2, petition will be fled
BY said Plnintif, Chauncey krum, in the OF ,e Of
the Cle.k Of the District Court Of said Scott
county, Iowa, claiming Of you the Of one hun
dred and seventy-two 2o-l00 dollars rs money due
on promissory note, executed by You and Joseph
Gardner by j. >. Smith, your attorney in fact, Tor
the sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars, dated
July 18th, 1860, due one year after date with in
tcrest at ten per cent, and asking that writ Of
attachment may issue in this case. said defendant
being rcn-resiient, and having property in said
county and State, add unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon Of the secoad day Ct tho
next term Of said Court, commencing on the third
day of February, 1862, default will be entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon.
Dated this 7th day Of January, 1852.
CAMPBELL J. BILLS
jauS Att'ys for P'f
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NTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY IS
~ In aid District Court.

NTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY So.
- In laid District Court.
Mary A. KaymoniI
vs.. OIlytE Notice,
Levi Is. Raymond,l
To said Defendant. Levi b. Raymond
You are hereby notified that there is now on do
in the Office Of tho Clerk OF the District Court Of
Scott county, State Of Iowa, petition of Mary A.
Raymond. claiming Of YOU divorce f.om the
bonds Of matrimony which now exist between
you, for that you, tho said defendant, have been
guilty OF such inauhan treatment TO said plain
tiff, as to eninager the lie 0, said plaintiff. Also
that since your marriage with sais plaintiff, you
have become addicted to ha bitusi drunkenness.
Vow, unies,y You appear thereto ard defend before
noon Of the .rcnnd day OF the June term, A. ID,
1862, Of sail District Court, default will be enter
o against you end decree entered thereon as
prayed in sid petition.
COOK d. DRURY.
mhl2 Au'ys for Tl'f.
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TNRuSTEE'S SALE. Whereas, on the LIST
i day of February, A. D., 1861 Alexander Work
and Frarces Work, his wife, executed unto Geo.
5. &. Dow, rs Trustee, Q certain Deed OF Trust,
conveying 10 said Trustee the land in Ciirton
county, Iowa, described as follows, to-wit The
south half OF the northwest quarter and the
north half Of the southwest quarter, Of section
No nineteen, 19) in township No. eigh one Isl
north CT range No four east Of tn 9Th p. NJ ;al-
50 the northeast quarter of the north west quarter
Of section No. twenty three (23 in township No.
eighty one Isl north Of range No. three 3 east
Of the 5th +. NJ: which said conveyance was
made by the said Alexander Work and vile, for
the purpose of securing the payment of certain
promissory notes and the interest and exchange
thereon signed by said Alexander Work, dated the
lst day Of February A. D., 1861, and one Of which
was payable rs follows in enc year
after date, for the sum of fifty dollars
and with exchange on New York. to tho order of
William p. Wheeler. Tho other notes are fully
described in said Deed Of Trust. which is recorded
in Clinton county, Iowa, records, book * Of
mortgages, page lis, to which reference is made.
And now, said described note having become
due and payable, and the said Alexa nder Work
havin; failed to pay tho same, l, Geo. i. q. Dow,
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice that by virtue of the power which
is in mo vested BY said Deed Of Trustl will on Sat
uriay the 22i day Of March, A. d., 1862, at the
hour Of inc o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. at
the Court House door, in the city of Dav-
export, expose and offer for sale At public auc-
tion for cash parcels ofland above described or
so much thereof as be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount Of saii note with interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with all costs
and expenses attending said sale cost of this notice
Dated the goth day Of February, A. D., 1862.
GEORGE s. G. DOW,
fcl-dtsl Trustee
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TRUSrEE'S SALE.-WhereAs, on the 23d day
i of October, 1856, Hezekiah G. Dwire, Of Scott
county, Iowa, executed unto William II Rowe,
IS trustee, a certain deed OF trust CONVEYING to
said trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa, des-
cribed as fellows, to- wit. The south half OF the
southeast quarter Of section No. twenty .eig b.
lis, In township No. eighty SOL north Of raEge
No. four east Of the 5th +. NJ. which said
conveyance was made for the purposa Of securing
the paymentof two certain proni sstry notes, and
interest thereon, made by said Uezekixh q. Dwire
to Samuel Hair, one for the sum Of sixty five
500 dollars, dated ED day Of October, 1856, and
payable six months after date, and one for the
sum Of seven hundred and fifteen lt7l5] dollars,
Of the same date, and payable on the 231 Of &C.
tober 1891 both With interest at ten per cent. Per
annum, after due. And now, said note for seven
hundred and fifteen S7i5 dollars being past due,
(toe note for sixty-fve 1861 dollars having been
paid, and being together with interest, accrued
IRON the time it became due, unpaid nd the said
William n. Rowe having departed this life, l,
J. Wilson Drury, trustee by the appointment. of
the Judge Of the County Court of scott county,
Iowa, according to the stipulation in said deed Of
trust, do hereby give this public notice, that by
said deed of trust and appointment, / will ON
Thursday, the Goth day of February, A. D., 1852.
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock in tho forenoon of said
day, At the Court House do ?, in the city Of Da-
venpcrt. in said county, expose and offer for sale,
at public auction the land above de scribed or So
much thereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the said note with interest thereon 70 the day
Of sale, together with all costs AMI expenses nt-
tending said SALE OF this n ticc GEd trustees
ees.
j. WILSON DRURY,
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These Remedies are prepared With the utmost
care BY On. WILLIAM 5. HURD, N eminent
Dsntiss Of brooklyn, and Treasurer Of the New
York state DenEst's Association, Esd are safs,
harmless, yet effective.
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MEDICAL.
eoeD NEWS rsR rvrruYBopY

T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN WHO APPRr.
- slate sousd, Bsaaafsl Teeth, asd Purs
6sssths are invited 70 sxaaiae a. IN
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Aud DOW, that the President has made
o call for five more regiments from this
State, how many speak discouragiogly,
and indicate indirectly at least, too little
interest 10 the salvation Of our country:
We ought to get up public meetings. and
strive to awaken true patriotism in ev-
cry breast. Why do not our public men
take the lead in this matter! Who has
more at stake than Iowas Other States
are full of enthusiasm and rolling up their
men for the field by thousands. Come
fellow. citizens let US awake TO our inter-
ests, and rush to the call Of our country.
The Governor has issued his proclama:
ton, in the true spirit of patriotism, and
let the people respond, crush the REBEL.
ion and save the country for liberty, and
for the freedom Of our children. Who
will take the lead in this matter!
A CITIZEN.
Cedar co., July 10th, 1862.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue OF special execution to me a;,,..
ID ed, issued from the Office Of the clerk ot,t
Supreme Court in and for the State of low. m a'
favor Of James Moore, and against Charles g.. ~
land and wife as principal, and John N, Mo0.,s
security on appeal bond, have levied unon a.
following property as the property OF III. .a;S
Charles swetlsnd and wife, to.wit: '"'u
Beginning a. the southwest corner of lot ii,
(6) in block eleven ~ at the corner OF CsS.s
and Sixth streets in the town of Upton, runnis.
thence north one hundred and one (IOlI fss,s
theme ecast fortytour feet thence south thirty,r.
(3D feet thence west twenty coy feet thsna.
south seventy (70) iec'. thence west twenty. fov,
GA feet to the place Of beginning. Also All ,bs.
certain tract or lot beginning at the northvs.
corner Of said lot six (6) in block eleven an IN
said town Of Upton ruaning thence east forr'
foar feet, thence south twenty-five feet, thew,
west forty -four 90 feet.thence north twentv.6ss
(25) feet TO place of beg inning .snhjec TO the ron
dition of lease which 7, W. Harris holds unnn
said twenty four CAD feet oil of lot last descrihed
all II Cedar county, Iowa, with the Appur,suan,
ces thereon:
And shall offer the same for sale ut public mt
cry at the court house door in the town OF Tin
Ton, IN Cedar county in said State of Iowa n,
Saturday the 9th day of August. A. d. 1862 a, y
O'Clock p. m. of said day. to satisfy said erer,
ton and costs that may acci ne thereon
Dated this 9th day of July, A. ~ 1862.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar co UNITY Iov.
'"h-0 pr fee $500.
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TEMPERANCE MEN WANTED.

1t Is 50 common for political men to
imbibe, more Or less, generally ''more,'
that we feel rejoice to hear Of any one
who is strictly temperate, and who will
take occasion to make his principles and
opinions Known and felt. Temperance
men are "waRtea' everywhere. In the
tented field, the greater portion Of our
officers are dram drinkers and ruukards;
and we believe that one great reason why
our army is so inefficient is that SO many
Of the officers are drunk and are unable
TO comprehand and execute the orders
they receive. No man who is dram
driuker should ever receive a commits
sion, for, if he will take a dram a: home,
he will take more when away from home
influences, aud will soon get to be sot,
and many men who are strictly temperate
at home have become drunkards after
joining the army. Aad it is no: alone
In the army that Temperance men are
wauted,' for they are almost as essential
IN Congress as elsewhere. We once
nea'a man who was urged to be cand.
, ~. 'or Congress say, that he "dd not
hke to expose his morals to tho ,tnos-
phere IN Washington" and we have of
ten thought there was good aes, Of
sound sense in the ro,,,o,l
is not possessed of and By the best prip.
ciples will be apt to fall in the midst Of
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Mcclellan and the ContIabauds.

DR.. HUT, Of Buffalo, writing from
Newport News, Va, says. that the sup
erintendents of contrabanls at the For
trcss, had informed him that Gen. Nc
Clcllan had sent down for 800 contrabands
to work on his lines, but he did not get
them. Another agent lad since arrived
there from the front TO draw up contra
band volunteers for the same purpose, but
he didn't get them, because, says the DR..
"I'irst, the darkics wouldn't 20 second,
we cannot spare them third, let him use
the contrabands he finds under his own
nose" Gen. Mcclellan is becoming sen.
sib.e, he begins to see the necessity of
employing the negroes in this war, and
what is better, the Democrats hare to xuy
tain him in 1t, they dare not utter word
against it. 1t isn't Stanton but McClcl.
Ian this time, aud SO it is right, and let
! all the people say amen.
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RALLY! RALLN!! RALLY!!:

A company is being raised in ,hi,
county FIR the wor and no Or, o,,1 -
know that there is = fair nrosnect IF is
being CONNECTED in y vorv sbor, ,;me
At no time since tho war boc., has i
been as necessary ,b.t mon sho,,j or,;..
as now. Evervyhere in the sontb ,be
rebels arc gathering in overwhelming
Numbers Tbev will soor b oo;n;,.,
ed unoo orr ar,nv Ike ., ,v.,onobo
"Thc shock must come" Oar bray.
bows will Gc,t,o, fla Ios+ h,. .,o, all
for heir. and We trust the caU will No,
DC in vain. Tie imrortance Of nu.,jnc
a sncedv end n tho ,chcy;o, o,rno. 10
over estimated
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'O 9'0'"'''"' . avert
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.v ~" '0''''o' u earnest II
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Congressional Convention,

The Republicans of the Second Congressional
District of Iowa are requested to meet in Con.
rention at De Witt Clinton county, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th,
next, Mt O'Clock, p. m :. to nominate a candidate
TO represent the District in the next Congress-
Each county will he entitled to one delegate
FOR every one hundred and thjrty votes cast for
Abraham Lincoln at the last Presidential elec-
tion and one additional delegate for fractional
vote of fifty II upwards.
Loyal citizens. who are in favor of the main
tentnce of the Union, and the suppression Of the
present wicked rebellion. without an If or a buf
ana in favor of giving the Administration their
honest support in the most thorough and yicOr.
Gus prosecution of the war, are invited to CO.
operate with US in nominating and elccting the
candidate, regardless Of former political associ.
atoms.
The time and place of holding the Convention
rs well as the basis of representation have been
nxed TO meet the views as near as possible of the
majority Of the chairmln of the several county
committees IN the District.
NM. F. DAVIS. Muscatine county.
GEO. W FIELD, Jones
JOHN COLLINS, scott
j. Z. EATON, Jackson
WIN. IL. TCTHIiI.. Cedar
GEO. A. GRISWOLD, Clinton
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the associations and temptations that be.
set Washington society. Let US send no
man to Washington who is not kHo'en to
be strictly temperate. A man who will
at home take little Champagne, will be
very apt to take something stronger when
away.
! We have been led to the foregoing re-.
marks by seeing that Senator Grimes At.
tended demonstration of the "Sons of
Temperance" at Washington, on the 18th
ult. In the published proceedings We
find the followiug:
Mr.. Grimes, the distinguished chair
man Of the Naval Committee in the Sen.
ate, said that he was astonished at its IN.
auence in the navy. He administered q
scathing rebuke to men in high places
who partook Of the intoxicating cup
He charged them in tones of thrilling
eloouence with the ruin of thousands of
brilliant young men by the influence OF
their bad example. .
He drew vivid and fearful pictures of
"what he had seen" in society OF the
dreadful, dcsolating, and blighting in
Aucnce of this habit. Many Of his in
stances ia the history of men whom be
had SEGA ruined, drew tears to many
eyes.
He then exhibited the happy inauen'
ccs of this noble institution, narrating
some instances where even the churches
had given up men as hopelessiy lost, who
were redeemed and restored to their fam
lies and to society, reformed and noble
men. He bid the cause God. speed-was
glad to see it increasing, and closed by
pleasaut allusion to tho ladies. He was
Glad to see them in the Order, and urged
them to use all their influence in favor OF
the cause:
His address was able and eloquent and
gre ted with frequent demonstrations OF
approval.
Senator Grimes has acquired Nation
al reputation that confers honor upon our
State and we are glad to know that he
can find time, in the midst of his official
duties, to aid and encourage the good
cause of temperance. Would that We had ;
more like unto him.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution to ~. ~
ID ed, issued from the ONCE Of the Cle,tn feet
District Court in and for the county ~ ~ hs
and State of Iowa. in favor of George sS;.Se edas
against d. w. Hoy, have levied upon II. I'd
lowing property as the property Of the ..s, 'S o.
W. Hoy. tO-wt: y.
One dun horse, eight years old; one b.v.
eight years oldj one bay horse seven yes, .oL.e
one gray mare. four years old; one Lav oa;
three years old; one gray hctse coft. t. mare
old; and three head Of mich cows 's Say,
the undivided enc third Of one hundred a.. also
wheat, and the undivided one. third a. W sof
acres Of corn. said wheat and corn now say
ing on the farm Of Daniel W. Hoy in Iowa INV ioSs
ship, Cedar county low. "n'
And shall offer the same for sale A. r-,,,
outcry at the residence Of D. W. Hoy in iIone
township, in said county, on Saturday IN. ~
day Of August, A. y. 1852, at III O'Clock = ~ "a
said day. to satisfy said execution and cos,. :, VI
may accrue thereon. ''
Dated this s:h day Of Jal7, ). y. lss,
DAVID pk.ATNER
Sheriff Of Cedar county. low,
v9n2S pr ice; III M
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ApJUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
Clinton. July II, 1862.

ADJUTAST GENERAL : OFFICE,
Clinton July II, 1852. :
General Orders, No. IS.
The United States Government having
made requisition upon this State for
more troops, it becomes the duty of the
people to respond promptly to the call
The 18th Regiment of Iowa Infantry,
now organizing at Clinton, should be i'm.
medateIy filed
Five additional Regiments Of Infontry
are called for. They are needed imme-
diatel y to maintain the cause of the I'm
ion, and to support our brave brothers in
arms, who have fought so CALAMITY at
Wilson's Creek, Belmont, Fort Donelson,
New Madrid, Pea Ridge, Pittsburgh
Landing, Corinth, and other battle. fields
1t is also desired that every Iowa Reg.
iment now in the field, shall Immediately
receive sufficient additions to fill up its
ranks, thinneu by disease and battle.
The Department OF War has issued
the following orders:
WAR DEPARTMENT WAsu,NGroS. DC1
June 81, 1862.
Pursuant TO joint resolution Of Con
gress to encourage enlistments 10 the
regular army and volunteer forces, It is
Odered, That premium of two dol
lars shall be paid for each accepted re.
cruit that volunteers for three wears or
during the war; and every soldier who
hereafter cnlists either in the regular
army or the volunteers for three years or
during the war, may receive his first
months pay in advance upon the muster
ing Of his Company into the service of
the United States, Or after he shall have
been mustered into and joined Reyi-
ment already in the service. This order
will be transmitted to Governors Of States
and recruiting officers
(Sigued) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHINGroS, D.C.,2
July 1862.
Ordered, That out of the appropriation
for collecting, organizing aud drilling
volunteers, there shall be paid in advance
to each recruit for three years or during
the war, the sum of twenty five dollars
being ope.fourth of the amount of bounty
allowed by law, such payment to be made
upon the mastering of the regiment to
which such recruits belong into the ser.
vice Of tho United States.
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War =,
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Thus it will be seen, as the result of

Thus it will be seen, as the result OF
recent efforts, that each new recruit will
receive one months pay in advance
/, If he joins . regiment already IN
the 6ell-to be paid 10 him Immediately
upon his muster-individually into the
service;
2, If he joins new regiment being
raised at home-to be paid Immediately
on the muster of his Company into the
service, or so soon as paynaster arrives
at Camp.
Also, that each new recruit will receive
a bounty Of twenty-five dollars in ad-
vance.
I, Ifhe joinsa regiment already in the
ield-to be paid to MIN Immediately upon
his muster-individually into the service;
2, If he joins new regiment being
raised at home-to be paid to him imme.
diately upon the muster of such regiment
into the service, or so soon as a paymas.
ter arrives at Camp.
No doubt is entertained that this last
provision will be so modified as to permit
the payment of the bounty to recruits
joining new regiments, Immediately upon
the muster into service of their respec-
tive companies, thereby making the pro
visions for the months advance pay and
the payment Of the bounty in advance
exactly correspond.
At the expiration of his term Of enlist,
ment, or On honorable discharge after
service Of two years, he will receive a
further bounty of seventy five dollars,
which, in event of his death, will be paid
to his family.
Applications for Recruiting Commits
.ions will be- n,ado to this Department.-
Many persons have already spilled, but
in most eases the applicants are unknown
to the Adjutant General Applicants
are requested not 20 refer to individuals,
as this Department has no time to invcs,
tigate the capacity and character of . r.
sons rendering their services as Recruit.
ing Officers. In all cases applications for
such commissions must be acccmpanicd
by the recommendation of persons well
known to this Department
There are many able bodied citizens of
thls ctate possessing wealth aud Influence
who, thus far, have done little or nothing
to sustain the flag which protects them
1t is their duty to use some small portion
of the advantages which they possess, in
aiding enlistments, else it may become
their privilege to shoulder a musket in
the ranks. 1t should never be said that
the loyal citizens of Iowa, by their neg
ligence or indifference. allow draft to
become necessary to ill the acquisitions
of the General Government. The mem
cries Of the brave dead who have fallen
upon the many battle fields of the Union
forbid such stain upon the honor of the
State. Let all contribute Of their time,
their money and their influence in ecncr
Gus response to tho demands of the Gov.
crnmen.. n 3 BAKER.
Adj't Gen'l of Iowa.
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NOTICE..

HAVE been authorized to recruit company
i Of men for the Regiment Of Volunteers to be
organized in this Congressional District un.
der the late call of the President for Three
Hundred Thousand men. 1t is to lie
A CEDAR COUNTY COMPANY,
And all those intend ng to join the army should
enlist at once. Arrangements have been made
FOR snbsls,ing the men, Headquarters at Upton
Recruiting Office in the Post Office baildinu.-
COM right along.
Each ro...nteer will r,ceire 7r.aty.Are dollar,
to""ty, deisg a part % the One Htmdrsd Daiia,s
do"ty to be reeered at the end o., he ~ar, nonths
adra"ee pay, and 1uo Dollars rrem,aSr, making
FORTY DOLLARS
IN al, to be had Immediately upon the mastering
III OF ms Company, or so soon as the paymas!er
arrives in camp.
STEPHEN ". RATHBUN, Captain.
Upton, July I'D, 1862