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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-07

Df virtue OF an execution to me directed.
ID issued from the Office NJ the clerk Of tho
District Court in and for the county Of Cedar.
and state O: Iowa in favor OF william Denny
and against n. +. Deyore. have levied upon the
following property, Is the property Of the said N.
I. Deyare, towit:
The south half Of the southeast quarter Of sec.
ton number fifteen N5) and the north half of the
northeast quarter OF section number twenty two
(22) all in township number eighty-one (sD range
one ~ west Of the fifth principal meridian, will
the appurtenances thereto.i In the county Of Ceda
and State Of Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale At public ont
cry, At the court house door, in the town Of Tip
ton, IN said county. on Thursday the 4th day o
September, A. d. 1862, at II o'clock a. m. of sale
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that ma,
accrue thereon.
Dated this 4sh day OF August, A. D. 1861
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa.
y9n3l fpY fee s.. 90
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue OF special execution to me direct
ID ed. issued from the office OF the clerk OF th'
district court in and for the county Of Cedar
and State Of Iowa. in favor Of Montgomery Fra
seur, and against Henry Crow and Matilda Crow
have levied upon the following rroperty a. thu
property OF the said Henry Grow and Matild:
Crow, town:
The sorth half Of the southwest quarter OF sec
ton number twenty-five (22); also the south halt
of the north half of the southwest quarter OF
section number twenty two ga; all in township
eighty-onc tsN north of range number three t3I
west Of the 5th prime pal me idian. ALI the norih.
east quarter of the southeast quarter Of section
sixteen 80 in township number eighty fsO)
north Of range nnmber three ~ west OF the fifth
principal meridsn. containing one hundred and
sixty acres tl6ol with the sppursenances thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip.
ton, in said county, on Saturday. the 30th day OF
August. A. D., l.og, at one o'clock, p. m. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this s0tb day Of July. A. D., 1852
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa.
ygn2I Iry fee Is IN
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dutv bv absence from bis cou mand OF
the ranks.
' Miri-On Monday, the 18th day OF
August, at 10 o'clock q. IN, esch rekl-
ment md corps shall be mustered: Inc
.h.en,ees viii bs marked, three lists OF
the same made out, and within FORTY
e;obt hours after the musters, one copy
shsll be sent to the Adjutsnt General o.
the. army aud ono to the cotnmanoer
~ The corps. The third is to DO retain
sd and ali officers and privstes ht tor
dntv absent at that time shall be regarded,
=. absent withou. cause, their pay VII!
he stopped add they will be dismissed
from, the service, or treated as deser'er'
unless restored, and no officer shall De
restored to bis rank unless BY the judg-
ment Of court of inquiry, to be 'PProv'
ed BY the President. He shall estao"s"
that bis absence was not without cause
FoartA-Commanders Of corps, d'v's:
ions, brig.des, regiments and detached
posts, 90 strictly sojoined to force the
muster and return IS aforesaid. ANY
officer failing 10 his duty herein will be
deemed ksilty 1t gross neglect OF duty
aod dis wissed finn the service.
frfk-Commissions shall be appointed
BY tho Secretary Of War to superintend
the exechsion Of this order in tho respec.
tive districts, the Mayor and Chief Of
Police Of any town or city, the Sheriff OF
the respective counties Of each State, and
all Postmssters and Justices Of the Peace
are authorized to act as special provost
marshals to arrest any officer or private
soldier ft for duty, who may be found
absent from his command without just
Cause, aud convey him to the nearest
military post or department. The trans.
p ,rtstion and reasonable exposes Of this
duty, and Eve dollars, will be paid fol
each officer OF private arrested aud deliv
cred.
BY order Of the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
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The appointment Of the Hon. Samuel
+. Miller, of Iowa, as Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of the United
states, was one most eminently eft to be
made"
Judge Miller is a resident Of Keokuk:
and is justly regarded as one of the mos.
distinguished, as he is one of tho most
successful, lawyers of his State, Pos
sesslns profound and comprehensive
knowledge OF legal science, and . mind
OF unusual discrimination, vigor and
force, which, combined With habits Of
untiriog industry, and an integrity that
!, incorruptible, he brings to his honora.
bic and responsible position every requi.
site element for the successful discharge
Of his official trusts. Albany Epeniag
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Important to Soldiers on Furiough.
The following order has just been is
ued at the War Department:
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
WASHINGTON, July 81, la62.
The absence of officers and privates
from their duty under various pretexts,
while receiving pay at great expense and
burden to the Government, makes it nee.
essary that efficient measures should be
taken to enforce their return to duty, or
that their places be supplied by those
who will not take pay while rendering no
service. This evil, moreover. tends
greatly to discourage the patriotic i'm.
pulse of those who would contribute to
support the faithful soldiers. 1t is there.
fore Ordered by the President, that on
Monday, the llth day of August, all
leaves of absence and furlou chs, BY
whomsoever given, unless by the War
Department, are revoked, and absolutely
annulled and all officers capable of ser
vice are required forthwith to join their
regiments under penalty Of dismissal
from the service, or such penalty as q
court martial may award, unless the ab.
senoe be caused by lawful cause.
.Seoond-The ONLY excuses allowed for
the absence of officers or priyates from
duty after the llth day Of August, are ::
First, the order or leave Of the War De-
partment; I'd, disabilities from wounds
received in the service and Sd. disabil-
ity from disease that renders tbs party
unfs for military duty; bu. any officer
or private whose health permits him to
visit watering places or places Of amuse.
ment, or make social visits, or to walk
about the town, city or neighborhood in
which be may be, will be considered ft
Toy military duty, and a. eysdipg his
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SHERIFF SALE,

DI VIRTUE Of special execution to me di.
ID rected. issued from the Office Of the clerk of
the District court. in and for the county Of &C.
dar and State OF Iowa in favor OF Franklin But
terfeld. and against L. q. Fishburn and Eliza
Fishburn. have levied upon the following ~
the property Of the said Il. G. Fjshburn and
Eliza Fishburn. to-wit:
The north of the southeast /. and the south
! Of the northeast Of section thirty.si1. in
township serenty-nine, north of range two. west
Of the fifth p. m, with the appurtcnances there.
on;
And shall offer the same for sale at the court
house door in the town OF Upton. in said conn-
~, on Saturday. the 9th day of August A. d..
1892 =. II O'Clock. a. m. o: said day 10 satisfy
said execution and costs tina: may accrue there
on.
Dated this nth day OF July, A. D.. ls6e.
DAVID PLATNER.
Sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa.
Per S. ". RArnBvS. Deputy. [y9n2sp pr fee $500
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DRAFTING.

As VIII be seen BY our Geographic !
news, draft ot 100000 more men will
Be made during the present month
" presume this draft will be to fill up
the old regiments. 1t is estimated that,
including the men cnlistcd who have not
yet left the county. one fourth Of the
men subject to military duty in the
county will be called out. Such being
the case. it would be much better to vol
untccr at once, and 90 with those who
arc from the same nci.hborhood, than Il
wait and then have 10 chance to eboos'
what company YOU will joi", And the
it is said that ou,y volunteers are entitie
"a ,nv Of the bounties low offered, tina
those who arc drafted will only receiv
Sill Der month and clothing. 1t will /
Far Lcttet 70 raise four new companies
volunteers in this county, than to wa
for Graft. We believe the draft vi
surely come unless this is done. The
let al the recruiting officers 60 to VOL
with will, get all the men they ca,
and 90 forth to battle for our Govern
nent
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Improve Your Eyc-Sight!
r r. NEWBERN'S IMPROVED
=. pARAROLA (sl.A

r.. NEW BEhNS IMfu
o.. PARABOLA GLASSES
Have improved and restored the eye-sight Of
thousands Of the young and old. All persons
suffering from imperfect or defective sight csus
ed either by disease, old age, or too close aPpii
cation to minute employment, will find perma
nent relief by using my clearest hardest and
most perfect Parabola Glasses, Acknowledged by
all who have used them TO he the best OF oil Glas
ses now in use either for reading. writing, WORK
ing, or looking at = distance, or for Sore or In
famed Eyes. Persons having old frames, can
have the Parabola Glasses fitted to them Al snort
notice. Principal Depot Sign Of the spectscies
Four Doors North Of the Post ONCE, brsdy d..
between Second and Third Streets Davenport
Iowa. .,,
Mr.. NEwBERN will be in Upton, at the Aldrich
House, for a few days only Those wanting spec
tacIes or their glasses changed. will please call
Rec.ption Room Ladies' Parton, Aldrich House.
watches and Jewelry. of all descriptions, neat
" repaired. Persons wanting work done. can
leave it with me and il will be promptly attended
20, REFERENCES:
Charles Eldridge, Post Master, Davenport; Ed
ward Russell, Asst P. NJ; Hon. Hiram Price.
,sc'y NJ. X NJ. n. r.; John Collins. Door and
sash Manufacture: Drs. Parker h McCarn, Dav.
IMPORT; DR.. samuel Barley, Davenport; A. F.
last, Recorder Scott County: Haight n Sears
Gather Merchants; Reverend Rutiedge, LeClsire
ows. v9n3l 1t
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WATER DRAWER.

1.-THE undersigned is now Offering to the cu
Gems of Cedar county Pufers Patent Water
DRIVER which excels Gil other devices Of the
kind In che apness, durability, case Of draft cor
yenience in use, md nc atDess. II accumulates
no ice In winter; and, as the bucket fills from the
bottom il does not rifle the water, and takes il
from the very bottom Of the well. In lowering
the bucket, the crank docs not turn, and the de-
scent is re gulatsd by small lever The comu No.
sit,on ribbon, by which the bucket is drawn. IA
very tough and will last great many years -
Price Of curbs 81 to $40. The ribbon 10 ten cents
. foot. Having put up the Drawer" for tho
persons named below. l take the liberty of refer.
ring to them for evidence Of its execilencies.
\. NJ. PLATNER
Upton, July 30th, 1862. v9n3O sw
Names of persons who have PuGer's Water
Drawer in use:
Hon. W. II. Tuthill John Culbertson, W Ham.
mond. II. Reigart S. Wirick. }. X. Snyder, }. W
Bsgley. H. c. Piatt, Robert II. Adams c. II.
Millhouse.
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SHERIFF SALB.

Df virtue of special execution 70 me direct
- ed, issued from the Office Of the clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county Of Cedar
and State Of Iowa, 10 favor or John Wsggoner
and against O. p. Reeves, b. N. Culver. and Mary
Reeves, have levied upon the following prop
erty As the property Of the said o. r. Reeves,
ID. NJ. Culver. and Mary Reeves, to-wit:
The west half Of the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton number sixteen 0s) in township number
eighty so north Of range number f2t west OF the
fifth r. m, in Cedar county, lows, with the sp-
purte nances thereto.
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont.
CIV at the court honse door in the town OF Tip.
ton, in said county. on Saturday the 9Th day OF
September, 4. d. 1862, at IL O'Clock 4 m. Of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this LIST day OF August, A. D. 1867
DAVID PLATNER,
6horif Of Cedar county, Iowa.
v9n3l fpr fee $3.50
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The Columbus (Ga) Times says that
General Toombs has resigned and left the
army.
The Mssisstpptan gives an sccoun. of
the capture and burning Of the steamer
Sallie Wood, belonging to the Vicksburg
feet. 1t says: "As the boat was pro-
ceediog up the river, our battery opened
upon her, and she Immediately headed
for the opposite bank. She was pursued
BY our troops in skifs. All aboard aban.
doned her in haste. Our men found a
bag Of letters, private and official, written
at Vioksburs, which wero placed in the
hands OF Gen. Van Dorm. They appro.
priated such spoils as could DO made
available, and then set the boat on FIRE"
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~The funeral of ex. President Mar
tin Van Buren, took place at Undertook
yesterday, and was attended by large
concoursc Of people from the vicinity and
many from abroad Among the strangers
present was Gov. Morgan, Bishop Pot
ter, Of Pennsylvania, and Committee Of
Twelve from the Tammany Society OF
this city. The eulogy was pronounced
by Rev. Mr.. Berry, Pastor of the Dutch
Reformed Church in Undertook. The
remains were buried in the public GENE
terry, near the village of Kinderhook -
N. Y. Times, July 90.
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Republican State Nominations.

For Secretary Of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, OF DeIa ware County
For Auditor Of State,
JONATHAN w. oATTELL, OF Cedar CO
For Treasurer Of State,
WILLIAM H. II DIMES, OF Jones co.
For Attorney General,
CHARLES Q. NoURsE, Of Polk co.
For Register Of the State Land Once,
JOSIAH A. HARVEY. ef Fremont 90.
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Letters Of inquiry rels,iDy to the pay
of soldiers in hospitals, OF on furlough,
should be addressed 10 the Paymaster
General, Washington, d. c.; ,ela,ing to
back pay and one hundred dollars boun. =
Of deceased soldiers, to the Second Aud.
itor, Washington J.; relating to the pay OF
deceased tcamsters or other employees oil
the Quarter Masters Department, or fol
the pay Of horses killed or lost, to the
Third Auditor, Washington relating to
the pay and bounty Of persons in the
Marine or Naval service, to the Fourth
Auditor, Washington; about soldiers in
the army,to the Adjutant General, Wash.
ington.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DUBLlC Notice is hereby given to al persons
4 interested in the estate Of Henry Wise. de.
ceased. late Of Cedar county, Iowa, that Sophia
Wise, exeentrix, has filed in the office Of the
county Judge OF said county, her final report OF
the settlement of the affairs Of said estate, aRd
asks to be discharged from further duties and
iiablltiesi in the premises. All persons interest
Cd DESTROYS Of contesting the same, must do 10
before the September term Of the county court,
A. d. 1867, or said report will be confirmed -
prayed therein.
J.C BELTS, County Judge
July Z 1862 4w
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no ARMS! TO ARMs!! To be. or not to \.
1 that's the question; whether It is nobler for.
. man TO volunteer In the service OF his country.
or to be drafted. ..-.
The undersigned are commissioned by Adi,t
Gen. Baker to raise . company Of volunteers in
Cedar county. Headquarters Mt the Office of p.
d. Turner, EAq !, Upton. Each man will re.
ceivs s25 bounty when mustered In, and s75 At
the close of his term. In addition to his nav
$l3 In advance ray and 81 premium, making 50
in all, paid in advanced also. two suits of clothes
and extra arms. AZ 1t is thought that the Gov.
erhnieh 1T will rssoft TO drafting before long. We
call upon all to come forward, once more. in do.
fence of their country voluntarily. Let Old CO.
dar have the honor OF having At least one moro
company Of volunteers In the field
-. Il. II. POUND.
J. 9. CUE,
Recruiting Oficera.
TlnAon Jrly y3d 1862
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A letter to the Herald, dated Hilton
Head, July 3lst, says the rebel ram
which has for long time been in pro.
cess of cons truction at Savannah, is CON-
pletcd, armed and ready for service. All
accounts which come to US represent her
as very formidable. She is of light draft,
great power, and has very heavy anna
men.. Already the rebels arc making
the necessary soundings preparatory t.
bringing her down the river. Two steam
ers carrying the rebel flag, and engage,
in the performance Of this service, cam
within range Of Fort PulaskIs guns Of
Tuesday, but were compelled to retire
Admiral Dupont is making every pre-
paration to receive the monster.
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POstpONement.

A Misunderstanding having occurred
in the calling of the Republican Con-
ventions for the 4.h Congressional and
Sd Judicial Districts, both having been
named for the same time, the Judicial
Convention, TO meet at Cedar Rapids,
will be postponed for one week, and un-
til Wednesday the 18th day Of August,
1862. W. c. CONNELL,
Chm Cen. Com. Sth Jud. Dist.
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NOTICE.

IHAVE been authorized to recruit company
i Of men for the Regiment Of Volunteers to he
organized in this Congressional District IN,
der the late call of the President for Three
Hundied Thousand men. 1t is to he
CEDAR COUNTY COMPANY,
And oil those int nd ng to join the army should
enlist At once. Arrangements have been mado
for subsisting the men. Headquarters at Upton
Recruiting Office in the Post Office bulldog
Come right along.
Each roiuntr.r ~iN rsceire Twenty-Five dciio,.
bounty, being a part of The One Hundred Daiic,,
bounty to Be receired at The end Of The uar MONTH,
adrance pay and Trio Dollars premium, maxim,
FORTY DOLLARS
In all to be had imme dia!sly upon the muste,ips
in of his Company, or so soon as the paymasseS
arrives in camp.
STEPHEN ". EATHBCN, Captain!
Tipton July 23d, IsC2
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PRORATE NOTICE.

DUBLIC Notice ia hereby given to all persons
i interested in the estate of Calvin Scott,
deceased, late of Cedar county, Iowa. that Sarah
Scott, executrix. has filed in the Office
of the county Judge, her final report Of the settle
ment of the affairs of said estate. and asks to lie
discharged from further duties and liabilities in
the premises. All per sons interested DESTROYS
Of contesting the same. must do so on or before
the September term Of the county cour. OF said
county,or said report will be confirmed as prayed
for therein.
&c. BETrs, County Judge.
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Why the Rebels Have Not Cut the Telegraph
Lines.

Why the Rebels Have Not Cut the Telegraph
Lines.
correspondence N. T. Tribune.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July lS.-The tel
cgraph line between Memphis and Co.
rinth is exceedingly important. General
Halleck's messages to Commodore Davis,
General Curtis, aud the commandant Of
this post, have all passed over it. Little
Of the line is guarded, but Of late the
rebels have RETAINED from cutting the
wires. Their unusual amiability is now
explained they found better use for it.
For week the Memphis operators have
detected something wrong in the working
Of the instruments, and surmised some
outsider was sharing their Geographic Sc
cret,. They communicated their suspi
cion to the Superintendent at Coriuth,
who promised to keep sharp lookout.
Yesterday they found that their unin,
vitsd con6dant could talk as we'll as listen.
The transmission of message was sud.
denly interrupted by the ejaculation, 50
pshaw ~ A moment after it was again
broken with "Hurrah for JEFF. Davis:
Individuality shows itself as well IN
telesraphing as 10 the footstep or 10 hand .
writing. Mr.. Hall, one of the Memphis :;
operstors, instantly recognized the per-
former, not by his tune, but his time, IS
a Young man formerly in Buffalo and
other Northern Offices, but now employed
BY the Confederates. Mr.. Hall surprised
him by replying promptly, "Ed. savi'le,
if you don't want to be hung, you had
better leave. Our cavalry is closing IN
q both sides Of you"
There was a little pause, and then the
rply GLOW 10 the world did you know
,e? However, I've been here four days
nd learned all We want to know. As
his is becoming rather tight place,
hiuk will leave. You'll see me again
'hen you least expect it. Good bye,
,oys"
The rebel operator made good his es-
,ape. He had cut the wire, inserted
piece Of his own, and, by pocket in
,trument, been reading our official dis
patches. Some Of the utmost import
auce, giving the very information most
desired by the rebels, were passing; and,
as they we're not in cypher, he must have
received them. One from Gen. Hovey,
commandant at this post, in reply to a
question from General Hslleck, stated the
precise number Of our men available in
Memphis (only about $1,000 and their
exact location.
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How Drafting will be done in Iowa.

There is in the office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court 4 list of the militia of
this county. The commaudant of the
regiment, assigned by the Adjutant Gen.
ersl Of the State, needing the men, will
make requisition upon the Clerk of the
Court, who will in his presence draw By
lot the men wanted. Non appearance at
the time and place designated, either in
person or by accepted substitute, sub
jects the delinquent to the penalties of
desertion.-Dav. Gaz.
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SPERRYyILLE. Va. August 4.

SrERRyvILLE, Va, August 4
Reports are current in town among
rebel sympathizers that the enemy Is
cvacuatinc Richmond.
GEHEHAL PoPE's HEADorARrERs
August 4th. (
Information from various sources tend
to confirm the belief that the enemy have
really evacuated Richmond and takon up
the south bank of the James river as a
line Of defense
WASHINGTON, August 5.
1t has been believed here in some
quarters for several days that the enemy
has been evacuating Richmond, there be.
ing reasonable suspicion tina. a pcs,i.
lence has broken out in that city.
. We don't believe it,
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Henceforth no unnaturalizcd alien is
to be employed in any navy yard in the
Union: All persons seeking employment.
mus, before they are accepted, produce
certificates Of naturalization. This order
is aimed at large class 0. foreigners who
like to get Government money, tut threat
On TO demand British or other protection
II compulsory military service is demand
cd Of them. If carried out It will result
IN the discharge of some GOO men of tho
different stations,
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TAXES IN New ENGLAND A CrNrup,

TAXES IN New ENGLAND A CENTURY
Ado,-Duriug the French War, as it was
called, the poll tax in New England was
four dollars, the tax on real estate was at
the rate of thirty six dollars on hundred
dollars valuation, and there was an excise
duty on tea, coffee, wine, rum, and other
articles 10 general use,
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Soldiers, Pay and Bounty.

VI>HE undersigned give notice that they have
i made arrangements with responsible agents
In Washington City. u. c.. through whom they
can obtain bounty BACK Pay, and Pensions.
tor Soldiers and all other just claim. against
the government with promptness and dispatch.
All persons interested in such claims will do
well to give US call.
PIATT K SPICEG,
n2'vof Att'ys a; Law. Upton Iowa