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TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION

II" convention met II a m, and was
chilled to order by Hon jacob Butlcr Of
Nu>catinc.
D. y. Cooley, E>q Of Dubuque, wa.
elected temporary Chairman, and +. II.
Stiles, Of Wa7eIlo. J Tracy, CT Dps
Noines, and !. D. Hu1ter, of Hardin
county, were elected temporary Secre,a-
iies
Prayer b. the Rev. Mr. Davis, of Aduir
county.
On motion, committee on credentials
consisting ot one from each Judicial Dis.
trIet, were appointed by the Chair, as
follows
1~t, J G Footo q, Eras,us Wash.
burn; 81, Samuel Foley; 4th, Isaac Pen
d'etcu; Oh, David Italian; 9th, s. G.
Smith 1th, Mr. LauIbcrt:on; Sth, |. Al
len; 9th, J. Rich 10Th, Joseph Hob
son; ll;h, Z 3 Richards.
GA motion, Committee on Permanent
Organization, consisting Of one from each
]nc'c'al District, was appointed by TIE
Chairman, IS follows:
~ ~ > -4''i ih'L ~, IL. - ttih~
ledge 81, 4 y. Moore. ith, a. L. Tar
v"y; 9TH NJ, L;ttleton 9Th, S. G Ow-
IN; 1th, Lyman Ellis; 9Th, s. s. Daniels;
4'h, NJ. o B7ien; 10Th, o. FavilIe; llth,
l.. c. Sanders.
Moved that the Delegates from the
several judicial Districts report State
Executive Committee. and Committee
On Resolutions, TO consist Of one member
from each Judicial District, for each o
the said Committees.
After recess of 10 minutes, sale
Committees were reported as follows:
ON REsoLUTI0Ns-1st, c. Durham
"a, VIM. Hartshorn; Sd, q Brown; 4th
Isaac Pendleton; 9Th, F. W. Palmer
9TH, }. b. Grinnel 7th, Jacob Butler
9Th, ), II. Rothrock; 9th, 8. G. VA
Anda; 10Th, o. FaviIle l1th, L. II
Culver. - s.
EXECUTIVE CoMMrTTEE.-lst, J. 6
Eoote; I'd, J. W. Norris; Sd, Fran
Street; 4th, NJ. McHenry 9Th, Pete
Myers; 9th, c. W. Slsglc; 7th, J, 7
! Lame; 9th. Thomas Hughes 9th, o T
i. ShiTas; 10TH, Samuel Merrill; 18th, 7
On motion, Convention adjourn ed IN
ii! two p. m, -
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SHERIFF SALE.

Df VIRTUE of a special execution TO me d..
ID rected. issued from the Office Of the clerk oil
the District court in and for the comfy OF Ce'
dar and state OF Iowa in favor Of Franklin But
terheld and against +. q. Fishburn and Eliza
fishburn. have levied upon the following -
the property OF the said T.. &. Fishburn and
Eliza Fishburn, to-wit:
The north of the southeast l. and the south
! OF the northeast / Of section thirty.i, IN
township se'enty-nthe, north of range tHo. vest
oil the nth p sn, with the appurtenaness there
on;
And shall offer the same for sale at the court
house door IN the town of Upton. in said coun-
~. on Saturday, the 9th day of Angus. A. D..
1867. at o'clock. a. m, of said day to satssty
said execution and costs tina, may accrue there.
on.
Dated this 18th day of July. A. D.. 1862.
DAVID PLATNEK.
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per S. W. RATHBrN, Deputy. (v9n2spr fee $500
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SHERIFF SALE.

D1 virtue OF an execution to ma direct
ID ed. issued from the Office of the clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar
and Stgfe of Iowa, in favor of Joseph Shants
and against Amanda II. Morton and J, II. Pat
ton, executors OF L. Morton, deceased. l have
levied upon the following property as the prop
erty OF the said Amanda NJ. Morton and J. H.
Patton executors of i. Morton diseased, to.wit'
The south Of the north east and the north
OF the south east and the north east I Of ths
south west and the sonth part OF the south cast
OF the north west of section five 10y in town
ship eighty-two (s2) north Of ,ange one ~ We"
Of the fifth p. M, with the apr urtenances.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry ut the conrt house door in the town OF TIP
ton, IN said county, on Saturday the I'd day o. .,
August, A. D. 1852, at II O'Clock a. m. OF ssN
day, to satisfy said execution an ID costs thst nH
accrue thereon.
Dated this 3Oth day oc June A. D. 1861.
DAVID PLATNER.
: 8 Sheriff of Cedar COMFY. Iowa.
Fer 5. W. RArHBuE. Deputy. [pr fee se'~
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NOTICE..

T HAVE been authorized to recrp,, n co,
i Of men for the Regiment Of Volunteer :" =.
organized in this Cong essionaI District ~, y.
der the late call of the President for Th,s.
Hundred Thousand men. tits 10 Ne A"'s'
A CEDAR COUNTY COMPANY.
ana al those intend ng TO join the army shor,,
shi'st Ut once. Arrangements have been msa.
ioF insisting the men. Headquarters At Ti,,os
~ recruiting office in the Post Office LuiIIips"
Come right along. ''''At-
Each rolnnteer rW rsceire 7ireyfy fire ,joU,..
6omHy, b'"g part Of The One Iit,arsa n 1ona'
county to he rece,r.0 at The end of he ua, ,a,g
adra"ce pay and Tire Doiiars premjua,- noI~
FORTY DOLLARS
In all. 70 be had iEmcd lately upon the ..ay..j,
IN OF his Company or so soon az the pa!Aass,
arrives in camp.
STEPHEN W. EATHBUN, Captain.
Upton, July 2JG, lsC2.
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rT>O ARMS! TO ARMS! To be. ~ no,,,
i that's the question; whether it il noh,a'tf
man to volunteer in the service Of hi, cnm,,s
or to be drafted.
The undersigned arc commissioned he , a,
Gen. Baker to raise q company Of volun,.o.a.I'
Cedar county. Headquarters at the once =, u
D. rus sss Esq., IN NTH l,p,on Each man viii =,
the close Of his term. In addition IN h. ~
$l3 in advance ray and 81 premium, maxim, p .;c
in ALL paid in advance: also two suits Of cs. sso
and extra arms. As it is thought that tho c"s
eminent will resort to drafting before lon Wv w.
call upon all to come forward, once more ~ Az s
fence of their country voluntarily. Let Old "
dar have the honor OF having At east one NOR.
company OF volunteers in the field. '"'''
.s- j.. II. POUND.
j. c. CUE,
Upton, July 23d 1854
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Proclamation of the Governor to the Poo.
pie Of Iowa, calling for five more Rcsi-



Proclamation of the Governor to the PEG.
pie Of Iowa, calling for five more Rcsi.
Hcnts.
/ have this day received from the Sec.
rotary Of War telegram requesting me
to raise as soon as practicable, for the
United States service, for three years or
during the war, five regiments of volpn-
teer infantry, being part Of the quota
of this State under tho late call of the
President for 100000 more men. The
preservation of the Uuion, the perpetui
~ of our government, the honor Of our
State demand that this requisition be
promptly met. Our harvest is upon US
and we have feared lack Of force to sc.
cure it. But We must initiate our brave
Iowa boys 10 the field, meet new emer-
gencies with new excrtions. Our old
men and our boys. unfit for war, If need
be our women, must help to gather har.
vests, while those able to bear arms go
forth to aid our brave brethren IN the
field The necessity is urgent. Our ma.
,ional existence is at stake. The more
promptly the President is furnished the
needed troops the more speedily will this
unholy rebellion be crushed, and the
blessings Of peace again visit our land.
Until then We must expect the hard.
ships and priyations Of war. m.E ..
The time has come when men must
make, as many have already made, sacri,
fees Of ease and comfort and business for
the csu.e Of the country. ..# a.. H.
nj The enemy, by2a sweeping conscrip.
ton, have forced into their ranks al men
capable Of bearing arms Our govern
ment has as yet relied upon the volun.
tecr action Of our citizens. But IL need
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Judicial Convention. ..Sth District.

On Wednesday, the 9Th day OF August. 4. d..
1862 al Cedar Rapids, Iowa, a District Conven-
ton viii! be held, for the purpose OF putting in
nomination candidates for District Jndge, Dis
tri ct Attorney, and Member of the Board of Ed
ucation, for the s:h Judicial District of the State
of Iowa, and for such other purposes ~ may be
thought advisable whea assembled. The ratio Of
represents alton will he As follows: One delegate
from each county, AMI in addition thereto one
dele gate for each one hundred Votes cast for
Abraham Lincoln for President, in the year
1850, and one Additional tlcleg tie for each frac.
ton exceedinr 80 votes.
W c, CDNNEI Chm Dist Com
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the unde rsign-
~ ed, Arvin Bagley has. at the July term 1862,
been appointed by the County Court OF Cedar
county, Iowa. Executor Of tile estate OF Ezra
McLoney, deceassd. All persons are notified to
ME their claims with the county judge, duly au,
thenticated, In the time prescribed bv law.
ARVIN BAGLEY, Executor
I'd July I, s1S62-n27w4 q o. a4a. TT
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NOTICE

Is GIVEN to all persons not to trust, harbor or
! credit in any way, on my account my wife
Harriet u. Mcnancs. who has left my house
home. bed and board and, without inst cause or
proVocation. has refused to return to tho same
All persons are therefore notified that I will
positively resist payment on AL debts Of her
contracting, DC. ...'4r. n. u. McMANES.
Upton, Jolly 18th, 1882. ~
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Bakers Pain Panacea has been long
in use, it Is. as indispensable in every
family as their bread and meat. In saw
ing Of doctors bills, it can be estimated
By thousands Of dollars yearly. No fam
ily will be without it, after once having
tried,its wonderful PAL" curing qualities.
Who vii! suffer pain one single hour,
wien he can be almost instantly cured
by the use Of one twenty five cent bottle?
Give it one fair trial, and If you don't
find it to be all it is recommended, 20
back to the agent, aud get your money
refunded. For sale in every town in the
country. See advertisement.
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Correspondence OF the Upton AGFeIElsef.
CAGP on PINE RIDGE Mss,
July 18th, l.js.
Mr.. ADVERTISER:
Since my last letter We have fell back
.. to our beautiful camp, three miles south
of C9rnth. We left Rienzi on the l0th
and marched to our present camp in little
ore. half a dsy-iis.ance, Ii miles. -
The day was very warm. 1t was oae OF
those still, cIoaly, sul:ry, days-not o
breath of air stirria. Such day is far
more facilitating on the soldier than a
hot, sunshiny day.
Before leaving Rienzi, We were paid
of, each mau drawing 6fty-.wo dollars
four months pay. There will be more
money sent home by the Regiment, this
time, than ever before. Men are send
ing home money DOW tina: never sent any
before Company A will send about two
thousand dollars. OF this amount six
teen hundred dollars will GO TO Upton
and vicinity. Mos, Of the prlvates are
giving their money to Lieut.. Casad, who
sends it by express to Upton. Our reg
iment has me, with another irreparabIe
los. ia the resignation of the gallant Ma.
jor Robinson, " ho resigned 10 consequence
of sickness in his family. At dress pa
rade, the evening before he started for
Iowa, in a short, feeling speech, be babe
fare veil to the regiment Asathez coa-
ciusion, the men gave him three hearty !
cheers. An officer never LEFT his regi-
men, more regretted than Major Robin
son. The Iowa Fifth fairly idolzcd him.
They had unbounded confidence in his
brayery; they had seen him tried aud
found him true. He Was as cool and col.
lected under an cnemy's fire, as he wo'd
be on dress parade. Major Robinson was
one Of those men that believe in hurting
the rebels wherever he found them; he
never believed in the policy Of guarding
. rebels onion or po;atoe patch while his
,wn men were suffering from scurvy and
'ther scorbut;c complaints, caused BY :
ack a vegetables. If We had more men !
f the Majors stamp, and fewer Of those
hat are afraid to tramp on rebels toes 6
or fear Of hurtiog his corns, it would be
etter for US.
The removal Of Pope to Nrsinia, aud
he placin: Of Rosencranz here, is not
cry we'll liked here, as general thing. :
'opo Was wei! liked by his troops. He
7as lighting General-an unusual thing
q the present war-and his division are
CITING men ergo, they suited each 9th. .
. exactly. Many Of the men consider
lis removal as direct insult to the ives
ern troops, ye, they say nothing against
rem. RoZencrans. | am in the hope all
gill come out right yet If Haleck was
cmoved, aud Pope placed in command Of Y
he Western division, I know it would d
Il come oct right.
George Sp'cer has been promoted to =,
e-geaDt Major. This is the best non-
otlte in the regiment, and 81
usual there were plenty Of aspirants;
1t George cut generated them all, and III
cured it. ~
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.,., we nave not time this week to
r leaA AZ 'ens tn Of the State Convention
..: a' very large and enthusiastic and
'oaA.aa'lons gave entire satisfaction
0e'era' Democrats took par, in the Con.
sention. =, w.
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Soldiers Paw and BOunty'

THE undersigned; give notice that ,neJ .sss
made arrangements with Responsible ~
in Washington City. d. G. through wnom
can obtain Bounty. BACK Pay. ana sssipA
TOR Roidiers and sll other just claim ,,,.eeseh
the government. with promptness ana m 70
All persons interested in such c'a'"'
well 70 give us call. opscER,
n27vstf Atty, AZ Law, T'rso'' -
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E9 Hon. J. y, Kssso0, our nressn.
eihclcnt First Assi>,ao. Postmaster Gen.
era', has been nominated for CONGRESS nv
the Republicans of the 9th district, which
comprises the southwes. portion Of the
State. Mr.. X. will make an cxccllen.
Congressman, aud we believe vii, bo
elected BY large majority.
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SIS REWARD.

CTOLEN from my house on the 10th Of July,a
- GOLD WATCH and CHAIN. The Watch Was
heavy gold Hunter Case, with the name }. II.
CUE engraved ON the outside OF the case. lrill
pay To any person who VIII return Tie property
or give me information that viii lead to the Ar.
resi- and conviction Of the thief, $500.
B. I. CUE.
Big Rock. Scott county. July 18th, lsC2. 3w
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that O. N. Cnlse''
~ executor Of the state of Jane Harry ..
ceased, filed petition at the july term o. wv
county court, asking power to sell certain -.
estate. therein named and that said petition VI;
set for hearing at the September term o. '.''
court. =ssy - e.-s-s q. 81. 5
e. 81. -. J. c. BELTS, County 'aos''
Upton. July 7,ls62-4w ...n
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KY We learn that the 18Th regiment
has now more than the minimum Of men
sod that it will leave for Annapolis, Nd,
On the 10th Of August.
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J A- r. S. Piper, the'noted confidence
man aud forger, and Chas. ": Harring-
ton, :orser, escaped from the Muscatine
Jail on las. Monday night = saEa st<5
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r ne Il ATE . II.

Fife more regiments Of Iofaairy will
be called for from Iowa, soon afaer har-
vest. F N Z
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Republican State Nominations.

For Secretary Of State,
JAMES WRIGHT. Of DELAYS County
For Auditor OF State,
JONATHAN w CATTELL, Of Cedar &C.
For Treasurer Of State,
WILLIAM n HOLMES. Of Joaes CO.
For Attorney General,
CHARLES @. NouRsE, OF Polk CO.
For Register of the State Land Office,
JOSIAH A. HARVEY. ~ Ers.saas - s.ss.
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New York, July %

NFEV V"1As OU'y ~V'
The. New York Tribune has a special
from Columbus, Ohio, which states that
Rev. DR. Brooks, of St. Louis, and Rev.
DIR. Hoyt, Of Louisville, were arrested
Friday night at the house of the notori
Gus rebel Jud &c Clark, of Ohio. 1t is
reported that important papers were
foand on them, duplicating Vallaod'g
ham. who will be taken with them to
Cincinnati e. Us. .
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OF the Loyal Citizens OF Cedar County.

Al patriotic Cilizeus Of Cedar county
without distinction os party. who feel the
importance OF vigorous prosecution of
the war and a speedy TERMINATION Of
every yestige Of rebellion, aud are dis
posed to aid and supper, the Government
in mantainnS the supremacy Ct the
Constitution and Laws, are earnestly re-
qucsted to attend a MASS MEETING
TO BE HELD AT TIPON, ON FRI
DAY TIE sru DAY OF AUGUST,
It l. 0 clock III, for the purpose Of ex-
pressing our undimiuishcd confidence 10
the just and holy cause Of the Federal
Union, and our infezib!e determination
to crush out armed Rebellion.
/. is expected that HON. VIM.
SNYTH, Hon. EDWARD THAYEE,
HIRAM PRICE, ESQ JACOB BUT
LER, ESQ, HENRY O'CONNOR, ESQ,
and other distinguished speakers will be
Prcsent and address the meeting.
COME ONE, CONE ALL. and let
us send up our united voices for tie
support Of the Government We love aud
cherish, and show the world that OLD
CEDAR is oTeraowiog with patriotism
cH! devotion to our beloved Country.
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r. WEIsER,
!. N. GEIcER, I comr..
J. UTz } Hr@

We must sustain Literally the fami,
lies of the volunteers. While the brave
fellows are fighting for the protection Of
our ircsides, their own must rot be
haunted by the spectre Of want. III
Drafting will probably commence in
New York on The 18th Of August. 'o "+
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ARYN CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondence Of the Upton Advertissr
CAMP on PINE RIDGE, Mss.
July 9th, lsj2.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
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Major General.

OCrRAGfs rs East TENNESSEE As WAS
TO be expected the news of the result
Of the battle at Fishing Greek has slim
ulatcd some of the foulhsrdy and law
less minious Of Lincoln yet too proiuse'
II scattered throughout East Tennessee,
TO deeds Of teud.sh barbarism, rnder
the dclusion that the invading army Of
the abolition government would have
possession of the country before they
can be icrretted out and brought TO JUS
ticc by our authorities
We learn that Philip Seibor, of An
dcrson county, was murdered one nlgh'
last week by marauding band Of LIN
colnitos, who called him to his door and
shot him in the presence Of his wife anu
children. They afterwards fiiied the
drawers in the house of the money ana
other contents, and while engaged 10
this, one OF the inhuman wretehes nameu
Van said 10 the daughter OF the mut
dered man, holding up before her a mann
cd finger, shot your father, and any
one who wants to know can recognise
me by this" Gabriel Keith, another
southern man, was also killed IN ihs
same county. few days since by Inv
same party
Information has also been receivea
here that the tories in Greene county ~
again threatening the loyal citizens viva
acts Of violence, and that notorious
Capt David Fry whose brother was
lately hung by the military nj oTee1
vile, has again made his appearance
We warn the tories against any OF
lussons they may entertain to escape :"
caught IN arms or plotting Treas"
against the Confederate Governmeh,'
There will be no more dallying WV"
them before civil tribunals. They h"''
bu, short shift before they are swuhe
up by the neck. to the nearest ''ee
The military comwsndani- in tins seo'
ton, have force enough TO crush ou' -
hellion, wherever II may show 'sen'
and there is still less hope Of AID 'fo"
Andy Johnson's minions in kentuos!
.h.s there .as oafote lu- o,idg- ea"
ing S.~~-h- fg'.'~ ss''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

The intelligence which We plu,iish from
the seat ii war is q an exciting character.
Tn, first dread conflict Of the series .of
engagements that are likely to mark
the Spring campaign has commenced,
bat at a different point from what bad
been anticipated Pahiic attention had
been directed to Rowling Green and Co
lambus. az the places most likely TO be
attacked hy She enemy. aud they have
consequently been better fortified than
any others 80 oue anticipated tina.
the campaign would open 81 Fort Doncl-
son. and by an engagement ut so eeri-
ou- a character. Yet so il ~ Bowling
Green. wish its irownIug Qualifications,
8. abandoned and cur army in retreat
from chat point The resources and en-.
ergics Of both s.lcs have been coueon-
rating sc Fort Dauelsln Al tie avail.
atle forces that clnl4 De- commanded by
either party, have been sent there. or.
were. at the last ace UNITS, rushing
90 the scene af action Tho battle i-
described as the most terrific contest of
the war So Tar Uur troops were yicto-
riuus The enemy had been driven back
beyond their camps Bot again. we are
told that they lad received large rein
orcemeuis, and would doubtless renew
tie attack We therefore stand 90 tip.
toe. auxiously awaiting ihc final result
Important Consequences bang upon
the issue If the battle II we are beat.
co. the theatre uf war wni Doe transferred
from Kentucky ~ Tennessee Nash.
vile will bee probably taken and sacked
aud il will require every available man
in the South to prevent tho enemy from
destroying our important railroads and
advancing South On the other hand,
II we defeat the Fcdpral-. We destroy
the flower ot lcir army Kentucky
lies open before IN FOR occupation \
rapid advance into lht interior will give
~ 40 addition to our army Of at least
City thousand men We have every
confidence that victory will be ours
but if il should prove otherwise. agr peo.
pie must na, jespond. but rally with
the more alacriiy 90 the standard Of their
country
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The federsl' partially Destroyer,
abetb city. 80
The latest information from Win.
says nothing was seen Of The pn'I"a
in that vicinity which started N. a.
Cowan river from Edvnton. y u
The London Times says that.
party in the House of Common. n
urging the Government to int,r, W
the American struggle.
The health Of Mason and Sliasn
tnued good They complained q, "
treatment ut For, Warren. w
There is no change in the Livu,.
cotton market.
The steamship Jura has arrived
Portland from England with dates ,o,
3oth ult, The London Shipping Ca
says II is reported in well informed \.
Giles that Napoleon declares he will y.
allow the French commerce to 10 "
iured much longer hy non.eNec.',
blockade Of the southern ports a.
that be will ask England to join him |,
raising the blockade
The Paris correspondent Of the ~
York Herald says in French circle, ~
opinion prevails almost universally H.,
France and England will interlcre
the Americas difficulty in less ,ba,
month II says the ministers. peonl,
and papers of tie government, srr i
ready ior Intervention
Commodore foote, of the Mississi,,
gunboat feet. has sent to Chicago 4,
men TO man his boats. lie says I'M
he is speedily supplied, he will mmed.
atcly take Columbus, and sweep 4,
Mississippi to New Orleans.
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WHrBras, Oar beloved brother. Rev A. f..
C'emmous has this day appriscd "s that be is
called, IN the providence OF God, TO labor
among the citizen soldiers, who have so gener.
ous,y volunteered to fight the battles Of our
oppressed country and Tor that reason declines
the call OF the church TO continue It's pastor
recently extended him therefore
Realrsd, That this church, in parting with
Bro, Clemmons, cordially commend him to the
christian confidence aud courtesy OF all commu.
mites and associations, wherever the providence
OF God may cast his lot
Resoircd, That we esteem and recommend
Bro Clcmmons rs jealous. Efficient. aud fear.
less promugator Of the doctrines of the cross
Resolred, That we tender TO Bro Ciemmons
md lis family. our christian sympathy in this
painful separntion and that we pledge to him
and them our prayers our couuscls, and our
succor in all their trials
Ry order Of the church, IN Conference. Feb
5th 1852
OTIS SMITH Hdsrafor.
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