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, 1862-11-13

Proclamation by the Governor OF the Territory
Of Washington.

An eVentful period in our nations history is
now passing. She is struggling with monstrous
conspiracy, which has for its end and aim the
overthrow Of constitutional liberty, the destruc.
ton Of the best and most benefcent Government
ever instituted among men. Whilst this mighty
contest is going forward, whilst national existence
has been imperilled, whilst many Of our kinsmen
have yielded up life to maintain the integrity Of
the American Union, the people Of Washington
Territory have been exempted from the ravages
Of most direful civil war, so deplOrlb'y raging in
other sections Of our glorious country. Thanks
to ~our Father which art in Heaven" treason
has not dared to upift its hidcous standard within
our Territorial limits.
Our great Creator has with this people fulfilled
His covenant that " seed time and harvest shall
not cease" in bounteOusly blessing the IGbOrs Of
the husbandman. Sue cess has crowned every
branch Of industrial pursuit. General health and
prosperity have been the portion Of our people,
and the Territory has largely increased in wealth
and population.
Itis meet, therefore, that we should give thanks
to the Great Bestower Of these many gifts
Therefore j William Pickering, Governor Of
the Territory Of Washington; do set apart and
appoint THURSDAY, the 27th day Of November,
instant, (1s62) as q day Of Thanksgiving and
Prayer to Almighty God in whose hands is the
citizens, upon that day, that they lay aside their
temporal labors, and assemble ct their places Of
worship, and thank God for those mercies we
have so bounteously shared, and pray that our
rulers may be endowed with wisdom and strength;
that the Government may triumph over treason
In arms; that national peace and unity may be
restored and that our glorious country may
again resume her place as first among the nations
Of the earth. sa 80. .,
Done at Olympia, this 5th day Of November,
In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two and Of the nationality
Of the United States Of America the eighty.
seventh. sIs l.,.HrIa .r : -
By the Governor OF. a la s.aa
WILLIAM PIcKRRrNo.
, 1862-11-13

YEAST POwDERs-Every bOusekeeper knows
how difficult il is to make good bread, and we
therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the
fact that to insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread, it is only necessary to use
Redington 4 Co.'S Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel all similar preparations ever offered
to the public. See advertisement, in another
column.
, 1862-11-13

- PosPOSED-Ths BALTIC be given in this
plass 10 I'D q The Sanitary Fund, announced for
he a5th Instant has been postponed 10 Friday,
Ihs ssh his L done at the request Of patri-
otis eitiI,nsof Olympia Who desire to participate
N lhs iaiFidsa and Who could not conveniently
d . % fhs dly frst appointed
, 1862-11-13

oEs. MccLEILAx.-A Washington eorrespon-
dent q the AntiSlapsrp Standard, the organ Of
he Phillips AbolitiOaists, under date Of Sept
a0th, nys: aGen Mcclellan has recovered very
much b his recent conduct N general circles
hsra Hsulsu ulmosi frisndlsss three weeks ago
bul / now undoubtedly he most popular Of the
leyal GonsIllan He win perhaps make the
noul q BIS newborn popularity with the Wen
dt philips school Of politicians Cor be IS ihst loF.
ing hEor with The masses Of the country, who
tcrin % reglrd him aI consummate humbug
He haeaplial hand At playing the -mas,srly
Inactivity part Of warfare and probably never
had bis squL IN caIolsEy and dsmagogism among
soidlrry. His illness for any other part IN war
rsnaln1 % Be- Demonstrated. aLiltls Maen or
shs Nspolsob q tie tnr, Is some Of his ad.
milsra uurs pleased 70 style bin, is shout played
oul and TIE sooner Be retirss the better With
ono q he finest armies. IN discipline and equip
ncnll, ~ World oIcr Nv, opposed % 10 said
% htrs ben dsnoralirsd and poorly equipped,
h1 Hunrrhsi up The bin and ihsn marched
down ssnin," Wills he nation anxiouily but
vain'y l1otsd 81 fssdls commehsarals 10 the
mo1nl pl1ssi y his dlliosll Ths people have
bela1 isns' and pali,nly viii bin. and Be nor
~ 'i.niI h.ls lal1, 70 complain. The recent
caadnsl ALLUDED {, uill hardly sunlco 70 disguiss
l'lIlll1isnsg, however much AbolllIonials may
, 1862-11-13

OLD O1p1-.Old DR.. 0lds. who was laisly ar
rested in Ohio ior treason. deserves 70 Be confined
sand dcvils-that Is. shut up with bic own
thoughts, faeliugs and reflections
The above d from late Louisville JearnaL
Dr. Olds. of Fort sseilacooms Is from Ohio. be
has told IA Wonder Il be isn't related tothe
q old Dr.. OldsH who vas arrested ibF treason :
Hso, This win probably be news for him.
, 1862-11-13
AfIIIYIlL. TlETIfIllSI

T7uRsr W. r. INFANTRY. .. .. v0LUNtlEAs
IL The undersigned have been auoIl11 b rnllo ~ ~
ranle Company iol thl lSiWaahngion fsIioy I1l.ny,
Col eiouhlfltr, hr duy N ~ Military uliut oI Q1on.
The RED meni now rapidly nlng up, and oppolltnYh .
offered ieI Immediate as.lcel ne ee1 dl..pAnel ~ -
thoroughly ofQanI1ld REGIMENT ne nncIl1 cr1Il1 .
Pay nom o9 "a III ptr month, Win abundance u aod
eiuhne, conlnaha quaIl., nuh1alanc. ana me!eai ~
Company un b Immediately sent 70 lof siellaeoop and
and every colder enioInr I nemlnl and hpnofahyd d1s
charged ., ~ Aei of Congress, entitled % 800 l11nl
nacrunr onrla have krau oprned A. 1Il1rQ1n, Nllo1
County and Al p6rl Ioansand re11raon County, VT.
sss sssiEi I'd J 5rssfs sseE q f's'ss: f:ssssu.
, 1862-11-13

lrFnoFnlnlrl.-MI Ch,s Elaenb.ls brought
up ron bdlsu, lall aest, machinery for making
lhs iIlEsul descriptions of crackers and ship
hr'li. and ha = nuu ready % supply TIE trade
r'|h nnra urliclrs a h's oid stand. IN Stella
coon Ihh = branch o. business that has
h,11 nl11 n1,dli hlfs ainoi h1 broke dp bis
iumll l1ilbIilhmsnt Mr. Joseph Bullerasid,
vi known through hio ag,r, cream ale and
lall,T. hls ben loi nuuo t|mo mailing iho no-
cllT lllilioua b bic works for Re mana
Arlar q WHISKY. Tie sln &C., cane to hand
1llIl| as,llasa and ro piusnml be 4 now
n..I|I q quIl, ready 70 dilponoe pune whisky
o o. IIaia We h.gs nov two trsHefin1 and
l4o d|-.|IoIill. capable Of supplying any demand
W 40 nk.|l % have On Pussi Sound ior ne
n.rl aIs ya,ls.
, 1862-11-13

A Coon INvEsuENl.-lTh nov owner of iho
Hiss Aada.oh Is rsaliaihg he fIci that msds
. profitable Investment when be purchased her.
Her iIipllli week 70 vietosis and back, We are
told, nslisd ilsn $1,000.
, 1862-11-13
PROBATE NOTICE.


tn THE NATrER or THE PETITION OF
PRANK CLARK Adninl.iaicr o. the E,iaie Of JOHNSON
N ne Probate Cour, q Psros County W. T. = n appear
Ing. By the petition q he said Administrator, that there 10
not euont personal rropeu n NJ hands % pay ne deoa
outstanding afana decea1od and eHen1 q ldmlniIa-
's s.a ... ". nssss.. = ~ =, y ~ sss. g .o@s PARTON
lore
ordered By ne Judee q tud Court mat IN pss6ns inter.
esod be and appear before him. The court room q aid
Probate Court he et day of November, A.
D. le02 a O'Clock PM df that dAy Chat time being elpe
calT appointed ar ne hearing of iad pcfilonl show
cause ely order should not b granted % aad Admlnl
traitor % 1s much q ha real estate ol aid deceased
should be necessary pay such de1 and that copy Of
lhs Order be published atlea four successive weeks il
Hpugol Sound Herllda newspaper pu1Ilod and printed
m ne town q slsise6oms WaIhlni,an Isnlls.l. *
Judss Of Probnis, PilIcs Comfy, W.T.
thereby certify nat he absvs b true and cory
o he records Of he Court.
IN isleuy whereof Ihavshersunio 81 my hand and ne
Seal o. s Honorable Probate Court of HsFrs County, W
so.5 q - ' - HiNRr = BRADLET, gsst.
, 1862-11-13
WILLIAM PIcEERrSo.



TRUTH. $50
There are certain elementary principles which
constitute good character Prominent among
these constituent elements Is Truth, the basis Of
ali true excellence. It is principle apparently
inherentin some natures; in other minds Il seems
foreign to them, and with no small degree Of dif-
aculty is thenatural inclination to falsehoOd Grad
iCated, and tsnAcity to truth inculcated in its
stead f.5as
No one accustomed 70 observation can fail to
notice the variety Of natural traits Of character
exhibited By . group Of individuals in their con-
veFsiiion during brief interview. Listen to
the narration of the same events By different
persons. One with simple accuracy states facts
Is they actually transpired; another, also an
eyewitness Of The same scene, describes Il in
manner quite unlike the frst, and with but little
regard % truth. Themarvsllo1s seems 30 much
better adapted 70 suit the minds Of some people,
that deviating from pure truth to exhibit things
in . wondered light i ne only method bE which
they can narTats events
Ahrm adherence to the truth cannot too early
b incnleaisd IN lho youthful mind. We rad in
Biblical history ofa chief ruler Of ~ powerful
nation inquiring. aWhat Is tfulh~ whether
laun,iney or with an earnest desire 70 ascertain,
We venture not now 70 nslsrt Well would il
Be-, IN these httrr days, hr individusl members
Of society 70 seek lor q reply 70 this important
question Were . strict adhofuncs 10 truth ob.
served what . vast amount Of idle gossip would
b spared, and how greatly would society Be
improved fiysn ~ y 30 ait'
- --l h..n atsa sa|
Grs HookER. Ia Washington correspondent
of New York paper, under date of Oct Cd,
says eGtn. Hooker rode saio the city 70 day IN
carriage He appears to bs fun Of nervous
energy. Ho iareporisd Is having aid that Rich
mond night have been Immediately iaken ailsr
TIE battle Of Williamsburg, and that Lees army
might have been destroyed ct AntieAmn This
tbcre q every leason 70 beliove might have been
done, rhaihef Hooker said % Or not, but sho
time bad pol srived 70 crush the rebellion. Il
would hlve spoiled ne chances of TOO many van
p'l1s vho nro pr1ying upon .ha Viials Of TIE a.
ton. and zho delr1 70 pI0lract he struggle until
lhsy can secure certain rali1h unds rlglrdlsrsof
he cost Of blood and treasure
EAsrEnn pkfEns-From J. W. Sullivan, fho
popular San Francisco News Agent, We have 70
cuived bundle Of Eastern pictorial and news
papers. 81 hislt dates The bundle includes
New Orluann. St. Louis. Boston. and New York
papers. IN good variety. Sullivan 4 agent Of an
he magazines and leading weekly Journals Of
, 1862-11-13

lrcRnAsED FAnE--Passenglrs On the Elisa
Andsrson were last woik required % pay flly
cents in addition 70 The usual firo Of nilseu dol
Iars; the lily cents being Federal lax. Twenty
persons who refused 70 submit to this exiortion,
We are informed, were len a Victoria; prefer
ring to auuli sons more reasonable eonvoyanea
Three per cent was also added to the former
rates for height
, 1862-11-13
p. FISHER,
PUGET SOUND HERALD.

.a 51ALbACOOAA w. t.
Thursday Morning. Nov. Il. 1862.
, 1862-11-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

r ETTEIas OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING
u been granted upon he Estate Of GEORGE VIII
lAMs E, deceased BY he Honorable Probate Court Of
Pefee County, W. =, hersby require ~ p.res knownE
themselves Be- Indebted % said iain % make Immediate
paynen, me, and hereby require a persons having
claims ugans said aie p present hs same properly
lhentcaed required ~ law and supported by the proper
vouchers ny once. Rort eelacoom ". II, within
one year ffcp ~ dais q a notice Or hey H bs orsvsr
Dssd q Eon s,s.sOs. W T. ri. ss das sf october,
aa Asla E,a. aASs q a.s'ss AaSsS ~iiisSs. s.sa.
, 1862-11-13

WLsgal Tender Notes received At par for
nahnElr1sAs end Advertisements.
, 1862-11-13

" sAal Ssml.A master. Of vessels and others
atthh ollce.
, 1862-11-13

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIvE
y at this office until 10 o'clock N. SATURDAY the 92t
instant, for the supply Of
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scenes and incident of thrilling interest,
illustrated with engraviuss, showing the
terrible sufferings which have been in
ticted upon the people of Tennessee by
these heilish plotters of secession. The
frontispiecc is life like portrait of Par
son Rrownlow.
The Farson being an eccentric man it
was to be expected tina: his book would
contain many ccccntrici,ics, and the
reader will not be disappointed. How
the Parson can be proslavery man and
yet denouucc the spirit OF slavery as he
does, is passing strange. Get the book
and read it, Price 81 25. Address
APPLICABLE & Co., 43 Main street, Gin
ciunati, Ohio.
P. s Our copy is not for sale or for
loaning.
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| SKETCHES OF THE RISE. PROGRESS, AND
DECLINE OF SECESSION; Witha Narrative
| OF Personal Adventures among the Rebels
! BY WILLIAM G. BRowNLow, Editor OF th(
Knoxville Wing. One vol. II mo. pps 40
! Philadelphia: George W. Childs. Apologize
& Co :, Cincinnati Western Publishers 1852
/ A work so fully announced in every
quarter of the Northern States for months
previous to its appearance, and which
has so excited autici patton in regard to
its character, will meet with a warm re-
ceptou among all classes.
As to its contents, the public will be
startled at this narrative Of facts. 1t
LAYS bare the prosecutions and cruelty
which marked the development Of the
secession conspiracy in Tennessee the
disasters and the ruin with which it de-
vastated communities once prosperous,
and sundered families once happy; more
than all, it exposes the bad and reckless
ambition and the relentless bloc l-thirsti-
ness by which the ringleaders of the con-
spiracy were stimulated to their work Of
crime and treason.
The narrative is one Of personal exper-
fence. The author vouches for the accu-
racy of its statements. 1t is not only a
reliable but peculiar chapter in the gen
eral history of the times, and no more
significant, startling or instructive me
mortal of the rebellion, in its minute per.
sonal and social bearings, is now accessi.
BILE.
Mr.. Brownlow is a bold speaking man
In this narrative of his sulferings, COM
posed mostly while in custody in the Jail
at Knoxville, he has uttered his thoughts
in language of extraordinary force and
fearlessness, scathing his adversarics even
while in their power, and appealing to
his couutrymon, even from his cell.
The writer commences by giving Il
brief biography of his own history, in
which he alludcs to his political antece
dents up to the breaking out of the pres
ent rebellion also, brief debates with
Yancy and other secessionists, sketches
of secession outragcs prior to Tennessee
being run out of the Union then follow:
history of the great conspiracy to break
up the Government, of which full, com
plete and undeniablc account is given, in
tho strong, eogent language of Parso'
Brownlow after which is a sketch Of
East Tennessee, its population, climate
and soil, description of Cumberland Gar,
and finally the voting of Tennessee out
Of the Union, suppression Of PRISON
Brownlow's paper, and the Persons fare
well address to his patrons, &c, &c.
Scattered through the hook are many
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For the Upton Advertiser.
National Anniver>ary.-lth Of July

There will be a cold water celebration
Of the 18th day of July at KNOTS Grove,
near Upton, under the auspices Of Crys-
tai Fount Lodge Of Good TvmpIurs.
The Upton Brass Band are engaged
for the occasion; also, a choir of vocal
music.
The several lodges of Good Templars
are expected to be in attendance in full
regalia.
Refreshments to be supplied Ia Lus-
het pic mic.
The public generally are cordially in
vited to participate.
Responses will be made by Hon. VIM.
H. Tuthill, II. G. piatt, ESQ, p. ID.
Turner, Esq, Rev. }. Dalby, Rev. l.. l.
Sweet, S. Yates, Esq J. w. B,yley,
Esq, W. O. Hiskcy, Esq, and others.
Come one, come all, aud let US have a
good, old fashioned 4th of July cclcbra-
ton
Further particulars will be published
next week
WELLS SplCER,
$. =. DANIELS,
W. ELLIOTT,
Committee.
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Fourth of July Celebration at Inland, on
the Old Camp Ground.

the Old Camp Ground.
The citizens Of Inland met at Willey'S,
on Saturday, June 2l>t, pursuant to no
tice.
On motion, NJ. Wiley was appoint,
to the chair, and Il. l.. Bassctt, Scc'y.
On motion Of F. Whitney, a commit
tee of three, on general arrangements,
were appointed, viz David Cole, Ward
W. Wiley, aud DR.. p. b. Clark.
On motion, j. r. Furgerson was dcs-
i-natcd marshall of the day.
On motion of Ward ". Wiley, com
mittcc Of three were appointed to pro
cure speakers and music for the occasion
viz: G. A. Pound, NJ. Wiley and A. L
Young.
Motion made and carried to have fre'
dinner.
On motion, a committee of three wer;
appointed to procure suitable toasts an,
sentiments for the occasion, viz j. T.
Furgcrson, j. II. Cue, and +. l.. Bas,
sctt.
On motion of NJ. Wiley, a general in
vitation is extended to ALL
Fantasies are expected on the ground.
On motion. the secretary was requested
to send copy of the minutes Of the
meeting to the Upton Adrertiser and c.
dar Democrat for publication.
NJ: WILEY, Chairman
L. l.. BAssETT, Scc'y.
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Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
And all We ask is a fair trial Read the follown
IMPORTANT FACTS!

And all We ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS!
FACT No. l-This Company being duly licensed
their Machines are protected against in
tringements or lii cation.
FACT No These Machines make the lock.
stitch--alike on both sides-and use a little
less than half as much thread and silk as the
CHAIN or leop-sttch machines.
FACT No. These Machines are better adapted
than any other sewingmachin"s in the mar
ketto the frequent changes and almost end
less variety OF sewing required in family.
They will sew from one 10 twenty Thickness
SEES of MarseIlles without stopping, and make
every stitch perfect. They will even sew
from the finest gsuze to the he ,viest CLOTH
and even stout, hard leather. without chang.
ing the feed, needle or tension, or making
any adjustment OF machine whatever. Is not
such a machine best adapted to family use?
and if BEST adapted to family use, why n OF
foreyery variety of light sewing manufac-
lure? For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. I-Ihesc Machines make the most
elastic seam of any sewing -machine in use
"a fact of very great importance in sewing
elastic goods, or goods of any kind, on a bias.
FACT No. mo Machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction. or more
easily understood. The reputation of these
machines wherever used will fully demon
stra.e each ofthc above FACTS.
/ H>CT No G-These Machines took the Highest
/ premium at the Franklin Institute, Phila-
de.,hia.
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Premium a. the New Jersey State Fair.
! FACT No. s-These Machines took the Highest
Medal at the American Institute. in the City
OF New York, together with the Highest
Premium for the fine Sewing. Machine work.
FACT No. 9-These Machines took both the High
est Premiums at the Mechanics Fair, Utica
Ny.
FACT No. 10-These Machines can do the SAME
thing generally. whenever properly exhibit.
ed in competition with other frst.class Sew.
ing Machines But We have space for only
one FACT motc-lt IS the most Impor lant
Fact of all.
FACT No. live warrant erery Machine IRE sell
10 que BETTER satisfaction than any OTHER
Se,ring Machine III the market, or money re,
funded.
ns'- Send for q circular. Agents Wanted.
Address,
Finkle q Lyon Sewing Machine Co.,
(Sn47m6) No. 53s BROADWAY, New York.
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MCELRoY's BANK NoTE REPORTER
is a publication that should be in the
hands of men doing any business in the
West. Eastern Reporters may be better
for the east, but now that our business
il all done at the West We need Western
Reporters. 1t gives descriptions Of the
counterfeit and then of the genuine
bills, and as the list of countcrteits Or OF
discredited banks increases, extras are
issued to all subscribers. 1t is publish
ed by s. McEIroy, 80 Clark st., Chicago.
Terms for monthly, 81 q year; semi
81.
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ERH N u u ., .s::S:Ts.
CHICAGO. IOWA Il NEBRASKA AND
CEDAR RAPIDS T. MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS..

hrtbetcr Monday. May 10 1862, and until
WEsTw,pn-.ice, trains VIII run as follows
Leave Chicago ha,i. accommodation
Clinton a. r.N'
Arrive at Clarence llo;.h; ll.o' A.. NJ.
" Cedar Rapids LIS Pm; "'oo +, NJ
...." Otter Greek AS o'''o
EASTWARD
Leave Otter Creek 1000 AN;
e Cedar Rapids l.30 Pm; 700 4. H.
Clarence $40 g 1000
Arrive at Clinton $50 81 $50 +. NJ.
Chicago 600 An.
~ CONNECTS.
MDeWitt with stages for Davenport Maauoke.
Ia. At WheatIand with stages for Toronto,-
onion Grove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, Tnton, Waterloo, Cc5or Falls,
At otter Greek ~ith stages far f. Dodye
7olct1o, n Dcsmoincs, Council Bluffs,
~x--..- Stour city.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY
The shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago aud Central Iowa, it be-
ing only 1876 miles from Chicago to the Mississ
ipp River, and thence directly into the Interior
Of Iowa.
C.N. BODFISH, supsrntend dent.
J. NJ. HAM, General F't& Pass Agent.
Clinton. Iowa, May II, 1862.
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue OF a special execution to me direct
- ed, issued from the office of the clerk of tn
Distric: Court,in and for the county OF Cedar ant
State Of Iowa, in favor OF ;. HoutIWick' ah'
against d. Bumgardncr, administering "c., o.
Della PringIc have levied upon the following
rroucrty as the property of the said j. Bum
rrardner, administrator, &c, of Della lrlngic,
tU-wit: c.;, Eve ~ in
NV ;,btv TWO north of range three ~
west "' Of the fifth principal meridian with the
appurtenances; for s,I, Mt publ:c out.
x,, "a at ,he court house door in the town or up
cry d; 'a aaiJ county, on Monday the 3Oth day OF
I Inne a a. D. 1862 at o'clock p. m. of said
! W. 70 satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 23d day of May. A. d. 1852.
DAVID PLArNER,
mis- pr fee 500 Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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GOING BACK.-The last Cedar Dem.
ocrat contains the calls for three Demo-
cratic conventions of the regular Mahony
stripe. They are for State, Compression
al and County Conventions. In publish
ing them it gives no word of commenda-
ton or condemnation. Our neighbor is
in a quandary. 1t don't know whether
to 90 for the country or for Mahony. 1t
fears that it "will be damned if it does,
and will be damned if it DON'T
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TIE MusCATINE DAILY COURIER is
the name of a new paper just started in
Muscatinc, by L. II. TnAYER, cx-County
Judge. Its motto is, "Thc Constitution
as i. is, and the Union as it was" We
are inclined to think that it will not diff
fer materially from the Dubuque Herald,
but time will show. 1t is of about the
size of the journal and presents very
neat appearance Terms, Sc year.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

OUBLIC Notice is hereby given to oil persons
1 interested in the estate of Joseph Ierby,
dece. Sod, late of Cedar county, Iowa, that Will
liam 1, 'ck, executor, has filed in the Office
of the GU rty judge his final report of the settle
ment of the fairs of said estate. and asks to be
discharged from further duties and liabilities in
the premises. All persons interested DESTROYS
Of contestiDe the sam Q, must do SO on or before
the first Monday in July A. d. 1867? or said report
will be confirmed as prayed for therein.
Ia au,r. f JIG. BETS, County Judge.
June ID 1852 news