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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-24
HOW TO BE A PATTERN.

From tho Ichmond (Ind.,) Independent Press.
 If Mrs. Lincoln would study humanity instead of French; practice benevolence instead of dancing; visit the sick soldiers who have sacri-
 feed home and happiness to defend the Capitol of the nation and the White House agalnst a hostile enemy, instead of gallanting the halls of that mansion on the arm of Q European snob; if she would spend her money for the benefit of the families of the brave soldiers who have al
 ready yielded up their lives for the cause of the union on the battle field, instead of squandering ten or twenty thousand dollars in single night for the entertainment of men and women of questionable virtue, she would then be entitled to the homage and respect of the nation; would become an example to be patterned after by the opulent everywhere, and would cease to minded '5In, democratic American men m and women,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-04-24
Durham, Wilson .........-...

DoArmond, Calvin. n............. DcArmond, J G............... DeArnond, Rosa. ............... DoYampert, L Q C................ Dunlap, J F..................... Ellington, Meredith. ............... Elliott, Thos A. ............... Everett, J W................. Everett, N A................... ....
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SHERIFF SALE,

~ virtue OF special execution to me direct.
- ca, issued from the Office of the clerk of the
District Court in and for the county Of Cedar
ana state OF Iowa, in favor Of Samuel Wampler
as treasurer OF Cedar county, Iowa, for the use
OF the School Fund, and against Cbas. swaziland
Eliza swetland, N. J. Hawlcy. and r. " Long. I
nave levied upon the following property as the
property of the said Charles Swetland and Eliza
owetland ct al. to-wit Fifty.two feet off of the
north end OF lot number twelve 02) in block
G namoer twenty-five f25) in the town of Upton,
Cedar county, Iowa, as reference to the recorded
pat OF said town will more fully APPEAR;
And shall offer the same for sale at pubiic ont
cry at the court house door in the town of Tin.
ton IN said county, on Monday the ID day OF
March, A. y. 1862. at one o'clock p. m. of said
accrue thereon. "'
Dated this l4th day Of January. A. d. 1867.
..., DAVID PLATNER.
'reesel shesif Of Cedar county. Iowa
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LEGAL NOTICE.

DUBLtC NOTICE is hereby given to all mar
L sons interested that Amanda N, Morton
widow of Ezra Morton. decd, late OF Cedar CO.
Iowa, has filed in the office Of the county Judge or
Cedar county Iowa, on the Sd day of Feb. 1851.
her petition asking that her dover in the land
OF which said Ezra Morton died seized, may b
Now therefore unless exceptions be filed there.
to, on or before the 18th day of February, 1861.
referees will be appointed and commissioners bv
the court to admeasure to her her dover be d.
fined by law: and unless exceptions to such ad.
measurement be filed in this Office on or before
the first Monday in March, the report ~ .uch
referees will be confirmed and approved. and
the dover awarded to petitioner as BY The ref.
erees adme assured. Witness:
PArT srlcER, Attys. In5wtI
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

hocTOR THOMAS r. CHAPMAN will send
- to all who wish it free Of charge the Rec.
,pe ana inil directions for making and using
beautiful vegetable Balm. that will erecinaIlv
remove PIMPLEs, BLoTcHEa. TAN. FRrcxIps ~
leaving the skin smooth, clean and beautiful:
also 'uli directions for using PELarREar,s cri'
EhHATEp STIhrLANT, warranted to start fuII
growth OF Whiskers, or a Mustache. in less than
,alfty days. Either Of the above can be Oh
. .. Dy return mail, by addressing with
Nsw York I,,,,,,
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n.y- We have mad" tho above Reduction in
Prices with the two fold view of benchttinr the
pnlSlic and ourselves. The public have been
ssindcd hy spurious ma h inca made IN initiation
of ours. The metal in them. from the iron cast
ing to the smallest piece. is Of poor quality.--
Ihe, makers have not the means to do their
work well. They are hid away in secre, plsces
where il wonld he impossible to have at their
command the proper mechanical appliances Il
tenxivc manufacturing establ' -hmcnts that good
machiues can be made at moderate prices Tnc
best designed machines BADLY MADE, arc
always liable to get ont OF order and are sure ,n
cost considerable trouble and money to k,c
them in repair.
The qualities TO be looked for in a Harhioc
csrt :ity 81 corect cction at ali ra.,, IF s,s
simplicity r. construction, greet oh:ratI,tu .,,a
chimes to combine these essential qualities Inrst
be made OF the best metal aud finished tnrc,:cg.
ton. We have ;hc ways and means on grand
scale, TO DO this.
The purchasers o. Machines whose daily broad
!. may concern, will find tha' those having .hc
above qualities not Oniv work well at r,,iiI 70
we'll rs slow rates of speed, but last long in thu,
finest possible working order. Oar ma, hIrcs
~ made by us, will earn more money with less
labor than a:y others whether in imitation Of
ours or not. In fact, they are cheaper than an,
other Machines asa gift.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ptBLiC NOTICE is hereby given that A. the
regular term of the county court Of Cedar
county, Iowa on The lst Monday in February
ls32 John H. Dickinson, executor Of the estate
OF van +. Cox, deceased, fled his written rcport
setting off and assigning to Alice A. Dick;nso.
widow Of said Van +. Cox. the S W NWIo 81
sec 70 town 81, range 3 west, 40 acres. a. her
dover in the lands of said estate. Now there.
fore all persons interested are hereby notified
that unless they appear and file exceptions there.
to on or before the LIST Monday in March, 1861
lhe same VIII oe approved and confirmed by the
Piatt d Spicer. attys. J. G. RETTs
Feb. 6, ls52-1w. Countv IVA.
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ESTRAY COLT.

TAKEN UP by Levi Pickets, at his residence
in Pioneer Township, Cedar county, lows, on
the 9TH day Of December, A. D. 1861, . black
HORSE COLT; little white on its right hiad
feet half way up to the pastern joint and has
been hurt under the belly, supposed to be snsS:
ged Three years old last Spring and appraised
NJ thirty dollars. ALONZO SHAW,
Upton, Dec II, ls6l-n5lm3s1 Co. Clerk.
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NIoFFAT7S
life PILLS and PHOENIX DiT"rERS,

life rygJ,S and ksfypE<.N pg;"PEHS
r,.ursp ,rc,,,-,o,
u MY ~ L1 h'e no" pee!l neiore inc pu9-
L'C lor l"t'n' of hFty ieaEs' and during that
'iAs haNe aa}n'f'eaa nigh >Aaracter in almost every
par "' me n''h+' ,f t"er extraordinary and irnsdi
a'e '"' II 'S lef'c'' heath TO persons suffer-
LI "'r H@t| every h'i'd OF i.seasc to which the HUI
i.'n -. "..'!' = ''''c
,,, KEN .1Ie are anhs III" distressing variety ~
S,.ct.,n. - 80, s...,.:
Are well known to hc inf,I;,3Ia
DYSPEPSIA, by Thoroughly CLEANSING H.. a., 49,,
second Stomachs, and creating OF pure heaJIhv
9It Instead Of the stale and acrii Kind FIltuIrrrT
Loss 81 ~ t"tte- tH'Ft'uTr, Headache he i.ss.ps
HIT cmpcr, Anxiet! Laneuur, and HelaHcholy which
are IN" general symptoms nj Dyspepsia will vaash a,
natura! rontel1cG'c II Is cure.
roa' ~ ESe' ny ceans'Eg the Tholaienr,h of the
"''h s"''I process ana without violence.
az E'''"' f"SI' wave the ''"T'' c"s'i'e within two
"'; >, e.,
80 ~ "' m IS restoring ice hlood To \
s-''' 80 through II" recess o' respiration
-. a ,''ii Lac 'l'"'0"Fi ''iu'''h Of all mites
'+''l - .''Fost,'h III ''A2'1'
~ " .,.rs IL; -; cen a 20 SlrS XIII NJ
~ ,i Nv 'r1'S ; 49,, ara u"nt IN half
,t i,' - '''S ~! '''.A1n'ha''oh l.7n the
Dn0:sIrs - ,Ii Li.,,s 49, ,,oi
rtte Efinny7 arJ hir9 ler. L , a,
mi, m thasa ;.',,rr, 10y mos "c''ih'-
+s., ,Irrt 'br, -, $3.50. 80: .''' ILce nave ever
GRAVEL ~ "''' VI
Also WORMS Ey lislod~ fn, ro,n h., .,,r,;r-,o. ;, .
novels .hr sli,,,x ,s,t,- -; 80 '1'@' 81 me
SCTEyY II ems md I,,..,. ~ uss aII'ef E
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He are happy to say to the thousands who are using
our machines and the thousands that want them. that
each machine now hears the patent license stamp OF
GROVER & BAKER. elias Howe, jr. and all persons
selling or using them are secure against any moe,ta
ton.
Our Ma hines are now jus. what we wan, tb.,n. IN
direct competition and equally popular basis with
the hest made and highest priced hines in any mar
ket, ard theyarc still sold q, $40 and s4j. Including
HemmcrS of wich We have several styles. Needless
and everything necessary TO their in family or shop
This MAKES them stl the cheapest legitimate and rs:
class Machine III market.
In justice u Machines as we'll as our crstouers
~s offer to re fnd MONEY in sixty days any ma
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purchaser-
This feature alone makes machine worth much
nc than other there is necessarily some risk in
tuyinI most machines.
fcS Of its superior qualities are thcsc:-It us,s
sfdiEm Yoedl" has great space under The arm: scys
from two cns7lE"n s,oCis. nccv being fastened and
both in sight, tur's On hinges; is secured from husband
exposes 10 oil: sl"Sr purchase is greater than that +
any ether math.n";,t has hut Two regulating screws
and both Hoyc AID IN rent: the driving wheel il
te!y ontsde # ne table: it requires alteraau for
a!v ar"tcs Of work it Will certainly do neaer greater
Varie' ~ WORK In1n any machine among the hundreds
with which We acquainted; its tension is perfect il
easily and s;il; il Nnacrs nobody: novic.s car,
r2 lgc IT, None "thcr viii satisfy where it is known
We can aa"ly say that piece of labor-savinS ma
cnery ever r2w rapidly into universal favor as our
sewing mach noa. Three has placed them in the
very front ranks Of r: class machines. AMI though our
manufacturing facilities have Teen largely increased w..
h'ye 1t heen ale + supply the demands during the
past season. We r!n fl =lI uricrs We have I'D.
ded t" our So lee the Kght.lc Blake & johnson aus-
tatie .irmher and can defy the world to produce
better instruments for doing all kinds Of sewing and
en'r"lhTry. Lea every who ia interested in the
great mpr"' ensets iii sewing machines. Whether they
"S I" Turca-e not, send for Descriptive Circua.
and samples Ofs,!:ch.
" e must caution the pubic inst unprincir,cd and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed lie
cur successors, representing that machines gu.
q! Market. ard offer ca--away machine Of in its
place, We only sell machines. Ta.gart &
tar patent, and are the sole proirietors in III. eight
SorthTes States. Address
l. CORNELL& CO.
Post Office TON 81, Chicago, III.
Call at 1913 Lake Street, (up-stairs vs-rnn
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The Weekly Journal,

Contanirs most OF the matter Of six da.s is mailed
every Thursday Evening. Sirgle copies, so per
anhun. Clubs OF five and upwards, ] TO per annum.
In Clubs OF twenty or more the geter OF the Club is
entitled to copy.
We hope the patrons Of the journal will aid us in
extending its weekly circulation at the above low price.
II TERMS Pay able in ADJ
Address JOHN a. WILSON. Publisher.
Chicago. III.
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$4,000 Hogs Wanted.

I>p bE DELIVERED ON FOOT at our Pork
l. House Ia auscatine, during the months of
November and December.
'nr which the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE in
Cash will he ral
LELAND 4 co.
Ansrair'' Iowa, NOV l. lscI-no4smI
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Februarv
~ Term Of the County Court OF Cedar county.
Iowa, Morgan Koahn was appointed Guardian
to Jacob Beck, minor heir Of Catherine Beck.
deceased.
J. c. Belts, County judge.
Upton, Feb 3d. lS62-n5w3
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Tho Nos. and Machines are Of creatcapac.
lily and application for manufac turing purpo.cs
Our No. Machines are especially adapted to
all kinds of light and heavy Leather work in
carriage trimming boot and shoe making hur-
ness making. ETC., etc. They a'c OF extra size
With al arm long enough to take under il and
stitch the largest sized dashcs. There is scarce
~ Any part OF trmmer's stitching that cannot
be better done with them than by hand; 40, too,
tae saving OF time and labor is very great The
table OF these machines is 2! inches long AMI the
shu't'e VIII mold SIN times the ust al quantity Of
thread. The large machines wo,. a. fast as
small tncs.
We would ask for our Letter 4 Machines, tie
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Max.
ers' anu All those who want Machines for light
manuiactni'ng purposes. They enlbody the prin-
clpes OF the standard machines making like
them the intellockei stitch, and are destined to
manufacturing p1rpo>es as our standard ma
eral. AZ
we have always on hand. Hemming Guares
pix twist, Linen and cotton Thread, on Sroni,
pest Ha'hine on in bottles, etc, etc.
We manufacture oar own needles and would
warn an persons using our machines not to buy
any otlcfs. We know that there are needles SOLD
OF the most inferior quality. :. higher prices
IMAM we charge for onr hest. The needles sold
T." Ms are manufactured expressly for our III 4
chimes. i ia needle may render the lest ma,
chine almost useless
onr customers may rest assured that all our
Branch OMces are furnished with the "genuine
article"
In case OF small purchases. the money may be
sent In pos.ag, stamps, or bank notes
su- Correspondents viii, please write their
names distinctly. 1t is all important that we
saonld IN each case, know the post-ofdce county
and State.
= ~ All persons requiring information abou.
sewing Machines, their sizes. prices, working
capacities, and the best methods of purchasing,
can Obtain it by senaing to Us, or any OF our
Branch Offices for copy of
l.. III. SINGER 4 CO.'S GAZETTE,
which Is beautiful Pictorial PAPER entirely de.
No cd TO the !jert 1t will DO sent cia.is
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TslEED.


TDRED.
Jua P"tIthed, in Sealed Envelope.
on THE NATURE TREATMENT, ASDRAD.
zeal cure OF Spcrmatorshoea, or Seminal weak.
ness sexual Debility. Nervousness and involun.
t'Fy emission, inducing impotency, and Mental
and Physical incapacitY.
by ROBT. J. CULyERWELL, ND.
Anthor Of the "Green Book, dc.
The woild-rcnawned author in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of sclf.abuse NAV be
etectuaiIy removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical operations. bougies. in.
strumchts, rings or cordial, pointing out a mode
OF cure At once certain and e1ectual, by which
be- may cure himself cheapy privately and rad
really. ms lecture will prove boon to thous
ands and thousands.
sent under seal to any address, post Paid. on
the receipt 81 two postage stamps, Ly addressing
nr:J. &. KLINE, !?7 Bowery, New York. Posi-
Office box 1856. a.,
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THE StEH' itiiER IS prepared t, furnish to
gil Who "dn', his We i-trlcd and approved CORN
CllfiNATOhS, Shovel PLpW>, STRAW
CUTTER, HARH'"S. Road ScrapcrS, etc. lie
IS also ready 10 effect and warrant cure Of all
h"Gi.'onnd hoses. 8 +. DANIELS.
~ az IlnnnrN - - lSGl.tf
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Christmas or New Years Present!
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

A valuable and appropriate testimonial of a
FATHER to his DAUGHTER,
son his MOrHER;a
HUSBAND to his WIFE, ora
BROTHER to his SISTER.
This GIFT is profitable and avilable a
lifetime.
It is equal to ten seamstresscs.
An Annual Dividend ofi00 to 500 Der
cent. on its cost may be obtained in
use-by its possessor.
II. HAMMOND, Agent
h'iml for Upton, and vicinity.
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Tri.Wcehiy Journal,

Containing Al the Of two dacs il issued on Tues
day, Thu ssaY, and Saturday Evenings, at ivo per
annum, 2tu for six months, ! 60 Tor three months.
Clubs Of five At 81; Of ten at So Of twenty. at 3.J
O. nry at 90.
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The Daily Evening JourraI.

Containing fall TelagraPhic Report, OF Ncr. AMI the
Markets, up TO the hour Of going press-at Tires
/. N,aid where trains leave in time for the second
Edton' ur I" fly F. NJ, each afternoon, will be mailed
70 subscribers at
s. 90 per annum. s4C0 for sir MONTH"; Or seCa far
three months.
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Something for the Times!
\ Necessity in every Household!

Something tor the lines !
A Necessity in every Household!
JOHNS & CROsLEY's
: lnerican Cement Glue.
TIE STRONGEST GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THE CHEAPEST GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THE MOST DURABLE GLUE IN THE WORLD!
THEUNLY RELIABLE GLUE IN THEWORLD!
THE BEST GLUE IN THE WORLD!
.1merlcam Cement Glue
Is the only article of the kind ever produced
WILL WITHSTAND VAN WATER.
IT WILL MEND WOOD,
Save your broken Furniture.
1T WILL MEND LEATHER,
Mend your Harness, Straps, Belts, Boots, &c.
1T WILL MEND GLASS,
Save the pieces OF that expensive Cut Glass Bottle
IT WILL MEND IVORY,
Don't throw away that broken Ivory Fan, is easily
repaired.
1T WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken China Cups and sauccrs can he msde A.
good as new.
1T WILL MEND MARBLE,
That piece knocked out of your Marble Mantle can DO
put on as strong as ever.
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter If that broken Pitcher did not cost but
shilling. shilling saved is shilling earned.
II WILL MEND ALABASTER.
That costly Alabaster Vase Is broken and you can't
match IT, mend it, will never show when put together
1t will Mend Rome, Coral, Lava, and in
fact every thing but Metals.
Any article Cemented with AMERICAN CEMENT
GLUE will not show whore 1t is mended.
EXTRACTS.
Every housekeeper should have 4 supply Of
Johns Crosley's American Cement Glue -
New York Times.
at is SO convenient to have in the house,
Nee York Er,r
1T is always ready; this commcnls it to eve
~ body .'-Nsr York Iqdcpendea!
We have tried it, and find it rs useful In our
house as water"- wilkes Spirit file Times.
ECONOMY Is WEALTH.
$40 per year saved in every family by one bottle Of
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Price Is Cents per Bottle.
Price rs cents per Bottle!
Iiitc p cents Icr Bottle!
: rice - cents Per Bottle.
Price - ctn!s per Bottle!
Price % nts per Bottle!
Very liberal reductions to wholesale dealers
! Terms cas,i.
sGIs~For sale by all druggists and storckccrers
generally throughout the country.
JOHNS 4 CHGsLEY.
isSU,e Manuiartwrcrs,(
~ WILLIAM STEEET.
trorncr OF Liberty Strcct.) NEW YORK.
vSu48yl
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News dealers city and country supplied 60 per
hundred c",.s. Express charges ave per pack
age) The Daily Evening Journal may =. had OF al!
nc"5n" III the principal places IN Illinois, Wisconsin.
Iowa, Northern Indiana. ard southern Michigan, AMI
OF all the train boys the traius leave tue tY
tha eNeniI I u iLa pNtLir.tion.
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P-fCr. +. N.i!.TE'S
nlAsEs Nsss.G,ss.AT'Dse:

TT Observation-Disclosures WET Wv TO
! rpR EF.SfNR{H.'f GRAY LAIR tn its oyi1ina
! raIlr Ui-t:rGt ivriMg and preventing I, q hair
from, turning gray
=. -, 'rprl.L.> t.,>-t. >, ,r-.rr,-- 49,, . D.,
.1.. H. t"i"E ~
""'N "T If we ''4%t fAfi,'I" ~ Fltaiit! or
r GNrtf"Ei't energy ftmHihi2@
IUN REMOVING - fEF AND DtNDrCEr
! ald AL entqrool!s affection. # the sr.lr
! Frr nE.TTITYiN,; THE J,lR ,..,ti,.. A.,
-, ~ : o,--'.'', = - ''' t''''" W
- "t '"S t''"%,.. : ."'H ""t H't'HHcf- ihahihi
l -oii ana ,,!A} III lis / htnfc and causing Is
The great celebrity and tic Increasing demand for
ts EHfqn H't preparation. convince the proprietor
t"t ore tai ct = i only necessary satisfy dis
fefhiaE public = it, snfcr"r qualities over ANY
etafr lref aT7t'r 1T present IN use 1t ccanscs the
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TOLL JONES. prc-Id.nt
JA'H Z. AI.EORn. Secretary.
4. :. GlLiErT Wee Pres. N IF. as
assurances against losses by TIRE.
f'S-L Losses promptly adjusted.
~.fAfEs. >4ent tipt"u Iowa.
Dee" ia,h l~J,
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Singers letter a Machine,

Is ths best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing pu,-
poses: Price. with hemmer) and
beautifully olnanentcd, ESQ.
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New and Improved instantaneous
l. 10 UID II AIR DIE

when AFTER years OF scientific experimenting have
brought to perfection. 1t dyes black or brown
without injury to the hair or skin, warranted the ~
article OF the kind in existence. Price-Oply 40 -
Depot, SO Dey Street, New York.
v1ni3:osly
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Darling, Liver Regulator aud Life !:it,e,s

And aGT consier myself entisriy cared"
Hon, JOHN \. ftos writes "Hraoalrn. March
Is. l~tn. In the Spriny Of 1859 took severe
cold, viii 'n1Heea violent fever. | took ~ &.
lD%na Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-22
~ EAE KTz;H< -!

I'VE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
l enliste. for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, Iowa.
ALBEkr PRINCE, born in Frederick county,
Maryland, u years old farmer by occu, alton.
listed september 9th 1862. ut keokuk, by Maj n
William Beknay. for 3 years has grey eyes,
TOWN hair, lair com llexion, D feet inches high
for the 10Th Infantry.
}. l.. BRADEN, born in Decatur county. lndi-
ana, aged - years, by occupation farmer, en-.
listed " davenport, Iowa, august l6, has szel
eyes. black barr and dark complexion, height
feet ~ inches.
W. j TOTTEy, born In GAlidpolis, Ohio, aged
80 years. by occupation n farmer, enlisted at
keokuk. Iowa, august 81, has blue eyes, brown
barr and fair couple xion, height feet inches.
WILLIAM Is JONES, born in Orange county,
New York, aged "a years. by occupation a car
pentcr, enlisted in 10. "a City, Iowa, July 81. has
black eyes, sandy hair ard dark completion,
height feet isches.
JOHN HOCGHTEN, bora in Hardin county,
Ohio, aged ~ years, by occupation farmer, en-
listed at Davenport, Iowa. September 20, hos grey
eyes, light hair and light complex on, height
feet a inchos.
Any ole apprehenling any one or all Of said
soldiers will be paid all reasonable cost OF trans
portaton and subsistence, together with a reward
Of FIVE dolsrs when aid des. rters returned to
the Comm snding Officer Of Camp McCiellan.
M LITTER,
Captain "a Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, Oct4, 1852 DIFF