The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-28

tive in getting recruits for these compa
MES, most of them having been sworn in
by him, and he deserves great credi,
therefor. Marching orders were receiv.
ed by the Captains Tuesday afternoon,
and at nine O'clock Wednesday forenoon
they were on the road. Feces were en-.
tertained that there would not lie 4 sufi
cient number Of teams in to convey the
boys to Wilton, as the notice was SO
short, but it vas soon evident that suck
fears were grouudless, for there were
more than hundred teams ready to go
that we're not wanted. This speaks we'll
for our farmers. They are ever ready
for all good works.
pa- We have received the Catalogue
of the State University, located at Iowa
City. The number Of students are -
males llS; females 1876. Total 254.-
There are Preparatory and Normal De.
partmcnts as we'll as University proper
The studies arc the same as in similar
schools elsewhere. The library contains
1900 volumes. There is a complete
philosophical sna' chemical apparatus and
an extensive geological selection. The
next term will commence on the third
Wednesday in September. By law each
county is allowed two students in the
Normal and two in the other Depart.
nents Of the University without charge.
WILL NOT BE PUr OFF.-The Fair of
the Illinois State Horticultural Society,
will be held at Chicago during the sec
end week in September, commencing on
the 9Th. 1t prom;se- to be an unusually
attractive show. All the avsils will be
appropriated to relieve the wants of the
brave soldiers.
On the lst day of September will
commence, in the same city, the great
Worlds Horse Fair, Which will continue
two weeks. Already are fast horses ar
irving from the extreme east, and the
show is confidently expected to excel
anything Of the sort ever attempted here
tofore The railroads will carry at sixty
per cent. of their usual rates on the 1st
and ID days of September. Tickets good
till the 14th.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Sep
TENDER, is pleasant and instructive
number. 1t gives its readers sixteen
articles, among which are two valuable
scientific papers, one on "Cercbrai by.
namics," by DR.. Isaac Ray, and the 9TH
er, entitled Methods Of study in Natu-
raj History from the accomplished pen
Of Professor Agassiz. "Rifle Clubs,' by
Ii. W. S. Cleveland, is full of interest,
and is, besides, an actuality, at this mo-
ment of universal military enquiry. We
are also given the tth chapter of Rev
Mr.. Weise's "Horrors of St. Domingo"
to which an article by Mr.. Hieginson,
called "Gabricl's Defeat on account of
attempted insurrection by Virginia
slaves, in 1soo,is an appropriate pendant.
HALLS JOURNAL OF HEALTH, for
is on our table. The leading
article is entitled "a SICK Nation," in
which the editor, like true physician,
goes in for removing the cause of our
present complaint. DR.. Hall is South
ern man, but he is also loyal one This
number also contains Health Tracts"
Nos "a to log, inclusive. If you would
preserve your health, by all means take
the Journal. 1t will pay better than ten
times the cost, expended after disease
gets hold Of you. Enclose one dollar to
W. W. HALL, NJ. D., - Irving Place,
Y, and get the Journal for one year.
SPRINGDALE LODGE 7. o. G. r.,
August 3D. 1852. !
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Prov
idence, in His infinite wisdom, to remove
by death our late brother Isaac NJ Smith,
belonging to the Iowa Second Cavalry,
who died at Pennington, Miss, on the
18th day of July; therefore, be it
Resolred. That while we bow with
meek submission to His will, knowing
that God Gocth all things for the best, we
cannot refrain from expressing our sor-
row at his death, and our sympathy with
his bercavcd friends.
Resolyea, That, in the aecease of our
late brother, we have sustained the loss
Of one who was always ready to perform
his duty, and whose amable and gentle
disposition won for him the esteem and
confidence of all his associates.
Resol0ed, That copy of these resolu-
tions be furnished the family Of the de-
ceased, and offered to the Upton Adrcr-
tiser for publication.