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The New York herald., 1862-04-29
RemovnI.-Dr. Adam I,nu

Herring's Patent Champion Fire ana
Burglar Proof Safes 25l Broadway, Murray street.
NAVY York
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Prizes Cnshed i'm All Legniized LOttes
ries. Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker.
IL Wall street Room No. l, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

Bornum's American Museum.-Thia
week the last of the Belgian Gsn and the Inst OF the
Hop O'My Thumb in which he and Commodore Mutt will
appear. See advertisement.
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BEFORE YORKTOWN, Apri, s7-sp. NJ

pEFOKE IUENIUWNi
Sp,add Erecution Of Or Grpboos the Ret Baterie-
Reception by the Army Of the Glorious NesoS from New
Orleans. dc.
Firing has been going on all day in front OF the rebe
works. Our naval vessels, with their superior arma
men, arc doing fearful execution tho rsbo batteries
while the fire OF the rebels falls far short of tho mark
SSirmishng between tho land forces is kept up very
brisk, and cannot last maay hours before general
and terrific engagement will be brought
IL has been drizzling all day and southeast wind is
prevailing at present The intelligence from New Or
leans, taken from the Rcmoad Enquirer several copies
of which were brought by fugitive c0ntrabands,
immense excitement q. this place.
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In cAxr BssoRK YossrowS, April 27, I

In CAMP BssoRS YORKTOWN, April 81, 1862.
Mr.. Moriu and General Sm,lh--7he Ae!ion Of he l6h
and 17th, dc.
Many opinions are expressed in camp upon DIR. Nor.
RMS resolution, called forth by what has been said in
elaon to General Smith and the affair OF the 10th of
pr No profitable conclusion will bs reached In that
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

Unreserved Auction Sale OF q Truso
business this day, at noon, ut l8e Broadway.
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In Tnoxr or YnRKrnwS. Yn.

IN FRONT OF YORKTOWN, Va, April q, 1852.
An Artillery Duel Bevon The linton Gunsoa,s and me
Rebel Baaeries-A Rebel Ruse--The Effect Of he Nso
Order about Suaers-A Specimen Of Suffers Chaross-
The sanitary Commission, dc.
About O'Clock this morning a brisk cannonadiny
ecurred between our gupboas and the ensmys bate.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

DIR. kennedy's Medical Discovery Il
warranted TO Scrofua, Erypeas, Ringworm Scald
Head Salt Rheum, Ulcers Fever Sores Pmpes and every
disease OF the Skin, of whatever nature.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

A Pure T0baccO.-Yelloyv Bank T0hac
co.-Goodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from a
impurities for sale by all tobacco and Dealers and
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Our Washington Correspondence.

our WashfnStOh CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON. April 49, 1862
Rumors arc in circulation that the rebels preparing
10 erdcuae YordoOa From information received it il
manifest that they sorey troubled with realization
OF tho uttor hopecssness OF their condition.
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

Barry's Tric0pher0us IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyng curling, cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try It, sold by
The New York herald., 1862-04-29

Grover s Bakers Sewing Machines ara
considered the best large variety of their celebrated
Donbe Lock Stitch" and improved Lock Stitch" Machines
for family aud manufacturing purposes be examined &
495 Broadway.
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A ucTfoN NOTICE. .-R ". WRSzCO-r. AUCT1oNEER,
"A WIN sod this v, gfueUaay at O'clock all the
FURNITURE contaipsd IN tn kLEeANr RESIDENCE

L UCTION NoTIcE-AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR-
N tunity for housekeepers and the trade.-E ROTH,
sctoneer win SELL this day Tuesday Oct IL al II O'Clock
peose Household Furniture, the residences
s West EisAth street Clinton pace) between Fifth and
highest bidder without reserve, ooE-
ssing beautiful Paror Furniture IN suits covered In
ca and reps handsome Brussels and Ingram Car
pets Etaseres marble top Tables, Easy Chairs
and Lounges Curtains Shades Paintings Vases Pier and
MTrs rosewood, mahogany and black walnut Paror,
bedroom and lining Room Furniture Spring and Hair Mat
~ses Beds Bedding Glass China and Silver Ware, Table
G.tlery, nc. SAFE positive.
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y DUTLER,s Doos, NO. PECK SLIP, NEW YORK.
ID Buffers Inissle Msngs Cure and Flea
work "Brcsdng Training Diseases Ad,"e1 Flcas engen
der mango Gta, consumption and death.
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A BEDROOM SUR OF EEAMEILED YuRNITURE
"A IN Al. eoors Of warranted manpfscture, also solid
shtsnut Chsm Der suits, plain and ornamental al II r.
hARRiNG y 900 Canal street, opposite Wooster Estab.
ished In ls<A ~ ~
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FIJRNI.
n ure for sale AZ sacrifice. octave rosewond
psnoier,s COS. 400 for s2s iseuding Stool Cover
ire Tables Extension Tables Bullets Carpets Mirrors
Paintings Clocks Bureaus, Bedsteads Mattresses Ac az
near sixth avenue.
FURNITURE II WILL BUY AND PAY CASH FOR
~ The Furniture or tlres four story house IN lair
order. thing for hOus keeping Iary having lie
dispose o. may address for week j. Crampton
Herald onice.
LiuRNITURE.-f WANT TO PURCHASE FOR fNYF.
H. date ase sofne l.fior cLst"r ih4 Etttcn lar.1ate
Parties te tn9va .. dif ~ EGlcen Tor taft or
uuy4 ol q u0uar, rLt fpr hsL l.eAse 10 4l. = II
Hat, ,aft, ~ Broadway, fgual =.
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WILL BIB SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT
w Tattersals Sixth avenue on Tuesday next
O'Clock M splendid pair OF Canadian Ponies with
Harness complete. The Ponies Stylish
fast and quite gentle The above n wei worthy she no
sold either together separately without the least
serve the owner II about leaving for Europe.
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AALEs Ar AuCrlVN.

~ DOUGHTY AUCTIoNEER-LARGEA AND PEREMP-
M. tory sale Of Household Furniture. Carpets DC, ths
Of Tapestry Brussels Threepy and ingram Car
ure en- suite Wardrobes Library and Secretary
bookcases elegant Secretary Bedsted hne Oh Paint
Beckers Sofas Lounges Curtains Extension Dining
whole peremptory sold and worhythe attention Of
The trade hous
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sHYPPrwo.

NoTICE.-THk RSSTkNCILONs on TRAVEL HAVING
IN been rneved by osdsf g the wax DsI~.menL passsn
gers about " vat BuoSe Sn be
vide themselves vstA pssupsrss JOHN O. DALE, Agent
srKAN WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL TOUCHING AT
QUEENSTOWN <Cork HaTb0rl --The liverpoo, New YORK
and PHILADELPHIA Steamship Company dospAtcbIng
their faA covered Cnde buM iron sssmships follows
CITY Vf WASHlk9T0k.........-6 Saturday, 0uSober Ia
CITY or NEW YORK Saturday, October 26
hAN0 AAOO. essnnoAy Sovp psr 4
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

DyE. T. HILL-AUCTION NOTICE-SALE OF EARTH
- enware Glass and China, Wednesday, October Is at
10 O'CLOCK the auction rooms Murray street. including
1fty craios Of Earthenware. Catalogues ready.
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UpwARp sINrzENIcH. AucTIoSEER.

Z Elegant stock Of Parlor, Chamber, Library Dining
Room aud Ha Furniture by ID W. IVES co. at the ele-
gsat store 61 BroacHay unsuse Of Arts Building few
dcufs above Houston Wednesday and THURSDAY,
Oct 10 and 6 at ii O'Clock each day the very choice tho
roughly made and fashionable stock Of rich and plain House
hod Furniture consisting rosewood black walnut oak
and mahogany Chamber Suits some OF which very
ehocs Paror Suits in bruatc and velvet Etgcrcs
Cnrc Tables Fancy Tables Chairs Lounges Cantebres,
sic stands Secretary and other Bookcases whanots,
Extension Tables, Sdeboas, Bufes Suits Hall Stands,
Chsrs, Tables, Library Tables bookcases Suits &C. The
public tfuliy assured that these
pty relied upon being perfectly thorough and unqres-
Gonabe in quality. and ths and elegant designs
Will be found the stock hich viii be sold
est bidder In every instance We invite purchasers
the goods exhibition day and evening sale
Catalogues ready this day.
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UESRY B HERTs, JR., AUcuoNEER.

I. D.
"''Sfs SEw s-.s xSD SECOND HAND FURNITURE
On II sday October H. Al io,s o'clock the salssrooms
sasor cIs ilam. sIr R Stands
Ss o large ns .e1 81 new
reserve, by order q the mortgagee
HHsrs LEE .Esii lss LIQUORS.
T,EsDAi October a. their ssiesrooms 1S6 grosdwsy.
A.a order o'a HS JANE E9sea ssss &C.
1onS mcKroS, Deputy.
HARpwARE AUCTION NoTIcE-NY NEXT PALL
T5arsaay October iS commeS al 10 eo ps,e II. On
'-''''' JOIN I' XS i' RasiSi; 2sss. ss
IMPORTANT SALE.
H. s d. das 700 % 6sS.r S ns csnaS. ada East on
Enginsse4e, bslonsng q The iAe Montreal Quebee
beam Engine tisi S,onged to steamer John Num- bun,
oy Sc - New h..s (. nch.s cylinder, II feet stroke.
Beam Egglne tha. 9elonged 70 steamer Montreal 81
Hes,a Engines that belonged steamer ST. Geo &C. 70
Bean Enfnr that belonged 70 Canada inches
excellent boiler "a, belonged 70 steamer Canada
Ao sWnry articles belonging 10 the above
. Terms payment liberal on approved endorsed
rss,ii-.la - spplieallon 10 n. HARRowER. soreI
Aof frRi.t, Sept, 1851 Canada East
IosEPU HOFFMAN -oH WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
81 t GsSss Breosya tie saisaos q iHyGs :6es
irt - sts 90 a. scales Tea Cans, A0iases &C., &c
Eood Rocuavay wagon two ses q Harness Ae, ac.
\ BoGART, AuCTl0NEER-BY n j. BOGART
e. On Mesnesaay ucagsr ~, At gh o'clock the
noo i0omf ~ NNitn dlain street. HOlss hold furni-
sure avs'ing aIor Bsdreon and Kitchen Furniture,
% eae. s. sa " aS eiss % 9, one
bay nrcinr hare sound anG shd cnH ae IN t.e nuIes
one Dnrhbliy an buser top WAGON sud ID gf fmrncss
.IonN " BUKLrr, ArcLoNEEE- SILL rms
day - .ioc = 80 carg street large assortment
81 barcanA hcdeea4s tnairs Centre ant ctnr
TAb~s. spfa hriA ftraking Gisfsts R4.s ward,ns.s.
hnoxeases Iafe And Daniask curtnns, Wfshvsnas Cas
Caandsll C0JklnE, fafi0r aaG Ia -nasis
yhre.ily ana other csrpesi uh doth Hair ana o0 er
Mstlre-xrss Fcsthrf Beds foUflflCs Blanket ats
Sheets l1ovt, cosers TIRE c0tasf SHis HnQ p,,r t.k
act h0useAccp4nx-
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DAyID d. EGAN, AyCTIoNEER-w1LL SELL, THIS
IL day, at O'Clock front OF the 43S Canal street
quantity OF Sofa Beds and Lounge Beds also, Carpets
Hankes Bedsteads reaus Chairs, Tables Tete Teies
Rockers Sewing Chairs Stair Rods Crockey GLASS; Lookpf
G4arscs, Clocks Vases Shades Fancy Ornaments, &c
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EDw4RD sINrzEyIcH, AucIoNERR.

lNDW4kD SINTZENIIH, AUCIlUNEHR.
Il v4LuABLE HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
~ ~ IVES co, tss day (Tuesday). Oct. IA at one
o.. .lo~x. a i55 and i57 broadway,
DY S SADDLE MARE-A beautiful sorrel, l4H
Asuas nigh years old sweet tempered, thoroughly do
cs valuable scQuis tlon, fne driver, ele
- action.
sLEGANT TOP WAGONS, RoCKAwAys AND OPEN
NA1ONS-A superb assortment OF city built carriazes
being part Of the sock of Of the best and reliable
Sold with warrantees City made Harness "A fine
Assortment OF the best qualities
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

A UCT10N NOTICE. ....
"A WIN. TOpPPIN0, AUCTIONEER.
We will rclnde in sale this day,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IA,
and win sell 81 o,etock, -.
BOOTS AND SH0ES-400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES
For men, women and children,
Including all the desirable styles just finished for this
sales, and received by consignment direct
FROM EASTERN MANUFACTURERS
RAW BONNETS.-40 cases OF autumn styes.
OFT HATS-75 mems and boys Soft Hats Of all
Z aities by order OF assignees
Catalogues and goods now ready
WM- TOPPING Co, Ancuoneers
Nos and IL Park place. and
No. Murray street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

EDWARD II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 Household Furniture, Bronzes, &C. at auction-E H.
LUDLOW CO will sell At auction, "Wednesday October
Is at II O'Clock A M a. ia Madison between Thir
neth and Thirthr streets the entire Furniture consisting
part Of elegant eakwood Parlor
sasin rich Mantei Clock Bronzes Pier and Manlel Mirrors
marble Centre Tables Satin and Lace Curtains black
nu Dining Room and Library Furniture, black walnut
French Bedseads Dressing Bureaus marble top Centre
Tables &c Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets China
Glassware together with assortment of Kitchen Fur
niture With which the sale will commence n. BThe fur
nitugp Is cALibton
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

TouN sopEcK, $50 BowERY, OFFERS FOR sN
Tho finest lot OF pigeons In the countryPouers rrr
peters Tumbiers Tur6os, Carriers Nuns, swallow, ~
i'nus &c. Also Fancy Doga
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

4 ssIaNEE's SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS AND CHAM.
n psgn,s-s HERMAN 60, 1 Aae!,oneers VIII sell
Dowery Casks of Cosnac Osrd Seignete and other
prandfes; Bourbon, Monongahela and Scotch whiskey
Run pipes of Gin, PORT Sherry and Madeira Wine; Cham
Pans Of celebrated brands Ass 800 and deiohns
Wines and Liquors, put expressly public houses
5000 Segars, DC The above AL 6rx quail
" liquors. being the bsapce OF dealers stock, and Will be
sold In lots TO suit the trade. By order Of
c. Il f. PETRIE. AssRpoea
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4 900 crNTIFJcATEs.-HAvfr HAD EIGIl

I.ZDD ,eath extracted without ran by Dr J JAY
NiL1bks 10 strand street two w, - from Broadway I
- A ne fsfuuifi n ~ oa ~ Los. su. titag
Iful toosbscte tsJ. II. clan tE DsiDun, Muse an.
The New York herald., 1862-10-14

1NCNTINCED SALE.
CTuesdayl. ocooer a. at 10 O'Clock, for cash the
ssn S u sn MIN " pe & ~ R Tuss mas da s nat
CAM The consists OF large assortment
Velvet Brnsses Threepy Ingram, Stairs and Hemp Car
PES also oIeioths Rugs Mats &C. in great variety This
trade in consequences of closing the entire balance Of the
stock There Carpets and 0iclohs Of all and pat
terms from TO rs yards each tsgether with
Large assortment Of whole pieces
The New York herald., 1862-10-14
DENTISTRY.

A RTIFIcIAL BONE FILLING FOR SENSITIVE
"A Teeth old roots built up and all manner OF cayiiie,
beautifully filled without pain, warranted nj the oi
the Sg Broad Seventeenth
Of the celebrated Cuban Tooth Powder and Lotion.
JAMES PEARSON, NJ d., ID scoverer.
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue Of a special execution to me direct
ID ed, issued from the office of the clerk of Tho
District Court in and for the county of Cedar ant
state of Iowa, in favor Of Joseph shank, and
against Amanda NJ. Morton, and Joseph II. Pat
ton, executors, ct al, have levied upon the fol
lowing property as the property Of the sac
Amanda N. Morton, and Joseph II. Patton, exc
cutors ct al, to-wit:
The south half Of the southeast quartcr of sec
ton five (5) in township eighty.two ~ north o
range one a. west Of the fifth principal merid
ian, with the appurtenanccs;
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 cath day I"
May, A. u. 1862. at O'Clock p. IN. of sal,
day to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this I'D day Of April, A. d. lsG2.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per S. W. RArHBrN, Deputy. tprfee $500
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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 following
IMPORTANT FACTS!

And all we ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS,
FACT No. This Company being duly license d,
their Machines are protected against in
Engagements or litigation.
FACT No. These Machines make the lock.
stitch-ake on both sides-and use little
less than half as much thread and silk as the
chain or loopstitch machines.
FACT No. 3-These Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in the mar
ket to the frequent changes and almost end
less variety Of sewiag required in family.
They will sew from one to twenty thickness
ses Of Marscllles without stopping, and make
every stitch perfect They will even sew
from the finest !uze to the he aviest 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 not
forevery variety of light sewing manufac-
ture? For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4-These Machines make the most
elastic seam of any sewingmachine in use
"a fact Of very great importance in sewing
elastic goods, or goods Of any kind, on bias
FACT No. NO Machine is more durable OF
more simple in its construction, or more
easily understood. The reputation Of these
machines wherever used will fully demon
strate each ofthe above FACTS.
FACT No. G--Thcse Machines took the Highest
Premium at the Franklin Institute, Phila
delphia.
FACT No. 7-These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair.
FACT No. s-These Machines took the Highes
Medal at the American Institute. in the Cit,
of New York, together with the Highcs
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. 1O-These Machines can do the SAM
thing generally, whenever properly exhibit
ed in competition with other irst-ciass Sew
ing Machines. But we have space for en',
one FACT more--it is the most importan
Fact Of all
FACT No. ll.-Us tcdrraat erery Machine ire sci
to give BETTER satisfaction than any Otse
iSe,cing- Machine in the market or money re
funded
lss- Send for circular. Agents wanted.
Finkls q Lyon sewing n chine 90.
iaul7ms) No. 53s BROADWAY, NEW iosx.
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IEor the linton Advertiser.

DIED, at the Post Hospital, near pittsburg
Landing. May 18th, Corporal HENRY L. Il. SWEET,
of Company 4, llth Regiment, Iowa Volunteers.
The following extract from letter
written by brother of the deceased, who
is corporal in the same company, will
give the particulars Of bis death as far as
known:
"CAMr No 4. 30 BRIGADE, 9Th DIvlslON,}
ARMY OF Tenn. May 9th, 1862. )
1T is with pain that | seat myself, to
let you know of the death Of our dear
brother lie RoI. He was taken sick soon
after the battle of Shiloh, with camp
diarrhoea, and for several days had been
marked off duty On the 25th April,
the day we left Camp No. l, the doctor
gave him some blue mass and marked
him con duty So he had to carry his
knapsack, gun, &C., though SO weak as
to be hardly able to travel 1t rained
that day and was cold. The medicine
permcated his whole system. He caught
cold. On the night of the 9th got
him into the hospital, but on the 10Th
he was turned out and came back to
camp; here he was taken deranged, and
l got him back to the hospital. We
moved on to Camp No. 3 and | saw him
no more. Iapplied to the Colonel for
leave to 90 and see him, but was told he
had no power to grant my request. All
I could learn was that on the evening OF
the I'd of May he had, in his delirium,
got out of the hospital and was not found
until three in the morning, when he was
found with neither boots or pants ou.-
! On the Sd he was uneasy and tried to get
out again. Although but about five miles
off, | heard no moro from him until this
morning, when he was dead and buried.
From his diary l sec that from the llth
to the 18th he was sick and of duty; was
then given the medicine and marked for
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a0K :aa.....,.a..:3 . ss-sis
Mlssissippi and Missouri r. r.

ON and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1851 and
~ until further notice, trains will run as fol-
lows:
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi
capo. at 2.55 P. NJ
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington, 100 NJ
Leave Wilton for Muscatine. 400 NJ. 4 300 Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago ll.50 AN
Arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
at las A. N. 2 IS r.
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct connec-
tons with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all
points west.
Passe NJ gers going east make direct connections
ct Rock Island " 18th the Chicago and Rock Island
II. Il. trains, for all points east, south and north
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack
cts At Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
IF. TRACY, Supt
A. KIMpALL, Assistant Sapt.
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rn- There is considerable opposition

nn- There is considerable opposition
to the dog law in some parts Of the coun
ty. If farmers would but consider how
much it costs to keep the dogs of Iowa
and how much they destroy, We think
they would conclude that it was good
law. Certain it is that the farming com.
munity asked for the law, and it was
passed for their benefit. 1t seems to US
that any farmer can we'll afford to pay a
tax on a good dog to be rid Of the tribe
of worthless ours that scour the county
seeking what they may devour. We
cannot tell how it is in other places, but
here, as far as We know, the opposition
is mainly from seccsh Democrats. The
number of dogs registered in this town
ship, so far is about 100.
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SINGULAR it is, but true, that the
Muscatine Journal is giving its influence
in favor of disobeying the law in refer
encc to the registration of dogs. Why
our contemporary has such an affection for
the dogs of high and low degree we can
not imagine. We would suppose that
the Journal would favor the enforcement
of the law, because, it is law; would
rid the country of hundreds of worth
less, thieving ours; and enable our farm.
ers to raise sheep. 1t looks little sus.
picious that the Jcurnal does not favor
the execution of the liquor law. Bad
whisky and hungry dogs are frequently
in conjunction.
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AE ME = NJ . ssiis....;
CHICAGO. IOWA Il NEBRASKA AND
CEDAR RAPIDS MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS..

I'm and after Monday, Jan. Sth 1862. and until
further notice, trains will run as follows.
WESTWARD Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago, ll.55 pm.
Clinton sO0A.M; 1000 AN.
Arrive at Onion Grove lo35 - l.35 r. VI.
Cedar Rapids 1880 r.M; 4.30
otter Creek $50 "
EASTWARD
Leave Otter Creek $50 AN;
Cedar Rapids l2l5 Pm; s.ooAM NJ.
Onion Grove 2.45 1913
Arrive at Clinton $50 800 p. NJ.
Chicago A.i5 AN.
AtDeWitt with stages for Davenport, Maqnoke-
"a At Wheatand with stages for TorOnto,-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
With stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, linton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
At Otter Creeh rith stages for 1T. Dodge
Toledo, Fl Desmoines, Council Bluffs,
@n~ Siour City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
,o me shortest, cheapest. and most expedi.ious
@ between Chicago and Central IOWA, ~ Dc
only 1856 miles flom Chicago to the M.ssiss-
~ river, and thence directly into the ih'er'or
C.H. BODFIsH, Superintendent.
CIV. HAN, General F't6 Pass. Agent.
ason, Iowa, Jan 7, 1867.
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duty. The rain aud fatigue, in his de.
bilita:ed state, finished the work lie
died, as I verify believe, through the
malpractice of the physician who marked
him fit for duty, after giving him that
poisonous compound The doctors name
was Watson, Of Dubuque.
"D. T.. SWEET"
Now, Mr.. Editor, do most earnestly
protest against the Government paying
medical practitioners TO murder our
young men who have laid their lives up
on their country's altar, either by their
cold and heartless neglect or malpractice
On forme, occasion, soon after dcceas-
cd was taken sick, he called on this
man ~ to see if he could do anything
for him, but he was told to come, to-
morrow he did so, when the doctor dc.
MED telling him to come, but without
examining MN as 10 ms case orierea
his steward to give him some puiniue,
aiding in low voice, "He won, take
it,"
Let this suffice for the present, az
measures will be taken to bring such un
principled men as will triHe with the
lives Of those they are employed to aid
by their timely assistance, to justice
The funeral sermon Of the deceased
will be preached at the New York school
house, on the lst day of June, at = o.
clock p. M.
Yours truly, l.. l.. SWEET.