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Interesting from Memphis.
PRoCEgDiEas OF TEE REBEL CoN0REss-A Fi0HT
NEAR DENMARK.

Mssrais, Tenn, Sept. s, 1852.
In the rebel SENATE on the Sd Mr. Henry OF Ten
ncssce introduced proposition extend the sequestra
ton act 10 citizens refusing take the oath Of allegiance
to the Confederate government
On the 4th inst. pending the bill to extend the pro-
visions Of tho conscrpon persons between the ages
81 and as
Mr.. Yancsy, OF Alabama, offered substitute providing
rcqusons upon the state Executives for their quotas
10 be raised from citizens between such ages.
lengthy discussion ensued when the substitute was
rejected and the original bill passed by vote OF 20 10
The Grenada APPEAL or the 5tb inst saws that Tight
tosk place al Donmark Tuesday last, between tho
Union forces and Col Jacksous and Persons rebel csva
ry which resulted in drawn battle The rebel loss was
hundred killed and wounded The rebels captured
two hundred pr lsoners and two pieces Of cannon
Two dispatches dated Chattanooga, ath inst, state
that the Union lorces have evacuated Huntsville.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

va,unbie Reports on Chronic and vtru-
eut diseases ircc of crargc 10 the aced Address
nr :. skILLtS HOUGhrOS, Toward Association. Phila
dslphia. Pa
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Departure or the One Hundred and Tween
ty-seyenth New York Regiment.

The Que Hundred and Twenty seventh regiment, other
wise known he Monitors took their departure Tor
the seat Of var yesterday afternoon from Camp Washing
ton Staten Island, per boat via Elizabethport. This
is Of the finest regiments which has left New York
since the commencement OF the present rebellion
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

Hiirs Hair Dys.--FiSGy Conts-Biack
or brown best Depot No Barclay street AMI sold
by all druggists
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

Bntchrior's Hair Dye--the Bet I'm the
world ;nssntancous harmless and reliable SOLD BY drug
s and pereumsrs everywhere Factory 81 Barclay stree.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

White Cream " when applied 10 the face neck and arms
like tho wofk Of marie, 10 makes the skin
soo,h and the farest coInp'erisn trauspareny white
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
The Enrolment Once.

COMPLETION OF THE BkOOkLYN LISTS.
The enrolment l. nearly completed owing TO the
energy and industry which General Anthem and his
sistants have displayed entering their Official
duties The General has issued request to the citizens
Brooklyn asking them forward to the Academy
OF Music in Breokiyn, rectfy any mistakes supply any
deficiencies which pey have been made in the enrolment
The reques, Of General Anthon is follows
STATE OF NEW YORK, JUDGE ADVOCATE GxSRRAL'sl
DEPARTMENT NEW YORK Sept. 10, 1852. I
The enrolment Of persons the city Of Brooklyn liable
to military duty being nearly completed all patriotic ct
gems requested 10 notify the enrolling officer at the
Academy OF Music, Montague street. of any defects
omissions which may have under their observation
WILLIAM HENRY ANrIfON,
Judge Advocate General, Chief Enrolling 01icer.
The Sixfy-Ninth Regiment N. Y. =. M.
Secretary Chase has the follow ing reply
General Corcoan relative his request Cor the speedy
payment OF the Sixty.nnih regiment New York State
Militia
TREASURY DEPA RrMENr, Sept g. 1862
GENERAL CoRcoRANIt gives pleasure that there
will delay In the nent of your gallant sixty ninth,
far this department is copcernsd In accordance with
QUESTION will be made of which the funds necessary
the purpose will be taken ~ once, As understand.
Success and 10 the Sixty nin,h and above all sal
vatoD 70 country. Yours truly, g. r. CHASE.
Bligadsr General C0RcoRAN.
The following order has been issued by Col Bagey:--
HFApoUARrERs, SIxTYSIsru REGIMESr N Y 8 M
New yoRK, Sept. 10, 1852
The members OF Companies A. b. C. d and are hereby
ordered meet at the regimenta Today lth fnst
eight o'clock for the purpose Of being paid The
ing By order OF Col JAMES BAGLEY,
Sixty uiuth rcglneut
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

! Crisfadoro's Hair Dye. Prcservattve
aud wig depot whoesas and retail, No. Astor Ususe.
| The Dye 10 applied bv experienced artists.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

P,or. u. rriiicr's Ha,r Dyc, 30 cts.--Birck
and brown. in0 best. Try Y sold ~ i4uggtSts Dcrot
% Dty strea.
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GueriI,as Routed in Kentucky.

RussELLvLIs, Sept. 10, 1862.
Major Kennedy, Of the Eighth Kentucky cavalry, had
skirmish near Al.ensyillo with woodwards guoriues
rhe Union los, aud captured four prisoners
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Movements or Major general Pope.
CryCISNAri, Sept. 10, 1862.
Major General Pope, with his staff arrived here yes.er.
day, en- yoxfe 70 his depart Inent n the Northwest.
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In will be remembered that the Sixth regiment of
Massachusetts Militia the first to respond to the call
OF the President for troops to preserve the in
tegrity -or the republic, and put down the present
rebellion Al early hour yesterday morning they
arrived in this city, by The New Haven route, at
the Twenty seventh street depot, from whence they
marched down Broadway to the Park Barracks Tho fact
that the Sixth the regiment which attacked as il
marched through Baltimore lent additional interest TO
its passage through CITY, and the reception accorded
to them quite lattering and we'll deserved.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

Doctor 1suntr.'s Dtscovcry Cares the
vsvv vorst torn tpfns, ssunmte Lruricu q he Skin
ard oM vr,s -. D!s.tSs 'tfesL sew ys-s Ssy arse
IsA
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Bes nftrut Com ME R,oop,

OF Youth Liquid Pearl has equal preserving and
beaufying the complexion and skin Ladies' after usiug
this delightful article will have other All druggists aud
l39 Broadway
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GENERAL NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1852.
TIE NEW YORK WAR COMMITTEES AND THE PRE-.
sIDENT.
A delegation OF the New York War Committee had
two hours interview with the President to-day The dis
cussion was animated the President not induced
change his policy acceds TO the demand Of the
Jacobins. They away from the White House quite
crest fallen and apparently convinced that the rcins OF
government not yet in their grasp.
II is conhientaly stated reference to the visit OF the
New York War Committee, that Mr.. Lincoln has firmly
put his against the interference OF political
factions touching the conduct Of tho
tn. RADICALS AT THEIR OLD TRICKS.
whispered political circles that thc radical agi
talors been only temporarily frightened into silence
that they still secretly asssilng General McCle
the President and exertng evsry possible eor
within their sphere thwart the policy or the
latter the plans Of the former crush TIE 70
bellion No General McCicians back turned
upos the capital which he had gone forth from
the dangers by which mensced than th junta o.
Jacobus internal attacks and endsavorsd
to embarrass the operations Of army in the Geld.
THE FoRTIFIoArioss AROUND WASHINGTON.
General Barnard has just concluded Thorough inspec
,iou Of all the forhcatious around Washington. This
duty has occupied ten days Every basion, earthwer
gum has been carefully examined and every garrison
mas been drilled Ine lorts were ound 70 pc " most ex
scient condition, the gsrrsons we'll skilled General
Barnard expresses himself well satisfied with the result
Of the inspection Colonel Alexander has besn detailed 10
the completion OF tue fortacstous All the
contrsbands are TO be employed ia this business.
PROVISIONAL GovERH0R FOR KENTUCKY.
II is understood that Indiana delegation OF prom
nent politicians has been here TO get the President 10 a
point Governor Morgan, OF Indiana Provisional Governor
OF Kentucky alleged that the members Of tbe Ken.
lucky Leg stature desire such actiou The President de-
s,nes TO accsdc 10 this request
COMMODORE wiLEns' COMMAND.
n has been known for somo time that Commodore
wilkes was to command special squadron in the West
Indies this correspondence has not stated the fact
for the reason would be notice 10 the parties who
ara ass, no IN run the bloc of the Southern potts
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Tho Rebel steamer Oreto at Cardeaas-
Her Armament and Iron Piating-Stck-
ness ON Board and DesertiOns-iter
Voyage to Havana and Standing to
Sea, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

A BOX OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES (SIN1LE I'M
n tia ready marked), only 81 So ut GIMBREDES, 6S0
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

no NtLLlsGss. :. YogNG .woNAs wso cu
stgs seiisisvory refsTS1ecs scd who has
ii,na Al the tifesry buftsts J. .irccs of lsag ip
nfst o.sa ssab nesaL wtek tho view ~ -~Tsetina -
IN os art, alAst ert kss.s
aaas 'ss y, D. 80 aev.fs essa
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

NURRAY EDDY 1 CO..
covinstou. Ky.. or 81. Louis No.
Prizes Cashed i'm all LeCaIIzed Letter.
'' 81 Prince street, cosnss Broadway Se~sYofs.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-see Omciai
Drawing Of August 30 1862 In another col awn ca
TAfLoH 20.
Prizes Cas- shed In all Lcgsiized Lotteries.
Information gwen. JOSEPH BATES. broker.
II Wall street. room No l.
Military Clothing.
coSs 81 every Gescpon to MAKE TO order for oScers of
every sade In the highest ss moderate prices
s5ssss as IS
The Palmer Arm and Leg-Made Only
BY The inventor Clinton Hail. A''0r pldes Ts.Sx PALMER
To Retired Naval Omcsrs and Others.-
a SSI.s s:.s Ss. @
street
Trusses.--rTarsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
truss No 2vesey opposite the church No connsc,ion
Beautiful Compiexion-Phalon's" "snovv
White Cream when applied 70 the face neck aud arms .
smoo:h and shs fs,ress copierisn ws.s
Sold BY all druggists and fancy goods deslers
Bea ufifut Compile exion.-Lsird's Bloom,
e. rSh hsS Ss r be. and nG S s
this delightful article viii have no Other All druggists aud
439 Broadway.
w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establish
nen, FOR Wigs Toupses Hair DYE aud Hair Dycing. aud
kodavia Cream FOR beautfyng the hair Is Bond street.
HiIrs Hair Dys.--EiTGy Conts-Biack
brown best in Depot No Barclay street, AMI sold
by all druggists.
Bntchrior's Hair Dye--thc Best I'm the
world ins,sntancous harmless and reliable Sold 5y drug
sts and pergumsrs everywhere Factory Vi Barclay street
Crisfadoros Hair Dye. Prcservattve
aud wig depot whoesas and retail No o Asor Esuse.
The Dye 10 spp,isd by experienced artists
Pror. ". wiiicr's Ha,f Dyc, 30 Cts,-.Birck X
and brown. Tno best. Try = sold ~ i4uggiSs Dcrot
80 Dty etres..
vaiunbie Reports on Chronic and vtru-
tent diseases Sent ircc of crarge 10 he afced Address
NJ =. skIJLiS HOUohrON, Toward Association. Phila
dslphis, Pa
Doctor 1tutttr.'s Dtscovrry Cares the
vsvv corst torn Stpas sasuante Lrurtcu q hp Skiu
ard cr vr,v 49, D.s,tsog 'afesL sew Ys-s ey si.1e
IsA
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

RADICAL CURE FOR HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
IA WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
Cures this dreadful disease principle, light cos
and easy. GREGORY CO., IS Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

n has been known for somo time that Commodore
Wilkes command special squadron in ths West
Indes hut this correspondence has not stated the fact
for the reason would be notice 10 the parties who
are essayns 10 run the blockade Of the Southern potts.
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Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
And all we ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS:

tpJ 81 n f,i tria Road .hn fol in,
I.,,,r.,,m,.,
FACT No. l-lhs Company being duly licensed,
theiF Machlhes are projected against IN
iflnScEleHts or itigatioh'
FACT NO. - ihc'e Machihes make the lock-
f't'h--ai,Nc on p''h SldeS--and use a httie
less man hai as mnch thread ana SILK - the
cha.h or io"P-S.teh machines.
iAcT No. - hese Na'h'hrS are better adapted
than any "'hcr sewing machines ~ the mar
ketto Inc frequent changes ana almost end
less variety o. ss"lA3 required IN family
lhcy VIII S'w rom one - twenty thickhes-
ses OF MarstilleS =" tihput stopping and make
every stitch perfect. They Will even sew
from the finest gluLc to the heaviest cloth
and even stout, hard lea ther without chang
ing the feed, needle OF tension. or making
any adjustment Of machine whatever. Isnot
such machine best atiaptea ia family use ?
and if REST adap.cd 10 family use, why not
tnrevnrv variety of Hrht sewinr mar1far.
,,,nas Ior rn,t ~, heny, f"r t,r E,mil,
,"'c ~ WIN Wv NO! ~ va :'nn"'
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EAUW I: - - :- II
CHICAGO, IOWA 4 NEBRASKA AND
CEDAR RAPIDS Il MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS..

0Nand after Monday. Jan. sth, lN&2. and until
further notice trains will run as follows.
WESTW ARD Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago, 1855 Pm.
Clinton 500 Am; 1000 AN.
Arrive at Onion Grove 1885 - l.35 T. Nj.
Cedar Rapids 1890 PM 4.3O
Otter Creek $50 "
EASTWARD
Leave Otter Greek $50 AN;
Cedar Rapids 1915 I'm; 500 A. n.
Onion Grove 2.i5 lol5
Arrive at Clinton $50 3.Oo =. NJ
Chicago AS An
Connects.
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Maquokc-
tn. At Whcatlani with stages for Ioronto,-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton. 1t Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, Vinton, Waterloo, Ce7ar Fa12s,
At Otter Greek nth stages for TT. Dodgc
Toledo, ~ Desmoines, Council Bluffs,
iSi,our City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa. IL be-
ing only l36 miles from Chicago TO the Misslss-
.ppi River, and thence directly INTO the interior
o!lowa.
c.u. BOpFIsH, Superintendent.
Nv. Ham, General Ft& Pass. Agent
'iineon Iowa, Jan 7, lsG2.
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pRDI,.TE NOTICE.

NTOTICF is hereby given 'haf The lase will and
~ testament ot Wm. Montgomery, deceased,
late of Cedar county, Iowa, Was pt."iiclv read at
the April tenn Of roIHtl court Of aid county,
whcrcupCH it WaS ordered that the time for prov
ing the same, VIII b" al the Nav term OF said
court. being Monda, the 5th. al which time all
persons interested in said estate are required
TO appear, aai Sow cansc if any they have.
against the probate OF SAID wiz. By order OF
the county curt u said county. this sth day Of
April, \. -, l>02.
J. {. BETTE, County Judge,
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TKJ'STEI,.S SALE.

NX7HEREAS, Mary H. Mmrey, late Of Londcn.
w Cedar County, Iowa, executed me, the Un
deraigned, VIM NJ. Dugan. 2 certain deed of
Trust of a certain lot of land, therein Described.
hearing date the first day of October, Eighteen
Hundred and sixty jlsGOl to secure til" payne Mt
of certain promis,ory notes therein mentioned.
and which Decd Of Trust was filed 0rlccOrd in
the Recorders office Of the County u Cedar and
State of Iowa. on the Goth of November A. d.
lHG0, in Book {. OF Town property, page II: and
whereas, default having been made in the pay.
menl Of .aid notes, and application having been
made to me by the legal holder of said notes for
the sale of siad premises on account Of such de-
fault. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that default having been made in the payment of
said Indebtedness |. the undersigned. shall, on
"Wednesday. the Both day of April, 4. d.. 1862. at
10 O'Clock, i. NJ. of said day. by virtue Of the
power of sale in said trust deed contained. sell
on the premises Hereinafter described, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. the fol
lowing described real estate. tn-wit:
lot number eight - in block number four a.
III the town of LoUdcn COR SO much OF 1t as may
lie necessary to pay the amount OF lndehte dne5s,
TAXES and costs rs the same is laid down in map
OF said town, file in the Recorders Office, of
Cedar County. being the same premises described
in said deed Of Trust, together with the building
and appurtcnanCcs thereunto belonging, and with
all The right interest, and equity of redemp
ton of the grantUr and hGirs and assigns
therein. ". VI. III GAN, Trustee.
Nlul3tW
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Ak = = ! VI; ..4.:,
Mississippi and Missouri r. r.

NN and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1861, and
~ until further notice, trains will run rs fol-
lows:
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi.
cayo at as +. ".
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington. Zoo ".
Leave Wilton for Muscatinc. 100 NJ. 800 I'm
Arrive Mt wilton from Davenport
aud Chicago. lldo A. NJ
Arrive at Wilton from Mus atine,
At Has 4. N. 4 : 81 7. NJ
Arrive At Wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct connec.
tions with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
II. r. trains for all points east S nth 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 Ct
giving distinct directions as to the destination
OF their baggage. Also TO procure liz Gets before
taking their seats in The cars.
J.F TRACY. Supt
A. kIMBALL. Assistant supt
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State cf Iowa. Cedar CO., IS:
10 Esther q. Nharpless Hannah G.. Bali, John
Gibson, Thomas N.Gibson. l.ucGtta Gibson Lydia
A. Gibson, Sarah g. Morris, Tabitha Jane Glib.
son. LuCina Gibson, Ann Gibson, and Xachariah
Jenkins.
You arc hereby notified that there is now on
file in the otfire of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Cedar Co., Iowa, q petition of lamar g.
Humphrey. claiming of you the partition of the
following desCI bed zeal estate, situate in Cedar
Co., Iowa, viz:
The south half, ami the west half of the north
west quarter of the southeast quarter Of section
t"cnty-nine; and the north half of tic north
! west quarter OF section thirty two, all in town
! ship seventy-iline, north of range three West of
| the 9Th j. NJ.
| The said land being part OF the estate Of the
! late Samuel Gibson. Now, unless You appear
! thereto, ami defend. before noon of the second
/ day ct the next term Of sad Court 20 be begun
! and holden on the first Monday, in jane. \. D.
! lN%2, default will he entered against you, and
/ judgment rendered thereon as prayed in said
petition.
!YLVANi'> YATES
Plantii's Attorney.
Ordered that the ahore notice he published in
the Upton Advertiser for four successive weeks.
NONXp SHAW.
Clk Dist Court. Cedar Co.. lows.
linton. AIrjl Tth, 1862,
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NOTICE


VOU are hereby notified that the General As
i scmhly o: the STATE Of Iowa. have at their
prescn; session. passed a law lcvyng Tan
(callcd the Federal Tax Of Two Mills On each
dollars valuation as the same a,pca's on th Z
Tax Lists of 1851, and r qniring the anne to be
paid into the County Treasury of each County.
10y the last day OF May. H. :. section Of Sai |
act provides that the Tax Imposed i.y hi, Law.
shall draw interest at the same rate as other
TAXES, from and after .he first day of June ls62.
You will please act accordingly ~ am ready
to receive the same at any time.
G. L. lNGMAN, Treas.
&c Jar CO., Iowa.
iIfnI L, n IN.
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In Upton, every sunday during the warm
weather, at > o clock p M, commencing
on the first Sunday in May. The lecture
will be founded on common sense. At
ter lecture is finished, any one can ask
questions or make objections. tits hop.
ed that the freemcn in Upton will sustain
such lectures G.
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Upton POST.OFFICE.

Open from to II o'clock A. NJ and from to
L. NJ. On Sundays from p. NJ. to 6 Z. N.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily, at \. NJ
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes,
days and Fridays; closes at ) A. n.
iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
A. NJ.
davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at |
p. NJ.
Red OAK mail Wednesdays Saturdays at AN.
All drop letters must I've prepaid with stamps
1T the rate OF one cent each.
SIS. DANIELS, p. M
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1NHE ADVERTISER, having been restored 10 health
L in few weeks by very simple remedy, amer
having suffered several years with severe lung aec-
ton and that dread disease. Consumptionis anxious
to make known his fellow sufferers the ofeure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the pre-
preparing and using the same, which they will fnd
sUsE CrRS for CoSs MrrIoS, ASTHMA. BRoScHIrrs.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infoma-
ton which he conceives to he invaluable. and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
WILLANsBrsu, Kings County. New York.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DuBl.lC Notice is hereby given TO all person.
L interested in the estate OF Van +. Cox, de
ceased. late Of Cedar county. Iowa, that John II
Dickinson executor, has filed in the office of tn,
county judge Of said county, his final report o
II" settlement Of the affairs OF said estate an,
asks 10 he discharged from further duties ano
liabilities in the premises All persons interest
cd DESTROYS OF contc>,ing thu same, must do :,
on or before tn" first Monday in May. 4. d.. lN5?
or said report will tie confirmed praycl
therein.
j.. c. BELTS, County Judge.
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TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN.-Not is
hereby given that the naxs quarterly
meeting Of the Cedar County Teachers
Association will be held in the Presbyte.
rian Church, at Mechanicsyille, on Sat
urdsy, May 10th, 1862.
BY order of tx. Com.
w p WOLF Ch'r
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FRANK IEsLIE's MoNrnLY for May
is received. 1t is filled as usual with fine
illustrations and good reading. 1t CON
tains portraits Of Maj. Gen U. S. Grant,
Florence Nightingale, and the rebel Gen.
Buckner. The Gazette Of Fashion which
is incorporated with the Monthly is well
filled, aud has fifteen illustrations. The
next numbcr Will contain steel portrait
of Mrs Lincoln, which will be followed
by the portraits Of other representative
women. Terms, So a year. Address
Frank Leslie, 10 City Hall Square, n. Y.
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pD- The body of Lieut.. j. +. Comp
ton is to be sent to LeClaire for inter
ment. 1t will be remembered that he
was married to lady of LeClaire, afto,
he went into camp at Davenport
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W S. & Nj CHILDs are receiving their
new stock Of groceries, among which
may be found oranges, lemons, etc. They
have also some of the Western plants-
ton sirup.' l. e. refined sorghum which
i said to be extra nice.
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PRUf}iT,. NOTICE.

DtHLlC Notice is hereby given to oil person
l. interested in I'll" estate Of Joseph lavidsO n
deceased, late of Cedar county, Iowa, that Ehe-
nczer Davidson exec ut0r, has filed in the office
Of the county Judge, bis final report of the settle
ment oi the affairs Of said estate and asks to he
discharged from further duties and liabilities in
the premises. All persons interested DESTROYS
of cOntesting the same, must do 50 on or before
the first Monday in May A. II. lst2. or said report
will he confirmed aS prayed for therein.
&c. BELTS. County Judge.
Anril Sth lsGp 1y3
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~- DR.. Smith, the Dentist, has re-
moved his office to the room over Child:
grocery store See card
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e. &. NEsTLEROnE left for Ohio last
Monday, having heard that his father lay
at the point of DEATH