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For Bristol and intermediate Stations at llk A.
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For Palmyra, Riyertou, Delanoo, Beverly, Bur.
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to Qns Dollar per pound, and Win not Be- laSIS Or
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Cent? Clusts1 and Opal Bosom. Pir,.
gold moantnSs, 20 cents to q ,H...,, eo%
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"A OAK HAL CLoIuIus Roox.
opened ns1 rore l. No ~ ia % SEVENTH % street ., I In,
below Smith's where he hiss fine selestion Of N en-
ard Boys clothing at very low prices; he u desrous
Of having all his ole customers call on him. they
a Sss i. ss"s rs " sstoE Sss,
No <c4 Seventh street, nssr 3.
Cal. and sec ait, Bruce, at No 4a Seventh street,
Mr. Bruce hs. Fins Stock Of Clothing for Men
and Boys' wear ct NO s64 Sevsnth s.tst, opposite
City Post Othcs
Mr Bruce Is the manto please ths Boys In Cloth
ing, ut No sos seventh street
Everybody knows that Mt Bruce can sell Boys'
Clothing cheaper than aty one elss Ne, 45+ eev
euth Suest, opposite City Post OHics
For Men and pys' Clothing cali on Nr Bruce, 9,
Oak Hall TO 4si Seventh street, between K aud +.
Mr. Bruce Is the man to please you Ia 3cys Cloth.
ing, at Oak Hal, no 4S4 Seventh street, opposite
CITY rUst Cihts ss 9S-v8m
VIO IRVEsTOBs AND PArARTEEs.
MUEN co. ,proprisiors Of the sp.swiFo Ams.asa,
anu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A = e N II s.
Wuh Ssateen Year, experience IN the Business.
Refer to Hon, Judge Mason, Hou Joseph Holt
Hon " ID. Bishop, tx .Commissiohers of Psisnts
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum On % fst
FaInpnlet Of advice sent free ty mail
| mail
No absrs. kt consultation, orally " Dy mali
0fhoss, No. 81 Park Rcw, Fsw York; Washing
ton, ooI4eI Of and Sevautb Streets, opposite tie
fsslntOnsa Uf 1+aEn
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aH1ERIFF SALE.

10y virtue Of a special execution to me direct.
Is ed. issued from the ONCE Of the clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county Of CEDAR sno
State Of lows, In favor OF James Moore, ana
against Charles SHETLAND and Eltzs SwetlanG,
have levied upon the following property % the
property Of the said Charles swetlsnd and ELIZA
Sweuand. to-wit:
Beginning At the southwest corner OF lot SIX
(6) in block eleven (ll) ct the corner OF Cedar
and Sixth streets, in the town OF Upton. thence
north one hundred and one Q0U feet thence
east forty -four 90 feet thence south thirty.ons
(3U feet, thence west twenty coy feet, thence
s,uth seventy (7O) feet. thence west twenty.feur
Ca feet to the place Of beginning. Also Oil that
certain tract or lot beginning st the north est
corner Of said lot six (6) in block eleven QD ID
said town Of Upton. thence east forsy.fo.r AV
feet, thence south twenty-five (25) feet, thence
west forty. four 49, feet, then north twenty-five
(2) feet TO place of begnnin subject to the con-
dition OF lease which T, W. Harris holds upon
said twenty four (24 feet OF OF lot last described
all in Cedar county, Iowa, with the sppurtenan'
ces thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale ut pubic out
CRY at the court house door in the town OF Tip.
ton in said county. on Saturday the ID Gay OF
August A. D. 1862. at l O'Clock p. m. OF SAID
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this I'd day Of June. A. D. 1852.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per 8. W. RATHSuS, Deputy. mo price SeOVl
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of our artillery was engaged, and the
casualties are, therefore, not 30 numer.
Gus as might be supposed from the dura-
ton Of the fight, as the artillery used was
mostly ours. The eneuy's loss 10 doubt.
less considerably heavier than ours. It
will perhaps reach so killed and zoo
wounded.
The Times letter says the estimate of
our loss given in the telegrsphic report
70 the Associated Press will be found
much below tho mark. 1t is very slight,
considering the amount Of fighting done
and the result accomplished. but it can
not fall below 500 and may be nearer
ous.nd-probably 600 or 700.
The steamer Marion, from New Orleans
2Sth, has arrived.
A citizen had been condemned to two
years imprisonment for kidnapping = ne
gro in ths employ Of the U. s. officers.
The thermometer, On the 9th, was
DSo in the shade.
A Maine regiment broke up rebel
camp at Mauchac, Cabeut II miles below
Baton Rouge.] For some weeks there
had been 1900 rebels there, with num-
Der Of heavy guns. They left on tho ap.
proach Of our forces, leaving camp equip
ICE aud regimental covers.
Gen. Butler has issued modified form
# the oath for foreign residents, BY
which persons taking it swear only to
upport and defend the Constitution of
he United States.
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SEfERJPP SALE.

Df virtue Of an execution TO me directed.
ID issued from the Office nj the clerk of the
Dis.ric, Cour: in and for the county of Cedar
and STATE u Iowa, in favor OF Simeon Jennings
and against d. ". Hoy and Henry s,altcr, have
is'ied upon the following property. as the prop.
cry u the said b. W, Hoy to-wit:
sixty.lre head Of hogs over twelve month.
old On. third Of 100 acres Of wheat now Ivino
tat growing On the farm OF ID. W HOY and one
third Of eighty acres Of corn. on said farm in
Iowa township in said county; also, one dnn
hofse, years old; one bay horse, 8 years old:
one lay horse, year. old one gray mare fou,
years old; one lay mare, years old; one rray
h'ise colt years old, and three head OF mich
eo~s-ohe six years old, and the other two three
years old. Said horses and cattle are levied
upon subject to a 70, mer levy under execution
in favor OF Geo. Ship and against D. W. HOY:
Ana shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry .. the residence Of b. W. Hoy in iowa town.
snip, IN said county. on Monday the 2lst dav Of
Jaiy, A. d. 1852, at ii o'clock g. H. of said d.v
TO satisfy said execution and costs that NAV ac'
erue thereon. ~
Dated this 2Sth day Of June, A. D. 1852
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa
- "A'hscS' peputF pr fee s.
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NLW 4VnhD VSy As'
The attack of tho enemy, last Thurs.
day, 10 great force, necessitatel the STRAIT
egetic movement, and in changing bis
base, of course, White House landing
was abandoned. After an interruption
of communication between Mcclellan and
Washington for 4S hours, We learn bis
left wing touched James river, yesterday,
near Turkey island bridge. He immedi.
ately opened communication with Com.
Rogers, of tho Potomac fotills, aud thro'
him to Washington. The result msy be
that his steam transports may relieve his
soldiers of the fatigue Of marching on
Richmond by landing them near the reb.
Ell capital, after the guuboats have clear
ed away the distractions.
NEW York, June 80.
There is q rumor that some officers Of
Gen. McClcllan's army say that during
the retreat of the right wing Mcclellan
advanced the left wing some five miles,
to a lofty eminence, where large quaint
ity of charcoal is being used to heat shot
for Richmond The position is 10 easy
Smelling distance of the city. Rumors
say that Gen. Burnside has landed in the
rear of Fort Darling, and oil his available
troops we're ready to attack it. An off.
Ger reports Richmond is already on fire
from hot shot. These reports are given
without vouching for their credibility.
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THE ORIGINAL
HOlUE SEiUJ1iG MneHIKFS

ss~>- As:.A~ss Sss 1AAS00Q0vdSAeeSA in
Recent and important Improvements having
been put to this Machine, renders it now the
most perfec: before the public. and persons at
distance can order Machine with guarantee
of its prompt and safe delivery, and that they
will be able to manage it to their entire sstfsfac
ton. No more breaking needles. No more miss
ing stitches No trouble in making any gar
mcnt, however delicate or heavy on the same
machine. either in cambria cloth or leather: and
for dress makers, shirt makers, talors, hat bind
ers, shoe binders, or gaiter fitting, as we'll as for
every variety of family sewing. THEY HAVE no
SUPERIOR. and will be sold at much less price
than any other machine capable Of doing the
same range of work.
Send for descriptive catalogue Of styles and
prices. A few responsible agents will be dealt
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines, 437
Broadway. New York.
no2Syg Y
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SHERIFF SALE,

DY virtue Of an execution to me direct
ID ed, issued from the Office of the clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar
and State Of Iowa, in favor of Joseph Shanks
and against Amanda NJ. Morton and J, II. Pat.
ton, executors Of +. Morton, deceased, | have
levied upon the following property as the prop
erty Of the said Amanda NJ. Morton and j. H.
Patton, executors Of L. Morton. desc ased, towit:
The south Of the north east and the north
Of the south east and the north east Of the
south west and the south part Of the south cast
Of the north west Of section five - in town
ship eighty-two 80 north of range one % west
Of the fifth p. m, with the appur,enances
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont
cry at the court house door in the town Of TIP
ton, in said county. on Saturday the I'd day Of
August. A. ID. 1862, at i o'clock a m. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs tina, may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 30th day Of June A. D. 1862.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
Per :. W. RATHBrS. Deputy. [pr fee So 90
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Detailed Account Of the Late BATH Ne.,
kichmond
NEW Ynpy Jur. %

The Herald publishes . letter giving
oe.aiied account Of the fight, On the 18Th,
before Richmond. /. says Wednesday.
The 10th, vas sigual!ed by another glori,
GUS struggle, between the Uuioa troops
and the rebels, 10 which the former were
twice victorious. Abou: 5000 of on,
men that day encountered two divisions
OF the rebel army, a shor. distance be.
yond Fair Oaks, and drove them back .
mile. ny remarkable blupder We re-
linquished oil the ground gained a, soon
IS We had obtained possession of it, and
then, when the error was sifted snd un.
derssood, our gallant lads went At it again
and corrected the missile and maintained
the position Then, At night, but little
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION

The Republicans of Cedar county are hereb,
notified that a Delegate County Convention viii
he held at Upton, on Saturday. the 18th day Of
July A. D. 1852, at one O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the Republi
can State Convention, to be held 1t Des Moines
on the 23d day Of July; also delegates to the
Congressional Convention for the Second Con
gressional District to be held ct Lyons on the
27.h day OF August; and also delegates to the
Judicial Convention for the Eighth Judicial
District.
The several townships are requested to send
their proper number of delegates TO the County
Convention, the ratio Of representation to he
one delegate for each township, and one for each
forty votes cast for krkwood for Governor at
the last election, and one additional delegate for
every fractional vote exceeding twenty.
Loyal citizens, without regard to former polit.
ical associations who are in favor Of giving the
national administration an homes. support in a
thorough and vigorous prosecution OF the war
for the suppression of the rebellion, and to Sc.
cure the blessings Of liberty, are cordially inyit.
ed to cooperate with US throughout the County.
BY order Of the Central Committee
WM. II. TUTHILL, Chairman.
WV. r. WoLr. Secretary.
Tiptor, June 2sth, 1852.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Df virtue Of a special execution to me direct.
ID ed. issued from the office of the clerk Of the
district court in and for the county OF Cedar.
and state Of Iowa, in favor of Charles SHETLAND
ana now assigned to W. II. Tuthili, and against
John A. Louden and Charity Londcn. l have
levied upon the following Property as the prop.
erty OF the said John A. Loudeu and Charity
Louden to-wt:
The south half Of lot ten 10 and the north
half OF lot nine 49, in block number nineteen 40
IN the town OF Upton, Cedar county. Iowa, with
the appartenances thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tin
ton, in said county, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
July. A. ID ls62. at one o'clock. D. M, of said
day 70 satisfy said execution and costs tna. may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of June. A. D, les2.
DAVID PLATSER
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
Per :. W. RATuBrs, Deputy. [pr fee $500
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EXECUTORS SALE

DUBL1C notice is hereby given that the IN.
der'igned, as executor Of the estate OF
Amanda N. Yeager. deceased. late Of Cedar coun.
w Iowa, 10 pursuance Of the authority In him
vested by the order and decree Of the county
court OF said county, made at the June tern,
thereof 1862 will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest and best bidder. the followinR
real estate tO-wit:
The east half OF the west half OF the south.
west quarter Of section no. twenty one an Of
township no. seventy. nine 49, Of rance no. I've
~ west OF 9Th principal meridian, being 70 scres
more or less.
Said sale will take place 1t the late residence
Of a. N. leager. at what Is known Is the 10.
Gust Grove House, /" in said section ~ -, ~.
"a day OF August. 1862. at IL o'clock. A M
Terms: one-third cash. and one. third each in on.
and two years, with interest at ten per cent.
GEORGE W. HUMPHREYS
Executor OF estate Of A. NJ. Ysager. d,ed.
PIArr SrIcER, Att'ys w.
n25y9 3w
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SHERIFF SALE

virtue Of An execution to me direct.
~ ca. issued from the Office Of the CIerl ~, =.
n,s'tict Court in and for the county Of ceda,
against D. q lGTa IN favor ofGeoree Ship and
loving n,o,s., n'y. nave levied upon the fol-
W. Hoy. to.wit: " '"e se'd ~
Jne auh horse eight years old; one b.y horse
ons yesrs old; one bay horse. seven years cid I;
,h the gray mare. four years old; one boy mare.
ola. yest1 DID, one gray horse colt two years
NV, ana three head Of milch cows, one eix
years old and the other two. three yesrs old:
ana shall odsr the same for sale ., public
outcfy at the residence Of b. w. HOY in Iovs
tScwhshlp. in said county. on Saturday The 5th
.. 1uIyA'.D: 1862. At ii O'Clock .. m. Of said
DAY, to satisfy said exec ton and cos,. IL.
accrue thereon. "s'
dated this 18th day Of June. A. D. 1862
DAVID PLATNER,
d. ~ Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
ref >. ". RArHsus. deputy. for fee $500
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thus far proved they were what they had
represented themselves.
Com. Farragut has since sent DIS.
patch to Captain Davis. 1t was brought
to Memphis Saturday morning by the
ram Dick Fulton. Capt. Davis immed''
a,elv coaled the Benton and started down
the river. Others of the feet we're soon
to follow.
The Forest Queen left here this morn
ing fer below. Important news may be
expected from below -.
Captain Turnkey, Quartcrmaster at this
post, left for Memphis Saturday evening,
and the river transportation office will
be moved to tie same place next Wed.
nesday.
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The Late Battle near Richmond.

special TO the chicago journal.
New YORK, June 80.
The New Yord Heraids report, dated
June 9th, states that our killed, wound.
ed and missing on that day reached
twelve hundred.
The object of the movement was to
bring Pcrter's and other divisions into
more close connection with the rest of
the army-in fact, changing the whole
front Of the whole Of our forces, with our
centre aud left pressing on Richmond
itself, which would be done, it was
thought, on Saturday.
1t was virtual surrender or vacation
Of the long line Of defense heretofore
kept up to Mechanicsville, in order to
have the whole force within more effect.
i've distance, also to allow the rebels to
follow up, and. if possible, bag them.
Mcclellan ordered Porter to withdraw
to two miles this side of Gaines Mills
early Friday morning, which was done,
had gaiOed a victory over our IT tro OPS;
slowly moving back 10 order, fighting as
they went, crossing the Chiekahominy,
and reached the position designated for
their occupation by Mcclellan. The reb.
els we're followed in great confusion -
By 8 p. m, a general heavy engagement
here took pace, lasting till seven, when
lull took place; but the rebels again re-
newed it with greater ferocity, having
been reinforced
Our brave men stood the unequal con-
test like heroes. Canister, shell, grape,
aud muske.ry did fearful havoc.
Our force, were increased by Generals
Slocum's, Palmer's and Meagher's brig
AIDES, and the rebels badly beaten.
Meagher's brigade went into the fight
with their coats of and sleeves rolled up,
fighting like tigers
The ground Gen. Mcclellan ordered
Porter to occupy aud hold was occupied
and held the first part of the day. Por.
ters corps only contending against the
rebels whom subsequently reinforce
ments swelled to the number Of $4,000.
The rebels had 10000 under Gems.
Lee, Anderson aad Branch
The West Point (Va.) correspondent
Of the New York Erening Post, under
date Of the 9th, states that it was re-
ported there that our pickets we're driv-
en- 10 on the afternoon of the Goth, at
White House, and the shipping had all
been sent to West Point from White
House.
/ 4 rebel mail captured states that Beau.
regard arrived At Richmond with the
major portion of his army-that 1000
had been sent to reinforce Jackson, so
tina. the latter could at once attack our
right and flank our army, while Lee
could make desperate attack in front
The Philadelphia Inquirer states that
soldiers BY the steamer State Of Maine
report tina. when they left White
House On Tuesday, it was believed that
the advance guard Of Jackson had driven
10 our picke.s Eve miles to the rear
The Cnion regiments and all at White
II ouse able 70 bear arms were At once or.
dered out. Word was sent to Casey's
Divisions, and oil trees on the Pomunkey
rive, cut down to give place to batteries
on the gunboats.
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Republican State Convention.

Notice is hereby given that delegate Rcpub
lican State Convention will be held at De.
Moines on Wednesday the 23d Of jay, 1862. for
the purpose ofputtlng in nomination a Secreta.
ry. Treasurer and Auditor of State, Attorney Gen.
eral and Register of the State Land Office, and
for the transaction of such other business as
may be deemed expedient when met.
The ratio OF representation will be Is follows,
viz: One delegate from each organized county;
r one DELICATE for hsaalsd sse: sss'
ed States in 1860, and one additional delegate
for any fractional vote exceeding fifty.
Loyal citizens, regardless of former political
associations, who are in favor Of giving tie Ma
tional administration an honest support, in thor
ough and vigorous prosecution Of the war for
the suppression Of rebellion, are invited to CO.
operate throughout the State.
JOHN n. DEWEY, Chairman.