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, 1862-04-04

By tkc Nt0 York nc have full reports Of
very Interesting des'ate, held on March 17th,
in the House of Commons, OF the resolution
q Mr. Horsfall, N. P. from Liverpool, 1cclar-
ing that TIE "prescnt state Of international
"law upon maritime rights OF belligerents
"and ncutrals, is i'll defined and unsatisfacto.
*'ry, and clains the carly attention of Govotn.
"mcnt.'' The resolution VAS opposed,
as being merely declaratory, and conse-
qucnty uselcss. As such, indeed, 1t would
present little worth our notice here, hut for
Iltcrior purposes avowed, and collateral points
brought in the course of the discussion.
The ultimate object Of its mover, as also Of its
! many supporters, is not only the revision Of
The international code III general, but cspc-
ciaNy the extension Of the Declaration of
Paris, 20 as to embrace the principle that all
private property at sea, whether Of neutrais or
Of bc1ligcrents, shall be exempt from capture !;
that very doctrine which Mr.. Marcy, seven
| years ago. vain1y urged the Powers at Paris to
adopt as lawi:
+: 1fr Bright, who may always be expected to
znpge himself with just, humane; or liberal
| idea, upheld that principle in an able aud ex-
tended argument. He showed that the de-.
| struction Of private property had never
, 1862-04-04

FL
It is said much Of the opposition which
Marylanders arc making to the emancipation
uf slaves in the District Of Colum5i, arises
from the ftar that Washington, under the nes
impulse freedom would give i, would become
commercial city aud Il dangerous riva! to
Baltimore. There is reason i'll this Wash-
ing1on has considerable advantages for foreign
Trade 1t lies, IL reality, nearer the sea than
Baltimore; the Potomac, up to the city, is
deep and always acc. .ssible to tic lafgest
merchant ships; aud the southern and
easily and rroftablS be improved. Give 10
the national capital the important odds Of
freedom, AID money and enterprise would at
once be drawn thither; Washington would
tske its place among the Commercial cities Of
the continent; and citizens Of the District
would no longer be tretted BY complaints OF
the Inconvenience Of having the capital in an
unimportant village.
AS 1;or the Jealousy Of Marylandcrs at this
prospect, it. is unnecessary. If they want to
them make Maryland free too.
, 1862-04-04


HEADQUARTERS aoru ILLINOIS 1sFANTRr.l
CAMP NEAR p1T7sBEnG, Tenn, March n, 81.
Ncesrs. J. c. Wright, c. II, Walker and D, Thoml-
con:
Tour letter Of the 18th inst. and the ac-
company ing stand Of coaors reached here
to-day.
1 beg in behalf of myself aud MY command
to thank you, gentlemen, aud through you the
generous donors, for this beautiful gilt. NV
friends could have testified their approval Of
NY conduct in no manner orc gratifying to
my feelings than this, for il is an GoE0r that
al m. brave soldiers can share equally with
myself
Iacccpt this splendid stand Of color=, and
in accepting them plcdge you that while the
Twentieth las an existence, so long shall your
beautiful gift be chcrished-so long shall they
bear them Mt their country's call iii the front
Of battle; and pure aud uusullied as they this
day receive then, so pure aud unsullied hy any
taint Of cowasdice or any stain Of dshonor, will
they bring them back Confident Of the integ-
rity, courage and discipline Of my command,
] make this pledge in no spirit Of idle boast
iug, but With the earnest feeling Of 4 soldiers
heart, who refers with an honest pride to the
rast conduct Of his command as the best
guarantee and surest pledge OF their future
behavior.
need express to yon my qualification that
my regiment have proved themselves worthy
to be the bearers asd defenders ofour countr}'5 S
Rag. Your kind appreciation OF onr
forts in its behalf will add new energy to 4
soldiers zeal, and when next called upon to
face The traitor foe, the sight Of these beauti-
| full flags, callingto remembrance our friends of
| Chicago, will cause us to press forward with
| renewed courage to Z glorious victory or a
patriots grave: Again thanking you Tor this
| 6indross, and hoping that soon, the troubles
Of our beloved country being ended, we shall be
| permitted to meet you and those friends who
have II meInbefed us.
I an,, MY dear sirs, your very ob'tit sery't,
| c. C. MARSH, Col. 20th Ill Infantry.
, 1862-04-04

The rebel Congress has not removed The in
junction Of sccresy from any, Of the reports OF
The heads Of departments, with the exce2: ion
OF that OF the Postmaster General The Rich
mond Ena'niner learns, however, that the esti-
mates ofthe Navy Department have been large
ly Increased under the secret acts of The Pro-
visionA Congress, which have authorized the
enlistment OF two thousand additional seamen
and large additions to the officers Of the navy.
The officers Of the navy authorized to be en-
paoyed under these acts are: Two captains,
i've commanders, ffe5 1ieutenan:s, ten assist
mt pa5naslcrs, thirty assistant surgeons, one
hundred acting masters, one hundred acting
nIdshfpmen, thirty setting first assistant en-
gineers, fifty acting second assistant engineers,
and fifty acting third assistant engineers.
, 1862-04-04

Huurs for Consultation from 4. II. to ST. II,
No7k-The Office in Chicago IL under the personal
Attendance Of Dr. JANIS HuGTEk- DrA 4. & J..
.entton to affections of The Respiratory Organs ca.
Urist1e treatment Il tacse diseases Iy inhaaS lie
med,t ne ines pEeacribeS dine.ly into The lung and
lions. initiated BY lhcIn 1ttE1r extensive Practice
and sucree6 therefore taye given them experience
Uneoua'1tI In their xpcciAlisy.
Those u 10 uc2hlc to visit Chicago md yet
desiTous Of consulting, can do 80 By le1eI.
mh8fhH51w
, 1862-04-04

THICAGO. RITRJJNoToN

Passenger Trains Iesve and ar4fTe Il ehtr.,,
1qFs9gay Exgsss9 and MAJ leayes Chicago = E l.
9reptsd) Night Express leavca Chicago A. II Is 81
Ssstn5days e1cegted0 arrives At 5as A. Il, 1NoadaJs
exceptedl Mendoza Accommodation Ieayes T:hfra5 =
549F NJ Eundass e1cep:ed) arEtvFH At u o. As 81 :.
1ennda5s e1cEpted) C. g. HAANOSD. 91n't
, 1862-04-04
A Great Telescope

Mr.. Avan Clark, Of Cambridge, Msssachu-
setts, has constructed IN achromatic telescope,
eaid to be the largcst in the world The glass
has foesa distance Of twenty y-three feet, and
diameter Of eighteen inches. The glass re-
wolves the sextuple star Theta, one Orionis,
which is regarded as severe test Mr. Tutt}e
Of the Boston Society OF Natural History. tells
what further has been disclosed by it:
"Thc' telescope was then directed to the
bright star Sirius, the most brilliant star in the
whole heavens, and Populariy known az the
Dog Star" AL eyes eagerly sought for the
a. Minute nns c9mpsnslon stas wh!sa Mr Clark bad
, 1862-04-04

Il John Zimmerman md jacob Bergman Of The
Co Of Cook and State OF 1llinos did on TIE Stli dag
efAu, A. 1857, EcaEc. execute and ftlycr to tho
cersgncda Deed Of Trust OF the lets OF land and 7re
Hereinafter mentioned to secure the payment Of
four certain proFsoy notes IN FAtd decd sescrtbed,
E,ndc By the said Zimmerman anu Bergman. all Of even
date With said dced for the sum Of dve hnad-pd
aud fourteen dollars {S5i5l payable year after ta
cate: for tie Fu. Cf for lHa !rea and ninety dol.
&-1 {1 7aEa6c tEo years after It's dat. Que for tie
Of s1z nnGdre3 and sixteen dollars t5}. payable
three Year, after its date aud one for fhc ol five
hundred and egltCth:re dollars 1885, rayah!: foar
years after It's date, all payable to the order OF N
1g.art which =aid Deed OF Trust Is reor3cd in the
Ae~ord.rs Office In sd fer the County Of Cook acre
ea, In book la9 OF Geeas At pece Es. AM vt r.sls
default hes been made In the payment Of the ErsE two
Of Haid notes. principal and tntares; and the whole Of
the same IL now due and unPad and the legal h2ldcr
Q; the same has lnate application to ne to eel sas
property IN said Trust Deed described for the purpose
of paying tho saMe
the pusrcRe Of the sid notes shall on on115,
daY ct the north front doos Of the E3rc Eoss IL tae
auction to tic highest hacr Tor cash the lots Of Land
eenye;e. bsinE Lots Two ~ and tlrcc 20 Z the
seyeH a. ToK rst1p thi1t e!gf.t @ moi n R!7a fo-
teen CIsl Of the Principal Meridian being ten
acres Of land, or trsi with all the right and
equity ef redemption Ct tte 8sid John Zcmcran SD
EerEE1a1, their heiEa and assigns thste1n.
GEORGE ". LAT, jE- Trustes-
J. CLAEEsoS, jttoEEty- ,....
fSaFeaAr RfH~ck 10 icsS HHl9-H31+lW
, 1862-04-04

4 KTILLERY AND CAVALRY
81 asshf! extra rice lot q sab;se pe.ts
Dfaes Eanntaete. Also. Infantry Re3d and Lsna Of
se II t9e bsSs articles ade Smith and We
ssao1laeF sSspps h1Elee DC. &c. at eoed very chea1
~ ca4n. =; q BOWEN. 10 CLARK street. Cup stetrsl
oVct rEe un1ted States Express 0Bce. QCl31Y
, 1862-04-04

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
r. sSH2s5fFa Gss5s 2! G6aais Sss ss
and Peter ~ Peckhan-Attashmeat
Rub:is n9tice i t5ehy Giyen to the 81 Sasa a. Dennis
ment isfuea ont ri tic oce Of tue Clefk Of he So
psrier Ccut Of Chicago date1 the FRS day q A:.rt
Peter ". Feckbam. for the sun Of THen'ySiye HHn-
s!sed Dollars directed 70 t.e Sheriff OF Cook County,
Now, therefore. un1eas yoE Le said Denlfs Beach
and Peter n Pccsa1r F::i personally be and arlear
Eyrre Tug said surer:os Goult Fl Clsaso Or be1oss
day Ct Jdre A. D. 1. give srecial ba:l and plead t.
a. a an il eef 81 g ss M Il sas :
ssssy !ae IA jacfzasn s "a s2;tS "A ; .Sld 10
VIZ. I. prEGEss Ia proper. apanOisW
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, ss.aasuperior Court Of Ghicaso. Arril
ro1npany vs.. Unioz Manufacturing Goppany.-Attaeh:
Public notice Il hereby given to the saI Union Manu-:
ss t M as 1s 81 tse q 3
Il s t aaSG q
e e su e u s * sa
tisht nuntIrel ana Lilo dollars dir:r:vd 70 s:e
serias Of Cock Zane CorEties, which Sa.d ~fita
srfins comrsny. s1 y,e2so*a1!s bs aud aPEeaF bfore
II H. s asT qss s e 1sr M 1t IT,
ATrL l. D. is 9te special bail and plead to the sa.d
end in fasor oi tho sale Flart IT, ant much of ti'e
property attached may be sufficient 70 satisfy the
duaseat and costs III e. VI f. 5S471 ,ss s2E
GALLUP E17czcocK. PlrTs A:t.ya nh:u MSS IN
, 1862-04-04

%TATE UF 1I4IIHU1S, CVU II
~ OF CuoE. S. Circuit Court Of Cock County
Anil Term Sc. EA:u tcos3nt VS. James n g. als
Nanerr1 Rr.rs Ra;rh y. Hill. Seth G. Hargool HI
ran Beerp AID E;a1EoA Wlcele,-lu Cnahcery-
afiIGayi: Of the residence Of J4E,es II. Beers
Marcrva nsels. Hiram Be:rs and Elanson Wheeler, de
saGc1r Slow aEa having heeg died IN the Office Of
s6e1tPT ever p the IS ssiq James s Bees Asaelys
5opiecant sed Els a11e.ded biI af IL sa:d
Court On sAs r5a9Ca1y ede thereof On Tie ta da5 OF
cut Of said Cpprt against SAID defendants 1etusaabe
on TIC SECOND aoaaay Of April next, {se2) IS Is bE
Nov, 11lsss xou, the sald James IL Beers, Marcr7a
Beera Htssr9 Beera and ElanEon Wheeler, sahli per.
soGaGy Re and appear b8fore I'D Ccus Court o. Cope
Coun the nts1 dsy ofthe neu April tsrm shcseofto
!. he.aen 81 cae9s1 a sa5d County, - ths ass9aq
to the sa.d coup!anants amended h.A Of co:nptaiGi
the sasce and The matters and tfings therein cGssg
Entered against gcu according to the pSs5es q ssc
bill.
J. f. HAEaouES, Conp1asrarts 9ne!tnE ,r-,.
fahIEQ4ll-.E NA. b. GEV6G&. N1e1k
, 1862-04-04

NJ RAuRuAp:--EHEH7.A AHAsesseSEtZ;+ - ~ TIM VII,
,ssTe Wei1s vi @ eFees 5ePot . foE F
M46 Il and si3 70; E;iEGeTa ssS.an. md iufsT@
@edlase Po5: "a ssa IL 1f5.'stsdlasa s. pofSs
tx 3 for EiE!u HelT1defe: Hocktosa 20 t1tstEs
dsts poat SO y e. gsGj .1f jsnesy.IIs Hi eaSs
fhe E lis l. & Hsa FaeseEEefs feF Gt.. 1afs AS,
Eenly. Kch1o.ad &. 5s1ssgHS III a" e@ ''*AAe"
GsealsS CsEs o. night tEstnE; Z u, f,o- e., n,sx
aN WHEELER Gen. Passenger Agent II
, 1862-04-04
o. Vlnur anti :zf eco.


ATATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COOK, Ss-sn7erior Cnurs Of. .Chcae, June
Term. is;2. Tnti,ilI kiaE. Wilson Z. Dayis Hsn,an
kingfhury- William Rogers. Tho,naE1:. King. Ho21re
Warren. Valentine Il. Aa1elall and Elijah Bus7-1a
Chanccry-
Affidavit having bre made that neither wilson G.
Davis, J1cman Ktngsbury and Valentine H. Marshall.
three Ct thu defendants atoye named be found
en- due inquiry. 60 tsal prccCss can be served upaa
sa n t11 oa ga ~ s.S u hsne e HSa
to !te said Wilson c: ussfs Henian ktn:sshn!y and
Valentine II. Nlar=al1 thst the complainant flied his
bill oE complaint In said Court the Chs ace-y side
thereof the 18th tsAy OF March, ~. and that
mons hercrrcn tsSNeI cut Of sh1d Court Ainet s11
dtfendants retulnab:e on The l15t Monday Of June
next, .et2> IS is hy 1GW required.
Now, rn1ess ycu. the SAID Nfltcl c. Daris HeTaa1
Kngs5u1y and Valentine IT, Marshall, shs1 personally
liz and appear before said Superior Court Of Chicago
Cook county, the FIRST !y of the term thereof tG
te holden stl in said county, on the first Mo1
day OF JHne LG9, aud pteat an5.7et 1emuT to tht
Eai. con pa'nans a;lt Of complaint the same and ths
tas. confessed a-d iccrrc entered a,a1nss yoG
according to the rraStr Of said OIL
WILLIAMS. WocnEEpGE i GRANT, Comps soils.
, 1862-04-04
Tbc Ttihtttte.


Aiita'y Charges Gen. HaUeck-.cuuiso,,-
Camp Gf the Fiyst Caralrst- -Disei pl;ne-1n-
dians-Forcss at Fort Scott, etc,
, 1862-04-04

LIVE STOCK.
Grsycse and Farf.sess VIE h1d tte t1e tsost L1>a1-
egeers .oue. for Live Stocsh Capactor. Yards YEA
pate.ed and snppltsa VIII, avery con Eeaiehse s1x
Teen openu tis Inns 8ld It's CONNECTIONS REG eFex
xttcatoE In paid 70 tteF wants. From HnszAbCrH1f
whc:e VIII be fo1na eveTT convenience for feeding
NEW YORK aud BALTIMORE MAEaETS- This VII
also be f0ur:t the FEortp$t, qCkess and most dhs
route for Stock to New foFa-tvf2- AiautoEajAEF
viii fever changes thaa nay Other.
EHOCH LEWIS, Genl sup't. Aitoorh, Pa.
I'll HOUSTON, Gea1 Freight Agent, Pti!ades.;:ts.
, 1862-04-04

VAULTS AND OUT-HOUaES
cleaned vesy cheap by JOHN LASEN, 81 Enrth
<as1k sSees, andsn aid s!5 STATE street. q. Box
EN- 4QIS 4$5p IN
, 1862-04-04
1S61-WIATER TEE &RRANeE'
F;tehIgan Sauthern aaa Lake ShsEe

EKw ToKK DAY EIrRxss: ..-...-
Eoads eoaaectt=f st ElGasEt K!sa t1.slE q: AZ,
Rverp Al adrian With Galns for Jacs4oa. a EiS.
Line Ju.s.on Wit. te:E1 s3F Socrc5 zua IT,
ETpir.
RIGHT EXPRESS:
63l 2. X tAtI3 <e1cspt EaturdnT3, I'll o.G E,tz:.
gan Road. com ecI1uE at Airline Junction Y.ae.
trains Ior Detroit
nlrs arrive ffo11 TIC EasI ct 1a-s5 il. Il 6Ed 2. f.
LII the x4GTG tratnE MAZE regular co1ae4so1l Is
EEnklrk. Buffalo, EiaEaEs Fails, Alhsn9, New Yo<z
aas:o1 rh:lade!ps!h. Baltimore and ~ points Eask
Improvements. TIE On Might Tra!n8
Though Tickets Cau be ottatled st tda CoElpaA3E
c3ee S Clark s:recs a2deT TIE Shenaa Hecs= q =
the DeEot eo:ne. e Van 8a1eo aud She1na2 SssncE =
E[e9T S,Int Toisafo O. Fe1I Wsstarn AEt
, 1862-04-04

II is reported that the, Acting Brigadier,
Col. Dci.zles, has rccclytd orders to move with
his force down TO Fort Smith, Arkansas, as
also Col. Mitchell, commanding the Second
Kansas, now On the marcl, from Quindaro to
Icavenworth. There arc stationed in aud
around Fort Scott seven regiments and two
batteries. These arc Dsftzle1s Brigade, con
sisiius Of the 1st, 5th, 9Th Kansas, 18th Wis
consin, and Robb's Battery, light guns.
Doub!edsy's Brigade consists of his own
regiment, I'd Ohio cavalry. the 9th and 12th
Wisconsin, and Hollister's Battery Of United
States Light ARTILLERY, Of four guns This,
with Col. Mitchcll's regiment Of three battal-
lions, will make column OF eight regiments,
four Of infantry numbering in all 3, 500 men,
and four Of c.valry numbering 900 men, with
12 euns and 800 men-in all, IN effective force
Of little less than eight Thousand men.
With such force moving through the east
trn portion OF the Indian Territory, Colonel
Jtnoison, with bis cavalry aud the indians,
could readi1y move southwark to restore those
people TO their lands, q measure imperatiyely
required for their welfare as well as our own
Of general news there Is little stirring. The
weather still continues inclcment aud the
grass is very backward for this region. shall
write sgain in 4 few days, when Hope to com.
muuicate forward movement.
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue Of special executionto me dlIeet
Is ed issued from the Office of the clerk OF the
SN,reMe Count, in and for the state OF IOWA. u
fayey OF james Moore and against Charles swet'
land and " ife As principal and John NJ: Monet D
security on appeal bond. have levied upon VIZ !.
following property as the property Of the ss'o
Charles Swetlanl and wife, town.
BegInning a. the southwest corner OF ios '1
(Gl in block eleven (ll) at the corner OF Ceoss
and Sixth streets. ia i've tsxh OF Upton running
thence north one hundred and onc iol) hss'
theme ecast fortyfour feet, thence south shrtyone
(3D feet thence west twenty (.ol feet' tnenee
south seventy t7o) feet, thence west twentyious
"a feet to the place of beginning Also OIL 'nss
certain tract or lot beginning ut the noftnaess
corner of said lot six 81 in block eleven ttI} ID
said town of Upton. running thence east Is1y
fo.r feet thence south twenty-five feet teeecs
w,s, forty. -four ~ feet thence norm f"easJTs
Ioi1 feet to r4aee OF be ginning subject TO tne cor
dition OF a lease which 7, W. Hnrris holds opo.
said twenty forr f2) feet of Of lot last descsiDes
ali in Cedar county, Iowa, with the sPpursensn'
ces thereon.
,rv AZ The court house door in the town OF Tip
ON. in Cedar county, in said state OF Iowa. on
Saturday the 30,h day of August A u. 1863 q u
''clock 4 Of said day. to satisfy said execp-
ION and costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated tbs 3oth day Of July. A. D. 1922
David pLA1NBn,
sheriff .: Cedar county, lo~e-
y1nH2 Epr fee - 90.
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RIOOd and Liver SvrlD,

Statement, Of Mr.. Nc Williams, uho is On Elder in
Rev. Horace Baslnetrs Church, regarding the
cure Of his daughter.
MEssRs. A. l.. SCovILL & Co.-Dcar Si,s:-I
feel it my duty to write you and let you know
what Your BLooD and LIVER SYRUP has done for
my daughter, and that by publishing it, Others
who suffer from the same disease may know OF il
and by its use derive great benefit. My daught
er Eliza has been sorcly afflicted with the Scrof
ula, and attended with great pain, for more thar
two years. She had some .hre or sir running al
GERS on one of her sect one on her hip, and one
on her back. She commenced using the Blood
and Liver Syrup. and as the medicine acted on
the blood, the sores commenced to heal. The
limbs are getting strai ght--she is now gaining
strength | have only used three bottles Of the
medicine, and she can walk quite well. One Of
the limbs is but little, if any, shorter than the
other. Your Blood and Liver syrup has done
uonders in restoring her health. With the great
es, respect, | remain, Yours,
NJ. MCWILLIAMS.
Cincinnati. Feb. %, 1859.
ss-See advertisement.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of a special execution to mo direct
) 3D. 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 John "aggoner
and against o. p. Reeves, d. NJ. Culver and Mary
49,, a. Tho nroperty OF the said @. p. Reeves,
d N. Culver and Mary Reeves, to-wit:
The west half Of the southwest quarter o, sec.
ton number sixteen 40 in township number
eighty 900 north of range number (2l west OF the
fifth p. m, in Cedar county, Iowa. with tne ap'
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
wv a, the court house door in the town OF up
,on in aid county. on Saturday the 9th day OF
Scntember, 4. D. 1862, at o'clock a m; OF sara
day, to satisfy said execution and costs 'na' n''
'' na,sd this list day Of August, 4: D. Is6y;
Dateo 'h'' ' DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff Of Cedar county lows
vspsl (rr fee $3.50
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pa-The second company that has been
organized in this county, under the late
call of the Governor, met on Monday last
and elected s. d. johnson, Captain; J..
G. Cue, 1st Lieut.. E. H. Pound, I'd
Lieut.; and John johnson, Let Sergeant.
The other officers will DO elected hereaf.
ter. The first man in this company was
sworn in on Thursday last. We think
that this is getting up a company in
"double quick" time. What county in
Iowa can beat it: The company is COM
posed Of as 6uo looking set of men as
you will End anywhere. 1t is expected
that they will get into the Gath regiment.
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INFANrIolDR On last Saturday morn.
ing J. K. Snyder, Esq, found in a we'll
near the southwest corner of the steam
mill block, the body of female infant.
An inquest vas held by VIM. Elliott,
Esq, IS Coroner Drs. c. L. Chambers
and II. II. Maynard were called in to
make q post morton examination, and
they found fracture of the right malar
bone, also of the nasal and upper maxil'
larry bones. They gave it Is their do.
cidod opinion that the child had lived
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-14
SHERIFF SALE.

10y 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 Town. in favor Of Montgomery Fra
seur, and against Henry Crow and Matilda Crow,
have levied upon the following property as the
property of the said Henry Crow and Matilda
Crow, towit:
The south half of the southwest quarter OF sec
ton number twenty-five (22); also the south half
of the north half Of the southwest quarter OF
section number twenty two (22l; all in township
eli phtv-onc isl) north of range number three 81
west OF the 5th prime pal meridian Also the north
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
sixteen NG) in township number eighty Iso)
north of range number three (3) west OF the NTH
principal meridsn. containing one hundred ana
sixty acres $50 with the appurtenances thereon
And shall offer the same for sale at pubic out
cry at the court house door in the town o. LUZ r,p
ton. in said county on Saturday the s0th aay ~
August A, D., 1862 at one O'Clock. p. M a.. n
day. to satisfy said execution and COSTS '""' D''
a' n.ted this soth day Of July a. d. Iss1s
sheri6of Cedar county Iowa,
vsn3l fpr fee 5000
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-14

HURRA FOR GOLD CEDAR. "-Three
weeks ago last Wednesday, Capt. Rath.
bun commenced to recruit for his COM
pany, and now it is filled to the maxi
mum, as is also Capt. Johnsou's com
pany. VIM. Dugau, Esq, of Louden,
has about 20 sworn in; Mr.::Ilannagan,
at Mechanicsville, has about 40, and a
company is being raised west of the Ce-
dar, aud all with prospect of being
speedily flied up. Over 800 volunteers
in three weeks is as good work as we
have heard Of in any county with our
population.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-14

The STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
viii hold their annual meeting at Mount
Pleasant, on Tuesday, August 10Th, att
o'clock p. m, to continue until the fol-
lowing Friday noon. Ladies attending
the meeting will be entertained without
charge, and others at low rate. W. II.
Wells, Superintendent of the Public
Schools of Chicago, and Rev. w. Salter,
of Burlington, have engaged to deliver
addresses
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-14
III COySurNpTIyEk,

TINE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
i in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, amer
having suffered several years with severe lung anee
tom and that dread disease COnsumpton-is anxious
10 make known to fellow sufferers the means OF cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used Gree Of charged with the directions Tor
preparing and using the same, which they will IND
SURE CURE for uMPTIoS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the fre
scrpton is benefit the afflicted, and spread iniorma-
ton which he conceives to be Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WutI.MsnrGH, Kings County, New York.