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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-06
ESTRAY COLT.

TAKEN UP by Levi Pickets, at his residence
in Pioneer Township, Cedar county, Iowa. on
the It'll day of December. a. d. 1861, 4 black
HORSE COLT; little white on it, right hind
feet half way up to the pattern joint and has
been hurt under the belly. supposed to be snag.
ged. Three years old last Spring and apprased
at thirty dollars. ALDNZO SHAW.
Upton, Dee IA. ls6l-n5lm3*l Co. Clerk.
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Upton POST.OFF;CE,

Open from to IL O'Clock 4. NJ and from to
+. N. On Sundays from 4 Z. NJ. GP. n.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton. daily, at S A. N.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; closes at A. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
"a. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays aud Thursdays At
p NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at 5 An.
All drop letters must be prepaid with stamps
at the rate OF one cent each.
s. S. DANIELS, p. ".
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cant even g.ess when We shall get snoth.
er. March has " Gene in like liop"
and if it "goes out like lamb" We may
look for q freshet that will sweep all be-
fore it.
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ED- We should have said more, last
week, in reply to attacks upon US in the
Democrat of the week before, but We
were hardly able to be around from the
Effects Of severe cold. We believe the
nmimus Of those who attack US is well
understood and their runy efforts do not
alarm or harm US
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TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE. The meet.
ing of this body, appointed for last Mon.
day evening, at the Congregational
church, is postponed till next Monday
evening, March 10th, st the same place,
and hour. Question for discussion, the
same as announced last week.
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~ As We have had no mail since
Saturday our readers must excuse tho
lack Of news. In lieu thereof you may
imagine all sorts Of good news from Va,
Ga, Tenn, Louisiana, and Arkansas,
and believe that some part of it will prove
true
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a. DAVIS,
LUMBER DEALER,
nNInN GROVE IOWA.
ONION GROVE. IOWA

The farming community, dcales& b
Lumber. persons de>irit: fencing q
building materials Of every description.
are invited TO vi,i. tho EumSe Yard Of
A DAVIS. of Onion Grove, who has %
hand, and is cons,sus'y receiving : large
assortment ct
Ssiagtes. Lnth, F.ssing, Flooring,
Siding. Ror' Boards, and all
kin's If Fami"y Material,
and is absolutely SELLING the sane %
LOWER FIGURES thsn they css -
purchased ut the boosted Nuscaiine Luo-
bor yards. u30
m. PIE BEST OF COAL AL.
WAYS on fI,E.. A.D
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Coon PICS. - A. IIirst. esq Of
Springdale, recently sold seven March
and April pigs that weighed, nett, from,
POS to 2s3 pounds. Average weight,
2i6. They were a mixture Of Chester,
Masee and Suffolk b eeds Having been
raised with lot Of seventy We cali them
pretty good pigs.
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6OOT AND SHOE
s SHOP,

- - WIRlCK, having removed tn No, yir.
n GIN BIO k, Is prepared to man fracture to
1870 0rder. al kinds Of Boots and Shoes, in the
.aneatsst and most durable manner. He
0ejeeee bis own stock aud always gets the best.
n Sod supply Of
1o.Nnde uossts always ON Hand.
Dec. 1st 1868.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.

DuDLIC NOTICE is her.by given to all per
/ sons interested that Amcnda N. Morton
widow of Ezra Morton. deed, late ofCedar co.
Iowa, has filed in the Office II the county Judge Of
Cedar county, Iowa, on the Sd day Of Feb. 1867.
her petition asking that her dover in the land
Of which said Ezra Morton died seized. may be
set off and assigned to her a. the law provides.
Now thcref fare unless exceptions lie filed there.
to. on or before the 18th day Of February. 1861.
refereeswill he appointed aud commissioned by
the court TO admeasure b. her her dover he de.
fined by law: and unless exceptions to such adj
mea ement be flied in this Office on or before
the first Monday in March. the report u such
referees will he confirmed and approved. and
the dover awarded to petitioner as by tho ref
srees admeasured. Witness
10. mrTs, County Iodsv
PDA-- p sYlcrH Attn. fn'v41
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On A FURLoUGH. -Silas Uoon Of
Co. A 9Th Iowa regiment, came home
last week on a furloueh. Mr.. Hoon has
We believe had fever, SO that he was
unfit for duty. We have not seen him
and don't know how soon he intends to
return.
We should have stated that Jacob
Wirick. Of the same company, cnme home
some three weeks ago, in consequence Of
having injured his hip 70 that he could
not march. His lameuess is no better.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that At the February
~ Term Of the County Court of Cedar county
Iowa. Morgan Koahn was appointed Guardian
to Jacob Beck, minor heir Of Catherine Beck
deceased.
&c. Belts, County Judge.
Tipton, Feb 3D. lS62-li5w3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-06

S-By reference to the report Of the
Secretary Of the Upton School District,
it will be seen that the average attendance
of scholars has been greater during the
past year than ever before, aud of course
the cost per scholar il less. This is
encouraging, especially when it is re-
mcmbered that an Infant Department
has been added to the Union School, an d
a Catholic school established in town
Our schools are truly in an excellent
condition and it is to be hoped they will
be kept up to their present standard.
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D0 Farmers who know what is for
their own interest will read the adver.
tiscment Of NJ. Springfield.
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CO.. See Advertisement OF Professor
Woods Hair Restorative

JoHN's 4 CRosBEy's AMkRicAS CEMENT GLCR,
tor sale at the Post Once. See advertisemen ut.
IN
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for March
is on our table. In this number We find
continuation Of Prof Agassix's "Meth
DDS of study in Natural History" and
"Agnes Of Sorrento" and the conclusion
Of "A story Of today" and :'Fre'nont'
hundred days in Missouri There is
also number Of "rhe Bislow papers, -
poem by Whittier, an article on TAX.
alton" by Edward Everett, and other 10.
tercstins papers. A story by the author
of "A story of to day." will be commenc.
cd in the April number, and Miss Pres
colt will commence new story soon. -
Take it all in all the ATLANTIC is the
best monthly published in this country.
Mr.. Editor:
One Of the public school rooms Of this
village was occupied after having been
warmed during the day, y evenings :e"r
writing school Paid the man having
charge Of the ires aud key $500. Paid
for wood, 5000.
Query: Was that la: charge pirat;ca,
o, only Ptau ical? Please inform.
INQUIRER
BROKE JAIL.-Lust Saturday evening
just after dark, Newton May bic, confined
in the Jail Of this county, succeeded in
making his escape. He had been admit
ted to the Jail yard by tie 1ai70r, for the
purpose Of supplying his cell with wood
for the nj hit. The jailor unthoughted.
" left the keys in the cell door and step
ped back into one Of the rooms of the
building. The prisoner seeing the op
portuni'y, seized the keys, unlocked the
outside door and escaped. Once out the
extreme darkness of the night and the
severe spow-..orm then raging, prevent
ed successful pursuit. During the nj gil.
several houses in town where it was
thought he might be concealed were
searched, but all in vain, Early the next
morning, the Sheriff and deputy started
in pursuit. After wading through the
dritted snow for about four miles, they
chased the "varmint from his hole. -
The fleeing wretch had been harbored
during the night by old man Baker, at
his residence four miles from town. As
the officers approached he started to run,
but the sharp click Of the revolver &C.
comrauied by the command to proceed
no farther at his peril, brought him sup
standing" The seeding criminal then
peaceably but reluctantly surrendered
and Was brought back to jail, where in
close confinement he awaits his trial at
tho June term Of the District Court for
attempting to commit a rape upon little
girl eleven years old d.
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TWO ESTRAY STEERS.

4 NEW and fresh supply Of Sugar, coffee. No
asses. &C.. inst received by E. L. N. CHILDs.
IF yoU vsn. . Mil .hs. viii clean OF. Il 90:
/ buy Al. pEYRTtS
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G@S Shoe us a Newspaper rhose col,sSsss are at
sH times crowded. uth m<,c Adpertis~nents, and ,cs
rU shor you community oitre Nth business and
enterprise. The age is moping one. A ma" that
Glands IN hese"iatter days" rH ~ a short time fad
himself behind his competitors. I'll
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TO CONSERVATIVES

TO COEStMTTlSES.
THE ADVERTISER, having been restored 70 health
L in . few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several y-us with severe lung afcc
ton, and that dread disease, Cun.umpton-is anxious
t" make known his fellow SUI the means OF cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpon used Gree Of charge! with the direction, for
preparing and using the same, which they will fnd a
srRE Cure for CoSsrAPrIoS, AsTHNA, ERoScHTs, &C.
The only object of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton is to benefit the afflicted and spresd forms.
ton which he conceves TO he iuvalu ls AID he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, vii! cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WLLtAAsscGH, Kings County, New York.
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FlNHLE 4 LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.
633 BrOadWay, New Yolk.

MO PERSON who contempt ties purchasing u
N Sewing Machine for family or manufactur.
ing purposes should fail to send for one of our
circulars. which contains cuts and full descrip.
items Of the several styles. prices aid samples oi
work, all OF which we send by mail free. We
claim to have the
Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
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Horace Natcls' MciOicONs.


Il arecd instrument sponding pow and
pass to the ordinary IL feet pipe Organ All who have
any knowledge ofthe Piano can perform upon the in
strumcnt without difficulty. the key board being the
same that Of the Piano. In size it Is from to 81
feet high, and from 3 to feet wide 1t is elcgan,
form nnd solid in construction. 1t = more en- silly re-
moved than the upright Piano, and possesses the re.
markabe advantage OF seldom II ever getting out Of
In rosewood cases, 5 stops, 800
- 2as
The same. size larger, 900
The same, in finer case, geo
The same. in rich roscw cd case, 3lO
- stops. with percussion, $40
The same, size larger 800
She same in finer case, 36D
% stops, with percussion, and expression Ia main IS
The same. i'll rich rosewood case, 425
liberal disco ant to cash tomers during the war,
and extra discount to Cieryymen Churches, = h.
bath Schools, Lodges. Seminaries and teachers. The
Trade supplied on the mo 1t liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
No. AL broadway, New York.
TIE PATRIOTIC SONG BONK-l5. 600 copies ssu-
cd il four weeks. superior collection OF choice
Tunes and Hymns, written and composed for the tines
to he sung during the war hy the uprising millions OF
men, women and children. who stand by the flag Of
country and despise traitors. 1t contains Ga pages Of
Songs, Ddets and Choruses, both sacred and uar
Among the number are the following popular songs
The Star Spanged Banner, Tho Flag OF Union For
ever Where Liberty Dwels There is my Country. God
Speed the Il ylt Nj Country IT'S Of Thee Our Fla. 10
There Flag Of tn. Nation. q Care for Them Tendery
Thy Country Calls Thee. The Christian Hero Columbia
the Gem OF the Ocean. Freemen'S Gatherings &c Also
Bible Account Of the Great Slaughter of Traitors "a the
days OF King G.kosphat. All tor ~ cents, or 81 per
hundred Just Published by
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. 43i Broadway, New York.
DEMOVAL.-lloRA WATERS, Agent, has removed
- to No. 43i Broadway. n. Y. bc,ween GRAND and
Broome streets where he sells new 7-octave Pianos for
$50, and snted: second hand Pianos and Meio-
dcous from S25 to 8 100. All kinds Of musical
chandse n, prices; pianos and melodoons to rent
~ upwards. Monthly payments received for the
same. Alexander Organs for churc les at low prces
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The Heroes Of Peace,
The Heroes Of War.

- ANTHONY, No. sol BRoADwAY.NEw YORK.
publishing. in addition to other portraits, the
sisAsaicd collection known in Europe and America as
Dsoay's National Photographic Portrait
Gallery,
which il ed Portraits OF nearly all the prom
lAlnA man Of America. not excepting Jen. DAVIS
Ger, Benursgard Floyd, and host OF other confeder-
No. Price Of portraits % per dosen Can be sent by
49, Scenes Of the War for the Union,
0oeoscopc Views Of scenes in Paris, London. and in
eeIae parts Of England ,nd France; in Scotland, Ire
la.a. Wales. Holland, Sutherland spain; or the
DAlae, In Athens, Egypt. Turkey. the Holy Land,
Claaa, India, Cuba, &c, &C., I'd imf"'tH1.
Ous lnsta ntnn eous Stcreoscopic Views are
the Greatest Wonder of the Age.
TAese taken in the fortieth part Of second, and
che rushing Of water the moving Of vehicles. the
Aseh Of army does not in the slighes degree affect
the ing views. They sold for o. per doz
HeAave Also on hand and manufacture the largest
eslnent Of ssereoscopes, Photographic Albums, and
"a PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
4, lAsUn,ssd States, and perhaps in the world.
-CAeALoouE, containing lists Of all our Portraits,
= nsa. e. Anthony, sol Broadway.
lSoeEVl near St. Nicholas Hotel, New York.
..1 NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,
CoRARR OF 4th 4 Iowa srs.. DAVENPORT Iowa.
= tsss DAVIS 4 SONS, Paors,rroas
THHEE OMNlBUSES to and from the CARS
II Once for stages leaving for lie Claire
Ydncetop Lyons, DE Witt, Maquoketa and Ana
AAoa. Fare, One Dollar per day. (nA6)
ESTRAY MARE COLT.
..i3AKEN UP by John Dice, at his residence in
N,1Rr Township, Cedar county, Iowa. on the
day Of October. A. u. 1861, an estray mare
r. Said colt is a bright bay. with the right
- foot white; two years old; about fourteen
hoo1D high; and appraised at forty dollars.
.'s.as AlONZO SH AW. County Clerk.
~ yt1ssn. Nov. 18th 1851 mems
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DIR. z. r. SMITH.

nENTIsT. Office, ives, side Of "a
- Cedar street. nearly opposite ~Il1H
she cour. hOuse.
Triton Nov rs lses
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=. r. MAHONY 4 BRO,
II A l l. @ Il S

- yUesk entrusted 70 our care vii, -. IL -
s'y. made in the latest tashons Ana wsr.
give entire Satisfaction. charge. rs.s.
! NpGDA. March IL. 1850. ~,
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Iron Frame Pianos,

iron IlAmc k-lVnOSs
are justly pronounced by the Press and Music Master
10 be superior Instruments. They built Of the
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, and will
stand any climate The tone isvery deep, round full
and mellow the touch elastic. Each Piano warranted
for three years. Price from $500 500. Second
hand Pianos great bargains; octavcs SIS to e4G;
octares, $50 to Siou ga octaves. Sl5 to $50; OK
oCtaves 500 to 1856; octavcs, 2l15 to 225. Second
hand Melodeous from $50 to co. Monthly pay ments
received for Pianos, Meodeons or Alexander Organs;
also for rent, and rent allowed il purchased Is per
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PIANOS, MELODEON$.

Alexander Organ.
sheet Music, .asie Rocks, .Nnsie .NsreAaadiss aaa
oil knds Of Musical In.rHments, at the lSUsss poe
sib!s prices.
'l'ME HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
L Oyrrstrupy
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New Music !..1'sarnh jane Lec!'s.So0G
and ChHuS.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MKLODr. with
"a easy accompaniment: can be sung hy chtidrsnss
well ~ adults. and wili sCHn become Of the 0oSt
rn,n!ar .orgs "rtte day Senn,e OF tfs words 80
c-lienI Price Is cents mailed free. Just puhlis1o0
by HnhSt ihns,
Msy 90, 1850 No. 500 Broadway. New YspA
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49, See advertisement Of Prof l..
MILLER'S Hair Invi yorator, and Liq.
uid Hair Dye, in another column
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08

The general tax law passed nj the extra ses
sion OF Congress cObtempiates direct and in
come tax The latter Is 80 impracticabe that
the Administration proposes 10 abandon IT, The
former. however. will be apportioned among the
States according to their population and viii be
levied solely upon land. IL requires no argu
ment Co prove that this will be unjust To the
Western States, and especially 10 their farming
population All the immense personal property
OF the country, bank and other stock, articles OF
luxury, goods, machinery and money will entire
~ escape taxation y ct they will eioy the same
protection from the money thus raised as will The
farmers and other real estate holders, who will
be compelled TO pay ii. Can any one give a re-,
son why ten thousand dollars in bank stock shall
not pay tax. while an equal amount in home
stead shall pay onel Can any one show why
Michigan shall bear a greater per centage of the
national burdens. according to the value OF her
property, than Massachusetts dones?
We hid all men to pay their taxes 20 the Gen
eral Government. Ii is their duty to do SO; but
insist that Western Representatives in Con
gresS ought to DO something 10 relieve their con
stituents from paving more than their share.
The war Is for the common benefit. All the
wealth of the country. therefore should contrib
ute to It's expenses We submit this grievance of
the white men of Michigan TO Mr.. Zacharah
Chandler. and suggest that he shall stop irving
to make another Bull Run, and abusing West
Point long enough 10 take part of the war tax
off from the farmers, aud to put it upon the
bankers. holders of corporate stock. and owners
Of money and articles Of luxury The bone and
sinew should not do all the fighting and all the
paving. #f
Can he spare time from serenades upon the
" balcony" to take care of the Michigan farm
er. Detroit Free Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
Mercantile FniIures in 1851.

The mercantile agency of r G Dunn & Co.
New DIRK, have just made statement OF the
failures in this country Tor 1861 1t shows that
the number has not been so great was gene
rally supposed. During tue disastrous year OF
1881 there were in the Northern States 251 fail
ures, involving the amount of 500, cls 600
against 5,935 failures during the past year, with
an Indebtedness OF Sl76 $50 10 showing Tor the
past year an excess Of ,61S failures over the
number in 1897, with "A diminished liability OF
SsI 1855 $50. In the Southern States the number
OF failures for the entire year OF 1891 WAS 675
with an Indebtedness of SD .932 600. while the
partial returns for the year 1861 revealed .05r
failures. with liabilities amounting TO S2s ,57S,
257, although the returns from the seeded States
embrace period of only four months, or up to
MAY L.
An inv estigatiOn of the mercantile Indebtedness
of the South TO Northern merchants shows that
there is due the four cities OF New York Boston
Philadelphia,and Baltimore about S2ll 900 900
divided as follows: New York. Sl59 500 600
Philadelphia, S24 900 ,000 Baltimore $40 900,
600; Boston, So 600 600.
In the dry goods interest alone in these cite,
the estimates show that New FORK loses So
100000; Philadelphia. $4,000 900; Baltimore
So 800 600: Boston, $4,000 900; making a total
of Indebtedness TO the dry goods trade of S97
100000. From this and other data the total liza
bilites of the South to the Northern States is Is
tmated at or near 100000 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08
"Thc Ono Sole PurpOSe.,

We clip the following extract from the Wash
ington correspondence OF the Chicago Tribune:
Mr. Greeley's lecture to night was immense
" crowded. The President and Secretary Chase
with Secretary Can.eron's family and nearly halt
of Congress were present Mr. Greeley boldly
proclaimed that the real obec of the should be
the destruction Of slqUery Whenever ne declared
this to be "the only sole purpose Of tie right, he
was yehemently applauded"
If the destruction of slavery is the zone sole
purpose of the fight" would it not be well to
have it authoritatively announced, that those who
have such sole PURPOSES, may solely be permit
ted to DO the fghtingl If it be true that the
President half the Cabinet aud half of Congress.
crowd to hear and applaud such expressions as
are attributed 10 Greeley above, these same people
ought. nj least, to be a. bold rs the valiant Gree
ley. 1t i high time that the people Of the coun-
try should know what is 'the sole purpose of the
fight If 1t i not To maintain the Union and
enforce the Constitution and laws, perhaps there
may be many who will not care TO do any more
fighting, pay any more taxes 10 sustain those
who do--SpriRQf,id Illinois Register
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-08

here enunciatei are cordially invited u set With
the Democratic Organization
And be il further
Rossired, That tiie Crit duty It Drmocrat j.
y his country. and that We Nil csr.lls support
ah constitutional eiiti- q put doeu tie present
efforts OF secessionists 10 divide the Union. and
re earnestly desire that the Constitution and the
Union may be restored aud maintainel in the pa
triOtc spirit OF our fathers.
ResoiUed. That We are opposed to al efforts on
the part Of Congress or offcial- 70 cmsnslate the
slaves, and dat We approve the conservative
policy Of the President which has called down up
on hum the INSCRIPTIONS denunciatons OF the
Abolilonisis
Resolved. That the brave volunteers who have
gone forth At the call Of their country to defend
and maintain the Constitution and tie Union
have our warmest sympathies and most earnest
wishes for their success in the noble work
Reseirtd, hat the delegates from this coun
~ are instructed 10 vote as n unit: and espe
cialiy 70 vote and use every honorable effort %
postpone the nomination for State officers till mex
June
In the absence Of the committee. Dr. J. 4
Adrain briefly addressed the meeting upon %,
condition OF the country, against the right Of &c
cessiOn and expressing his earnest wish that the
rebellion might be put down and the Union re
stored.
On motion the Democrat, Pharos Indian,
IOlksblan, STATE Sentinel and Cincinnati Eseair
eT we're requested TO publish the proceedings.
On motion the meetn gadourned
J A,TAYLOR, Chairman
Gro. W. Julian, Secretary