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Master Commissioners Sale-s.
w. H. Stewart, Trustee of Fisher, Boyd + Co

F. G. Okey, and others

F. G. Okey. and others. !. 4a;v 4,
BY virtue of mandate to me directed,
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe
County. Ohio, will offer for sale at pubiiS'
auction, at the front door of the canrt hoisss.s
in the town of Woods6eld, in said county. "n
Saturday. the 25M day Of Jdnuorx., lSs2.
between the hours of ten o'clock y. rn., ana,
four O'Clock p. m, on said day, tn. Following
real estate, ordered to be sold in this case, and
situate in said county, to wit: 7G19es<
All that part Of Lot number twentv- -four.
in the town of Woedsfield, owned aud oceu-
pied on the twenty ninth day of January tSst
by r. G. Okey as q store house, being twmtys
four feet in front, and forty-six fee. hsc Gos.so
menoing for the same at the south east correr.
of said lot number twentv-four Aforesaid
Alse, the Tobacco house and ground the
same stands, being part Of lot Of ground
purchased from William Cochran hy wxrr~n
Hollister, and sold by said Warren iiolist-s
to F. q. okey. adjoining the town Of Woods.
fsld aAd being forty feet by forty feet ~ the
said lot. WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Comwon Plsap.
| Dec. "a, 1S6l-$4s5. -
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Levi Brooks Estate.

\ Office is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court of Monroe 1oNnty, Ohio, on
December 80, 1861, as Administrator Of the
Estate of Levi Brock, late Of Monroe County,
Ohis, deceased. DANIEL BHOCK,
Jan. 8, 1862. Adm'r.
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sses MUM Il CO.,
81 PARK Row, N. Y. CITY.
NEW HAMpsH1Rz REPUBLICAN STATE

NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICAN STATB
t1s4tt - = CONVENTION
CoNcoRD. N. n, Jan. 2.-The New
Hampshire Republican State Convention
to-day nominated Gov. Berry for re, elec
ton. Dr. Crosby. of Hanover. (Dem }
received the nomination for Railroad
Comnissioner.
Resolutions were adopted sustaining
the Government in prosecuting the war.
indorsing the National Administration,
dsmauding strict economy, indorsiug the
State authorities. thanking the volunteers
for their devotion, and promising to sup
port the candidates nominated without
regard to party issues.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
John Il. Briigeman b Co -e.s.
against


David Frampton and others. -9e
DH virtue of mandate to me directed front
IL the Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, will offer for sale at pubiis
auction, at the front door Of the court house
in the town of Wcodsfeld, In said county, b..
tween the hours Of ten o'clock .. m. /, and foar
o'clock p. M, on
Saturday. the End day Of February, ss2,
the following real estate, situats in said conn.,
ty, 70 wit:
The north east quarter Of the north east
quarter Of section eight, township two. and
range four, containing fsrty acrss, more 6r
less. Also, tho south east quarter of the
south east quarter of section nine, townsl.iu
two, range four, containing forty acre. .,rt
forty-two hcndredths of an acre, more or Las.
The hrst mentioned premises appraissi at
$2s6,66. Il. =. -.
JOEL F. RANDOLPH. Mas. com
Monroe Commen Pisas,,
jar. l, l862.-$I,35. Fgn'
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY Telegraph h
From all Parts of the World.

BUFFALO, Jan "A are last night in
Rochester caused the interruption OF all
the eastern wires. Particulars not re.
ceived.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Conrad Smaller,
against


Reuben Hawkins and others.
RY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
County, Ohio, will offer for sale At public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
in the town of Woodsfsld, in said county,
between the houH Of ten O'Clock, .. m, and
four o'clock p. M, on
Saturday. the 2nd day Of february, 1852.
the following real estate, situate in said co un-
ty, to wit:
Being In the south west quarter Of section
eight, in township six, of range seven; begin
ming for the same at the south east corner of
the tewn plat Of the town Of Stafford, thence
west with the southern borders of said to~ n
twenty-five rods; thence south with the east
side of the alley between lots number five
AID SIX in said town, extending south twenty
nine rods to a stake at the south end of said
alley extending south; thence south eighty
one degrees east eighty-three rods to point
on tho line dividing the east half from the
west half Of said section eight, and one-half
rod from the south east corner of the north
naii OF SAID south west quarter section; thence
north with said line twsnty-seven and half
rods to,the State road; thence south eighty
SIX degrees west nine rods; thence north sigh-
ty-three degrees west thirty five rods; thence
north ffty-eight and one-half degrees west
eighteen and two tsnth rods to the place of
beginning, containing thirteen and three
fourth acres, more or less, in Monroe County,
Ohio.
Also, 50 much of the lots number one, two
and three as lies south of the State road
passing through said lots. The first men
toned premises appraised at the sum of $685.
Lot number two at $40; lot number three at
twenty dollars.
JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common!Pleas.
Jan. l, 1861
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Administrators s Sale.

II virtue of an order of the Probate fso,,,,
II OF Monroe County, Ohio, the updsr.;-r-J
as Administrator Of Gotleib Blocher viii OFF,
Tor sale at public outcry, on the premises ssS ~,
Saturday, the 18Th day Of January. issa
the following premises, situate in Monr5,
County. Ohio, to wit: o' '-'.
Town Lot No. 3 in Yockeyss
addition to Miltonsburgh.sss,
There is house, stable and other .imprevS.
ments on said lot.
TERMS OF SALs-One third cash. ,ons-third
IN SEX months, and one-tbird in twelve mont IL.
win interest on the deferred payments, 10 IS
secured to the satisfaction of ths u,d....,..s.'s
Appraised at $40O. Ecnrp
Dec IS, 'e1.--4w. $2.15
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E. McGILTON, :
Attorney & Counsellor


AE la WI
Cameron, Monroe County, Ohio.
DARTICULAR attention given to all business
L entrusted in his care, in Monroe and ad-
joining Counties. Dec. II, l86l-ly.
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Thomas Wright's Estatesss
NOTICE is given that the Proba1s
Court OF Monroe County. Ohio, did, %
the 18th day Of December 1861, declsrs
the Estate of Thomas Wright probsbfy
insol'ent. Creditors will present tbsir
claims to L. Gratigny senr, AdminisifI-
tor, within six months from this date tsas
L. GRATIGNY. senr.
december l8, 186l.-4w 50 yAai
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s1rAll kinds OF Produce q,
ksa in exchange fsr tsn PaFse,
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r OF VIC ADVERTISER
The The Tcmperance Alliance.

The tenth monthly meeting ofthc Tip
ton Temperance Alliance was held at the
Congregational Church, on Monday ev-
ening, Dec. LIST. 1t was regarded as a
test meeting, i. Q, an effort had been
made, Cor was supposed to have been,)
by some semi.traitor Cor traitors) in the
camp. to dispense the Alliance, and let
the people have peace
The perspicaci,y of our friend Daniels,
discovered the trick just in time to save
the Alliance from an untimely death and
an unhonored burial. If it was to die, he
wanted to be on hand and see it decently
buried.
However, the symptoms which had
seemed to indicate mortality, had all dis
appeared, on the occasion referred to, and
fine congregation, particularly of the
ladies', showed that the time had not yet
arrived for the funeral obsequies of the
Temperance Aillance.
The question for discussiou,-"R
solred, that the cause Of Temperance
would be greatly promoted if ell ladies
would sternlv refuse the addresses Of
men who use intoxicating liquors as a
beverage" was opened in a neat and ap.
propriate speech, by Principal Annis, and
replied to by his Adjutant, Etsler. Then
followed a general contribution to the
subject, from Messrs. Bagley, Cross, S
p Daniels, DR.. Maynard, Father Daniels,
Newborn, Bass, and Thos. James, OF
Springdale.
The ladies were earnestly invited tc
participate in the Discussion; but thei'
hearts were evidently too full for utter
snce
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SHERIFF SALE.

pi 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 James II. Mason
and against Daniel Soesbe and Harriet A. Soeshe
have levied upon the following property a. the
property OF the said Daniel Soesbe aud Harriet
\. Noeshe to-wt:
Tic southwest quarter of the southeast quar-.
ter OF section humber seven, in township cigh-
ty.two tS2l, north of range number three 90
west Of the fifth principal meridian.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry Mt the court house door ia the town of Tip.
ton in said county. on Saturday. the eth day OF
December AID, lSG2 at one o'clock y. M, of said
day, to satisfy said execution and osts that ay
accrue thereon.
Dated this 2lst day of November, A. D., 1862.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa.
vaulo Tpr fee $500
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Cedar Ra pid> and Missouri River II. Il.

The Cedar Valley Times says: Forty
miles Of the road westward from Cedar
Rapids to Otter Creek, in Tama county,
have been in operation for some months.
On Wednesday of last week eleven miles
more were fully completed and opened
for business. \ station has been estab-
lished at this point, and town laid off
which is called 'Iuka,' in honor of the
battlefield in Mississippi, where our brave
Iowa boys did such splendid fighting.
Iuka is two miles directly south of To,
lcdo, the county seat of Tama county,
and is the nearest point to that place
reached by the railroad a large grain
warehouse has been completed there,
two others are well under way, and a
commodious freigh, and passenger depot
is nearly done, aud other buildings arc in
progress
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state of Iowa.
AuJrTA%r GENEE OFFICE, }
itn.s.n,,a,.t h,.. i.sl 1870

davenport, Dec. 9th, 1852.
General Or,irrs No. los.
The Draft Commissioners in the sever
al counties in which are located incorpo-
rated cities and towns, will assign the
quotas Of the several wards Of such cities
aud towns, and the territory in the same
township outside Of the corporate limits,
ass; gning to each its proper quota, treat
ing each ward and the territory outside
of corporate limits within the township,
as though they were separate townships.
This should only be done where the
returns are fuch as to insure reasonable
degree of accuracy in signing the quo
tas Of the several wards.\
by order of Commander in Chief.
y b. BAKER,
n5Owl AGJ'. Gcnl of Iowa.
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TIE ATLANTIC Monthly for Decem
Der, was received several days sinco.-
This humble, is fully up to any Of its
predecessors, aud is fitting finale for
1862. The January number will contain
a Christmas Story, by the author IF
"Margrct Howth;' an essay by Gail
Hamilton; "The record of gifted wo-
man." by Hawthorne; sin the Halt. way
House, by J. II. l. WE'LL Poer.s by o.
w. Holmes and J. G.. Whittier; "a let
ter to the women of Englant,' By Har-
riet Becchcr Stowe, and other contribu,
tions from always welcome American au-
thors. For terms, etc, see prospectus
in another column.
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TERMS

One Copy for One Year -"
one Copy for Two Years 80
Ten Copies for Dhe Year - ~
an Erra Copy miN be aliore" f." eFers I'"o "
Ten SUBSCRIBERS.
H,pprK's MAGAZINE and HARPEK's WEEKLY.
together one wear, 81 o."
II.Rrtn.s WEEKLY is eIectrotyped, and Back
Numbers can he had at any time.
Vols I II III, ~. and N..for the Years 1857.
1855. 1850 1850, and 1851, OF HARPE WEEK
LY." handsomely bound in Cloth extra, Price
50 so each, are now ready.
HARPER & BROTHERS,
rRAHKIlS ScrARs, New YoRk.
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y 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 Reigart Mcnamara,
and against Grace Church, have levied upon
the following property as the property of the
said Grace Church, to-wit:
Lots number eight ~ and nine CO., in block
number six (Gl, with the church building and the
appurte nances thereunto belonging, in the town
Of Upton, county OF Cedar, and State of Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry 1t the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton, In Cedar county, in sid S.0'c Of Iowa on
Saturday, the 27th day OF December i. i"c2 at
O'clock q. m. OF said day. to satisfy said eNora-
non and costs that may ae sfre thereon
Dated this ?4th day Of %"T"nh"r. \. u. lSh2.
DAVID PLArNER.
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
y9nlS pr tee $500.
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Scrofuia. syphilis and Diseased Blood!
DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract of
YELLOW DOCK and SAKSAPARILI.A

SYPHILIS, SrRogCLA AND DISEASED BLoop.-DR CIV.
SORTS IMPROVED EPTR II OF YELLOW Door AND Ar
sAPARILLA spec hC. The proprietors have in
their p0ssessiun over hundred certificates nf the
most extraordinary effected ~ il. We safe
ly say TRY lr. 1t reyyrs the dropping constitutions
.radicates all had humurS from the hloOd and by its
tonic properties restores the Invalid 70 life and yigor
As a spring and summer Etedclnei has no equal Its
sngularly eticaCiOuS action the bpnd it's strength
enng and viyifying action the system stands
emineutly above all other SarsaptrIIas. II you would
have the brought back to your cheek, a clear,
healthy transparent skin, and life and VEor infused
through the sy stcm,takc Gaysotts frtrdr 81 ichon
DOek and SarsapariNa 1t contains more IF the pure
Honduras Sarsaparlla than any other preparation eN
tant: which chemically combined With tn" Extract
of Yellow Dock and the extract of Wild Cherry thus
making the remedy more thoroughly than any other
aparilla before the public At the same time It is
free from all mineral posons when cannot be sa'a OF
any other Sarsaparilla compound.
Est-Sec advertisements
Ii. SCGEII.I, Proprietor.
Sold in Upton, by r. Hall and NetEaIt " McNa-
mara at Clarence, by Reigart Mcnamara; and by
dealers in medicines generally.
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The New York Tribune in Was

The New York Tribune in Wash
ington speclal says.
During the review at Warrenton a
notable circumstance occurred. Six per-
sons who are nomnally attached to Gen.
McClelIan's staff, being in liquor, and
being apprised that a gentleman who was
quietly riding near them was cores
pondent of the Chicago Tribune, rode
their horses rapidly upon him, and fually
forced him to dismount, somewhat bruis-
ed. The correspondent was unarmcd,
and was tie guest Of a leading General
on the field. Subsequently one Of the
principal Off :crs on Gen. McClellan's
staff made, in the name of his chief, a
formal apology for this ruifainly act
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the Democracy. We should much rather
that he had abandoned his sins and
placed himself on the Lords side, bat
inasmuch as there was no hope Of that.
we are glad that he has ceased to shout
a little for the Lord, aud much for tie
devil "Ephram is joined to his idols,
let him alone. "-Dur. GU.
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Cipton Aobtrtiser,

TMArHsR d ABBOTT, Of New York, are author
iZed ITO receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER
III c. II. SCRIVEN, Adrertising Agert, SO Dss--
ger" street. Chteago - authorized to receire 9deer
Hements for this and al the leading papers Of the
N0rth Vest.
il r ). VI. PETTENGILL Co., No. 81 Park Row,
New ork. and State street, Boston. agents
Tor the Upton .fdrerttser, in those cities and
thorzed to take advertisements and subscriptions for
us at our forrest rates.
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INGMAN L. f.INSI.EY.

HUUSE, SITN, md UKNAMENTAT4
IL Frs
Paper Hama iHg and Granting done in the hes
manner. All work warranted to give satisfac
ton. Shop in Virgin Block.
Upton, April II, 1862 nl5v9
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The cote taken at the close, showed on
which side their Judgment was, at least.
"A strong expression in the affirmative,
was followed by total silence in the mega,
tive.
. May conviction and action, on this
question, never be divorced
The interest of the meeting was hight
ened by report from the committee on
dfHy stores, Suloons, &c to the effect that
Sheriff Platner, president of the Ali.
ane2') with his body guard, had just
captured several contraband articles, at
p'om.nent place on Locust Street; and
that they would be on exhibition at the
County Mansion in STAIRS Addition. till
W"r"lny, Mc l1M inst, at one o'cloch;
when the mumcntvous question of their
con'lscation or liberation, was to be dc
cidcd.
After various unsuccessful efforts, to
have the meetings of the alliance held
hereafter, in some other place, the meet
ing was adjourned to meet at the same
place, on the first Monday evening in
January, 1868. Sis.
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ARTHuR's HOME MAGAZINE, for Jan
uary, i, received This is the first num-
Der Of The 2l>t volume Although just
""f aSc,' Ar'hnr's -Ngo:jnc has long
sine taken its place along side Of, or
above the best magazinos Of the land 1t
is conducted in the Interests Of morality
and religion, and no person can read it
without being benefited. Terms-ore
copy one year, s.; two copies, So; three,
81; four, S.. We can furnish it to our
subscribers at sl,25 year. Sulscrp.
.ions will be received at the post office.
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DSs"Those who wish to take the New
York Tribune for 1868 will please hand
in their names, aud the money, at the
pos:othcc.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Some very industrious falsifers are circulating
a report that the Treasurer of Cedar county re-
fuses to take the United States "Greon Backs
for taxes This is to notify all persons concern
ed. that | will take nothing else but ">reen
Backs Iowa Bank Bills and specie.
G. u. INGMAN,
Oct. 81, 1862. Treas. Cedar county.
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Henry Clay Dean has conferred a
great boon on the Christian church in
general, and on the denomination with
which he was connected in particular, by
dropping the title Of Reverend heretofore
prefaced to his name, and devoting him
self wholly to the service OF Satan oy
predicting law and pleading tho cause OF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-12-11

DIR. GvYsorT'S improved extract If
yellow Dock and Sarsaparila, the ori;qi.
nal and only gc"ntn" preparation .to, the
permanent cure Of Consunaption anu Dis
eases Of he Lungs 1chen they are suppos-
"I 10 dc of; cfed hy the too frequent u.s. Of
N|rcurY, Ecm. Canine, &C.
The Shak prepared "lcllow Dock"
and the Red Honduras Sarsaparilla'
are the Invaluable remedial agents from
which DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract
of yellow Deck and Sarssparila is form
ed; and the laboratory of DR.. Guysott
has given US the virtues of these roots in
their perfection. His preparation con
;ans all of the restorative properties of
the roots, combined and concentrated in
their utmost strength and efficacy.
rsa-Sce advertisement
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Collectors Office, Davenport, IOWA.
NWyCE II hereby given, that have appointed
/, :. &c. BErTs Deputy Collector for the coun-
K. CEDAR, in the Second Collection District IN
ssets 81 Iowa. GEO. W. Ellis.
NJ. Of the Id Col Dist. in the state OF Iowa.
'snhsr 9Th, 1862. iftf
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We have now in store for Fall Trade the lar
gest and best ASSORTED >Totk IN our lihe ever
exhibited in this Market. espc"iaiIy adapted 10
the wants of Dealers from all sectlon. of 'he
%n,thwrst and unsurpassed in variety and
chcapncss by auy 10 be found West or East.
Merchants who have heretofore purchased IN
other Markets are especially invited I" examine
our stock this season and are assured we are
fully prepcied and determine" to sell "3"ds as
class Of Houses in any Market.
ORDERS
Will receive prompt pels"h'i "'
CASH PAID FOR IRA" Ft"
and Price List furnished ~ NAV ax.rE
anu WEBER, WILLIAMS y fAhr'
no5sr2mS
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WaCourt adjourned last night

1.s~The crossing of the Eappahan'ock
ny our troops is contradictcd.
DIED.-JAMEs GAY, I'd Sergeant in
Capt. McKclvcy's company, 35th regi-
mcht, died at his home in this township,
on Monday last He had the measles
while IN camp, and took cold and never
got around afterwards.
kEOKUK ID. L. D.-Somc months ago
move was made to secure distributing
Post Office at Davenport. 1t did not
then succeed. Whether the effort is
still continued or not We do rot know
We hope something will be done to
bring about so desirable an object, or at
least to secure the abolition of the ID. =.
o. at keokuk. AS it is, all our letters
from west Of the Rocky Mountains 60 to
the kcokuk d. =. O., which delays them
at least three or four days. kcokuk was
once connected with the rest of mankind,
but IN these days Of railroads it is away
one side. As sample Of the service
that We get throu Oh the kcokuk d. p
O. We will say that on Tuesday last post
bills were received at tho post office here,
from kcokuk, bearing date Nov. 10Th,
Dee. - aud 9Th respectively. This is
rot right, and VIC hope that the powers
that be will see that the evil Is corrected.
hEMEMDEH . Now is the time to sub
scribe for the Amcrica" AWicuituria,
ono OF the best papers for the farmer in
the world. Hand III your names now, to
\. II. Pc ry, with only one dollar, aud
you get the paper aud the right to com
pete for the twenty and thirty dollar
premiums fer the first and second best
one half acre Of cane for 1868. 3t5U
tSuRY The case of Frances Mckee
IS j. ii. Cover, VS. tried 10 tho Dis
trict Court last week. The defendants
plea was usury. The jury rendered
verdict in favor Of the plaintiff tor 81
100, and in favor of the school fund for
81, 600. Should the money be made On
this judgment it would be quite wind
fall for our schools, but we fear that our
school boards will never see it. The
notes were secured by mortgage upon
] 1000 acres of land in this county.
AnTnIn's HnMr NJ .c.r1Nr G.. L..