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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-27
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:, Elomeration of sentences, over the sigma
turc Of b I. Pawing, some of whicl
may have some sense and some have mel
Their sense nor truth He first states
that he had stopped the Adeertistr.-
That is true, hut tia. was not the caus.
Of the remark. tina, offended him We
are not for sale ct that low figure He
accuses MS Of having "smal mind. "
That may be; we have tried to enlarge
and improve it, but what can be said OF
his little soul that was naturally so small,
and has been made smaller by life of
li,tleness
He next speaks Of our charges against
Mr. Reicar', and soys they were made
because Mr. Il withdrew his support -
Tits is a mistake. Mr.. Reigart did not
step his paper ill after our charges were
published. lie is also mistaken in saying
that VIC we're connected with the schools
at the time that Mr. Reigart committed
the acts charged. He compains because
we said he was ''loubtlul" We are in
cincd to think that in this we were mis-.
taken, for we now think, that a man who
"can't see any good news in the sur
render Of For. Donelson, is not 'doubt-
full" We beg pardon for that SANDER. |
lie says, "You say am an avowed enc.
my of the Frce.School system. That is
all We have to do with at present, except
ing only, my subscription to your paper
This being call we have to do with at
present." it woud be expected that
something would be said about it. But
Mr. Paving passes on, not daring to
deny our statement or defend his posi-.
ton. He virtually admits that he is op.
posed to Free Schools, and still be is,
jus. now, active about oar schools -
What is his motive? 1t can only BE- to
give them more fatal stab He ison-
posed TO free schools and should have
NOTHING to d, with them
VIVA, Mr. p means bv s,v;nr th,t W.
L. "po. contribnto = dime, n the SIM.
port of our schools, We do no. know 49,
The tax books show tim, vc have ats,
10 pay and have maid il. Ills true tina.
our tax is not 4, LARGE Is wc wish !. was.
ny. "a .,ro, - W. p. his, l,o. he co, /
slider tha. a2v cx,u., far sayi,, tina, We .
DO no, pay dine?" The fact is Mr.,
p, was hit !, ,cplrr ,loon and Lis
,r,,,i, mas -. .1,., ~
.,.. $780,, -,
'''"' 'S''o ~ ''o'" '"at W. s"'"'u "A-
poet 10 ore who has stem - many y"ars
Nr =. ever honors Us when he thinks !
,h,t our aono;r,ncnto, non ann,;,,,ocn,
- -, .r;,, ,.;u .r-. 49,, =.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-27

e:1s- The post of honor in the attack
upon TT Donelson, was given to Iowa
Regiments, the 2ud and It'll, and right
g'or'onSly did they DO their duty. -Four
volunteers from the East par, of the co.
were in the 2Ad Rsg and three Of them
were wounded, one Of them severely.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-27
Aew Adrenisemtasr,
REV Ann

1wil' give FIVE DoLLAFs Reward to AM.
who will furnish the proof necessar, T.,
''- person or persons who naliciously Ira
GOWN an evergreen tree on my lot east o,.
short time since. n.,,,,, wv
Tipton. Feb. 27th. 1862. A'
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NA1hV, req
On Saturday orders were issued for the
gun boats and troops to be in readiness
at six o'clock on Sunday morning, for in
slant departure.
Promptly at the hour the transports
Illinois. Continental and Chancellor were
stcamirg up and in readiness
The 9th Illinois. Col Buford. and the
9th Wisconsin, COL Murphy, quickly
dcpartcd
About 9 o clock the fig slip Cincin-
natl 81 gnaleh the fleet and steamed down
the river, followed by the Carunhrla,,
Cou's'og and St. Louis, two mortar
boats and the transports.
Shortly brf,re reaching Columbus, the
liuc Of bat," wa- forn,d
When within mi'e nnd half Of {"
|umtu> the tra"sports were Iui IN re- d..
ness for dI.emhaI kari"n. wh,nn shot was
fired from the cn"my's works, after which
fla. Of truce was rnt on' and the rebel
officers cane aboard the ha- ship.
The cnntrr"r ce hast d on" l"ur and =
half. lut the r'>' lis at'a,n,d ~" uu' v't
known II is sufiici- n, +" know rtar It
'hr rxp'raHir" "f t." tina. III" f." ship
>i.nnI,d a." fleet t" r't'rn.
TIE transports arrived ut Cairo about
3 "'cl"ck. Tn eu" boats have not yer
arrived.
Go. Kirkw cd nnd >';f, Of Iowa, ar
rived 'n day
Com. Foo' arrived FROM II" Cumb~r-
l,n3 ,...r-G .t. "a, tla 'p,,rs!,... .,Hu
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-27

men aud so voted although for so doing
they received the curses Of p!any Of
those who voted for them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-27
TWO ESTRAY STEERS.

'AkEN UP by Robert Speere. at his residena
IN Red Oak township. Cedar County. low.
on The 29th day or December. 1861. two sfs'n
steers n follows: One = Yellow Steer, snppo.
eh 10 lie three years old. with white spot "
ms race, and appraised at SIS. And one = s.t
req steer about the same age. and appraiser
SIG. AInAZO SHAW.
- Clrk Of the Dist. Court Cedar county, low"
lipton. embcr 3ist Iool-ntm5*
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-27

IL. g. PIatt has sccn fit to inhict upc
the readers Of the Dem 1crnt another
his choice, classic Il illusions. This tin,
10 tries to Talk of school matters an
signs himself 'Good SCHOOLS and Ere
Schools" Alter reading his epistle on
- Led to the c,ncIu,ion, that howevc
free the schools might have been thu
he ate lded, they were not of the elias
called "yood" Perhaps his vulgar cpl
the;s an! the Ii g are al tho rcsuI: of hi,
peculiar cdlca'ion IF so, i. is well that
he shows himself AZ he j., for he is per
prtual warning of the evil consequence.
GA wrong educ ton. lie tr>t at cmyt.
to bring ou- public schools into d;srepu.o
If no was liking ABOUT that Of which he
knew anything he might talk different.
What can he know Of the schools when
he nevc- visits them? We believe that
tho law requires the members of the
-. -,
' ~ ''s'' VIC s''o''", ""u 'e' We
arc credib!y Informed that Mr.. Piats has
mover visited tho schools. He may have
stepped into ono or two Of the school
,o,,, ,;,..,. ,,. un;o;.,
:, ' NV ~ ''''
sue SCHOOLS II Is Snn''ens ahS"e' to
state that the prcseat B,,rd. of which
Mr.. p. i, President, hired the nrcse,,
.s,o,,-s and ,,,.,,, .f,.,,,,n ,'ah,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-27
NEW EopK Feb %

The Pennsylvania Mq.irer, of to day,
says 1t Is reported to day that frauds up,
Oh the Government in articles OF cloth.
ing ana military horse trappiugs have
been discovered, amounting TO over ST..
OOU,0Uo. The names of the parties have
not yet been made public, but it is isdi
Gated that they are from New York and
Pennsylvania,
An editorial ia the Richmond Exam,
iner, Of the 10Th. states that large DOR
ton Of the foreign population of Rich.
is disaEec.ei
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-27

General handlers Exploits on the u F''
Potomac.
PAwpaw, Va, Feb, IA

Maj Gen. G. b. McC'eitau:
The railroad We opened to ii'hc"r"
this morning; also the telegraph we
had an impor,nnt forced reco. noi>sance
which was completed to d'y, We
broke up the rebel nest at bio"m'ng H"p.
We ran down and captured seventeen
commissioned Officers, among them colo
nels. lieutenant colonies, captains, &c -
We engaged them with four hundred
cavalry. Oar infantry was no. near
enough to support the cavalry, aud the
enemy were retiring.
We have in all seventy five prisoners,
and killed thirteen of the enemy, and lost
two men and six horses a, their first fire.
led the charge IN person, and it was a
complete surprise. Col Carroll, CON-
handing the fifth or eighth Ohio, made
very daring and successful recnnnois
sance Immediately afterwards to Unger',
store. Maj. Frothlngham is entitled to
great credit for building, under my di.
rec'lons, III four hours, IN the dead OF
night, complete bridge across the
Great Cacapon at an uufrequcnted noun.
tain road
Two columns Of two thousand men
each marched thirty two miles, and one
column forty three miles. SINCE 4 p. m
yesterday, besides bridging the river -
The prDers t2ken and my own reconnoi.
sance south proves the country clear, and
that Jackson and LDrin. are at Wiuches
ter. We made a move aud occupied
Blooming Gap and Point Mil, Oh the be
lief, from information obtained from de
ser'ers, that Gen. Casson's brigade was
there.
Gen. Dunning has jus. arrived at New
Creek from Mo,rlieli, forty mills south
of X miry. He has captured 225 head
OF beef cattle. and he brok" mp the guer
lila haunt there. Two Of his men were
badly wounded, bu, several of the enemy
were killed
The enemy has thus been driven GU,
of this department.
T. w l.SnrD
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Brig. Cen. Commanding.

WAR DEPARTMENT, " ,s.iIxGToy, Feb. II.
10 BriSader len +. ". Lander:
Tn" President directs me To saw thai,
he Las observed with pleasure the acrv.
iiy and enterprise manifested by yourself
ana the "thcrrs and soldiers Of your con-
mani. You have shown how much NAV
be done, IN the worst weather aud the
worst roads, by spirited officer at the
head Of a small force of brave men. up-
willing to waste life in camp. when the
enemies OF our country are within reach
Your brilliant success is happy presaye
OF what may be expected when the army
OF tic Potomac shall be led to the field
by their gallant General.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-27

A NEW and fresh supply of Sugar, cofre.a
asses nc. lust received by Z. h n. CHILD
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
THEIR USE BIZ THE PROFESSION. ly q

III endorsement of their virtues by every leading physician
who has tried them and their general among their practice
be Recommendation to the public then Wrghs Southern
Indian Vegetable Pills have claim upon the popular conf
dence which be set for others that know
this subject induced to insert tho following extract of
private letter from the venerable Dr. Hensha one Of the abes
and most experienced leaders Of his profession the whole
South: 49, Ar4....
It may be said that am injurng the prestige my prof
sion by acknow ledgng how its services be dispensed
with butt permit prejudices of that sway
conscientious Of duty toward hoss who placed
their bodily well being much in keeping might easily
have told them these ills my preparation but
adhere to the good old principle - Give uso Caesar the
things that Casars My advice all who within the
of practice is to keep Pills by hem and the
first warning which disease gives them taking
according to the directions and keep their until they
certain they have driven of the In nine out of
ten where afterwards called in, only reerae the
Instructions and patients their health in spite Of
themselves and greatly the annoyance and asonshment of
those who firmly believe they be cured of any almost
without swallowing immense quantity Of and dis.
gusting drugs. .rL.....
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
HOW THEY ARE MADE,

Wrghts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills been hitherto
solely end are row mainly prepared m special orders from
physicians druggsts, pantes and other regular customer
who use them altogether account Of ke knowledge that
they are made Of pure simple and escious ingredients
because of their confidence in DR. Wright being free from
the mputation Of offering anything is not pure
and genuine The new Of djng the plants pur
fng the essential elements all foreign matter (Which was
mainly the discovery Of that great cheist Torrey has
alone enabled him to make these Pills sufficiently
sonabe to place them before the pub general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the analytic chemist
Dr.. Preston, is sufficient guarantee Of their purity:
DR.. JOHN WRIGHT: ~ =
sAt request have subjected to the Of analysis
quantity Of Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. selected a,
random and take great pleasure in that them
ocontan nothing deeerious the human syser but on the
contrary they the sudori6c Dure ESpectorant and
Cathartic properties in remarkably harmonious combination
and opinion is that they the greatest universal remedy
known TO the world. 3f 3Sft4 IA s43E saFj-
Respectfully, 5f-t5f, ~
~ w !E5,ys A. D. PRESTON, NJ, b,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

In this respect think it worth while to publish two letters
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders their
testimony of little weight with people of sense.
One from the Rev j. s. Barrett widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and lately called to field Of
labor in Northern Texas who 10 Dr. John Wright under
date of the 2Oth of September, 1858, as follows q
g You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready by of Pills you recommended at
that visit They have been blessing many unfortunate
enber of my little flock and in all this neghborhood, they
hailed the harbnger of health. satisfied now my
dear FRIEND you unerestiated their
time you explained their effects Such and pleasant
remedy before given helpless by hs mercf
Author" '&J r NO. ENr &&%ssS
The other wealthy and successful planter Aaba
ma, which we insert entire: y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
SHERIFF'S SALES


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peeesS oSab e ss sa ssy y 95saa assss az
o. hS5s i sis m
4, Z A. cEETA GROUND situated u ..
Esiapars. Ffsnkia Clio and Gsiope sifee,s. Ewing E
ss 1ss.s s s sss sa G.
I and. tss Ws tas ssa & &
Nsgr1is z s1isf'54 PSgfnos 81 d5sstsGs sus @ 8
Il Is ne Thereon District
,s sass sa css sspsa yi,n nj
Ihs ses. s IN and sof ps psas
Fst f%s :'sssSs e Il. = s ss s
other sas Sss s sasn s.ss IS sh &
II III laei ioas
81. sa'ss9s sss sss s; 81 3 az
ssnd aad Isee, @ en he line No aaa aud
s. fonting On Ro5esn :, saa e ,ee
Al s@', sd y - 60. JOHN p WALhsN. s ii
Sheriff Of the Parish of f3sslsans
Cow Ds srnncr ~ oEEAa x4E ae 9E u E
81 sasss5sSs ssss
sR & d. @ g
uNE yERfAfNE PORTION De TER an sttues dan. IL
Premier DISTRICT De sstts vile dams pet borne par les
poace- Ct lgnes de lace h des Reparts pies
p0uces ct lgnes dc face Clio i3U peds
dams e 0nd dn coe Ia Caopr 9S pieds ID
ponces ct fgnes du cote de Ia White. F5E
trouyent. 5 sE s@ssSfss'
= gSE GERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE sitase dams lie
uistrict DC cette eonpris sfFe les
fass KSoensop. s N
dresse par ger c deyant General daae ID 2
cecembe iS6 ct dsposs en- retude de de Asmas
rains son. congae ct rsncsse chacup 8
peds de face "a ST. Pierre 81 pfeds ue
dams lie fond ct face a Promenade Garonde ayan
fondtur dune rue laurie saEolr III ieds pcaces ct!
pss Y pouces sur Ia lgne roshs De; Nos l2s pied
a gns entire leg Nos 37 pieds igna eatre
Nos let g. ct i35 psds gne No. g. ct race Ia rue
Robertson 50 it% 7g7$ft5esef efE5tf'a- "a
En.emte les tatsses amsoraons aui sy tronven
Saisis dams Psffsire ei-oess1s.
CoEDIFIONs-Compta au moment de adjudication
mls 81 ap1s sherif dc Ia Paroisss orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
LETTER FROM A PLANTER.

Messrs. John Wright 4 Co., N-., =
Z New Orleans, La.
Gentlemen-Enclosed please find check No. 79 stthre
days sight Mobile for Sl4s 5O in settlement of account
date You will please forward to three dozen boxes
Wrights Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They great
thing and heavy medical bill
yearyyon my place. The directions plain and easily
detood that my GRds difficulty in treating
sickness 10 his knowledge, with promptnes
and perfect Ny healthier and
than those Of any pana know and candidy confess
be opinion and that of overseer that this agreeable
fact solely the which is taken Of them at the first
complaint of Sickness and their being treated by OF
these Pills use altogether in family and would
be without supply for small fortune This may
high praise to you you It nothing less
than the plain truth Please forward tie Pills
OF once, and by the same route as before.
Yours, truly,
= = rs THOS. @. HENDERSON.
From Dr. Humphres of Charleston s. c. have rebeived
the following honest letter. written him by but worthy
who Is now strong and sawar soldier in the amyo
Southern independence:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
FOR THE
Tontrg ard FortIfyIng of the systen
Diseases, either Occasional or Ept-
demtc; and for the cure of all
Ailments having the name Of

Reittent, Nervous, 1naammatory Putrid
Fevers; /; Measles, Small Pox aud Erysipeas Infarnma
tion of the Brain, Tkroat somach Lungs, Liver, Iptes
tines, Kidneys and bladder Pains in the Stomach Back
and Side; Consumption Bopsy of the Head of the Chest
of the Abdomen and OF the Limbs scrofula scurvy and
Syphilis Cancer, Gravel, Loss Of Appetite; Sick Head
ache Splitting Of Blood Kheumasrn, both acnte and
Chronic; Darrhea Dysentery and Colics syncope Apo
p1e1y and Paralysis Dyspepsia, Hypochondriass, Te.
tanus, Epilepsy, Whooping Cough, Papftation of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores of description H5stsrics
Weak Nerves. and Lowness of Spirits Suppression,
other delicate Female Complaints
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
M R s.. w Al II DL a,
lss oARoNDELET STR EEE,

Between 9irod and Jrlia sraets,
In thanks for hera patronage extended 10 her IN
her the begs leayd
10 nfarf har friends city and eonnr as re
ment q recFre ladesat her e con
....-- =. - .ss!,s. ~. *
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
LIVER COMPLAINT.

DR.. Humphries 7'
Dear Sr- don't know what to say to make you know how
grateful feel for those boxes Of Wghts Southern Indian
Vegetable Pills you gave After having suffered for
many years and thought going to get heatho
worth one good days work. strong and heart
ever was in my e and that after having tried every
thing heard Of and getting all kinds Of doctors, who
could tell affection Of the liver but could not cure
it, although God knows took enough Of their prescriptions
If the prayers of moor like will help yon any, doc
tor you have mine. ss N.s,.s ,l5 ~ rs s.s
f ,-' Yours, gratefully and truly, 5t.t4dI tE
..5- -4.@ JOHN ". SIMMONS. Z
Send for circular Of these Pills contains full and inter
esng facts with important suggestions tbs sick apd suffer
ing complete directions for the of the Pills. and special
card females which every of the sex ought read
WRIGHTs SOUTHERN INDIAN YEGET-
ABLE PILLS
Are manufactured expressly for use in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, /
Under the personal direction of Dr. JonN WRIGHr In ha
Pharmaceutical Laboratory, New Orleans.
l'S fzi4 J. WRIGHT L CO., Il
Sole Prepr;stors,
y A 5s No. q Caartres sttess, EsN eP.sas4 Y y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07


gt Ss 3---- Nj hi 5S55s7 ig5f III
ss spnlsing,s Prepared Glus
Meets all suchenergencies ana household can aerd
ritnoltit ts always ready and sickins Point
faese hoionser anscesaisy
aeadess dos and n 10 articfs
cone, snd other popular
dies Of refinement and taste. ss5eet &a
This admirable preparation Is uaed cold being chemically
held possessing a the quales the
9ns. may be used the place Of or
a.ry rnscdas being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL In EVERY HoUsE.n
Il BA Bsush accompanies each bottle. Price as esnts
e Wholesale Depot No. 4s gsdaFstrse. New York.
address EENRFo. sPALDING8 al co.,
ez 4 5s s5st 4, ssi Il 6 Box Nos 500, New York
Put fol Dealers fonr
esch
5sckags. "a 4.
Il Ess-A stpgehotte of SPALDINGsss PRRPARED GLHt
nisayeten times hnnsehsld.
Sold by all pseinent saoers Druggists,
furniture Dealers. Grocers, and Fancy stores.
Country merchants should make note Of sPALDINaf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES making up heirlist II Will Stand
ny climate q is1q lyGWs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
INSUR ANCE
II .OgIsIANA 'nIUTUALf INSURANCE. Cop1-
IL tPANT.&sS = fssf s39gs 'ssp+s- Z - -

- e e an 4 = i'5t,-+ -- .tpettf Sgs85si
IoFP1cE-coRNEs CAMP AND NArcAEz STREETS.
Amount Of Premiums for3ths year ending Febrnass,
e. 1861. 257 sS
Amount of Profits for the year ending February Il
~ %. 1852. Ia, ,sE
Amount Of Assets for the year eading February
e, s2s %
The Trustees declared dividend Of Twenty Per
Cent, after paying six cent interest outstanding
scrip. n II
Interest on payable on and after The second Monday IN
May next. fs9 i2-t
Certificates scrip year 1862 deliverable on aud after
the Ist of June, 1852.
CHARLES BRIGGS President
H P JAsyiER, Secretary.
New Orleans. March q, 1862. ms 1y
-ETsIuN ISsUHAnuEs cumsAnY OF HEw
ORLEANS, ~ 81
Garner of st. Charles and canalxtreets. $
Stock Capital. oo5
surpns z65,TtM
assets on the LIST of aay 1850 ss1s $751;
fais ssnpany continues insure sss,nss psrils Of ID
sas s EvsEs and Lass and Damage By frs At the
Ihsrer in The Unsoe Insurancs Com pany are aiiswed.
asss
sst s saaay " i .n.'f
Jogr u. aRAwroRr, seerstaFy .esiuoAs
pIREoToRs. ii3* q
JoEF e goLHesDE s ~! Z srss a.e q Martin cahs
NJ zINfs iTa Of y u Y Rhares M Z g. CO.. ps''s'
3. VI. OGDEN, arm ot easechs Il Ogden.
5asssz $5sEss T ssfaf5s 4 Hss5ssBr 5ss5s j. J.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07

fIETxZEHS SlNsUHAnGEt tCUmFARK-G
~ Office eEe.s 5arondeetstrest. - M
es Capital, ss7I.5s0 3s.
oNEK aAILLkKD President. "A .sGHRIEBYR, ,Sserstsn
xnuETs1s: NJ
Geo. W. West, r. Hunt,
James A. White, N. Musson,
r. Corglhs West, Martin Gordon, IL,
D. Jarnison. WI = - Nunoa Augustin, l5f
Ar. Mltenhergef Cesare Olivier, &
]. Laisy, 5-s. -Fs.s= ia A Bohn, gt S
oner aaiInsra, 4&$s
TheGompary sgaHs the pers of and rivs
ana loss danas ssby hre ssurrantrata rsium.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07

Tss7poD, sgys3r4 IEAE,,sR aii4sltf.FiT 5ss s3R
.aIsy ars t3so4s 'N4s' ssE1 :. =
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07

Bl-F. A. M Concord Chapts No. 2. R. A.
NJ, meetsevery 81 TURDsY EVENING" u O'clock in the
Chapter in The Masonic Grand Ii corner St.
Charles and Perdtao streets. Officers s62-F W.
Rels9dsrnIer n r Il P Z B. + Rsintast * Bruse
Behan a. G.; D. DeLncss. Trels ri iaeapx sec'y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07

EE. Crescent Laase No. 8, L. o. %. E.-By a
dpensaon Of the Nj w d Mas the meetings of this Lodge
viii be held on the rst HURSDAY of every month
Odcers for the et4ung Ietf- NJ. Mitchell, drand H
urer; N, Jafan, Far. Secty '-5 lIsgF
snbars sister invited to attend
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07
Slattitaiar Autttss.

B-NotIce to Auctioneers-Iiv Will be AZ the
O.s Of Mrssys. c. t Giraraey * Co.. nei OF Magazine
ani fNger on the sh 9h ana inst, The hours of
10 o,ciock Pa for the Of auditing your
accounts. strict compliance with he Inv Is requested
an ID Il, 'gf IGa 'ls,s a TS5 III. PERALTa, Auditor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-04-07

Al FIFTY DOLLARS RpUNTy-ABLE-
" b5ii.d :wanei Tor the DREU& ARTILLERY
taelled " Pinckney's Battalion. now stationed at tho
Apply ii the Odd CLOVIS Hall, Camp STREET, opposite
NIL Il es'F,e ? A. nAPREMosT. Captain.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-02
Peasluas 10 SsIliars' Melhsrs.

The following letter from commissioner
Barrett answers one Of Numerous ques-
tons.
10 the several questions concerning the
pension claims Of mothers Of deceased OIL
GERS and soldiers who have left neither wife
nor minor ch Id l reply:
/. In no case will the dependence Of the
mother upon her son for support, whether
wholly or in part, be taken for granted on
the mere affidavit of the claimant. Tue
allegation must be sustained by positive
proof that she has actually received her
support during stated period, either who'll
ly or partly, from the deceased sodier,on nc
count Of whose military service she pre-
sents her claim. This eau be proved by
the affidavit or two credible Witnesses,
who are not interested in the result of the
application; BY the production of evidence
thpt a portion of the soldiers pay 10y al
letment ticket OF otherwise) was regularly
transmitted to his mother; by proof that
he constantly paid, or contributed toward
paying. her board, house rent, or other
specifi tic and necessary expenses; or by such
other equivalent testimony as will clearly
establish the fact in question. 1t is not
sufficient to prove that the mother re-
ceiyed occasional presents from the de-
ceased.