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Three Days Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, Jan. %.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Liv-
srpoo at 5 clock on the afternoon of the 18th =,
arrived here last night. She brings neither
xtrooys nor stores.
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Latest by Telegraph to Queenstown, JAM -
The journal OF St. Petersburgh publishes an
article graduating MIR. Seward upon the
lprlgh;ness and intelligence of his policy, and
aeinandne that the Trent affair may become Il
starting point for negotiations for recognition
by the Powers of common principles upon the
question of neutral flags The article also ex-
lects Eng land to give the world solemn assu-
.arcc tpr the future by signing IA Convention
which by cnsurng universal respect for the
rights OF neutral Powers will contribute to the
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civilization.
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aries among them. He was decidedly op.
posed to licensing what every man knew
10 be an evil.
Mr.. Bowen, Of Johnson, knew much
of the effects OF free liquor He knew
that some Legislation had been brought
atont BY free liquor kept at The Dos
Moiues House, the Des NoineS River
Land Grant for instance. lie had en-
forced the law 10 his town FL had Grst
insured his property and then put pis.
tol in his poke: aud soue 10 work, and
he had enforced it against the combined
influence of tho liquor dealers and hell.
The motion was further discussed by
Brown. Hammer, Dixon and others in
favor of postponcmcnt, aud Tetor, Wat =
son, Footc and others tcaiu>t, aud the
vote was taken and the ,nruon lost
The bill being row open 70, amend.
mcnt the opponents RI the measure tried
every way in their power to introduce
some anlcIdmers that would either defeat
the bill or r. nier it dead letter, bat
the fricuts Of Temperance steadily voted
down everything that was offered, ua'i'
as last resort Mr. BIrdick offered an
additional section repeating the c.rc1f'0"
III the present lac IN jdror Of l"gcr beer,
&c knowing that i: that clause cou'd be
added it would kill the bill and he be!lev.
Cd the ulsra temperance len would vote
for its adoption. But in ibis he va'
mistaken. The friends Of the measure
were determined to pass tic bill .j"@ as
Il sras, and withou. doeAse t"ey voted It
down.
After meeting and voting down every
possible amendment and moii.ln Tor de.
lay that the enemies Of the bill co1!d de- !
wise, It's friends finally brought it to its .
third reading and it Was passed by vote
CT 26 to Is every Demycrat present OK .
ccpt Mcssrs Esteb and Kern voting
1Tainst il. |
As the temperance mcn arc in a large !
majority in the Hone there is 10 doubt
hat the bill vii. pas thu: body and DO
,omo law. G..
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LATEST NEWS.

Esy'A dispatch from Chicago, ycstcc.
day, states that Gen. Mcclellan ceases to
be Gencral.in Chief o.aay and that Secy.
! Stanton will issue general order to-day
announcing the change. The rebels
have destroyed CenterviIle, Manassas
aud the whole northern part of Va
Our forces now occupy those points, and
the stars and stripes now float FROM the
flag staff at Manassas
Gen. Curtis in his report Of the late
battle in Arkansas, makes honorable
mention of Col Nandcver Of the Iowa
9th, with Others, for their bravery. The
rebel force here was from 10000 to 80,
600. Gen. McCuiloch is said to have
been mortality wounded as we'll as Ncln'
tosh and Rector. McRae and a number
/ Of other prominent men with large
number Of the rank and file are prison.
ers in cur hauds
! A special dispatch from Cairo, of the
18th, to the Tribune, says a brl2adH Ct
troops went around New Madrid, on Sat-
urday last, aud arrived Sunday at small
settIcmcn. on the Mississippi cali, d
Point Pleasant, about ten miles below
the FORMER place. They took possession
Of it. The occupation Of this place by
our troops cuts Oft communication of the
rehcls at New Madrid.
The bridges upon tine Cairo Il Fulton
railroad are repaired. Trains run regu-
lar from Birds Pom, to Sikestown.
Durlog Sunday night the rebel troop.
on the i.lwer Potomac fed in a panic riu
the Fred, rirk,burg Roilroad, to Rich
nond. The country 80 miles back of
there is most perfect picture of desola-
tion and destructipn.
psa- Brunswick, Georgia. and Fsrnan,
dina, Florida, have been taken 10y CON-
Dupont. The rebels tlrl n his approach
The who's oE the Gcnr.;a coast is ROW i;
cur hands, Several cuunon were taken
one l2O pouni ritlcd piece, is said 10 b'
better than auy We have
TIL" ttj=hs between Gen Curtis -,
the rebels, lasted FROM Thursday nuol
till Saturday night, aud that our loss wa
about 40 killed and wounded. tn
rebel loss Was about 1000 killed All,
Wounded. anl 1000 taken p,iSoncrs.-
>,,,,,,x ,I,-,, "a iT.l Max ,, ;, ,,vl ,, i, -
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS,

The undersigned having purchased the right
of C0NkblN & NEWTnNS PATENT BRO D.
CAST SEE DSOWFH for the counties Of Cedar
Jones. and Linn. would respectfully inform the
pub i: that he can 81 pniY n limited number Of
lh"S" machines which are manufactured and
cold n. his farm Mt onion Grove, Cedar co Iowa.
This m 'cii"e possesses The follow ing mel its:
Isl Simpl cry in r0rs rurtion; 2d-I.ig!Itncsa
If DRAG ght 2'l-Nill not clog in sowing grain
,r = ,rd sc, or dry: 9Th ttnount SOwn always
seen and easily regulated: 5th-WilI sow from
two to ten feet wife. az desired 6th-Will SOW
from twenty TO twenty five acres in dav, with
saving of one peek +" the acre of seed: 7th--.
VIII Weld ON three to five bushels to the aero
morc than if sowed ny hand.
NJ SpRINGSTEED.
Orion Grove March 9th, 1862.
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The Rebels Evacuating the Potomac.

WASHINGTON, March ,.
Cockpit battery was captured by our
Acct to-day. The stars and stripes COW
aoat over it. Four rebel gimepts with
guns and gunners were driven off. Cock.
nit battery is on the river, ard has fred
1000 shots at vessels, aud the camps
of Gen. Hookcr's division opposite
Hooker had recently tried Whitworth
guns, said to carry seven miles, upon
them with excellent results.
Gen Hooker reports al! the enemy's
batteries 10 front of his line aband oncd
and the guns spiked. There are some
valuable pieces among them. This vir.
tus|'y opens the Potomac, and raises the
Quasi blockade. The above is dated at
Budd's Ferry.
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NEW OaLEA%s.-The Wv York Tri
bu"@ has seen an extract from q private
letter, dated New Orleans Dee 10. writ
ten by gon'l@man If Influence. which,
speaking Of tie tendency Of public feel
ing in that city, says: There is a great
deal Of suffering in Ne" Orleans All
the papers are issuing half sheets. There
exists large Union sentiment. and PEG
pie are beginning to express their pin
ions pretty freely there is no doubt
that on the approach Of the Fcderals the
city will BIO surrendered without any
fighting"
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i c""F1>' "' - 'h'' 1t 2'~'.' VI e mas
t.@Hf2 It t"y"'o '."tn d'"'t f"nt Der.
" ''' WIZ ~ '','''1 ~ tie '''i'''
5I'''s '''""'e'
An island i - be taken possession
OF On ''e o''G" coast o. '"g / nv II ~, ma
''';"' = i'''~' - '''s'' ''' ~ '>''' '
'''''~''
III" Mississippi j"iII0, ready ="
Leave Cairo. consists - J. cg"l"",s I'D
3 mortar b T.. The @unb'ats "ggs%.
'r"" '.'' F"t" S'' ;, 'Li:.''' ." -
rom '''' '",''>,'"' t'' - ''"'' ''' -
, '| ,,'2'o W ',s'' ""',,, w. ''",'
| - -
f,,r.,,.'a1 ''''
-on Thursday an attempt VS. dis
/ cn'cfrh I" BIZ" up IN" ':'"'n hrlGGo at
va. found. with fuse. r,arcd undrr ,Lp
pan of the bridge. So that ia ,-niosiau
yrnII DESTROY tie f.Jric.
1 =, ''''' "'', '',' '''S ''''"~. ','1 -,
",P"'''H'n. o. ire capture % inc f'"'
% ,l,n '-,7"'" " 's''n, wiz" a c'rG" OF
/ ~ D NV g cotton, ny 'N' @n"o@h' '"'
co. u. r'p' u''n ''s''' Sa''e' 'f0''
AP"'"V''co'a ''f 'ia'a'l" anu !" / H'''
Two b7ttaliona Of the 4rh Iowa
. Cavalry have pass, d ihr uah Burlington
o. their WAY to It Louis. The UarL.
'E1r s'ys nc ''2'"''h' ~ 'n''' co"'P",e"
-, ~ """ Is
wen '4''Pp'a az" uniformed
- Congress has passed an act rroh;b.
( iting the citizen. OF the United States
from cngsaiuy ia the ConIic trade. ANY
/ vessel violating the provisions Of rhp nc,
! to be liable TO seizure and cund,uration.
while any person cnearinr in tho bust
ness is to be punished hv fine not exceed
ing 5000, and ilnpri.tnnlen, no, tx
cccdn- one year.
-,
ne nag oi me @aIiaht Iowa "a, The
work, 1t 1T boncJ.,, !. nnro,,o -
Low, Tbree of tho cnL,r Iaa,ar, ,ra
killed and three wounded lisa hnr.
over the Snr;Eer's ch,ir :, H., r.,n.,
l!nlSe of /, nrcsen,a,ives and afro, tho
ad;ou,o,,en, r. ,Ln Ian; .,.,,n,a ,s;l :.
deposited II the archives OF tn llistor-
'r'' Society. The flag bears the marks
81 tue terrible conflict at Do"clson, hav-
~, no ISIS than sixteen bullet holes
through 1t,
A nephew Of parson Brovnlow, who
after many NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q, hers
wi,nes.in. the murder of his own child
->ucceedcd 10 escaping from Tennessee
some week. ago, dcIiv red public az
drcs. ., cniun,h,s few n;al,s s;naa
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SUEi mr. SALE.

pf virtue Of special execution to me dires.
- tea ISSUED from the office Of the clerk Of
He District Court IN and for the county Of Cedar
aud state of l"wa.in favor of John 2uhinson. and
agar It l-aac II. sherman and Celipda NJ SAer-
man. have levied npon the following propcrtv
~ The property of the said Isaac Ii. sherman
and Cehnda NJ sherman. to-wit:
me ".n'h"est quarter Of the northeast quar-.
ter of section no. one in township no e;yh,rnna
norm "i range two. west OF the 9TH D. m :, with
the appurtenauces:
ANA shall offer the same for sale Mt public ont.
cry at ne court house door in the town Of Tip-
tnh, IN edar county, on saturday the 18th day
81 March. 4. u. 1862, at ole O'Clock D. m OF
~aid day, tn satisfy said execution and costa that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this llth day Of February, A. y. ls62.
DAVID PLATNER
..... Sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa
Per s. w. RAruBuN, Deputy. iprtes Il
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IFFSpupG. Va March

Col. Geary has taken Lecsburg Ard
driven Gen. Hills away from the town
and surrounding forts. The American
fac flies over ALL The rebels thought
tins one CT their greatest stronghold<.
We took many prisoners, stores, the bank.
the post office and other public buildings.
This Brilliant achievement is Of the NJ.
most importance A ac.atehmcnt of lst
Michigan Cavalry did good service.
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WAsu1NaroN. March |

The Judiciary Commute of the House
will report against ali enactmcnts CT
emancipation laws to- the disloyaI States
taking the ground that the power to ~
terfertcre with slavery rests with the
President as Commander in. Chief.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Df virtue of special execution to me dires.
ID cd, issued from The Office Of the Clerk of the
iis'rict Court in and for the county of Cedar
and state Of Iowa, in favor Of Abraham Mines,
administrator OF the estate of George Mines de-.
ceased. and against Til mas VIM aud Arabella
"'nn, have levied upon the following property
az the properly Of the said Thomas Vim and
Arabella Wiun to wit:
The cnst half Of III" northeast quarter of sec.
"oh Twelve in township seventy -nin-. north Of
range four. west of the 5lh y m except five
acres of Of the northwest corner Of ssid tract
OF and; with the appnrtehances thereon;
And shall offer the same for cate 1t public out
cry. at the Court House door in the Gown OF Tip.
ton. in said county, on Monday. the 18th day Of
March, A. ID. ls62, at l O'Clock r. M. or said
day, 10 satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrne thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of February, A. D. 1863.
DAVID pLATNER,
Price SEQ sheriff sJ Cedar Cssasy. HSOs.
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--- L.. the politicians Of the Cotton
States see how the men Of the great
West and Northwest fight upon every
battle field. and then ask themselves
whether the Mississippi river can long
be Kept closed against such a people.
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Ut 'tUAf COUNTY. IOWA.
Fer :. RNTUBrN Deputy. !prfecS5 10

'lNuE 90 sFE~>lrNS AND EXPERIENCE OF
L SurfEREg Published rs a warning. and
for The especial benefit Of Young Men and those
who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss of Mem
DRY. PI''na:nre Decay, &c., &C., by one who has
cured himself by simple means, after being put
10 great expense and Inconvenience, through
the use IF worthless medicines prescribed "
learned Doctors.
Jingle copies may lie had of The author, C. A.
l,ath"ef' E''I, "reeapo Mt, ong Island. by en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope Addreaa
ARIES \. LAMBERT Esq, Greenpaint
Lonr Island, y. Y. I2m4nl
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REV ARD.

will give FIVE noll.rs reward 20 any ono
WHO viii furnish III" pi0'f ne, 2sar! to CONVEX
TIL person ." r"rsrES WHO maiir'ouSiy p'"Ne
dorH au ,vrrgr IN tree Oh my tot eas: ~ o." q.
Il -at,t time siucr. >. ). DANlL.-o.
ilpto Feb. ana. ~ >.
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Hon, Reverdy johnson was, on the
9th inst, elected T. s Senator by the
Mary ia"d Legislature for six years from
March next
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DIES MONIES CORRESPONDENCE.
SENATE CHAMBER, DEs MONIES,
March 5tb, 1862.

law would be as interesting to your read,
ers as anything could send you, took
notes of the proceedings on last Monday
when the bill was called up After some
slight amendments had been proposed
and voted down, Mr. Burlick Of Whine
shiek moved thit the bill be indefinitely
postponed. Ho stated that he was a
Temperance man and in favor Of good
stringent license law, but thought we
had tried the Prohibitory law long
enough to satisfy any OPS that it was ut
terly Inefficient.
Mr.. Woodward said. that at a former
time he had a competent knowledge Of
The prohibitory Law of 1855 and APPROX
cd Of it bat subsequently he had feared
that the amendments Of the session OF
1857 had taken the back bone out Of Il,
but in consultation with friends 10 his
own region ho had been rcp' atrdly iu-
formed that though the pct was not en-
forced in lis own and other river cour-
tics, still it was enforced and was elisa.
cion3 ia the 'n.crinr H. h.i co~ui ,~s
same sentiment among meGIber; and oth-
ers here. Not to aivert to his own
views he felt instructed Oh this subject.
Il was true that At some times be had
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
CAIRO, ILL, Feb. 2ith, 1862.

CAIRO, ILL, Feb 2ith, 1862.
Mr.. ADVERTISER:
After a long silence viii Try to l.
you and your numerous readers kno
that Company a is all right. We arri,
ed hero on the 2lst inst, after drea,
passage Of three days, from St. Louis, G
the steamer Edward Walsh. Oar pa
sage was very d,ayrecablo owing to til
crowded state Of the boat There W,
the Iowa 9Th. part Of the 2l Iowa cava
ry, I'd Michigan cavalry and two bate
les Of artillery, in all about ! 400, ;hcs
were crowded into a place tlat woul
not accommodate 80 comfortably; W
were so crowded We O:ull neither Ri
stand, nor lie with any case We Jrc,
three days rations OF cooked beef an,
crackers at ST. Louis, be Gre We Stated
for to cook on the boat VS. oui Of IT,,
question.
Many of the boys Dough. coffee on The
boat at five cents a cup. After OR Off
GERS found that We we're buying cottc &
they caused coffee to be made for the
ontire regiment, which was poured into
barrels, when every man could take his
cup and cantecn and get what he wanted.
The officers done all they could to render
the men as comfortable as possible. The
conduct of our officers cou!rasted very
strongly with thosc of the other regi
ments, who paid no attention to their
men whatever but seemed to regard them
more as blutc3 than human builgs. |
The 5tb dispersed their coffee to their
fellow soldiers with aIibera hand many
Of the artillery and cavalry meo partook
OF their hospitality and while drinking
their coffee, contrasted the couiuct Of
their officers " tn ours. aud you may
rest assured the officers OF the 5.h did
Ga our way down We passed several
boats loaded with secesh prisoners that
were taken At r.. D,ne,so, Who, ,vo
arrived here sevcr,, eminent. of .eccs,,
were Gu tho ievse preparing to get on
cara tina. y;u ,,L, .L.n, - rL;,,,.o
They DO net differ ia appearance from,
THAR reh., bra.l rc, in Nissour;-vou,l
prcdomioa,es in the ronks-mapv Of tn,
soldiers are nero s,rinliors: but yer,
few have ,nv uniform bot are ,r,er.),,
arasssa IN a homesa,, # q brov,i.,
,e,,ov collar c,rei :. "-fron
the bark Of that tree being the nr;oc;na
INGREDIENT used il dyejn, tho eIo,b-
Thew al or,rsss th,,,s,lv,s statistic,
with rebellion and yilljno t. ta,a q
oat, If ai.oo;aroo and r.t,rn ho,,o
I asked many Of them what the
thought Of the batt!e anG Of the c,a6uc
OF Floyd. TNey al oppcarcd 70 tGiu
they had n very fair Cyst, BAT over est
mated our ioree--in instqlx.5 n,t;,autin
it as high IS 100, 900. TINY ..ur til
bi;tercst mai.d;cti3ns on ti..<l.qj f
Fioyd-charac!cr Lin az lNA
traitor aud a thivf; WncAcycr Lis M
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Cen. John c. Fremont and Sec stan'on'
special to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
r WASHINGTON, March T.,
The Secretary of War has informed a a
friend Of Gen. Fremont that 20 Court OF
Inquiry would be ordered in his case as
there scas nothing on which to base 1t.
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sTSlmmous, the artist, will not le,c.
town for day or two. Call in. a.
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that F. c. GALBREATu
of Cover Township in the county of Cedar
and state of Iowa. has this day ASST oned ~ o.,
all his property. real and personal, (inc,udno
his homestead) for the payment of his debt.
and his creditors are required to present thei,
claims, under oath or affirmation TO me. Al m,
residence In Cover township, Cedar co.. Iows
or at the postofice at Springdale, Iowa, within
three months from the date hereof
Dated this Sd day Of March, A. D. 1861.
s... . ED WRIGHT, Assignee
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Cedar County District Cou,,
SARAH SIMMONS
yS. Divorce.
WILLIAM SIMMONS

TO William SIMMONS
& IR: Yon are hereby notified that there ia m,
y on file in the Office of the clerk OF the D.
trct Court OF Cedar county, Iowa, y petiGMM
"a all Simmons, claiming divorce from yau
for the reason that you have wilfuly deserted,
and absented yourself from. the said Sarah Sim.
mons, without any reasonable cause, for the
space of two Years.
Row, unless you appear thereto aad defend
before noon of the second day of the next term
of said court, beginning on the first Monday OF
June A. D. 1862, default will he entered against
y"u and Judgment rendered thereon a. prayed
for in SAID petition. SILV NUS YATES
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ordered that the above notice be Published in
the "iipton Advcrtiscr' for four consecutive
weeks. AL0NZO SHAW,
Clerk District Court
Fob. 18th ISE2-Nw4
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Tie 1'r.JuHr's Fort N,"croe special
states that the fri@ato Cumberland had
crew Of FIVE hundred nearly haIf were
Ia-t. \ ne@ro who s.#n a.hoce reports
tie loss about one hundred.