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,i,t. - f'"b fN'' VI mn "ViN' - w.
LIFE AND DEATH,
| Hand in hand Lite and Dea,h walk together,
81 is by side and the bridal BID aud bi9r-
I on hur.e is illed With m.ttl-Jne with mour
/ n ing
Aro ..nilos arc ovor fillo v.i by a isa-
| 1h- n1waf tha, We nurtursd mo !efiame 81,
/ !, '.s mara 90 wreath 10 Rli'tef WIN u
| 1, u.rysn IN N. e,osa--na, tho chaplet,-
! o. toe c ni1 lad n laid ere tho h'ght :,
And M, CON crossing rroen on ihs hill sine
IIv he ts.c Of dap. tod ones Is iod
Ari he brook tina; ran singing thro the
Is ehoked by the b,ncs Of the dead
We look with delish, n. or the lrdeas
Where rAro blossoms flourish freshly and green,
Bat turn ia sadnoss from tho orange shaded
Tor the church yati rises up betwoen;
And the p5al that toll Of coming gladnes'
That r. < Olythe from the swiftly sWinglng
b3l,
A.. changed in = mo nant into sadness-
1. hushoi b. the slowly tulliDR knoll
Ardtte Ito ~ors blus. ing on tho hill aide,
led on hloOJ 3 III more fuddily will wivo,
And tic wheat that i soEn In the valls y,
Is the gteonost whom growing on grave
I.fa from dolth--deith from life still tho story
fno cfa1ls al I tho tomb, sils by sldo
4 shtuud ever iivslling IN whitoness
Too wreath that is worn by the bride
4 D and de.th, hand IN nard ever journayiny,
S,ups Of joy walls # BORROW in a breath -
AID tho mitblo tn, was scll pturyd for tho
living,
10 csrved with the record &C their death
And the corn grows tho greenost in tho
grave yard,
Aud the flowers blush tho deepest bright.
ct red,
Whom Llood has vd,erod the sod Of tho
vslley
And oerth isiat by the rotlinG o'tho doad!
And thus all night they wa,chc aud thou sht
by the siis oi the dead hu band, ~hilo Kind
bands we miUis'cring 20 the weeping wife
while wor0s OF comfort wtro bebg breath
. into her Shirt king oar as II At suc1 Umo
- silence was not mere tloqu n. than wutds.'
70 NJ oUnrSnnas
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Oh GENT HAIR DYE-REST In USE

O6 GENT HAIR DYE-BEST In USE
81 BklE6rG Columbian Hair Dye can be had
a 81 Eighth ave; $50 Allen %; Hous,on a. cor AV.
d; 80 Grand q; alb Hudson d; 19o Sixth av Be-
oond ave. aud 80th q; slb Eighth ave; 1876 Hudsoa
q; W Diython %; ass Fourth ave; II Avenus ID;
and llA Division %. BAooKLYH-1@ Fulton u; SEQ
Oourt 81 cor. Myrtle ave. and CARL 81 and corner
Franklin Myrtle Aves. WmLIAHBURaH-0rand
rees Nos. SO, 100 9O5, 2l9 and sT9, Bou,h eth and
sab South Sab and Tan South I'd and sth also by
DruggiAt. gonerally.-Depot 90 South Second q,
Wl.liAmaourgh, between Second aud Third s,res,a,
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~ who doub. u should " bo.sls Of DR.. o.
lief Of DysPephA, indigestion, Los q an.
Nausea and Sickness OF the Stomach, Risftlic
Go. This remedy will be found one a Ihe II
agreeable and eficAcious articles svsr disooversS
DYsPEPSIA. Perugyeranoe with this Medicine :
ensure regularity q hhs bowels u sll lime.
number Of oertinoasss mieha b obl.lned' hna y
are 30 easily procured wish % lisss regard 70 Ind
hc. Thorefore, the proprissor Il oonadan. H y
simple tZia Of this Remedy VIII sstablSh n an
astsr In ths cure OF DispepdA over ali olher rsmS
n uss .. shs Preseni day. For sAls !, q soj
second 81 3; v WlliiIAn.burgh: To 30 had In h
cor. Stanton 81, and con Avs, d ma Has,.H,.|
nslos " csn.. pr b0sala 80 ~
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WILLIAM II. MITCHELL'S REAL
w Estate and General Business Agency, II Co
dAr direct, between broadway and Nassau streets,
Houses, loas and farms bought sold and exchAnR-
cd. Money procured aud loaned on bond and more
gage. II you want 70 sell your bakery, store, holel,
saloon. mandatory, or any kind OF business, cali
on the subscriber. mhT 9laoslOT
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XETILLIAMSBURGH

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY NJ TIE ~
and 100 Deyoe s.ress, prOs 81 400 each and snIes
s,ory frame Store and dwelling, oorns. :, eorna az
Smith streets, price sl,eOo also ,srsS 81 payments
which viii be very sasy, apply 70 q W: khSaa
i92 Grand a., Wllliamsburgh, OF n ~ aAsstcs'
% Beaver slr0ot, hsM roEk, :"
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- CENTS PER BOrTLE-FURMA,
CARTMRN. ATTENTION.

EARTMkH, ATTENTION.
~ DR.. TOBIAS VenstiAn H0rss L1nitnsna,
bottles, 20 cta. Cures lAmeneza, cuia, calIs, spr
DC, II yoo have . Lame horse, Try . bosala-1
cure. The Broadway Railroad Company, 80
Boston, writes, "Bend "a IL dozsn per sEpres
II abe bes, linimant Cor lAmensss and gals ne :.
ever fused" Ofios % CortlAndi n. Sold by ,
druggisss- AJAX for TsbiAs' Horss Llnimsni In =,
boaAlsA. and tAls no oth9. e<ia Nal
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EIREMANs TRUST INSURANCE
II BANY OF BR0oCLYN
nAHH nApITAI.- eihO NM

CASH CAPITAL, SloC,OOoI
otnos No. Court stress lopposile City nAllA,
No. Wall strOel, near Broadway, New Vol
Organized on aha principle Of paying ons ia !
proftA above tsn per oeni. 70 ths Wid0Wu an =
phAnr Fund u shs Fire Departments % aha d J
Brooklyn.
DnDOFeHa.
George Ball uehem'h Knight joseph \ Ne
Aaron a DesCAN 0lbort l. HslKht 6nIih RnnsI
ThomAs ClArk V Bruni Wyukon Pe.sr And.
Harry kssBpEsz a Frolhing hAnAa WArrUa Hrt
WIN b 0oogiG LGAa ID Velsn Oh Lppt,,
Peter DuryeG JB Thorn, MD FL Hoatar' '
JONI y 6tSwAu UiChArdP Buck VIM Wall
A a low WilllN0 Beard Joseph II n
Hobart FU-G Henry Il Pierson dAmAli0l n
OrATtordC BmlthJsrUellus hSAseyH james
Henry d Peck d. Van Worlds John N HIa<
join Glover JlhI. Bahar.E z b Wakan|
~ Robbins Pred. Pea Valentine al
LV, hll@ u Chittendm John Vod|
THIS Company continues 70 Insurs build
Merchandise, DwellinRA Household RurnI
Vessels In port and their oArgoes, and oahs- p1||
~, against lo1 or damage By are, On ~ hNd
and liberal terms a. oaheT nrsa olAAs ooupAnA1
WIN, BURRELL, Secretary.
,. n. WYOKoFF. Jr. Aeas.Ana leal a.
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ITO LET IN TEE SUH BUILDING, COR
l. nsr OF Nassau and Fulton 81 onhoes and Large
rooms. suitable for manufacturing purposes, w,n
which steam power can be had n Required. MI
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Il LAFAYETTE FIRE nHUBAsUs uuaxIi
OF pRO0KIYN.
HI EULTOn STREET., u WALL BrRKH
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
CAsu CAPITAL, lDo,soO DoLLAla;
TIL. Company iasurs- properly Of Al w its
Los OF Damage BY are, On ~ hvors ktSt,
nmllAI LnSiituhonsi $yn. t.o,.
TEUNs ,. BnRara ZION
JAMho .. THOMPSON. Jr., sss,1. ,
ono, W. HUME. As4issAni. Asr
fHuNn J. BuRdnN, jazz OHlkAA Z
HIRAM n. Br. JOHN JOHN y. fhlfh, v'a'
EDW. 7. BACkHOU1n, 1AMUhL xAAMYI J.
JAMHB HARPER, ALEAANDnh hoN. Z
LEWIS HURST, ". b. VOOhdh1A in
JOHN l.. 6PADHk, JAS.V. 6CHOOHnkho
HENRY j. CULLEN, MICHAEL NKVIA Ia
LBVEHITT II. AAdA BAMUEL 0ARRIBO \
PHILIP O. CROOKn, JOHN LKFFERr0. ~
JAMES B. COOPER, OORD. j. RyRaHhS =,
JOHN q. BCHUhAKBR,ALHX. w. HUME "
JOHN j. VANDERBILT,JAMEDT TTUA
HnNkY x1MNKEN,I JESSE q. ROtAlNb
EDWARD HARVEY. VI
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l. scriber has a rsa OF Improved land, niuAted, a.
Rock City Falls, In the town Of Milton, known a.
ths Harlow Kilmsr property, containing about 100
acres, well arranged W make three good JdTms,
which he II DESTROYS Of selling upon reasons sle
terms. There good houses and out-buildlngs
on each farm, and A. they lie adjoining. they can 30
used ~ one farm or thres, according a. the pur,
chaser or purchasers may desire. Terms made 20
Euit purchasers. For particulars, inquire Of the
subscriber, Al the Columbian Hotel, Saratoga
Springs. CHAUNCKY KILMHR. fsl9 msglO6
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ITO LET AND LEAsE-STORES, HOUSES
Il and parts Of houses, In ali parta Of Williams
burgh and Brooklyn; also houses, lo,a and farms,
for sale exchange In all parts Of she United
house agent AAd auc,ioAssI, BOZ Grand "a williams
burgh, falls AAo'lp
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wriues Expressly for the New VorS s-A
WASH WILBUR
THR
Frontier Hunter.
NJ vEUIan "A. 6ashr.5

Author Of 'sThs y iunn. Fe,ihe-," rrrLs.e ~"
"Alire Morton. pc Le VIZ
Ns,iiolnsH -, g., ~
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pn,ered sNofdlut 8 A. @. az - IL
tucrI,s %. F.. - 1 D.s4-.. ..a.N . a. s go
Distri,t @ Noe -, d, N.-ss .. Jr ., rr
war one en- 'ussni s,ghi h1rd~vI so- siv's -.--.
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EOR THE PILRA

pILES-DITCHETT HAS SOLD his 10
L valuable Spanish Specific for ,hs Pile any n,
In shis city. Thousands have bean cured Of ir
nal and estsrnAl Pilos. Isee oertiAcslss.l Sol
him n W Rooseveh n, New York. Prioa q =
oo>he. Ths poor supplied gratis. mi sAAoth
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0ARaCHIvmls
We sDERFUL DISCOVERY IN NIX

DR- VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE MON
LILY PILLS are q SAFE remedy Cor obptruos
90, from odd, or any cause; 81 per boz. I
coughs, odds. DC, Ayers Choiry Pec,orL. q
serofula, rheumatism, &o,Ksnedy's Discovery; /.
u, ~ GUlON s, I9T BoVery, NY. nhi T9Ac 4
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SULPHUR AND vAPOR BATHS-TIs,
~ LATs old established, aud the only gsni.
sulphur baths In ahe United States, a. / CAe.i
fiAoo. Bleeoker q, cor, Of LAurens, N. Y. Al
cure for rheumatism, severe colds, srupuous %
akin, merCurtL snectionk chilb and fever, y
Given daily BY DR.. A. L. TIM0LAT a Co,fe2s ~
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FOR SALE--HOUSE AND LOT, STTUAT-
4 ed at the Of South Sd and Isa sta, williams
burgh, has been occupied a. . grocery and liquor
tore for ihe lSa 10 years. price $3.50 one hall
ash, Apply " W. LoNsY, 60 Fourth n, WILL
AmAburgh. md CLOS
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FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-FIvE THREE
n story brick houses, with stores hrsa aoors
situated on Van Brunt streea between william and
Even streets, topposits ,hs Atlantic DockI; also
three story houses In same block, will be sold ON
very eAHy terms. Apply 70 JANIS ROSS, No. .
owner, 90 Beaver 81, New York. fs2s eA.o'lOs
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EOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
a The property, 1914 Stanton Al, consisting Of 8
full lo, with fr1nt and rear dwellings,. For parsio
ulArs, enquire AZ $40 Fiflh st, or 80 Sluih r. Jo
W. CULVER, JAMR5 CULVER, Executors.
mh6 6'1lo
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FOR SALEM NEW JERSEY, IL ACRES
u 81 land, good houas aud barns, plenty u frun
and sxceleni water, location higu and healthy, ~
miles nouth o. Peterson, near the Centrsvillo 5l1l-
house. For information inquire ~ u, HIgsFR, II
Orchard 3, or on Ihe premises, Of N WAsuBU IN,
mail B'lOT
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4 stead, l.. good house and ons AMI = talf
acres Of ground, With Nj kinds Of fcuit; she bouss
IN new, and In In 6rsi rats order; CONTAINS -tlve
rooms boeides the attic; will 10 sold low anil or Easy
TERMS. Inquire ofJANK5 II. PULLS 100 siuih
9th "a, WiluansburRh. mbf2 8si1b
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FOR SALE-ON BERGEN HEIGHTS, N.
j, several well bulls frame COTTAGES, ~ nom
1000 " $1,000 each some With large grounds
and choice fruit trees and shrubbery, wall located
and within from 30 W 40 minutes Of the City Hall,
N. T.; horse cars running from 6A. Il. 70 IL p. N.
Will bo sold che.P; terms easy. Apply 70 NEW.
HAM q ALDRIDdK, ~ the Pos, ofaNs, H..sssou
City, Nj mlA a4AosIOa
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HOUSE AND STORE TO LET, AT 60
IL Centre ~; good chance for jsweller; II has
been established hr 10 years rent low. mul2 3'lt
STEAM POWER TO LEr-WITH Large
~ OF small rooraA extra well lighted on both
sides, from 3s W - Gold 81 Apply 20 A. BAR
THOLt, ~ Gold n, bot. fulsSn and John %.
falls 24Ac'l20
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COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS Fun
~ SAe-aear depots. 90 acres sooi land, 10 tina
Cot,Af.a house. II acres truck land two sArms ibo
swo, 20 two, 30 two, 20 two, % two, 10 two,
~, and two, y acres each, and many o.hers,
seven village re8idsnoes, six W rent Faru Of "
acres 70 rent do. one OAK Call on THORN, lea
West Washtnpton Market, OF ~ Fulton ~, or on g.
VAIL PlAinhel1 Depo,, n. J. mh6 94ao' i0s
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tive. They were not pleased tina, the
whole command drv,.ve4 on a Nirg'n'an
to the exclusion OF their generals, who
were, Ia their opinion, equal If not su
perior to Washington.
1t is i'm os>lolc to express with what
indignation the whole army and the pat
r.otic citizens were filled on hearing of
the m9chination against their honored
chief. An universal cry arose a.ains,
the iutri 9uvrs. Conway, Superseded by
Baron >,cub II, lru>-ian officer, dared
not show himself among the ,Na> rcrated
soldiers, and Samuel Adams deemed it
prudent to keep aluof from the army.
In the course Of life E.,el witt no
| lie and praisrworthy deeds, Washington
never arpelrc3 more prcemincnt}y noble
than III that gloomy winter at Valley
Forge, when commanding an army often
without food, without clothing, dying 10y
hundr, d., yet unprovilei with medicine,
or linen, or even straw to lie upon. he
calmly performed his duty, unmovcd by
the calnmnies Of ambitious politicians,
or by aspiring officers.
BY others faults the wiz correct
own From this almost fatal experience
Of oar ancestors. W, may learn the v;lu
able lesson that i is not always safe to
fellow the hue aud cry Of fault finders
lest we should be found addin. to the
perplexities oF those who are not only
doing the b@>t they can, but better than
any Que else would do in the same cir.
CUmStaucGs
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MAD DoGs.-On Saturday last, VIM
Lrsk, Of Red Oak, finding that his dog
wa, mad and had left home, followed hm
to this place and had him shot. The
dog bit others on his way to town, aud
as it was here some time before it was
killed, it is fair to presume that it bit
some in town We understand that the
town Council have passed an ordinance
to have all dogs shot tina. are found run,
ming at large.
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Gipton Aobertiser
--s---~~-~<-~ ~--s-.~>.,~-~~~~ ---.~~-~~~-~-~~-~~
Agents for the Advertiser.

A ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
IA Messrs. KENNEDY & O'DoN00HrE. Generai
Advertising Collecting and Commission agents
IS Olive street. -. Louis, Mo-, are our aecre ditea
Agents in that city. and they are aaihor,1e" 70
receive Advertisements for the TIPToN AD'h"'
TIsER and collect bills for the same;
s. S. DANIELS, Publisher
~ MATHnR & ABroTr, Of New York, are author
lied to receive advert isements for the ADVERTISER
WI. J. BoNxETT 4 Co.. of New York. are author
lied to receive emcnts for the ADVERTISER
S.W. RATHpux Of Pioneer is authorize ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER, and receipt for the
same.
TPC. .SCRIvEN. .4drertising Agent. G3 Dear
born street, Chicago authorized to reretre 1d'er
nsrmenfs for this and all the leading papers OF tAe
North Nest.
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The Assault OF Gen. Mcclellan.

Communicated to the Commercial Advertiser.
la rcadln. your excellent article in
Mondays luosmerctut on the censurcrs
OF Gen. Mcclellan, is struck by tie
similarity o: the attack to the storm of
envy and calunny By which Washington
was as>aled in the winter Of ITS. when
his enemies determined to give him so
many occasions of disgust that ne would
retire voluntarily from the head of The
army and make room for the.r tavo,ite,
Gen. Gates, who, Ivy his capture Of Bur
-oync, had raised his reputation with
these above that Of any other American
General.
Among the leaders of this confedera
cy VI Gen. Conway, IA cunning and I'M
principlcd man, who besirged all the
members Of Congress with the insinua-
tion that there was no discipline in the
camp, and had the address to induce
that body to appoiut him Inspector Gvn--
eral.
Pennsylvania addressed remonstrance
to Congress, censuring the measures of
the commander. in chief The me was
done by the members from Massachu-
sets, Samuel Adams hein. the most nc
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Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
And all we ask is a fair trial Read the following
INFORMANT FACTs!

y "
,r~ro,r.,rr.crs
! "'i NO avs COMPANY oe'hs aa'S licensed
,'e'' M'~''"'> arc f'"''c'ei against IN
!, ~ ~ "a ~ W ~ - ~
~. ~ - N.Y. H.I' '''n'S MAKE the lock
',s va "o'' .''S-'"" use i''tle
'"'" 49,, q. ,'''N' '"i -" ''a SIN lis The
~" - f, M',',, "''o''n'S'
I All w. - "'N' '"''''c~ "'e ne''ef a"a1'2d
,''n ''. "''S' -" '"S III e''hrs VI VI" "hi-
~ ~, ~ ANA an" 'St 'i''
''''r'! VI "''1 'ei '.'e" III :, amy
'"'' W., - 'i'' '"' - '"t"s 'h'thhe'-
seN H..HI''''s " ''""". stopping an" ma
every Ntitci perfect. lhcS Wall even sew
nom inc h'i'st We 10 tie hc west cloth.
and even stout. lard leather. without Oh ,ns
ing the ierh needle. or ten-i'n. or making
any adjustment of machine whatever. Isn,,
such m ,chine best adapted to family use?
and If RESI- ADMITTED ,o family u.,. WIN. ma,
foreyery variety of Hpht SEWING m ,n,r,r.
ture2 For ~ rk To-, ,,e,y, t,r Ear E,,n;i,.
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RlrPursuant to a call of the President
meeting of the directors If ,ho Cna,r
County Agricultural s,c;o,, mn, M, -.
''>'' at
VIC cour' muse on inc Ia January,
1867.
On motion Of c. =. Sheldon, Of Center
towush;n il w,s
r,,. r. ~ w :,
".S "'."' NAV H. A. " "s"ou'" ana
n. Hoitsiander, be commute to asccr-
tain what price lumber for fencing Fair
Gro,,a c,,n,I Lo oh, i,od and 1.l;ro.,l
=. n,;on 49, v;,,on.,.,;a
o.,: "
va "o''o"' II was
Hc~oltcd, That the fence around III"
Fair Ground be seven feet high !; posts
eight feet long, set ~ ground three feet !;
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re" II will be seen BY Il reference t,

s-fs" II will be seen by a ref renee to
the proceedings Of the Board Of Super
visors, that 4 committee has been ap.
pointed 10 settle with II. G Pia,t, former
Treasurer Of this county. 1t is to be
hoped that a settlement will be made be
fore two years more shall have passed, as
il ha, been given out that either | or
Ab will be the next Treasurer
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TIp.TON pOSr.OEFICE.

Opcn from to IL O'Clock \. NJ and from to
r.M On Sundays from p NJ. to p. NJ.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily, at A. NJ
onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS and Fridays; closes at A. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
. \. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at l
p NJ.
BED Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at AN.
All dror letters must he prepaid with stamps
at the rate OF one cent each.
S. S. DANIELS, M
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serve learn that "Adjt Jno. p. Fo-
Icy, of the Iowa 9Th, has resigned, and
that his resignation has been accepted
1t vii! be rem mbercd that Coon Creek,
ia describing the field officers Of the 5'h,
did no, speak very highly of the Adjt =,
and that "a p G ~, who corresponds
for the D"mocrut, "pitch,d in to "Coon
Creek, aud cx,o'cd the Adjt. and among
other things, stated that "a csignation
is neOer accepted, only from the worth
less The resignation of the Adjt. and
its acceptance arr a justification Of Coon
Creek s. statements. We hear that
Q1arternlastrr Patterson has been I'D
pointed Adju,nnt.
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MORE RECRUIrs WANTED Lieut.
Lieut. W, II. Hammond has been ap,
pointed recruiting officer for the 10Th
Iowa Reg, row forming at Davenport.
Any one desiring to enlist will find this
very favorable opportunity, as board
and pay will begin from the day Of en-
listment, and uniform and equipments
will b. furnished on arrival a: camp. The
Colonel of the 10Th is an officer in the
regular army, and knows how to tre at
his men like men. We hope that 20 or
30 recruits viii be obtained in this coun-
IT, Further infvrmatinu can be obtain
el by calling Oh Lieut.. Hammond, at
Clsad Il Gilmoru's clo'hing store
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sa.We learn that 5. J Crew, former
ly Of this place, died Of consumption, on
the 22d inst, at New London, Iowa
He went to his fathcr.in laws, a few
rod, from his own house, to take dinner,
aud died at 2 0 clock the same day Esq
Crew had been quite feeble for some
months, and his death was not wholly
unexpected He had many warm friends
who will mourn his death. His wife has
the sympathics of large circle Of friends
here.
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rsau Our thanks are due to Hons J
" Kent and B I Cine, Of the Senate.
and Hrn's. J. II. Ru,hrock and II G.
Lnoni~ Of the House, for various valua-
Die public documents.
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Eey"Th" card Of VIM Elliott. Justice
of the Pracc, will b: found in to days
paper. As he is "capable and honee,'
he should receive a liberal share of bus
mos
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Iron !'.nmr f'in:,o>,

justly p Hounr~ ~ the Press and Mn .ic Nnstr
I" y" s1rrri"r iDsUlAeuts. They hui If the hest
and most Thoroughly seasoned materials, ana viii
stand climate. The tone very deep, round. fun
lr.i mellow: the trH"h elastic. Each Piano warrant ed
for tHrre years !'rire from s2to 10 500. second
hIn3 fi}HnS At l'' bargains; ; ogtaIeS, - to 81;
d oct ty,s. so to 5 li: g., oclvCS SIS t. 1907 6a.
o"t}r.. SIhu to iji oct ives, ST. -. Second
49, VI !pirnHs forr $40 - so. Monthly payments
receive tor Planes. Ncl"drar> or Alr<an.I. organs:
is' frr I.t, AID !2u allowed if purchased rs per
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PIANOS. N7s:EesFsEONs.

Sheet Nnsic .N"sie Roofs. .Nusic .Nercaandist. and
al kiads Of .NesIeai Instruments a. the iowsst pes
si5ie prices.
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na- Last Sunday night and Monday
morning, wo had the heaviest snow Of
the season. Nearly foot Of snow fell.
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ssg-There is letter in the post office
here. directed to Mrs. Carolon Cor Caro-.
! ln"). mailed at Dunlicth, IL. Whose
is it?
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2s,- Sho" as Newspaper ,rhose columns are at
oil times crorded ,cth ne.o advertisements, and re
uW sior you community alire wit! BUSINESS and
enterprise. Tie age IS a moring one. 4 man that
stands IN these"iqner days' rW ~ a shor. time, find
himsetf bei,imd his competitors. 81
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PROBATE NETTCE.

nTHIIC' Notice is hereby given to al person:
interested in the estat" Of William Blair de
ceased. late Of Cedar county Iowa, that Alvin
Tha,cr cvucutur, has Ned in the office of the
County Judge of said county, his final report oil
the settlement Of The aMIils Of said estate and
asks to he discharged from all further dutiea
and Liabilities IN the premises. All persons in
tcrpstc d GesirOus of contrasting the me, mUsI
do 50 on OF before the first Monday in TcbruaI y
4 y. 1862 or said report will be confirmed as
prayei for therein.
W.P. COwAN. County Judge.
p-re rrher 90 lsal--niw4
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JlnH'ss CRosBKy's AAEpIrAE CEMENT GLUT,
for sale at Tie Post Office. See Advertisement.
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o,~..--
ESTRAY MARE CnIT

c,ss.S Gy John Dice at hi. residence in
18th day Of October A. y. 1861. an mn, on the
colt said colt is bright BAY with ,hs r "ahe
htAa foot white; two years old: about to,r .,eht
hands high; and appraised AZ forty dollars. ''e"
ALONZO SHAW, County Clert
Upton, Nov. l2th, 1851 mems