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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-03
They Stitch, Hem. Bind, Fell, Quilt
and Emhroidcr without Basting.


The great trouble with sewing machines, thus
far, has been that those which are good for any
thing, such as Singers, Grover = Bakers, or
| Whcccr& wilson are too expensive, whilst the
| cheaper ones were made 50 imperfect that they
! did not answer the purpose. Mc,,rs George +.
! Collins Co., of Chicago, bring now before the
| American public EiH0ts Improved "pClrI"
! doubi" threaded machine, which has all the per-
! iccu"n- oi the higher priced machines, and only
costs $50 nrfad Rag& N,rtl itrcgtscr.
EIors "P,uI' S.rur MlylE.-We can
truly say that q u.s. ior the family, rus invention
Of the age. How rapidly and pleasantly II works!
aud what convenience Il must be We wonder
i Any family viii b"WIthout them when they can
be obtained at so low pucc as $50. five had
wife, q farm and 81 family, surely We should have
one ui these machines, TOR they are Just the thing
for farmers or, for that matter, onybody's-
family boston HcrGld.
Chcrp and Scrrircabie-Wc have, tor some
weeks past, had on trial one OF Elhot's lmprov-
ed "Pcar," Sewing Machines. The price oft
being cheaper than that Of any other machine, we
were somewhat skcptlcal regarding reliability;
but after thorough aud critical trai, We will say
II IS every Way worthy Of the high reputation sur
tanned by II. Its Chcapncss, instead Of detractlng
| from Its worth, makes II the more desirable IN
| these hard times 1t, stl,ch Is perfect, and then
| the working of 1t is SO supple that Its use is
easily learned. To our family friends we fully
recommend It CHRISTIAN Tunes.
turner's mares amt DlughterS.-W refer 10
| EIhot's "PcarI" Sewing Machine, the simplicity
and usefulness Of which cannot be oycr-estImlted.
II has all the requisites OF good aud servcca bic
machine, and tuc price places It within the reach
e JI To those OF our readers who wish a good
and, At the same time, cheap machine, We unhesI-
tatugIy recommend the one above mentloned.-
IdrHey's GHstiic.
EHlOfS iuprorh "Pedri'' Setring Machine
sold for $50, believe to br as reliable and as
serylcelb.e AZ any 500 or so Machine IN the
kct.--NoyihlreSt ChGychmaI.
Every F1mHy is htcr@ici.-Our attention was
! called, the other day, to an excellent machine,
! which We believe to be the best and cheapest vet
! introduced. II seems 10 be perfect IN every way,
and 1t works admirably, beng very SIMPLY and
/ thoroughly gotten up. The price OF 1t IS bat $50.
| 1t Is EIhot's "PcJrI' Machine. No family should
| be without onc.--C treidad Herad.
| For sale by ~. pow AIRS,
Near :Ac Cor OF OHio = Illinois SITS,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Agent Tor Geo. F. Collins & Co.. Chicago, Ill.
v B.-Fu instructions given.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-03
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.

bought and sold.
He invites all to bring their old traps to him
and get the cash for them.
re-" All kinds OF property disposed Of at Auc-
ton, on fair terms. JOB ROSS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-03
COZ. ELECTION.

Coz, April >, 1867.
EDITOR ARGUS, Dear Sir The following
is the result of our town election:
Supervisor, Thomas Simpson.
Clerk, j. Clyde Fleming.
Assessor, Hugh Mccall.
Collector, Thomas Mccall.
Com'r of Highways, John Mulhollen
Oyerseer Of Poor, George Leslie,
Coustablcs, Samuel Drummer.
j. c. Thompson, elected lsGl.
Justices Of Peace, A. :. Coe,
7. Mccall, both ED 'Gl.
Yours respectfully,
G. Fleming, Town Clerk.
MOLINE ELECTION.
Moline, April ID, 1862
EDITOR ARGUS Dear Sir: The following
is the result Of the election in this town:
Supervisor. $ W Wheelock 324
" y. Harold, lO4
Wheelocks majority 900
Clerk, l.. +. IIemenway, 27j
+. Mapcs, lac
iiemcnway's majority, 1923
Assessor iona lluntoon, 2ol
c. H. Stoddard, ll9
IIuntoon's majority III
Colector-D. NJ. Gould, 2s9
H. Farclough, l34
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
A yVRp WIFI, E;larEnnG,

Blachwood'S Nagazi0e for February de.
votes an article of Thirty pages and more
to "thc defence of Canada" assumes the
fact Of war with the United States in
1868, and welcomes it with satisfaction
"The campaign, "says Biachwood, "i'
Just as likely to end by establishing
new frontier for Canada, with Portlan,
on one flank and Lake Ontorio on tn,
other, as by leaving the enemy in perma
ncnt possession Of mile of Canadian
territory" The writer argues that ther,
will be no rupture Of the peace now eX
isting with the United States, until theiI
government can place gunboats on the
lakes in force adequate to the command
of the st. Lawrence, and its chain of in
land seas The object Of the proposed
war with the United States is to obtain a
rectiGcation Of the boundary, bringing
the line Of Canada down to the open sea
at Portland and giving symmetry and
strength to their American empire.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Ad-
~ mniStrators aud Guardians have filed heir
accounts in the Probate Court of Holmes County,
Ohio, which will be for hearing ON
Nonddy the III ddy Of april, 4. y, 1862.
Second account Of II. NJ. johnson n Sarah John
son. Administrators of Horny johnson. deceased.
Second account OF Abncr Maxwell, Adminstra-
tor of John Maxwell, deceased.
First recount of Matthew Wilson, Administrator
of Robert Buckmastcr deceased.
First account Of j. IL Newton, Guardian of Jcru-
sha Calhoon
First account of Milton w. Brown, Executor of
John j. Brown deceased.
First account of Mathew Wilson, Guardian of
Grace CAlhoon.
First account of S. c. Thatcher, Guardian of
Frances burden.
Final account Of Il. c. Brown, Admsnistrator of
II IRAN W MolgHmot deceased.
First account Of Peter lniicld, Guardian of John
lnhcld et al
IL. q. SAUNDERS,
March II, lsG2. Probate Judge
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13

/ Mnunssas Evacuated by the Hscb'
els and taken Possession 0G 10y
the Federal Forces.
That terrible Manassas, that cost Us
so many lives on the ever to be remom'
bcred DIST day of July, is at length aban'
donad by the rebels and our troops have
taken peaceful possession. Tho stars ana
Stripes now wave over those frownlng
ror,ifcations, whose imprcgnability has
been the hoast Of the rebels for months
past. and from which the rebel army has
long threatened the National Capital.
oar troops occupied CentrcviIlc and
Fairfax Court House Monday night, the
enemy rctrcating Leiorc them. The fact
of the rebels abandoning their outposts,
Winchester and Fairfax.
indicated like evacuation oI
Manassas. They are retreatn5 toward
richmond, hut no stand can be made
there. II they could not aold Manassas
what hol c have they Of making sue
ccsslul stand at Richmond Our troop
will follow them up with iapidty, and il
a few days the flag Of the Union vii
wave over the rebel capital
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13

DENNER CRY, March 7, via Galesburg
S.-By military express the following
news is received here to-day:
A desperate and terrible battle, lasting
all day, took place at Nalverde, 10 miles
south of Fort Craig, on the 25d ult.
Loss great on both sides Both parties
claim the victory.
A regiment of Mexicans, commanded
by Col. Panon, ran away.
Capt. McRac, who had charge of the
artillery, and every one of his command
were killed at their post and their cannon
captured by the enemy.
Kit Carson was within 10 miles Of
Fort Craig. Firing was heard from his
direction, what result was not known at
the time the messenger left.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
0upht mott to bc ForgOttcu.

The human mind is prone TO forget
fullness. This is strikingly illustrated
in the vehcmenco with which Republicans
assail the Southern people for doing on n
large scale what northern irrepressibles
have long done under less formidable
PROPORTIONS. The Southern rebels lrsis
ina the Fedcroi authorHy,-arc striving
to SC; up their own will as supreme Gas to
themselves over that Of the general
government. so has it been with Rcpub-
lican rebels in various communities of the
north, They have rcbcllcd against the
laws and authority of the Union. In
! Boston, they raised an organized rebel
/ lion against the execution of the Fugi.
/ tive Slave law, and President Fillmore
killed himself with his party 10y send.
ing body of troops to maintain the au-
thority of the Union within that city
In Wisconsin, they assaulted the officers
of the federal government and Gorcibly
rescued a fugitive held under Il. S. war
rant. This action was sustained by the
policy ofthc Legislature and State courts
In Ohio, rs recently MS the month OF
may, lNbp, ltn lnONNUuu h'lNhlituuS
met in grand convention at Cleveland
(Chasc, Dclano, Glddings and others
being speakers, and resolved in substance
that every State had isht to follow it,
own Interpretation Of the United State
constitution, ,-Govcmo Chase declar
ing his purpose to resist the federal an
thority if its courts ordered the rc-arres
of parties who had been released by tn,
Supreme Court of Ohio, Still later il
the month of August, 1860, at the town
of Iberia, an organized mob of the Hon
John Sherman's constituents and sup
poncrs, woylaycd the L, $, Marshal anC
and his deputies and after stripping TN
) clothes from the person of one of them
shaved his head and beat his body with
in an inch of his life, These are notori
ous cascS of rebellion which have occur
red in the North, they are eases show
! ing that the South in attempting to over
throw the authority of the Union,
!simply doing on n large scale what Ike
, pubicans have sought to do in smal
, way in various communities of the Nortl
--Nepork Idrocdte.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
A. q Il. EsEshs.. Editors.
gmmierntion oG Ncgrocs.

Probably not less than fifty thousand
persons have pctilioned the present ONO
Legislature TO pass IA" 10 prevent inc
immigration ol negroes Inc i"'' '"0
years have W''"''.'' is'',"' '"', ''''
III tue negro P"I"'"'''' ~ ','' ,,.'
Inc IoNe ah' "''o','' - WV
party lor '"' 'o'0''' 7 ',''"'t'' w
taught 'h0 '''' n's ''' ''"' ~. '."'N7 "
olIIer states 20 Ov''''V '''' V"'' % t"'
"d'9o 'o' "'o'y ',," '"' .
VITA | o''""' ''' anu "0'"'' '""
i' "''''o' ''"'"7 49, I'''''"''' V"
society ny n'B'o poP"'"''o" "'o P'v'S
Se"eF"''! ""u''''o'''' ""'' ''''' "ll''"' ~
every mah VINO Is oPpo'V" " '"' 'hco''
"semeh' o' ''.' "'' 'n''i'o'"''y ~ '"'Se
MS voice against Tue 'u''o"u'''oh o' any
more negroes bot II Is not alone Inc
public morals that s"iier. blacks are
as a general '"inS' "cVola oi "moit'oh'
and they are content |" i've IN poverty
and WreichedneNS ; Wheh compelled tC
WORK, they VIII Wolk at low wages an'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Provisional Government for
'HruIlcS. &c.

WAsuNGroN, March Cen. Andy
johnson and representative Maynard and
Ethordgc left for Tennessee yesterday.
General johnson will Immediately up
on his arrival at Nashville, call upon the
loyal people Of that State to elect dele
gates to u convention to be charged with
the duty of declaring vacant the places OF
Gen, Harris and his rebel associates, and
clecting new officers and setting u loyal
State government on its feet.
Gen, Spear, of Tennessee, was con-
lirmcd Brigodicr General to-day.
Three molc Brigadiers, in the PERSONS
Of 1t. Col, Emroy, of the 9th cavalry,
and Colonies Quinby and Patrick have
been nominated.
The Post Master General to-day com
flaincd by letter to tho Post Office Com
mittoc of both Houses of tho refusal OF
Com, Vanderbilt 20 cary the South Amer
lean mails, and some Northern Railroads
to contract to cary mails.
lie recommended that legislation h'
adopted to relieve Government from The
dictation Of railroad and steamboat pro
prietors,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
ado aHnng 's'i,Pn,.

The Kansas Legislature nanimosly
passed resolutions impcaching GOV, Rob.
inson, and some other officials, in sale
of War bonds. Of swindlng the State
out Of $50 600. In time like this, ras
Gals who colleague together to cheat tho
Government, should be hung,-Tasra.
row0S ldgo'0ic.
We are in favor of hanging Coy, Ron,
TsoN, and all othcr Blocl, Republican
Government swindlcrs. How it would
thin ont the ranks Of the Republican par
ty. Hang all the government plondcrcr
cnd the Democracy will sweep every
State from Mano to California.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Great Naval Battle.

The great naval engagement on the Po-
tomao, OF which we give particulars in
another column, seems to have resulted
in the loss Of the Federal vessels Cum-
beriaad, Congress-, Oregon, Oceon and
I2uore, with about 800 men. The rebel
gun boat Merrimoc was disabled. We
have no account of any rebel loss of life
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Rhode ISlilrIsI.

The Providence Post, in publishing the
resolutions adopted by the Rhode Island
Constitutional Convention, says: "On
the great questions now before the peo.
pie of the country, they take precisely
the same position that was taken by the
Democratic Convention one week ago
And thus passes away the last hope Of
our enemies, that they would be able to
divide and conquer the true friends of
WiIIicm SprOguc in the election now ap-
preaching.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Great Battle i'm Arkumsas.

a brief official dispatch to General
McCLELLAS from HALLEcK, dated St.
Louis, March 10, conveys intelligence
Of great battle in Arkansas in which
our army Of the Southwest, under Gen
CUnrIss, has, after three days hard fight
ing, gained decisive and glorious victo.
ry over the combined forces of McCuL.
Locu PEicE, MClNroSH and VAN DOM
| Our loss in killed and wounded is esti
mated at one thousand, and that Of the
enemy much larger. Guns, prisoners
flags, &c., were captured in great guam
titles. Our cavalry were in pursuit o
the flying enemy. No further particular.
have yet been obtained.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Ehc Rebels Attacked at New
Madrid.

A dispatch from Cairo says Genera
| pope's forces have reached New Mad
rid, where the enemy aIc in strong force
and it is believed that battle is goinl
on, heavy cannonading is heard in that
direction. New Madrid is in Missouri,
on the Mississippi river opposite the
north west corner Of Tennessee. Over
ovr hundred torpeloes were found in the
river and on its banks and removed with.
ont injury, Gun boats will leave Cairo
immediately to assist Pope. Exciting
news may be expected very soon from
New Madrid.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Soldiers Relief Fund.

ArpIroR's OFFICE lloLMEs, Co, q.
Milirsburg, March 49, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given that the soldiers relief
" fund provided by the County CQmmiSSionor,
Of Holmes County, Ohio, is about cXhpusteI nnHh
the said Commissioners ordered at thIlr Mhteu
Session lsC2, that when all persons who have been
drawing from said fund are paid for the present
month OF March, no more allowances or pas mcnt'
from said fund will be made antll Further ar ahse
JOHN WEITMAN, County Auditor.
BY Order of the Commissioners
March ~ lSS3. (ulWN
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Road Tax Notice.
AUplroP's OFrIcE, HOMES Co, q,
Nillershurr. March 49, 1862,

hlIeE7bulS' 'iN''" ~ ''S-'
NOTICE is hereby given that the CounN Com
" missioucrs Of Holmes County, Ohio, did at
their March Session, A, u, l>62 authorize tho levy
valuation of all the real and personal property
brought on the grand duplicate Of tho County for
order that ali labor be done on the public highway
between the LIST day Of April, A. D, 1869, and the
lst dly Of Oct ber. A u. ls69 and that ench person
charged with road tax be notified Of the same
bctorc the 18th day of September next.
The Township Trustees of tho several townships
arc hereby notified that if they desire any nd
ditonnl road taN they will certify tho to tn S
office on or before the LIST day of June next:
JOHN WElrMAN, COUNTY Auditor.
By Order of the Commissioners.
March ~, 1862 (niwD
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Notice to Teachers.

n HE Board of School Examiners within and for
/ the county OF Holiness will hold meetings for
tho examination of applicants as teachers of
Common Schools in the town Of Millersburg
On the 9th and 22d of March and on the 5th and
10th OF April, 1852.
No applicants will be almitte after 10 o'clock \.
ROBERT JUSTICE, Clerk.
Feb % lSG2tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Administr Notice.

NOTICE is hereby givon that the nndor signed
y has been duly appointed aud qualified admin $
traitor of tho estate of barbara Lcycngood, dec u
'''0 " PETER LENHART,
Nnrrh 2 IsGa-n3W3t Administrator,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Admins traitors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
y has been duly rppointcl and qualified as Ad-
mnistrator of the estate of DlnioIJ. Perkcy, late
of Holmes county, Ohio, deceased.
~ W, +. CRAM,
Fab 81 lsGo-n9w3t. Administrators.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
MARRIAGE E.---ITS LOVES


ssg-,,sV and hates, sorrows and argers, hopes and
a SE9~$ fears regrets and JOYS; MANHOOD, how
lost how restored; the natu c, trt atmcut
and OF spermat, rrhua seminal weakness;
involuntary emissions sexual debility and impcdments
to marriage generally; nervousness, consumption fits,
mental and physical incapacity, resulting from SELF
ABTSE-arc fully eXl lained in the MARRIAGE GUIDE,
by WM. YOUNG, NJ. ID. This most extra 1rdnary book
sho"d be in the hands of every young person contcm
plating marriage and every man or woman wkO desires
to limit the number of their offspring to their crcum
stances. Every pain, discasc and ache incidental to
youth, mHury and old age, is fully exI Iained; every
part ale Of knowledge tiat shoul be known is here
given. It is full Of enpravn.s In fact, it dscloses
secrets that every should know; sim 1t is book
that must be locked up, aud not lie about the house. 1t
will be sent to any the receipt Of twenty five
cents in specie or in postage stamps. Addrss DIR WM
YOUNG, No. 41G SPRUCE street, above F,uth, Phild-
ttlphia
R.0-AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE, no matter,
what may be your disca e, before you place your'l II
under the care of any of the notorious QWdckS-natve
oreicnwho advertise in this any other parer get
copy OF Dr. Youug's book, and r6dd II cdrtJuHy 1t
will be the means of saving you many dollar, your
health. and possibly your life.
DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the disea scs
described in his publication, at his office, No. 4l6
SPRUCE Street, above Fourth Philadelphia.
Onice hours from to 3,day. (ntyD
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13

Eg- Information from Fort Warren
states that Gems. Buckncr and lilghman
were put in close confinement on Monday.
The cause for this is not stated,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13

Et~ w. w. Fosdick, the poet, died
at Cincinnati ON Saturday afternoon, last
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
TIE STANTON
English & Classical Institute.
MALES AND FEMALES,

\ Institution under this name will be opened at
: Il MlLLERSBURG, on Monday April 3lst under the
care of Rev. T.. SIMPSON, for n session of twenty
one weeks.
RATES TUITION FOR rnE FULL SESSION;
Common English Branches, 80 90
Higher Mathematics and Naturtl 'enccs, 90
Languag Latin and Greek, 10 %
For further parcula apply by l,tter personally to
j. A. E. SIMPSON,
Marsh G. lN62n3 Bank Buildings. Nillereburg, o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
STEAM ENGINE
AND
MI A CHIN C. SHOP,

I'liE undersigned would respectfully inform the resi-.
dents Of Holmes county and vicinity, that they are
prepared to furnish short notice, Stationary and
rorinLle Slenm Engl nos. % nmN deslrel size. and
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
Will and Saw-MiII Castings

Of all descriptions, also Brass Castings
g9 our shop is near the Depot on East l. he 'ty, St
Gu pMAN, BARNETT Co.
Wooster, o., March ~, 1862. yD
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
-FOUR Head OF HORSES,
BERLIN INSTITUTE!

I 5 an English and Classical Academy for both sexc
| situated in d. Rim Holmes county Ohio, mil,
east of Miltrsburg The third session will commence
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-13
SUGAR CANE MILLS,

that can he found We are making cast Plows Of the
very best patterns, including all the Hi1or patterns
Among other things, make Bridge Bolts, Farm Bells,
Mandrils, Tor Wood saws, oven Fronts, Kettles and
llrun NnrlnlN Of Ihnrs too nnlncrnms To- mcnlinm.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-06

Iowa soldier. He h.. appointed J. c.
Todd, esq Of this city, as State agent,
T." proceed to K-okuk. and there open IN
Once for the purpose Of advancing to the
soldiers OF their descriptive rolls, such
sum' OF money as they may need to carry
EN- home. or for Immediate use. Mr..
Todd will then forward the descriptive
rolls to the paymaster at St. Louis, ub
tam the Whole mount of pay due there
on deduct the sum advanced, aud pay
over the balance to the soldier, charming
nothing for the service, and thus secur
ing TO the volunteers the whole Of their
earnings. The Governor provides the
funds aud pays the expenses. This is a
very important movement, and one which
VIII prove a real boon to Iowa soldiers.
a Nr Todd is iu>t the nan to do the
business exactly as it ought to be done.
-D"r""rort Gazette
That's where a part of the $50, 900,
goes to, which the MuSca,ine Courier
said was given to the Governor hv the
Legislature. Don't it grieye the Con-
r!er to have our sick and wounded sol.
diers provided for? The Governor will
not lose anything by such nets.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-06
SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue Of an alias execution to me- direct
ID ed, issued from the Office OF the clerk Of the
District Court, in and for the comfy of Cedar and
Gtate Of Iowa. IN favor Of Simeon jennings, and
agsinst Daniel ". Hoy and HenrvStotler, have
levied upon the following property As the prop
e,ty Of the said Daniel W. Hoy and Henry SLOT
Ter, to-wit:
The west half Of the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton seventeen, IL. township scventy-nine 40.
range three l3l, west of 9Th =. n. eighty acres,
$50. Also, the east half OF southwest quarter Of
section seventeen 10. township seventy-ninc
40, range three 81, west Of Sta +. NJ, eighty
sores (sol. Also. the east half Of southeast quar-
Ter Of action eighteen t1S>. township seventy
nine (79), range three (3l. hest 18th Z. ~, eighty
go acres. all in Cedar county, Iowa, with the
sppurtenanes thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at pnbl:c out
cry ut the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton. in Cedar county. in said Nta'r OF Iowa, on
Monday the Sd day of November, \ y. 1862 at one
o'c .ock D, IN. Of said day. to satisfy sad c&ecu-
ton .nd costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this Sd day of Oct"her. A.. lfI2.
DAVID PLATNtR.
Sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa.
vonAl Ipr Zee $500.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-06

country, We would stand forth the great.
est, happiest and mightie>, people GU the
face Of the globe. lie had not shu, his
eyes to the tact that sumo of our people
were crying for peace. In the pam. Of
God, upon what terms do they want it?
lie. for one. knew no such word as DOM
promise, and would listen to none. Moth,
ing but an unconditional surrender aud
the punishment Of traitors would meet
with the approval Of the people.