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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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Marriage is like monev-seem to
want it and YOU don't get it.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Pbilodel.

HOWAhD ASSOCiATION, Philadel-
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Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted with Vim
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March 6. 1869,

CHA SSIFICATION or THEJUSTICES
OF PUTNAM COUNTY. FOR HOLD
ING TIE TERMS OF SAID COURT,
Tu-WIT:
CAPT. JOHN BOWER, Pre-. Justice.
Quarterly Terms.
'Inly Term, lsG?.-A n Curry, and Jas. NJ
Nash.
November Term, 1862. --P.Elkins. and Jas.
W. Mines.
July Term, lSG3-Isaoc r. Shank, and
los, Henderson.
;, November Term, 1867. Priddy, and Jos
Hutton.
July Term, ls6l--J, C Harrison. DIS. Mon
taguc.
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According to the articles of war II is
death to stop cannon ball
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A LARGE LOT OF FRUIT CANS ON
n baud and for sale by j LEONARD,
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NOMNt no WOpG.

Galloway Mining COMPANY Mason City.
John Mason, West Columbia,
Beale Setszer d Co., Point Pleasant,
@. W. Marpin, Maupin's Landing.
Bailey 4 Magnet, Gallipolis,
And by Druggists and Merchants general,
throughout the United States aud Brazil
May Is ly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-20
Hon. James ii. nothrOCk.

The d., Mrines core .pondrnt Of the
Davenport G",eHe, pays the following
tr'hntt to our worthy Representative
whose name is at The head of this article.
We are ~Iad to hear tha, he is appreca,.
cd abroad as he is at home:
Mr. R"throck. of Cedar county. was
b'rn in Pennsylvania, but removed to
Oam when quite yonng ne WAS edu-
Gated Ia Franklin College. and read law
at West lnlon, Ohio After hein. ad
mltrcd to the bar he practiccd hi. protr>.
sion seven Years IN Highland county IN
the same State, and served one term ~
Prosecuting Attorney. In July. 1860
he removed to Upton. Cedar county
Iowa, where he has since resided, anc
wher" his ability has been recognized b,
the citizens in lecting him, a, tic frs,
election at which he was eligible to Off .
to the State l. .r'sla,urc he is 4 .onc
legislator; sound, discreet and enin.n,l,
practical. He always speaks briefly. fnr
chilly and poin'edly, and deal. in suli,
argument rather than rhetorical display
The comnittee on schools and $ ate nj
vcr.''y fnd in him an able chairman. -
A snnnd R"rlhIican, an atl, LAWYER.
genial nao-h- fills his position will
credit /" himself and to his county"
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The Second aud Third Iron.piatea eteame

Work upon the second iron.plated
steamer, at Greenrort, is pushed with
the utmost speed, day and night. and 1t
is hoped size will b" ready for sea during n
the present mouth. This vessel WIN DC
much larger than the Monitor, w''' carry
eighteen guns Of the largest cal'bre' ana
will be practically inv"'"er"e'e. i. .h !.
confidently believed that she vii DC tho
f,s,s., Of .hi, slow species Of war YES
eel. ever constructed. The third iron.
clad steamer provided for in the original
appropriation is in process Of construc
ton at Philadelphia. TIE news OF what
the rebels are doing in the same line OF
business, will probably lead to the hur-
ryius up of work on her.-.N T. Jo"r'
nal of Commerce.
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SHERIFF SALE

ni virtue of a special ex cution to me direct.
- ed. issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of The
District Con't in and for the county 81 Cedar
and state of Iowa, in favor "f Samne, Wampler
as Treasurer for the use Of the school Fund,
ana against Robert Stewart. Lane stewart VIM.
THOMPSON and !. Austin. I have levied uron
the fol owing property As the property of the
snih Robert stewart, to wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter q Of
section seventeen 90 in township eighty (aO)
norm on range f"nr a. west f the 9Th =. m si.-
uatcd in Cedar county, lowt:
Aud shall offer the same for sale ~ public
ontciy at the ecu house door in the tow OF
Upton. in said county on Monday the cath day
March, A. y. 1852. al one O'Clock p. m. of said
day, t" satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue the con.
Dated this 2lst day Of Eel ruary. a. y. 1sG1
DAVID PlAT\ER.
Sheriff Of Cedar county, 'owa.
Per :. W. RATuBrN. Deputy. Ipifec$5
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THE President has signed the bill
for IA new military order that no officer of
che army or navy, 40 soldier or marine,
shall return any person claim d as Il fu:i
tive slave. This is right. The slave.
holders have ga, iu@, the law they want.
ed for the return Of their fu.itivcs and
We say lc. the officers under that law have
tie exclusive cou,rol If that matter. snd
let our noble volunteers attend TO the put.
ting down Of the rebellion. What will
our cotrmp"rary say to thi, advance step
OF the Administration Ouc step more
will settle the matter forever.
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Island No. 10, was not taken as first
reported Our gun boats were Smelling
the rebel fortiicatious all day Monday
with, it was thought, deadly effect The
loss on our side that day was three killed
and ten or fifteen wounded. The re-
manning gun boats and mortar boats had
left Cairo, for tho fight. It is thought
that Gen. Hallcck has so disposed his
forces tha, the whole rebel army at Island
No. 10 will fall into our hands.
Buchanan, the commander of the Mer-
rimac is dead. Dan. L. Sickles, pomi-
nation of Brig, Gen has been rejected
by the Senate.
Gen. Hunter has been assigned to a
command including, s. G, Ga. and Flor.
ida
\ e. ht took place in Fulton Co. Ar,
kansas between Col. Woods forces aud
tho rebels. The rebels we're whipped.
A large number Of prisoners were taken
BY Wood, among them three Colonies.
Rebels killed 100 Our loss 80
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WASHINGTON, March II.
Parson Browu'ow and son ar wed
20 day. He say, he was inrri.on'd in
the common j,i! at Knoxville. Dee lfh
in violation Of an agreement with the
rebel government He va, confined in !.
small damp room, and was attacked BY
the typhoid fever. lie was moved t"
hi.r"-ld'nce and laid up eight week, m
der strict guard, and having partially
recovered, he got p,.. from the rebel
cover mcnt and left knoxviiIe Two week
a-o, but was drtain"d. by ordrr Of Gen
llard'e. Mt ShrIhyrili-. Ten day. H.
r"achcd the Federal iin". 'hi. morning
Br"wnlow declines starting paper here
IN account Of i'll health, II" proceed.
North to publish \ story " hi, martyr
dom. Brownlow is not affected by con,
sumption, as reported.
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..Thundcr nil Around the sky"

Mos, of our readers will remember tht
observation attributable Mcclellan some
months since, when pressed to push &c
tive operations at once; his reply W." way
something like this: "Bs patient, It WI,
commence to thunder by-and.bye' ana
uheu it commences it w'W M""'ler "l
around the sky.' We wonderif the req
els don't begin to think it is "thunder'
ing all around the sky about these
DAYS
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WAsuINGToN, March II

Gen. Fremont is expected t" arrive
here to day Already a new HeTma"
regiment i. partially raised in New York
t" accompany him to East Tennessee and
Georgia
Two men attached TO a Wisconsin reg
imcnt in Gen. Smiths division. were
poisoned to-day ky d~inki = wafer from
well that had been pniSoncl BY the
rebels. 1t l. thought t at nrithcr vi |
survive. All the men have been prohib
lied drinking from old wells, and new
one. sre being dug.
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The Presidents War Order Nc. z,
IXttrrrvE M.x-InN.

W.S!NHGroE, N.rrh T., III? (
Maj Gen Mcclellan hA-ln. PERSONALLY
taken the field ut the head OF III. army of
TN. Pn'ousc. until otherwise ordered he
- ral~..rd from q cuinmrnd of The OH,
er military departments. he retaining tn,
command of the d, p4rtmen; e the ro.o
mnc.
Ordered, further, that the two depart
mtn's nov under the respective com
msnd OF Gems. llallrck and Hunter, to-
.r,hsr With So inuch OF tina, of ten
Eu;i! which lea west Of a north and
south !ine Indefinitely drawn through
Knoxville, Tenn be consolidated, and
designated the department. Of the Mis-
sls.lppi; and that until otherwise order
ed, Maj. Gen. iI1iIeck have com,uanJ u
the said department..
Ordered also that the country west OF
the department Of the Potomac ard cas-,
of the department Of the Mississippi, be
a military department, and the same be
c"mnanded by M~jor Gen. Fremont,
tina, all commuters of drpsr,mcnts af,e,
the receipt Of this order re, prcIively re
port severally and directly TO the Secret
~ of War,and that prompt and fr,qneur
reports will be expected If all.
Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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TiiE TIPTON GUARDS.

AZ We stated last week the Guards ar.
at or near New Madrid, Mo where they
have been engaged in several skirmi.hes,
and where, alas . they have lost their first
man by the rebel bullets. About the 9Th
inst. Companies "A' and D. Of the
9th regiment, were out scouting in
squads and coming, unawsres, upon the
rebel piekets one party were fired upon,
and Wan. Beaver fell, aud could DOT az.
forwards be found 1t is supposed that
he was killed although there is a posi-
bili,y if not probability that he is in
the hands Of the rebels, a wounded pris
oncr. lie leaves wife and five children
in cur midst who have the hearty sym
tpathy of our citizens. Mr. Beaver was
very excellent aud worthy citizen.
Such is thy work. oh war, and yet, after
thousands Of our best men have been sac
rified, the demon o. slavery is not salts.
lied.
In another skirmish day or two after
VIM. Fleming was wounded in the land
aud VIM Tecsdalc vas hi, 10 the fore
head by a spent ball, which knocked
him down, but as it did not break his
skull he is getting along we'll.
There are any number of rnmors af1oat,
but we believe that the above are all who
have been wounded As the 9TH left all
their baggage, except one blanket each at
Commerce, aud the weather has been
cold and wet they have had a pretty
hard time of it, bu. they are reported
generally healthy.
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~" President Linco n has assumed
the position Of Commander IN Chief Of
the army and navy. TIL. is we'll. What.
ever complaints nay have been made
against his Generals. no one has uucs-
toned the honesty aud ability Of the
President, That he could not get his
cabinet and officers to see the rebellion
sas Il was, was his misfortune snd not his
fault. In the midst of oil HE trials h,
has maintained his steady purpose. trust.
ing TO time to bring it all right before
the people. His recent proclamation
shows his honesty Of purI csc, md if %
State shows a Willingness or de.ire ia
accept of Government Gid in ridiiup
themselves of the cause Of the war, .t;,l
1t will have done much good We hsv,
an abiding faith ths. the Presid.nt il
fall right" lie only .sks time, and "a
tience on the par. Of the people to make
it plain to every one
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.

The undersi gned having purchased the r,g 90
Of CONKLIN Il NEWTUN'S PATENT BRoAp-
CAST SEED.SOWER for the counties OF eur.
Jones and Linn would respectfully inform the
public that he can supply limited number o,
thes. machines. which are Manufactured ana
sold at his farm at onion Grove. Cedar CO, Iowa.
This machine possesses the following merits:
lst-S,mpl city in constructions: 2h-i'ghtness
or seed wet or dry: 4th-Amount sOwn always
seen and easily regulated; 5th-Will SOW from
two 10 ten feet wide q. desired: 6th-Will saw
from twenty to twenty five acres in day, with
saving Of one peck to the acre OF seed; IN
Will yield ON three to five bushels 10 inc se'e
more than if sow"d by hapd. cr,,rn
Onion Grove, March 9Th, 1862.
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G.n. Nct1a!iau's Address to hi :cllicr

IlE,nVr ,nfAR- ~ THE AMY "r THE
IuIoAAc, tatrAx t. H., March IA. )
Soldiers Of the Army Of tho Potomac:
For !'n- ,Inc | have k'pt you mac
tive. but with purpose. iou wer,
to b: disciplined, armed and in.truc
ted. The Formidable artillery yen now
have. had to be GRATED. Other armies
wre to move and acc mplsh certain re
suits. | have held you back hat you
might give ,i,c d ath blow to the rebel
len which LA, Distracted this once hap
ry country. The patience You have
-hown, AN! your confidence in your Gen
eral, are wQrth a dozen victories. These
pf,ii"innry results are accomplished. |
feel that the p',irn, labors Of many
nnnths have produced heir fruit. The
army of the Potomac is'now IA real army;
magniiiccht in material, admiral lie II
discipline and struction. aud xcel'ent
y armed and equipped. Your comman
i"rs are all that would wish.
The momen. for action has arrived and
know that | can trust in you to saw
cur country. As | ride through your
ranks. | see in your faces the sure pres
t-c Of victory. | feel sha. YOU will d.
whatever ask of you The period OF
inaction is now past. | will bring you
face 70 face with tho rebels ard only
say "'.ay God protec, the right Il
+ whatever direction | may move; however
: strange my action. may appear to You
r ever bar in mind that my fate Is l'nke'
with yours, aud that all that do Is t.
r bring ynu whore know you wish to br
on ~" decisive battlefield.
o Il is my business to place you there
/ | am TO watch over you AS a parent owe
Q his children. and you know y"ur Gen
! "ral loves Yen from the depths Of hi
# al
$ 1t shall bo nv care, as it ever has been
= TO gain success with the least loss; Tut
q know ha. if i, is necessary sou will vii
c llnCIy follow me 10 our graves Tor on
!, righteous cause. God smiles upon us
} victory attends u. Yet | would no
= have You think thaa onr aim il t" b. at
r tanned without a struggle. VIII 10
J. Disguise it from you that 20" have bray
=, Toes to encounter ---foeman well worm
I, of the steel you will use so well. sh"
!. dcmand Of you great n, d heroic exer
tons. rapid and long marches, desper't
conflicts and privutions.
We will share all these together, an
: when this sad war is over. we will all re
= turn to our homes and feel that We ca
= ask no higher honor than the p"cud cor
, >ci' usness that We belonged to the arm
Of tn" P"tomac
.s Signed GEO B. MCCLELLAN,
-, Major General Commanding.
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PARIS. Marcel, .


Asll\GruN, March Is
NEGROES are tl"cklny in from Niruini.
hy hundreds II is estimated thar At
least onc-tenrh Of the 'cr'lic population
Of 'hl, section az freed b, III" rc'rca'
Of I've rebels All .ntrr's,u the notion
that 'her freedom fellows the siv,rc~ .,
onr sr'nles One gang of twenty i've ar
rived this morning.
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STOLEN

IRON the sleigh Of !. y. CLEGHoRN, at the
brick s,hoOl house below J. II. Leerh's in
Sugar Creek township. on the night of the 22d
inst. one large EUFfA'O ROBE. with the n me
of A. q. Lucas. printed uron it. 1t had been
torn in one place and site he'd mp. Any infor.
nation Of the same will be an,ply rewarded
l.. D. CLEGHORN.
Tip on. Feb. 9th 1862 3v
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Tho Troy Times learns BY 'pr'v.te
lette from well known American artist
in Lopdon to friend in that city, that
Yanccy left the modern E'bylon without
having hi, board bills. This information
was derived from Seccssion,st
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HrThc House Of Representatives has
passed resolution in favor Of aIjourniny
the Legislature on the l>t of April, and
We presume it will adjourn about that
time. We cannot keep the run Of their
doings but suppose we shall know them
when tho laws are published.
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Eorrjyu \cWS.

NAnRlD, March |
According to advice. irr>n T,n.icrs.
the lieutenant of the :'ump'cr had been
released. The + d"ral si!p- arc still
Watching tho Sumter, which rvmains
stationary at hibraItcr
PARIS. March ..
The discussion in the Chamhrrs excit
cd the greatest interest," Prince %rrn
leon had asked for the suppression Of tn,
temporal p"ver ct I'll. Pops" .nsnorro
Mere, the known confident # the !,,nr-
"ror. spoke in favor " 'hr temporal pps
ers The Ministry declared that it Won,
explain the policy of the government o,
future occasion
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sa-A bill establishing County Court
has passed the Iowa Senate. A bill re-.
pealinc the Lager :eeS clause Of the H..
luor law has passed the House by vote
ni 50 to IS
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rba Nos. I and Z Machines are OF great capac-
| y and application for manufacturing purposes.

r,. x,. and Machines are Of great capac-
1 = And ,pplc ~, on for manufacturing purposea
Our No. , Machines ore especially adapted to
all kinds Of light AMI heavy LeS'her ""ik' ~
c,rriay. trimming boot and shoe making, mar
nr.s making. etc, etc. they aye of extra size.
a it'll a., ann long enough to take und"r II and
stitch the largest sized La-hrs. Thee IA scarce
lv scy part Of . tIimn"rs stitching tiat cannot
he Lettci done with them than by hahd: no, 700,
the saving OF time and labor IA yer! great ITO
tall. Of ,he.e hines il ~ inches long. AMI the
.hn,,ie viii nvlu AK times the II. al quantity ~
thread. The Iarg. machines work IS fast a.
small ,nrs.
We wonld ask for our Letter Machines, the
special attention "i Vest Makers and brrs" Max.
Era aud all those who wait a,hiD-s for light
manufacturing pirposea They rmH"hy the pm
r,p'cs Of the standard machines. making Ike
ttrm the in,rr,oricG stu, II. an are de-iiued I"
hr ~ celebrated for Family sewing and Hsht
manufacturing pwrp"-rS 49, our standard rIa
chimes are for ma.u!act ring purposes III gen
eral.
". have AWAY, on hsnd i:cmminc Gu,--,
sly Twi., iiE-n and cotton Thr. sd, nu Sroul,
hest Ma,hiue OIL IN bottles. '!c.. etc.
We manufacture orr owl needles and woulA
yarn all l-r~on~ ns!n- oar m:Chin,s not to hus
Ne kDDN ma mae are needles snt1
- thr most inferior quality, I hiuh.r prj,rs
,hanw. charg. far oar hest. Tia. nee dies -o.i
nv ~, are manufactured expressly for our Ina
hines ba needle may render the hest ina
rhine almos, us.."s'
our customer. mag r"st assured that oil our
Hr.rch Offices arr furnished With the ".cnujp.
! artir,c-'
In r..c OF small rurchn"s the money m.y be
/ .cht IN postage STAMPS, or bank noic-.
~ Correspondents will Please r'',. - ~
nam.< listiuc;iy. 1t is all importsnt tha' We
-t.nuId. in each ra.s know the p">IoGIc" county
AMI state.
re- An persons requiring information about
Sewing Machines. their sizcs prices working
capacities and the best methods Of purchasing
can obtain il by sending to Us, or any OF our
! Branch Ufices for copy of
1. II. SINGER L CO.'S GAZETTE,
which il beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely de.
70. ed to the subject II will 10 sent gratis
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A dispatch to the Dubu,ne T;n.s
'r'" aMar'"rmas'er Winslow says Lien,
'ol Heron, Of the 9th Iowa, was wo,,.
d"d and takcn prisoner in the battle al,
Cross Hollow, Ark. Maj. Coyle was
wounded. The loss Of the 9th regimen,
was 1870 killed and wounded
Sha! the labornc millions of,he Soub
remain in perpetual bpndagey And shall
loyal pcopl" Of the Union pay all the eos,
e the rebels war, in lrd"r. q. far =,
possible, to save the rebel. from its na.
ura, md r'2h'ful conssqnsncss?
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Onion Grove, March 9Th, lsG:
REWARD.

Twill give FIVE Dollars Reward 10 any one
vho will furnish the proof necessary to convict
tho nerson or persons who maliciously broke
down an evergreen tree on my lot. east Of town.
q short time since. .. .. DANIELS.
Tjptor Feb eth, 1862.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-20
cxECUTOR,s NOTICE.

~7oTICE ia hereby given that the nndersign-
~ cd. O. NJ Culver. has. in vacation. March
i2th, >G2 been appointed by the .onnty our,
.coa,. c,unty. Iowa, Executor Of the estate
~ Ar. lane Harry deceased. All persons in
ae,,tca TO aid estate will make payment to the
,,nsorsirncd. without delay, and those having
ri,ims atanst said es-a'e will file them IN the
ofi,c Of the County Jul 70 OF said county o
Cedar, proved accordingtn law:
>N''' 9. NJ CULVER, Executor.
March H. ls62-nliw3