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The New York herald., 1862-12-11

MoHE WORK ron GousHsoE SEyNsaH.--One
OF the frst things which Governor seymour
ought TO do, when he assumes ofhcs IN Janua-
ry. is 10 remove our present Police Commission
ers ard nominate better men for thsr places.
The Governor has The power 10 remove these
Commissioners ''for causes" and he will find
cause enough for their removal in connection
with the case OF Mrs. Brinsmade. The insesti-
CATION Of that case showed what precious se,
Of sumphs our Commissioners are. Contrary to
law. and in violation OF their oaths Of cf6ce.
they have allowed this or that member Of the
Cabins. to use she police Of this city as the
instruRents Of his petty tyrannies, and have
permitted our station houses 10 be occupied as
temporary Bastiles for the incarceration Of per-
soAs guilty of no crime against any law, human
yr divine. To crown all they have made a
pretsnce of inquiring into the Brnsmade out
rage, and have ssgsly reported that somebody
has been guilty Of oil sorts Of crimes against
Mrs. Brinsmade, but that nobody is to blame.
These facts show that our Police Commissioners
either do not know or cannot perform their
duties under the laws, and consequently they
The New York herald., 1862-12-11

UttlcE SEKEI.IS oN PrLGETSAGE TO UrrCA--
Quite delegation of city politicians and office
seekers have just returned from Journey to
Utica. where they have been to impress. upon
Horatio Seymour. The Governor elect, ,he i'm.
portan.s Of the cliqnes and factions which they
represent. and lille their applications for Office.
one party. i seems, leit here on q Hudson
river steamer. and were ,hpwrscksd on a
political sandsar and detained 50 long that
they ourd il useless 10 continue their Journey,
and returned TO ibis city. Since Governor
Seymour was moi elected by any faction. but
over and in spite Of all, we trust that he
will rot give any Of them any pledges, but
maintain position untrammelled, free 10 act
for the good OF the State and nation. regardless
OF the political clques aud Office seekers.
The New York herald., 1862-12-11

GunowsKl's AnvICE 10 rBE PRESIDENT The
Count Gurowski's book sells like wildtre. A
more piqusnt. amusing and sarcastic volume
has not been issued from our press for some
time. Many OF the Counts remarks are very
honest. sensible and truthful. Here is his ad-
vice to President Lincoln, and We heartily en-
dorse it:-"it were better, perhaps, for hin
coin If he could muster courage and act by
himself, according TO his nature, rather than
follow 20 many or even any single adviser.
Less and less understand Mr. Lincoln but, AZ
his private secretary assures me he has greP.'
Judgment and great energy, suggested to i.hs
secretary to say to Lincoln that he should be
more himselff' VIII not the Presidents, take
good adyiee even from Gurowsk!
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
Brooklyn City News.

ELECTION o. CHIEy ENGINEER TIE BRoCuiyn FIna On
rAR1xsyr election Chief Engineer Of the Brook
lyn Tire department (westsvn distrct resulted IN tho
electieo q Mr.. John Cunningham by the following
vote - VcHs.
Mr. John CUNNINGHAM am................. TO
Mr. William Furey ......oNs
Maiarty for Mr. CuDniDaha ............... 50
The horse Of Fngne Company No. 7-of which Mr..
Cunningham was formerly foremaD-was brilliantly illu
minated las, night in honor Of the event.
The New York herald., 1862-12-11

TBE SECRETARY or STAFF oN fREScH tNllE-
vENrIoN.-- Count Gurowski. in his recently pub
lished but already popular book. tells the FOL
lowing good story about French interycn
tion--"Some simple minded persons from the
interior OF the state Of New York questioned
Mr. Seward. in my presence, about Europe and
what they will do therer To this, with voice
of the Delphic oracle. Seward responded that
after all France is not bigger than the State
of New York" The Emperor Napoleon will
appreciate this joke.
The New York herald., 1862-12-11

Our RELATIONS WITH CENTRAL AMERICA
Mr.. Clay, the newly appointed Minister to Mica
ragua, is to leave to-day in the America for
his post.
Respectable Americans in the small Hispano
the modification to observe the little attention
that the representatives OF their country pay to
that propriety of conduct, both social and off,
cial, so essential to success in diplomatic
relations. Whether it is an effect Of that sort OF
general neglect produced by tropical climates
on northern constitutions, or whether it is the
result of the contempt which our diplomatic
agents in those countries as general thing
seem to take pride in showing for the govern
ments and people whose friendship they are
sent to cultivate, the fact is, that not many
of them conduct themselves in manner fit to
impart to the inhabitants correct idea Of the
country they represent.
Diplomatic agents are generally and natur
ally supposed to belong to the best class
of the people from whom they are select
ed Then what opinion can be form ed
of the dignity Of nation whose representative
by his conduct places himself below the level OF
common society? What will be thought Of the
character Of q government whose diplomatic
minister, laying aside the duties Of his honora-
BILE position, makes it his business to act to all
appearances, as hired agent for transit COM
panies, or for the spectators and adventurers
who wander about those countries in search
of good luck? What friendly feelings can
II be expected will be entertained for a nation.
whose representative, instead Of propitiating
them, insults the people of the country to
which he is accredited or wounds their suscepti-
bilities? Human nature is the same everywhere,
and the less advanced in civilization people
is, the more unreasonable it would be to expect
that il should overlook offences for the sake OF
political expediency.
As to the new Minister to Nicaragua, Mr.. Clay,
a descendant Of the bonored orator and states-
man, we need not express our confdenee in his
ability and exertions to vindicate cur diplo--.
macy in that country; for he is not only an sble
man, but hgh-toned gentleman, capable OF
doing homer 10 apy high Official position.
The New York herald., 1862-12-11
THE 8rTUATION.

New York. Thursday. December IL, ls6s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-27
Ministers As School Directors.


A somewhat remarkable change seems
TO have come over the m'nds OF 'a's'
portion OF thus community, IN 'e'ere"ce
to the connection OF ministers win '"e
pubic schools. n few years ago, VINE"
one OF the ministers % 'he town Was VII
the school board, he was very STRENUOUS
ly opposed. not only on account OF inc
course he felt /: his duty to pursue pn'
because be was minister, ana shon'a
therefore have nothing to DO with school
affairs
At the 'ato election, there were tfo
ministers elected, by large ma orl'y-
receiving shout $50 rctrs-hy the rery
pcrfY which. z few years ago, was so
much opposed to ministers being on the
school Board This is certainly graft.
tying ind;cotlon OF better Judgment
and ferl;ne ;mong the people, towards
this Csomutimcs) abused profession. For
if any !odv ought to feel an utercs. in
public instruction, and if airy body "n@ht
TO be woII,informrd on that subject, End
cap'b'c Of giving direction in regard to
it, it Should be the minister OF r,"Slon'
In the words Of an em'"ent author
~ hose who are devoted 10 tHc SDHlhi H.
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am crcdtahIy Inform d that there
orr secret organizations being formed in
this and adjoining counties for the pur.
pose Of resisting the collect Of the
Federal tax Many Of the wealthy ci,i-
Zsns of this county are known to belong
to it It is said the organizations con
tain about three hundred members in tho
northern part Of Cedar, and southern
psrt Of Jones and LINZ.
| fear that these men are making q
dark record for them<clves, and if the re
ports arc true, | warn them not to at
tempt to carry out their designs.
The time has come, when obedlcnc &C
to the Constitution and the requirements
Of the law, is to be the rule, and those
who resist, whether north or south, vii
soon find that the strong arm ofth gov
.rnmcus is uplittcd to strike them down
would say to those who have joined
the organization, that it would be vel
to 'tstop and THINK, before you far,he
CO. A few steps more may lead you t.
acts of treason, the blacklist crime know
to cur laws
TO those who purpose joining, my ad
vice is, pause-thc eyes Of legal men ar
upon you, and the patriot Voice Of low
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WASHINGTON. March 20.

IA official dispatch from Commodore
Foote received at II clock last night
at Cairo, and telegraphed hither says
that Island No. 10 is harder to conquer
than Columbus, as the Island shores are
lined with forts. each fort commanding
the one above it,
| ain gradually approaching the Island,
but still do not hope for much until the
occurrence Of certain events which prom
Use success.
Commodore Foote adds: awe are fir
ing day and night on the rebels. and we
gain on them. We are having some OF
the mott beautiful rife practice ever wit
messed. The mortar shells have done
fine execution. One shell was landed on
the floating battery and cleared the con.
Germ ir short metre.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Dt virtue OF an execution to me directed is.
ID sued from the Office Of the clerk Of the Dis
iJI.t Court. in and for The county OF Ced>rand
State Of To-" III favor Of WIN. B ,I<nr m ar,inst
l"hn Fulwtd.r ani ~. II. Euwider. have lev.
icl uHon the following property as the property
of the SAL JOAN tulw!Ior and Jas. II. tulwider.
lo-W!t:
The north half of the northwest fourth Of sec.
ton ihigty-thryc l33l in township eighty tsOl
n'r Il OF range TWO o. west of the fifth p IN.
And shall "Icr the same for sale at pail e out
crj at the court house dor in the tow1 Of Tin.
ton. in said county, on Monday the 2lst day Of
April a ID. loG2 at II O'Clock a. IN Of said
day, - satisfy said execution and costs that NAV
accrue thereon
Dated thts 2ith day OF March. A. D. lsG2.
DAVID rLATNER
Sheriff of Cedar conntr Iowa
Per :. W. HArHsus, Deputy. (pt fee S.. 90
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2 Position Of the Northern Democracy.

Resolp"d, That phljtical Abo'i'ionisn'
is as justly chargcahle with this war Us
scccssionism; nnd that We hope for the
speedy ex,inguishmcnt of both, for re.
turn of peace, and the restoration Of the
Old cordial and friendly Uni'n Of the
States --.M'chiyan State Conrention.
Then i, is, plain and undisguised, re-
"political aboIitionism," is meant Re
pub,icanism. Extiocuish Republican
ism and then We will consent that seces-
sionism shall travel the same read. Ea
publcaus, give up your principles, and
then we will be willing to see the REBEL
ion crushed say the leaders Of the Mich
isander Democracy. Then, what, a
"restoration" Of the "old union?' How
was it when Democracy ruled md this
''cld nnicn" existed? Every body knows
that we were ruled by the very mco and
States now in rcbcl!oin against the gov
ernment. Anl this il what the MlcA!-
geese Democracy want to see og1in. We'll,
they are honest. They "speak on: in
meeting"
Neishbor Democrat, how d. you like
this irankness upon tho part Of ycnr
brethren? How would you like to see
Davis, Floyd & Co., rci,stated in Wash.
ing.on? Come, let US know Keep tic
ball rolling, now i; has started Speak
out !
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

noCTOk TOMAS T. CHAPMAN will send
- to all who wish 1t free Of charge). the Rec
iipe and full directions for making aud using 4
beauti!ul vegetable Balm that will ef1e ctually
remove pIArLEs. BLoTcHEs, TAN. FRECxLEs, de-,
leaving the skin smooth, c'ean, and beautiful:
also fall directions for using PELATREAr,S GEL
EbhATED Hr!hrLANr, warranted TO start . full
growth Of Wbiskers, or Mustache, in less than
thirty days. Either OF the above can be oh.
tanned by return mail, by addressing with
stamps for return postage) DIR. CHARLES +.
CHAPMAN, Practical Chemist. 63l Broadway
New York 1pl-0m91
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CONTENTS .

- =
Nr. Hurds Celebrated Mouth Wash. On,
bottle,
DR.. Hnrd's Unequaled Tooth Powder. ou
box.
DR.. IIurd's Magic Too,hache Drops, on.
bottle.
DIR. iIurd's Unrivaled Neuralgia Plaster.
DR.. Iurds MANUAL on the hest Means n,
Preserving the Teeth. including directions "A,
the Proper Treatment OF Childrens Teeth.
FLOSS SILK. for Cleaning between the Teeth
TOOTH P.Ch>, etc., etc.
Prepared at DR.. iIurds Dental Ofice. ?,
Fourth st., Brooklyn. a.. d.
P'icc- ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for 16.fO.
j:It- The Dental Treasury make. . p.ck.o.
eight inches b. nve, and is sent by express
z--'~ Full Direction for Use is on Each
Article. ~"
by mail, viz:
The Treatise on Preserving Teeth sen.
postpaid, On receipt of TaELvE CENTS, Or four
STAMPS.
the NruIal,ia Plaster, for Neuralgia in N.
Face, AEEvU.a IiADACuF. and EAR,CnE. Ser,
r"-t paid GA l. cipL VI ElGHrEES CENTS Or sx
stamps.
HE Neu n!gia and Rheumatic Plaster
Nar>c >Izrj ior aims IN the Chest Shoulders;
Back, any part OF the body, sent post paid,
on receipt of THIRTI-> EVEN CENTS.
i
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CHANCE FOR ACENTa.

Shfe"rd agcns can make small fortune In
carr ing these articles around to families Tho
hehial Treasury is the nea'est article that man
o. woman can cary around. send for one and
see % Letter. doz n. which We will veil a. sam
PIES 'ior -. Agents supplied literally with Cir.
e"iarS EG- Now is the time TO 90 into the
hns'ncsS to d" good and make profit. We are
sp'nding Thousands for the lenefit of apen,s
Ntw England men and woman here IL some.
n'hs NICE and chance to take the tide ct it,
Hood. Address
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NEyRa!.G,A pI.AsTcu
What Are the People Doing Z

Inc American people are intelligent enoug nh T.
aNprfc3ac PREPARATIONS tIat cont. ! ute so mnch
20 the happiness Of those using them, and thew
wait them livery maj brings US letters, some
"rderlng the Treatise on Teeth. some the Nen.
r''Ha rla,iers. aud not few enclosing 81 cep,s
i1' The Mouth Wash to lie sent by mail /: but to
sibIe 10 send half Pint bottle by mail. RI.
people want these E,lnedies. Who viii suuplv
tnrInt \,, /. h.. oSrft
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eGy" The s. Louis Wees states that We
have - r, b.I boats-9 gun boats and Is
arepor;s--henmcd 10 at Island No. 10
bHtwccn CDm. Foot's fiotila and General
t,p.s h'ttcries. They cannot escape
and must fall into our hands unless dcs-
trovcl. G,n Pope has taken one Of the
,ran-ports and sunk one gun boat, aud
,i4ma I'd others.
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~. Il }. j. DAIRY would announce to the
puhiIc That they are prepared to TAN LEATH
~ I"F customers on the shares, or for pay
me hi@heat cash price will be paid for hides
We nave ii &c assrrtmene OF Leather on hand
which wc will sell low for cash, or exchange il
tor hihcs.
IivtDH, August 30 lGgO.
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lCg-nr. J,Ln Evans Of Chicago, Ill.,.
is nominated Governor Of Colorado Ter
riforv, and Hardin of Indiana, noniiDa-
ted Governor Of Utah.
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WIN. p. HURD, l. CO.,
L, ibune Buiidings. New V0vlr

lat REM tancesnay be m,dc with confdeoc.
". i II. d 90 refer to the MAYOR Of BROOKLYN
to Il. W. GRiFFIru. President Farmers ana (Yti.
zers' Il nh, b ooklyn: 10 JOY, Coz 4 CO.. Nev
York; to +. I BAhHuM, Esq, New Yo,k; ETC., etc.
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on so s|ently, that the reoeis kne" noun
inu Of it. The gus were p lanted,
, bre.s.work raised 10 protect them, and
: nearly mile Of rife p,'s dus-all finish
ed ard ready for ae'ion before day hight.
This work WIS io'.e By She 18th ONO
and 43l lInois The first intimaslon
the rebels had tina: anything of the kind
} WIS done, VS. at six O'Clock the next
morning, waco they received tHheII
from 81 pound howitzcr directly in
their midst, which kicked up a terrible
hubbnb in their camp. THIS Was quick
II followed by the other guns. The
rebels replied with equal spirit and the
firing was kept up brlsk'y for some time.
The excitement ip cur camp was up to
fever heat. Tho ball had now opened
and We were to have "A chance to try our
strength add courage with the boosted
chvalrv Of the sunny South
The well known sound Of, accompany
4 fill in,' was, for once, received with
smiling taccs-cach man having provid-
ed himself with Gays raiiors in his
havcr>"ck and thirty rounds of amMuni.
ton in his cartridge box. ,hoularrod lis
rifle snl started for the field Of battle.-
We were halted some distance in the
rear Of the artillery, ont If range Of the
enemy, where We lay al! day waiting for
the enemy to make sortic The morn
lug was dark and cloudy and very warm,
about eight q clock it grew 50 dark aud
f,,,c, No, :. u,s l,rd ,r,,r,, =, l;..;.,~
.n;SI , m., y. thirtr r,l. 1;.,,nan In.
e. -, ,.o,n,,l. :, $780,, ,l - >,,,'
~s,.n,,, n,r;n,,,,, - '' - c.;'
a''',n,, o'...1 WI 49," .'''' a. '. .L-
r,|, ;..a,,~.r..l - 49, .n,',.s ., '"'
g.. j., nn,,,,nr ...is,al J., ,Ia ss,'
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be- rn,,.,,,l ,.,'[ " 49,, ,;.h, W. ""'''
n,';,..,,; t',-.. e.: -'o' WILL :,
;,'i, WY s'IeYe"''
y, ,"''" S!'o'
| 'N'''T ','' Va ''' ''"~%'', h'."ch'n@
'''''," '''' y, one S'uo' A'',I"S one
S"""', """ """"u''@ '"'ee' ny th'S
. "ne ,hfee OF the %""o'aIs were disabled
4 ana the "'Aer two Tetlrcd to a safe dis
/ ''Hc'' Oar guns nc" turned "n the fort
, "'"'~ '"'N S"'h S'''hc'" s''et"! OF thr'f
y @unS, ana succeeded once IN driving
them entirely cut Ct the lower hattcry
5 hu' they Subsequently returned to il.
!. From this 'lmc until night their fire
=, stcahI!y d"cr"as"d. .At night both par.
= ties quit, and we were marched to on,
1t quarters. Oar loss, rs near as | coulC
I ascertain, was five Killed and sixtcc,
wounded. At u'clo X we were called
up a"l after hastily swallowing a cur
: of cut!ec, started for the cntrcpchmcn,.
~
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sag- Eight DahlGren guns aud large
quantities Of ammunition have jus. been
u: from New Tor,: to Com. Foote, for
use Oh the Mississippi.
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VIM. 8. HURD 4 GO. ,
TRIBUNE HC!LDiNGs, NEW YORK.
rs'~I'E. 'lrHD's MiisTGS WASH, TOOTH
VOW ID ~. TLOtsI DROPS, can

YnktI: ~. ~ .s,v'ss.fs,x, plnSlpS -,
nolr,scn. 10y m,II. hnl rnsy can nrol,a,,l, Ge oh.
,uiucI Al Nular Dlls tore or Pc; iod,c,l Stores,
L .ntt ,aunut send 10 II. far IN. DENTAL
.U AHuI.l, Pace ONE Dollar. which contains
tr,m,
,,on~ vrr r,..;. c.
=, ~"
i"e 'e~' t'ltrhce nat ;hry are u. that their
LF"i'N' 'Ir'n'- "4d best patrons. are hose who
nri' used tl!t IN Longest. IR M. b, HuED 10
<m H. ','>' ~ ';o."' H. l!easu'er OF
tu~-, PREPARATION, have ., II used in his priys,.
! Iu,;,.r ,,r Was add no lpadiry ci,,zeu or
i.,, ALAN ,.r u I!iIam-hurr ur,s,in,s th,ir.1r.l.
!. l.. t. !, Ii,r r,.;l,ut ,,ntI.,s ,f Now, VII roc
'in"rn" ,h"'u rs tAe lest known to TIC y. of.s.
-iu. " ilhnu. TIDE ait! OF advertising S,oi.r.
nave solid Ia Il. b! .r, .,,D>s.
lnr tiior -: Ia. nrun.,!yn Daily Times s,,.,
I've as h1pj.r 20 kuu~ lAat uu, friend ur Nur6
T. "a, ,rr,,lnr nv,nnt al cxnectaiun, with hia
NDl IA y t~N al. iU,II ipNDEn Ths
.tctt S,tis.,f Ids sit. ,e.s rests with the f,ct
gItt1 III, ,;r,Iks ARE r,t,,s.,y wu,T r.rx
,i.E EtrNL.ANrtr To EE, As We c.s TESTIFY
From lHr AoS"r.E"
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THE WILTON HOUSE.

nPpOSiTE THE RAILROAD DEpoT, WILTON
- IOWA. F. McELHoY, Proprietor Satis.a ,
Grn gHarantied in all case. Hacks leave for
Upton onion Grove, and other points, daily
Hiltpn January LIST. lsGl-sl
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IA I. MAiONY d BRO,
y 4 A | |, 9 K, s

{ W. door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
'"o. entrusted to our care will he ,t,.,ana
o. promptly. made in the latest fashions. and war
rdh~,i 10 give entire satisfaction. Charges reas-
onaole Give IA n call
Upton. March II, 1860. ,1,f
NJ" and fresh supply Of Sugar, coffee. No
's"ss DC. iHst received by E.1N cHIIYo
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E5-We are glad to sec ,Iat General
slsel has been confirmed rs Major r,n.
eral This is but tardy Justice t. one
who has done more good G-htiag tLan
any other two General, 10 Cur army. It
is very evident that ca two diffrrFu, &C.
GASEOUS, during the late battle a, Pea
Ridge, Geu. Siyel s. ID the army ..
Gen. Cnriis flo,u defeat.
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Returning Reason and Loyalty.

WASHINGTON, March 20.
The citizens OF Gallain, Tenn, which
has been decidedly diSloyal, met in
town meeting recently and was addressed
by Bailie Payton, voted petition for a
post Office there, and expressed their will
lin~ness to return to their allegiance. A
post o!Iire is to be established there in a
few days
john L"l!yett has been appointed post
master at Nashville. He wrote some OF
the best articles against secession du
ring the agitation of the subject in Ten
nCsseC.
A special agent of the Post Office De-
partmcnt, acting on the Tennessee and
Kentucky borders, reports as follows:
Il is gratifyir. wherever I have been
to find that there is a strong desire for
rp-cstabli>hing the mails and wiling
ness to return to their allegiance.
------------ ---------------
A year and half ago the slave
property of tie South, IN Confectionery
WIS c.limated at $1,000 900 O0o. Now
it wouldn't bling a fifth part Of that
sum. And yet the rcb Is went into the
rebellion for the avowvd purpo~e of pro
noting or prot"cting the interests OF
slavery. ilHv' they not most uo'"r
.ua,c mode OF adopting mca s TO ends!
FIX Coz. Morrhrad, Of Kentucky,
was released on the 2Oth inst by order
Of thc 5 crrtary Of War. upon the COZ .
. - Il Il, 10, ra
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REWARD.

will give FIVE DOLLARS Reward to any one
who will furnish the proof necessary to convict
the person or persons who Malici0usly broke
down an evergreen tree on my lot. east Of town
a snort time since Sc DANIELS.
Tipton, Feb. 27th, lsG2.