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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12
VOLUME; hX.-NUklBEz2
End member oil the 5 ce.sica Csrvc2-

End member oil Tie ) ce.si;a Convention,
| ami sH"y popul:r with n!s pair
Major MsstU3or, .a--07s:.--6U :, Einen
Of Nj. Fd:ds's; ne IL nv ccu@ic; 80 s-cr-r
him :1f ,yl ur tU ei:v yGars; kror a.ug -"
Warrington clty: 4ihsya gnaw lin 10 "ca-
~ unbic,uisted r,,S-aGtsr, sat 10 hsyc t.
youns man oi high S.;.it. it-. Porcas
IaothoF Ge3 & daughter uE Judge a.. ayc'Hl,
OF hensHcs:y. ohe came to yea hc7 scr:---he
! waa her cn.y sSn---as 8ocu "a she heard -e
Ind Cotton ih:A trouble, anal tbs, urtyr tta
canditicn imposed upon her by TIA eu.h57l
ties in Washington, ti:s. she rru5s Penn.
here during tho var.
Mr.. M.-shsil, NJ. Abbott. ~. I,.. g. .;,r.
Clark Mr.. WoolioId, nj testified 20 H.. :-..
character OF Mr.. rordc
Dr. Gsse!ing h:i known NJ. EGsio "a -et7s
in kentucky; ha YES Gle K II Re 5,ata
EIouse Of representatives., . i.vye. oi 90
mlss, and looked uaon "a = y0nrs; iusI: -
mo1e than ordinary :a!cn's. Il: W. 3 mem
bec ef tne Secession CDnvsnh1a,'a ni"iybl~
Of the BseckiuTidgo C,nS l,jr.l, sod Jc;. o
good Eom. 20 csA. his 10. .uaca :sssh :t,a
Siuth. His .mothc- has aiwsrH hgp-. S4@.h-
ern III kas sentimanta in Opposition n 30
viows ct hor husband
lioro closed tho exsn,:a:tjcn 81 - 'l.iess;a
fer tie Coianrs.
The counsai endeavG-a;: n :nsrodnce :l:o
testimony q Gan. Hasd, - .5.EaG bstar2 -,
GorcneT q irq7cst; Suf it s:as 5~o~rui=H.
The testimony shcEa that Gen. 2cs.: vlr
7efsrinEa letter 90 eGnt to njTcr, ~.
drawing TO threatening l0tto., With Wv
10 asDc chalcngS ~ I, regular vay.
Tho counsel Lhor ea'c:sI :, protest c. ,hy
Gfcuads tha. nr. SsnAsy, The senior Il .G.--
man ct tie court, had scL=d ,s cr-c..r -a-
magistrate IN the c0uDiIms-,t O.! Farto. -
co. SaQacntiy, colld not s5c2cjirg - isw ST.
III jGcgeTa@; III the tire Csc IA lnc cxs,-ir.
ing court. The court, htwcvor, c7irrr'.r
tho decision and sdjoutua;. IL to.sr'-s. >.
whom Tie Counsel VIII argue tro c-ag.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12
CRAZY MnEainrRlTs y

These New York Democrats eccGi to rs tc
have run hapeisasly mad. '"ra*!y ihcr-
eand" uf them, IL seems, have lSs: III one
place, sHd ds,larsd--wlet, ihnts th, -astisr,
they doolaSsd-"luc!ared sa mG3sc for sn
srmisth'e, sud separate Convictions of the
loyal aud rebel States And "wih this
platform" says the Nav York Herald.
s'thsy will carey tho Presidential eircii2T."
TheY arc nvi altogether sGct .ta!k and
staring mstnen ~ Inc U!mo:,n:s ot N3w
Jersey, VINO me. iew months aga and r5-
solved upon "a Joint Convention tf ihn icyf.i
and rebol Statss." These last fellows pssln.t
us to hold our Convention {which is to noe!
pursuant to their resolutioul separately
No matter; jointly Or separatslY, they re
solve tha. we shall h,vo d Convention, ard
then and there sdop. : platform .c carry
their next Presidential election fot tsfn.
1t does not ssen 20 oc.u7 10 thaso folks
that .hey nga; as reasonsbiy PISS !. feso!u-
tioD, ir Tsmmsny Hail, tlaclsrng at massc
that !hs Spanish Casiss shall meet tbs der
manic Dict in Committee of tho Whnic, to
settle tie boundaries Of Terra icccgaii,.-
They sre c'szy; thoiE ;msginstions have be-
come Toib:d!y excited, sud possessed by tic
fzHd idea that Ee belong to thsi, country,
and that vs. hsTa something to DO With tbeir
platforms ard Presidents Nothing could
possibly he moro Asttaring 10 IL; staY osnno,
live without us Oh any forms no lovar was
ever so a!iont in his pu.s,ii; ;i,ey viii ai opr
court Us or iishi US; VIII scFtnsde us viii
tender verses, Ike meloGinua U@., y. " oir lJ
as tha hycnS woes his bIits---anyt Cling TO
GO: p"asss:,ion 81 oUr persons. u" ere qgi;2
aonfusa. x . b,uab; we thank ln;.a for tie
honor they do u; bur they in;ls: rscuss IT,;
the Union would not be il happy cno---b.
eRuss ire do not lore thsm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12

4 FsMiI: SeNTrHcrD TO IsE PrH'TsS-':gr.
- i Mrs. / L7uiss Lswnorne, Of Neison coun-
iy. wac trcd by the Ciscu:t OonTt CT Lynch.
burg, on Monday, fer atterins and attempt
ing to p:ss two forged checks d,swn for
eeven thousand dollars, lound guilty, snd
sentenced to two yssrs' imprisonment in the
Penitentisry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12
FROM FREDERICKSBURG.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TIE "srQUIRgT.;
Ns.s fs,nEsIcE:BURC, T...
IHra Ii lSG3

LOi.i- tehhtSfONtL'LE IUE 'tSQC1NEt.
N'!s FREDERICKSBURG, Ts..
JUICE 10, 1868
Il! qrist this I:hgnjng. 'i'hsro has bsca
noih,1s OF ,n'o:est tirca ;ay lao, rsroet. ssyc
the firing Al : f9w hssvy guns by cur side
y;S:erdsy evening. shut { o'clock. The
enahY responded iw0 c. threc liaoe, 1rd
Gnc:' ai''~53 Quiat acsin.
'ine ,Eeny sill hn?ja hi; cn;rcncred posi-:
,,"n a.. ta's c;te. i,eine fortified L5 lines run
iinh r,izli.! viii; he E,v'7 snd Dsep Eua.-
Ds&r Ran h=iOg small strs:.a. running 81
riCa' arG'"F "l:' tie rown shoEt no sid 3
ai ;Dlioe ieiow.
II ;oT-., yes:3I,.ay rs'int,b ~e-n distributed
to i'!iy i've :Gndrei r"apia 10y tho Raiief
C2m.;ii'.e. Tsno. ci.".ls Tired an our sido
Tesle'it5 :ronia:. Peomed &c fall 5aoTt--nne
"r :i"0 "a4. ucri3: lio river, rha:i;.g tho
cna:a, Z" s'l,~e tcnis Il.ca,;.
~.nss ~:tt'aE ;hc asn7a pirkei f. .rg haa
hn,:>e !- ;n"'n'ng o.: the c7any lett -ouT
r;tt
= a'.a,;. ;h..ir t0c car iosds II i7oa;s AZ
r'ryG 10 i'a!.l yosr0t!sy, Tho tRemT haYs
!:7c<'9 GO, u' STiiIatT III shia Gido oi III:
gi7ev. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12

That gallant, patriotic Kentukian. General
Humphrey Marshall, il is ssIo, will ssks coru-
nand of the late Gan. Tiighman's bc;Sade.
Gsn. A. G. Jenkins has assumed command
OF tho Confederate forces now in tho Valley
l of Virginis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12

Oanrch aa?c;: I'm ialtor structure Tto7
iiisi tbs M5;ho!;,I! LhGroh under the ysay
altar, but il nurnt 90 slowly tHnt il waa s
cayorsd md put ou!, The cavalry nli row
arrived.
.EArla's light battery, alter ,il7& "f;ssg-
icon s,iiisa, had aisl r"pattei for hGtq. The
hhoi;tiohisIs having eli 22ei iharr purpose,
now withdror, eE.bsthel on their trans
ports, and "c-O conveyed ou. OF sight.
But o.c casualty Ccca'fed OH our ni,,. -
S"rs't New, Of Ctmpsny E.,llth s. G. H.
t1n'rF, waa struck by : fragment Of sno!l
(Which, by tho way, the Yankee cnnhoats
used very freelyl in no ii.tt side; TIE wound
il not dahertnua, however. ILc iagei2r*
who woic priuA;fal!y Mem IIsmp5t,i:s rer;-
mcni. s!o rot knnvvn to i;ave aaan ;Ii,r!1h Il
- any WAY. "a wo aail in ai.Ieaca 10 Ii"
ailn!c o. th5 uv@.a. .Hgr In sn:cc:I Of r ma
ranains ssptrlti"!1 &; IN, 2'"raclaH il cn~-
tr!1!y L vrT? nofi'iy:n:, ci:Gnr7!ana'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12

Passengers from NoT OFlcars ogrt-~. 5i,n
nows CT tro Yankee defeat L! p5>: !ia nan.
Ftree s:nrmocs,s lo-i.i rT!tl wounded .a-
KEGS, irr'vni s. New O,!3-na S,1irdsq. On.
Sherman had BIZ !as swpn'stcc, zAo 81 succ
derd
Tho steamer E!own All! asvcsM ccha,,-";
arr expected today. iosded ..ta tvG. =.
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rnG"AEaHE NEWS rr;o1s r7s- ,s-as,.

JscxGoH, juno Gin, (gia Mobile ! b9-Ge1.
PernoeTinn iiaa sem VOID "a. ne cnn1G y.c
f'ckShuTs, and Con. Johnston % 10 ;a.c
his llr!a 10 organize and d.sciqiire lis forces.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-12

MogLE, Juno "a private despatch i.c:a
Jackson, Sta instant, says: "Vickshu1s =
eli right. Kirby Smith is ii POSSESSION c +
Mllikens Bend"
One CT the Yankee grnbosts hs5 left EG,,
river, owing to the low w.tsr.
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.+At THE
CONTINENTAL NIoNrurv
EDITORS:

Hon. ROBERT J. WaIKEu, Cn,R1psc,
Hon. FKED. l. STANTON, EDMUND kI,rhkLAND
The readers of the CoSrlNENr,,
Of the important position it has assum., aware
influence which it exerts, and of tha a. ofthe
array of political and literary talent os i, Laat
est order which supports It. No public cue high.
the kind has, in this country, "a en- aAeAW
combined the energy aud freedom odf',ItesstuAy
newspaper with the higher literary - a ane daily
first class monthly: and as it yery cs,.e OF the
no magazine has given wider RANCE ~ ''aln that
tributors, or preserved itselfso comm. i's con.
the narrow influences of party or of s.u.i ION
times like the present, such journa, ~ Won In
power in the land or it is nothing. THU aaera
Continental Is not the latter is abnnaaa.a. the
denced by ,chat it has done--by the retlertn'y cyl
connsels in many important public eventS oilts
the character and power Of those who . anoIn
staunchest supporters. Its
by the accession Of Hon. Robert j Wana-
Hon. 4. =. Stanton to its editorial coaa and
Continental acquires strength and na MA Ae
gniGcance which, to those who are awa ro'ssal
ability and experience of these gen,lemen VI 'ae
elevate it to position far above any Drcri must
occupied by any publication of the kind IN ,VusE
lea. Preserving all "the bodness, yioor nlef
ability" which II thousand Journals have an. ana
uted to it. 1t will at once greatly enlarge its a
Gle of action, and discuss iearessy and frantilf
every principle involved in the great unestianA!,
nt,iv
ing men most familiar with its diplomaev ,",
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America, under auspices which no puI,l;na.SS'
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Charles Godfrey Leland, the accoar,f.,.,
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itorial labsrs, continue his brilliant cor "s cd
tons to its pages; and Edmund kfTke ns. ,oa'
Of Among the Pines, will contriLnta Juno, "'lhor
issue, aving already begun a work on " eaeh
Life AMI Society, which will be fonnd fa".ncfn
widely descriptive, and in all respects 'as mofe
10 the first. superior
While the Continental will expires. do.;,.,
opinions on the great questions IF ~ 'ecideh
not be mere political journal: much ,t, Twin
portion of its columns will be cDIiycnaT 'ai yer
tofore, by tales, poetry, and humor. =, a n,'s
the Continental will be round, under itsr"a'aIa,
of editors, occupying posiHonand nrssar, ,5"n
attractions never before found in amasag;na
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NapoIeon's Mameiuke.

by recent advices from Paris we are
informed Of the demise of the famous
Mameluke who was brought from Egypt
by the Emperor Napoleon. The history
Of this person is full Of interest. None
of the Mamelukes were natives Of Egypt;
this enc was born at Karabah, and con-
sequently was an Armenian by birth and
nationality, Dedros Megurdicbyau by
name.
At an early age he repaired to Egypt
and entered on military career, where
he SO distinguished hi4scIf that he soon
obtained the rank Of Mamciuke Bey.-
His proves in the field so won the ad-
miration Of Napoleon, that he persuaded
him to join his fortunes. He shared 10
the victories Of the French army in rari.
Gus campaigns in Europe, and received
many decorations for distinguished ser.
vices
Although repeatedly wounded, he liv.
ed in Paris to the advanced age OF eighty.
five years. lie recently died at the Ho-
tel des Invalides, and was inferred at
Mount Parnasse, among the heroes Of the
nation.
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FOR TIE YEAR 1853.
Chicago EvcEins Jo..GGa!.
DAILY, WEEKLY * lRI-WEELN.

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cedented success for The Journal It's clIcu.
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still increasing at a rate that en' 0Htag,s u in
the anticipation that IL Will double .yT the lttId
time before the year ends
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tunity to make THE JOURNAL a wide awake ne'cs.
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CHICAGO, IOWA 4 NEBRASKA
AIR LINE,
t., =? s.'sss-7 To- -
S - !. X i.s : : :. 20. ri
after Monday, November ]

On and after Monday, November Il, l.. ?,
Trains will run m follows:
ColNG EAST-Pa5senger Train leaves Toledo at
10 a. m. Stop for dinner at Cedar Rapids;
Supper at Clinton; and reach Chicago in
time for Breakfast before de artare Of morn
ing trains north or east Passeng gers who
prefer, can remain at Clinton over night,
ard arrive at Chicago early next afternoon.
GoING WEsT--L"ave Wells st. Depot in Chicago
at o'clock p. m. Breakfast Mt Clinton:
Dine at Cedar Rapids; arrive at Toledo at
AIS, and Marshall early same night. Or
Passengers can take 8 Il. m. train from Chi
cago, remain at Clinton over night and
reach Toledo and Marshall next afternoon.
Good Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains.
Trains pass Clar nee
Going West: Freig ht $50 pm; Passover 10 3 am
Going East - 1875 pm: $40 D.
CoSNEcTroNs--A At Turner junction with trains
for Freep0rt, Dunlcith, Jahcsyille, Fon du Lac.
Prairie dn Chem and La Crosse.
At Dixon with Trains Of Illinois Central Railroad
At Clinton with boats on Mississippiriver
At De Witt with stages for Davenport d. Mao1oketa
At Clarence with stage for Upton.
At Cedar Rapids with stages for Iowa City Vjuton
Cedar Pals and Northern Iowa.
At B,airtown with stage for Marcngo; and at Toledo
with stages for rnnell. Newtop, Des Moines Council
Bluffs, Omaha, Marshall Eldora. BOOKSTORE. Fort
Dodge Sioux City. and intermediate places.
Live stock Express
Leaves Toledo Tuesdays and Fridays 20 a. H. and
reaches Chicago next morning earlier than by any 9TH
e"r3RtH and mtthoa ang change Of Cars.
Freight Trains each way daily. Express 0nigkt
leaving Toledo at 10 A. IN. reaches Chicago mex y.
ing p ,,or E. B, TALcoTI; Gen. suptl chlSbh
j. c. GAULT. Gent Freight A gent, Chicago -,
0. BEBRDSLEE, West'n Agent, Il ~ III
y. CbTfLE. Travelling Agent. ~ HMNs
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answers the purpose. Into this artery
the embalming fluid, consisting of alum
or corrosive sublimate, is injected until
it perforates every structure. The solu.
tion sometimes retains its fuidity; some
times it is 50 constituted that while it is
warm in the fluid, on cooling it sets, land
becomes more or less hard After the
injection, the artery is closed, the open
ing through the skin is neatly scwed up,
and the operation is completed. Great
numbers Of the officers of the army, who
have fallen in the engagements in Vir-
GINA, have been embalmed in this man
ner, by DR.. Holmes, of Brooklyn, New
York, and sent home to their relatives.
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Chemists, Architects, TillUrights and Far-
mGrS.
T
SHERIFF SALE.

DI virtue OF a special execution to me direct.
ID ed issued from the Office of the clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county OF Ce6ar
and State OF Iowa. in favor Of Harriet Mcdonald
and against John s. Mcdonald and Ruina II
Mcdonald, | have levied upon the folowin
property as the property Of the said John s. NJ,
Donald and Ruana II. Nc Donald to.nit
The south half "a of the west hall u of the
southwest quarter, and twenty-five t25) acres gu,
of the west side of the southeast quarter of the
southwest of section thirty-one (31), in township
eighty 1907 north Of range one ~, west ofthe 5th
p. m, containing sixty-live acres;
And shall Offer the same for sale at public ont
cry at the court house door in the town OF Tip
ton, in said county, on Saturday the 9th day Of
January A. j. 1853. at one o'clock D. m. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 10th day o: December, A. D. 1862.
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
vllIl [pr fee $500
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to me direct
ID ed. issued from the Office Of the clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar,
and State Of Iowa, in favor of Moses W. B,ers,
and against serve.us Tufts and ERly Tufts,
have levied upon the following property, as the
property OF the said Seryetus Tufts and Emily
Tufts, to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of section thirty C3o) in
township eiehty-two 1927, north Of range two tal,
west the 9Th p. N.
And shall offer the same FOR sale at public out
cry, at the court house door, in the town of Tip.
ton, in said county, On Saturday the 2!th day OF
January, A. D. 1863 at II o'clock a. m. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th day Of December, A. d. 1862.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa.
vl0nl [pr fee $500
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OFFICE Sec. IowA FARMERS COLLEGE,
DEs MONIES, Dec. oath, 1864. }

DEs MONIES, Dec 2ith, 1864.
TO the Farmers Of lowa:
Among the seeds, cuttings, &C., which
the undersigned wilr have for gratultous
distribution, after the first of February
next, will be the following:
EGYPTIAN WuEAT.--ln appearance
the finest in the State. The seed YVES
grown last year, in Minnesota, where it
produced we'll 1t has not been tested in
this State. The supply is very limited.
Persons applying will be furnished as
long as the supply lasts, with sufficient
for small experiment Those receiving
it by mail are expected to furnish stamps
to prepay postage, at the rate of one cent
an ounce.
TOBACCO SEED. AS there is consid.
cradle inquiry for Tobacco Seed, | am
endeavoring to have supply sufficient
to meet, at least, all demands for expert
mental cultivation. a large portion Of
it was grown in Northern Iowa. From
a teaspoonful to tablespoonful will be
sufficient for most applicants. Directions
for cultivatiDg aud curing will accom-
pany each package sent.
CorToN Seed am promised a good
supply of upland Cotton Seed, perhaps
sufficient for all who will apply. Direc-
tions for cultivatiDg will be sent with
the seed.
HEMP sEED;-A supply of Hemp
Seed is expected. Directions also will
be sent with this seed. The cultivation
of Hemp can be made profitable in this
State
WHITE WILLOW Some ten or fifteen
thousand cuttings of White Willow will
be ready for distribution. This Willow /
is highly. commended both for timber
aud hedging. Orders attended to when {
arrangements are made for transportation
by express, mail or otherwise, with d. !
rections for setting, cultivation, &c.
CRANBERRY PLANTS. ALI persons +
who desire to cultivate the Cranberry, |
who will pledge themselves that Mey t
will gice the plants thorovgh cultivatton c
,ccordiny to the directions, will receive t
rom ten to twenty plants, if ordered t
previous to the first of March next. The {
plants, however, will not be ready to de- l
liver before from the 1st to the 18th of t
April next. The time for setting them e
)ut is in May. Arrangements must be b
made by parties ordering to meet the cx- s
pense Of transportation, which would not b
he much. 1t is possible that the plants {
"a be sent safely by mail, if so, the cost C
would be on y one cent an ounce. There b
IS no good reason why this plant may |:
lot be successfully crown in this State, d
f properly attended to. C
All applications for either of the above 7
will be placed on file, and when they are '
ready for distribution, will be forwarded t
10 parties in the order Of receipt of APP |
o!lcation. Very respectfully.
Your obcdient servant,
WIZ. DUANE WILSON,
Secretary Farmers College.