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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

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carried u ~ ssssI vsy.
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Mous1kD MEs.-0ov. Norton hss o..
dsssd Gen. Csssiagsoss Gen. nsss6eld
Gen. Love. end Gen. Hughss. % esgssiss
volunteer troops d uous.sd men IN ths
sosshsss pan q shs State, whsssves Il I
psssibIe. end pot then - o s0eisas ssss'
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seeing rebel bssi nsvsns sny portion .
ous susie sgsis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25

wAsssssros. July 3s.-TLis EVENING"
Repsbiiesa eosssias she following: From
he bvss isfosnssios - hand. q sppssss shss
Lees ssmy = near Win chester. = shove
shss poIns. whils Cur sssy sesspiss sseh :
position shss - esa - sss bsek % R'eh-
moad without 6shsiss . : tissdvssssss-
The rebel General . ssshss hslfiag he 20
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Naval Report q tAs As'isa q D1mhg:
Ten Io1anA

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ton Io1oDl
wAsHsseros. Jelly 9l.-Ths following wso
seeeivs6 this evening:
u 8. 0sEAnEa MoosE. ABovs Dcs-
ysnGron 1sLasD. ONO Rsvsn. Jsly -
To Hca. 0idsos Wells. Seessssy . Essy:
After ehssisg nessss aessly 500 ailss.
I q last mss him % shs Ohio River o shis
point. sd gagged ssd dssve u. bseh.
capturing TOO pieces q his sss'Ilssy. 80 ~
sbssdosed The r>ss 70 0epessl Js6sh. The
enemy broke 10 cosfssiss lson 10 bsshss
ssd lsss BE ssgos sssis. many horses. end
susIl Arms in ny posssssios.
Since writing che sssss. ] is'le~ed fss-
shes % the river. end net ssoshes possies
" Nosgsa's lSscss tosjias. issssess nilss
above, snd shsII End drove moss Of shs@
back. Several ~~se kill q. 6fssea 20 thirty
wousdsd. ssd tsensy hosses espsus Z. ]
have bss 600 oes wSsnded. sIisl sly. Oss
shell ED shsspnel created great eosisst >
- The rebel Tasks. tiiIisg - vOusdisg
msay.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-07-25


Wa DIR Pavvosr MARSHAL GEHERAi'sl
OFFICE. WAsHissTos. Juiy 10 :
The fourth paragraph Of Circular No. ~
iasued from this oGiee July ". 1853. i here
b nodded % % 70 eossesposd 9Th ~
opinion Of Hoo. wa. Whiting. oeIieises q
Wss Dspassaeas. which ~ill besssisss GOV
ssa 10 oil cases 70 which il b applicable. =
The opinion reads ihus:
a ,essos drafted into the military sssviet
o. the United States usdes provision Of sh'
scs d March >, 1853. ios enrolling and cal
ling out national iosces. end ios Other pr
poses. claiming exeapsios iron shs dssfs y
reason o. any dissbiIisy. o provided - cox
ses. hss the right 10 hsvs shs question o
bic disability ssbmissed %, sd passsd upe'
b. she Board u Ensollsssni. whose decision
thereon u fnsl. u the Board shall hsv'
decided that The clsimsss 70 liable 10 serve
be hes the right. after sueh decision. % psJ
HE eomnussiios mossy o 10 furnish BIZ
subssisuss. within such extended tims .
msy Be- 6xed y shs Dessd Of EnsolImess
Tor bic sppssssscs ios duty.
w. Winnie.
Solicitor Of War Department.
fSiRnsd:l Jas B. Far.
Provost Nssshsl General.
NJ. whiting. Solicitor. ssys shss sh'
dssm 10 New York u delayed only shiI'
|shs mob y being sueIled. end that sbs %
ssIImsss scs viii - ssfosced without les
|os lsvos. N every lOysi State.
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F0a rms 6Ix Woa5ns SElvIoE.-We ere
ialosnsd hist Ms. 0. Cry. Of Hsrbisoa
township. bee enrolled about 20 brave men
fos The si1 months sssvies All Who eussI
shIs service will b credited 70 che county
|ss that much d q oGsss stainss he ncx'
dssfs. and NJ. Gray bee shs ssputa'Ioo d
being man Who will DO 70 sie 10 g 81
times. Young men pitch 10.
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| sast hat party feeling should y 'ssd ss'se'
Issd that I'll shosii - called upen . ssiss
Inoss sosdIsIly ed vigorously % osia'sis
che Union; q he time you we're swoss isso
oGes o Prssidsss 81 the United States.
whes zoe should have Urged your fsllew
| citizens % shs most emphatic manner %
overlook I'll psss diGssssees sad % rally 10
dsissss o. thsis eessssy end iss Iassisusieas'
! whss you shosld hsvs s.joiasd ssspess e.
!shs isws ss6 ths Coassitssioa. . clearly
SIsssgssdsi by he sousb. 20 chose ses shs
IGssI sime undes HE Circumstances 70 shs
history 81 Or country, . 81 % parry
| pIs,Iera, called he 'Chissge plssissa." .
4 yow creed; % sivsses 4 bsyoad 10 Cesssi-
sussa, end . spesk dispsssgiagly q shs'
essss eoaserssiv Hibsaal q 81 eesatsy,
10 highIy respected b sIlihiskiag asa whs
hass IsqsIssd into or lnssIsssiess-sH1
i 0uvaxns Cous1 % Tus UHsssD ofAszs.
Your ednisisssssios be- bsss ssue y III
\ psisslpsss 20 shps lsli dows. Neswish
\ ssssdlse ~ Sses shss several kssdssd she0
sas1 DsnsEass % shs Ieysl States shsss
\ Sully sospso1s6 Y ~ cell u thsis sosstsy
\ oJls1 ~ ssaks y 10 ssniss. ~ - shsi
l|.sussR hssds os1 willing ssns' si6sd y
i asisssla ysss Eseellessy 80 - soess
u q 10 0svmsssos 10 de pssssaiss q %
! nsliousI capital; sotwithstsuding that ID
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VIE oeo 80 ocouooo o. o00o nay - oeneo
- iapsissss6 . bsaishsd o shs viii ssd
plsssuss sGlhs President O ~ d bic sub.
osiIsslss b civil 90 military posidoasi-
Whsse = - warrant Sos isvsdiag - free.
- q spsssh sa6 q shs pssssi Whsss
de jusslGssaios fos placing he ellison o
ssisl uishsss shs pssssusasns d gsssd
iusy ~ bsloss alIIsssy eonnissioas! Thssg
= . powss b ~ eoonty which en- IL.
pssss Win ~ lswa The Psssitsss = q
nssk bsus6 - shsa - 10 hsabless isdI'
vssssl. We pssy 20 - Ssas u sisd. d
estss shss yss 10y ~ sssiasss shs ssslisl
% ths psspls . ~ sstjssl. shss ies ~
esins - Depressing viii - isws ~ ssss'
uass u Cross BsIssls. - sasessoss bsssgh'
- aensssA . shs sesGsId. and sEpsIIsi
assahss lgsa ~ skssss.
Til poWss shIsh yeu hsvs ssssssi Il
shssty y q ssss 80 iIIiaisabls psspssssss
lfws - ssss re- . ssssslss \ nssellsll,
81 Isslsssly. ysss sssssssss. wksshss -
aeildse . ness ssassss ~ wisN q vl,l
shs ssssey 4 Cssss = Nspslssa. - viii
shs ~ q dsspes 81 : syssss. d I
sever wishsss bsssdssy = IIais. bsssss1
hpsesssto - : ssssl ssspsssies q III ~
lsssl - psllsissl ssGsgsssts wkish psssss
~ slghss q ~ cisisss. Il = pswss =
isspsly dsscsItsd 10 shs Issgssgs u 90 .
.- c~-.~s..:~- u>.S - O.. ~~S a. - r -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-17
when each had reach ed the hall Of JUS

when each had reached the hall of Jus
ticc he carefully deposited himselfin the
corner of a seat and Rugged it closely, as
if abashed in the presence of desk
which had once been occupied by an Off
cor of the law. The great discussion was
not there; the "conservativcs" had not
arrived. The coppers, after sitting,
smoking and splitting considerable, half
1oubting'y passed two motions, without
discussion, and great way apart The
President then gave disjointed, wind
broken, mournful, little mastcated
speech of about five minutes duration.
After the meeting had rested some time,
the COL, with his calf. skin clothes on,
arose and held forth about ten minutes.
He spoke feelingly Of the want of euthu-
siasm on the part of the corpers of Tip
ton, and exhorted them to more faithful
ness. lie intimated that he and thew
were now, and had always been the true
Union menC!D He endeavorcd to
stimulate them by referring to the action
Of the Democracy Of the Eastern States;
and stated that in those States, "to have
a meeting Of forty or fifty thousand was a
daily occurrence. This statement is sim
liar to the one he made ct Loudcn, last
Saturday. Reliable men, who were there,
say he told the audience that Col Stone
was drafted, in Ohio, during the Mexican
war, and that he came to Iowa to escape
service. Who does not know there was
no draft in Ohio during the Mexican
war! Who does not know that those sto
rics about 10000 or So 900 Democrats
are false? Where were they when the
Maine election was held few days ago?
After transactiug the business stated
above, the meeting adjourned. Though
there were rot many corpers in attend
ancc, the stre"yM of the party was there.
Opaque as coppcrheads are, there was
scarcely light enough in the room to
make them cast shadow. Bnt surh a
set of "Union men" G. no wonder their
two candles gave forth only Pickering
light that mad, shadows dance in the
corners no wonder the oil which the
Loyal League put in the lamps burnt
dim
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-17

AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The Fair
Grounds are being put in first rate con-
dition for the Fair which is to cone off
next week The track has been vastly
improved, new stalls have been erected,
wells dug, and in short everything is be,
ing done to render the Fair success -
S. Tomlinson and j. Il. Taylor are to
erect an amphitheatre to accommodate
those who wish to sit during the trotting,
etc. Some of the best stock in the State
will be here from this and adjoining couu.
ties. Come everybody, and come early
on the first day, SO as to take part in the
selection of judges or committeeman
Good judges cannot be selected if they
are not here, or some enc who knows
them and can youch for their attendance.
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PROCLAIM
To all TO WHOM these presents shall come, greet

ing:
WHEREAS 1t il, by an Act Of the General As
semhly of the State OF Iowa. made the duty OF
the Governor, at least thirty DAYS before any
General election. to is.ne his Proclamation DIES.
ignaing all the Offices to be filled by vote of all
the electors in the State, or by the electors of
any Judicial District
Now therefore, !. Samuel J. Kirkwood, Cover
nor of the State of Iowa, do by this, my Procla-
nation, publish and declare that at the ne yt
general election, to be held in this State on the
second Tuesday of October next, the following
Offices are to he filled, to wit:
The Office of Governor:
The Office of Lieutenant Governors:
The office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court;
Also, the Office o! Senator in the 18th Senate
rial District composed of the county of keokuk
t. I'LL the vacancy occasoned by the absence
Of Hon. l.P. Teter in the service of the Unite d
States;
Al.o, tAc Office of Senator in the Goth Senate
rial District, composed of the county of Jones'
to fill the vacancy occasi0ncd by the removal of
llon. VIM. H. Holmes therefrom:
Also. the office of Senator in the 18th Senate.
rial District composed OF the county of Musca.
tine, to ill the vacancy occnsoned by the rcsig-
nation OF Hon. William &. WOODWARD;
Also. the office of Senator from the A2d District
10 I'LL the rocancv occision"d by the absence
On the United States service of Hon. NJ V. Bur
dick.
Whereof all citizens and officers concerned.
particularly the Sheriff, of the several counties,
vii! take notice and be governed cordngly.
~ In testimony whereof. have here.
) LIS. nnto set my hand and affixed the great
w seal of the State of Iowa
Done at Des Moines, this Goth dav Of August,
A. d. ls63 Of the Independence of the Uni,ed
States the eighty eighth, and of this State the
seventeenth.
SAMUEL. KIRKWO GOD.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State
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Oh. that Meeting!

At that dolefnl, debilitated meeting
which met on Tuesday evening, at the
Court House, and had scarcely strength
enough to elect President to preside
over their feeble deliberations, there
were about 81 persons present; five Of
whom were Republicans, and some of the
remainder were boys. They assembled
very scatteringly. After one felt his
lonesome way through the dark entrance
and up the stairway there was q long ST.
lent iuverval before another followed; and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-17
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of an ALA +pecial execution to mo
ID directed. issued from the office Of the clerk
Of the Supr, me court in and for the State of Iowa
in favor of James Moore and now assigned 10
William y. Tulhil! and against Charles ~wetlaud
and wife, aud JnhQ NJ. Mofjt surety, ] have lev
led upon the following ror,rtY as the property
Of the said Charles Swaziland and wifi, to wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner Of lot No. six
g. in block No. eleven (ll at the corner OF 'e-
dar and Sixth street in the town of Upton. run
ming thence north seventy nine 90 e"t, thence
east twenty four ga feet, thence son h seventy
nine 90 feet to the 'rout Of said lot, and from
thence west twenty four ga feet to the place of
beginning with the appur,cnanccS thereon IN
Cenar county state OF Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton in Cedar county, on Saturday the 26th dav of
September A. D., lsG3 at o'clock, p. M, of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 24th day Of August A. D., 1868.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
vIon3s tyr foe $500
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WHAT TO DO WITH A "GREEN BACK

There is, just now, a way of using one of
Uncle Samue's paper dollars, SO as to
get back the worth of many gold dollars
in a single year Everybody has heard
of Seth Boyden's wonderful strawberry.
From all accounts, it is marvellous
thing--the berries nearly as large as
hens eggs, and as good as they are large
Dealers were after it Offering as high as
$4,000 for the plants, to speculate upon J;
but We are right glad to know that the
cnterprising Publisher CT the Amertcan
AgriculturiA got the start Of them, and
bought up all the plants, aud is multi
plying them in order to give them away
to his subscribers This is an effect a
free gift to the public-for the AyrcM
turist, costing only dollar year, is of
itself worth many dollars to any one, as
we can testify, having ourselves long
been a reader of it, To those unacquaiu-
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cul,urist is a large journal, of 80 pages in
every number, is beautifully got up, and
is illustrated with many pleasing and in
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worth the whole cost. The pages are
literally filed with good thiugs-pain,
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rything connected with the work of the
Household, the Garden, and the Farm
includinga very pleasing and instructive
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that is hardly surpassed By any of the
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thousands Of useful hints and suggestions
in the Ayricu''"ist, all prepared by prac-
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what they are talking about-cannot fail
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err, whether residing in city, village, or
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Those desiring to see the Agricul'urist,
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frank LEsLIE,~fo September, is on
eor table. The Gazette of Fashion con-
nectcd with it is the most extensive and
complete Of anything of the kind ever
published. To one who desires the fash
'oo' 1t 10 invaluable. The magazine pa
per contains large amount Of interest
ing reading matter, and 10 addition to all
this there 's = pattern for every subscri.
ber. Terms So, and the new novel, "Au.
1or. Floyd" thrown in. Send to Frank
Leslie, N. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-17

GETTING ANXIoUs-Last week print
ed notices were posted about town stating
that Democratic meeting would be held
At tho Court House last Tuesday night,
and inviting call conservative men" to
be present. During the day "the Col. "
was busy Strengthening up the notices
and preparing for the "great meeting"
Mig ht came, and at "A o'clock the candi.
date for Sheriff, late President of X. G..
CO, started for the Court House and
struck faint light. Soon "the Doctor
went over followed by three or four 9th
ers of bis persuasion. The "Colonel'
was there, charged with speech, but
the audience was so ludicrously small that
he did not discharge it, but urged those
present to 60 to work and get their friends
to attend the meetings and "try and get
up some interest in the election" The
"Coloner is getting very anxious about
his election, and his fellow candidates
arc in tho came fix. They have been
around the county and find that the peo-
pie are not with them. When Is or 20
OF the K. G.. C.'s used to meet iu secret,
eonclave in the Office Of Mr.. Snyder, they
grunbled at the smallness of their meet.
ings as compared with those of the "Un.
ION Leagaers," and said that if they
could get good room to meet 10 they
too could get up crowd, but now they
fud, to their sorrow, and to the joy Of
every patriot, that the crowd won't come
TO hear the government abused and Sian
dered, and its armed enemies commended
or apologized for.
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B1RELY 4 DEAN speak for themselves,
in another column Read it, and then
show it to your neighbor and let him
read it.
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The second exhibition of Cedar Co.
Agricultural Society will take place on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
of next week. From appearances aud
from letters received from different parts
of the State, it would seem that we will
have as largo and as good Ia display of
cattle, sheep and horses as have ever
been shown at any County fair in our
State. The grounds and track have been
put in excellent condition, and a number
of stalls and pens have been added to the
accomm odatiops. 1t only requires the
united action Of the farmers of Cedar
county to make this Fair decided >u',-
cess and to place the Society, financially,
on firm basis. Will you all turn out
with whatever you have to exhibit and
make our home Agricultural Society an
institution to be proud of?
GEO. b. SARGENT President.
Sent l5tb lSf9
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of m execution to me directed, 10.
sued from the office of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the county Of Johnson and State
of Iowa, in favor Of Andrew J. Hunter. but nov
Adam Hunter. administrator of estate of \ ndrew
J. Hunter, decd and against James Bora, d.T have
levied upon the flowing property as ,!.e prop.
erty o.: the said James Borland, to-wit:
The southwest fourth a. Of the southwest
qnartcr of section thirty go, and the northwest
& .rter of section thirty one l3i), all in township
eighty ono lNI, range tour AZ, west Of 5th p. NJ.
containing 2Uo acres more Or less, with the ap-
puItenanCcs thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door, in the town Of Tip.
ton, in Cedar county. on Saturday, the Goth day Of
September, a. d. 1873, at IL o'clock IL. OF said
day. to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th day Of A. aust A. y. 1868.
DANiD PLATNEk,
Sheriff Of Cedar County.
v10n3h fec &
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CASeiD 4 GILNORE'S,
Upton, Iowa.
SIII,RIEE SALE.

BY virtue of an cXeCuti on to me directed, issued
from the flee of the Clerk of the District Court
in and for the county of Muscatine and State of
Iowa, in favor Of ;. c. Curtis, and against the
Muscatine Branch Of the Upton Railroad Com
pany, have levied upon the following property
the Upton Rallroa Company, to-wit:
All the interest OF said tunuRny in said Rail
road. and the fixtures and appurtenances there
unto belonging, including right of way bridges
culverts. trestle work, and all other franchise
and fixtures property belonging to the said road
And shall offer the same for sale at public
outcry at the court house door in the town Of
Upton, in Cedar county, on Saturday. the 26th day
of september, A. d. l>G3, at i O'Clock 4. NJ Of
said day to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th day of August, A. D. 1863
DAVID PLATNtR,
Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa
Nltn!tG Ir fec s. 90
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~ We publish on the outside Of this
Weeks issue portion of the Enrolment
List Of Cedar county, without any "head.
inx," and give this notice that our read.
ers may know what that long list of
names means. The remainder Of the
List will be published next week