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Original Notice.
ID. GAREN, Defendant:

To DUDLEY d. GAREN, Defendant:
Won are hereby notified that there Is now on
l. file in the office of the clerk of the District
Court. in and for Cedar county, Iowa, petition
in equity of Lewis G. Sharon, plaintiff, claiming
a1udgment against you for the sum of $4,000,
with interest thereon from the Gath day of Janu.
airy, 1857, as money due on your prommssory
note Of that date, for that sum payable to plain
TN And also for decree for the foreclosure
OF mortgage, given byyou to plaintiifto secure
the payment of said note; said mortgage being
upon the south halt Of the northeast / Of section
~, township 81, range 3, west, in Cedar county
Now unless you appear to said petition and de-
lend thereto before noon Of the second day of
the next term of said Court, commencing June
9TH, 1864, default will be entered against YOU
and Judgme mt and decree rendered thereon.
ROTHROCK Il WOLF,
hieWa Plaintiffs Attorneys
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The Troy On Y } Times of Monday,
mentions the following: "John Tibbetts,
tho venerable father of w. II. Tibbetts,
stove dealer, was in town to day, and eel
cbrated his birthday by having picture
taken. He is one hundred years old,
but having been born on the Goth day Of
February, in leap year, he has only seen
twenty five birthdays. The old gentle
man is in good health, and has distinc ct
recollection of events that occurred in
his youth. 1t may also be stated that
Gen. Wool was born on the Goth Of Feb
ruary, and his birthday only occurs once
in four years. He is celebrating tho rare
event TO- day"
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standing by them to the last. So they
demanded half the Offices Of the Senate,
and would consent to no organization
without such concession. Every eifor:
to effect an exchange Of Col. White was
of course defeated. But means were at
last found to procure and forward bis re-
signation; whereupon. a special election
was held in his District Indiana and
Armstrong couuties), and another good
and true Unioniss, DR.. St. Clair chosen
in his stead by about 1000 majority.
DR.. St. Clair having reached Harrisburg
with his certificate of election in his
pocket, was yesterday escorted to the
Capitol by procession Of four thousand
Unionists, took the oath" of Office after
the reading of the official returns when
the bill enabling tho soldiers Of Penn
sylvania who may be in service next Fall
to vote where they nrc was at once called
up and passed; Yeas, seventeen; Nays,
sixteen-a square party vote. There soas
a little cheering whom that vote was an
nounced-only about equal to good
natured earthquake. Then The old clerks
we're reelected by seventeen votes 70 six
teen blanks ; and the Legislature settled
itself to the long deferred work Of thu
session. In the House, bill to charte'
new air line sh.e.. - --:i- - ~ ~
~ VIZ ellington was Tesd.
Pennsylvania, tried as by fire, stand
fast by the Union cause.-NeV Yor)
Tribune.
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SHERIFF SALE,

BY virtue of special execution to me direct.
ed, issued from the Office Of <he CIeIk Of the Dis
..io. ouurs AZ Anu Ior the coanSy of Cedar and
state OF Iowa. in favor of G. p. IEgman as Treas
urer for use Of School Fund, and against Henry
ID. Brown, Emily Brown, q. j.. Chambers and
VIM Elliott, have levied upon the following
property as the property o: the said Henry D.
Brown and Emily Brown, to-wit:
Lot number three (3). in block number twenty.
eight (2s), in the town Of Upton, in Cedar coun-
ty State OF Iowa, with the appurtenances there
on;
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 Tuesday, the ED day OF
March, A. ID. 1864, at IL o'clock a. m. Of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this I'D day of February, A. d. 1864.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar County.
vlln9 price $3.50 -
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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 G. Y. Ingman, as Treas
urer for use Of School fund, and against Noah
Green, p. Green, Charles SHETLAND and A. Shaw.
have levied upon the following property as the
property OF the said Noah Green and p. Green,
to-wt: ..a .."
Lot number six 90, in block kumber four ~,
in the town Of Rochester, in Cedar county, State
of1owa, with the appurtonanecs thereon;
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 Tuesday, the 22d day Of
March, A. d. 1864, at o'clock p. NJ Of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that ma
accrue thereon.
Dated this gid day Of February, A. D. 1864.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Vlln9 (pr fee $3.50.
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The Great Eastern was knocked
down at auction, on February 18th, to
the newly formed Great Eastern Steam
ship Company for only twenty five thou.
sand pounds sterling. Tho company
had. however, previously purchased bonds
OF the old company to the extent of sew
enty thousand pounds sterling, which
must DO added to the above purchase
money. It's stated that the purchasers
intend to use the ship for tho purpose Of
laying the telegraph cablc-as another
experiment is to be tried to establish
interoceapic communication by lightning
The N. Y Herald facetiouslv chorc.
es Mr.. Chase with putting his own Dor.
trait upon the greenbacks of small demon.
nations, which everybody sees, while he
sticks Mr.. Lincoln's comical phiz upon
tho large bills, in order that he NAV he.
come generally known to the public.
-Fourt en- States have declared tbe;r
preference for Mr. Lincoln for President
in 1865, by their Legislatures or State
Conventions. 0'"S'
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE o. Iowa. g: Estate Of August Huck.
Cedar County, : deceased.
To all to whom II may concern: You are
hereby notified that nm instrument Of writing
purporting 20 be the Last Win and Testament Of
August Huck, deceased, late Of Cedar county.
was opened and read in open court Ut regular
term of the county court Of Cedar county, low,
held on the 18th day Of March, 1884, and that
the LIST Tueday in April, 1sc4. was set for
proving said instrument And that you can
then appear at said term or the county court, at
Upton, in the county Of Cedar, and show cause,
if ny you have, why the said instrument should
not be allowed as the will Of said deccdent.
pre- Witness my hand, the eth day Of March, 1854.
IOWA j. y. BELTS, County Judge.
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PenRSYlYQnin.

Inc Legislature of this State, which
met On the 9Th Of January, has been
kept unorganized BY jeff Davis till yes.
terday. The people arc for the Union
War; they gave an anti coppcrhcad ma
jority OF 1895 last October, after tho
most animated canvass and on the fullos,
vote ever cast in that State at any cleo.
tlon whatever They then elected a
Union War majority to either branch of
the Legislature, aud supposed the whole
matter settled. But Mr.. j. Davis held
one Of the Union Senators (Col. Whitc)
pr'sooer OF war at Richmond, and his
friends thought they had right to make
the most of their good luck, knowing
that they could count on jeff
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of an alias execution ia me directed,
issued from the flee of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the county Of Cedar and State
of Iowa. in favor of HUFF Il Knott, and against
George w. Hadley, l have levied apoa the fol.
lowing property as the property Of the said
George w. lIadley, to.wit;
Lot number four ~, in block number (1M,
jennings addition to the town OF Upton, in the
county Of Cedar and State Of Iowa, with the ap.
purtenances thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public
outcry at the court house door in the tow. Of
Upton, in Cedar county, on Friday, the 10Th day
Of March, a. ID. 1864, At l o'clock y. n. Of
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
tn at may accrue'thereon.
Dated this goth day Of February, A. D. 1864.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
v11u1n nv foe * on ',a"
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SHERIFF SALE.

Di virtue ola special execution 10 ms direct
ID ed, issued from the Office Of the clerk Of
the ristric, court in and for the county Of c.
dar and State Of Iowa, in favor Of A. T. Stewart
Y Co., and against II. II. Smith, have levied up-
on the following Jropcfty as the property OF the
said II. III. Smith, to wit:
The north half of section number tw en:y three
t23l, township number seventy nine (7g), range
one tl), west Of the 5th p. NJ in Cedar county,
Iowa;
And shall offer the same fyr sale at public out.
cry at the court house door in the toxin of Tip
ton, in Cedar county, on Friday, the 25th day of
March. A. D., lsG4, at 10 O'Clock, a. me- of said
day, to satisfy said Xecution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th day Of February. A. D., 1894.
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff OF Cedar county, lows.
vllnlO [pr fee $500
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Army Correspondence.

Judge Tuthill has handed US for pub
LEGATION the following Iettc', lately re-
ccived by him from our fellow-citizen
William Bsslcy, Of the 35th Iowa. 1t
will be found interesting to many 10 this
neighborhood.
BLACK RIVER DaIDon, MISS, Feb % 1864.
DEAR JUDaE:
We are encamped on Black River, once
more, near what was once the Railroad
Bridge, but of which nothing now re-
mains but the massive stone abutments;
having arrived here from our Tennessee
tramp, just twenty -four hours too late to
take part in the great Sherman expedi-
ton: the delay was unavoidable on the
part of General Tuttle, aud we may per
haps lose somo Of the honor and glory
that successful termination of the expc.
dition would triug, but in that event tho
18th, 18th, 18th and 10th Iowa will gain
what VIC lose, as they took our places,
and We, in return take theirs here as
reserve.
Our camp is pleasantly situated, and
the boys arc enjoying excellent health.
Although camp life is somewhat dull,
yet occasionally some incident will occur
of sufficient interest TO keep Us awake
aud watchful, for instance: a few days
since four of Captain Snyder's company
CD, A. V. Riggs, r. Mccoy, j. D. Van.
derwater and N. Barlow were gobbled up
by party of guerrilas, and hurried of
ss95 natu7.''y1 EsoaoI%ed Upon them as gone
coons, but it seems that while on their
flying visit south, some contra band, not
having the fear Of jeff Davis before his
eyes, and being moved and instigated by
the spirit of Liberty, gave information
Of their "takine OFF, to ono of our gun
boats, and the immediate consequence
was, that a squad Of the Marine Brigade
started in pursuit, and as Douglas says,
"soon o'ersook the spoil cncumbered foe"
and successfully coptipated every last
man Of the rebel force, consisting Of
twenty Of the thieving dcsperadoes, and
thus recovered our four soldiers Of the
3oth, who, their relative situations hav-
ing somewhat changed, had the pleasure
of standing guard over their former cap
tors during the passage up to Vicksburg.
They all arrived here last night, and We
found the guerrilla chaps to be portion
OF the same party that took eleven Of our
men at jackson last summer, and one of
them has been identified as the man who
wounded Lieut.. Duear Of Old Cedar.
There is considerable excitement here
in relation to the hor.id massacre o: the
co!ored soldiers near Tecumseh Landing,
OF which you have perhaps already heard
through the newspapers. understand
the unfortunate victims consisted Of
Lieut.. Cox and Orderly Scrgt, Spence,
(wh'tc) aud some twenty men (negroes,
of company G LIST Mississippi Colored
Regiment, who finding themselves CON-
pletely surrounded, sure ndered and gave
up their arms without firing gun-tha
they were rppcd naked by their inhu-
man captors aud all shot and bayonctted
in the most brutal manner. When ouI
&c., - 49, pave th.. LIZ. .,L,.
massacre, Lieut. Cox was still alive, bu,
not able to speak, having been shot
through the jaw and bis tongue dread.
fully mutilated-and this is q specimen
Of Southern Chivalry!
Yours truly, W.B.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that Solomon
Garrison. executor Of the estate OF Silas w. Bal.
lou, deceased late Of Cedar county, lows has filed
his final report in the Office OF the county Judge
Of said county. All persons interested arc there
fore notified that unless they appear and make
defence thereto on before. the first Tuesday In
April. 1864, being the regular April term, that
said report will be approved and affirmed. and
said Executor will be discharged from all duty
and liability in the premises. ,-.
March 7, 1864. j. G.. BETS, co. Judge.
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NOTICE.

Is hereny given that at the March term, 1864 she
County Court Of Cedar county, CatharIne Freeman,
Guardian OF Samuel Freeman filed her petition in said
Court praying for order her TO sell the
following described real estate, situated In Warren
caunty, Iowa, to-wit: Lots number (5) and six To-
in block number a. in the town OF Sandy willie,
the known and in the recorded plat
Of said town. The said realty being the property Of
the said Samuel Freeman. And that said 10 set
for hearing at the next regular term OF said Court be-
ing the first Tuesday in April A. d. 1854. .,s.
J. C. BETS, County Judge. .
8. YArEs, Atty for Petitioner. News =, =
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six miles Of the Mobile aud Alabama

sIA mIteS Vi tuC "oplo "No
Railroad were destroyed by Gen. sher-
man. Tho Southern road was also do.
stroyed from Meridias to Jackson. Reb-
ell accounts Of the battle at O!ustee, Flor.
ida, show that their force consisted OF
IL regiments of infantry, battalions OF
cavalry, and three batteries of artillery,
and their loss was 800 killed and wound
ed.
"A private letter has been received
from Gen Sigel, saying he had no official
notice of having been assigned to the
command of the Department Of West
Virginia. On the other hand, the Pres
ident says he issued such an order week
ago. West Virginians fear it got stran-
cled in the knots of Hallcck' S rcd tape.
An Ohio ally of the rebels, who by
mistake was not sent to the Richmond
Congress, yesterday proposed in the
House resolutions for the appointment Of
franklin Pierce aud Willard Fillmore as
Peace Commissioners to.Richmond We
have dim recollection that persons Of
that name were buried some centuries
ago. Twenty two living men voted to
hunt in tho tombs for them-and there
was whisper Of the still more CHASTITY
uamo Of James Buchanan.-N y Trib.
In Utica and foushkeepsle, New
York, the Republican Union candidates
for city Offices were elected on Tuesday.
Utica is Gov Seymour's home, and last
year gave 900 Democratic maj ority. Now
J. S. Paxton, Republican, is elected May
or by 80 majority.
Gen. Butler has put regiment Of
North Carolina negroes over tie rebel
prisoners at Point Lookout He says
that if the Richmond authorities will not
exchange negro prisoners, Southern pris.
oncrs shall have the pleasure of being
guarded by bayonets in negroes hands.
The General has also set foul mouthed
secessionist of Portsmouth at work as
scavengcr of the streets of Norfolk.
A man in France has been cured of
deafness by repeated visits to a chamber
filled with air compressed to two atmo-
spheres and half. Similar cases had
occurred before, and the subject is at last
attracting much attention among the
French as it should among American
physicians. Another account says that
by this treatment catarrh, asthma, and
other complaints Of the respiratory Or
gans may be removed; in Group the COM
pressed air will fatten down the ADVENT
! tious membranes; and in disorders arising
from weakness, compressed air will ar.e-
riaize the blood, and increase the vital
power of the patient.
The contract is let for the competitor
Cedar Falls 4 Minnesota r r to Wav-
erly by the 1st Of September.
Accounts from ireland represent the
tide of emigration as still unchanged. At
the last accounts, there were moro per
sons waiting for passage to America than
could Lv ACCOMMODATED for n uruutl, 10
come and this, too, in advance Of the
usual season of emigration, which does
not commence till March.
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EsTRAY COLT.
=

Estrayed from the subscriber, living in Red
Oak Grove. about the middle Of January last. 3
BAY HORSE COLT. two years old next summer,
aad had small white spot on his forehead
Any person giving information to the under.
signed, or leaving word at the ADvsRTIsER
ONCE, where said colt can bs found, will DO lib.
orally rewarded. TH0S SLATER.
March g. 1861 2xt
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that At the March term 1894 Of the
County Court Of Cedar County, Susan Hammond,
widow Of Willard Hammond, deceased, late Of said
county, fled her petition, asking that she may have
her dover assigned to her. OF the following described
real estate situated In the State Of Iowa, to-wit:
Lots number 4, 10, II and IL in block number ~
Lot g 7 in IS;
East y Of lots number Z, 9 and . in " So;
90 feet of the west side Of lot no.. Ain 9 u;
feet of the west side of lot no. in I" II;
All that part Of lot number in block number ii ae-
scrbed follows viz: commencing three feet east Of
the southwest Of said lot thence north l4
feet to PLACE Of beginning All ofthe above described
land being situated In the town Of Upton, in Cedar
county, Iowa. 1.aaset Nh.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the undersigned, have
been appointed Administrator AID Administer.
trix Of the estate of Willard Hammond. All per.
sons having claims against the estate are hereby
notified to file them, properly autheaticased,
with the County Judge; and all persons indebted
to said estate, requested TO coll on the under
signed and make payment without delay.
- q CHA'S HAMMOND, Administrator.
SUSAN HAMMOND, Administ,atrix
Of the estate Of Willard Hammond. decd.
2 Upton, Iowa, Feb. 20, 1894 Sw9
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Also, the following described land lying In Delaware
county, Iowa, to wit:
South y Section &c, Township ss, R. 6west 800 acres
Also, the following land lying in Floyd county,
Iowa, to wit:
West y Sec. 49, TIP. "a, r. II, west, so acres
Also, the following described land lying in Mitchell
county, Iowa, to-wit
Nv frac. u Sec. 81, TP. 100 r. H. wv@3 81 100 acres
and that the cause Is set for hearing on the first
Tuesday in April, 1864, that being the regular term Of
said Court.
J. C. BELTS, County Judge.
z. YATES Atty for Petitioner. n1Ow3
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AUCTIONEER!

THE undersigned, having taken out q U. :. license,
will attend and sell real personal property Tor all
persons who may desire his services Residence, 10
he northeast part Of Sugar Creek township, Ceda CO..
Postoffice address, Wilton. JOHN MUM.
March 10, 1864. n1Om2f
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TO VOLUNTEERS.

WYE are now prepared to obtain the Bounty
w for Soldiers discharged on account Of
wounds received in battle, in three weeks time
Iona Ha PlATT SPlCER, Aty's
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Estray Notice.

lsNA EsTRAYED from the subscrl-
Der on March 9Th, 1864, THREE
COWS. Two are brindle-one
with a star in her face; and one red, with star
in her face Any person taking them up and
leaving notice thereof at the ADVERTISER Office
will be suitably rewarded. DAVID LEIGH.
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NOTICE is hereby given that Preston Roberts has
~ been appointed Executor de bons of the estate
of John Burnett, ST., deceased. All persons indebted
to said estate notified to pay the
to the undersigned and those having claims against
said estate hereby noted to file Them properly au
thenticated, with the County Judge.
PRESTON ROBERTS,
Executor of estate Of John Burnett, ar. dec.
March 9TH, 1854. n10w3
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Original Notice,

Original Notice.
WILLIAM A. CLARK VS.. SIMEON JENNINGS
Cedar County District Court.
To SIMEON JENNINGS, Defendant:
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on
L file in the office of the clerk Of the District
Court. in and for Cedar county, Iowa, petition
of VIM. A. Clark, plaintiff, setting forth that he
is owner in fee simple Of the following real
estate situate in said county of Cedar, to-wit:-
Lots ) and and the sw OF the sw of sec 81
in township 50 north of range 8, west, excepting
13 acres OF OF the south side of said lot no. G,
and II acres of Of the south side Of said south.
west of the southwest /! y containing lls acres;
and that you are claiming title thereto. Said
petition asks judgment against you 1uieting
plaintiffs title to said real estate, and forever
barring and estopping you from having or claim
Ing any right or title adverse to plaintiff in said
premises, aad for costs. Now unless you appear
to said petition and defend thereto before noon
OF the second day Of the next term OF said Court
commanding tho 9Th doy of June, 1874, q
default will be entered again>t you and judg-
mcnt rendered thereon as prayed for in said
petition. ROIHROCk Il WOLF
nl0w4 Plaintiffs Atorneys
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