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JOHN q. TUTHILI.,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY Public
q and INSURANCE AGENT. Participating Poll.
sies issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1868. [n3Gv10ysl
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When the Emperor el Japan is di'sat.
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TOUNTY SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser.
~ vices, are requested to address him at Low.
den. March 3Oth, 1865 9m1
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IF. KENNEDY,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. TIrroH, Iowa.
III ONCE, first door west of Reigart Mona.
msea's drug store; Residence, two doors north
Of the steam mill. ll0nlsl
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I. r. ROAI..

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, TIrrox. Iowa. Hav-
ing permanently located in this place, tenders
his professional services to the afflicted.
E&Ofics and residence at J. H. Stars. nl3m6
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VIM. ELLIoTT,
,TUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col.
q lecting Agent. Applications made for
BACK PAY, BOUNTY AND PENSIONS
Of discharged soldiers, or for the heirs of de.
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
spplicatioa il successful. Also legally licensed
ooNvEYANoER FOR CEDAR COUNTY.
Deeds &C., made and acknowledged on reason.
sbIs terma nS-Onice with the Clerk ofthe Dis.
trfce Court, TTPTOH, Iowa. VII mis-
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j. C. BATDORF, M. d.,

Hsa located in MEcnANIcsvILLE, Iowa, for the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. Office on
Msia Street, one door west Of Drug Store, up
stairs. 12n2O
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
. TIPTON, CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA. Is

THOMAS HANNA, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
i 1GusoAtins, iowa.
once, No. 2ll Second street. Particular atten
tion given to collections in Muscatine, Louisa.
Cedar, johnson and Scott counties-titles exam.
tned taxes paid, &c. n49tf
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, 1865-01-08

- 4NoASAFoAas, Saturlay, Jan. Z.
ri Int l'lc & business was transacted In either
In tl:e Senate the Select Committee on Rules re-
ported, Which occasioned some dobato- Many
dly. commencing nt two p. N. But the rnlc was
adopted ns reported, making two sessions each
:, A message was received from The House inviting
the SENATE to meet In joint convention on Monday,
rstu1ns Of the election for Governor and Ient.
On motion Of MIR. Dunnine, the President pro
.sM M Was relieved Of appointing committees, and
tlat matter left for Lieutenant Govcsnor Baker.
adopted, that ten thousand copies OF the Govern
Mr. ncnactt'a biii, legislating thst bonis may Be-
tccre, Was read second time and referred to Sc
lect Committee Of four.
In ccrtain cnecs to bring action and have attach
uent for thcir claims heforc due.
The 12th ballot was then taken for Doorkccpcr,
y u Rs
hayins nafsa. Mr: Moo!e in eastias his VOTE s e.
reason tor deloy, md Tint he had comu to do his
duty to tho stats and Government Mr. johnson
WAS sworn ln and four ballots we're then taken for
ssst,n 9ote bsin e s5S without any CHOICE the
A resolution allowing tho acting Doorkceper
and assistant 3G per day, and M amcndment aI-
refelrea d select commttttse. The Senate n ad.
]ourned till Monday at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
In the House, Nj. Grayon, of Harrison, intro
ducea resolution to raise the salary Of tile Gov
crnor to $i,0N. It was read once. A motion to
suspend the rules and allow 1t to be read the Sec
ond tine failcd for want Of o two-thirds vote. a
motion was made to reconsider, pending which
tho House adjourned till afternoon.
On reas6cmbling In the afternoon the debate to
reconsider wns resumed hut no result arrived ut,
and the House adjourned till Monday, p. H., some
Democratic mGmhefR VDtfnr arajnAt TIM hill tHe.
eausc Gov Morton did not call IN extra session Of
TIC Leg1slatuEe, and some ont Of sheer spite.
, 1865-01-08

The Opa,ion Aafiona1e, the leading journal
of Hnyti, thus speaks Of the election Of Nr.
Lincoln:
"The election of President of the United
States took place on the 9Th Of this month.
The steamer of Cults, Cooper g. Co. line,
which is expected at an early dayt VIII make
known the name of the new President.
lit Ia Abraham Lincoln, the great Repnb-
:ncan, the convinced 'Abolitionist, who is re-
elected, We may, In ali safety, declare that In
q short time slavery will have disappeared,
not only from the American continent, but
from the Antilles OF the whole world.
1--WE nse also Of opinion tllat as soon Us the
election of Abraham Lincoln to the Prcsf~
-dency Of the great Republic Of the United
States shall be known, our city, rs tue capi-
tn1 Of Haytien people, should give The most
significant demonstration orfts 1ov.
Let That dny be a true national holiday.
Let the cannon sound, aud our whole city BE-
illuminated. Nothing in.this world cau Be as
favorable and advantageous TO our society az
the reelection Of Abraham Lincoln, fhat
auspicious event proclaims that the war viii
be vigorously prosecuted until the rebellion
is suppressed, aud that liberty and the dj9
, nifty Of their being will be restored to three
millions Of our brethren, Eroaning under the
yoke Of slavery IN that aecursed region where
the rebellion Ind its origin. Spain, also un-
easy Tor The possession Of Cubl and Porto
Rico, and better inspired with the truc prin-
ciples Of Christianity, will herself take the
initiative, and proclaim general emancipation
In her two colonies which border upon u.s."
, 1865-01-08

NEW York, Saturday, jan. 7.-1'he New
York 1;mes Inns u special, dated Huntsville,
Ala, which says: F" The Tennessee campaign
Is ended. Tue last Of Hoods army crossed
the Tennessee river On the Goth, with eight
pieces uf artillery and about18. 900 men. On
opening The campaign, he left Mason, Ca,
will! 3. eco, md was reinforced by i, ,0o9, and
lad no pieces OF artillery. After the battle
Of Nashville, both armies flounderetl in the
mud for trr days. Hoods remnant OF in
1nntry crnwl.d off BY night, his cavalry stub
bornly resisting pursuit dmipg the day. It
Is believed ut'od las buried or thrown into
the river at least thirty guns. He abandoned
large numbers Of wagons and nmbulonccs.
"0ur Official list Of prisoners numbers
$500, mol inc!uding 800 captured from Rptldy
On thc assth. Over 900 dcsertcrs have also ro-
ported.
"1t is said Hood is going to Meridian,
Miss, to attempt a Reorganization. The
chase In forcc has been abandoned, although
stcd1nan is across the river, with orders to
lariass Linn and capture as much US possible.
q IL new campaign has been already l,rojec-
ted. and The corps OF Woot, Suith and Scho-
field arc already moving"
, 1865-01-08

Correspondence. Of the Cincinnati, G.zcttc.)
Fn.SFoEr or TEE 1ia1S, Dec. ., 1861.
Our ancient free city Of Frankfort, though
Utmost daily honorcd with the visits OF. kinSs,
princes and ambassadors, can rarely boast Of
having IN ambassador or commissioner from
Only few weeks since, John siidell, jet.
Davis Commissioner to France. came here
and spen. u week or so, during which he was
the guest of Baron Erlauger, known in
America as the ucsotiator and ascut Of the
fifteen million rebel cotton loan. His visit
poses, hut only TO spend little time sso-
cjally'' with the Baron Erlanecr. whose son
had married his (Slidell's} daughter ut Paris.
Few knew Of his being here, and though
Erianger drove him about the city to show
him all the sights, and introduced him at the
paid to him by our citizens.
Last week another rebel commissioner, Mr..
Mason, came to our city.
He, too, was well known, being the author
Of that infamous act-s'Th Fugitive Slave
Law" He WIS the rebel commissioner to
either Slideu or Mason, except as connected
with the Trent affair. It was the first time
sod Mason" had ever visited the free c1ty
of Frankfort. He was accompanied By his Sec
reta1y, q son Of Dudley Mann, another rebel
commissioner. ionnE G, 46ann. 6on..1 haslpg y some
La
"tid up" the German for Mason,' Who, I am
told. epcaks neither German nor French. The
Germans nnd Americans were at once on the
qul ritr to know what Mason's objects we're
n coming to this city. Some surmised one
tbinr and some another. Some OF our Ger
man bankers got somewhat excited al. his
coming They held thousands, some millions
of our flye-twcnties, and believed that Mason
was here loaded down with copies of The
Index. and also of Benjamin's celebrated
fnancial circular addressed to capitalists In
Europe. bv which he yainly supposed he
could ruin American credit abroad Jef's
Goyernmcnt had long been troubled to think
fhat the "Black Dutch,' we're buying. SO
iafrely Of American stocks. The rebel Sec
1etnry of State pretended TO believe that their
large PURCHASES Of national securities In Eu-
rope. alone sustained our Government from
falling into bankruptcy, and that # be could
spoil this credit, the United states would
stcomc to eriefn It was believed that this
and other documents upon American
finances, had been translated into German
and French for this purpose. Some presses
haQ been bought up by the secesh here, and
Bcniamin,s circulars and Davis message ap-
ncafei in the Detz Mondts Zone Of the papers
controlled By Erlapger), hut no German jour
nal dared take The responsibility Of publish
ing them. Their publication, however,
seemed to have no effect at all. Finding
their efforts fruitcss in this undertaking, F.
method Of attack. The steamer Canada had
lust brought the election news, Lincoln re-
elected,n.Rc. It could be seen that this was
very unTc1come intelligence, and AIason's
| face at once grew considerably longer. In
| the evening our 6outhernera had another sit-
ting, Little hos tEanspired Of what was done
/ at That time, and We, arc left IN true Yankee
, 1865-01-08
4btfaQ@ Mr1bnnf.


THE NEWS
The war news by telegraph is mcagcr. Our
columns arc full, however, of rurnors and re-
ports-to be taken for what they are
worth.
The cavalry expedition recently sent ont
from Memphis by Gen. Dana struck the Mo-
bile & Ohio Railroad near Corin h, and de-
st1oycl it completely to point beyond Oko.
Iona, besides destroying an immense amount
of valuable rebel property. Gen. Gricrson 1,
bound upon an Grand Of like nature, and will
include within his duties the release of Union
prisoners Mt Cahaba. r..
The campaign against Hood is at an end.
Thomas' army being engaged in another
movement. Stednan's cavalry, however, are
still pursuing and har,ssins tile fugitive
rebels.
The 1afl:oad bridge over the Mississippi
river Mt Clinton is finished. This gives Chi
cago an unbrokcn connection, ria the Dixon
Air Line and Town Central branch Of the Chi
caso and Northwestern road to Nevada,
Iowa The railroad men OF this city and in
yitcd guests Will make the completion Of this
line the occasion OF aa excursion aud celcbra-
lion on Monday.
The Court at Montreal! has finally fo1nd ont
TINT il has Jurisdiction in the case Of the St.
-Al''ans raiders, and It is to DC presumed that
they will row 60 TO trial. We await with
some anxiety the Canadian estimate Of JUS
t1cc.
Gov. b:am!ettc has issued his message, in
which he advocates gradual emancipation In
kentucky. l: IS MI Tor the best, perhaps.
The glorious light OF freedom, II too sudden
u admitted into that prc-Adamite State,
would probably hare the elect to totally
blind nine-tenths Of the fossil conservatives.
Missouri. however, las passed beneath the
, 1865-01-08

dste Of " stcrday, is to the effect that tho artillery
arang on Thursday was aimed ut tho lower fort.
Riifs dSaf r9ea eesas 5 o5 o s cpv 19 RFG
No casualtiea are reported in Petersburg. Tia
enemy replied By only an occasional shot, doing
oH II
front Of Ricimond. The operations at the Dutch
Gap Cana! hare ceased for the present, scarcely
ehot being fred for some days.
Personal.
Vice Admiral Farragnt visited the Navy De-
partment to-day in company with Secretary Wclles
ana afterwards paid his respects 10 President
:. The American Academy OF Science, which has
been IN II session here this week, aljousncd to-day
Assistant Secretary. Of War Dana is acting as
1he HtputEic0n SAYS il flqs the highest author-
~ for sitting tIaat tho announcement Of General
untrue.
Later fron tl,c soush.
u. Richmond papers Of the 9Th furnish the fol-
"AEaus7A, Ga, Jan. 5.-Kilpatr1ck has crossed
Carolina eide Of tho Savannah River.
"NesteEn Virginia papers report that General
The Yankees have nnde Eaid on the Mobile and
ohio Railroad. They tore mp sotne miles Of the
track near Verona.
dead It is currently reported here that the acn.
@GnAnLE9T0N, jan. b.-NO further movement OF
the enemy arc reported today. His force Is still
concentrating and assembling between Hardee-
Vile nUd The Savannah river. There fs no truth in
their reported advance on Grahamsville, The re-
poEted death Of Gems. Hood and Forrest arc not
FROM Savannah wia eafn That 9en.shernaut is
pursuing very coucilitory policy and has lssued
q proclamation permitting planters to bring IA
their produce as usual and holds out Inducements
for them to do go. This looks as if he felt perfectly
secure and meant to mnke1al the friends he could Is
The Charleston Mercury understands Sherman
has gircn The citizens Of Savannah fifteen days to
arc to be balanced In Confederate Treasury notes
II this be true, there will be hut few open ac-
counts in Savannah after the fifteen days truce
expires Everybody and cyctybody's relation
will he eager to eqrarc up at once. General Hood
being now sufc1y ucross The Tennessee River, be-
yond all doubt, VIC await with some interest for
details Of hts future movement General Thomas
to w fnssasa p9esen9 Em all RFefMssp'' I'll epsn:
from proceeding to Charleston or any
other point In tbs prospective line of Shcruan's
march. Whether 1t be the object Of Hood to
march to the defense OF Charleston remains to be
seen. Whatever may be his determination, wc
may expect fomc pretty severe fighting between
the rival armies of Tennessee. meanwhile, Shcr-
mans march nortlward from Savannah docs
not appear to BE- making very rapid headway !;
either the weather Eas been unpropitfons OF
other ind more important causes have combined
10 impede his advance upon Charleston.
, 1865-01-08

New ToRK, jan. The Worlds Washing
ton correspondent says: 1t is rumored that
Lee has been placed in command Of all the
rcbel armies, and had put Beauregard in com
mand of the detenses Of Richmond, intending
himself to proceed to South Carolina, to con
centrate the rebel forces In that quarter to
check S1eEman'e proposed movement north
ward. She.man's movement was considered
by Lee as moro Important than any Grant csn
mike upon Richmond In four months.
, 1865-01-08
ELEHsEH4 NE MS.
S1srrK,an:E HIoycIacnts-A Mysterious
Rebel Movement - The Late Will
nrfn.ton Hsxpc&lltlon-k3alar ruptcy.

NEW Yonr, Jan. 7.-Thc Charleston Her
cnrU Of the 31st say6: fisherman has rein
forced Fosters expedition against the Charles
ton & Savannah Railroad"
The Augusta Register Of The 1st confirms
This report, saying: Fosters batteries have
been Increased"
The Richmond Df*patch Of the 4th says it
will not be surprised at amy moment to learn
that Sherman is on The march.
Tho Sentiad urges modification of the
railroad system i'll Georgia and South Caro-
lina. The lines now run just wArsc they
should not-tlat is, they arc too close to Shcr-
mans army, and as tho latter cannot be
moved, the former ought to be.
The Ic5uld's Shenandoah correspondent
says there are rumors in circulation In that
region, which ore not proper to publish, that
the rebels arc engagel N so1pe vcsy sy,n,ysteri-,
QUE military moTemelit.
- the Wilmington correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispdtch says the Union forces were
nj ono time between Fort Fisher and VIII
mington, emitting of the communication both
by la,id and wafer. If they had not been dis
legged soon Fort Fisher would have fallen, as
Fort Morgan did, and with its fall the fate Of
Wilmington would have been scalrd."
The Richmond Sentinel says: ''rhc North
is becoming bankrupt, by Which thc South is
sntc 10 gain its independence"
, 1865-01-08

Z1rnioynf Of Tratlc Hvsfrfct1nls--pro-
.l,o<ett AboIittU1a of fSluvcry-t;oycrnor
EsxssI.ilctIcss Message.

- - -
LOUISVILLE Jan. S.-Gencral Bnrbridgc
Kentucky.
Il resolution was introduced In bnth Houses
Of the Kentucky Legislature yesterday, ,dcclar-.
ing for the immediate abolition "r slavery.
Gov. FFsmlcttc, IN his message, recon-
mends gradual emancipation and tile ultimate
removal OF the slaves rcjolces over, and
Their victories denounccs INC arrest Of Cot.
Nolfo.d and Lieutenant Governor Jacobs
says Ills object in attempting to regulate the
enlistments oi slaves Tas not to saSc tlle III"
stitr1ion, but the people OF hentnrky from
M unnecessary buracn ~ Us accomplish
thousand soldiers to tile United States army.
1,.o xvf1,-x,,c.o-, x,-x,.a;
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, 1865-01-08
FROM NbK2S MONIES.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibuac.1
pEsAo1sEs, Saturday, jan. Z. :
The railroad bridge over the Mississippi at
Clinton, is completed, and tho first trim
passed orcr it yestcrday, wbcrcat there is
great rejoicing throughout all Central and
Western Iowa. Another link is finished, con-
Meeting lie with Chicago and. the East, and
VIC send erecting.
, 1865-01-08

DosToS, Saturday, Jams: 7.-The large
stone bn,lllug on Tie southeast corner Of
State and, Washington streets, was badly gut
ted'by fire early this morning. Tue lower
floor was Vacant. The second tloor was oc-
cupIed By Brown Bros, bankers, and the up
per portions principally by Offices The occl-
pants *do: mot 1oso1muehr! The loss the.
owner is heavy.
, 1865-01-08

: LOUISVILLE, Saturday, jim. I'll. Walker
Taylor's rebel forces occupied :Owensboro Til
Friday, conscripttng citizens and firing upon
steamers, when they left. ):
rjllas have possession OF OWensboro, Haxes-
vile, Cloycrport and Henderson.
The Lebanon train was captured by baud
of Mnsrudcr's guesillas, ucar Lebanon jung
tion, yesterday afternoon. : Tho passengers
wc,c robbed and the cars burned. The rebcls
brutalIy murdered four discharged soldiers OF
the 18th Kentucky.
Taylor has established his Headquarters at
uawesviIle, aud the citizens arc fleeing ucross
The Ohio River to ayoid conseription.
, 1865-01-08

Heavy Fall vi. Snow.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 7.-About twelve inches
Of enow fell laot night, interrupting railroad
communication.
, 1865-01-08

THE PROPOSED TAN ON TOBACCO.
Mr. kasson, Of Iowa, Il member Of tue
Committee Of Ways and Means, introduced
hill the day before the recess taxing TOBACCO,
Of which the following is synopsis. It viii
probably pass:
I. The Secretary Of the Treasury 10 designate
at convenient points III tobacco r1Isin, OF trading
districts certain tobacco warehouses. Where
1hey arc MANAGED W private persons, snltahlc se-
curity for conformity TO legal requirements cI-
. : Persons mot authorized by said Secretary can
storage sale, forwarding, OF tranehip,nent any du-
liable manufactured tobacco On which dutics have
not been assessed and paid
leaf or as soon rs practicable attc- it Il cured,
shall make sworn statcment near as NAV be. to
The g9ited 9a statss Assessor Of the quantity pro-
4. Manufacturers, before the removal OF tobacco
IN any form. Iust make statement OF the quantity
!: t::Whcp tobacco in ieaf Or manufactured Is re-
as 2s1 aafnss n. u e'sessa %nst ss e sx
e tases tos c1po5tasioa, prior to payment Of
8-EE;iHes s fmposcd By the act shall be assessed
t time Of rendition OF statements. Paris or crop
Or manulacturcd articles may BE- removed, If not
lcss than entire pac;sagc.
= Tobacco snG ir4 'nanufacturcs may b. sold
sn m e. lonf a"Es ,e nrouct
tie United States. exported, ellc1l a'c imported
without payment of dulics NJ Ii tac products were
p. Eun!c1 warehouse charges mas be revised By
.kr Secretary Of ttc Interior:
10. Lenses of private property for bonded ware.
authorizations to private parties shal1 be sold lor
Ii. Fines md impsIsonmcntz arc fixed for frauds
directly or indirectly upon the provisions Of the
Il. Persons holdin. or sellsn" tobac:o aud its
manufacture or which duties have not been paid,
, 1865-01-08
CHICAGO. SUNDAY, JANUARY s, 1865

md II also on another committee. Afr. Wait Of
on Federal Relations: Luce, Of Branch, of DIyi
lion Ahairsi Croswell, oi Lenawec, Of Jufiiciary:
Grown of kalamazoo. Or Agriculture.
The uonse committees arc not completed
, 1865-01-08

IL the urerane demand for tse.e e
cic opened at 22e71f and fell to a.GN.
Gold closed on the call ut Gallashcrss Ere
ming Stock Exchange at 3a211z. After the call
It Was firm at n275k
, 1865-01-08

NEW YoRK, Jan. Tile steamer Golden
Rule, from Greytown the 30lh, arrived this
erening. Col. Hulkely and party, Of the Rus
sian telegraph expedition, reached Grcytown
in safety IN route FIR San Francisco. The
Golden llule blin.s GOO passengers.
, 1865-01-08

Tlxc ST. Alh::ns RsstiLcrs.
MONTREAL, Jan. T.-Thc court decided to-
day that 1t lad Jurisdiction in tho case Of thc
st. Albans raiders, and the case will proceed.
, 1865-01-08
Internal ksevcnue 4nd the Elder
;, ISiaair...

New YorK, Saturday, Jan. Tho Com
'ntretars Washington special: says receipts, Of
year have been over SIC, GOO 600. II is certain
that the rebel Secretary Of War sent permis-
sion 10 the elder Blur to visit Richmond, but
1t did no. rcarl him befurr he left Washing
, 1865-01-08

Convention Of Statc's Attorneys.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 7.-The State's At
torncTs Of the several circuits in nltnois met
clecting Charles a. Reed, Of Cook county,
Chairman, and Mr. Brown, Secretary. They
agreed to ask for tho passage of Q bill increas-.
ing their salaries TWO hundred and fifty dollars
per annum, and for the collection Of conyic-
fion fees out Of fines and forfeited bail.
, 1865-01-08

CA1Ro, january C.-Tle steamer Odd Fellow
was sunk by Ice at Columbus to-day. She
went down III 100 feet uf watrr, aud will bc
total loss. Size was valued atSi5, ,too Or $50,
0QO. No insurance.
, 1865-01-08

l:xclaMnEe e0f1er1soacrs Resumed
FoETREss MONROE, Dec. Q, ria BALTIMORE
Dec. 7.-Thc exchange Of prisoners l,as a.aln
been resumed. Colunel Milford arrived from
Washingto yesterday, and Left for Variuia,
on tho JaE:cs river, with 1iity rebel officers.
, 1865-01-08

Government Securities.
WAsn1SGToS, Jan THE subscriptions
to tue loans yesterday, as recorded at the
Treasury Derat tmcut. vera as follows: To
the 104O loun, s! 5GO, ,000; to thc 7~30 loan,
81 COO tlO.