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Personal NOTICES.

DAI.M OF WHITE LILLlEs-THIS EX-
Dceient preparation for skin diseases, such PIN.
ples Botcies Fan, &c, can always he obtained "A
South second st WilliamsburPh, and ~ el Erhtb
ave. New York. Price 70 cents per hottie. 100
INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY
L BAUMEISrER, wife OF GoTrL. BAllMEfsrER,
No 050 Houston a., no left home on the ID OF March
with he two children boys one years old the other
hut weeks, all poorly dressed. ANY information
vision 81 New York. 3O3
NOTICE MY WIFE, SUSAN c. VIII
1NLlAMS, haying let my he'd and board withou,
cause or provocation, ] hereby forbid All persons
trusting OF harl oTinE her, as will pay no debts of
her contractinr and ther will be dealt with The pen-
WILLIAMS. 1i2
The sun., 1865-04-04
GENERAL BUsINEAs.

CARPETS-CARPETS - CARPETS-Groas
~ reduction In c,ivets furniture and oil cloths -
prices that can't be eusled at any oet store IN the
BSth It. cor sth ave $40
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Stanwood Stock, T schhaek. ID Simmons, stur.
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PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAS. at the November sess,on
w 1864, of the Board Of Superyisors of - y. y.
county, Resolution was offered in ssid R aeuas
proposing to give to each OF the yolus."ld'
from Cedar county who enlisted in the ssrs;as
OF the United States, during the year 1sea .a
the period Of 100 days, . bounty of afty d ~!
lars; provided, that this sum be paid e uTl.
to those volunteers who shall produce oy
isfactory evidence to the Clerk of said Ho.aa1t AZ
that in such enlistment such volunteer. ha H,
been accredited by the proper author,,r" sve
Cedar county, aud, provided, also, thu, ~. 20
resolution does not include those voiuntee,. s'a
100 days, who have already received the .n,. ior
fifty dollars from said county: "
And whereas ut the January term, lsss -.
said Board Of Supervisors. a resolution vi W
passed submitting said question as to Wheels
Cedar county shall pay to said volunteer ~
sum Of fifty dollars, as aforesaid to the ~,
voters Of Eaid county, at the next general slVAI
ton; ....,.....-... s
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given H..
the proposition aforesaid is submitted to shs
legal voters of Cedar county, At the general e,ss
ton to be held on the second TUESDAY o: C.,o.
Der next, and that the ballots in reference =.
said proposition shall read, "For the Boun,,S
and against the Bounty.'
BY order of the Board of Supervisors.
LIS SYLVANUS YATES, Clerk.
September 9Th, 1865. n36w5
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the Board Of Supervisors Of Cedar
county, at their June Term. 1865, passed reso.
luton, that they would attempt to aid in con-
structing one toll bridge across Cedar river, an
one toll bridge across Wapspinnicon river, in
Cedar county, to the amount of one half the
stock, provided individuals shall pay or secure
the other half. AND WHEREAS. at the Sspts a.
Der Term, A. d. lsG6. Of said Board, another res.
oution was passed, submit ng to the lie gal rs
OF Cedar county, at the next general election,
the question whether they will bridge the Cedar
and Wapsipinnicon rivers in accordance with
the resolution Of the said Board at their jane
Term aforesaid. and whether the bridge across
Cedar river shall be at Covers Ferry or at Gray,s
ford; provided one-half Of the stock necessary
for such object shall be secured by individual.
within ninety days from the date of said vote.
And on the question Of location of the bride re
across Cedar river the ballots shall read. "For
bridge at Covers Ferry and "For bridge at
Gray,s Ford" and that on the question Of bridp.
ing Wapsipinncon river tho ballots shall read.
For bridge across Wapsipinnicon riyer.n and
"A against bridge across Wapspinnicon riyer.n
The legal voters OF Cedar county will take no.
tice Of the above.
BY order of Board Of Supervisors
SfLVANUS YATES. Clerk. s
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government, containing guarantees OF
;hs rights Of persons and Of property and

government, containing guarantees OF
The rights Of persons and Of property and
establish O common council, to assemble
At some central point, whose juri'diction
shall be CO extensive with their territory,
and Whose powers shall be limited to
general rposes Of control and consolida-
ton. The members Of such Commits
sion arc to be elected by the resident
tribes, pro rata, and and with powers to
appoint one delegate to represent them
10 the Congress Of the United States,
and if animosities exist between any OF
tho tribes which prevent reconciliation
they are to have seperate organization,
and BE- regarded as independent tribes
Slavery among them is to be forever
abolished. A largo amount OF bonds
issued by the Southern States before the
breaking out Of the rebellion, are in the
hands of the Indians, represent only a
nominal value. If the Indians desire it,
these bonds are to be sold for what they
will bring in open market, and the pro-
cseds invested for them in United States
bonds. Treaties which have heretofore
been made with tribes that have since
been 10 hostility to the Government, arc
to DO abrogated. Traties made with
tribes who are incapable of making ju
dicious use Of money, shall provide thai
all annuities shall be paid in stock, goods,
implements of husbandry, 90. The
toner's are to make the Indians
that the tide of emigration
is propelled by laws that are beyond the
control, and that if he could,
be would not check the emigration that
is SO rapidly peopliug the prairies aud
forests with better civilization; and in
view of the successful march Of habita.
ton, their removal to reservations pro.
vided by the Government has become es.
,ential. To secure to them tho undis.
turbed possession Of the territory, =
clause shall be inserted prohibiting any
white person, except duly appointed
officers Of the Government, from settling
or visiting their reservations.
The Commissioners are to ascertain
he actual population of each tribe and
nation, and locate them as far as possible
from the direct routes of travel over the
plains, aud specially stipulats that any
to these treaties, which may
BE- hereafter made by the Senate Of the
United States, shall be binding upon
;heu. The attention of the Commits.
Eioners is especially called to the estab-
ishing Of schools and BENEVOLENT socie-
lies, to the sneoursgemeuts Of agriculture
md other industrial pursuits, and by all
he means in their power to reduce their
and savage mode of life 10
Of system and civilization.
OF course the whole subject is left
argely to the discretion Of the Commits
'ionsrs; but with such general rules for
heir action, and the high character Of
The men to whom this work has been en-.
trusted, We may hope for the most sa!u-
tary and beneficial results.
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NEGROES NOT TAxABLE.-Levi Boone,
colored, we'll known as the driver of the
National Hotel bus, was summoned to
appear before Esquire Richardson, to
answer for failure to pay his annual poll
,ax, on Wednesday Of last week. Levi
based his defence upon the ground that
he was not citizen, voter, or resident of
Joliet ILL.,, and was therefore legally
clear. Messrs. Breckenridge & Fellows
appeared for defendent, and Messrs
Mum and Pinney for the city. After
q full hearing, the Justice decided that
Levi need not pay the tax.
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No BOUNTY FOR THE GREYBEARDs.
The Hawkeye publishes the following
note from Washington firm:
In test case before the Adjt. Gen.
U. S A., he has decided that the terms
of enlistment of the Iowa 37th, or Grey
boards, were such that it was explicitly
stated that they were to be accepted
without any bounty to be paid, and
therefore that they are not entitled to
any bounty now. Their only remedy is
to secure Congressional LEI silation in
their favor.
A dispatch from Des Moines says
portion of Col. Benton old regiment,
have passed through that city on their
way home, and they all say there is not
man in the regiment who will vote for
hin. They said they Ibid not think he
was fool enough to accept the nomina
ton 1t is reported that some of Col
Benton's new friends have invited Gen.
George Wallace Jones to stump the State
with Benton, bu. Jones declines.
The notorious D. A. Mahony, of X.
G G. notoriety, has been renominated
for sheriff in the strong Democratic
county of Dubuque. All his associates
on the ticket are of tho same class. -
Thus, where the democracy have large
majority they keep their old anti-war
secesh traitors on the track. In doubt
full counties they run war democrats o.
the right stripe to suit themselves, while
in strong republican counties they will
even put up returned soldier, who will
affiliate with them in the hope of getting
into Office.
The Copperhead paper at Des Moines
has put up and advocates what is called
the soldiers Union, anti negro suffrage
party ticket, with Col. Benton for Gov
ernor. The same paper says the couctry
can never prosper till the Democratic
party is restored to power, but that the
Democrats had nothing to do with the
so-caled soldiers Convention for the
nominations The SO called Soldiers
State Central Committees publish their
communication to the County Committee
in the same paper, which is not read
probably by two hundred soldiers in the
State.
Mr.. John Ovens, just beyond North
Madison, is the owner of calf that is q
great curiosity, and for which, we learn
he has been offered 81 900 if it lives, and
$500 for its head alone should it "kick
the bucket" This calf is about two
months old, has two heads, tour eyes and
ears; eats with either Observation-Disclosures
is handy.
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PROCLAMATION.

the board Of Supervisors Of Cedar county.
to-wit: '@SoAu.ioh,
Res0ired, That the question A. TO whether Cedar
uhly wiilpurehase farm for the purpose OF MAKING
oe ior the poor or said county be submitted To the
ers OF CEDAR county, at the next general election
% .at the ballots cast in reference TO said
i reai, FOR the purchase Of poor farm ana
Against the purchase Of poor farm'o
Non tAsrsore tho Legal voters OF Cedar CO unity will
hereby tax. roice that said proposition is submitted at
he next election to be held the second Tuesday oil
October next. y
ny order of Board Of su pervisors.
SYLVANUS YATES, Clerk.
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are many more questions Of much more
Importance, and should Benton be elected
the Democracy would be very little bet
ter off than they are now. He 10 every.
where recognized as an abolisionist and
has been nothing else for ten years; Van
Anda is not only an abolitionist, but =
dirty abolitionist; Judge Trimble 10 a
War Democrat, and Ssnnett is dyed-in
the.wool republican. The Democracy
hereabouts will swallow no such pill as
that. If tho convention would not give
US ticket, it cannot at any rate crowd
down our Threats any such prescription
40 the abolition Benton crew.
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DRoBATE N0TICE.-Public notice is hereby given
l. that at the session of the County Court of Cedar
co, Iowa, the 9Th Of SEPTEMBER IstJ instrume MT
purpotng to he the last will and testament Of
Lett, deceased, was read in open court, and set
for hearing for final admission probate OF the first
Monday in October, 1860. All persons intere sted
are therefore notified to appear and Defend or said
viii and testament will he proven up and admitted
probate, as the law provides and entered on record
J. c. BELTS, County Judge.
Sept. 9TH, 5:r.36w3
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Won't Support the Ticket.

The Dubuque Herald repudiatss the
action of the late Copperhead State Con.
ventlon, which endorsed the 50. called
Soldiers ticket. II says.
The soldiers ticket is an abolition
ticket and nothing else, and it has no
with the Democracy excep.
on tho single question Of negro suffrage.
That We consider a miuor issue, there
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u. S. Internal Revenue.
NUAL LIST, 1865.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the U. S.
i Assessor for the Second District of Iowa,
has returned to my Office for collection the an
nual list for 1865, embracing Licenses Tax on
Incomes on Carriages, Watches, Pianos. Silver
Plate and Billiard Tables. Demand is hereby
made of all persons named therein for the
amounts set against their names respectively,
and for thirty days from the LIST Of September,
1865, will attend by myself or Deputy at the
Office Of Hon. J. c. Belts, Deputy Collector in
Upton, Iowa, to receiye said Taxes. Office hours
from o'clock a. m. to p. III.
If the Taxes are not paid within the time linn
tied above, notices will be sent and penalties
imposed according to the Statute in such case
made and provided.
GEO. W. ELLIS,
nj6w4 Collector ID District of Iowa,
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il stated that the regiments made up
of ex.rebes have done admirably:

10 stated tnAs tu0 ISksueuso "S~S -
of ex.rebels have done admirably:
1 Upwards Of six thousand barrels
beef have been purchased in the Ne'
York market within the few days past Of
English account There Is also an activ
speculative movement 10 butter an
cheese for export, st full prices. Thi
demand results from the rapid spread o
the cattle disease throughout Great Brit
ain. There was large amount of bee
packed and sailed last winter for pros
pec,ive army consumption, but the sud
den winding up Of tho war has left
surplus on hand, which will now find
good market The news of more favor
able harvest prospects, by tho Africa, OF
the other hand, has had the effect 4
knock down the prices of brsadstuffs.
The Africa's news from Europe is Of
interest. The Great Eastern has gone
to Sheerness, whore moorings are being
prepared for her The chief topic o'
interest in England is the cable failure
but nothing dpfinii will be known until
the meeting of the Telegraph Board
The conference between Austria and
Pru .sia has concluded. Austria is ia
rule Holstein and Prussia Schlsswig.
Two iron clad Russian ships were re-
Gently sunk The cholera excitement
still con tinues in England, and precau
ions are being taken against II. The
disease has reached Msrseilles. The
Suez canal was opened on the 18th inst.
Cotton is arriving freely at Charleston
from the interior. The planters are com.
planning Of the negroes and the negroes
ofthc planters. The political excite
ment over tho election Of delegates to
the State Convention is intense.
Contracts for Carrying the mails on
the Mississippi River have been awarded
to the Atlantic and Mississippi River
Compsny. =. s27. 800 per annum, and
from the United States to Brazil. to the
pew United States and Brazil Steamship
Company, at $500 per annum.
The death of Governor Brough makes
Governor Charles Anderson
Governor for the expired term. Gov.
A nderson was resident Of Texas at the
breaking out of the war, and was held
J prisoner on account of his opposition
o secession, but managed to escape to
he North by way Of Mexico. He is .
BROTHER Of the hero Of Fl. Sumpter.
Gov. Perry of South Carolina, has
written to the Postmaster General, stat.
ng that the railroads are in condition to
larry mails ~ far as they extend, and
hen they will be delivered to their des.
iination in hacks. He also says be has
he qualification of stating that South
Carolina is all loyal and taking the oath
and that she will be the first
to take her place in the Union, as she
was the first to 60 out, unfortunately.
All Of the pending death senten css for
assertions have been committed by tho
President to imprisonment for various
terms of years.
The agents for the rebel bondholders
in London have called meeting to take
steps for the collection of their dues!
Gen Wilson was recently attacted 10
Georgia by four highwaymen. He put
three Of them to fight and captured the
fourth.
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Secretary Harlan's Instructions to the
Commissioners for the Fort Smith
Meeting, September Ist.

The Commissioners are empowered to
negotiate treaties or sompacts with any
or all of the Indian tribes, and require
them to live in peace aud amity with the
United States; and when differences
between themselves arise, tho question
at variencs are to be referred to the Pres.
idsut. II is intended that the Indians
shall organize among themselves, : civil
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upon you, and should be averted by timely use a,
the right remedy. Take Ayers Pills and cleanse on,
the disordered humorspurify the blood nd let the
huids move on unohstructed in health again. They
stimulate the functions of the body into vigorous A.,
tvty, purify the system from the distractions which
make disease. cold settles somewhere in the body
and deranges its natural functions. These III not "a.
lieVed, renet upon themselves and the SURROUNDING
organs producing general aggravation, suffering and
arrangement. While in this condition take Sver,.
Piiis and see how directly they restore the natural
action OF the system, and with 1t the buoyan feeling
OF health again. What is true and SO APPARENT in th;s
Trivial and common complaint is also true in MANY of
the deep seated and dangerous distempers. The same
purgative effect expels them. Caused by similar oh
structons and arrangements Of the natural functions
OF the body they are rapidly and many them surely
cured by the same means. None who know the vrtu.
OF these Pills will neglect to employ them when suffer.
ing from the disorders they cure, such as Headache
Foul Stomach, Dysentery, Bilious Complaints Tndi,
geston, Derangement of the Liver. Costvepess Con.
stipation, Hea tburn, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Worms
and Suppression, when taken in large doses.
They are Sugar Coated, so that the most sensitive
can take them easily, and they surely the hest
purgAtiye medicine discovered.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For tho speedy and certain Cure OF Inter.
mittsnt Fever. or Chilis and Fever, Re-
rittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb Asue.
Periodical Headache or Bilious Headacha
and Bilious Fevers; indeed. for the vhoIn
class Of diseases originating in biliarv
arrangement. caused by the malaria II
miasmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to the severess
cases OF Chiils and Fever. and il has this Vantage
over other Ague medicines. that it suhdaes the COM
plant without injury to the patient. 1t contains
auinine or other deleterious substance, does IL
produce guinism any injurious effect whatever
Shaking brothers Of the and the west try Ii and
you will endorse these assertions.
Prepared by J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass, and
soIdby ". 2. MCNAMARA, Upton, and by all dealers
in medicines every where. ely sep&oct
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MuscArlNE MARKErs-Fall wheat. s., 25@1 80;
Spring, choice, Sl@l,10, Oats 25c; Rye, 45c;
Corn in ear 35c; Shelled CSC: Onions 40e; Flax.
seed 81 so; timothy seed ST. as.
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Az Q r Q Pills.

ARE you SICK, feeble and
complaining? Are you out Of
order with your system deranged
and your feelings uncomforta.
bic! These symptoms are often
the prelude 10 serious illness
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned being DESTROYS Of creating .
Water Power ut Covers Ferry, Iowa,
would solicit persons wishing to engage in any
manufacturing business, to corporate with him.
Liberal terms will be offered.
ROBERT COVER.
Cedar Bluffs, lows, Sept. C, lsG5. 3Gw4
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THE CELEBRATED
ITALIAN BOTANIC
PHYSICAL
nRS II unlx ANN u,suunv,

- 4
DRs. ID. BRlX AND BALLOU,
Having unparalleled success In the treatment
Of old Chronic diseases, which have heretofore
bafiled the skill of all other Physicians and hav-
ing resolved to place ii within the reach of the
afflicted in the different cities named below, will
visit every month regularly until further notice.
The following are few OF the disc asses which
they have treated with entire success and 81
though many cases have been cured in = much
less time, the following may he considered q
fair average. They cure EPILEPSY TOR Fits in
its worst form in from two to seven months;
fAkALAS1S, Tor Palsy in three TO eight
months; ST. yITUS DANCE in one to three
months; INVOLUNTARY EMISSIONS in one to
three months; RHEUMATISM OF THE HEART
in from two to five months: WHITE SWELL.
lN'S in two to five months; CHRONIC DIAR.
RHEA in from one to three months (and never
fail)
FEMALE DISEASES in all their varied
forms treated safely, speedily, eontdentially and
with entire success.
To those placing themselves under our treat.
ment We wsuld say that our residence for the
past seven years has been ut Geneseo Ill and
would refer them to hundreds of cures in that
vicinity alsne, and each case can RELY mon A
permanent cure, as we undertake no case unless
satisfied that We can benefit or cure it.
ALL CONSULTATIONS AND EXAMI.
NATIONS FREE.
We write no prescriptions, but furnisa every
case with remedies of our pre- paration and
compounds that have proven their value in thou.
sands OF eases in the Northwestern States alone.
Your disease may be durable to-day, tomorrow
1t may not. We make no charge, except for
medicines, until a CURE is effected. and patients
from the country must call early, as ! shall re.
main only the time specified in this notice.
DIR. BALLOU will be at the Upton House,
Upton, Iowa, on Saturday, Sunday anG Monday,
September 9th, l0th and 1l.h, lsC5.
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THE LARGEST STOCK Of Albums ever 70
i ceiyedi in Upton. for sale 1t
HUDSON 4 LINSLEY'S.