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their manners, and freely talk about the

their manners, and freely talk about tn,
superiority Of Americau institutions.
Five Catholic priests have been arrest
cd in Missouri for preaching without
having taken the oath of loyalty; and
several other ministers of other denomi.
nations are under bonds to answer for the
same offense.
The latest news from Europe states
that the Atlantic Telegraph Company
have confirmed the proposition of their
directors, for entering into contract for
a new CABLE Fenianism in Ireland is to
be checked at once by Great Britain.
In the Werz trial on Saturday the
testimony for the Government was clos.
ed, the Judge Advocate, however, re-
serving the right to introduce further
evidence hereafter.
Col. Fry, Provost Marshal General,
officially informs Adjutant Gen. Baker
that the whole number Of men furnished
by aud duly credited to our glorious lit
tie Iowa, from April II, 1861, to April
30, 1865, is 1899, without reference to
periods Of service, which varied from
three mouths to three years. This is
considered by. Gen. Baker as coucediog
to Iowa the claim for &C, sl4 three years
men, equal to 200, 442 one years men, or
267 ,256 nine months mon. These from
on agricultural State, not yet ouS Of its
teens, and having an average population
during the four years when the troops
were furnished, of less than 100000. If
any State has done better than Iowa or
even as we'll, the fact has not been dis
covered. ~
Frequent applications made to the
Adjstant General in relation to the pro-
babe time of muster out Of Iowa regl-
ments retained in the service induces
the Adjutant General to state, that the
Sd Iowa Battery has been ordered to be
mustered out, but is still retained for un.
known reasons. The I'd Iowa cavalry is
ordered to Mobile for muster out, and will
be, in all sprobability, in this State in
few days. The Ist, 9th, 7th and 9th
Cavalry, and the Sth and 18th Infantry
are still retained in the service Gov.
Stone and the Adjutant General are as
anxious as the friends and relatives OF
the men in these regiments that they be
discharged, paid, and sent home, and
every effort has been made by Gov Stone
in this direction that could properly be
made.
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the eogs and had one thumb torn OF:
Drs. Char j. aud Kennedy were called
and performed amputation Of the finger
and thumb and dressed the hands 90 a.
to leave them in a. favorable condition
as possible.
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Ed. 3. INGMAN & SAM. p. FoY

Ed. 3. INGMAN & SAM. p. FOY,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERs.-We
would call the attention of the public to
the fact that for varied styles of work.
manship aud finish, these Artists cannot
be excelled by any one in these parts.
Those desiring good job Of painting
We would advise to examine the grainipg
and imitation Of marble, lately done by
them, on Bernard Lang's new building,
and they will know who to employ.
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FEMALE COMpI.AI

In all their forms, treated carefully and conf
dcntially.
1-tt~I wili visit and consult patrcnts while
remaining in town free Of charge. Those living
at distance. and unable to visit him. can DO
treated by sending him clear vial OF their
morning urine, from which the disease viii DO
aSC"rtaln"I.
nr. WEIR, inventor % new mode Of treating
diseases Of the genital organs. cures radically
and cnrctuaih Syphilis Gonhorrhea, elect, and
all Blood aud Skin diseases. Young men SUI
frr ing from nervous debility, caused by invol.
untary losses during sleep, can rely upon pos
hive and speedy cure 10y new and ihfallIbe
incth0d.
" H-lalics who desire to avail themselves
of Dr. " : sure and safe mode of removing OBJ
4frIc;iurs impressions Sc.. from whatever
cause Produced without use Of medicine. can
do 40 at one interview. Dr.. W. has invented q
method by which Conception can he prevented.
simple aud certiin.
e will be Al New Boston Scudder House. Aug.
-. Aicda Aug. % and -. MiIler>burg Aug.
=. keithshmrgh Aug. % and Y. Oquawks.
Aug 2~ Ei-gsvir. Tacott House, Aug. %.
James Wordcns, Salters Grove. Aug. 30. Bur
liugton, Lawrence House, Aug. H. Mt. Pleas
ant BraI'rton House, sept. and :. oskaioosa.
Madison lIuu~c. sept. and IT, Monroe, sept >.
Newton rheIps House, Sept. and 10. lows
civ clinton House. SEPT. IL Lisbon. New York
House Sept - and II. Mrchanirsville, Sept l5'
Clarence. sept H.. Tipton, Adrich House, Sept
II AMI ~. Spirclate, School House. sept. H..
Mu4ratine DgilHic House. sept. %, lsb1.
zf~ts a matter Of information We apFcnd tho
following, list # pa i"nt7 treated by the Doctor.
.ll,t.,. Jaruaiv IT. 'SGi: OskaIOnsa, ~ Ottum-
WI 2a1: Fairfield. II Nj. Pheasant, go; Rome.
Il: panyillr 1t: Burlington, 10; ~igonrney, 81;
Nuscatiue, iaU: Wilton Junction. II: Dnrant, z;
West Liberty, 20: Springfield, >: keo~anqna. D;
Eun,part j: salem, 20: ficutOn, 70: 1hoS, Dun
nfpgs :: .t~hail. 10: Pheasant Plain. II; Brigh-
ton q. WASHINGTON "a; Winfield 4: Crawford
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~Ws SEQ that Bashaw, Jr. was

I~Ws SEQ that Bashaw, Jr. was
awarded the frst premium, at the Scott
Co. Fair, last week, in a trot in which
horses were to trot that never made their
mile in less than 2.45. AS Bashaw, Jr.
drew . premium at our County Fair, for
trotting a mile 10 2 364, We thirk there
has been a mistake somewhere. Perhaps
some fast horseman can explain the mat.
ter.
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BARRETT HOUsE.-The Gate Ci

BARRETT HoUsE.-The Gate City
says that its recent correspondent from
Osksloosa refers 10 no plmentary way
to the Barrett House in this city. Now,
hold on friends. The Barrel House has
committed no objectionable sin In this
year of grace, 1865 aud we are assured
by the proprietors that the public, during
the coming State Fair, will have no rea-
son to complain, provided that they sec
fit to stop at that Hotel We are assur-
ed, further, that the public houses of this
city have no design to swindle a man or
his family out Of dime during the State
Fair, or at any other time. 1t is their
highest interest as well as the interest of
the city, to make their charges as reason
able as possible. Burlinyto" Hack Eye
We will back the Gate City in this
controversy. We hno'o that the "pub'ic
houses of this city" (Burlington) did
swipd,e visitors to the State Fair last
year, in direct violation of their pledges.
If they would do it then, when they hop
cd to have the Fair another year, what
wont they do now when they have no
hopes of getting another grab next year?
Deliver US from tho tender mercies Ct
Burlington landlords.
The Hon. Mr.. Grinnell has significd
his intention Of appearing in Congress,
at its next session, dressed in cloth of
Iowa manufacture, the wool SHARED from
his own sheep, and the cloth to be made
by Mr. Shields, of Davenport lie says
he wishes to wear what is made at home
as an argument in favor Of protection.
The South Carolina convention has
| refused to allow negroes to form part OF
the basis of representation.
From the evidence on file at the Bureau
of Military Justice it appears that Jet.
Davis and his whole Cabinet were active
members of the steamboat burning organ
ization.
The Alabama convention has passed an
ordinance ratifying all thd laws passed
by the legislature during the war, not IN
consistent with the Constitution of the
United States, except that concerning
the issue of Treasury notes and bonds
also an ordinance dividing tho State int
six Congressional districts.
There appears to be Fenian panic II
Ireland on the Fenian question. Nun
hers of..Y.rkee Irish" have arrived there
If late in the steamers, who appear t.
have plenty of money, are well dressed
wear "broad boots" Independent il
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NoTICE.-As the President Of the Soldiers,
Monument Associate is about to remove from
the county, the officers, such as Managers and
Trustees, will please meet in the Office Of the
Sheriff, October 10th, at O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose of selecting another President, and to
attend to other important business.
SAML PANCOAST, President.
J. F.. KENNEDY Sec.
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A GOOD WORK is being done making a side.
walk to the school house. The town is putting
In the curbing and il making good stone cross
ings on the streets. The lot owners are busy
putting down good plank or stone walks. Walks
are being laid in other parts Of town also. These
improvements will add much to the looks of our
town, to say nothing of the comfort of pedes-
TRANS,
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Republican Convention.

The Republican voters of Center township are
requested to meet at the court house, in Upton,
On Saturday, September 3oth, 1865, at one O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose of nominating Township
officers to be supported at the next General
Election. WIN. ELLIOTT,
GEO. w. smith,
PAUL w. JOHNSON
Township Ex. Committee.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

diseases OF THE URINARY AND SEM Vt
- s,~f,u3<-uev and r,'iiAhi" treatment. AIS" 'fi'
Hy,p,t Cu,ygrR. an Essay Of Warning and lhSirnr-
ION sent in sealed cuVrol,~ free of charge Adlr'7
pr J. SkIrl.iN iintGuro~, Howard Association, No.
, South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. b'15
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FIRE AND TORNADO INSURANCE Co.
OF CLINTON CITY, Iowa We would
again call the attention Of our readers to
the prompt manner in which this pop.
ular home company settles all its losses.
The following receipts will show the
benefits tho farmers are deriving from the
Live Stock Department:
TIrroN, Sept. 25th, 1868.
Received of the Fire & Tornado Insu-
rance Company of Clinton, Iowa, 1874 in
full for insurance on one bay horse, in
sured in Live Stock Department of said
Company. VIM. SMITH.
TlrroN, Sept 18th, 1865
Received of the Fire & Tornado Insu.
rance Co. Of Clinton City, Iowa, my in
sursnce in full on one of my horses, val.
ued at 1925, in Policy No. 707.
.uv PETER MARQUETTE.
We the undersigned would take this
method Of thanking the officers Of the
above named company for their prompt
ness in adjusting and paying our losses
before becoming due, to our entire salts
faction, and we do cheerfulIy recommend
this company to the confidence and pat
ronage Of the public, feeling satisfied
that all who sustain losses, either fire OF
stock, will have them adjusted to their
entire satisfaction. WIN. SMITH,
PETER MARQUETTE.
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,r1.,t week we did not have time to notice
.a~.-ti.ement OF WV. DEAN Il Co. Our
readers have all read it by this time, and you
should not fail to go and examine their extensive
stock. They have the best of goods and will not
fail to satisfy all in regard to prices.
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Land for Sale in Cedar CO

rv>lIE southeast quarter of the southwest guar
ter of Section j. Township 50, range !, west,
40 acres good lot and worth The attention
o, persons living in The vicinity.
Apply to fREDEhl' nnNAai,
Sent. Is 1865, Iowa City, Iowa.
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VALUE OF MErAL-TlPPED SHOES FOR CHILDREN
An acquaintance who has three children IN.
forms US that since he commenced buying t'ppeo
shoes zone year ago. he has saved the price "
new boots for himself C0nsmercfnf bat'et'"
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SoReo.-Ws would call the attention
Of persons raising or manufacturing
sorgo to some very sensible remarks from
tho Sorgo Journal, which will be found
on the outside of this paper. We be,
lieve there is still much to be learned in
relation to this important branch of hus.
bandry, and those interested should in
vestigate it whenever the opportunity
offers. We would again urge Sorgo rails
ers and manufacturers to subscribe for
the Sorgo Journal. published BY the
Clark Sorgo Machine Co., 116 Main St :,
Cincinnati, Ohio, at 81 90 per year.
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MusCATINE MARKErs.-.Fall wheat, 81, 25m IS
Spring, choice, 81, loMl,25 Oats 25c; Rye, 45c
Corn in ear 35c; Shelled $50: Onions 40c; Flax
seed 81 90; timothy seed $500.
DAVENPORT MARKErs.-Wheat, 1al ,25; Barley
s5@9oc.; Oats. 2o@ 24c.; Corn, SAG &c.; Potatoes
l5@22c.; Onions, 1s@22c.
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PIOwS-

DEERE & cos CELEBRATED MOLINE
CLIPPER PIOWS sold at manufacturers
,.ioos - 3ltf SMITH BROS.
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arRemember the meeting next Saturday, at
one p. m. At the court house, to selecs candi'
dates for Township officers.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Ev virtue OF a spec ial execution to me directed,
issued from the Office of the Clerk OF the District
Court in and for the county of Cedar aad State
of Iowa, in favor Of s. Southwich and against
David Rungartncr ct al ] have levied upon tn"
following property as the property of the said
David Bumgartner ct al, to-wit:
! The northwest quarter az Of section numhe,
two (2h. in township eighty two (>2l range three
60, west, all in Cedar county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for saL' at public out.
cry at the Court House door in the town of Tip.
ton. in said county on Saturday, the lith day of
October, a. d. IsG5 at one O'Clock y. NJ Ui said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon
Dated this 10Th day of September, A. y. lSG5.
Swiss pr fee E., 90. GEO. W. SMITH,
Sheriff of Cedar County, Iowa.
Pcrs. l.. SMITH, Deputy.
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.r,IF LARGEST STOCK Of Adams ever re
b.. A. IINsLEl :,
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ORD. X. WEIR.

EfstpFNcr--Fur The last si& years IN Toledo.'
Iowa He will visit the above named places
every sixty days.
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FOR SALE BY
Gcnora11vs
feb2l-d&weowtillnovs .'G5
Sherif's Sale.

Henry Cope Court Of Common Pleas,
ch,,.,,,Iy VI n, .,., FrankIjR 6R, County, q
TN PURSUANCE OF AN. ORDER OF
the said Court to me directed will offer for sale
atpubc auction, at the door Of the Court House, in
thecity of Columbus, on stta az
Tuesday, the 2Sth day of March, A. d., 1866
at o'clock p. M :, the efoowngdescribod real estate
situated in Franklin county and State of Ohio, to
wit: ....l r O. r..sa.L, rvs, ..,..,tts "a. ]
| Being twenty acres, partof section q townshfp2,
range u, and bopnded rs follows: et,,g,,l
Beginning in theicenthr of Alum creek at the CEN
ter Of the bridge on tho county road leading from
along The center line ogsad road. south 70 deg so
minutes, west A 4O-loo poles TO stake and stone,
thence north 5S deg east 81 40 100 poles the center
of the westbranch of sale, Alum creek, thence with
the meanders of said creek down the same south AZ
deg, east "a pces thence 6l2l deg, east Is poles,
south deg. 80 minn vest % poles, thence south
10 deg 80 minutes eas 1f poles, thence deg. west
l3 poles to the place Of beginning.
Appraised at eighty collars per acre.
described as follows, 10 wit beginning III The line
Of lots and 7, eighty rods east Of the section and
estimated u deg, east 4s rods and 10 links 20
corner establishsd, hssJ, M Copeland TO; Jesse
east 81 rods to tho middle Of Alum creek, thence
north following the fneanders OF said creek to the
northeast corner of Jesse Holmes mill property(so
called where il intetseets the ineof the lots aore
said thence west on the line of said lots to the place
of beginning and being part Of section two, town
ship two. range seventeen, Y. b military lands con;
tanning ten acres, appraised at one hundred tslo0
dollars per acre. ltl,~3l 3J .at 7
Also thewest half Of lots No. six and seven in the
town Of Westervi!le, franklin county, Ohio. ap-
praised atstwo thousand tS20O0) dollars. Z
Also, lOtnumber thirty (30) in said town Of West
ervile, appraised at sOven hundred t$7OO) dollars.
Terms cash. t't a ol.
Printers fees, $3.50. sstl- ft
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. Master Commissioners Sale.

- james L. Bates, s Superior Court Of Frank
u. L. stelaig Il Go. ct al. $50 ylsl1 Ohio. 'Issg
4 TN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
sale az public auction, at the door of the Court
House. in the City Of Columbus, Ohio, on -
Thursday, the 18th day Of April, A. D.
i, .,,s.,,,., !. ,,,, 1866, ~ ~ ,,,.,,,,.
at o'clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
tate. situated in Franklin county, QhiQ, to-wit :.
Being lot No. A. and SO much Of lot No. o as lies
the center OF the old Johnstown road inJ ". Ba-
teris subdivision Of part Of the 3d quarter of 1st
Township and nth Range, United States Military
thanksgiving in Mifn township, as Is designated on
plat Of said lands on recordnthe Recorders office
Of said county, containing u acres, more or less.
Appraised at 1900 per acre;,uaI nn,,,o,Ny,i
5ii3 f iay Shcrff and Master Commissioner.
Printers feos SO rs. .9iiaU /
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IFrom Tho New York. World j

UE [From The New York World.l
"THB FIRST NATIONAL PErRoIEUM COMPANY
frst-claSs organization, whose officers are of tn
highest standing and-we cheerfully recommend it
to all parties desrous Of purchasing reliable stocks
Tho General Superintendent is pioneer in the Oil
business. and well known as most efficient mana
gor." ," ENM 3h -HSFt4tA "a
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tTTnsOIyemt Notice.
Printers fees, $3.50
feb25;dltwtd

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN aporder has ,beea made by the Hon; G: W.
Washburn, Circuit,Judge Of the Tenth Judicial
Circuit of the State of Wisconsin, requiring, oil
TIE creditors Of Osias s. MIard, an insovent debt
OF, residing ia the county Of Winnebago, 10 show
cause, If any they have, before the said Judge, at
hiscbambers in theFtity. Of Oshkosh, w imebago
county. on tho 4th ddg ,f.April, A. d. 1865 az IL
o'clock In the forenoon,- why an assignment, of said
insolvent's estate shottl not be made, and he be
,1r',' -tes1ess ~ ~ nj n. ELBRIDGE SMITH. 4
'I.'nS , .,'.st 20 !. 81, Attyfor Potitionssr.
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From The New York Evening Express.l
"0ur telegraphic dispatches received to-day from
the Oil Regions, inform us of the striking Of 200
barrel flowing we'll on Cherry Run, NEAR The FIRST
NATIONAL PETROLEUM CoMpAEY's PROPERTY
Cherry Run Stocks will bein demand tomorrow.
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THE OHIO STATESMAN FOR 1865
PROSPECTUS.

The time has come to issue the Annual
Prospectus of THE ONO STATESMAN.
!. This journal was established to expound
.1and enforce the great ideas of Government
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perity and happiness to the American peo-
pie. Never before in the history OF the
Government, were the exposition and the
enforcement of these ideas SO necessary as
now. Alone through their adoption and
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spread happiness be brought again to our
Country, now torn and mangled and desc
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IFrom The New York Tribune. y !

II" THE FIRST NATIONAL ID the name Of the Petro-
lepm Company whose prospectus and map are be-
fore us. The names which we see among the Di-
rectors are ample Recommendation for this Oompa-
ny, anda sufficient guarantee Of its future manage
ment.piys ~ n II .e-c4 sui4. Z /!
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GOOD PROPERTY
for any and all persons to hold.
rFrom Tho Now Yorl Horald \

~. from The New York Herald.l
News has been received and abundantly con-
frmed from several sources. Of tho striking Of
200 barrel Well on Cherry Run, above the Reed Veil.
FEW RODS FROM THE PROPERTY OF THE FIRST
NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY"