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tNlrn STAINS Co-Er. tn. r,i..-..-
eiiniual eases came up in the Up,.', S',.ss
Iouri ''A'es
TINTED sisies 81. juo. Lawner s,5 d
Coaue, Judges Of he Freedmen. H.. .
chsrged with obtaining money! upSs- 49,,
y oaiee. Held over IN 81, GOO each I'M ~
dav ''
United States rs II. A. Gilbert. :. f. Alo,.
tsEdom and william Hiatt, charre8 NJ
iorginE claims On the Government. 60
coatnued an the third Mondav iu Ar,
next snd The parties heii 70 bail 81 he IN
o. n eto ezch, Which uss gwen.
The session 81 TIE Cosrt vii continue 10
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Persons unacquaiHted in the eigy seeing
60 many advertisements FOR tho trotameui
Of Special Diseases. are often e loaa - de-
eTmine 10 whom 10 entrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons va ts<e
pleasure in stating that the oldest sstab-
lishment Of this kind Is al No. p Doadsrick
street, aud this should be a sufficient guar.
antee that this is reliable institution. Da
A. RICHARD JOINS may be found in his Of
tee. during the hours stated in his genera
advertisement. Az nlsdieiaes hsrnla.ed .
IA Office.
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WIxrFR Is CoNSo, and We are glad 70 IN
form the citizens that we are now prepared.
10 furnish them with q choice article Of Goa,
seIscted with great care from that LATELY
owned bv the Government Our Coal j.
hard, pure, snd c ear, and prices as 10" a.
any in the market. All orders lett win Us
viii receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bro.'s, Office
No. 40. Church street, opposite Masonic
Hall. oc'-o-u
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White Goods f.!

ehavos
tog
iuoral
Tor Lad 0n
~ caIth
as at Pos erauneaa
Year
we
20
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gain o u . -.
hope haret literally 1sovea
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BulaRns.-A match gzme o. bllltaras +,
VIII De PLAYED st the 81 Nichoias biiliaF .
/ Room between enc Of toe best Amatuers ~
| ihis city and Air.. c. ~. Davis Of Cineinnaii'
: be gsme is one Of one thousand poinis
csrom GA : Pocket table. t
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MICRO RoBBED.-On Saturday q negro
man quietly proceeding elong Cherry street,
was IN open daylight knocked do9n by a
soldiers belonging 70 the 10th regulars, and
robbed OF one hundred dollars,
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cords TasseIs. Buttons, Fringes,


This vice, which is never Praeties,a. =
he pressr1e Of any one, has proved Ia
everlasting ruin OF thousands Of me hoDloa
and most talented young men that ete.
gave tongue 10 eloquenee or pen v solss
il has destroyed health, blasted me ee-Sll
tuition, and reduced the miserable VEIN ].
! living skeleton. Nor are these rs Ina
and fatal effects in its pains are sestsefee
the ruins Of reason, the Iaost melancholy
sirbt that can meet mortal eyes- 70 d
cured permanently Of this Addiction, call OF
Dr, Coleman, No. 64 North Cherry street
or address him BY letter, Box 80, hssh
vile, Tenn loO1A
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BIvrR NEws.-The river hiss peeH gTsa u
ally receding for several days, taere eei 2 E
nov lsss than tw0 feet on the Shoals "
course there is no business done.
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New carpets receiving every day, by W
". Berry,S Co., No. 50 College street.
noViS-lm
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NEv CARPFr HoTsF.-A large ard well as
sorted stosk Of Carpetings and House FUR
nishing Goods Just received and opened by
WIN. ". Berry Il Co No. 81 College street,
Nashville, Tenn octz4-im
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Ors Jos OFTIcE.-We are executing every
ss,e-iution Of plain and fancy JOB Frin.-
NJ In the nsatest style, and at the lo"ea'
r-isss. At this ONCE.
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Nlatrsssrs, Furniture, Pillow slios, Sheets
Quilts, Coverlids, Blankets, Spreads. Feath-
ere. aud show Gases for sale at "a Broad
tree;. novl4-lT
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You can bay GOOD dry wood for six dollars
per cord on the corner OF High and De-
mumhrane streets. Its
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Sell your uncurTeRt money, mUtliated
Notes. S and 6 cts. interest Eotes--st Q. y.
Ordway's Brokers Office, 4s College street
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warnnl
and Instructiou for Young Men. Also, new and "a.
liaSle treatment FOR Diseases Of the Urinary snq
sexual sFsisns-sent Tree, In sealed envelopes;
Address, Or. !. SKILLIN HOUGHIONi HoEaTd
Association, Philadslphia, Pa. HpriS-I3
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S.sr 90 Ma. oa0N.-Ths ca Sc Of NJ.
Sssen eazas up before Esq. Meacham, again.
!es1erosy, aaa WBt again continued. The
fAsHaiha''oa VII take place next Friday.
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Examine the large stock OF carpets st "
". Berry a Co.'S, No. So College street.
uov1S-ln
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Get your wall paper At Merritt 4 HiA'si
corner Of Market and Church streets.
Gets Il.
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a volcr rAoa vIcksBURa.--

VOlcE raoH VIcksBUEs.--
vIcksEURo, MIss., Aug. Q, ls51.
D. Ts.a BuIl-Dsu- Sir. an hsppy to stste to
you that have ed your valuable Cedron Bltters
with great benefit 70 myself 10 general debility aud
probation II ny system proauced by the IN
healthy qrf rnia.In influence OF the Mississippi
river around ViclSsburr, having been with General
Gr-ut's army throughout It's whole southern csm-
"a On Ieon6s entity recommend its use 70 all per
sons who q exposed 10 unhealthy elimstes.
Agent u. &. Sanitary Commission
Iou1svuIE, kY, Sept &c, 1868.
On the 2'd Of July last, ! submitted through an
ag.pta fni e. TO the Medical Director OF the De-
partment OF the my Of the Cumberland, sam
ole Of nv Cedron Bitters, f'r Inspection, and re-
ouestedi afier analysis, he founo it mertonous, 70
sanction and approve It's use amoug cur soldiers.
The following Is the Medical Irectors reply, aud
also Gen Rosecrans' pePu ission 70 ship 80 dozen
al once, TO have It sold TO suffers.
II sn satisfied that cedron Bisters vii DO No
harm to any one 10 taken properly and 10 mOdera-
ton see no objection 70 Or. Bul = being permit
ted to dispose of ITO suffers.
HENRY A. THUEsTOS,
Surgeon and Medical Director, DC"
HrApouaErrRs DEPART. OF rHE CUMBERLAND, I
NAsHviLLE, TESs., July a, 1864
IYr John Bul - agent Mr.. -, has remission
to ship q Nashville, Tenn, 25 grc 50 or 300 dozen,
ofBuil Cedron BitteIs for sale to suffers in the
TIE reS5ala ions Of the Treasury Department are
20 he complied with stricily-
BY command OF Maj Gen. Rosecrans.
Major ard Provost Marshal General.
For sale, WhoIesale sud retail ~ BERRf. De
MOVILLE A CO., Nashville, Team
octl7-tl sat dAwSm
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6RaND LARcESY Molly Winter, cold
was Yesterday before the poice court
charged with stealing siee. The case wea
continued I'LL % dav.
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3 p. Cone has received the Police Gazette,
Nles Max, lie Bon Tou- Illustrated Louaou
News. Punch, Dub IN lrlshuan, Aotien
Frsemnns Journal. London Illustrated Al
laauack and late daues-
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Choice Coal for sale by Knight Bros.
No. az Church 81, opposite Masonic Hall.
oet20-tf
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Three thousand raius o. Ladies sA9es' ~
81 50 Per pair, 81 81 Broad street
uoTit-iV
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Cleanse the system Of ali Im-
purilies.

90 DR. swnyne's BlOod-PuriiyinG PsnaeeA, >
'Dr. swAyns's BlsOd-Parifyiag Pnnhssn-"
Its repuua ion ior curing scrofla, cd ulcers, hip
iout rorpisnt liberated sOre throat, shiie swell
ing dark boUches or deiecs 10 the skin, bOils, yell
loF skin nnara- mus or wasting hesn, rheumatic AZ
eeii Ms pa,us IN the bones, a. Is almost without
parallel The weak and dehil.tated or shy disess
Of ssrofdlous nature, Il - suIe 70 40 Eooui - the
many thousand est fnori1s from ell parts Of the
world will prove; moth ng ever discovered can
compare vita Il N caring Inst clsss o dsorder3
Msr .urisl snd syph.Itc d sesses q short OF long
s.a.ripq-no hins has ever proved 50 edectusi la
eonple7eiy sra5 csung every vestige Of these dan
gerous co auplaluts-
ceItany.
IErk rlotches O. Defects in the SYN oflendmes
appear Tee Psaae a" and . Ointment" " ]
ei.ar the sEm and give 3 more youthful com
pleEiou.
To be sure Of getting the pure snd genuine Fans'
cea, purchssa ulrect az the PRIME pal once @! Dr.
svHyne son, a30 North slzth sirest fhlaGel phri
orai the Drug store Of " y &C " SMITH,
Corner q Ghur.h and Vine streets
Mas vile.
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show Cases made 10 order, and genera
assortment kept constantly ca hand, st =
Rrss6 street. uOvl4-iw
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Marriage Licenses and every descri plion
q Law blanks for Eale AZ inns ONCE o.
printed 10 order.
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ODD papers. Ohe largest in the city forsalo
.tlh.. oihce.
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For Sale al this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. viii De sold eheaP Tor cash.
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Buy your carpets at W. W. Berry & Co
N. j. College street. novl9-luf
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CRIL YOUR usCURRENT MONTY. 1.-The
y toIoWing are the rates raid BY TaOs. : MARI,
BROKER. corner OF Union and College street, Tor
uneurreat money These quotatons are hshie 10
aus, ale hut n AZ be depended on a Sufficient
lepqtk Of time for ne remittances Il be received
by mail or express, Il iorssrded without delay.
TsNSrfsrr Back Of FulloF............25
Bsuk % Tennessee, old saEennsh..--... As
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.. Jenes' DispensarV,
wholesale andReta1l
LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS


NORTH WEST CORNER THE SQUARE. NASHVILLE. TENN
just ard vara ,oss Of 1y tosi
fop'A 20 ''o ie-'
Antique, aud and figured f'oiaLa7oa
efr.l rpad anfra
Black nj
FenchM Ter
k he d
Z. d strpiei
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.
Peunes's New Extract of ne Bs3Ptisa t'oiu.'
Ans and e-quisi perfume lor the hsnserei,.fi-
Ci.aua -. aod n he lad e. o he piesea1 uas'
nsinS ae asine te FINE.
THE EGYPTIAN 0fU'~
TEF EsYPTIAH LOFN-
THF rGNfTfaN Lofu3
Msuagsriured b ,. Penney, eI..es iy9 - \
av-sal y. A L1VEffN, ARenf, % Folion = = ,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-10
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

NQTiCE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
~ an order OF sale made by the District Court
u and Tor Cedar county. Iowa, at is June term,
lSo3 IN certain action in PARTITION therein
pending, wherein Char es SHETLAND is plaintiff.
and John j. stubbefeld and others are defe nd
ants, the undersigned referees will on Monday,
the 18th day of September, 4. D. 1855, at one
o'clock In the afternoon, atthe front door of the
Court House, in the town of Upton in said coun-
~, oaar for sale at public auction TO tue hi
bidder, the following described real estate. to.
WIZ The. southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter OF sec. ,, township -, north. range
west OF 9th +. ~; and the northwest quarter Of
the soathsast quarter Of sec. 3, tonnship 10
north, range 2, west Of the 9TH Z. NJ
TERMS OF sALE.---One.hs Of the purchase
money, cash; the balance in one year from day
OF sale, to be secured by mortga on the prem
'ses, Or Ny approved personal security. =.
i. F. PAWLING, ) r..r#
Aug, =, $50. JOS. X. SNYDER, Referees.
4ws& N. c. MlLLHOUSE, g.
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Sale OF Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pp,.
~ an order OF sale, made by the 'Jb,n se.d
term, 1865, in certain action of p,r,i,ia ~ Jans
in pending, wherein Thomas Morgan is =. ihers
and Jonathan Smith and others are do paihtif,
the undersigned referees will On the @,s 9'nl,,
September, A. d. 1865, at one o'clossS ,day of
afternoon, on the premises, offer for ,aIa The
lie auction, to the highest aud best biSS az pub
following described real estate, to.wjt. efs
The north half of the northwest o,..
sec. 10, township 50, north, range 2, ws.,sS
5th =. NJ; East half Of the southwest on''M
the northwest quarter of sec. 10, towssh!fN
north, range 2, west 5th 7. N. ;.and also ." pN
or thereabouts, out of the north half ofb. , @s
west quarter of sec. "a, township So norm uea
3west Of tho 18th p. NJ. range
TERMS OF SALA-Ope-half Of The nrro,,..
money, cash; the Balance in enc year from A..
day of sale. to be secured by mortgage on III.
premises, or personal secnrity Wv
BF. PAWLlNG,
Aug. 4, 1865. N c. MILLHOUsE, (Ref,,..,
4w3l ANDREW FORD,
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structive of foreign Commerce, actually
and permanently increased it.
That Tariff was overthrow by fraud,
as it could not have been by fair means.
We who supported Mr.. Clay in 1914
said frankly to the people, ave are for
the Tariff az IL u.s.. 1t sufiices alike for
Revenue and Protection. If you think
so, vote with us and maintain it."
Our adversaries evaded the issue.
Their candidate tricked the Pennsylvania
and other Protectionists by his equ;vo-
eating letter to Kane. Francis w.
Hughes held debate with William b.
Reed in the Dutch iron region Of Penn.
sylvania, wherein he essayed to prove
that Polk was a better Protectionist than
Clay. The Democratic journals said,
"See! we have put Pennsylvania
Protectionist, George N. Dallas, on the
ticket with Polk, to render it certain that
the Tariff shall not be repealed" Thus
Polk was barely elected and thercupon
the Tariff of AZ was repealed Ivy the
casting rote Of George IL Dallas.
That trisk is good for once, and no
more. We have now once more Tariff
incidentally Protective. We mean to
keep it SO. L: will yield fully One
Hundred Millions per aunum Of revenue
after our country shall have recovered
from the con WILSON'S and dsyastations of
Civil War; while it will enable many
bran ches of Manufacture to prosper and
expand which would inevitably 90 TO the
wall, under the pressure of foreign com.
petition and heavy direct taxation, If the
Tariff were RECONSTRUCTED" on a Free
Trade basis. We give fair notice, then,
that our exposed interests and those
affiliated or in sympathy with them will
not surrender this Protection without q
struggle, and do not mean to be juggled
out of it. For the next Congress, We
deem it perfectly safe; and the friends
Of a diversified self conferred National
Industry will know who is who when
Members are chosen to its SUCCESSOR
". T. T,tJxnc
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sEss.DLE.-Ths Chicago Journal closes
lengthy. editorial on the "Freedmen" with the
s>lla-#ina sensible remarks They are better
than Iengs'.y .s-i ASHTON upon -upJscg.
Let the freedmen up and then let them
alone. After you have matured them
into the freedoms perfec. manhood tina.
you owe them, they must take their
chances with other races of the mature
and selfreliant before the law. Their
colonization would be impolitic, and their
expatriation unjust. Our fathers brought
them here. We enslaved them here and
they have fought here for their freedom
and ours, and now We are bound sooner
or later to let them into the Common
wealth, whose commerce they have help
ed to build, and whose indepen dence and
whose perpetulty they have fought to
secure
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Common Sense in LEGISLATION.

Our three last Congresses were chosen
withs no reference, pro or con, to the
economic theories over which philoso-
pliers wrangle; but each of them has SO
jegisla.ed as to combine large increase
of our National Revenue from Customs
with decided and wholesome incidental
Protection TO those branches of our Ma
tIonal Industry most exposed to embar-
rassment and overthrow from Old World
competition. And the late Trade Con-
vention at Detroit, composed Of represen.
tativss Of the Business Men Of most of
our cities, passed, with but one dissent
ing voice, resolve distinctly affirming
the wisdom and necessity Of combining,
in any future notifications of our Tariff,
the two objects aforesaid. Such, we
cannot doubt, is the settled judgment of
the American business world.
When Congress in 1916, 10, go, '22,
"a, and '28, attempted to revise the
Tariff in the interest Of Protection, the
clamor Of the seaboard organs of mercan-
tile opinion was incessant and deafcning
that Protection agoukd rain Commerce,
thereby drying up revenue from imports,
compelling resort to Direct Taxation to
support the Government. But, in en-.
phatic defiance to these doleful predic-
tons, as the duties were made more and
more Protective, tho revenue from I'm
ports steadily increased, until our large
public Debt was entirely paid off from
the proceeds of imposts which had been
dcnounccd as destructive of Revenue.
Directly-thoreupon, the Tariff, in def
erence to South Cardinals threat of
Au!Ilfication, was SO modified as to fall
gradually to what had been indicated by
the Free Traders as the true Revenue
standard-a nearly uniform imposs of
twenty per cent; when it was found that
heeenus Tariff yielded but half the
amount OF revenue required, and we were
constrained to return to Protection in
order to pay our way. In state of pro-
ionnd peace, without dollar of Public
Debt, we were running bchind.hand at
tho rate of several Millions per .nnum,
when Congress, in 1872, returned to
Protection, and thereby promptly and
permanently augmented the Revenue to
the full extent required. The "Block
Iariif,' which was stigmatizsd as do.
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A Desirable Residence
FOR SALE.

--r------- - Z oIN SIAII. -
\ LARGE FRAME HOUSE, two storiesbs
"A nine rooms, newly papered,) exclusive -
pantries. halls and clothes presses; large dV
cellar; and wood house connected WIN Wv
kitchen. Four full lots, and part ef hftn oa,
with new fence around the most OF ths" ~
large stable, and a never falling well ON ,a
premises. Grapes, gooseberres, strawpel.r.
and currants in abundance. Several bearlhs "p.
pie trees, together with plum, cherry, pear, ~,
pie and ornamental trees and shrnbbery se' rsi
las'spring. bargain will be given If apP. ~,
fors soon. Enquire Of the subscriber Oh VI
premises, or at the office of PIATT sPIckE.r
Upton, July 27,,ls65. J. G. D1MMllh
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Prisoners like the rest of the world,
don't like to be disturbed in their slum-
bers. 4 fellow in Jail over near Gen
eseo, writes to the sheriff of his county
that unless the holes in his cell are
boarded up, and the sheep prevented
from running through Of nights, he will
leave the institution. Sensible man
Would not blame him at all for carrying
out his threat
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ALL CONSULTATIONS AND ExAMl
NATIONS FREE.
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.

IN pursuance Of an order of sale made by tho
l. District Court in and for Cedar county, Iowa
al its June term. lNG5 in a certain case in PART
ton therein pending, wherein Jacob Reeder n
plaintiff, and William Reeder and others are
defendants, the undersigned Referees will on
the Nth day Of August, A. p. 1865, at ON
O'Clock i'll the afternoon, at the front door oftk
court house in the town OF Upton in said cogf
ty offer for sale at pablo auction TO the higbsi
bidder, the following described real estate ~
wit: The southwest quarter Of tho sou,hFs
quarter Of section twenty-three (23l. towul2
eighty-one sd, range three 81, west in al
Cedar county, Iowa.
TERMS or SALE:--One third cash downs
the b. lance in one year from the day Of sasa
be secured by mortgage on the premises
DANIEL CARPENTER,
r. G VEST, Referees
WILLIAM FRAsEUR,
July 10Th, 1865. 3Iw2
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A railroad convention is to be held
at Ottumwa, Iowa, on Thursday, the 10th
inst, for the purpose of organizing a
railroad from the intended terminus Of
the North Missouri Railroad, at the
Iowa state line, through Bloomfield, OF.
tumwa, and Sisourney, to Cedar Rapids.
Gov. Stone is already on the stump.
He was to open the campaign at Abba,
yesterday, (7th.) His published list Of
appointments throughout the South
western part Of the State end on the
18th inst, at Indianola.
The Coppcrheads Of Lee county, Iowa,
made an attempt to get up meeting OF
returned soldiers at keokuk, few days
| since, to rep.dis.s tho platform and nom
nations Of tho Union party. The SOL
diers got together, declared they did not
like the suffrage plank of the plat
form, but resolved that they "will stand
by the Union party of the State, aud tho
Union nominees, and that nothing will
drive US TO an opposition to our Union,
to our flag, and to our victories on land
and sea" The Cops didn't mako much
BY their moti,n.
The libel sGit for ten thousand dol
lars damages, Instituted by b. +. Kenyon
against T. W. Palmer, of the State Reg.
fster, terminated on the I'd inst. in a
verdict for the defendant. This is the
third attempt which the Copperheads Of
Polk county have made since tho war
commenced to break down the Register
by prosecution for alleg ed libel. They
have sigually failed in every instance.
Free speech and free press are not toler-
ated by Copperheads out that way.
Kenyon, the. prosecutor in TIE above
case, is Mississippi secessionis.. who
will probably return to Dixie, as hi, &C.
cupation is gone in Iowa.
Gov. Stone has presented to Pegs
county the banner to which it is entitled,
for contributing more money and sup.
plies, according to population, to the
needy families Of soldiers, than any other
county 10 the State.
Ethan Allen King, a notorious horse
thief, who plead guilty 10 the District
Court at Des Moines, was sentenced to
three years Imprisonment in the poni-
Tertiary.
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I''.pnAi AorlCE.-Public motto. is hereby rive,
IOWA on the sah Of July, IsG5 an instrnmen mt
p"foftng 70 be the last will and testament az Iam
~ iWh'Il, deceased. was read in omen rourt and GO,
or hearing for final admission To rrohnte an he a.,
80 10y IN September, ldj. All persons Interested
ar therefore notified 10 appear and defend, or said
-, hhh testament will he proven up and Admitted tn
PROBATE 40 the law provides and entered on record
August eth, 1866 :n32.3 A'S 'uase'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-10

phoBAiE NoTlCE.-Pullic notice is hereby given
mat AL the regular session of the County Court Of
lear county, Iowa, on the first Monday in August
1900, The last will and testament Of Robt Goodrich a.
CEASED was read in open court and set for Iear; f
hnai admission to probate the first aIonday IL 80
.ehDef i9o9 All persons interested are therefore MI
s i 'oarpear and defend, said viii and Testament
"'tl pc proven up and admitted to probate az H. -
provides, and entered on record ~ " s Id"
,r,u.. a., ,sc }. G. BELTS, County judge.