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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-12-04
A Warning from Parson Bro wnlow.
In letter to tho Philadelphia Press
Nh

=. 'SssSa W VIC AnlNOclpula 1FeSS
Mr.. Brownlow remarks:
There exists a deep laidscheme to de-.
feat this Government at tie North, and
the programme of treaso,i is widening
and deepening daily, whit the leaders
at the South are kept posted in all these
movements Of Northern tr,tors. These
allies Of Jeff. Davis are booming more
bold every day, and more ierce and out
spoken in their dvocacy Of treason
They have their newspapers in iowa,
Minnesota, Wisconsin,, Illinois, Michi-
gan, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware, New York, Counecti-
cut, and other States, psuetrating all
the various ramifcations If society, and
talking out treason, rank md infamous.
They have grown insolsnt since the fall
elections, and now wage var against the
Government in deGan tone And
what is strange, the Government tamcIy
submits to their hostility. That many
OF these papers are in thc pay of the
Southern Confederacy, have no doubt,
cns ons ven sysa t: ca # f'ep66s0 6e Louisville
vapers speak of the arrest of man in
that city, by Gen. Boyle, who had in his
possession sl56,ooo, which he alleged
was the money of loyal persons in Angus
ia, Georgia, who had employed him to
bring it North and deposit in bank for
them! Will any sane man believe one
word Of this story? That amount of mon
ey would sustain half dozen of these
tory papers at the North for any one
year.
repeat, a deep game is being played
out by the South and her Northern allies,
and | warn all true men, of all parties,
against their Vaccinations. Backed up
with that Infamous organization, the
knights of the Golden Circle, these trai
tors have now got network spread over
the entire nation, so minute in details,
and so inexplicable in its nature, that
even the devil, with all his arts and sub
tiety, could not elude their grasp. North
ern Democrats are falling int it by thou
sands. Thousands of them are honest,
and deceived, having no idea Of the ex-
tent and purpose Of the conspiracy they
are going into. Thousands Of these voters
are acting in good faith toward the Fed
eral Government, and if they had the
most distant idea that they are going
gradually, but certainly, into the vietori-
Gus camps of JEFF. Davis, they would in
dignantly cease to be CO workers with
such traitors as are now leading them
astray.
Mr. Editor, warn the honest masses
against falling into the web these vile
leaders have woven for them. ald exhort
them, while they may, to extricate them
selves from the abyss Of ruin into which
they are unconsciously plungiug them
selves and their country.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-12-04
An Ice Palace on the 81. La Wrence.

Mr.. Edward Hassel, Berlin architect,
who was employed for number of years
in the Petersburg and Moscow railway,
and construed many of the far famed ice
palaces of St. Petersburg, proposes con-
structing an ice palace on the river oppo-
site the city next winter, if he can meet
with sufficient encouragement from the
citizens. The building viii! be forty feet
high, one hundred and fourteen feet long,
and fifty six feet deep, and constructed
much in the same style as the Court
House, but with this addition, that it
will be surrounded by col'onade and
topped with dome, all, with the excep,
ton of the windows and doors, to be
built of ice. A large skating ring will
be annexed to the building. The rooms,
which will include large ballroom, la
dies and gcntcmen's rooms, hall, etc =,
will be all heated by stoves, and warrant.
ed not to melt Hr. Hassel says that the
climate is peculiarly adapted to the erec-
tion of such buildings lie may wei! DO
so. And that the palace would be built
in three or four weeks at cost Of about
$500. This sum he proposes to raise
in subscriptions Of so, which will enti'
tie the shareholders to have exclusive
control of the building. A building of
this nature would attract large numbers
of visitors to the city. The hotel keep.
ers and other interested parties would,
therefore, do we'll to look upon the scheme
with faycr -Montreal Herald.
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Per diem and mileage Of the Board
Octnher term A d 1862

Levi Jennings offered tho following,
which, on motion, was adopted:
Resotved, That the Clerk reports forth
with the amount paid out Of the County
Treasury for the benefit Of the families
of volunteers, designating the amount
that each family has received, and that
said report be published in the Upton
Advertiser, and that the Clerk procure
so copies of said paper and send the
same to the soldiers having volunteered
from this county.
Total amount of orders issued for
Families of Volunteers, from June |, 81,
to Nov. 90. 1862, for each township in
Cedar nnunty Iowa
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TiDtOn T0nnery.

II. 4 J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH.
En- tor customers on the shares. or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides
We have hac assortmene OF Leather on hand,
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Tipton, August 30, 1860.
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Dresser, ,

~ opened BARBER SHOP In Upton, and is now
prepared 70 Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, Shampoo,
he. From long experience he feels confident Of giving
DaaislAction. Give him . call-Ist door South Of the
Aldrieh House Shop closed at9 A. N. on Sundays.
N.B.-He 10 also prepared to do WHITEWASHlNG
u the most approved manner. Inl5v9l
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

ClGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
ehassrs. Certificates Of Deposit. and Drafts on
EAstsrn Cities, cashed. American gold furnish.
ID at . small premium.
NJ Once over Holtslander's store.
WM. II. TUTHILL.
Upton, Iowa: July lst 1860.
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QUESTION FOR THE CoruIEN TO A.
s,vrp IF it is "uucoustitU9,.L-, t.
take a rebels slave by couJ>cation' Is It
not unconstitutional un to tax the ty41I l., ;
life BY bullet or bsyonet without tF'a' ~
jury? o,o.,;on and
,honld have a di. ect answer. No dOGs.
mo this time, Judge.-Dor. Ga@.
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.s. DURFEE l. TERWY,
Watch RepairerS and jewelers.,

q AGENTS for the best SEWING MA
"a CHIMES in use, and dealers In Musical
Inatru M onts Sheet Music, Italian strings.
=. All orders BY mail for music, sent free up
rscsips of retail price.
:. 00es In Upton. Postoihcs Building;
s''sespal seove, Muse atine, Iowa n9i
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Many capitalists are, it is said, Pu,,
chasing diamond and jewelry - tho oes'
and safest msnner in which they osn 10
.s.. ,su their their money. Married I'die' strong, G.
!" ss. .dH;ss % .noh investments on the part OF
n cir husbands.
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GnriOns ifcnaips.

An interesting discovery las recently
been made at pompcii ia enc Of tie
rooms OF house wa~ found ''"I # si-
yer and corrsr e"i'>. Ih' or n.o'r in
number, which hid been tied VI in q h"c.
At the sane time aud nobr nc >emc epot,
were found two larcn y vrrS, and hcuso
mill Of the ordinary descriptions, to.,t1,-
though bNchcncd and som. ~N~t s',.y''
ed, fully preserving thor ,L''" and INT
little diminished in }:4c "n th" next
morning the ,x"rtjon5 u III" 'Xcav"'ors
were rewarded IL the discovery q SD
oven, the mouth cf which w. e. ~'I by
large iron dor. On "ro"lng Il g door'
loaveS, such AZ they were "rr.,'t"d IN
the oven seventeen hundred and gl1h'y-
three years ego. They wire .&.'! '"o
in number, and in all cAarnct2ri~t'cs Cx-
cept weight and co,cr, precisely f. tNey
came from the bakers hand PreT:,e'
to this time, bat two loavcs had en- dis.
covered. Thcseoaycs are rjreu'@r, ~1out
nine inches IN diameter, rat"'F H. ~.a
indented (cvidentIy "''2 u, ,'1'' -
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/ otal quota of State. under all calls,

Adviccs have been received since the
computation of the above table of addi-
tional men furnished by delinquent coun-
ties as follows, and which are to be de-
Quoted from the number repaired in the
table. 1t will be seen that the county of
Lucas is not subject to this call when
said deduction is made:
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~ Maine paper gives an account
of on aged preacher-ni3ety Eve years
old-who has lately bloomed out with
"pev hair-tbe hair of his you,h-new
teeth, snd new eyes
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Number of men actually raised ty the
state as above 4J993
Deduct those raised since Aug IS, ls62
for old regiments 93i
Men furnished rcg's other than Old l5o59
Deduct men due under quotas from calls
other than for old regiments 4i4OO
Overplus of men voluntarily furnished by
counties, in excess, for regiments
other than old, 1863
Number Of men actually raised as above 4j992
Deduct overplus as above on vol. service 1868
5l334
Add no OF men required for old regiments 1o7l
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A NEW DRAFTING ORDER.
Executive OFFICE, STATE OF Iowa,
Iowa CRY. Nov. 10Th. 1862.

e
Iowa CITY, Nov. 10th, 1862 : |
To Draft Commissioner County Iewa:
Sir Enclosed you will find tabular
statement, showing the number of men
required in your county, to fill up the old
regiments, based upon its actual quota
under the Federal call. and which would
govern if draft were ordered to day.
l have postponed action in the matter
TO, the longest possible time-anxious
not to resort to draft, or anything look
ing thereto. l now, as a last appeal,
propose to your county, to furnish vol
untcers by lst of January, 1868, for the
old regiments to extent of its deliuquen
cy fyou fail to do this, I shall, be con
strained to follow the policy indicated iu
subjoincd letter to the Secretary Of War.
Such voluntc RS will be entitled to ad-
vance pay and bounty.
have now exhausted all means in my
power to avert conscription from this
State, aud the matter now rests with your
own people.
Please assign to each township in your
county its proper quota, and distribute
statement sent herewith to prominent
and Influential men in same, aud urge
upon all immediate and energetic action.
As men are raised, they will report at
once to recruiting officers if one in your
county. Passes with instructions will
be sent you from Adjutant Generals
office.
Special attention is called to following
extracts from letter of Adjutant General
of the Amy, to me, of date Sept. 10Th,
1862: "Recruits for old regiments Of
volunteers for three years or the war,
will be discharged at the expiration of
the time for which the regiment was
originally enlisted
"No order has yet been made for a
draft to fill the old regiments, but when
it shall be made your suggestions will
receive careful consideration. -
SAMUEL j. kIRKwooD.
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Pixies Peak.

=" w. HALL, having returned fro m Pixies
H. Peak. is now prepared TO do any and ALL
KINDS OF COOPERING and Repairing, at his
shop. south Of the Jail
Upton. October 25th. 1850: 7.43m3
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West Of the Court House Sqaare, TiProN, low.

He would respect.
fully inform his
friends and Gus.
toners that he has
on hand a very
Iarge assortment of
Carriage. Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness; Ladies' and
Mems Saddles: bri
Ilaa NJ oil tip1u.
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buggy an team whips a good assortment of
Co1iara &c :, which will be sold nj price. to suit
he times. ncCASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th, 1861.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, STATE OF Iowa,

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, STATE OF Iowa,
Iowa CITY. Nov. 10th, 1852. {
HoS. Z. NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War:
SIR-I have distributed among the
respective counties of the State, their
several quotas necessary to eli up the old
reei- ents, and have given them until lst
January, 1868, to supp ly same by voluu-
tary enlistment. If this be not done by
that time, | shall confidently expect pos.
tive and immediate instruction from the
General Government in regard to my
course of action, either an immediate
draft, or an entire reliance on voluntary
enlistments. Our old regiments need
the men at once, and to prevent disor-
ganization, supply Of men must be speed.
ily furnished, and SHALL, if not forth
coming BY lst January, 1868, be raised
by draft if you SO order.
Your obedient servant,
SAMUEL j. KIRKwooD.
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IL. II AkTON,
E,iUTrERFlELp,
JOHN LEITH,
Committee,

The committee on taxation made re-
port granting the prayer Of s. Yates, as
agent of the Girard Fire Insurance Co.,
and that the taxes be reduced as prayed
for 10 petition, and that tho Clerk OF this
Board make tho necessary correction -
prayed.
On motion, tho report was adopted.
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No. of men under call for old regis, SOO5
" " furnished since Aug ls, 934
Number required

QUOTAS OF COUNTIES
0" 49405 men, asd Dtaributton among
delinquent Counties Of the number re.
qutred for the OLD Regiments (7O7H.
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QUOTAS OF IOWA UNDER FEDERAL CALLS.

QUOTAS OF IOWA UNDER FEDERAL CALLS.
Call for 3 months (75 5,O0O) vols. 2643
i" 100000 men-volunteers, l76l7
July 2, '62, call for 300. 900 vols lO570
Aug. 4, call for 300, 900 men (to be
drafted, but vols. accepted) l0570
Total for volunteers, 4l4OO
Aug Is, 1862, call for men for old
regiments, sooo
Total, SSSVo
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JAMES w. DACLEY,
AT LAW, SOLICITO
J. NJ. LONG Il W. e. DODGE,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Cedar Bluffs. (Gower's Ferry

DIR. r. T.. SMIril. EA
@ URDEON DENTIST. Artificial j|Yy<&:
y Teeth on Vucanizcd Rubber; AI-lD
slso Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
Block Work, if d. sired. Office over ChiIdh'
store, Upton, Iowa. N3n2l
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shreYeport Price-Cnrrent.

MiddIing, DC.
SuGAR-N. 0. brown, 5@l2e. d. h.
MoLAssEs-85 @40cts. - gall.
FLoUR-Texas, 09ets. q 10.
PoRK-Mess, -l055 90 d Dbl
BACoN-Sides, clear, IS@-0c; ribbed, l8@22g.
l8@22c; sugar-cured hams O. Ii.
LARD-l602ac. f3 ID.
SALr-$9 O0@$l0 ~ sack.
WHsKEY--S8 Go@5 90 p gall
oL-Lard, So 10 a . 50 t, gall.
CANDLEs-Star, 4S@5oc. ~ ID
CoRS-5O065c 4] bashel
RoPE--9-c. fP lii.
NMLs-None u kes. IEoS-l0@I3c u It
BAGGING-ky. dc India, &c
HIpEs-5@6c. 44 III
WooL.-2j035cts - H.
LEaTHER.-sole, 80085cts q ID. Upper, ace
scots. II Ii. Harness, 4O@5Gets p h.
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of Mrs. Hearne, T. j. Hearne and his own, that he
work the same until LIST January, 1888.
That VIM. Bayess be appointed oyersecr on
the road from Jacob Hoss lane to Greenwood;
with his own hands, J. Dr. Morrow's, II. Howell
fames Anderson and w. H. G. Hudgins that he
work the same until lst January, 1853.
That Y. II. Jones be appointed oyerseer on the
road from Greenwood to J. A. McRadys; that he
work all the hands heretofore apportoued said
road that he work the same until lst Jan, 1853
That w A. Pegram be appointed oVerseer on
the road from Greenwood to the bridge on the
Marshall road at Eubanks' bayou that he work it
until ! st January, 1868, with his own hands and
all others not apporuoned.
That A. FlournOv, il, be appointed Oyerseer of
the road~from Eubanks bayou to the Texas line;
with his own hands and all others not apportioned
that he work the same until lst January, 1888.
That b. Stovall be appointed oyerseer on the
Walling ferry road from Harrsonburg to the
Texas line; with his own hands, Mrs. Whltworth,
and all others usually worked on said road, that
he work the same until Ist January, 1868.
That Oliver Yealock be appointed overseer on
the road from the Shaw place to Lickskillet; that
he have the hands Of the Shaw place, the Holt
place and all other hands usually worked on same
that he work the same until 1st January 1888.
Ward No. 3.-lhat Thompson Williams act as
overseer in place of Isaac Mckee; that he act
until lst January, 1863, and work the hands APP
poTtIoned said road in June 1861
That all ovcrseCrs on roads in Ward No. ,, APP
pointed in June, 1851 act until Ist Of Jan, 1863
Ward No. 4.-That s. b. Jones act a. oyerseer
on the Shreveport road from the six mile shop to
Shreveport; with hands of Mrs. Eppes lake place,
Mr.. w AIDE, T. p. Palmer, NJ. Watson, G. r. Har-
rison, R. 4. Mead, Henry Allen, H. Hassebrauk,
". Rose, Mrs 5. Taber, Robt. Cain, Mrs. Ward,
l. B. Levisee 4. B. Patterson, J. Danbraun, j.
B. Pierce, $. P Helme, B. +. Logan, i. II. Jordan,
James Crooks, Joseph Vincent, Mrs. Gilpin, Mrs.
A. Nicholson, and all others not otherwise appor-
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Proclamation.
PRor0sr NAosHAL's OFFICE,

Marshall, Texas, May n, 1852 !
Martini Law having been declared in Harrison
county, all dealers IN and retailers Of liquors, of
amy kind and description within the limits Of
said county, are hereby notified that they can
not hereafter sell i'll any manner or shape intox-
icating liquors, except TO regular physicians, for
medical purPoses, upon penalty Of having their
liquors as above described confscated to the
use of the Confederate States of America
All persons engaged in the distllation Of those
liquors are required to close their establishments
for that purpose on, and after the first day Of
June next, under penalty Of confscation OF the
property in said. establishment and the liquors
and materials for it's manufacture found on the
premises WILLIAM BRADFIELn,
Provost marshal
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EXPRESS BETWEEN THE
CON FEDERA ARMY
AND THE CITIZENS or
LOUISIANA AND TEXAS.

TE7HE high waters on the Mississippi river an6
Il tributaries, and the appearance Of the enc
my's gunboats above New Orleans has rendered
it necessary to establish an Express to carry let
tiers to each side Of the river, and particularly to
enable persons on the west bank Of the river to
correspond with their friends in the army.
The undersigned viii carry letters to the army
in Tennessee and Mississippi, at IS cents each
Virginia, 80 cents, each.
The letters win be mailed at a post-ofFce on the
east bank Of the Mississippi Return letters vii
be mailed at the post-oti:e in Shreveport, La, to
bethcnce forwarded to their respective addresses
will visit Monroe, Vernon, Homer, Minden,
Bellevue, Shreveport, Mansfield Greenwood La,
and Marshall, Texas.
Mr. Jones, at the Tcrandah hotel, Shreveport
win take charge Of al letters left with him
Refers to Reuben White
Shreveport, June H. 1862. J. L. HART
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COMMITTED TO THE JAIL

IUW VT Ed TO THE JAIL
-, Or the parish Of Caddo in the city OF Shreyc-
R0 port, a negro man aged about 80 years, 5
Il. feet inches high, Of black complexion,
~ calls himself jerry, and says he belongs to
Capt VIM. Mcmillan of the city Of Shreveport
parish of Caddo, Louisiana
The owner or owners of said negro are hereby
notified to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, Oh he will be disposed
Of as the law directs.
J. B. WEIGH, Tailor
Shreveport, June llth. l862-3t
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COMMITTED TO TUE JAN

COMMITTED TO THE JAIL
GN Or the parish Of Caddo, in the city of
"a Shreveport q negro man aged about -
H. years, feet, inches high; upper teeth
y out and lefteye out, Of black complexion,
calls himself GUss, and says he belongs to John
H. Caldwell OF the city Of New Orleans, La.
The owner or owners Of said negro are hereby
notified to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away or he will be disposed
of as the law directs.
J. B. WEIGH, Jailor
Shreveport, June 4 1S62-at
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Ed EBERSTADT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FAMILY GROCERIES, CONNECTIONS
cry, Wines, Cordials, Fruit, &c,


Texas street, between Edwardsand Market sts.
SHREVEPORT
s3saSsA Has just received from New Or Gps58
&ts4ss leans an extensive assortment of.#seE
~ fresh FAMILY AND FANCY 800
GROCERIES,
CONFECTIONERY, CEYSTALISED FRrTS CANDIES,
CoRDIAIs, Sc, selected in person expressly with
a view of meeting the wishes Of his patrons, and
season including every description of French,
Pickles, Ketchups and Sauces Crystalised fruits,
Fruits put up il their own juice, Brandy Fruits,
Pie Fruits Granberries, Figs Prunes, Citron,
Dates, Currauts Raisins. Almonds, Pecans, FL
bcrts Brazil Nuts superior fresh Candies, Su-
gar Pluns, plain and motto Kisses, LozengeS,
Gum Drops Syrups superior Cakes, fresh Or
angcs, Lemons, Apples, Pine Apples, &c, &c
His supply Of Groceries is very large, consist
ing in part Of Sugar and Coffee, Tea, Chocolate,
Hams Candles, Soap, Starch, Flour, holasseS,
Nackerel, Herrings, Sardines, HOLSTERS, Olives,
Anchovies, Mustard; Soda, Butter and Water
Crackers Goshen, Western, Pine Apple and
Swiss Cheese; Goshen Butter, Lard, Salt, Pep
per- Spices indigo, Sweet and Lard Oil
A superior assortment Of Liquors Of every de
scription. Brandies, Whisky, Gin, Port, MADEIRA,
Claret and White Wines, Champagne, London
Porter Scotch Ale Cider, &C, DC, &c.
TOYS and Fancy Articles OF every description
for children Superior Cigars, Chewing ana Sno-
king Tobacco.
Slippers Confectionery and Refreshments for
Parties. Balls or Weddings furnished at they yer
shortest notice and on the mostreasonable terms,
Shreveport dccl5