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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-01
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-01
Dur simultaneous Ste,eOscOpic Views are
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the rushing Of water, the moving Of vehicles or the
march Of an army does not in the slightest degree affect
the taking Of these views They sold for 50 per
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-01

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in the United States, and perhaps In the world.
CATALoGrE, containing lists Of all our Portraits
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22
British Cruelty in India.

The London Times and the British
press generally that pirate so much about
the barbayous and cruel ,car wsged by this
Government against the rebellious South,
might profit by perusing the following
extracts which we came across in the
Christian Mirror, of September 20, 1857.
II says:
At the risk Of shocking the sensibiliiies
of our readers, we have devoted consider
able space to reports, Of British Investi-
eating Committees, on the cruelties prac-
ticed on the natives Of India by officers
of the Crown and Company. The docu-
ment is reliable, and discovers a savag-
ism superhuman-no barbarous tribe or
cannibal foe can be found capable ofsuch
inventiOns--they are Of hellish ingenui.
ty. In correcting the proof, we have felt
obliged TO erase from the Standards re-
port several specifications of atrocities
too horrible TO expose 10 Christian eyes
The entire account is more worthy a
Catholic Spanish or Portuguese Inquisition
than Protestant British Chritianity.
ENGLISH TEACmEG. - The British
Standard commenting on the British cry
for vengeSnee on the mutinoers Of India.
shows the other side,
Itsays: "Let itnever be forgotten, that,
in the terrible events which have recently
tmnspired in the East, the English have
been the tutors, and sepoys their pupils:
they have only been eXemplifying the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22

that you are afraid 70 help in this holy
enterprise ~
Brigadier MAxEY may possibly be as
tonished, astounded and dumbiounded,
TO learn that the Union army seriously
intends to return, in numbers about three
to one compared with their former force,
and they will not come either I" TO roar
as gently as a sucking dove" They I'M
derstand the feelings, the temper, and
the aaimgs Of traitors a great deal better
than they did before, and they will act
according to their progress in knowledge
We seriously advise the Brigadier not to
attempt to make a wall Of adamant"
out Of sach frail materials as the hearts
Of traitors 70 the Union for the rotten
fabric will tumble TO pieces at the lirst
touch Of the spear Of Ithuriel, that weap-
on OF celestial temper, welded by the
genius Of Columbia.
The appeals of these rebel leaders to
their lettering and staggering followers,
TO dash themselves once more upon the
impenetrable shield of the American Re-
public, is the mere frantic yelling Of
madman, the iabbcring Of an idiot
Gull Of sound aud fury
signiiyng nothing -
And we warn their deluded followers,
that, unless they court utter extermina-
ton, the sooner they desert the black
flag of treason the better il will be for
them The nation is no longer in for
bearing mood and il has not yet put
forth one-half of its strength.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22
From the Dispatch Extra Of yesterday
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE
ROCK CITY GUARDS.

The following list of killed and woun-
ded in the Rock City Guards has been
furnished TO us from information con-
tanned in letter from a private in COM
pany B, written at Harrodsburg, Ky, on
the 18th inst, and may, therefore, be re-
garded as reliable, though it is not a
complete list of the killed and wounded:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22
ROBBERY
$50 REWARD.

E'scAPED FROM THE TENNESSEE
- tertiary, October the llth, 1902 n Convt,
me name of WILLIAM SEWARD. said Saw
a aI twenty-five years Of age five feo ton /,
Has Black Hair-Dark skin and Blno - y"
DAILY poN marked will give thirty dollars 4
apprehension aud delivery 10 mo or his conGne
IN any jail SO that may yet him
'o,t,so JAMES CAYERT
Agent Tenn. penitontia
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22

Department Of the Tennessee.

There appears to be wrong impress
sion in the minds of many as to the ex-
tent Of the Department of the Tenness ee
assigned to General GRANT No por-
ton of this State is included in the new
Department except that portion West of
the Tennessee River; the rest remains
under the control of General BUELL..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22

|
ded in the Rock City Guards has been
furnished TO us from information con-
tanned in a letter from private in com
pany B, written at Harrodsburg, Ky, on
the 18th inst, and may, therefore, be re-
garded as reliable, though it is not a
complete list of the killed and wounded
COMPANY A.
Killed-Lieut. T. B. Lanier, Serg't
Virgins, Charles Hardy, - Clark, and
10 Spence
Wounded Serge 10. H. Sewell, slight
ly; Corp'l Bangstou, slightly w. Ross,
both legs near the body John Carson,
slightly j. Newson, slightly; j. Muir
kin, slightly Henry Lee; VIM. Bryan,
MORALLY Sam. Jones - McLemore
slightly, and Tom. Lucus.
AN the wounded are prisoners in the
hands Of the Federals, except Sewell and
McLemore.
COMPANY L.
Killed--Lieut. John Blakely, Lieut..
Davis, Sergeant Sam. Frazier Eugene
Wharton, 10. McNisb, j. Goodbar, r.
Hamilton, j. Wherry, Morgan Smith and
John Smith.
acknowledgement Steele very badly,
and 10 is feared has since died; Lieut..
Nancy, very badly in the arm; Sergeant
J lanes, slightly in the shoulder; Sergeant
Hardoastle, slightly, in the arm; Corpo-
raj Wallace, slightly, in the ARM COrpo-.
raj j Bruce, badly, in the groin; James
Buckncr. slightly; Charles Buster, NOR
tally, in the head; VIM, Bsyless, badly
A. Moore, badly; Sterling Sherron, in
the leg; VIM. McFerrin, in the breast
w. Driver, slightly, in the elbow; q
Driver, badly, in the leg; @. Cooley,
Slightly, in the left arm; and John Car
ter, in the thigh.
Bayless and Moore are supposed 10
have been taken prisoners. All the rest
of the wounded were taken, except Sergt.
James, Sergeant Hardcastle, Corporal
Bruce, James Ruckner and William
Driver
COMPANY Q.
Killed-Lhut Hampton and Robert
Henry.
Wounded-Capt Wheless, very badly,
and It is feared has since died; Eugene
Caldwell, slightly; Robert Swan, -
Wills, James McNairy, and Frank Les
seur, George Allen, slightly.
sl4ieutenant Colonel John Patterson was
killed in charge made upon battery, |
where a large proportion Of those killed
and wounded in the FIRST Tennessee reg
iment tell.
Capt. Jack Butler, Of company G, rail
road Boys,) was killed, aud the writer Of
the letter says more of that company
were killed and wounded, but he could
not recollect their names
The writer says the lrst regiment went
into the action with between four and
1--we hundred men, and lost ever half in
filed and wounded.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22

Some Of the largest guns brought here
from Fort ZoLLICoFFER, have been I'M
spiked within the last few days, and
placed on our Notifications, where they
arc ready to say "Good Morning" to the
enemy, whenever they may see fit to pay
us a vista
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22

General DUMoNT, former Commander Of
this Post, has been elected to Congress
from Indiana.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22
DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DIspAspS

49, DR. KING, formerly OF New Yorh :
Tho last four years Of Louisville. <
All WHO has devoted bic attention.
the ifetmenl of nrlvee disessca for 90 yoarf dat4
himself having attended 90 . prsclice Tor 81 ma,
3eafsi ata cured 90 macy th0Asandf be IL enabled
cure OF Gaess1s NJ private nature, 40 matter Id
bal they nay be from inlgoloAus uefciai tFoatrnef
o. rom uegoet Of iheiruwu. Or. Kingia DispengayV
Va ~ tad 1rck street, between fharry aud tosras,
eovnd slory' whore be CURES sH diseases n = pfiVs
nature.
GODorhea cured without nausoous medieiuea a,
srierenCo with business
structures Of old or recent date, onootuallv oB,.o
rev days, BY an operation which Causes po ~
Who're Structure exiBts health cannot BE- ep,5va
Perhaps 20 disease causes more mischief and 49,.
mines tie Constitution 90 much
syphilis, with all the diseases Of the akin g,o,.l
Out Of neglect Or bad treatment, Gao BE- ehsctr.Si
sufed In STEW days
6siHtldi WsGi7isff -farticulgF entlon havtn. =
given 70 ihin diseahc and al tbe c0naoquanoae ggo
ont ~ 10. brought Ga 10 many cases b. he d..,'I
habits Of uconf dffate youths and exca.aive =,
gtooe of No nafnfnsi neglect or which viii rrSs
mine toe constitution rendering the ruhloas ana, ~
pusnefs % n04'eiy ami eng premature Ola ~. ~
fcnller Who may BE- .aisGrInF with aBy difIe,. -
he Womb nay flft ASSURED Immediate relier -'-'
Persons read ~ abrnad. BY whiting md rt-tt,..
case win afoe af0ioeod, direct 70 ~. A. Ring H. !
De4aers stfeei Meanwhile, ltnn., viii have ~ 49,
gary nedicirof ffrt W ihef Eafraaa. 0isa -.
ron oc.Del lf q mDfninr antl 10 tks eg.,t..
siyiq-ttf~ft
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22
House Servant Wanted:

| WISH 70 HIRE A SERVANT GIRL. n
married, who u capable Of doing aii Kinds
house work. lie best oi references viii Be roanir
Apply At No. - Market street, opposite The Wal
aug20-t
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
Sllcrin',s Sale.

\ NOIiCE Is hereby given that In pcrsunnse 10 an
o. ordet OF sale inaGo b. the Coutt Of Common
I!eas Nithin and ior the County Of Hglmes, Ohio,
~ lt- N3veinoet term, n 1861, In Cause In sal
lH9rt wherein Peter Hammond ~ Admihistrator
samuel Is; Crawford is defendant, will offer for
sale OF public Auction at tho n An door of III,
court House iu the town Of Millersburc, In ,aid
Holmes Counts, Ohio.
On NoHdoy, he l0h dag Of February, A. d. lsG
nt o'clock, =. w. of said dny, the following REM
Ettntc. bi q and being in said CountJ of holme
Ohio, to.wit:-1hc west half 0f tho north west
quarter Of .cctiOn number sixtcen, township thir
teen ut range thirteen. IT school lands, estimated
10 coniriu eighty accrs. more Or less.
ALSO,
the wosi part of the cnst bnlf of The north west
teen. Of range thirteen, lnet and bounded MS fol.
of said half quarter section; thence south ono
degree. east one hundred and sixty perohes 10 a
post az the south west corner of said one-half
quarter section thence north eighty nine degrees
east twenty-five perchcs and thirteen links 70 a
posi thence north one degtce. west one hundred
and ixij pclches 10 post on the north limo OF said
onc.hnl quarter section; thence south eighty nine
degrees. west twcn'J two pcrchcs TO the place Of
beginning, containing twenty-two md fifty one
hhndrelths ncer' Of land, ordered 10 be sold as
nioIesnid ~ the property of said samuel u. Craw
ford. upon nn order of sale iseuod by said Conrt
and 10 nc dlrccte ~ Sheriff Of said County.
JOHN FRENCH, sheriff.
Ian. O. 2-uiCwJs5I5
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
Letter from Capt. VOTncs' COlm
phny.

CAMP OF GOTH BRIGADE, Corn REGIMENT.
HALLS GAP, Ky, Jan. 2G, 1862.
B Ro. JAMES A. EsTML Dear sir, am
happy to have the time and privilege of ad-
dressing you few lines on the SQUARE about
the condition OF our Reg't. | suppose you
are not aware that we have lost our almost
invaluable Colonel. Suffice it to say that W
have. Col. Harker was called to his com
mand in the regular army last Thursday. We
have, however, valuable substitute in his
stead. (Lieutenant Colonel French.) He
has proved to us that he Is in every respect
capable OF filling the pos sition of Commander
of the Regiment There has been a petition
signed by all the commissioned officers Of the
Regiment and sent to Gov. Tod for his ad-
vancement to that post. | think there can
be no doubt but that Holmes county will fur.
nsh at least one Colonel for the U 5. Army.
Nothing that | can see will now prevent it
unless it should occur to some one that French
was and is a true and loyal Democrat. Some
of our worthy Republicans might urge some-
thing Of this kind against him, thereby pro-
curing us a commander Of whom we knew no
thing, thereby compelling us to to be under
the immediate control, probably, of one not
capable. l have not much time to devote to
writing as the Brigade is out every day in
force building road from this point to Som.
erset which will be ready for use in a few
days, OF our march to this place the general
condition OF the boys, and the secesh horses
equipments, &c, l shall at some future date
give you a slight sketch. | saw two of Capt
Tanneyhill's men this morning. They are
in camp twenty-three miles from this likewise
building road. The health of the Regiment
is good, more particularly in Co. F.
remain yours, as ever, S.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
The 9th Regiment.

We learn from good authority the men and
officers of the 9th Regiment are very much
dissatisfied with Col. BURsTENB1NDER. He
hss been in this country but about five months
and he is necessarily ignorant of the Gust oms
and disposition of American soldiers. He is
charged with being both tyrancal and igno-
rant. Lieutenant Coloonel VoRHIs, of the
9th, should be the Colonel of the Regiment
He is an excellent man and an efficient officer,
and he is held in high esteem by his men
beside that he did more than any other man
toward getting up the Regiment.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06

ma, rwchty five 70 sixty dollars and cxpenses per
month wiz be paid b. the Erie Sewing Machine
Machine. Thi. is a new Machine and 70 simple in
t. construction that child can learn to Operate
u b. hall an hours Instruction j. il equal to NJ
family Sewing Machine in use. and they take the
premium over the hfty and one hundred dollar
Machines. The Company wish to employ agents
in every county in the United States Address for
particulars. Erie Sewing Machine Co. X. James,
General Agent, Malin, Ohio.
DELIRlCM IREHESs.-For this, the most awful Of
oil Complaints by ts cause and b. its effect, fnds
a sure remedy IN lluuuewcll's Tolu Anodyne. 50
marked was its effect on a violent case. that a
phy stefan remarked that 1T M ght cause drunken.
ness, By tue ease with which it cured" The
giving Of opium actually Rggrcyatcs the ease re.
produces coulter deiirum. and it requires NJ
argument to prove that this II stop TO cure. This
contrast Of the AnOdyne with preparations o
opium, We ask to be proved b. all, and are wllin.
to reston results alone Read the pamphlet. anC
FOLLOW dIlectlyns cArelully. See Mlyerti .nment
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
SIieriM's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that | will offer for
y sale at public Auction at the north door Of
the Court House. in the town Of Milersburg, in
the CouutJ Of Holmes, Ohio,
On MoHdoy The l0th dayof February, Il. D. 1869,
at O'Clock. P. NJ, Of said day the following Real
Estate, j. ing and being in said Holmes County,
to-wit:-1hc south half Of lot number eight, SUBJ
division number one in the first quarter township.
township number nine Of range number seven
containing frty acres Of land ordered to be sold
the property Of George llites upon proceedings
h. fyrclose a mortgage thereon in the Court Of
Common pleas within and for the said Holmes
COUNT. in a cause wherein Peter Biggs now plain
tg and George Htcs and others now defendants,
in persuance tO an order Of sale issHed Dy said
Court Of Common Pleas and to me directed as
Sheriff Uf said COUNTY. -
JOHN FRENCH Sheriff.
Jan. 2, ! C2-ni6wjs3 IS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
Sale of Real Estate.

0N THE 10Th pArOF FEBRUARY, \. D, 1861
" at o'clock. p. NJ. at the door of the Court
House. in the town % MillersbuTg. in the county
Of Holmes. and state Of Ohio, will be sold to the
highes bidder at bubble auciion tho following Ieal
--:..sa, :, n. ana pcng in said Holmes County, to-
wit-eing part Of the north east quarter Of section
ten in township eight and range eight bounded and
destribed follows. beginning at a po I on the
north line Of said section fy rods east of the north
west corner Ofsad section thence east on the nekS
said section sixteen chains and twenty two links
thence south forty five minutes west sixteen chains
and ffty links thence south twcntynine degrs west
four chains and fifty link: thence south seventytw
and \ half degrees west twenty chains and thirty
two links thence south eighty mine and fourth
degrees east thirty links thence south forty
FIVE minutes west twenty chains and forty links
thence north eighty nine and fourth degrees west
twelve cha rs and eleven links thence south forty
five minutes east sixty One chains and twenty .ono
links to the place Of beginning containing eighty
three acres and sevcnty-hve hunudredths of an
acre more or less, subject to the dover estae of
Sarah Spurgen therein assigned to her by metes
and bounds. -
Terms Of sale; one-third cash in hand, one tn ird
in one and one-third in two years with interest
from the day Of sale, to be secured by mort gage
On the premises sold. - - - -
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
Jan 2 I562-n4GWj3j25
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
SAVE YOUR HORSES.

We take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Linimcnt as n valuable and in
dispcnsa bic article for Sprains SOers, Scratches
Calls on Horses. Our men have used it for severe
Pains, and all say it acts like magic. We use no
other Linimeut."
J. W. HEWITT, Foreman, for
American, Wells FargO's and Hardens's Express
Gentlcmcn:-"l had n negro man worth 81 900
who took cold from a bad hurt, and was useless for
over n year; | had used everything could hear Of
without benefit, until tried the Mustang Lini.
ment, it has perfectly cured him, and | can now
take the above for him"
Yours, &c.
JAMES DORRANCE,
Every Planter, Tenmstcr and Family should have
this invaluable article. Each wrapper will here
after bear the signature of D. Barnes, Proprietor,
and G.. w Westbrook Chemist wi tn the words
Trade" Mark, in two Medallions Of the Federal
currency. Beware Of counterieits. 1t is sold By
eta bic dealers everywhere. Buy Of none other
ID. 5. BARNES Co., Prophet ors, y y.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
Marriage License.

During the month of January the Probate
Judge issued marriage license to the following
parties: Michael NJ. Lauver and Margaret
Stanly, Ulrich Oppliger and Cath arine Holm
Ashbury Snow and Hannah A. NJ oore, Jack.
son Maxwell and Isabel Minser,. Abraham
Christopher and E. Buckman, Jacob PARCEL and
Sarah E. Mackcy, A. r. Gould and Margaret
J. Owens, Joseph Phillips and Mary Winkly.
and Conrad Shoup and Mary j. Shreve.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
At Home.

Hon. D. S. Uni came home Saturday last
on visit to his family. He looks natural as
"a basket of chips" but has somewhat i'm
proved in flesh on Columbus "fodder.' He
has little hopes of any good thing coming out
of the present Legislature. The interests OF
Holmes county are safe in Mr.. UnL's hands so
far as they can be secure in the hand of any
Democrat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
A Good Move.

Some of our citizens are now taking the
right plan to get up good Fairs. A Joint
Stock Company is organizing with a capital
of $4,000, distributed in shares of S25, for the
purpose Of buying and fiting up Fair Grounds
The lands heretofore talked Of, belonging to
Mr.. ARMSTRONG WoLGAMoT, is settled on as
the location. BY this arrangement our ooun
ty will not be behind others in the matter OF
Fairs, and those who take stock are making
an investment that will pay them well. II
will be but few years until the stockholder:
get back all their money, anG after that it will
be a source of annual income to them. Col
RUSSELL WHEATON is the moving spirit il
this matter. His well known energy, indus
try and integrity will insure success in thi.
enterprise, as in all Others he undertakes.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
TIMELY WARNING.

Every mother should be prepared to act in the
capasiy Of both nurse and phy scian to her chill.
drcn she can, If she will, discharge these duties
docs not, she ought to know that there il mcdi-
cine prepared b. old nurse and female phy hysican,
which has stood the test for MANY, MANY years and
il the most perfect thing on earth for children
tccthng; 1t ais cures Wind ChOlic, Dysentery.
DiarrhWa and is sure to regulate the bowels. We
sty to every mother do not let your pref udccs Or
the prejudices of others, stand in the way Of the
relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure-to
follow the use Of Mrs. WINsLOw's Soothing Syr-
rup. il j. sold every where. at p cents bottle
Nfnn. Il Cndnr strnnt Now Nnrk
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
Another Soldier Dead,

young man named of Crow, of Berlin
Township, member ofCapt. ALLEN s company,
18th Regiment, recently died in Ken lucky
OF Typhoid fever, and was brought home on
Friday last. He was an exemplary young
mau.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Thomas ii. ltain.

We regret that our efficient County Treas
urer has beer taken from the duties of his Of
fee by an attack of Typhoid fever. fIo is,
however, on the mend, and occasi onaly visits
his official sanctum.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-06
Settled.

The big slander case, SARAH Lowe VS..
HENRY HERALD, which was expected to be
tried at the approaching term of the Court Of
Common Pleas, has been settled by the par.
ties. The terms of settlement are not made
public. The settlement was very sensible
thing. Most oflawsuits might and should be
settled