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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
EXCISE TAX.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
" persons have been appoin Ell Assistant Assessors
pr ing the SIKH ASSESSMENT District OF The State of
diana.
MARION coU>rY.
District No. l-Leonidas NJ. Tn pp>, indianapolis.
Tnsnshipr-N ar ep, Ltwretce, W sshing-
ton, Fix and north haf # Center.
District No. 2-John Stanph. indianapolis.
Town hip>-Perry, a. eaiur. WaNne. and
south half Of Center. including out lot
Nc. 10 m tue CITY OF indianapolis.
HANCOCK c"usTY
District No. b ,ndrew True H,rt. G eenheh.
T"wnshi,>-C c. inter-, Back Creek, Sugar
treek aud vern.n
District No. 4-Jobn Quincy Hatfield, tleveland.
Towns ip--- Bran ~ wine Blue River,
Jackson. Brown, AMI Green.
SHELLEY COUNTY
District No. 5-Sidnry Robertson, wadron.
To~uship~-wa hington, y DIE. Liberty
Union. Hanover. Marion, and Van Buren,.
District No CIV llis Wills. slelhyvllle
Town>h p~-Adaison Jackson. Hendricks
Sugar Greek, b 'niywiie, and Moral.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
District No III ~ Clarke. Edinburgh
Town higS-Hlue River. Nineveh, Hens
ley. and Union.
Distric. No. s-Lafs,e lie W fletcher, Franklin.
Town hip~-FranAln, Clarke, Pleasan',
and White River.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Di let No 9-wiliam Craig. Msrtinsville.
Town-hip,--l:ay, j. fer on Baker Wash
insfan. Green aud jackson.
District No. lo-Nafhan Gilbert. Mo- e-ville.
Iown>hip Adams, Monroe Brown, Mad
ison. t.raiy, and Cay.
.RICKs COUNTY.
District No lis. Hadle,, lanville
Tow n-hips 4 mon. Eel River. Marion,
CI,y Fianhlin and wesi half " Center.
District No. I2-- Alien Hes Danvle.
1owu>hips-Midde. Brown. Washington.
Gu lord, Livery. and ea,t hal Of Cen
WILLIAM \. kRAf>llaW.
Assessor sixth District
Indiaranol's Sent. 10 1852 ull- 81
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Plnning Him Dow

The Harrisburg Union publishes Il responsible
letter from Washington, announcing the passes
son by the writer OF positive proof that Horace
Greees. AT the beginning OF this civil STRIFE,
told number OF his frends thnt lie WAS ia avn.
at the tin Al separation OF the Northern from the
Southern hiltof the Republic.
The writer adds that it Gi eeley, or any one of
his responsible friends. dare deny the truth oil
this. he l. prepared To bring forth the proof
We have never doubted that the Tribune an !
lis conductors we're disunonsts at he ,ri; udeed
that PAPER openly advocated secession: tut this
de'elopements further prool OF the fact
\ ct the Tribune pretends 10 be in favor OF
whit il calls war for the Union. "-Hartjord
Times
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HAPPIN ESS OR MISERY {?
THAT Is TIE QUESTION

uh II III VI u Z IVNl
1--WE pril,rrtor~ q the -'l'ARiSrAN sBf~ET OF
woNDFR> AvATONY and MkDicINF.- have
determine. regardle-s 81 eNu@n 20 -ur. fre tr The
benefit nj ring hum mir 'UR q 'her most M
cfiv~ and Interesting Ire Mara ard its
ID qualification. N'rv a. LEI 'y. Premature Decline
e Manhood. digestion. Weakness Depression. to~s
Z fn' and Vital Pwer. the t,rrsf Social fHf. ard
hose Nsiadie> which result fr''m you hui foll - T.
e>ses q MaturitN. lgtsrance q Phv>ic y sni Ma
'ure's Law Thee invaluable Lecure- havr b-en she
O. eughiening and saving thousands. anc viii e
iei IRE the ciTt q four stsrp>. BY sddi.s~
ing >fCR TARN PsEIsI CAE>Er ANsrxY ssp
MEDICINE, 563 broadway. New York. ie2a-di,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

By our special dispatches from 5 ringheld il
will be seen that the Democratic State cenven.
tou had . nlo-t harmonious and profitable ses.
sion Yesterday. The nominations were made
With enEiIe unaBimty, ami the re-oln'ions will
commsnd the appreciation Of all Union loving
and lac abiding PEOPLE The nominations are:
James 5 Alien, of Crawford county. Tor
Representative in Congress Coz the State at
large
Alexander Starne, Of Pike county. for State
Treasurer.
Rev. John r. Brooks. Of Rock Island county.
for Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
We submit that thee are nominations emf
neftiy nj 10 he made. Mpre unexceptionable
men could not have been pr--ented. and none
vho could command larger popular vote.
We applaud the coss, eHtion Tor the manner in
whirh f has done IL work = Chicago Times.
The foilo~ins is the substance Of the resolu-
lions adopted:
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AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRIA6Ei
NvHE undersigned will seId free b. mail the sure
means OF preventing conception. No drsigS me.ii
cines EUr DIscnsksY. circua ar With particulars
sill be sent 10 any Addres by inclo-ing cent
lamps book containing all the know edge ref-rr
aud .evera private receiiaS. Pf.TFs will he
20 ANY tame or address YOU may wish by Inciosing
dollar.
Medicine. French Pm will he for dollar per
COX. Iii very in il EFFECTS Address
Lock Box No. go indianapolis.
jy l9-d6m A.. FOUGHT.
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Democratic Union State Ticket.

Democratic Union State Ticket.
ron SECRETARY or uArr,
JAMES 8. ATHoS.
OF Marion County.
SoR xUDIros ov STATE.
JOSEPH R1sTINE.
OF Fountsin County.
roR TREASURE ov STATE.
MATTHEW L. BRETT,
OF Daviess County.
voa ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR HORD.
o. Decatur County.
goa nfroRrEa OF surnrsE COURT.
MICHAEL c. KERR.
o. Floyd County.
soE SUPERINTENDENT ~ PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
SAMUEL L. RUGG.
Or Allen County.
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MEDICAL,
e NFID ENTIA j..

YOUNG MN WHO HAVE ~
- - .-<s ~ X y fhrni>. I've ~ crrfsln -rcrei
81 go hahifs. which mfr them Tor ha- ia-~s,
EtsE pleasure % The aufirs ~ niarrir0h ne.
sj<~~y sl~o. m'dd--ared and oh mri' ~ho,
rom the foll@s of youth ,fhsr CAUSE. fre debility
In svancc ~ their year heor~ placing themselves ~
Ter The treatment II any one, shauld rr~i read
THE SECRET FRiFND."
Married isdi~s learn something of importance
peru>iuE Tax >xcExr FKIsxD."
sent sny address lied envelope. rec iTfsf
Fer Cents.
DR. SIT ART CO. can ~ Consulted al di-eas~. 81
private ur cpnftenfisi rsture. fftm " TOR ~,
sunday r. N L. n A. , their once. y" u ha-t
Third tret. uptsir. tet~crn Nam and Sycamore. cp-
onse the iienrie Housr.
Al irr~s DIR CfIAS A SIT afI A CO.
nch2i -dkwly -is-'e2 Cincnusfi.sieio
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The Knights OF ,.e Golden Circle.

The Knights OS the Golden Circle.
BOSNLR, ia the last number of ms Ledger, de
picts class of enemies of the country Tho are
almost ii not quite dangerous to the good
cause IA are the rebel, in arms-"the Knights of
the Golden Circle of Public Plumber
Suddenly order Of grandees has sprung
mp among Us. Its members, like ID ,uglaS Jer
r'lds bdnknOte man, seem To lie m rde OF money.
They Purchase brown stone palaces and cram
them with splendid humrery, set up gorgeous
eqnpageS, and AT once amaze the lie ais and re
Jo'ce the he 'rts OF watering place laHiuris with
Their lavish expenditures. Their wives AMI
daughters are luminous with diamonds. AMI lead
ing de,ers IN COSTLY Injuries declare that The %
tronage OF this new ari>tocracy mu,e Than c"m
Pensates them for the falling off IN their General
custom. occa>lOned by the war During the
summer ) r'tOga, Newport. Cape M,,, and the
hotels AT Niagara. have beer, favored with the
presence OF Il race Oi mushroom .hihcns.
whose faces were never before seen in those 10
cali les.
no are these impos NJ personages and whence
do they Gomez The que>tinn l. e tsily answered.
for there is no mystery about re r antece Tents
They are Knight oil the GoIdem Circle OF Public
Plumber the progeny OF corruption aud the heirs
o. shame. There Is Peacock Shoddy, Esq to
whose stacks of "sreenback>" clngs the curse
battle in rags, that he might roll in riches. There
is Mr. SPAWN. who has made cool million by
suppl, Wing the Government with war horses re>h
from the tow paths OF canals and the SHIFTS of
clam carts. There is the Honorable Fungus
rilch. the ship manager. whose pc, kets are
double lined with utfiria! and private percentages
or the oi sundry hulks purchased at Il lures
onethird above their m irkpt value There j.
Highl"w Vamp. Esq the Iirh shoe contractor.
who Furnished foot gear Tor the ch rlnioiis ct the
iepubc. ONLY one degree less worthless IN IN hi
own sorlid soul But why 20 on It'll The lit Il
v'mnyre>?-their names and deeds would fiji
columns; and they record where du
cannot he thrown ii.to the eS e. of usiire We will
not attempt To complete the it,lnsue here
These are new patrcitn>, fresh from the accO
li!e of inf nv Same of them. We are told
sport coats OF arms on their carriage pannels
harness and plate Allow u IT, suggest bit of
bazlnr, that would suit them nli VIZ: cross
beam sinister, and "a nou>e ''pruIer."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

ID AEFR'S FRFMiUN CHoCOitFF.-FtkF FHt.
ID PtHETs Cot.a israris Fr-f.rh. unfnfr,,sfhsc srf
Vanilla Choytla'e- warranted rua' 90 qnah SD naFor
~ Pan Ch.ces'e; have sio h 'e-t ~ rvrr tfe-
guarfsr~ n c-nturv I'D Tr'no pref " al ~ho
hsv ossce f-st IN 60 - ~up~rioF - any tfher
NAM sCiured b, ". Baker Co. 81 their MI 10 Dor
chest~r Ma and 80 <sie fheir Bra ca lrp"t 70
al Fuion street. New York CIV. I'D By 6r,cers and
ueslcrs generally tar ughoul the rtion.
Aadre-- n. l.. PiFFCF.
Jel0 d3H az Fulton ~tr~. 4 Nv fnrE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
EnrOllillentS.

sE- The preie ended Unionsts of Pennsvlvania
have nom mated rhaddeus Stevens tor Congress:
and the same party in Indiana have nom mattel
George W. Julian. JEFF ID wis l. a better Union
man than either of them Louisville Democrat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
The situation.

The conviction was y-sieldas forced upon our
MI tars H"thHit'e- that tie reefs we're mass I,g
tie i1ree> nj 10 tri miles Oi THE ciis viii tie
purpose ot Htt'ckne %. Ii = be ere,i that they
'htEe Tore Ut ieiings fifteen iiun~fnd. Tie
wlid rnsnsrs h,ang that thes htye forty ur hlty
tnti--'i"i me" aye ai,-uni Such -tor Hfe AZ
~at- IA rrsulafiun IA such um-s We hisea
'e'y Considerable arm, over tie river, with he'vy
artillery, and otherwise weil provided. There
are some officers with US Who have not the con-
hdence "f the public. but NE have many Who
veil known 10 be reliable We have the com
mander of the Department. Gen. Wright. the
dashing soldier Cen Lew Wallace. and Gems
REYNOLDS. Morris and Love, of Indiana, al of
established military reputl ton. We may. there
lore, hrmiy hold the opinion thtt II there j. an
engagement. the men will be handled in good
style IL l. tue that most of cur troops aIe raw
that l. TO say they have not seen serv &C. But
the. are hshting men. Better men er HI eli
the rank OF an army than Iho>e vino are defend
ing our Ines
Our raw regiments fought well at Richmond.
Kentucky Seven regiments with>toOd the at
tack %. three tunes their number tor nrtny hours
he testimony OF our euem e. - that they mtde
good hight. IL they bad had the advantages OF
the ground aud ct tie pits. aud %. siese guns IA
Position a. our men have the river. the enc
NY never would have possessed the rich country
o. kentucky. We have now a force numerically
SUP To that Of the enemy. IN position On
ground c,refully selected and which We have
been terrifying tor ten days. The presumption.
therefore. Is, that we mly Circulate that the
chances of success If the enemy advances ,JOn
our line, are decidedly in 81 r Iasor
The di~pO-ition IN 'de OF the troops over the
river, le-ie.day. We assured Competent au-
thonty, was excellent. The rfmy j. ia good
share. Generals Reynolds Morris aud Lave ATE
COMMANDING divisions. and their presence H. im-
valuable. giving confidence TO the troops. Gen.
Wright was ia his saddle all day overlooking OPP
eratUns DE is confident of his abit, to whip
Kirby Smith handsomely, it an attack is made.
-Cya CommsrciaI
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NOTICE.

DRCh IOK >ALE-lnquire Of
I'D seps-d2w McNERN'N d PIER f.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12
MAR RE q.

CUNNIN6HAM-CHA MBfRS-At Christ church in
this city, "Wednesday evennK the 10 int, ~ Rev.
J.. ~ Rlss, hector Of ST. Ihns On rch sfa, etc. Ad-
jut mt Frank CunIi CHAM 10 Miss Ria Chambers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-12

10A BAGS Old Java Coffee;
1nll BAGS Rio Coffee;
$50 8'AFs Ground Coffee Do in Pa
IN BAGS Roasted Coffee.
Hnn CHESTS and Hal Chests Gunpowder. Young
~OO HyssH, Hyson SSH, ard Oslsng Teas, very
cheap:
A ISTCE, Cas-is Gloves, Cinnamon sud . general
II of Spices suitable retail trsde Black
and Casenn' Pepper For s,le low nv
kUGER a CALDWELL.
65 East Washington ST
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BAKERY.
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NOTICE is h~reby given that tbe following named
v persons have been appon Ell Assistant Assessors
The -evrral ASSESSMENT D~rIctS named below,
pr ing the SIKH AsessIeni District OF the State VI
diana.
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Clinton Aobtrtlsrr.
Agents for the At.vertiss r

A ADVERTI~iNH AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
n Nes,rs. KENNEDY X O'DoNoGHCE. General
Advertising, Collecting aud Commission agents,
As Olive street St Louis, Mo-, are oar Accredited
A gent. in that city. and they are authorize" to
receive Advertisements for the Upton ADvkE-
II SER. and cole Il bills for the same:
:. :. DANIELS, Publisher
- M,rrrr & kPBorT. Of New York. are au!h
ized to receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
VII l. BcySETr s; CO.. oF New York. are authot-
ICED to receive advert ,e mentS 10Y the ApvsRTsER
:. .R,rUruv. of Pioneer, is aU,h"r e. :" receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER. ard receipt Tor the
same.
sCpIvEN. 9dp.rtising .sgent. GO Dear
corn street. Chicago aatkoriIed 10 receics fdocr-
isrmsms for this aud Ell ths Leading papers Of the
A'Urth Uest.
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An Iowa Traitor among the Rebel Pris.

Among the rcbe; officers captured at
Fort Henry Is young man nan ed Geo
Il. Jones, who commanded an artillery
comp'ny lie is a renegade Nor,hcrn'r,
ros.den, of Dubuque. Iowa. and sou
Of lIon. Geo. W james, late minister to
Bogota, and BOW prisoner ii, f. Lafay-
cite. The Fort Henry correspondent Of
the n Y. Times says the son is young
man " no never did anything in particu.
lar, except to use suh.i>terca from the
fortunes which his father earned, or ra,h-
er gained from the prop'c of Iowa; yet
the moment the war broke out, he. to-
eether with half dozen other fellows
from Dubuque, bolted South, and offered
his services to the rebel government. lie
has always lived North, has been sup.
ported by the North, (throueh his father)
and turns against the country which has
led him at the very frst opportunity 10
rate bis band against his patron aud
supporter 4 large nunhsr nf his .o~p..
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es5~ Upton was represented at the
Fl. Don''son Gg'' by S. \ Belts, : g.
Chambers. G. Ford and Shropshire. who
were in the l4ih Iowa. BITS received
a rebel bullet in his cartridge hax, and
Ford had the bu,k o. his bet grazcl
by one. We have not heard of the "nsr,
row escapes of tn" othcr<, but believe
they were unharmrd.
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g." The rush of hundred, Of humane
and loyal citizens to the relief of the
wounded at Fit. Douel.on was wonderful.
At Cairo Gen. McCullum commenced re.
cciving dispatches from town after town,
city after city, State after Ssatc, of the
coming of delegations until he cxclain.
ed that he would be more puzzled what
t. do with the nurses than with tho
wounded. The train which went into
Cairo Tuesday night after the battle con
sisted of over to'ty ears densc'y packe,
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r-Onr troops have advanced to Cum.
terand Gap and taken it, finding it de-
serted by the rebel garrison. Relief has
thus come to East Tennessee. Persons
who have arrived from there for the las,
two weeks have agreed in their state,
mcnts that the rebels had aLandolc cd that
portion Of the State, We may thus hear
in few days that the important conncc
zion between Richmond and Nev o.
leans. via Knoxville. has been cut fl.
Holding the secession serpent by the
middle, we may batter his head and tai
without further formali:y- Chicogo Tri-
hue. 24M
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Amen are smou.. the >o.uiers who captu,e d
him. and they became so indisnan, At
finding this young ."arte at Ibis pIac',
ready 10 train his GUNS upon his f"rm' r
associates, that thej llya>~vd tie prorri.
ETY. OF shooting him Wiser c1un~~'s,
however, prevailed, I'D he is left to en-,
joy his in'amy undis'urbcd. -Chi J~ur.
nal
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Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
And all we ask is q fair trial Read the followin
IMPORTANT EAC1,s,

And all we ask IS fair trial Read the fUllOwin q
IMPORTANT FACTS
FACT No. 1:-rhis Company being daily licensed.
their Machines are protected a.rainst in.
!ringements or litigation.
FACT No. 2-Ihcsc Machines make the lock
siI'ch--d!ikc On both sidcs-and use A little
less than half a. much thread and 81 k as thu
chain or loup-stch machines
FACT No. 3-ihrse Machines are better adopta1
than any other sewing machines in the mar
kcttp tue frequent changes and almost end.
less variety o. sc"lHG required IN a famiIy
They viii sew from one to twenty thicknc.-
ses # Marsrilles without stopping and make
every stitch perfect. They Will even sew
from the finest < uze to the he West CLOTH
and even st"ut. hard leather without oh ,ns
ing The iced needle. nr tension, or MAKING
any adjustment Of machine whatever. isnnt
sHth u IN thihe best adapted to family use !?
and If BEST adapted 10 family usr why nor
every var'et, of light sewing man lfar.
lure! For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, we recommend our larger sizes
FACT No. 4-Th"se Machines Ii. Ike the most
elastic seam OF any srwlng-macnne IL Use
II fact at very great Importance in SEWN,
elhrilc goods. 81 goods OF any kind. on bias
FACT No. NO Airhine is more Durable or
more supple in its construction. or mare
easily understood. fhr reputation Of these
machIn"s wherever used will Iuiiy dem IN.
. stra'e each ofthc above FArTs.
FACT NJ" 6-Thcsc Machines took The Highest
'1h,hih at the Franklin Institute, phiii..
1e'pAa.
FACT No. These Machines took the lIi~h,s.
premium 1.-THE New jersey StIte Fair
FACT No H-Thcsc Machiu took III. Iii.hest
Medal N the Nmericaa Institute. in In, civ
OF New York, together with the Highest
:. Ffrm'nm for Tue ine >eNiHg-M work
FACT No. 9-i'hrse Mach iurs took both The Hi oh
est licmiums Al the Mechanics Fair. Utica
N Y.
FACT No. l0-Thesc Machines can dn tn. SANE
thing generally. VIII never properly exh bit.
ea IN composition with other iirstcl.>, sew.
ing Machines But we have space tor ONLY
one FACT moro--it is the most important
Fact of all.
FACT No. LIVE marrart epery lr1chi,. ,,s sell
90 gre ntTTER snt'Sficti"a than any other
SH'c"g Machine ia the MARKET or m,,usy -,
fudI "''''Y 20
Address
TO- xnklo = Lyon Sew ms NJ a chino Co
lSnxImSl W h22 R.n -. =. -. -.
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pT A meeting for the election Of Off
GERS of the Upton Library Association
will be held at the office of s. Yates, esq.
County Judges oicc) on next Monday
evening at I O'clock.
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Es5- SIMMONS. the Artist. will leave
here on Mond'y the l0th Of March, for
Mechanicsvilie and other towns Every
Eoiy here, and there, should bear this
in mind and act accordingly.
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I1- Those who would like to earn a
little money, these hard times, will read
the new advertisements headed, Re-
ward" and "Sto,en.'
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Atsy'!

NTDTltE is Ecrchy given that 1T the February
- Tenn Of The County Count Of Cedar cou!l:y.
lowe. "organ Koahu was appointed Gua,dian
to !acn" Beck, minor heir Of Cu.nlrinc Beck
deceased.
}. Belts, County JUDGE
linton, Feb Cd. ! &. .--aln3
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FL K C7$ PGn L

RI W. HALL. having rcfurne fro N Pike.
. Peck IL n"N "lrrttcG to do any and ALL
KINDS OF CnppfhIN' and Rep,iring. at his
.hnr. south Of the jail.
Upton October 18th. 1860: 7.i3n3
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- II. MAIIONY 4 BRO.
R / A | |. 9 |, 5

WE door below Myers lIarawnr- store Al
swoi k entrusted to our care ,.i,, ho ,t,.,,1
promptly. made in the latest fashions and war.
..atoi to give entire satisfaction. char~es ,aa,.
snSnle. Give us a call. anal 6'' ' oaS'
Upton. March IA. 1850. ,,,e
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Jou>'sS Ck0S2GY's ANGLICAN CEMENT CIR.
tor >cI" at -. p-~: r'4'c. see oivert'-eIncl:.
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pOOT AND SHOE

- d s., WHICH 81, having removed t, No. y,r.
gin Bio i, l. prepared to man ,r,n,, Is,
order. all kinds Of Boots and shnes y, ~, 20
neatsst and most durable manner. He
sslects his own stock and always gets tho hes,
good supply of 'e'''
Home.Madc Boots aIwaYs on Hand.
De-. ls1 1889
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The Heroes OF Peace,
AND
The Heroes OF War.


B.ASrHONY. No. J9l BROADWAY NEW YORK.
aow publishing. in addition To ether portraits. the
CELEBRATED collection known in Europe and America
Drady's National photographic Portrait
Gallery,
In which 10 included Portraits Of nearly all the prom
lnsnt men Of America not excepting JeH Davis.
Gen. Beanresard, Floyd. aud host Of other coufccr-
sts Price OF portraits SO dozen Can be sent BY
Scenes Of the War Tor the Union,
card size. and in ereoscoric form Also,
stereoscopc Views Of Scenes in Paris, London. and in
ether parts of England and France; in scotaud, Ire
Mime, in Athens, Egypt, Turkey. the Holy Land.
China, India Cuba, &c, &c, al in.fnn"m
Our Instantaneous Ste.ecscnric Views are
the Greatest Wonder OF the Age.
These arc taken in the orteth part Of second. and
the rushing Of water, the NOV ing Of vehicles, the
march Of army, does not in the slightest degree affect
the taking OF these views They sold for 81 per doz
We have also on hand and manufacture the lar -est
assortment Of Stssoscopes, photographic Albums, and
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
I. the United States, and perhaps in the world
CArALo"uE. containing lists Of all our Portraits,
Views stereoscopes &c, sent by mali, receipt Of
stamp
Il. Anthony. sol Rroadwav.
teno47lyl near st. Nicholas Hotel, New York.
NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,
Conner OF 4th 4 lows SITS. DAVENPORT. iowa.
...... DAVIS & SONS, PnornIrrous.
1'NLE oMAiBUSES to and from the CARS
Il oHce Tor stages leaving for ic C.al,c
Psncetop. Lyons. De Witt, Malnokc.a and Ana
moss. Fare. One Dollar per day (n4G)
ESTRAY MARE COLT.
TAKEN UP by John nice, at his residence in
Center Township, Cedar county, Iowa. on the
73th day Of October. A. ID. 1861, an cs,r:y mare
COLT Said colt is a bright bay, with the right
hind foot white; two years Old: ahout fouitccn
hands high; and appraised at forty dollars.
ALDNID SHAW. County Clerk.
Tip%sn. Nov. 18th 1861 nlGml
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DAVID Palmer, President
G. {. NEsrLEroDE Vice rrcs
" ~. Cross. secretary.
:. =. DANIELS Treasurer.
W. II. IrTulL,. EonLET CAroTuErs, JAS
". AGLrI. Councillors.
Inc first regular meeting OF The Al
lance will be holden at tie Corrrcca.
tional church, on the frst Monday in
March, at ! o'clock p III.
Question for discussion:
Ees ,'ccd, That, as between the rum.
drinker and the rum seller, Tie former is
the primary and the principa! sinner.
To be opened in the affirmative BY VI.
X. Cross in the negative by c. {. Mes
ticrode. All are invited to attend.