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, 1862-07-07
THE GOVERNORS. LETTER To
THE PRESIDENT.

Aisapprchension and misstatements have
grown out Of the absence Of the signatures
Of the Governors Of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island to the recent offer Of troops
to the President Tie memorial was
drawn up BY Gov. Morgan Of New York,
in consultation with GOV. Curtin of Penn
sylyania, and the responses received all
contained patriotic sentiments in con-
nection with. the consent to add sigma
lures to the document. Coy Sprague
was absent on military duty in the
army in Virginia, and it was on the day
following the ia5ue Of the memorial that
his dispatch reached Albany. With refer
ence to Gov. Andrew the Boston Trans
criIt says:
We arc authorized to state that Cos. Andrew
recelred tc. :::a2h asking his signature t? let
number of troops. His reply to the request WAS
that be would be happyto sign such 9 document,
afIsE he hfd been :de aGa1s Ct itz contents
form in which the let:er had been conched, aud
Gov ANDREW il.nedaa ely replied, that it inst his
hearty and enti1c alrroSal.
TIE pEoiier of troops. is thus happily
unanimous, and the quotas Of the States
requires only to be ANNOUNCED to set the
wolk Of enrolment in nation. And 7c
are glad to notice That tue FeLcca| Govern
inert is likely In return to the fist policy
of leaving the formation Of the regiments
to the State authorities, receiving at the
ban0s Of the Governors the completed or,
CARNATIONS ready to be mustered for ser.
vice. By this process the first 100000 Was
enrolled, and it will answer as well now
as then With the liberal b3unties now
offered the rccrul:-forty dollars in all il
paid him on entering the service, and thu
unabated ardor ofour citizens, the work q
recruiting will and must 20 on rapidly
Every month is big with events, and ou1
army Is needed for the active work Of tlt
summer and coming fall
, 1862-07-07
BrisEiant Fighting on
Tuesday
REBEL LOSS ON THAT DAY
10000.
ston: mans Brigade ALL Safe
TIE Loss Of The Rebels during the Seven Day
Fighting put at 5000.
FEDERaL LOSS FROM 10000 TO 10000.

WASHINGTON. Ju1y 5-The Richmond Er- t
on,igter Of july 3D. gives the following re1atine
to the battle of Monday. IT, ssys.
aOn Sunday mornins1 Gems, Hill and T,onp-
street, with their divisions crossed the Chick.
aho,niuy, and late Monday morning attacked
tic enemy, about five miles northeast of Dar-
1;ngton m The Newmarket road Tbn conflict
gas terrible, and br $50 n, m, tbe enemy had
been driven hack Il mile and = half, At half.
past nine, being heavily reinforced. the enemy
made another stand. The loss here an tha
confederate side was terrible. The si:uation
being hopeless against such overwhelming
forces. Gen. Fiji, stcadi1y retired. Atth;s mo.
uent. seeinp their adversary re.irc thc 1nost
yocit. rous cheers arose fron the whole van.
XII line, The fight ended there forthe night.,'
The Republican says it thinks the divisions
which went into the fight Of Friday, 1900
| strong, could number only 5000 men for duty
| ca Tuesday, and that the 1o=s of life exceeds
| TIA: of any battle OF series Of battles yet
fought.
''About 8 o'clock, 4. M, of Tuesday," Nbe
{ Examiner says Jackson and Huger's digis-
tins attacked McCIc1lan's left flank on the
west side Of the Chickahcminy seventeen
miles from Richmond. Later in the day, Ms
eruder fell upon the right flank. Fighting
was going on until Tuesday night Heavy
firing from the gunboats on james River was
heard on Tuesday morning, A number of
federal transports arc in the river with rein
forcements from Burnside, but they have not
yet landcd.n
The above last extracts from the Examiner
relative to Tuesdays battle, in which Gen.
McCIellan's dispatch Of Thursday said the
enemy we're badly beaten.
Advices received at the War Department
show that there was no fighting on the Peniu-
sula yesterday, up to $50 p. N.
WASHINGTON, July 4-Eycning.-La!est
adyices at the War Department from Nc
Clcllan, are dated at 9 this morning, up to
which time there had not been any fighting
since Tuesday.
Gen. Dix reports the arrival to day at Fort.
ress Monroe Of 553 rebel prisoners, being pari
Of those captured in the late battles. among
whom are several Co1onefs and Msi5rs.
, Ma;or-Gpnera1 nix has ordered all civilians
awov from Fortrpss Monroe. and M nerson.
, 1862-07-07

W1sokA, Minn., July 5.-A fire, this morn-
ing destroyed four blocks. :, Loss estimated at
half a million. Tie insurance covers shout
one hundred thousand. Among the heaviest
7. simpson, Charles. Benson, druggists; !;
jackson Brothers, 8. J.. Smith. buildings,
Ely buildings; Drew d Brother, n. G.
MeCutcheon. Le7i Brothers. Fox q Ttoo5t,
B. L. Fahnestock, Yale d Co., O. c. White,
J. Curtis, 8 s-F1tnd, Exchange Hotel, and the
Daily Republican Office.
Tie fire is supposed TO have originated from
amopldering sky rocket. -:
, 1862-07-07

mint is in q position to say to them-hands
of. This is matter where arbitation will
not be accepted nor dictation tolerated.
Bull Run Russell has seen no such armies
as the United States can turn out to declare
to the world her ability to maintain her
self against despots abroad and traitors ct
home
, 1862-07-07

T. The alternative of discontinuins the
Memphis Aralcnche, OF the Withdrawal
Of the editor, DR.. Jeptha Fowlkes,
has been presented to the prop1etors
Of that establishment By Gen. Grant,
and the latter alternative has been accepted.
The Ayalanche has been reasonable In its ut
terances from the time Of the occupation Of
Memphis by the federal soldiers, and We are
glad they have been stopped.
, 1862-07-07
Serious Accident.

correspondence Chicago 1dbunel
NEPoss1r, July 4, 1862.
A deplorahle accident has just occurred
here thus early in the day lit Is now but six
o'clock} by which one man, John Mcdonald,
lost both hands, and another, Henry Cole, was
seriously injured. They wero firing sig
pounder: taken at Fort Donaldson, when,
through the imperfect swabbipg Of the gun,
premature discharge took place, resulting IS
stated. C.S.
, 1862-07-07

Death of StoneNall jackson and Gen.
Rhett.
BALTIMORE, July 5, 1S62-The Richmond
Dspateh Of Monday aHnounced the death Of
Barnwen Rhett Of South Carolina.
The correspondent OF the New York
Hor1d, writing from the army. says:
Elsewhere have alluded to the fret that
Jackson was knocked from his horse by
canister shot from Martins Massachusetts
battery, during the fight on Friday eau
now state that the Richmond Dispz!ch Of Mon
day, found on prisoner taken LAST night, an
uounces his death in solemn court; ais that
of Gen. Barnwell Rhett Of South Carolina
Rhett was undoubtedly killed in the sction at
Sa7age's Station, On Sunday. The prisoners
further say that Gen. Long5trest WIS
wounded in the back in the fight last night.
, 1862-07-07

By scme unexplained break in con-
rection, we are cut Of from the bulk Of our
last nights dispatches from the East, a
circumstance greatly to be regretted at this
iuncture ofafairs.
, 1862-07-07

. Mousr VERxoE, Ohio, July SAT a Demo-
cratic celebration at Spartar Monroe county.
On the 9TH, one Of the attractions Was bal
loon ascension by F. Fl, Westbrook. When
The balloon had reached an elevation Of about
800 feet. it burst and fell to the earth, In
st.nt1y killing Mr.. WestbTonk.
, 1862-07-07

Foreign Markets.
By Telegraph PER HIBHRs1A.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-Rfchardson, Spence and
others report -four quiet but steady. Wheat
steady. Corn heAfy. Beef dull-tendency down.
wards. Pork very dull. Bacon dull a1d tending
down Lard inactive. Tauow steady. Sugar
tending, downward. Coffee steady and In
changed.
LONDON, Jn1s 26.-American securities deeli-
ming tendency. Illinois Central 46 discount.
LATEST.
r1vEHroo1.. June a7th -B-eadstnifs unchanged
and steady, except corn. dul1. md heary; SIS Cd
1ot mixed. Provisions very dull
LcEnoN, june 26--Conso1s for money closed
9)A@a135; Ere sharce 3's@:
, 1862-07-07

The New York HeTazd Of Thursday says:
Hon. VIM. Butler, State Treasurer Of Hi
nois. is at the Astor House. On Thursday
next he will nay the Interest on the debt Of
that State. in gold, at the American E1change g
Rank IN this city
, 1862-07-07

WHAT TExEEssEAss THEE.-The cores
rondent Of the New York COMMERCIAL :Adser-
tissr says that VIM. 4. Polk, Person Brown.
low, and other prominent. loyal Teunesseans
arc in Washington advocating stringent meas4
ures Of condscaion, and declaring that eu1an-
citation may also soon be necessary. u; J.: .
, 1862-07-07

f#The well known banking firm Of Dun
can, Sherman & Co., New York, has been dis
solved. Alexander Duncan aud G. B. Dabney
retire. Watts Sherman, VIM B. Duncan and
David Duncan continue the business.
, 1862-07-07

SAN FRANCISCO, ,28.-Arrived Bark Early
Bird, fltty-thFee days from hong Kong 4
frs at BskahAwa on the 18th OF May de-
6tro5ed 500 houses. i : ,..,
, 1862-07-07
Victims Of the Elchnoad Seven
Days Fight

BOSTON, July 5.-Wa{do Claalnr BODY ser
vant Of Col. Wyman Of the Massachusetts,
10Th, has arrived here and reports that Col.
Wyman Tas stot through the breast, and had
Tuesday afternoon,
Cant. A.. G. Dodd Of Boston, vas shot
dead at the; head of bis company during the
battle, -
, 1862-07-07
Medical and SurG1caI History Of the
Rebell1ons
urgeon-General Hammond has issued the
fn}1p~;np nrdar.

following order:
SURGEON GEHERAr's orF7cE,}
Washington, June 9.
SIT Is intended to prepare for publication
bellion. :
'tThe medical portion Of this work has
been committed to Assistant Surgeon j. j.
woodward, United States army, aud the sur
ton, United States volunteers.
eaH medical Officers are therefore requested
to cooperate In this undertaking, by for
Wardiog to this office such sanitary, topo-
graphical, medical, aud surgical reports, de-
sa11s Of cases, essays and results Of 1nTestkoa-
tions and inquiries IS may be Of ralue for tits
work, for which full credit will be given in
the forthcoming volume.
"Anthority has been given to both the
above named gentlemen to issue, from time
to time, Eneh circulars as may be necessary to
elicit the desired facts, and the medical Off
GERS are desired to comply With the requests
which may thus be made Of them.
1t Is scarcely necessary to remind the
medical officers Of the regular and volunteer
service that, through the means in question,
much may be done to advance the science
winch We all have Sc much at heart, a1d to
establish landmarks which will serve TO guide
Us in future
"It is therefore confidently expected that
no one will neglect the opportunity Of advau-
eng the honor Of the service, tie cause OF hu-
'>WN A. HAMMOND,
: "Surgeol General Q. s. L."
The value Of such q work can hardly be
over estimated, in connection with which the
following suggestion from the A,1sriean A..7-
aca1 Times is very pertinent:
ut is worthy Of consideration whether a
code OF signs cannot be adopted by mems Of
which the surgical history Of sach case can
Nr1ffN1 T1it cF FY,f.+ f,r r,F
, 1862-07-07

~It Is said that Hon. Thomas E Exing will
be the Republican candidate fos Congress,
froa the Faiza=la District, Ohio.
, 1862-07-07
FROM FORTRESS MONROE,
THE BATTLE or
THURSDAY.

FORTRESS MONROE, July {, 1862.
Two steamers with sick and wounded from
Harrison's Landing leave here for NeT York
this morning. Many are very slightly wound
ed. Parties aboard the steamer just conc
from there, report having heard cannonadins
from a. m until 2 ?. N. Others say it con-
continued till 6 ?. H., the time the steamer
left Harrison's Landing.
Gen. Mcclellan sent $50 rebel prisoners to-
day to Fortress Monroe
Many of them had clothes on taken from
our soldiers:
Among the prisoners are fftr-th1ee officers /;
two colonels, three Leut.-colonels, and three
majors.
It il stated that the rebels we're driven back
and retreated ten miles, On Thursday, July 8,
with great loss of men and cannon.
, 1862-07-07

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
4 A firm IN Illinois, 20 miles from Chicago and ono
and half miles from the Ma5engo Station. the Ga
day. Tic Ersn contains Oo ares 81 ind oae half fo7
st and cEe.sali ttable. There il good dwSllis'g
rwo-sto1y anh attic. The table land is now under
suitratIep and yielded M la7ge crops last ytar The
house and i few acres VI land on the banks of the
Hn.!a,r .:ivar. For particulars inquire Of OGDEN,
i1- I'm
, 1862-07-07

In consequence Of some trouble with the
wires East, We can get no more report.
-OPEHAToR.l
, 1862-07-07
M MARRIED..
DIED..

On Saturday afternoon. July 5th ANNIE MILLS
only daughter Of 01tFer L. and Josephine II. Hayes
aged Is months and Il days.
Fureral ut the hou:e224 Wabash avenue. On Monday
afteILoon ut oclecI. Friends Of the family are Id
Yitcd to attend,
, 1862-07-07

G. e. SCIVE2N, Advertising Agsat, s. Dea7
born st., is authorized to Tsce5w 70
this and al the Leading Rtpers Of the No1thwes
, 1862-07-07
With no Iucumbrance Of any kind.

IF JOHN ERS, WHO FOR
j merly resided in Liverpool aud saEed fran London
u ihe sh,p Ts5onto for Sew XoIk r. the e. month ota
time in New YorE and New Orleans, will communicate
with MT. RICHARD TEEBAE, ct LTEIpooL Eagland,
yanraae Jy7.F6652t
, 1862-07-07

pOARDING.-Pleasantsn snits and
Harrizsn ssreef, tTo dooEs west Il Wabash avenue.
, 1862-07-07

XX7 ANTED-$250 for SIX mo tbs,
~ on good security: 4 liberal interest will be
, 1862-07-07

MEMPHIS, FH1nAE, July 4th. 10 a. y.
Tie prevalence Of sue11illae Ia such numbers
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"con,iugeut fund.- and that ceivcd
for the payment Of teachers, tbe'tesch
cr>' fund.-" aud the treasurer sitl keep
with each fund y separate sccou; anu
shall pay no order which does n.xpeci
fy the ,rud on which it is drswnsd tn.
specific use to which it is apple Ii h"
have not suffic,, ut funds in his sud to
pry in full the warrant drswn,n tn,
fund specified, he shall make parsl pay
ment thu reon, aging M near asnay be
II" equal proportion on each wsriut
SEC. ii. 1t shalt be the dutyof the
sub dir, c,"r, under such rules Nd re-
snictio"s rs the township board 'sy pre-.
scribe. to neg"tiate aud make in - sub
district all nrccssory contracts t. pro-
siding full for schools. cmpl"yin!teach
cts, r'pairi"g aud furnishing schooI
hou>r., and making all ether prsisi,ns
necessary for the convenience al pros
p-rity Of the sch"oIs wit, in h, sub
district. All contracts made in c,nform
ity With the provision" Of tlis see''""
81 " =: 0c .."1 ,.e"!';" aid saiid board, !" their
corporate capacity, shall be re. e.p""Sihk.
for the performance thereof on the part
Of the district.
SEC. Is Tie shal Il have p'wrr, with
the concurrence Of the President Of the
board. t." dismiss any pupils from tn.
sch",ls in his district, tor gross im'nor
aity. or for persistent violation vi the
regulations "t the scI,,".l aud " re- admit
them. ii he deems prop. r >" TO d.; and
shalt visit the schr"l ~ his sub di>trir,
ut least twice during each term U. .a'd
school,
SEC l6 I" townships comprising but
one sub district, three. mclnbcrs Of the
o',ard Of directors shall b. el. ct,d il tn.
manner provided by law for the election
Of one member ia each suh.di,trict.
SEC II. Whenever it b-comes ncces.
sary to print uev edition of the scho"
laws, the Secretary Of the Board Of E:'lu
cntio" shall prepare, publish, aud di>trib
ute the same, AS now required by law
with such instructions, diyests, aud ex
positions, ss he may deem cxpcdien,
under the general head vf the "Schoo
Laws Of Iowa"
SEC lS. Sections 3, 6, :. II. II, Is
lG, l8. 20, -. -. 2s. 81, 81, 81, 81
AID 55, Of the act to which this is an.cn
datury; section 2. Of an act t." am-Ld u,
act passed by the Bard Of Education
December oath, 1859, entitled IAN Sc
to amend IA act entitled an bet to pro-
vide system Of Common Schools rp
proved April %. 1860, and all of al ac
t" amend mn act passed by the Bs'ard o
Education. December oath, 1859. cn,i
ttd "a" act TO provide system Of com
mon sch""ls.' approved April I'd, 1860
are hereby repealed
n J RUSCH,
,.:1:, HcSa Ss, K ia,hb" X" IEsSrFd Of Education.
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A NOVEL BAIT 1t l. related US, that
one DAY lately, u pedestrian cto>s'"= the
river ." the ice at this point, when pa,t
way across. e>pied 1t il short distance n
hole in the ice, where buhb!ed beautiful
little body OF crystal water. Suddenly
the pedestrian felt a .hirst creeping over
him, 80 he approached the oasis with
ionying desire to quatf the delicious fluid
aud regardless OF danger from trail ice.
Having n" better means for drinking. h..
dropped himself on the ice, aud p uuscd
his mouth and nose int" the water, and
d'ank---hut not much. f"r the n">e aud
M. nth came out Of the water very r.pid.
Y. indeed remarkably SO. The cause o:
this su lden movement was an unexpected
attachment tormd d hy the n ~ in that
shor' time with pike, which attachment
wus at,e.t-d by said 6>h's holding to the
no>e with gr-a, srdor. But it was an
unfortunate occurrence for the pike.
which was landed on the ice there to
meet his fate. The owner Of the nose.
We presume, is not prepared just yet t"
recommend his new fish bait. The old
way is the beat yet.-Dav. G"x.
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~The Congressional Directory. a.
the head Of its alphabetical list Of Sens
tor. and Representatives. says in a
brscket:-"The asterisk (* denotes
those whoee wives accompany them ="
This has given rise to the new alsnc
word in Washington society show Is
vony asteyjsky'
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Contemplated Visit to Dixie epoiled.

Some tv e"'y five or thirty Of our ,oung
am bitiuus Baltim, T, ans, anxious 10 inin
the S"u,her" C"ntcderacy. agreed with
the Yankee car'a'" of n schooner TO land
them safely on "O,d Virginia. shore for
the round sum "f $3.50. The "Down-
EATER got his bark in readiness, aud
set sail ono dark nj ght 18th the rebel
cargo. All sails w,ru set, and on he
sped. until coming ia sight of land, he
l,ndsd the whole party near the mouth Of
the Paytuxent. on the same Maryland
side from which they had departed Get
ting on land he sdmouished them to push
ahead and make their way to Richmond
as quick as possible. It was not until
morning broke that these migrstors found
cut their pistske. Or rather .hs trick
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f'rOm SVashissgesDSs.
WAS1ll rnI

Rumor grows into belief that Secretary
Stanton will speedily take in Sac, he has
commenced. to reform the cunduc, uf
'he war, which usage aud d. partn,ental
law gives him the right to do.
The scene at the close Of the expulsion
Of Senator Bright was dramatic. There
was desperate decisiven,ss in the "uo"
with which Bnyard answered to his
name. When Carlisle. Of virginia, vct
ed mo" the Au,,er was significant and
loud He had been counted only among
the doubtful. The Californian. McDou
gal, and Mr. Simmons were Ut first ab
sent, but not moment too soon they
came in, aud 81 vntes decided the law
that in the American Senate hereafter
no traitor shall have seat.
Whe" the result was announced the
gallery burst iuto applause, but was
checked instantly. Bright then bundled
up the portable pr prr'y o" his disk,
turned his back on the corrt which had
,rn d him. went to Secretary Furney'
room and DR. his pay to the last cent
aud with d. tiant stride passed into til,
Public Land Committee room where his
wife awaited him. In her presence th.
actors c,,>tuime fell tr"m the tui;rd poll
,ician. lie sat down. and hasgard and
crushed contemplated the wreck he had
made of his fortunes
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played on them. They we're about as fat
from VIZ .,nja as when they s'astsd. end
much less comfortable livery day or 20
one or more Of them wander. home on
foot, unshav-d, unwashed, looking sheep.
ish "a can well be imagined. Thsy srs
afraid to say anything. or sue for redress
Of grievances, in apprehension Of being
arrested and sen, to Fort Warren. The
Yankee captain ~as loyal aud hsd no
idea Of c rrying "con:rsbands" hu: no
conscience in taking their "spondulics.
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QUERY.-A correspondent writes: -
"a, the session Of Congress that first
found Mrssrs Hale, Seward. snd Chase
together in the Sens,c, neither va. p!ac.
ed on any committee. Mr.. Brigh. gave
~ tho reason for 20 extraordinary an
omission, that they did no. belong :"
any heal,hy organization Does Mr..
Brigh. belong to any heol'hy orya"isa
tton nou?
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x Ono Of the most ingenious attempts
to smuegle j"we'ry was developed on .
trial in New York on last week. A boz
Of valuah!.a was screwed to the inside Of
cnsk Of wine; and was only detected By
accident, in gsusing the liquid.
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Tho Norfolk D"y Book has an ar'i
Gle from the Charlt.ton 4Ke,rury, giving
particulars Of tn, ,spture of Crd'r Keys
by the Fed-rals. Three schoontrs and
i've fishing smacks loading with timber
aud surpentine we're there at the time.
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The Republicans Of the Legislature in
caucus last week. ren"'ninated FRArK
W. PALMEa. Of the Des M"ines Reg
i.ser, for State Printer. aud F. NJ
MrLLs, of Dss Mines. for State Binder.
Thi. i. - it should be They deserve a
re-slsotion.
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TiptOn T0nnery.

eft. h J. }. DAIRY wouii announce to the
p0this that they ere pre- Sared to TAN I.EATE.
tor cnst0iners on the shares. or for pay
1As highest eAsh price will he paid for hides.
" have d ~ xss.rtm-ne 81 Leather on hand.
U0tch We will sell low for cash. or exchange It
ees hiAea.
Upton. August 30, 1860.
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OLp RArrO>s A letter from the Mo.

ULD NATIONS IA Tettcf from tue MO.
Lean Regime" says:
To day the C"lnrol ordered an inspcc-
tion Of some bard bread Or army crack.
crs. which resute. in cordemninc forty.
six bnrr. l. cut rf fifrv The crackers W.
"a, are s,an ped "1sl0.' AID the toys
say they h,vt seen several marked b.
CO
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We Hay judge Of . mso's character
By Whist he loves what pIesses him.
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a mans name passes round most
freely whsn II has ! handle 70 Il.
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Tie would resprrt
fully inform hi,
friends and Gus
toners thar he hts
on han ! = yer,
argc assortment ul
Carriage. Buggy,
and Wagon liar.
mesa: Ladies' AID
Mems saddles: hr,
dies Of al, kind.
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Eus1y AMI team whips a good assortment Of
Collars. kc :. which will b- sold 1T price. to su,
De times. cIrA>u PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton. January 18th. lsbl.
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: Pixies Peak.

" w. HALL, having returned fr" IN Pike's
3S Peak l.. nov nreparc,i to Il" any ana ALL
KINDS OF -CoOPERlNG and Repairing at his
shop. south Of the Jail.
Upton. October 2jth. Is"O 7.43m3
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

ksIGNr DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN DE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums to .uit pur
rhassra Certificates Of Depos,t. and Drafts on
Eas,era Cities, eashcd. American gold furnish
ed at . sm all premium.
~ Once over noltslander's store.
WM. II. TUrlIlL
Tip.on. lowe: July lst. 1850.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-13
DIR. r. r. SMITH.
NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,

NEW PENNN1LvNNIN NOU"DS
QosNxa ov Aih h low. Sta. DAvENPORr. Iowa.
q DAVIS 4 SONS, PaoPRIrToss.
nREE OMNlBUSE> to and from the CARS
OMco Tor stages leaving far lie Claire.
seesoP. Lyons De Witt. Maquoketa aud Ans.
\. Rsse. One Ooliar per day. (nt8)
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-13
THE WILTON HOUSE.

npPOSlTE rHs RAILHoAn pEPnr. WILTON,
IOWA. +. McELn"v. Proprietor Satisfa
G"n guaranteed in all ctse.. Hark- leave fn,
Upton, Onin t;rnve AMI .ther points. daily
Wilton, January 1t. Ishl--:l