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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-31
THE CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
FOR 1862.
Dnily, Weekly and Tri.Weekly.

Another year, with Its great events, Is about ciosng
and new year, which will probably be the most event
l In Our Nation history, at hand, and again, a. is
annual custom, issde prospectus to the peo
pie Of the Northwest who have so literally sustained
for nearly quarter Of century, bespeaking for
continuahcs ~ their support In the year to come.
The CHIcAo1 J5URkAt; htst established to advocate
the election Of Henry Clay, has followed the principles
Of the Wing Party into the Republican ranks; and In
the party OF the Union, will II ever has, oppose
public fraud, corruption and the enemies Of the Union
1t will the protection Of the property Of loyal
Union men, In every part Of the Union, and will do all
in Its power to assist In crushing out the causeess rebel
lion, which has called half million Of armed into
the field, to defend the Stars and Stripes.
But the newspaper reading public Of the West know
too well what the Chicago Evening yonr~s is to be
told Of 1t. 1t 10 only necessary to say that has
facilities for giving the Latest Feps that II has
before enjoyed, and that its Editorial and RepororiHl
forces will be increased to extent that warrants In
promising able and good newspaper as Is can be
published out OF New York. While its political charac
ter shall be, as il always has been fully up to the de
mands Of the tmes-conservatye in spirit, bold in ex'
preston, and Arm in the support of RICH. principles and
out fearlessy in maintenance ofhe and
the people, opposed the Vaccinations and ntrgues
Of arrogance cques, and corrupt combinations for the
aggrandizements Of ambitious special interests,
at the expense Of the public welfare, it will at the
time discuss all subjects and questions OF public
character freely, carefully and canddly and give full
and comprehensive abstract Of the general intelli
gence Of the day can he crowded into its columns
Its Commercial and Financial Departm nts shall be
more full than in years past in proportion these inter
ests increase in extent and public importance.
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The Telegra ph Department

shall he second to that Of paper in the West. We
SHALL continue to receive the regular Associated Press
dispatches, and all the special intelligence that
careful reporters, stationed at the important
centers Of the country can send US.
The Local Intelligence shall continue to be given with
that promptness and lness that has hitherto rendered
the Josrnal the best Chicago local paper.
Pledged to no party, but that Of the people: in
huenced by no consideration, but that of the public
good seeking reward but that which apprecative
public can bestow in return for honorable and untrng
ehosto edify instruct and please them the publisher
OF the losrsSf asks the support Of tho people Of the
North West In his efforts to give them and
honest newspaper that dares speak the truth boldly
all SUBJECTS and that loves to advocate right
and to assist in the promotion and Of right meas
ares OF public policy, enterprise usefulness.
With announcement OF the character and
purposes OF the Journal and the assurance which is
scarcely necessary that the Government and Army OF
the Union, the cause OF Liberty, and the doctrines Of
the Constitution will find in it and watchfu and
hrm friend As lives in the world, submit ur claims
to an intelligent people, for their continued support and
patronage.
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PROF. l.. MlLLBR'S
HAIR INVIGORATOR:

11A II AlV H. DO "A Ok6s
AN EFFECTIVE SAFE and ECONOMICAL COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its origina
color without dyeiDg and preventing the hair
FOR PREVENTING BADNESS. and curing it.
| when there is the least particle Of vitality or
recuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUFF,
and all cntan.ous affections Of the scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYlNG THE HAIR, impa,ting to
it an unequalled gloss and brilliancy, making
it soft and silky in its texture and causing it
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand for
this unequailed preparation, convince the proprietor
corning public OF its superior qualities over any
other preparation ut present In use cleanses tie
diseases the hair to gro. iu1uriany and gives
II rich son. glossy and flexible appearance, and also
where the hair is loosening and thinning, it will give
to those parts which have become bald, causing it 10
yield a 1ssAeorer,ng Of Aair.
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who had their hair restored by the Of this
Invigorator, when all other preparations had failed
L. M has in his possession letters innumerabie testify
ING to the facts, from persons Of the highest
snec ability. 1t will enectuay prevent the hair from
turning until the latest period Of lie; ana In cases
here The hair has already changed its COLOR the use
,he will with certainty restore II to its orig
inal hue. giving II dark glossy appearance. As
s-r,m. Tor the toilet and Hair Restorative 1t Is par
,;cmi,r,v recomne udeu having agreeable fragrance
and the great facii.ies Chords in dressing the hair
which, when moist with the lEvigorasor can ne
in any required form to preserve It's
plain in curls-hence the great demah" oI u ~ w
ladies' as standard toilet article whlch none ousn'
be without the price places it within the reach .,
being ONLY TWENTY-FIVE ca NTo per oo'
le 10 he had at al respectable drug gsts per1umers
l.. MILLER would call the attention OF pa.eh. An
the use Of his Invgorator, in cases
the chdrens' hair inclines to be weak. The use o.
laws the fou for good head OF hair. as it re
moves any impurities that may have become connec.e
with the alp the REMOVAL OF which 10 bot
for the health Of child and the future appearance
its hair.
| C.uT,oS.-None genuine without the fac smile Loul
MI,Z being on the outer wrapper: also, l.. MILLERs
HAIR RESTORATIVE, n. y blown in the glass.
Wholesale Depot. So Dey st. and sold by all the prin
cipa Merchants and Druggists throu ghout the world
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
also desire to present to the American public my
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CIR ARD
Fire & Marine Insurance Co..
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES. President.
JAS 3. ALVORD, Secretary.
A. S. GILLETT, Vice Pres. 4 Tre,s
lnsnrances against losses by fire.
A-Losses promptly adjusted.
g. YATES, Agent Upton. Iowa.
Dee. 18th 1859.
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The Heroes Of Peace,
The Heroes Of War.
y. ANTHONY No. sol BROADWAY,NEW YORK.
low publishing. In addition to other portraits, the
ee bratcd collection know In Europe and America
Brady's National Photographic Portrait
Gallery,
in which included Portraits Of nearly all the prom
inent men OF America, not excepting JET. Davis,
Beaurcgard, Floyd, and host Of other confcder
ates. Price Of portraits - per dozen. Can be sent by
MALL
Scenes of the War for the Union,
published, card size, and s.ereoscopic FORM AIso
Stereoscopic Views Of Scenes in Paris, London, and in
other parts OF England and France; in Scotland, Ire
land, Wales, Holland, Switzerland, Spain, on the
Rhine, in Athens, Egypt, Turkey. the Holy Land,
China 1nlia Cuba, &C., NC. ad nfnifs1.
Our instantaneous StereOscOpic Views are
the Greatest Wonder Of the Age.
These tax in the fortieth part Of ond, and
the rushing Of water, the moving Of vehicles the
march Of army, does not in the degree
the taking Of these views They sold for - per doz
We have also hand and man ufacture the largest
assortment Of stereoscopes, Photographic Albums, and
PHOTOGRAPH MATERIALS
in the United States, and perhaps in the world.
CATAL0GLE, containing lists Of all our Portraits,
Views, Stcreoscopes, &C., sent by mail, receipt Of
e. Anthony, sol Broad way,
| [sno47lyl near St. Nicholas HOTEL New York.
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The Daily Evening journal.

Containing full Telegraphc Reports Of News and the
Markets, up to the hour Of going to press-at three
r. NJ, and where trains leave in time for the second
Edition, up to Ave P NJ, each afternoon, will be mailed
to subscribers 1t
S7Oper annum, $500 for sir months, or 81 90 for
three months.
News dealersin city and country supplied at 90 per
hundred copies Express charges i've cents per pack
age.) The Daily Evening Journal may be had of all
newsmen in the principal places in Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Northern Indiana, and Southern Michigan, and
OF all the train boys the trains that the city on
the evening Of its publication.
Tri.Weekly journal,
Containing al the two dailes, is issued Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, at 400 per
annum, 100 for six mo nths, co for three months.
Clubs Of Ave at so; Of ten at 50; Of twenty, at 1885,
Of fty at 800.
The Weekly Journal,
Containins most Of the matter Of six dacs, Is mailed
every Thursday Evening. Single copies, 80 per
annum. Clubs Of Ave and upwards, 90 per annum.
In Clubs OF twenty the getter Of the Club
entitled to acopy.
We hope the patrons of the journal will aid US in
extending its weekly the above low price,
UTTcrms Payable in Advance.
Address JOHN L. WILSON, Publisher,
Chicago, ILL.,
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Christmas 0 New Years Present!
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING M CHINE

A valuable and appropriate testim onial Of 4
FATHER to bis DAUGHTER,a
sON tohis MOTHER,
HUSBAND tohis WIFE, ora
BROTHER to his SISTER.
This G'n is profitable and ayilable
lifetime.
1t IL equal to ten seamstren
An Annual Dividend of 100 IN sno No.
cent. ION its cost may be Obtained :.
use-by its possessor. -
,,,m, IL. HAMMOND. Agent
"'l'ni for Upton, and vicinitv
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The Alexandra Oryan

Inc AIeXanOTe Obgan
pass the ordinary 10 feet pipe Organ All who have
any knowledge OF the Piano perform upon the in
strumen without dic uty, the key board being the
that of the Piano. In size it 10 from to 81,
feet high, and from to feet wide 1t is elegant in
form nd solid in construction. 1t Is more easily re
moved than the upright Piano and possesses the re.
rkable advantage OF seldom il ever getting Of
In rosewood cases, stops, sloO
| " - u I" Gas
| The same, size larger, ~,
| The same, in Amer case, 2.G
The same, in rich rosewood case, 3OO
! - stops, with percussion, 3lO
The same, size larger. 3a0
She samc' in finer case, eGO
stops, with pe,eu sson' and expression Ia main, 35
The same in rich rosewood case, 4s5
liberal discount to cash customers during the war
ana an extra to Ciergym"n Churches, Sab
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
oRACEwATERs, Agent,
No. ~ Broadway, New York.
TIE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNK-l5, 900 cone, is.,.
. ed in four weeks. A superior collection ~ ch";
Tunes and Hymns, written and composed for tin
:" DC sung during the by the uprising million, q;
women and children who stand by the flag of onr
country ana desPse traitors. II contains d ages .,
songs Duets and ChoruseS, both sacred and seruI,s
hons me number are the following popular songs
me s.M spangled Banner. The Flag Of our rpon IT,.
ever, Where Liberty Dwells There is nv Count,v cor,
the Right My Country IT'S Of Thee Our Fla. i.
mere rag ofthe Nation, Care for Them Tenderlv
my country Calls Thee The Christian Hero Coirmh;
tme TEN OF the Ocean, freemen s Gathering DC AS
nhie Account Of the Great Slaughter of Traitors in H.
hand,s, A'hg sehospha Alt for 10 CENTS or Is per
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. 43i Broadway, New York.
AL.-HosAcr WATERS, Agent, has removed
N TO NO 43l broadway, N. ", between Grand and
oome streets where he sells 7-octave Pianos
Seon ana wsrran'ed second hand Pianos and Melo-
chahaise at war prices pianos and meodeons to
mon - upwards Monthly payments received for the
same. Alexander Qpsana for rhurces at low prices.
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GILT MOULDINGS
k>oR Picture Framing: 4 large variety Of
\ patterns. at the ons-price Furniture Rooms
o. :. q. P. STEIN, kuscatins Iowa.
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l. ~ SINGER L co.,
Is? Broad way, New York.
Office In CHICAGO, No. 50 Clark st.
Once In MILWAUKEE,, II Newhall House.
July ?4lsSl.
PIANOS, MELODEOyS.

I HV1"HucF OTE0n%
Sheet Music. Mxsie Books. Mrsie v,,-...x
az Kinds Of ieatIsst-Imsn,s, ct tAe Isrest po,
! sibie priees. P''
THE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
L Oversrung
Iron Frame Pianos.
are justly pronounced by the Press and Music Na,,s
10 be superior Instruments They are bsin Of tb
and most thoroughly seasoned materials. and viii
and mellow; the touch elastic. Each Piano warmth
Tor thTee years. Price from S2VO to 900 second
naha flanos at great bargains octaves sa5 to $40.
octaves SltV to $50; aves AIS to aas s..is
hand hslodeons from $50 to 80. Monthly payment.
received tor Pianos, Melodeons, or Alexander organs
agreement. o. per
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New Music !..s'Sarah Jane Lce.,..Bo.~
and Chorus.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY. Win
easy accompaniment; can be sung By children az
wen as adults and will soon become one Of the most
popular songs cftte day Sentiment Of the words en-.
eeilent Price Is censs mailed free. Just published
W HORACE WATERS,
may 20, 1921 No. 3SJ broadway, New YoTt
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po"DER. Shots CAPS, just received, new
apply at r. !N IUIIDS
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Horace Winters, NeloleOns

HORACE WatCrs' MelO1eOns.
rosewood Cases. Tuned to Equal Tenn. amen,
hthe patent Divided Swell and solo Stop.
40 - octave, scroll legs, from c to C, CAS-
"a CtoF, 60
- o-5 " ftoF, rs
% piano style. ftoP, 100
80 " :, FtoF, Us
" 6-5 !" two stops and tw Of reeds, $50
" IS I" two stops, two sets Of reeds, and
tSobanks of keys, 200
- a-5 Organ Melodeons. two banks Of
keys. pedal bass, four and six steps, 2GO 215, 800
These Melodeo ns remain in tune a long time. Each
Meiodeon warranted for three years.
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NEW and fresh supply Of ssgss, ee1ss
'ssseH DC. inst received By p. b n. CbJHO0
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BY " 'o' 's''' 49,
Upton, July 10, 1892
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Pixies Peak

III w. HALL, having returned fro m pike,s
! IL Peak is now prepared to do any and ALI,
Minds or CoOPERING and Repairing, at his
shop. south OF the Jail. '
Upton, October 18th, 1850: 7.43m3
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DR. 70. II. Hrrz1eA
AENJAI IAE 4SyRu,

ie nes.et and most vsiuabie present that one issd
receipt Of price. " sAps "
try. "s""s' wv s0s"
-, .AoIIoS.-ASthere are dealers who take sAvsntsss
our advertisements to impose upon their eussoners
ror preparations, 1t Il necessary to insist upon What
you call for and will sss tAs Jsst thorourhIy ssse.
sro prepared BY an experience cd aud scientific Dsa.
49, treasurer OF the New York State Dentists AssS.
tai Society. Address.
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

WILL THE MExIcANs FIGHT THE FRENcH!-It
is doubted by many that the Mexicans will
make any efficient resistance against their in
vaders. We see no reason TO spestion either
their ability or disposition to doto. Judging
from the steps which they have already taken,
there is unity Of feeling and a determination
among them on this point which ought to In
sure success. We must net judge Of the Mex-
can troops by what they did in the war with
MS, although in some instances they exhibited q
desperation Of courage and an endurance
that were highly creditable to them. II must
be recollected that most Of the regiments
which they brought into the field in that cam
paign were raw levies, and that their leaders
know but little Of the science Of war. Since then,
in their constantly recurring revolutions, they
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

of money stolen from the government during
TINS war Is probably one hundred millions Of dol
lars, and perhaps even double that immense sam.
In almost every way the administration allows
itself to be robbed, cheated. swindled and de-
irauded. The people pay taxes to enrich
'sog1ss and robbers. So we 20 on, day after
day. and there is no chance that we shall turn
over new leaf with the New Year.
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

The CorT0N FAMINE ABRoAD.-Frt nm the last
returns published by the Distributing commit
tees, it appears that the number of istressed
operatives and laborers receiving public aid in
England is 457 ,374, of whom 26S,967 are de-
pendent upon parochial relief We have not
az yet seen any report of the aggregate number
of mechanics out of employment and depem lent
upon public charity or government aid in
France; but the statement that in the depart
ment OF the Seine alone it is upwards of ono
hundred thousand would justify the inference
that not less than quarter of million Of per-
sons belonging to the manufacturing depart
ments of industry are thus situated. In Eng
land up to the present time the aristocrstic
classes seem to have met this calaritous state
Of things with liberality and promptness In
facs they could Ut help doing 80, with
the alternative Of revolution or a ruinous war
with this country staring them in the face. In
France, where the government undertakes to do
everything, and where, in crises of this kind, IL
usually finds itself unable to deal with the i'm
mense mass OF paaperism that accumulates ON
Its hands, matters are likely soon to assume
ticklish aspect. There famine is synonymous
with revolution, and inability to feed the hun
CRY workmen with mal-administralion Hence
the anxiety Of Louis Napoleon to occupy tho
attention Of his people with projects of media
ton and other foreign schemes, which are only
intended to delude them with visionary hopes
Of relief or Of conquests equally unsubstantial.
By such shifts both countrie may tide over for
time the perils that threaten them; but, unless
the war in America is by some means or an
other speedily brought to close, popular out
breaks WILL soon give birth to another revolu-
tionary storm, which will again sweep over oil
Europe, including England, in ell probability,
within reach Of its levelling influences.
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

FRAUDS UPoN THE GovERSxENr.--We pub
lished, a few days ago, an account Of various
frauds upon the government committed in this
city, involving over million Of dollars and i'm
plicasing nearly thousand persons These, it
must be remembered, are but the frauds dis
covered in single city The aggregate amount
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
MsLos GARDEN Broadway.-FAusr AND MAneuuaas..
..wALLACKs THEATRE. Broadway. nv,
MARRIAGE
- WINTER GARDEN Broadway.-LAKKs OF KIL1 ARMY
MAGIC JokK-FoRrUAx's FRoLic.
LAURA KEENE's THEATRE Brosdwsy-Brosprrx.
NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowsry-RucASr1so-
hIhkA-lLLusTRious SrRAS.1R
RowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-LrrrLE RED RIDING
ooD-RosBEKs or THE EPYREsEKs--ScHooLMAsTER
BAKNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM, Broadway-DRrrs.
nAcHs PERFORMING BEARs-GIANr GIRL, &C ar ali houra
COLLEEN BAws-Day and Evening
BRYANTS MINsTRELy Mechanics, Hall l72 Broad.
wy-kTHIoPiAs SosGs- BURLssouss. DANCES, AC.-FAUsr
AND MARGUERITE
wOoDs MINSTREL HALL. 6ll Broadway-ErzIonAH
seHcs. DANCES. &C-DisoRAH.
BUCKLEYs MINsrRELs Palace of Music Fourteenth
street-ErHrorIAN SONGS. DANCES Ac-LucRRrfA BoRGIA
BROADWAY MENAGERIE. Broadway-41vrxo WILD
ANIMALS.
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. No. ~ Broadway-BAL.
LErs, PASToMhEs, BuRLEsoUEs. DC.
PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS. SIS Broadway
Open daily from 10 A. n. Till 10 0Pk
HooLEYs OPERA HOUSE,. Brookiyn.-ErHsorrAs
SoKcs DANCES BURLEsouEs &c
New York, Wednesday, December 3l, 1s00
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winters military operations win in al probabl-
lity crown his administration a. most glori-
GUS success or sink 1t a. most inglorious and
disastrous failure. His means for success are
overwhelming. Let him take the road indioar
ted by loyal public opinion, and he cannot
POSSIBLY fail.
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have had opportunities Of forming plenty Of
we'll trained sSldiers and able officers, Some of
them, we are assured, as good engineers and
artillerists ss are - be found anywhere. With
the national honsr and &tgnity to sustain
against an insolent foreign Ace. what may not
be hoped for from tAens We await with inte-
rest the result Of the first faif encounter beS
tween them and the French. Is would indeedl
be curious if these much despiseA troops were
destined to take the starch out of Louis Napo-
Icons African veterans.
The New York herald., 1862-12-31
Court Calsndar-This Day.

Court Calendar-This Day.
SrpHxxH CorRr--CiRcrN, Part Mos 4643, 40sVs
l73p 47is 47lg asa 400 iTb9 t76 4T63 iT67 470Q,
l573 am 4T79 4;9 i1sa t1a 4S0t 4s09, ASH, 4sl3
4s5 4s27 1888 4s36. ssaj 4S<D iss5. rnrt Mos.
bl32 bi34 5i3s bltu, 5il2 5i ji8, 5h2, oI5l 516e,
bI5s bI02 6l6i $780, 5tGs JiTo 5i7i 5l76 5i7S bls2
5ls4 5ls6 6lss 6ls0. 5lg& 6lpe, $685. 62oo SzA 60s
The New York herald., 1862-12-31

the absorbing question and our greatest en-
barrassaent there from the beginning Of the
war, still continues to rule the roast, and that
General Burnside is most probably standing
still to await the experiment of the expected
emancipation proclamation Of New Years Day.
As the last card Of the abolition Jacobins, they
will exact il; but as, by their past measures OF
nigger legislation, emancipation and confsca-
tion, they have already united the rebellious
South, and divided the public sentiment Of the
loyal States, they cannot do much more mis-
chief except in another chapter of military
blunders and disasters. But let President
Lincoln be sure to follow. up speedily his negro
emancipation manifesto with some decisive
victories over the white armies Of the rebellion,
or the consequences may be utterly ruinous.
We have cordially and faithfully stood by
our present honest and patriotic President from
the beginning. We have done all that we
could do to support the diplomatic, military
and financial policy Of his administration. We
have earnestly laborcd to encourage our army
and navy in every enterprise, and to secure
their success. We have, in every possible way
sought 10 keep alive the enthusiasm and conf
dence of the loyal people Of tho Union in the
speedy triumph Of their great cause over all
it, enemies; but the lime has arrived when
nothing short Of an active and decisive cam
psigp will satisfy the country. Emancipation
or no emancipation, we must repeat TO Pre-.
sident Lincoiu he solemn warning that this