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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09

PUNISHED fS' the hensss and a. . v.rnin, ana
caution 70 Sorng men Who infer from Nsrvou, pe,,,
Premature Decay, &c; supplying At tn. sam. tin. IA.
means OF seif-Cure. by one who cured h,m,.f g.
Icing quito great srpen~ ,arprya med,e.liu.o.,,os
and qnsefer7. BY enclosing = postpaid .aa,,,,e1
envelope, sisoLs coftrs may be had o, u. ...so,-
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,, Bedford, Ki,., e.
New York = ~
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Upton POST.OFFICE.

open from to IL O'Clock A. M. and from TO
r. M. On Sundays from IL NJ. to Jpn
CLOSING NAILS.
Eastefh via Wilton, daily, closes at s p. NJ
Iiatence mail leaves daily, closes at 8 P. ~
o~s city mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
Davenport mail MONDAYS and Tbursdo,s o, ,
p NJ. an" '"''sua!' al
hed YAK mail Tuesdays 4 Saturdays at I'm.
All drop letters must be pre-. paid with star nc
1t the rate OF one cent each
S. s. DANIELS Pm
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BOOT AND SHOE
@FoPl

n s. WRECK, having removed to the South
side of the Court House square, is pre-
~ pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
Of Boots and Shoes in the neatest and
host durable manner. He selects his own stock
md always gets the best. A good supply of
Home. Made Boots always on Hand.
L. IsiD
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out with toll, apparently beyond the
reach Of medical skill Isee his fathe,
sadly vending his way to witness tn,
death struggle, and to carry his remains
back to his house for final consignment,
to mother cath. see him as his father
approaches, and hear him calculate, "Fa.
Their, l am not dead yet "TN help ,ehit
the rebels, and If England pitches an,
am willing to devote seven years Of my
life to whipping her" Shortly, l see
him resume his place in his much loved
company; l see him graphing with the
foe at New Misunderstanding in its cap
ture at Island No. 10-ridiug up the
Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee to Pitts
burg Lauding-batting with the hosts
of Beaurega'd at Coriuth, and pursuing
his fleeing force through all the regions
round about, At last, | see him upon
the fatal Iuka-in the thickest Of the
fight l see him battling. l hear the
sharp report of his unerring rifle, as it
sends its deadly missiles at the contend
ing foe. Aut sh fatal ball has struck
him-he is JuNing-his brave compau-
ions in arms, gather round him-he
beckons TO them not to tarry with him,
but to rush onward and vanquish the foe.
And as the life current has nc&rly flown
out; l hear him repeating the favorite
lines, l have SO often heard him rehearse,
Strike till the last armed foe expires
Strike for your affairs and You. fires
Strike for the green graves of your sires
God and your native land
If my recollection Of him is so vivid,
what must be yours, his faithful and de-.
voted sister? May God strengthen you
all under the sad aflliction, is my earnest
prayer. As a teacher, I have lost a pu-
Pill of high promise; and, one | hoped
to see glitter in tn. galaxy of our coun.
try's armament.
Yours in affection,
& e. NrSrJrpoDr
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To the Citizens Of Cedar County and Vi
ciMity.

CiNity.
The Undersigned having been com.
missoned to raise a company for the 31th
Reg't (for garrison duty, in conjunction
with DR.. J NJ. Long, aud the Doctor
having decided to return his commission,
the whole duty devolvcs upon me. |
take this opportunity, therefore, of sole
iting your prompt and hearty co operation
10 obtaining recruits. Other counties
are at work Let it not be said that
"OId Cedar,' heretofore so prompt in
responding to our country's call for help,
has lost any of her zeal in this, the ma
tons greatest hour of peril. Remember
that every nan who enIists sends from
the garrison one Of the young aud well
drilled soldiers into the field to drive the
rebel h orde from our free soil. Rcmem-
Der too. that we must either conquer
them in Virginia, South Carolona and
Florida, or they will conquer US in Penn
sylvania New York and Iowa.
Any aid, either by sending recruits or
advice, thankfully received.
Wanted, one or more to operate with
me in the work. Office in Upton, where,
dlease address me. J.. l.. SWEET.
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Ilie(l,

In Spriuglale Township, of nip'herla, on the
Goth of sept, loi2 WM NJ fA>rhf, son "l = H.
and Edith Painter. aged II years and 10 month :
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ri arricd,

By X. NJ. Long. Esq. al the Union Hotel, in
Tipton on Monday, oct. 9Th, 1852, Lieut. fErHAS
PARKER Of Capt. NJ, Evy's company 3'th Reg
iment to Miss AD,LISE ASHER.
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copies for IS. Subscriptions will Be re-
ceived at this Office, or address, John l..
Wilson, so Dearborn street,. Chicago,
III.
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GONE TO WAR-The undersigned
having volunteered as private in Capt.
Flannasan's company, 35th regiment
Iowa infantry, he most respectfully asks
al. persons indebted to him, either by
note or book account, to call Immediately
on j. W. Basley, in Upton, and settle,
as all my matters must be closed soon.
Sept. 80. '62. st WIN. BAGLEY.
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~ Show ms Newspaper mho's columns are at
all times cro'rded ,Dith Adpertisements and zee
"'n sho'e you a community alive cith tVsiress and
enterprise. The age is a n,oving one A man that
Glands I" tese"latter days. uil -: a short time, find
hmsev behind his competitor, s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09

The WEATHER for the last two weeks
has not been anything to brag of, except
that We have had no frosts to hurt any
thing. 1t has been rain, rain, nearly
every day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09

eD-Supervisers are to be elected, on
Tuesday next, in the following town
ships: Pioneer, Fremont, Dayton, Sugar
Creek, Iowa, Cover, Linn, Red Oak and
Center.
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
Rarher and lair-DreSSer,

II oncned a BARBER SHOP in Upton, and is now
u prepared to shave. Cut and Dress Hair, shampoo
&c rom long experience he feels confident OF giving
satisfaction. Give him a calllst door South OF the
Aldrich House Shop closed at A. NJ. on sundays.
N.B.-He is also prepared to do WlllTEW ASHiN'
In the most approved manner. niJv?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09

DIR, HALLS BALSAM

HALLS LUNG BALsAnd, in all cases, gives
the h, st OF satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought more
cures since its Introduce ion than any other cough
medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is endorsed by
our leading ply scians as the safest ana best
remedy now before the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM is safe to use
among children. and yet powerful in cases OF
chronic pulmonary disease.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in certih
Gates almost daily of its wonderful cures in all
parts Of the country.
Halls Balls am for tho Lungs is sold in every
town in the country
The more striking proof Of the intrinsic worth
and excellence of Dr. H ais Balls am for the Lungs
show in the rapdty with which becomes general
favorte with the people There is nothing OF similar
what is cast into the shade when the
Balsam has been thoroughly tested. The agents tor
its sale. the country over. in ordering new suppnes
are very enthu in its favor. saying, ut IL just
the thing it like charm its effects are truly mag
ical." The afflicted can obtain the medicine oil
H. sCOvIL. Proprietor. IS Randolph ST., Chicago,
to whom all ORDERS should he addressed.
Sold nv n, HAUL Upton. Iowa;
REIsAnr q McN.M.Ra. Upton, Iowa.
Clarence"
And by dealers in Medicines generally. lalms
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DUB1IC Notice is hereby given to all persons
l. interested, that VIM. Mason, guardian of
Ale xander Buchanap, has fled in the Office
of the county judge, his final report of the settle
ment Of the affairs of said estate, and asks to be
disc charged from further duties aud Liabilities in
Ethe premises. All persons interested DESTROYS
SOf contcsting the same, must do so on or before
S1he October term Of the county court Of said
county or said report will be confirmed as prayed
FOR therein.
81 linton, Sept. 18th, 49, 2-v9nT 4w.
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rR-The Post Office Department has
issued instructions to the different Offices
to treat all letters with stamps that have
been used as currency on them, in the
same manner as unpaid letters. Postage
stamps that have been used as currency
are worthless for the purpose for which
they were issued Muscatine Journal.
Will the Journal, or somebody else,
tell us how postmaster is to know
whether a stamp has been used as cur
rency? 1t may have been carried in the
pocket Of one man till it got mussed and
dirty.
The CHICAGO JOURNAL has recently
"put on a new Dress" and now looks
like beautiful woman under like cir
cumstances, and is SO in reality. 1t has
always been one of the most reliable pa
pers in the West, and its straight forward
course in sustaining the Administration
against all attacks has won for it hosts of
friends where before it had none, till
now it is, probably, the most prosperous
journal in the West. 1t is printed on
copper faced type, and the publisher has
engaged one of Hoes fast presses SO as to
be able to meet all demands in the future.
The Daily is sent one year for 81, three
months for So. The 5 o'clock p M.
edition is received here the next day,
giving US twelve hours later news than
any other Chicago paper. The Weekly
is furnished for s1,5O q year, or FIVE
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d'ipton Abbertistr,

II M.rnxk 4 AsaorT, Of New York, are author
izedto receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
INC. II. sc RIvEN, AdrertisiaE AFsnf, % Dear
Ssrn strsst, CAieaxois sstAoriIedt receive dVsr-
nseme"ts for this and al the leading papers Of the
NORTH Wsst. F. ~ -
IL 8. N. PErr.N6IbL. & Co., No. 81 Park Row.
New York, and State street, Boston, agents
for the Upton AdUertser, in those cities, and
thorized to take and subscriptions for
us at our isnesf rates. - rF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09
Third Assistant Postmaster General
R~Owinc to the fact that the frs

B1Owing to the fact that the first
day of the Fair is election day, and many
Of the citizens Of the county cannot be in
attendance at the Fair on that day, OK.
hibitors will be given until Wednesday,
at IL o'clock, to enter their stock and
other articles. A. HoLTsLANDER
p@-Those indebted to w. Waite &
Son, either by note or book account, will
please settle the same Immediately and
save cost, as the money must come
(dont say you was not duly notified.
To our friends and patrons we return our
thanks for their very liberal patronage
ard many kindncsses, and hope again
soon to resume business and be of mutu-
al benefit to each other.
Respectfully yours,
2t4l W. WAITE & Son.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09

nea~ Quite storm passed over this
place about 8 o'clock p. m last Friday.
1t did no harm in town, but we learn
that in Springfield township many of the
hay and grain stacks were blown down
and much damage was done. We hear
that it extended across the Mississippi.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09

Cor VET" The Knights of the
Golden Sorghum" had hard time of it
getting to their meeting last Friday
night. Had the wind blown them ",o
kingdom come and saved the hay aud
grain stacks, the country would have
been tie gamer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09

MARCUS BEACH, is now at the old
stand Of VIM. Baeley, where he is ready
and willing to supply the wants of all
who may desire furniture He is an A
No. ! workman, having spent his whole
life at the business. Call and see him
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09
DURFEE Il TERRY,
Watch RcpaircrS and jewelers.,

go AGENTS for the best SEWING MA.
M'A CHIMES in use. and dealers in Musical
N Instrume nts Sheet Music, Italian strings,
&c. An orders by mail for music sent free up
Oh - 1race in Upton. Postofhce Bn,idins;
,rincira, store, Mnscatine, Iowa MI
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) III amlction,
c. G. NEsTLERoDE.

~We have seen statement of the
official trial in one of the principal coun
ties in this State, Of twenty-five Grain
and Stock Scales. They were the ordi-
nary out door Wagon Scales, and were
tested just as they were found in com
mon use, thus making it one Of the best
practical tests, Sixteen of them were of
Falrbank' $ make, and nine of vsrious 9th.
or kinds. The result showed remarka-
bic degree Of accuracy in those of Fair
banks make, while all the others were
condemned as not sufficiently accurate
for use. The importance Of this fact
will be appreciated without comment -
We publish it because it is one in which
the public are interested Chicuyo TT.
bne
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CEDAR co. FAIR.
$4,000 in Premiums
offered.

The Cedar County Agricultural Socie-
ty will hold its first annual Fair at
Upton,
on the l4th 10Th aud 10th Of October
next.
\ HOLTSLANDER,
Secretary.
Upton, Sept. LIST, 1852. CIV
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1862, FALL TRADE. 1862
Weber, Williams 4 Yale.
JoGBERa or
HATS, Gaps,
~ RS,
TTEFlLO RTBET,
BUCKSklN GOODS, &c,
% Lake street. CHICAGO.

We have now in store for Fall Trade the lar
gest and best ASSORTED Sro,k in our line ever
exhibited IN this Market. especially adapted to
the wants of Dealers from all sections Of the
Northwest and unsurpassed in variety and
cheapncs> by any to he found West or East.
Merchants who have heretofore purchased IN
other Markets are cspe cially invited to examine
our stock this season, and are assured We are
fully preper,d aad determined to sell Goods a.
cheap and on favorable terms a. the besS
class of Ho sSr, IN any Market
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r, MAUONI a BRO,
y + 4 | l. q X 5

NV door Iel0x Myers Hardware Stoie.
[ WAX entrusted to our care VIII DC at'ehueu
r. prompty made in the latest fashions an" va.
r,,tea TO 1--WE entire satisfaction. th"rse' 'e"
o,ahle Give us IA cali ~.
linton March II, l~ho.
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HO FOR WILTON.
E1*2&

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RUN A HACK
DAILY FROM TIPTON TO WILTON
and back Having contracted to carry daily
ma H. at a low rate, and having good teams he
homes to receive good share Of patronage.
n2Gv9 JoSEfh All H''
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TO THE NEKNOI : Of both sexes. A Retired Clergy
man having been restored to health in few days. a.
ter many years Of great suffering, il willing to assist
others by sending free the receipt Of post paid
directed envelope, a copy of the prescription used
Direct the REV. john NJ. DAGI<AhL, ls6 Fulton
street, brooklyn, y. \. 23n4n
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cD~We would call special attention to
the following "oficial circular from the
Post Office Department.:
Posr OpvcE DEPT. finance OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, Sept 80 lSC2. {
lnasmuch as the unadvised use OF
postage stamps as a circulating medium
has soiled or defaced them ia a greater
or less degree, aud evil persons, taking
advantage of that circumstance, have pu,
into circulation stamps which have evi
IDENTIFY been used in prepayment of post
age, every postmaster is instructed to
treat as unpaid any letter placed in a
post office for mailing which may be GOV
cred with stamp at all so'ed or defac-
cd, or which has apparently been used
in payment Of postage. Such letters will
be sent at once to the Dead Letter Office.
This Department has repeatedly, by
special letters and official announcement,
declared its opposition to the sale and
use of postage stamps for a currency,
foreseeing the results of such coarse on
the part of the public.
Respectfully yours,
A. n ZEVELY,
Third Assistant Postmaster General
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DON'T FORGET, that the Fair comes
off next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, at the new fair grounds just east of
town. We hear that great preparations
are being made to bring in stock of every
kind and all sorts of articles that are
nice, curious and interesting. Already
has the stock begun to arrive, and there
are now here several head of as nice Dur
ham and Devon cattle as can be found
anywhere in the State. Some nice
sheep, and some Cashmere Goats, whose
fine silky wool is used in the manufacture
of Cashmere shawls, are also on the
ground. We hope everybody, with his
wife, will turn out and bring in the best
he has got, and help to make the fair
success, notwithstand ding the hard times
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LIEUT.. CAsAn, Of Co. a." 9th Iowa
returned on Tuesday last. The news of
his bravery and GOODNESS in the battle of
Ipka had preceded him. and he was vel
coined by hosts of warm frients. His
wounds are doing well and he hopes yet
to save his hand. "Toney" is as jovial
as ever, and has many tales to tell of the
incidents Of the battle field OF the
wounded he reports, in addition to those
heretofore reported, the death of Nelson
Alexander. The others, as far as he
could learn, are doing well, although the
recovery of Corporal Hawk, and privatcs
G S. Hussey and W. a. Z. Tisdac is
somewhat doubtful He also says that it
is probable that all the wounded, who
have not returned to duty, are, by this
time, in the hospitals in Keokuk
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JOURNAL OF THE BOARD OF sU-
PERVISORS OF OTTAWA co.
OCTOBER TERM
GRAND HAVEN, Oct. Is, 1862.

GRAND HAVEN, Oct. Is, 1862.
The Board of Supervisors Of Ottawa
County, met nj the Courthouse, in the
village Of Grand Haven, on Monday, the
18th day OF October, 1852, in regular
session.
The meeting was called to order by the
Clerk.
The roll was called and the following
supervisors answered to the call of their
respective townships:
Alendale, John E. Blake.
Chester, George w. Reed.
Georgetown, Hiram Jennison.
jamestown, VIM. d. Kirby.
Olive, Otto Brayman.
Spring Lake, Uzel B. Eames.
Wright, Benjamin Lille.
Bendon, Carlton L. Storrs.
Crockery, VIM. M. Bruce.
Holland, Komer Schaddelee.
Ottawa, Edward P. Ferry.
Robinson, John w. Barnard.
TaImadge, Charles Afford.
iceland, Johannes G. Van Hees.
On motion of Mr.. Storrs the board ad-
journed until tomorrow at 8 o'clock A.
M.
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Your committee recommend that tho
above statement be the basis Of equaiza.
ton. Signed, G. L. SToRRs, Chm.
On motion of Mr.. Lille,
ReSolved, That the vote taken on the
resolution in regard to paying portion
Of the Indebtedness of the towns be re-
considered. The votes were taken by
townships ard carried rs follows:
Yeas-Alendale, Blendon, Crockery,
Georgetown, jamestown, Olive, Polkton,
Robinson and Wright-9.
Noys-Chester, Holland, Ottawa.
Spring Lake, Tallmadge and Zcoland-o.
On motion Of Mr. Lille,
ReSolved, That the resolution Of Mr..
Barnard be adopted. Carried.
Mr.. Storrs offered the following reso-
luton rs substitute for former rcsolu-
ton, which was presented by Mr.. Ferry,
recommending that the sum Of one thou.
sand dollars be raised in county orders
and three thousand dollars in bonds.
Resolved, That we raise four thousand
dollars, by direct tax upon the taxable
property of the county, the same TO be
created rs Volunteer Family Relief
Fund, and the amount so raised to be APP
portioned among the several towns Of the
county, as recommended by the commit
tee on Volunteer Family Relief Fund.
Resolced, That the Chairman and
Clerk be instructed and authorized to is
sue county orders for the sum Of ff-
teen hundred dollars, payable four months
from date, with interest, at ten per cent,
the same TO be receivable for taxes by
the towns and county-that said orders
be placed in the hands of the County
Treasurer, with instructions to dispose Of
them to the best advantage-that said
orders when paid by the County Treasu-
rer be charged 10 the above Volunteer
Family Relief Fund. Carried.
Mr.. Schaddelec moved that there be
ono thousand dollars added TO the amount
mentioned in Mr.. Storrs' resolution.
The vote was taken by townships and
lost, as follows %
Yeas-Crockery, Holland, Ottawa, Oh
i've, Spring Lake, Tallmadge and Wright
u.
Nays-Allendale, Blendon, Chester,
Georgetown, Jamestown, Polkton, Robin
son and Zeeland-S.
On motion of Mr.. Afford.
Resolved That we raise one.twentieth
of a mill on a dollar, on The taxable
property of the county of Ottawa, for
the benefit of the Ottawa County
Agricultural Society, for the ensuing
year.
Mr.. Ferry offered the following rcsolu-
ton, which was lost.
Resolved That the distinction between
the town and county poor be abolished
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~-~~~~~S-~~~O~~~O~O~-~ S~~O~~~O0<
Of the above number of persons two
hundred and three are of families whose
heads have enlisted under the last call,
and they have received buta very limited
amount of help from their respective
towns, so that safe estimate would show
that the amount appropriated, at the June
session, viz: $2,l43 95, was necessary
and used 10 take care Of three hundred
and eighty-one persons, up to October,
1862.
They would further report and recon-
mend that supervisors be requested to
carefully inquire into the necessities of the
families in their townships, and relieving
them in accordance with the law, also
bear in mind that strict economy in the
distribution of the funds should be used.
They would report that to the best Of
their ability they have estimated the
amount necessary for the use of the su-
pervisors from the present time Till June
l, 1868, and also to pay up the present
Indebtedness Of the towns, and would
recommend that the sum of four thou
sand dollars be raised, either by direct
tax or by loan on county bonds for that
purpose; that the sum Of $36s 6s there
of be applied to the cxtinguishment of
the debt Of The respective towns, and the
balance, viz: S3,63l 80, be set by ms n
fund for the relief of the families of vol
unteers, and, further, recommend that
the somc be apporiioncd among the sew
cral towns in accordance with the follow
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On motion of Mr.. Barnard the same
was referred to the committee on roads,
ferries and bridges.
On motion the board adjourned until
tomorrow ut 8 o'clock A. M.