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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-20
FINkLE Il LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
iirnnch Office. Io2 Lake Street
ShiCago. Ill.

I>oR the purpose of facilitating the Sesv
Il Machine Trade Ia the West, the FIAEry
LYON HhNlNi MACHINE 60. have opa3.
permanent oth>c in Chicago No. Toe ms,
The usual charges for frri.lts on Na,hin.
from New YORK to tlis place " III be added to the
New York Prices. In every other respect h.
has'ness ~ the Chicago office will be- doae Oh
the safae terms as Il. the paIen: onice in New
/ York.
full assortment Of Machines, with nil the
/ lac improvements, is already in the Chicago
once, and all or"sts for Machines an" Sewing
Machine Findings will be promptly filled.
10 paF'lrS iiftIe acquainted with the flnkle
Lyon Sewing Machines the careful perusal OF
| the Company circular f. especially commend.
cd' This circular can be hal on application.-
1t Is very specific, and viii he found highly III
stfuctive, having been prepare. with mach care.
ana we VII! abide by all statements 'herea
made.
The following brief quotation is characteristic
o! the entire circular:
This Machine is better adapted thsn shy
other Sewing Mac inc in market 10 the frequent
changes and almost endless variety Of sewing
required IN family; for it will sew from one 10
twenty thicknesscs of Marseiiies without stop
p'hg ma make every stitch perfect. "i's.
from the finest gauZc to the heaviest cloth. ana
even the strongest harness leather, without
changing the fced.necdic or tension. or making
any adjustment of machine whatever"
thus have We successfully overcome the most
ann ult point in the Sewing Machine art. II
was no ordinary triumph, Dehantly can we no"
say, "No other Machine compares with it in this
respect Hence, have we uniformly -almoI
without exception-takcn the highest premium,
whenever the Machine has been properly eNhib'
iled IN competition with other tirst-cass Sewing
Machines. Hence it is that we are able to oasr
ihe following guarantee, viz, ave warrant eve
~ machine we Sc to give METER satisfaction
than any other Sewing Machine in market, or
money refnnded:" We ne~er sell a Machine on
any other terms. The guarantee is as reliable
AZ the note OF any business man in the land -
Tor more than five years have we relied upon
such facts for the repntion of our Machine: and
wthout single travelling agent in the fcld.
there Is scarcely neighborhood on tho cont
ment where the Machine il not tavorably known.
we prefer such reputation to one based on
mere taxing points," As they are technically
.a''ea IN the trade. Hence VIC make but ono
h'ha OF stitch, viz, the lock stitch, alike on
po'h sues requiring only oncthird tho thread
OF other kinds of stitches
N. Il. Local Agents wanted in every county
throughout the West. Special inducements
offered.
Finkic Il Lyon s.. NJ. Coz,
N'hoomo 35S BRoApwAy, NEw YORK.
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From the South.
New YORK, Nov. l6.

NEW DIRK, Nov. 10
Advices from New Orleans report that
the expedition under Weitzel met the
enemy at Labadrevlle and defeated them
after brisk fight. Ipwards of 200 Of
the enemy were killed, wounded arc TAX
en- prisoners. One piece of artillery was
captured The rebels were pursued to-
ward Berwick Bay, VIII re Gov. Moore
Is supposed to be- Our loss was IS kill
ed and II wounded.
Advlces from various parts of the
Southern coast say that nearly all the
rebel salt works on the coast of Florida
and Louisiana have been destroyed by our
gunboats.
The gunboats lie off Galveston TO pro.
tect the Unionis,s from raids of rebel
cavalry which force Unionists into the
rebel ranks.
The negro brigade at New Orleans i.
stationed at Algicrs.
The whole Texas coast is sealed by ou
blockaders.
Key West is healthy.
The Newbern corresp ondcnt Of tn
Herald states that the rebel Gov. Vauc
replied to Gov. Stanley's proposition, -
"That North Carolina will fight till sh
has lost every drop Of blood He re-
commended Gov. Stanley to treat direct
ly with the rebel government.
A Ncwbern letter, of the 18th, state
that the rebels drove in our picke,s O
the previous night.
! The iron clad railroad car with tw
guns fired grape and canister upon tn
rebels, repulsing them. A large :ore
has been sent after the rebels
Gen. Fosters force was coming up tn
river
The Macon (Georyia) Ttlegroph {
the 18th has long article on peace.
! says:
." are so anxious for peace that lon;
ing for it is never out of the mind 6
man, woman or child, and the confirm
anco of the war will distress us thor
sand times more thar it will the North
1t, however, sees nothing but ruiz
except that peace is based on Souther
independence.
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TIE TRIBUNE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES

| THE Stw ynp1.TnIrI.>.,
If NJ ,n4r IN "a = 81 n r. aF.hg purchased
S,rawhrrrias en- ,I .aS He7s shfee - edlIng
| .Mrni,., W ,n" t"I. FiIs"oIth,' the
~ anu Inc bf""Hlyn Scarlet tripcn-
~ s,t.r;i INV ar nance VIII send them
~ -, ' o"oSI ioe's'
Gna aa 40" -, 'c'1 rFo'ih", beautiful color
nne n"s'f, MOI very acId, highly rertumed and
f I' ~ su' CeSS'oh from very early to late and
A'nu 10 ni''eAHa', so that 1t requires no 9th
and the ,,I.n. ".H' >. ~ MAKE u productive,
III" thS pants are all strong and vigorous grow.
tiS' anu pear the lruIt well up from the ground
~ possess one o. these new plants would be a
great acquisition for any family in the rnn,tpt
10 PoE.ess the three "oald give the possessar
. that ne c"ala reasonably desire in ihis most
ueil.ious' most valuable Of all fruits. Such nev
pants are usually sold at s. a dozen, or 80 cents
ap'eCG' Al mat they are not dear, because from
one all that family wants can be obtained in a
~" var foF description see strawberry
oIithfish
We nave agreed to pay the large sum Of s, 600
.o' 'he intee sorts fof the purpose Of securing
L . I"''"aNeil 70 that our subscribers should
80 'h'ce ne" KINDS OF Straw berries unlike any
pthe'F' anu az we tn NIX, valuable for any one TO
n"N1 eAei"siFelt' and which one Tut sub.
can nave iof some years, for they will be
A. ,ha ,, ~ 10 othef way
.t, ' i'an'S must De grown from the very
sihn'i STOCK OF seeding plants on hand when we
.'rne '!le purchase, and as over half a million
"'I DC required, we do not expect to be able to
Io'a NE Tue als'llbution before September
600. As matter OF course, the recipients will
~ o"s ,'ose VINO pay TO us one years subscrip-
any, 'ae pants VIII be sent out IN the order
Iii - ps'o"a are reviewed Inc three plants
Sanr,' ,.ias ~ .a.h PERSON VINO sends to us a
VII, ~ 49, TT ~! 'itHet 'ae Daily, semi
tin, ~ sntsnni,Hs ,taoahe. 'hhicatlng at the
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m New York, Nov. II.
Inc 1r'bunc has the following, edito.

nv, NL" i hh, NOV. IL.
The Tribune has the following, cdito.
rally:
eve are crcditably informed tina, clan.
destlne negotiations have been opcncd
between certain Democratic leaders in
this city and the head traitors at Rich
mond, looking to re construction m
the following basis: The States now in
rebellion are to elect members Of ,he
present Congress, who arc to present
themselves at Washington and claim
seats IN said Congress on or before tho
LIST day of January next. Second tho
House beng SO filed, will at once laveo
conJolnt aud conservative and rebel ma.
Jor'ty, who will proceed at once to notify
the President that the rebellion is sinh.
stant'aliy ended; that the rebel States arr
all duty represented in the House. that
consequently, his proclamation of freedom
is null and void, and they are fully M
der the protection of the Constitution
"3d, That Congress, thus reconstruct
ID, Is to proceed forthwith to repeal all
cts bearing hard on the traitors Of the
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ptBLiC NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed will offer for sale at public auction to the
hghcs. bidder for cash al the house the
town Of Upton in the county # Cedar and State n
Iowa. on the 2'h day of November, A. ID. le62, At IL
O'Clock m, the following pr perry, t0-s: One span
OF black horses 20 wit nf said horses hctnE about
seven years old hclng the horse formerly Owned
by Alex ocailtree the other about eleven years
old, and was raised hy John Thompson. Also, one
set OF double harness and two horse wagon Saad
team harness and being the recently "NH-
ed by John htuuiH ard ~ hEI sold to Edward IT, -
den. Also, ncw CHpprr Stirring Pio", AID VA
mOnd Harrow with ~ teeth. All OF sad property
tax en- from said Eda ard Golden under chttte mort
gage executed hy said Edward Golden :" hah'ei Raf-
fsnsberger, the eth day q" October, i>ai I" secure
the payment prom tsSnfy notes eNtC uttd ty
Edward Golden and Thomas Golden, on the 9TH day
October -6i. To Dauie! kaifeuserg""; ono %: said
for the sum of forty two dollars due Decemte r
ist 1851 and tie other Of sad notes for t%p hundred
aud eighteen dollars due October 7th, 1852; both with
ten Der cent. Interest. and costs of sac
DANIEL RAFFENsBEkGEE, Mortgage.
9th. l-5g.
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A rebel hospital was captured one IN
d a half miles south of there, with nun
a. dred convslescsnts.
Skirmishing was going on all the fore
r. noon with the cavalry near Lumpk,n
n Mills. One man was killed and fe'
d wounded on our side.
Y The whole number Of prisoners take
G .o.da, is about $50, including one OF Val
= Dorn's Captains Of Comwissary.
. At noon all was quiet. The enem.
= was retiring. o.
The I'd Iowa, 9TH Kansas and 81
0 Michigan cavalry occupy Holly Springs
y The infantry are pushing on to the sup
port of our cavalry.
The Mayor and prominent citizens sur
rendered the town to our forces
The evacuation of Holly Springs DIS
pels the prospect of an immediate fight.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 16.
Parson Brownlow is in the city. and
nreachcd sermon this afternoon to the
Anderson Troop, new Pennsylvania regi-
ment. :,
Major General Schuyler Hamilton and
Hon. Horace Maynard are in the city,
the hitter accompanying loyal Tennessee
regiments into East Tennessee.
Gen Morgan's Cumberland Gap army
has all embarked on boats above for this
city, and will all arrive here by Tues lay.
On the passage of Kirby Smiths rebel
armys out of this State, ria Cumberland
Gap, they captured Capt H. King and
fifteen other Home Guards, and hanged
them without any charges being made
against them, or giving them the benefit
of a trial Union men of tho vicinity
are determined to retaliate, threatening
death to all rebel soldiers between Mt.
Vernon and the Gap. the threat was
carried into execution, on finding nine
rebel stragslers on the route, on tie 9th.
They were hanged to trees. Two were
executed at Hockney's near Big Rock
Castle River, two more at Putnam's Cor.
ners, and the remainder beyond London.
Yesterdays Nashville Dispatch con-
tains accounts of FIVE murders, two Of
saloon keepers, who refused to sell liquor
to soldiers; two Of soldiers, cause un.
known, and one of a negro. The City
Marshal was also assailed and badly beat
en-.
From the Associated Press reporter
at Nashville We learn that Gen. Sill's
division moved out this morning on the
Murfreesboro road Gen. Crittenden's
division is at Silver Springs, twelve
miles from Lebanon.
A part Of Morgan's force is at Leba-
non. A portion of them came within
two miles Of Crittenden's camp.
Supplies from the country for the city
have greatly increased. Weather wet
aud likely to continue so.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.
There is no doubt of the intention to
concentrate the rebel forces in the vicin.
ity of Chattanooga, and make fight on
the defensive.
Private dispatches to, day state that
McCook's and Gilbert's corps d. armees
have advanced from Nashville, and will
make every effort to bring on a general
engagement.
Gen. Geo. Morgau's entire division
has been transferred to Louisville, and
will co operate from thence southwardly
with Gen. Changers division, now BE-
tween Frankfort and Louisville.
Gen. Morgan and staff are here, and
viii go to Louisville TO- morrow.
Gen. Grants army has left Holly
Springs and moved in pursuit of Price
and Van Dorm, who are evidently retreat
ing to join Johnston
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FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.

7 OST, between Upton and West Branch vim
IL Woodbridge and Haskill's Ferry and NJ Y
Buffers, some days since, volume one on CayaI
~ Tactics with a note adore scd 10 H. n Wash.
burn eacloscd. The finder will be literally ,e.
Narded on leaving the articles at the pos, Office
in Upton. F.S HopGr.
Nov. 9th. If.
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CEpAR COUNTY DISTRICT CoURr.
Hannah Mclaughlin }
". Divorce.

alexander McLaughlin.)
70 Alexander McLaughln-Sir:-Yo You are hereby no
thea that there is file in the Office ofthe Ger
o! the District Court Of Cedar county Iowa. peto
OF Hannah Mclaughlin, claiming from you divorce
Ior the reason that you have wfully deserted ana
scented yourself from the said Hannah McLau1hhn,.
osert~o years, without any reasonable cause whae,
Now, nhleayoa appear thereto and defend before TO-
ofthe second dag Of the term Of said Court 'o
held on the first Monday Of December, A. p. 1867 su.
ant will be entered against you and ud amcnt render
Attorney for Plaintiff,
ordered that the fore going notice be III ~
'iiptoh Adrertser' for four Consecutive week
CURED ~ law. AL0sZO SHAW.
n4DW4 Clerk Dis't Coaf'N
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NOT!CE.--ESTRAT STEER.

Taken up by jacob Finch, nj his residence in
Centre township, Cedar county, Iowa, or She 1st
day Of November A. D. ls12. Said Steer il
brndle roam, supposed to lie three years old last
spring, has .hite face, be ly and tail a small
slit in the left ear, ana appraised at fourteen
dollars. Al.DNIn SHAW,
Clerk of the Dist Court of Cedar co., Iowa.
fipton, Nov. 18th, 1Sn2 1t
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C.Ilec,o.., Olhcc. Davenport, iowa.

NOTICES. hereby given, that have appointed
~ J. C. RsrTs Deputy Collector for the conn.
~ of Cedar in the Second Collection District in
the State of Iowa. GEO. W. ELS
Col of the I'd Col. Dist in the stat: Of Iowa.
November 9Th, 1862 4Gtf
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In every loyal State in the Union
INC 9TH OF the present month has now
neen designated as a day of general
thanksgiving, and prayer. The same d.y
IA: been appointed in the District If
Columbia. '''''' u
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nE- Delaware-though she cast her
electoral vote for Breckenridge and gave
Lncola but fourth of her por ulor SUI.
iraSes-has just chosen an admiaistra.
ton Governor by III and missed elect
Ing an Administration member of Con.
gress by barely % votes
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TAKE NOTICE.

Some very industrious falsitiers are circu,,u.
n renort that the Treasurer of Cedar coun,'
fuses to take the United States Green Ks.l Ie
for taxes. This is to notify all persons conca.A
ed. that will take nothing else but "Gr .an'
Backs, Iowa Bank Bills and specie. 'ea
q. r. INGMAN
Oct. 81, 1869. Treas. Cedar countv
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sSENAH 4 I,lNSs.EI,

HOUSE. SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
IL PAIN TIERS ,s.
Paper lIaneiag aud Graning done IN aa .t
manner All work warranted TO Si'e s"'
ton. Shop in Virgin Block.
Upton, April II, 1862 nl5f'
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ANEW and fresh supply of sugar; ,",III Ds
Ia. scs &c. lust received by l.. " ~.
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Wanted Immediately.
10000 Prairie CHECKERS, at rs cents each;
5000 2uails, at 6 cents each.
F.P. DEAN.


Upton. Nov l3, Is 2.
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Inland, Nov. l0th, l+G2. 4Gs2
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-08-23

become a law and 60 into effect, or in any
manner be in force, shall be submitted to the
people and if the same shall be approved by
q majority of all the votes cast on the subject,
it shall go into effect; otherwise, it shall not
60 into effect nor be in force
Sec. 3. The votes cast on the subject speci-
fed in the last preceding section, shall be by
separate ballot, and shall have written or prin-
ted, or partly written and partly printed, on
each of them, the words 'for amendment to
the banking law" or against amendment to
banking law" which words shall indicate the
vote for or against the approval of this act ;
and the ballots so cast shall be canvassed and
returned III the same manner as the votes cast
for State officers are required by law to be re-
turned and canvassed and the Secretary of
State shall, Immediately on the completion of
SAID canvass, publish statement of the result
thereof in the official State Paper, and shall
communicate the same to the next Legislature
at the commencement of the session; and he
shall also deliver to the State Treasurer Ger.
tilted copy thereof, with a statement of the re-
suit OF the canvass upon the subject, mmedi-
ately after the completion Of the canvass.
Sec. 4 This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the twentieth day of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1863
Sec. D. All acts or parts of acts conflicting
with or in any way contraveninS the previs-
ions OF this act, are hereby repealed
Chapter 203 approved April 4, 1862; chap
ter 354 approved June H. 1862.
Said election to be conducted, the votes can
yas5ed and returns mad., in accordance with
the provisions of chapter of the Revised
Statutes of 1853.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of
the State, at the Capitol in Madison, on the
fourth day of August, A. D. 1862
JAMES T. LEWIS,
Secretary Of State.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-08-23
Foreclosure Sale.

DY virtue of judgment rendered in the Cir
ID cult Court Of Milwaukee County, State of
Wisconsin, July Goth, 1862 in favor of Samu-
ell S =. Hall and against William G. Turner.
| shall expose for sale and sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder at the front door of
the Post Office in the town of Grand Rapids,
III said County of Wood, on Thursday the
twentieth (20) day of November, A D. 1862,
at the hour of one o'clock, P. NJ, of that day.
or so much thereof shall be sufficient to
raise the amosnt Of the said Judgment and
costs, together with the expenses of sale, of
the following described real estate, lying and
being situate in the County of Wood and State
of Wisconsin, to wit: Northeast quarter of
Section number three (S), township number
twenty-four CA north Of range number four
(D east.
Dated Sheriff's Office, Grand Rapids, Aug.
l4tR, A. d. 1852. +. LANIGNE,
Sheriff Of Wood County,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-08-23
SIMMONS.

State of HTiseonsin-h the Circuit Co,at Of tie
E County Of Wood.
The Board Of Trustees of Westminster Col
lege, Plaintiff, against L. c. Singleton and
NJ. G. Singleton, Defendants.
THE State IF Wisconsin to L. Z. Singleton
l. and NJ G. Singleton, the above named De-
PENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in this
action, which is filed in the office Of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court in and for said county of
Wood, and to serve copy of your answer on
the subscriber at his Office in the town of
Grand Ra bids in said county, within twenty
days after the service of this summons on you,
exclusive of the day of such service; and if
you fail to answer the complaint AS aforesaid,
the Plaintiff will take Judgment against you
for the sum Of five hundred and twenty five
dollars, and interest at the rate of ten per cen
tum per annum from the 18th day of April A.
u. 1859 besides the costs and disbursements
of this action.-Dated May 2lst, 1862.
35-sw L. ?. POWERS, Pits Atty.
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Summons.

State Of Wisconsin-In tie Circuit Co,t,t of the
County Of Wood
The Board of Trustees of " estminster Col
lege, Plaintiff, against Milton G. Singleton,
Defendant. s..
rNHE State of Wisconsin to Milton G. Sim
Il gleton, the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in this
action, which is filed in the Office Of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court in and for the said coun-
ty OF Wood, and to serve a copy of your an
swer on the subscriber at his office in the town
of Grand Rapids in said county, within TWEEN
ty days after the service of this summons on
you, exclusive of the day of such service :;
and if you fail to answer the complaint as
aforesaid, the Plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sum of three thousand five
hundred and three anG $4,000 dollars and in
terest at the rate of ten per centum per an
mum, on the sum of one thousand and eighty
three and $4,000 dollars from the 10th day of
June, 1861 and ON the sum of one thousand
two hundred and ten dollars from the lSt day
of June A. d. 1861, and on the sum of one
thousand two hundred and ten dollars, thereof
from the 3lst day of August, 1861, besides the
costs and disbursements of this action.-Dated
May 10th, 1862
35-6w L. P. POWERS, Pits Atty.
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SHERIFF's OFFICE. Wood County,

Grand Rapids, Aug. 90, 1921
In pursuance Of the foregoing notice from
the Secretary Of State, general election will
be ield in the several towns and election pre-
cincts of Wood County, W sconsin, on Tues
day succeeding the first Monday, being the 4th
day of November, A. d. 1862, at which time
the following county officers are to be elected:
A Sheriff, in the place of Eusebe Lavigne,
whose term of office will expire on the 3lst
day of December, A. D. 1862.
A Clerk Of the County Board of Supcrvis-
ors, in the place Of Lemuel NJ. Hawley, whose
term Of office will expire on the 3lst day of
December, A. d. 1862.
\ County Treasurer, in the place of Thomas
b. Scott, whose term of office will expire on
the 3lst day of December, A. D 1862.
A Register of Deeds, in the place of Auren
Knapp, Jr., whose term Of office will expire on
the 3lst day of December A. D. 1862
A District Attorney, in the place of Jerc D.
Witter, whose term of office will exire on the
31st day of December, A. d. 1862.
\ Clerk Of the Circuit Court, in the place
of R. G. Lyon, whose term of Office will ex-
pire on the 5lst day of December, A D. 1862.
\ Coroner in the place of Lemuel Kroner,
whose term of Office will expire on the 3lst
day of Decembc", A. D. 1862
34-l2w f. LAVIGNE Sheriff