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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
From General Mitchelrs command.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Diepatchei
lave been received at the War Dc
partment from General Mitchell, da
ted Huntsville, the 9th, stating that
an expedition under General Negley
drove the enemy, commanded by Gen.
eral Adams, from Winchester, thro
Jasper, back to Chattanooga, and ut
terly defeated and Ioute6 them at that
point. Wagons, ammunition and
supplies were captured. Still more
important results are expected to fol.
low this movement:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
From Fremontls Command.

uARRIsoNBURe, June 6.-The ad
vance guard Of General Fremon
reached uarrisonburg at two o'clocl
this afternoon. There was no isht
ing duling the march. Jackson cam
ped here last night and left this NOR
ming, A cavalry force was sent on
reconnaissance four miles beyonc
the town, which cane On a iarg,
force of cavalry and infantry, strong
y posted in the woods. Oolone
Wyhdham, who had pushed the rec
onnoisance three miles further thar
ordered, rashly led forward the Firs
New Jersey Cavalry, and was driver
back by infantry in ambush. Colo
mel Wyndham is a prisoner, and Cap
tains Stillwine and Haines were killed
OF severely wounded and taken pris
oners, Captain Charles is missing
All the officers oravely and yainl,
endeavorsd to rally their men.
Captain Janeway CALAMITY attemp
ted a flank movement, which covered
the retreat Of the First Battalion. II,
is unhurt' =
The regiment lost thirty. five il
killed, wounded and missing.
General Bayrd, of the Bucktoil OF
Maine Rifles, with the First Pennsyl
vania Cavalry and Cuhgeret's Brig
ade, composed of the Sixth Indian,
and Eighth Virginia, were ordered
forward to their support, and drov,
the enemy from their position, cap
turing their camp and some stores.
The Kane Rifles numbered 1875
and found themselves opposed an,
tianked in the woods by four regiment
OF infantry and cavalry, and, befor,
they could be withdrawn, suffered Sc
verely. Lieutenant Colonel Kane !,
wounded severely, and a prisoner.
Captain Taylor was also wounded ant
captured. Captain W. F. Blanch arJ
was wounded severely. Lieutenan
J.J. Swayue probably killed. Ate
a most gallant fight. the Rifles wer,
driven back with a loss of IS killed
wounded ,ul and missing.
The reoels brought up their artilIe
Try, and used il with effect
jackson is thought to have left th,
main road, and has either halted th,
main column for battle, or great,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
Three Cheers for WadswOrth the
Union Men Of kentucky and The
AbOIitlOnists-PIaln Talk,


In the Congressional Globe of May
% there is aspesch delivered by the
Hon. Mr.. WADswoRoH. the Union
member Of Congress from the Mays.
vile District. 1t closes as follows:
"You have shocked the public heart
Of that State. You have awakened
its distrust from one end to the other.
But still, si:, the war is upon u.s.
We have enlisted in it, and intend to
tight it out TO an honorable close.-
We never expect to gronnd our arms
until rebellion has bowed to the Con.
stitution, and until, by the blessing OF
God, every State has returned to its
former obedience, in full possession Of
its former imperishable rights. We
intend to stanad, indeed, in defense of
our own legal rights aud social order
at all times against the three corners
OF the world, if need be. Bring there
your armed forces to emancipate our
slaves, if it shall come to that, and by
the God Of Abraham, ofIsaac and Of
Jacob, we will srike in defence of our
fresides, and the Constitution and
human nature itself will stand by our
sides and say, 'Well done good and
faithful servants of liberty But sir,
We do not expect that that time will
come. We expect that all the breth.
ren in all the States will respect the
circumstances that surround us. and
will respect the constitutional guaran.
tees which should guard our society
against all assaults. Our neutrality
if you choose, is now 9. tl.ing of the
past, and thus, whenever any other
State gets tired ofths contest, we ara
prepared to put her quota in the field
Pass our bill, and see wherther or not
We are in earnest in this great contest
for the Constitution"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IIOW. ~.

The Democratic Union voters of Vinton
County are requested to meet in MASS
CNVENTlON on Saturday, the 2sIh day
Of June next, at Macarthur, at2 o'clock P.
NJ, for the purpose Of appointing three Del
egates to the Democratic State Convention,
to be held in Columbus on the 4th day OF
July 1852, to nominate State officers. AL
so 10 decide whether the nominations for
oihcers Tor Vinton County shall be made BY
the Primary Elec tion System. or by DELE
gates (sent up 10 Convention from the Town
ships.)
BY order of the Democratic County Cen
tral Committee. sc. CASE, Ch'n'n.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
:enefSII McCIeIIs1Ss Address 70 his Sol.
dieTa.
MoCLRLLAS's HEADoUAATrRs,l !

MOCLkLLAh ukADoUAAIIksi
Tuesday Evening June 3.
The following address was read to
the army thiS evening At dress pa
rade, and was received with an out.
burst Of Tociferous cheering from eV
cry regiment:
HEADQUARTERS Army or ruE PoToHAcl
Camp near New bridge, Va, June y.
"Snl6 ierb Of the Army Of the Potomac:
81 have fulfilled at least q part Of
my promise to you. You are now
face to face with the rebels. who are
held at bay in front OF the Capital. -
The final and decisive battle is at
hand. Unless you belle your past
history, the result can not for Q mo-
lnent be doubtful. If the troops who
labored 50 faithfully and fought so
calamity at Yorktown, and who 90
bravely won the hard fights at Viii.
liamsburg, West Point. Hanover
Court house and Fair Oaks now prove
worthy of their ahtecedents, the vic.
tory is surely ours. The events Of
every day prove your superiority
Wherever you have met the enemy
you have beaten him. Wherever you
have used the bsyonet, he las given
way in panic and disorder. | ask Of
YOU now one last GROWING effort
The enemy has staked his all on tho
issue Of the coming battle. Lot us
meet him aud crush him here in the
very center OF the rebellion.
"Soldjers: | will be with you in
this battle, and share it's dangers with
you. Our confidence in each other 10
now founded upon the past. Let us
strike the blow which is 10 restore
peace and unlou to this distracted
land. Upon your valor, discipline
aud mutual confidence the result de-.
pends.
[Signcd1 GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding"
Fugitive Slaves not 10 be- Returned BV
Officers Of the Army.
WASHINGTON, June 7.--The sum.
mary action Of Governor Stanley has
opened new slavery discussion. IL
is understood that the President and
Cabinet have united in the determinG.
ton to give no quarter to Secession
slave owners. The new article Of
war prohibiting the rendition of fngl.
tive slaves by officers OF the army will
be strictly enforced. 1t is confident.
: stated that Governor Stanley will
either resign or be recalled in ten
days,
Colonel Elliott, for gallantry in the
West, was yesterday nominoted Brig.
adler General.
General Mcdowell was b. 70 TO.
day,
1t is stated in military circles THAI
an order has been sent superseding
General Hunter.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12

10 his profession in The service, | have
met quite number Of old friends in
Camp, which adds to my enjoyment in
life. The camp is very healthy aud
20 have 1900 Prisoners here. Vol.
unteers are coming in fast, yesterday
We had about 5000 new recruits, one
S4this now formed aud mi.
formed and ready for the appointment
Of the field officers for general service.
The s5th will be for State service and
the S6th will be for general service.
The members of the company are
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
1ouIeJ
A. W. MCCORMICK.
The Abolition Summers Resolutions
Against Governor Stanley.

Mr.. Sumner offered the following |.
Z" WHEREAS, Edward Stanley, as.
suming to act under a letter from the
Secretary of War, appointing him
Military Governor of North Carolina,
2 post unknown to the Constitution
and the laws, has undertaken by yir.
tue OF such military authority to sur
render fugitive slaves, contrary to the
intent and meaning OF the Act of Con.
gress recently adopted; also to ban.
ish any American citizen in violation
the personal rights secured by the
ponstitntion; also to close schools
maintained by the charity Of good
hen tor the education of colored chill.
dren, in defiance of every principle Of
morals and religion, and degrading
TO our national character therefore,
"Resotved, That the President be
requested to cancel the letter of the
Secretary of War, under which the
SAID Edward Stanley has assumed to
act"
Objected to, and laid over.
Mr.. Sumner also offered another
resolution, that such an officer as Mil.
tary Governor is contrary to the Con.
S.itution and laws, destructive to the
civil authority, and contrary to the
spirit of our institutions. Laid over
Mr. Sumner moved to take up the
resolution for the expulsion Of the Sen.
atof from Oregon, tMr. Starke). Re.
jected by q vote Of 16 to 81.
At one o'clock the tax bill was ia.
ken up.
A debate ensued on the motion to
reconsider the vote layinga tax on
slaves. In the course of the debate
Mr. Cowan said, it might be said be
to lecture the Senate if bt
thought it deserved it, by passing act.
which were calculated to trample or
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
L leS VS..
The Surrender of Memphis.

New MADRID, juno THE stea.
mer Plata Valley has Just arrived
from Memphis. She reports all qui.
ct there. The city surrendered to
the Federal fotilla without resistance.
CAIko June THE operator at
New Madrid telegraphs that the stca.
mer Plata Valley passed from Mem.
phis direct, en- route for Cairo. Our
forces are in undisputcd possession Of
THAT city.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
Letter from a Prisoner at CorInth.

The Marietta Republican, pub.
fishes the following letter from its for.
mer editor, Capt. W, A. Mccormick,
to his wife:
We were we'll acquainted with
Captain Mccormick, and are glad to
hear he is 80 kindly treated. lie
states facts.
CoRINTH, Miss. April 70.
| am wounded in my right arm
and am a prisoner, at a hotel in Cor.
iuth. Twas in the great fight from
Sunday morning till Monday after.
noon, without getting injured, though
the bullets whistled around me thick
as hail. ! lost one man (J. Kukker)
killed, and eleven wounded. On
Tuesday the Seventy seventh was at.
tackled by the Texas Rangers and an
mother battalion, when got a revol.
yer shot from a Ranger which broke
my arm just below the shoulder. 1t
was dressed at Gen. Hardee's head.
quarters, by DR.. Rambaugh, a Union
surgeon. Dr.. Lawrence, (His medi,
cal Dr.) has treated me very kindly.
DR.. Young, of Indiana, is attending
me now. lam doing well, and am
very we'll treated. General Breckjn-
ridge, RugglCs and Hardee have nj
called to see me. They all treat me
me very kindly. The Southern ladies
are like good Samaritans-they have
treated me like sisters would. Don't
be alarmed about me. will be fit
for duty,I hope, before long. Iii
am exchanged soon | will come home
to get well.
AS ever yours,
A. W, MCCORMICK
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12

The Boys wish their friends to
write often, and send their letters to
care Of E. A. Bratton, Camp Chase
Ohio. We had very tatherly and
kind speech from Gov. Tod yesterday
and if followed by tie soldiers will
rebound to our credit. We trust and
hope, and believe that our soldiers,
will stand by the "Constituti6n as it
is, and the Union as it was" So
mote it be. If anything of interest
occurs will write you again this
week. Z. BRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12

0 An editor complaining of his
delin quent patrons, declaras that he
''can't live so, aud he won't-is will.
ling'to take anything, from pine knots
to potato parings.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
AyD CABINET SHOP,

ON MAIN STREET, M'ARTHUR, OHIO,
At the Shop Lately used By W. Dillon.
THE undersigned, having entered into part
nershiP under the name ard style Of wy
CUFF % turkey, are prepared to attend
promptly to oil calls made on them, They will
manufacture everything in thier limo n the very
best possible manner, making all kinda Of Fur
niture 10 order.
UN TAKIN
Coffins made at all times. Our fscilities for
this Kind Of business are such rs to warrant ne
In saying that We will do our work mi greatly
superior manner, and at such prices as win Be-
satisfactory 70 all. They respectfully SOLICIT .
share of public patronage, and by strict atten-
tion to business they hope to merit tho eonh-
denee Of the community. Give them call.
JAMES II. WY 1OFP.
juno 10, 62-6-m. LEVI PORKEY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
@rh advertisements.

JOHN KETHNER'S ESTA TIE.
Noice is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed an qualified Exec
utr X Of the last Will and Testament Of John
Keihncr, late Of Vinton County, deceased.
ALICE KElHNER.
June 18th, '62-3.w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12
III A M d r. n
CHE AP CASH STOR & .
D. w. C. FRAzEE,
III A M D E N,
VintOn County, Ohio,

Wishes to inform his customers, aud the pub
lie, that he Is not putting and blowing TO make
toners, that he will soil Goods for caah or sx-
tho same goods Of quality c.nSs Sough.
IN Vinton County. To be convinced Of the
fact. call and examine for yourselves. No
charge for showing goods. His stock con
slsts in part, Of Cloths, Cassimsres, eatinsts,
Tweeds, Cottonades, Silks Merinos, Lawns,
Ginghams, Pr nts, Hats and Caps, Boots and
AMI assortment Of Hardware consisting Of every
thing usually kept in variety store,
FRESH FAMILY GR0CERIES.
Bacon, Fresh White Fish, Mackerel and Laks
Trout Coffee, Teas. Sugars, Molas'es, Rice and
robSeeo. Also, general assortment Of Farm
ing Utensila. ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-12

strengthened his rear gnard and posted
his trains, which are 10 confusion on
the road.
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A,,,.rie,t md stomachir nr.nara;ion If IRON mr.
;fed rrx,ro,, AVID Ccrnn ~ rouI,usrfon in Uvdro-
-nn sa,,;an.J bv The bi,rb,st ,raLic.I rthnrtirs
Soth in Enrn,e ,I The UuiitTI Stats and prescribed
in their rrarttrr
r,ba xiI,'ri.,,c, of ,bous.u1. j,, ,r,vas that no
,rar.r,tn, - Tror "a he ,onI,rad vyitf it. Ip,,uri
dir. If thn iI,I Jr,rassop of vital energy naIa aud
oInrnst s,.sr, ,,I'oroi,at,Ia cas-.
Inuoyios in all ualadies in which il has been tried
It has rrnyc absolutely curative in each Of the follow
,ur cnnltl,iut,yz;
IN uebi.,tv Nervous Aft stions Emacia-
tion Dvsneusia Eonstinat;o, Diarrhoaa
Dvstrterv Incipient Consumption Scrofu-
lous Tuberculosis salt hheun Misnenstru-
alton >kJbitag rtIcrcsio rivar cornplairt,
Cbron;r us-dacbes uhornstis,n Intsrn,;.
80. 80, - r.1 ~. AL -
In c1.rs - ',Ir-t fJIiiilr vIathr- H. rssnIt
lsn,.a or - t[a cnu,j,,I.i dir;nr,tion ~ -.
end NJ, .t,iar c,r,,. srrr, chro,i ro,,,r,irt
Of this restorative has rrnyea successful To m vtan
which no d...ri,, ION nor tom attrstatinn ponli r
dtr credible IryalfI. -, lnr,, br-pidl., ~ -, Lro
le,or,4 f,r,,tt., -, All ,u.,. .f,,Eh,rh l, I
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from .i.sI ,-ay,i T., - iistsnt I1r' c, ~
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NFtTS. "Aacl@leI NlCt!lhS OF apparent Haasmus. san
- s'd~s'+ou' C''~"i Ct"Gt'' ana tAt' co"'
~ "a i" ieiN'u1 ana VI! sl'' aversion u air did
A.. w. se, va, L'' 90 TO-, 80, a. - ~ nam
S'.'""S - an N:'s' ana ior reasons
N'1', ','T u 'n' lfePaFa
non 81 F" must necessarily lie sanitary. for. unlike
ol oA'n " IS Vigorously '""G' "',h@Gi beng e>cit-
ing anu "''FhsA''nE, anu Ee"tF, regularly a"Tieht
eFtL III III" most "S't'' cases VI cnsbNehtss without
tNer "e''H taStIE F"tEdtN@' or lhh'cti"E disagree
aHr sehst''"h. IL Is tls t'er rr"rrt among others
r.,,a-I,. . 80. -, - !. - '''' i't ''''''"t
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PROBATE NOTICE.

I)tbLit Notice is hereby given to all persons
l. interested in the estate Of Jasper Scott. dc.
CEASED late Of Cedar county, Iowa. that william
"eIch, executor, has filed in the Office Of the
county Judge Of said county, his final report Of
Wv settlement OF the affairs Of said estate, and
asks TO be discharged from further dut,es and
iLa5iI'ties in the premises. All persons interest
ed deairons Of contesting the same, must do 50
on or before the first Monday in July.A. d. lsG2
or SAID report will be confirmed as prared
therein. '''"
May 20, lsG2 4w ''~~'
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C. z. COM p TO N,
SHIPPING,
l. Commission Merchant

MUsCATINE, IOWA.
rTHANKFUL for the patronage therefore, e1-
! tended m2 by tho merchants and OtAen OF
Upton and vicinity hope by prompt and faith.
fuI attention to any business intrusted to my
care, to merit its continuance.
REFERENCES.
Mes5Ts Green IL stone, Muscatine, Iowa.
Weed, Bridgm & Kent, "
A. ogilyie, "
Peter A. Dey, IowaCty; ii. Bacon Il Co., Chicago
p T.. Freeman, - . Mallack l. Rogers, st. Louis
II. VI. Holden, Washington, Iowa.
Muscatne, June %, 1sG0:tf
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES
TORED.

Just Published, IN a Seated Enrelope.
OETHE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD
iCal cure of Spermatorrhoca or Seminal weak
ness, Sexual Debility. Nervousness. and involun.
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By RoBT J. CuLFERWELL, NJ. d.
1uthor Of The "Grcea Book., De-
The world.rcnowned author. in this admirable
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shat the awful consequences Of self-abuse may be
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ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post ,,ad on
the receipt OF two postage stamps by addressing
Dr.. @. KLINE, l27 Bowery, New York. Post
Office box 4,5sG. 34-yl.
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The Telegraph Department
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ANTONIO VERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Drpsspr.

~ opened BARBER SHOP in Upton. and is now
prepared to shave, Cut and Dress Hair. shampoo.
Wv. from long expcrence he feel. confident Of giving
Aarch House sbo nm Sa' a'or south Of the
!; '.sth.-ile IsaIso prepared to do WHITEWASlIING
IA the most appro ed manner fnt5,q1
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I'HE partnership heretofore eNistia. bota cen
Ncssrs. BowEnsooK, NAsFrLL. ana ATTN,
"erchanf., at SpringdAe, Is dissolved ~ mutual
ron4enit IANFrLI. and SMITH retiring. The af
loirs ii the late firm will be settled nv
Jh>SE BDWEH-Hr".
'rr''"3a'e, Iowa, April 18th, Iail.
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YARN IMPLEMENTS.

TIE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish to
gil who want, his we'i-tried and approved CORN
CtlTlNAToRS, Shovel PiUWS, STRAW
CUTTER, HAKKOWS, Road Scrapers. etc. He
is also ready To effect and warrant a cure Of all
huOi.@uUnd horses. SppANlEIS
Til' on J"ngdII 20, loGl.4tf
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The Weekly Journal,

Containins most Of the matter Of six dali - is mailed
every Thursday Evening. Single copies, 80 per
annum; Clubs OF five and upwards, lCo per annUm.
In tuh'" twenty Of the scttcr up of the Club is
entitled t. copy.
We hope the patrons of tn" journal will aid US in
extending its weekly cunton the above low price
y F1cms Payable in Advance.
Address JOHN l.. WILSON. Publ ,her,
Chicago. III.
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SEWING MACHINES.
SA"lNST NM iAhA''-'7'
l.. co Il \ !. LII 4 G. . )
Family and Manufacturing
TACCART 4 FARES PATENT

TAGCARr 4 FARE'S PATENT.
Ee arc happy to say to the thou who using
our machines and the thousands that want them. that
each machine now hears the patent license stamp OF
GROVER q BAKER. ella. Howe, ir, and all persons
selling using them secure against any molesta-
ton.
direct competition and equally popular basis with
the best made and highest priced machines in any mar
ket, and they are still sold at $40 and So including
Iemmers (o which we have several styles, Needles,
and everything necessary to their use in family or shop
This makes them still the cheapest, legitimate and first
class Machine in market.
In justice to our Machines well rs our customers
offer to fund the money in sixty days forany ma
chine which does not wholly satisfy the pur'haser--
This feature alone MAKES our machine worth much
more than any other as there necessarily some sk in
buying NEST machines.
A fe" of its superior qualities are these:-lt uses
straight needle; has great space under the arm; sews
from two common spOos, neither being fastened ana
both in sight, turns hinges; is secured from duStand
exposes Oil tsevar pGrchasr is great than that of
any other machine;t has but two regulating screws
and both are above and in ronthe driving wheel Is en-
rely ontsde Of the table; it requires aeratian for
ally rees of work it Uncertainty do ncater greater
varie! OF work than any machine among the hundreds
With which we are acquainted; its tension is perfect; 1t
easily and stills it bothers nobody; novces can
tge it, None other will satisfy where it is known.
We can safely say that piece of saving ma
chnery ever grew s. rapidly into universal favor as our
sewing machines. Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks of first class machines and though our
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased We
have not been able to supply the demands during the
past season. We fl! all orders. We have adj
ded to styles the Ri-t>idc Blake d Johnson aus
table liemmer. and can defy the world to produce
better instruments for dnin. all kinds Of sewing and
embroidery. Let every who is interested in the
great improv in sewing machines. whether they
wish to purchase not, send for Descriptive Circular
and samples ofstch.
We must caution the public inst unprincipled and
perfectly irres ponsibe parties who have claimed be
our successors representing that machines out
Of market and eIsE SUI SUI machine Of ours in is
Fars patent and the sole propretors in the eight
Northwestern States. Address
l.. CORNELL & CO..
Post Office box 81, Chicago, III.
Call at 1873 Lake Street. (up-stairs.) vs--no2
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Tri.NCckIy Journal.

Containing al the oftwO daes is issued on Tues
day, Thursday, and SATURDAY Evenings. at 100 per
annum' 2h for sin months. ! 90 for three months.
clubs OF hN" At 81; Of ten at 81: Of twenty. at 3J
Of LNI At : 90.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-26

,oRAhR OF 'lh / lows sTs., DAvHHr0HT, iowa
DAVIS d SONS, PRopRiproas
I,REL OMAiBUSES to and from the cars
! once for stages leaving for l.. Claire.
i''hce'0p' Lyons, De Witt, Maqaokcta and Ana.
moS'' rare one Dollar per day (nlGI