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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-25

Aterdnder-Dr. J. NJ. Carson.
Anson-Purdie Richardson, r. H. Burns.
Ashe-J. M. Gentry.
BiGden-J. W. Russ.
BedHfort-HOn. R. s. Donnell, Capt ". T. Marsh
Bsrtie-Dr. P. T. Henry, James Bond.
BrunSUck-Daniel L. Russell.
BancOn16e-John Burgn.
Burke-John Parks.
CIbarruS-W S. Harris
Catd'oeu-M. N. Barnhardt.
Cdmden-John Forbes
Cdrtere-No election held account of the presence
GuS0sI-S.'S Harrison, William Long.
Cdtaaobd-Geo 5. Hooper
Ch0tkdnt-T. B. Harris, Lieut.. W. j. Headen, NJ E.a
dell. v "'u'
CaerOkee-J a. Bryson.
GbSCGn-Lemuel G. Benbury
CeCeLqnd-David Beam, J. K. Logan.
Ootambus-W. NJ. Baldwin.
CrdUen-J. B. G. Barrow Benz NJ Cook
CI,nbsr1a1d and Hrnstt- ]. G. Shepherd Dr. John
Mccormick, Neill Mckay.
CLrritucE-B n. Baxter
DdridSOn-Dr. R. l.. Beall, Henry Wslser.
DaUie-Henry b. Howard.
DgpLim-J. G. Stanford, L. W. Hodges
EagecOzube-David Cobb, Robert Bynum
F1rsyth-John P. Nissen, DIR. E. Kerner
Frunklin-A. W. Pearce, Jr.
Ga&ton-A. W. Davenport
Granriue Hon. B. Gillian, Jas. S. Amis, Capt. En-
gene Grissom.
Greene-Capt. q. H. Best.
GHiJord-M. s. Sherwood, R. W. Glenn, w. R. Smith
GGtes-W. II. Manning.
4at2a1-Dr Henry Joyner, A. q. Davis
HayooOd-Dr. S. L. Love-
HsrttOrd-J. B. Vann.
Henders0n-Alex Henry
Hyde-E. L. Mann.
LredeH-T. A. Allison John Young
,J1ckson-J. Keener.
.IohnSton-Seth Woodall, W. H. Avera.
JoRes-Anthony E. Rhodes
LenOir-W. w. Dunn.
LincOln-A. Costner.
Nacon-Dr. ]. NJ Lyle.
NddisoR-Dr. Wallen
Ndrtin-James Robinson.
AcDoweN-Lt. W. F. Craig.
Aeck.enburg-Jno L. Brown, E. C. Grier.
NontgOmery-E G. l.. Barringer
Moore-Alexander Kelly.
NdSh-Henry G. Williams.
AeU Hano0er-S. j. Person, J. R. HIVES
GorthdDapton-W. W. PEBBLES, Capt. Il. Stausll.
OnsLOaO-J. II. Foy.
Orange John Berry. W. n. Patterson.
PdsQUotdnE-Gen. W. E. Mann.
J'erQuimqns-Dr Jos. H. Riddick
i'trSon-Lt NJ. d. c. Bumpass
Ptn-C. Perkins, B. G. Abortion.
RandoIph-Jonathan Worth, NJ. s. Robbins
Richmond Lit. Sanders NJ. Ingram.
Ro5eson-Murdock McRae. Nel Mcneil.
ROckiHghana-W. l. Gillian, James Reynolds.
Ro'Can-F. E. Shober, n. N. Fleming.
RatherfOrd-A. r. BRYAN, ]. B. Carpenter.
Sampson-William Kirby, Thos. H. Holmes
Stanly-Lafayette Greene
StokeS-William Flynt.
Snrry-Dr Joseph Hollingsworth.
IyrreN-E Spruill.
UniOn-C. Q. Lemmonds
Wake-William Laws G. q. Afford Daniel G. Fowle.
Wdrren-Thos l. Judkins, Leonard Henderson.
WashingtOn-(Same as in Carteret)
WdtGugG-Wm. Horton
Hdyne-B. B. Rives NJ. K Crawford.
WIkes-E NJ. Wellborn, A. H. Hampton.
Yadkin-A. C. Cowles.
Yancy-Lt. NJ. d. Young.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-25

SECOND CIRCUIT.
Duplin, fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne, first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-25
irst Monday after the fourth Monday in March

FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Moore, Monday before the last in February and August
Montgomery, the last Monday in February and August
Stanly, first Monday in March aud September.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-25
Legislature of North-carolina.

We give below the list of Senators and Commonsrs s
to the next General Assembly far as we have Lean.
them. any of our friends discover an error, tbsv IN
oblige US by informing us.
SENATE
CandeR and CdrritucE-D. Med Lindsay
Gutes and Ctotpdn-Mills L. Eure
Hyde and TgrreU-Charles McCleese
N0rthampton--Dr. w. s. Copeland,
Rerttord-J. B. Slaughter.
Bertie-Capt. Thos. n. Garrett
Martin and Wassingto"-J. G. Carroway
Hatyar-Mason L. Virgins
Edgeena6e and WiLson-Jesse H. Povell
PHt-Dr. L. J. Bount.
Beduf0rt-E J. Warren.
CraUsn-William B. Wadsworth
Cdrteret and Jones-Dr Al. F. ArendeIl
Greene and Leaor-Edward Patrick
AesO HanOcer-Eli W. Hall.
D.ptin-Dr. James G.. Dickson.
OH<LoaD-J. A. Murrill.
Btaden, BrURSlOicE, 6c-Capt ]. W Fll;s
Cumberland and Harnett-W William b. WRIGHT
S.npSon-Thomas l. Faison.
WdyHs-Wm. K. Lane.
slOhnstOn-C. B. Sanders.
Wake-J. p r. Russ.
Ndsh-Capt. A. J. Taylor.
FranElin-Washington Harris
Warren-Dr. T. j. Pitcbford
GranUiLe-R. W. Lasster
Person-James Holeman.
OrGnge-Hon. William A. Graham
ALamGnce and RandOlph-Giles Mebaus.
Chdtham-William P. Taylor.
R R;.s and MOI hog1tggoery-SaIyip W wOoy
4bSCltbtOtU LIOOeSOH-UlleS
ARson and Union-Wam c. Smith
Guiford-Peter Adams.
CdsoetL-Hon. Bedford Brown.
RoeEinghdns-Gen. F. l.. Simpson
Neutrality-suspicious. A. Young.
CabGrrWs and Stdnky-J. W Smith
ROsOaR and DaUie-Dr. j. G. Ramsay.
Da0idsOn-H. Adams
Stokes and F0rsyth--Col Jas. E. Matthew'S
44she, SUrry, &c.-Isaac Jarratt
LredeH Wilkes, del. Q. Sharpe.
Burke, McDO,0tH &c.-S. j. Neal
Lincoln, CASTOR, Gc.-James H White
Rutherford, POLL, &c.-M. D. Dickerson
BuneOnabe, Henderson, 6c.-Wllliam NJ. Shipn
Haywood, Macon, &C.. D. Smith, pp'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-25

where he may it puccabe to execute ins
and that In such localities and during saeh E CON-
The President is authorized receive troops nto lG S
fdeate service under any acts passed D % rther
ersle Congress prior to the passage oil une ~ Nil; ESQ
rrAa for the public defence Approved lotn ol APS 0
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FOURTH CIRCUIT.
ranville, first Monday in March and September
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-25

jutant General.
II Onnmandaats of OonScripts and Gtnps of Lastruc-
ton.
l. An officer styled the Cummandant of Conscripts will
be appointed for each State who will be charged with the
supervision OF the enrolment and disposition Of conscrps
He viii establish one camps in which conscripts
VIII be assembled and instructed aud may recommend for
appointment Surgeon Quartermaster Commissary,
and the requisite number of Drmasers for each camp
II more than one camp be established he may also
mend commandant for each camp not under his
mIdiste command.
2. hospital will be established and huts for winter
quarters constructed at each camp aud all conscrpts
senbed at the camps will be promptly vaccinated it has
nut already been done.
The COmmandant of Conscrpts will require from each
camp report the first Monday in every month"; stu
ing the expenses of the preceding month the number
IN the camp the number received and away
curing inc preceding month; the regiments batallons
comp nes TO which they sent the number transferred
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SIXTH CIRCUIT.
Surry, fourth Monday in February and August.
Yadkn, first after the fourth Monday in Feb and August
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-08
PRESERVING THE TEETH,
TIC Brsq5D lJcutb, ana
Curing TOothache. and Neuralgia.
HnNTENTS

CoNTEN rs
Dr. Hurd's Celebrated Mouth Wash mn.
bottle,
Dr. Hurd's Uncquallcd Tooth Powder, ono
box.
DR.. Hurl's Magic Toothache Drops, one
bottle.
Dr. Hurd's Unrivallcd Neuralgia Plaster.
Dr.. Hurd's MANUAL on the Best Means Of
Preserving the Teeth, including Directions for
the Proper Treatment Of Childrcn's Teeth
FLOSS SILK, for Cleaning between the Teeth,
TOOTH PICKS, ETC., etc.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office, u
Fourth St., Brooklyn. lE. D.
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for $500.
2,.s- The Dental Treasury makes a package
eight inches by five, and is sent by express.
fi~ Full Direction for Use is on Each
Article.
The following articles We can send separately,
by mall viz:
The Treatise on Preserving Teeth sent
postpaid, on receipt of Twelve CENTS, or four
stamps.
The Neuralgia Plastic, for NEURALGIA in ,bs
race, NERVOUS ltEADACuE, aud EARArup con,
post paid, on receipt of EIGHTEEN CENTS. or .ir
stamps.
The Neuralgia and Rheumatic Pla,,cr
Qarge size for Pains in the Chest, Shoulders
Back, or any part Of the body, sent, post ..;d
on receipt OF TmRrY-SEvEN CENTS.
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Chicago. Nav
Furnishing Bush " hackers.

Three men, named respectively Henry
huhl. Hamilton w Windon, and Con.
rad kuhl, have been tried by court mar.
tlal in Western Firgian, and found guilty.
OF numbering Union soldier. The two
frs. named were sentenced to be buny
ana the third to wear ball and chain,
ana perform hard labor during the war;
Major General Fremon in all order is.
sued on the 18th ult, confirmed the ind.
lngs and sentence Of the Court. The
hansing Is 70 take place at Suttonvile On
the "th Of May; and the bail and chain
rascal is ordered to Camp Chaisc, to sat.
lsty the violated law 10 that locality
Some examples like these will put an end
to bnshwhacking. Ilalleck and Fremont
know how to deal with this peculiar spe.
cics Of traitors.
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best frui,-growing regions IN America,
but in spite Of all tie advantages claimed
for it, l still prefer Iowa.
There will be an abundant crop OF
peaches here-they have already attained
considerable size, and the trees are load
ed with the fruit No corn or cotton
has been planted here. Farming opera
tons are entirely suspended \ few fields
that were sown to wheat last fall, looked
promising on our arrival. The wheat
was h aiding out, but is now entirely de-
stroyed-the cavalry and artillery using
the wheat fields as a pasture for their
horses
We are canped four miles above Pitts
burg Landing, and about the same dis
tancc from The late battlefield. We have
been formed in a new brigade, under the
command of Brig Gen. BuIord; acting
Brig. Gen. Worthington again assuming
command Of his regiment as Colonel
The 9th Iowa, 59th Indiana, 10th Iowa,
Goth, Missouri aud the 1lth Ohio bat
terry, now form Buford's Bri gade, under
the command of Gen Hamilton, the
whole under the command Of Major Gen.
Pope. popc's division is on the extreme
left and III a battle will meet Bcaure-
CARDS right wing. The post Is conSid-
cred the most important in the line, aud
rope's division is highly pleased to End
themselves occupying the post of honor.
The rebels are at Corinth, about 20
miles distant, and ere reported to have
10000 men; We have at least l5D, 600
men, and arc advancing slowly but sur,l y
on thc rebel stronghold. heavy skirn.-
ishing is continually going on along the
outire line; some of these skirmishipg
fights almost assume the form Of a battle
Three days ago, in one skirmish we took
200 prisoners and three pelces of ar
,i!ery, aud what is better, We did not
lose man, as the scclsh fell into ambus
cadc. The great battle must be fought
before Iong-not many days can inter
vene before the conflict will take place
that will forever settle Beauregards pre-
teuSo@s to the valley Of the Mississippi
Our men are in excellent fighting trim
and are anxious for the fray. Not d doubt
Of the result of the coming battle enter.
their minds, but all are satisfied that
when the two armies meet, Beauregard'
will be wiped out # existence,
Since writing my last We have beer
joined by chaplain We have been for
several months without one, but now thai
we have Ct a chaplain, hope we vii
hear divine service occasionally. There
has been bat three sermons preached in
the regiment since We left TiptUu
The boys are all well Chrjsty Wiz
lex and Tower, that were left at New
Madrid, sick, came into camp to day, anG
joined the company again.
We are sadly in want of mail facilitie:
aud news from home. The boys utter
many complaints for not getting letters
Nothing does soldier so much good a,
to get letter from home All thos,
who have friends in the army shoult
write often, and 1t the sol hers know
that though far away they are still re-
men bered
Yours &c, Coon CREEK
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The De Witt Standard seems deter
mined to be on the contrary side, any.
how. 1t speaks Of the article in the last
weeks advertiser and goes into statistics
to prove that De Witt is the most cen.
trsl county seat. In its figures it ignore.
t4inn county altogether. If it will fig.
ure with Linn county in the District, it
will arrive at results more favorable to
Upton. 1t quotes what we said about
the time and place of holding the con-
vsntion and says:
As one of the brotherhood we " ould
say that we don't think the brethren
have any business fixing the time and
place"
. That is decidedly cool, when it is re-
membered, that the Grst and only article
on tho subject, that we had seen, was tho
one in the Standard, on which we were
commenting. 1t was al right for the
STANDARD to urge that De Witt should
be the place, but when We urge Tipton
as the place, it thinks the press has no
business fixing the time and place. The
facts must be against our neighbor or he
would not squirm So. We quoted the
expression, "what say our brethren of
the press from the article in the Stan.
dord, and now it objects to it. We have
no expectation or desire that "the press"
should fr the time and place Of holding
the convention, but wo see no harm in
its making suggestions as We did, after
the Standard had set us the example.
We knew at that time that the chairmen
OF the several county committees were
corresponding in reference to the holding
of the convention, and we think tI,ev are
the proper cnes TO decide it. We hope
to see our friend Of the .Hundu,d at the
convention, whether it is held in linton.
De Witt, or at the northern terminus Of
4 Crocker's plug"
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS,

me Undersigned having purchased The right
OF CONkLIS h MENTIONS PATENT RpO AD-
CAST SEED-sOWER for the counties of Cedar
Jones ana Lam, would respectfully inform the
p"ehc that he can supply limited number OF
these machines, which are manufactured and
sold al ms farm at Onion Grove, Cedar co. Iowa.
ms machine possesses the following merits:
Is'.slmpi'clty IN construction; 2a--iightness
or seed. wet or dry; ith-Amount sown always
seen ana easily regulated; 5th-Will SOW from
TWO TO ten feet wide. as desired; Gth-Will SOW
rom twenty to twenty five acres In day, with
saving saving OF one peck to the acre of seed: It'll
VIII yield from three to five bushels to the acre
more than if sowed by hand.
NJ. SPRlNGSTEEh,
Onion Grove. March 9Th, 1864
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" ASHiNtTOS, May ..
The latest accounts show there are now
liS Brigadier Generals, and that % in
addition await Senatorial action \ ia
vorablc report has been made on the
recommendation Of Daniel f. Sicklcs.
and there seems 20 BIO no doubt he will
soon be confirmed The bill proposing
to limit the number Of Rrigadior Gener-
al, to 200 and Major Generals to 26, will
in all probability become law.
Thus far, Or within two days, applco-
tions have been filed for compensation for
- of the slaves manumitted in the Dis
trict of Columbia, under the emancipa-
ton law.
Senator Summers BILL Of Which he
gave notice 10 day, repeal. three sections
Of the act of 1903, regulating the cooss
wise slave trade, and makes the transpor.
tation of slaves from one part of the
United States TO another q penal offence
According to reliable Information from
Richmond, the planters have determined
to raise no tobacco this season, and the
military have received the stock on hand
to keep it from falling into the Lands of
the Federal army.
The following was received by the
Secretary Of War this morning: The
Richmond Examiner: of May I'd, con.
tans the annexed news and items:
Augmsto, april 30h.-The New Or
leans Bulletin, of Friday, says that +. d.
Renshaw. Confederates States Navy
agent, telegraphed from Point Alabaschc
on the oath, that seven Of our gun boats
had been fired, after being ovcrpowered
by the enemy. The Navy Department
received similar dispatch last Saturday,
but it is not known what boats are REFER
ed to.
Sauaunoh, May lst-Gen. Lqwton
has formally communicated to the CITY
Council his determination to surrender
the city. The Council have resolved to
sustain Gen Lawson.
Memphis, AprH 29h.-Dr. Fawlkss.
editor of tie Memphis Aralanchc, has
been arrested for publishing an article
calculated to array the planters against
She Government.
'"ar(eSf1", Nay l|.-l'he Federal.
have captured small battery of two
guns, near White Point, - miles from
Chariesto~n. Gen. Evans has sent
torce to lock after the Yankees
BANGOR, Ne. May 3.
a powder mill explosion occurred at
Graham, yesterday, eight buildings ex.
pIoded successfully. 200 barrels Of DOW
der were in them. No one was hurt
T., The hands were at supper at the time
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
-. CAIRO, May 1.
Intelligence from the army before Co.
rinth has been received up to six o'clock
saturday night, at which time no engage.
ment had yet taken place, bu. battle
was 'nomentariIy expected.
Gen. HaIleck has removed his head. .
quarters twelve miles toward the front
Jur advance was within two miles of the
snemys outer works, and entire columns
'tll pressing forward
Skirmishes with advance Of the rebels
lad been Of daily occurrence, the latter
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SHERIFF SALE,

p1 virtue of an execution to me directed.
- issued from the Office of the clerk of the
district court in and for the county of Cedar,
and state OF Iowa. in favor Of Benjamin +. Mer-
rliI and against Henry u. Brown, | have levied
upon the following property as the property Of
the said Henry u. Brown, to-wit:
The north west Of the north east quarter CT
section number five 80 in township number
eighty $50 range two (2l west Of the fifth D. m,
containing forty acres. in Cedar county, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at public out.
cry al the court house door in the town of Tip
ton. IN said county, on Saturday, the 3lst day Of
May A. u, laGt, at one o'clock. p. H. of said
day. to satisfy said execution and costs that III
accrue thereon.
Dated this 3Uth day Of April. A. D.. 1852
DAVID PLATNER,
Ihie pr fee ago Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
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NOTICE..

'Io ALL PERSONS owing principal or inter
l. est to the school Fund Of Cedar county.
state o! Iowa, cith".' on notes secured by mort
gage or on contract, are hereby requested to at
once pay up the amount due thereon, or other.
wise make satisfactory arrangements for an eX-
tension OF term. or the same will he dealt with
according to lPw-refefence being had to sec
ton Of chapter A. of the acts of the 9th Cen
era! Assembly of the State of Iowa.
ALONZD SHAW,
Clerk of the Dist. curt OF Cedar CO., Iowa.
Upton, May 9Th. lsC2.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the last will an,
~ testament of Ihos. W. Harrass, deceased
late Of Cedar county, Iowa, was publicly read a
the Nay term Of the county court Of said county
whcreupOn twas ordered that the time for prov
ing the same, will be at the neat term of sal,
court being Monday the 2cth inst, at which tim,
all persons interested in said estate are required
to appear, and SHOW cause if any they have
against the probate OF sad Wlil. Bv order Of
the county court of said county. this 5th DAY Of
May, \. D., lsG?.
J. c. BELTS, County Judge.
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Upton Railroad COmDany.

DtRllC Notice is hereby given that the an
l. pua meeting of the Stockh olders Of the Tip
ton Railroad Company, as provided by the ari
cles OF associ alton. will be held at the Office of
the company, in Upton, on the second Wednes-
day (llth) of June. A. d. 1852, at two O'Clock D.
m. fer the election Of II Directors of said com
pany fer the ensuing year. A full attend dance is
requested. "A. GILBERT, Sec.
Nav It'll 1862
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SCROFULA Cured

u.u CNcIsclNNArL April IL, 1859
MEsSRS. 4. l.. scOyLL & Co:
"en's-from sense Of duty. oiva
you a statement of cure Of nv son bv
the use of your BLOOD and LIyrp Svp.
up. He was taken about three wears aoo
with the Scrofua; sores made tbeir an
pearance on the side of his neck. under
the skin, which was hard and red Tor il
Hamet) W. called upon one of the fire.,
lhySIclans in this city, who treated him
but the sores under his treatment becans
ulcers and broke and discharged
Some three month ago, some one of
my neI@hbors was telling of the curss
made by your Blood and Liver Svprn
| got bottle and found that HE annette
began to be much better, also his colar
ana oy the use Of it he has been cured
JAMES REILEY
Lower Market bet Main Svcamo,.
%3' see advertisement
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

0hre"ed agents can make n small fortuuein
carr ing these articles around to families The
n'hlai treasury IS the ncatcst article that man
see, or better, dozen which we viii ali ,ssan
pes ,lorsI. Agents supplied literally with Cir
eniars. Eo- Now is the time TO 90 into the
business to do good and make profit. We are
spehdihg thousands for the benefit of AGENTS.
new new England men and woman here is some.
nihg NICE. and chance to take the tide at its
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-'o'' l.. d. Campbell has rendered tho
Gen,apI',ncy of his regiment, tn. G9,b
ph'o' to parson Brownlow. The psrsan
mas accepted, and says be will prav and
T T'va'n 70 the regiment, till they reach
tLsn,cssee, when h, intends to have =
M na"d In any fight they may be .npseeS
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4lt,r Adrertisen,ents.
Tailoring.

T WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
i of Upton, aud vicinity, that have commen
ced the Tailoring business, and am prepared to
make clothing in the m ost fashionable style and
on short notice. Charges to suit the times.
Shop in the Postoffice Building.
VIM. ELLIOTT.
Tipton Iowa Nav Sth 1862
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VIA, Are the People Doing

ne american people are intelligent enough to
10 the happiness Of those USING them ana ,hev
want them. Every mail brings us Letters, some
ordering the Treatise on Teeth some The Men.
fals,a riasters, and not few enclosing 81 cents
lof ,he Mouth Wash, to be sent by mail lint 10
1hese we arc compelled to reply that il il impos-
s'ple TO fehd half pint bottle by mail. The
thopp" Want ti'eSe Remedies Who will supply
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ARMY CORREsP0<DEScE.

lAMDURG, Tenn, April nth, lsG2.
Mr.. ApvERTlsER--
Here we are, camped in an old cotton
fcld-onc of natures loveliest spots
The earth is covered with thick Garnet
ing of rich green grass. the woods are
filed with Towering trees ard shrubs
some Of them inaescubahIy beautiful.
In the center of the camp stands the
town Of Hamburg, containing about "a
hcwed-log houses, but entirely deserted
There was not q human being to be seen
when we landed, as the place is on the
banf Of the river. | have not seen cit.
'zen since | have been here, thew are
either excluded from the camp or else
have left for the rebel stronghold at Cor.
NTH. Most probably the latter.
1'Dis part of Tennessee has met with
great favor in the eyes of the volunteers
Large numbers have declared their in.
tentlon of settling here after the war is
ended, These are chiefly young men,
and all declare their intention of going
to Iowa first, and there marrying So the
fair maids Of the Hawk Eye State, if
they wed the volunteers, can make up
their minds to be transported to south.
crn soil and climate. The married are
discussing the feasibility Of selling out
north and settling here in bodies large
enough to support a school. The land
is rich and cheap, the scenery beautiful.
the climate delightful, and one of the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-08
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