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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-07-03
SalIrtinN. AMgMsiI.

for the purpose of putting in nomination
candidate for Representative,
candidate for Probate Judge,
candidate for Clerk of the Court,
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney,
. candidates for Commissioner,
candidate for InIirmary Director.
Tho primary meetings for the appoint
mcnt of delegates, will DO held in the
different townships and wards, at the
usual places Of holding elections. on
Saturday, july 2jh, 1863.
Each township aud ward will be en-.
titled to one delegate for every 10, and
one for every fraction Of or moro votes
cast for FRANkLIS Il. BAckus at the Oc-
tnbpr election. 1860. ms lollOWs
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WAR NEWS =.

Tie Invasion Of the NOrd!!
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MARTIAL LAw.-Washington City is
likely to DO put under martial law, aud
the drafting of all citizens and strangers
In that city " recommended to relieve
the soldiers on duty, SO that they can be
sent to the field. A force Of 10000 men
can thus be raised in that way,
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The TWO Responses.

Considerable interest has been felt 20
know what reception the two nominees
for Governor in Ohio would meet in the
armies at the South. Responses have
been received from both sides the lines
in Southern Tennessee, aud we place
them side by side, MS follows:
From Nosecrans' Prom the Rebel
Army. Lines.
This army greets lie (Vallahdig.
BRoUGH. - General ham) is our style OF
Gag6slGS Dispatca. man-- Chat. Rebel.
lToIedo Blade,
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The Advance on Harrisburg !
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The Richmond Dispatch is fcrocious
oyer Stoneman's raid through Virgins.
It wants to hang the whole force as "rob-
bcrs, inccndarcs and murdcrcrs." It is
like the Copperhcads in Seneca county
It thinks nobody has right to make war
but traitors and rebels They may do
as they please and all tho right decent
people have is to submit.to their demands
= no matter what they are. The rebels
and the Coppcrheads nrc about equally
troubled with modcsty and sense.
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COUNTY UNION CONVENTION.

The Unconditional union votes of
Seneca County who arc in favor OF
n vigorous prosecution Of the war, and
the Union Of the States, will meet |
County Convention at tho Court House
In Tinin. ON
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.lectlon, 1862. us rnIlows

Delegates are particularly requested
to report themselves promptly ut the hour
90 o'clock A. NJ in order that the bus
iucss OF the Convention may be transac-
ted in time to hear distinguished speakers
who will be present
The primary meetings will also sclcc,
delegates To the Senatorial Convention,
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0Ny- The gang Of Gucrrillas,led by Pete
Everett, which rec n!ly made a raid into
Maysvllc, KY, were pursued to a point
about twenty miles east Of Flcmings-
burg, where u large number of the gang
was captured, their leader, it is said, kill
ed, aud the rest dispersed, pursued by the
Sth Michigan cavalry which, it was sup
posed would pick up, or of, the whole Of
them. So says n correspondent of The
Cincinnati Gazette.
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RrpEt PtuSptR,--Las, week, large re-
bel wsgon trains, laden with grain, and
droyes Of cattle. sheep, hogs and horses
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Tho entertainment, sill soumsnes
With the
ZOUAVE HALT.
The Performances viii eobpri~e
syuTy variety OF Trick hiding, Scene
Rlitng, iUmbllns, oymnasiie ~
pl0iss, Two and ) onr Here Riding
ke &r., With Mu-ic w the Bend,
All undrr the immediate direction Of
DAN GARDINER.
The GRAND PRocEsSloN will
snleT town about ~ l.. A, NJ, dur
iag which the Hand will discourse
most beautiful music.
Two PERFORMANCES each Day.
AsTEKNooS Asp HvtNINe.
Dosrs op@n Al 2 sad p. NJ. Fer
infmsncv 10 eommenee hall an hogT
later
Admission, rs Cents
30 nan rkicg-
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Tiihn-lst Ward, ,; III Ward, ..
N, l., BREWER.
u. L. Dr. WOLF,
}. NJ. NANLOR,
q. NJ. OGDEN,
II. WEIGH,
WIN. GALLUP,
J. =. McCLELLAND
Union Central Committee.
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iornanc,s must bc NJ, "a 10 br be,ic "a.
John Foster,
rh- Peoples Jester. one OF the most
original and laughahle LloWns that
ever entered a rug.
The Polish Brothers.
rheSr astonishing Gymnasis will ap-
pear in yari,ty OF uvu classical aud
Nondsrian leats.
George II. DeLouis,
will appear in his performances on
the Horizontal Bar. and iuirOducu the
TRAINED DuG DENNY LIND.
n her Amusing and Entertaining
Tricks. Together with
Nine Camille,
the Beautiful Equcstriennr.
La Petite Camille,
the pleasing Danseuse.
Young Sam,
the Pocket Clown,
HERR MARTIN,
w. MIL.
GEORGE KIM,
HENRY. PETERSON,
SiGNOR BALDWIN.
a. , ne excellent Company Who iill-
4 y tuNtH : HtNAiNg's AniHhi-
thea ~, Philadelphia, n shi y, ioT a
lrrivd Of four months.
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the Old aud Fayoritr Clown. A., =
good Clown Is a. u icessary To a Circus
as bn'ad i, to bn aki.,st, the public
may congratulate themselves upon
.eeing the happy Yu OF Aiomus At
each entertainments.
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The Little Fairy Of ,'e Arrna,
Miss Eliza G.s dner,

Is certainly the best 'enisic l,lnrs-
uian in existence, 81. rlpCutus the
most clr gaui and classic motions, cont .
hinud With daring Lcapins, splendid
Dancing, Ar., upon the back OF her
Spirilud horse, while AZ tull motion,
concluding with hsr dlshinS aut oi
LEAPlNG liiRuJ0H Il hsiioon..
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COLUMBIA, Pa, Juno 30.
=, s. Blair, train master on the North
era Central Road, len York at 8 O'Clock
this morning, when the rebels had all
Left except their rear guard, which was
beginning TO muve of when he lcn.-
The rebels are supposed TO be moving to-
wards Harrisburg. They lett unrNI Get.
edly Ini in a hurry. II Was reported that
Gen. Pleasanton' cutter riokets had been
seen within four miles ot York.
The total demand on York by the reb.
els amounted TO 100000. The citzeu'
raised $4,000 ia cash and subsistence
aud the rebels ullowcd lhom 20 days I,
raise the balance, No private lomilicl
were molesied. The citizens were ni
treated with respect. The railroad pro
perry was nut disturbed, with the exeop
fion oi abou, 80 old cars, which were u
the shops awaiting repairs. The Rail
road South Of Glen Rock wVs not iFjurel
in any way.
The rebel force Ut York was not owe
5000 with Is pieces Of artillery.
The reLeI force u Wrighlsville wa
5000 with five pieces VI srtiilery.
PHiLApELfHIA, June 80.
The third edition OF the Bulletin say
there 10 report in the city to day, tia
ukiss BpileI has been appointed Secrets
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-28
Another Patriot Fallen.

Died of Small Pox, in the hospital at st.
Louis on the 18th inst, Mr.. WARD WILLIS WILL
LEY, Of Co. G, Ash Iowa he giment, aged 80 yrs.
He enlisted in lis countlys service on the
sth of last August, remained with his company
at Helena until February, when be was sent as
nurse to Vicksburg, thence to st. Louis, where
he remained till his death. Fer eight years he
W $ a consistent member of the Congre ga:ional
Church, and his friends are comforted with the
assurance that he fills Christian patriots grave
Mr.. WILEY was kind husband, an affection
ate father, a true patriot and earnest Christian.
He leaves a wife and two children. May lie who
tempers the storm to the shorn lamb, ever protect
and defend them. His funeral sermon will be
preached at Inland on text Sunday, at 104 A.
NJ, by Rev. S. N. FELLOWS.
And they who for their country die,
Shall fill an honorcd grave;
For glory gifts the soldiers tomb,
And beauty wecps the brave"
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THE ORIGINAL
7}0WE SEWlN& WNeBlNFS
Established i'm lSij..rerfected in 1862

Recent and important improvements having
been put to this Machine, renders it now the
most perfect before the public and persons at q
distance can order a Machine with guarantee
of its prompt and safe delivery, and that they
will be able to manage it to their entire satfsfac-
ton. No more breaking needless No more miss
ing stitches! No trouble in making any gar.
mcnt, however delicate or heavy, on the same
machine, either in cambria, cloth or leather; and
for dress makers, shirt makers, tailors, hat bind
ers, shoe binders, gaiter fitting, well as for
every variety of family sewing, THEY HAVE No
s,'rERloR, and will be sold at amuch less price
than any other machine capable of doing the
same range Of work.
Send for descriptive catalogue Of styles and
prices. few responsible agents will be deal
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines, 437
Broadway, New York.
no2Gy9 ly
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@r"Thc noble and gallant Democra-
cy OF good old Indiana have covered
themselves all over with glory ."-Mus
Courier.
We find the ab,ve in lying account
OF Copperhead convention recently held
at indianapolis It will be remembered
that many of the members of that con.
vention fired, from the car windows, on
the houses Of Union men who had gone
to the war, and that the trains were
brought back and hundreds Of revolyers
taken from the miscrean,s. We suppose
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FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-In recent
number Of the Boston Doly Eren'ny
Trarcler, is the following report Of a
case tried in the Superior Court Of that
city: "The plaintiffs claimed 500 90
balance due for a platform Scale sold de-
PENDANT. The defence was, that the
Scale was to be equal to asamp!c of Fair
ba' ks make lie claimed that it was
inferior, and therefore demanded de-
duction from the price. Evidence was
introduced to show that the Scale sup
piled was not of more than half the
strength Of the Fairbanks Scale, with
which it was to be equal in every respect
Verdict for plaintiffs, s64 CO."
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE ADV ERTIsER having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy after hav
ing suffered several with severe;ung affection
and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the ofcure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy Of the pre-
scr;pton used Gree OF charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CrRE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS.
&C The only object of the advertiser in sending the
prescription IL to benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conceves to be able and he
hopes sufferer will try his remedy, will cost
them noth ng, and may prove A blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. Wilamsburgh,
3ml9 Kings county New York
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SAVE Your GRASS A word to hog
raiSers. In the spring Of 1862, Mr.. S.
p. Daniels presented me with clog
Tamer," Of his manufacture. | have
tested it thoroughly aud found it COM
pletc success. My hogs did not root or
destroy my pasture, and were very quiet
and tame 1t makes hogs very quiet and
they will do we'll on one fifth less feed
l can recommend it to all who keep hogs.
s. GUNSOLUS.
concur in the above statements.
J G.. I.I LIE.
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MABIE's GRAND MENAGERlE and
moral exhibition Of the living wonders
Of natural history, will exhibit in Upton
on Monday the Sth of juno. From the
notices that We have seen of this cxhi-
bision in tho Chicago papers, as we'll as
others, We arc convinced that this il
really "moral exhibition" and is wor-
thy Of the support Of all. OF late years
monageries have been connected with
circuses, SO that large portion of the
moral and religious portion of community
have been excluded from them, but this
exhibition has no such Objectionable
features. It will afford such on oppor.
tunity to study the wonders of Natural
History as is not often presented outside
Of the larger cities. We heartily advise
oil who en- to attend. Read advertise
msnt.
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THROW 1T TO THE Doas.-If every

THROW 1T TO THE Doas.-If every
housewife will throw her cheap, worth
less kinds Of saleratus and soda to the
dogs and use only the Chemical !So'era-
tus, there will not be 80 much yellow,
heavy bread and biscuit to be seen, and
consequently not so many dyspeptic,
ailing persons. Get paper and if it
does not suit, your money will be refund
ed.
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CORPORATION OFFICERS. Have We
such officers? Who are they, and where
arc they? Some time ago it was said a
Mayor, half dozen councilmen, aud a
marshal, were chosen for the purpose of
devising and executing wholesome regu-
lations for the welfare of the town. Live
hogs of the gate opening breed are per-
ambulating our streets and, like some
people, always poking their noses into
what belongs to others; while dead hogs
are left to decay in the streets and ell the
air with noxious odors yet the marshal
does nothing and the council has nothing
to say. Is it not strange that men sho' d
be heard on our streets boasting that
they elected marshal that would not
enforce the laws? If the council would
only meet in some public place and ex-
hibit themselves to the people, it would
be qualification to many persons. 1t
has been said by some one that they be-
long to that class of persons who not long
since withdrew their support from tho
Advertiser, and that on that account the
council is, in measure, crippled on ac-
count of not having an official organ.-
They might publish their proceedings in
the Muscatine "Curryer' thus those
who come in contact with the law often
est would be able to keep themselves
posted. The only trouble with this plan
would be, that if the Courier we're to
publish the town ordinances its satellites
would copy them and thus bring about
a conflict of ordinances in different parts
of the State. But let us have good laws
anyhow-for what do we independent
souereig"s care about foreign parts of the
State. J. H.
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1a~ Drunkenness Cured. r.

TIE !ncbrate may now bid defiance to the temptinr
cup. DR.. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG,
DRINK is certain cure for Drnnkenness 1t creates
dislike for strong drink, and be admin cred
without the knowledge ofthe patient. Price 81 boz.
Sent by mail to any address. by s. C. UPffAM, 400
Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars free.
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this outrage has, in the eyes Of the Cou-
riier, covered its perpetrators call over
with glory" Such is the way Of the
Courier.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Cedar County are hereby
notified that a County Convention Will be held
q Upton, on Saturday the eth day OF June next,
Republican STATE Convention at Des Moines, TO
b held on the 18th June, for the nomination OF
State officers.
Il Is desirable that the several townships Of
the county shall be represented.
Rv order of the Central Committee.
VIM II. TUTHILI., Chairman.
W. p WOLF Secretary.
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Gigton 9bbfrtiser

IT MArHxR & AnnoTT, Of New York, are author
.ed to receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
"C.M.SCRIyEN,. 9drertisine Ag<nt.G3 Dear
kerN strset Chicago authorized to receive sdre~-
slsessts for this sxd al the leading papers Of the
North Wss.
rps. NJ. PrrrENo1LL & Co., No. 81 Park Row,
New York and State street, Boston, are agents
lbr the Upton drsrtss in those cities, and are au
therxed to take and subscriptions Tor
M At our Lowest rates.
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pAa Capt. J. NJ. Cults, of the 18th in
fantry, the Judge Advocate in the court
martial trial Of Mr.. Vallandigham, is
brother of Mrs Douglas.
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MADFE'S GRAND
MORAL exhibition!

of
the most extensive complete and o
perfectly WONDERS
congrgatcd in this matchiesss Cabinet
All the World o
completeness nothing the
has seldom
taste ena him where another
failed formation Of the
The following list OF the geological peci
azonan Black Tiger Senegal eor Royal brazilian Tiger Panther
Hudson Bay Cinnamon Dear Oregon Ant Eaters Numd
and ioness loncs
and Balloons Nw Holland Alpaca of the Andes
White
Ha oposnm Asat a;ksl Syrian Goats Madagascar
frames 1o se Chinese and ss King os Birds Abino
American Asiat and African Parrots and paroquet A
of Australian Birds Of gorgeous pumage
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TO Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes.

TO Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes.
AREvEREND GENTLEMEN having been restored
to health in few days, after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treatment.
without success, considers his sacred duty to COM
muneate to his afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS ov
CURE. Hence, on the receipt of an addressed enveI-
ope he will send rree) copy the prescription used
Direct 10 DR.. JOHN ". DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton street,
BROOKLYN, NY.
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1;'- Spermat orrhGa can be Cured. -ss.z

IlR RAND'S SPECIFIC cures Spermatorrhea, Sem
- iRal Wsaknsss, Impotrnry, Less Of Power. &c. :,
specify and efeetmdUy. Its effects truly
trial of the SPECIFIC will convince the skertic
al OF its merits. Price 81 box Sent post paid to any
address, by S. c. UPHAM. 303 Chestnut street Phil.
adelhia Pa. Circulars sent free. nlQn6
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York. and State street, Boston, are our agents
br the Upton Adcsrtssr, in those cities and are Az
thsrxed to take advertisements and subscriptions for
Ne at our !sCsstrates.
Republican County Convention.
The Republicans of Cedar County are hereby
notified that a County Convention VIII De held
a Upton, on Saturday the 9Th day OF June next,
At O'Clock p. M, to appoint delegates 10 IN:
Republican State Convention at Des Moines, to
be held on the 18th June, for the nomination OF
State officers. .
It Is desirable that the several townships OF
the county shall be represented.
BY order of the Central Committee.
WIN. II. TUTHILI., Chairman.
W. r. Wolf, Secretary.
D~Remem> er the County Convention
on Saturday the 9th Of June.
4-The Board Of Supervisors meet at
tho Court House on Monday next.
DaLJudgo Tuthill speaks next Satur.
day night. Subject, "The hour Of peril,
and approaching deliverancc."
THE Upton TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE
will hold its next meeting at tho Court
House, on next Monday evening, June
LIST, at 7! o'clock.
uA- Read the circular from Mrs. Wit.
tenmycr, and then do your duty. Tip.
ton, if not the whole county, is too much
asleep in this matter.
THE DIsrRIcT CoUnr commences its
June session on Monday next. Parties
li.igant will govern themselves accord.
iugly.
lm- Rev. WM. LEE will deliver Ma.
tional Discourse at the Bethel Church,
three miles west of Upton, on next Sun.
day, May 3lst, at 10! o'clock a. NJ
Those wishing to hear an interesting dis.
course will do well 70 attend
E1c We learn that G. W. Mitchell,
OF Company A, 9Th infantry, was slight.
~ wounded during the battle at Jackson,
Miss, and is in the hospital This is
the only casualty reported as having oc-
CURED in any of the companies fir m this
county.
WoLFIsH.-On Friday las, Cornelius
and John Stryker dug out aud captured
four small wolves, about six miles east OF
town; and on Saturday, Mr.. James Wills
ca turcd, about six miles southwest OF
town, in hollow log, eight young wolves,
whose scalps he brought to town to pro.
cur. tho bounty Of 81 each.
Wool WANTED.-Wc call psrticula,
attention to the advertisement of Jose
Shields, who has established a WOODEN
cloth factory at Davenport, and is now
buying wool for the purpose. lie pays
the highest market price in cash. Mr.
Shields will manufacture blankets and
good serviceable wooden goods. If the
wool. producers will sustain him, they
will find it to their ultimate advantage
lie IL familiar with the business aud has
sufficient capital for good start
FRESH AND GOOD are the apples
oranges, lemons, figs. candies, nuts, etc.
etc, that are being daily received and
dispensed by Belts, next door to the
rost Office. He is also prepared to furn
ish on call the best of "icc cold lemon
sdc,' ice cream, etc. Verify the wants
Of the community, 10 his line, can be
we'll supplied by him. Taste and see, al
but the tayer-that amt good, although
tho same as sold elsewhere.
MABIE's GRAND MENAGERlE and
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D~Remem; er the County Convention
on Saturday the 9th Of June.

4-The Board of Supervisors meet at
tho Court House on Monday next.
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Carries DE VISITE

In the best style of the art. Old Dagucrrcotypcs
and Amhrotypes copied into Photographs, and
Placed in Pins, Brooches or l.ockets. A fine
assortment of
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DaLJudgo Tuthill speaks next Satur-
day night. Subject, "The hour Of peril,
and approaching dcliverancc.
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Frames. Gases and Album.

constantly on hand. Thankful for past favors,
| would solicit your further patronage Pic
lures taken in all kinds Of weather.
Gallery on the west side Of court house square
f. i. SIMMONS, Artist
Upton. May q, 1868.
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THE Upton TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE
will hold its next meeting at the Court
House, on next Monday evening, June
LIST, at 7! o'clock
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WoLFIsH.-On Friday las. Cornelius
and John Stryker dug out and captured
four small wolves, about six miles east Of
town; and on Saturday, Mr.. James Willis
ca tured, about six miles southwest of
town, in hollow log, eight young wolves,
whose scalps he brought to town to pro.
cur. tho bounty Of 81 EACH
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e@- We learn that G. W. Mitchell,
Of Company A, 9Th infantry, was slight.
~ wounded during the battle at jackson,
Miss, and is in the hospital This is
the only casualty reported as having oc-
CURED in any of the companies Fl: m this
county.
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No. Rev. WIN. LEE will deliver Ma.
tional Discourse at the Bethel Church,
three miles west of Upton, on next Sun
day, May 3lst, at 10! o'clock a. m.-
Those wishing to hear an interesting dis.
course will do well 20 attend.