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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-29
so CENTS A PAIR.

State Of Fo,oa, Cedar County, Is:
Mary +. Larick vs.. {. {. Larick, ct al. In
equity
7" Conrad Larick. Jr., alias c. c. Larick:
VOU will take notice that there is now on Ale
l. in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court fsaid county petition Of Mary E. Larick.
against on aud others. pra in : decree author.
iZing her to transact all business in her own
name, as single person, independent of her hus.
band, Conrad Larick, Jr, alias &C. Larck, and
that the east half of the northwest quarter of
section number sixteen (l6l, of township eighty
go, of range number one ~, west, be deeded to
her by Conrad I.arick Sen, in whom the title
now is and that certain personal property Of
the value Of nine hundred and twenty-five dol.
lars, now held by defendants, be delivered to
her, or they charged with the value thereo and
that she have the custody and control of her
ch1lGred and the rents, profit, use and benefit Of
all said property and other relief as pra, ed for
IN her petition, for the reason that You have
abandoned her and conspired with the other
defendants to defraud her of her rights And
that unless you appear and defend said claims
on or before the noon of the second day Of the
next term of said court to begin on the It'll day
of December, 1868, default will he entered
against and decI ee entered prayed for in the
petition. And also that the petitioner will pro.
coed to take the dispositions of &. G. Culver.
Adam Noll, Martin Buster. Sarah Soper, and
other witnesses, before j. G. Belts. county judge
of said county. at his Office in Tipt"n in said
couaty on the 9th day Of November, Les, at 10
o'clock a. m OF said day, and continue from day
to day until all are taken.
Oct 6, 1868. MARY E LARICK, PpG
PlAIr SPloEs. Attys %owl pr fee SO.
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@- The following is list of the mem.
bers Of the Board Of County Supervisors
for 1864:
Center townshi PC. 2. Sheldon.
Cass-Roberf Covers.
Dayton-N. Dcwell.
Fremoat-Asa Carper.
Farmington-James Mason*.
Govern II Hollingsworth*.
1owa-D. Mclaughlin.
Inland-Wm McClaiu*.
Linn-Wm. Mason.
Massilon-J. B. lIuff.*
Pioneer-B. L. Parks.
Red Osk-B j. Rodgers.
Rochestcr-E + Edwards.
Springdale William Henderson.
Springfeld-Thomas Shearer*.
Sugar Creek John Leith.
Those marked with were elected
this fall-the others hold over
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The INSTITUTE The Teachers In
stitute, which was 10 session during last
week, was attended with more than or.
binary success. There were seventy FIVE
teachers 10 aztec dance, and the interest
manifested by most of them showed a
desire for Improvement.
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VOLUNTEER OR BE DRAFrED.-Ac.
cordiug to tho Governors proclamation,
published 10 another column, the quota
for Iowa, under the late call for 800, 900
men, is 500. 70 make up this quota
Cedar county must furnish 1876 men.
This apportioned among the different
sub.districts in proportion to the num-
Der enrolled in the First Class, gives the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-29

~ Timber land is becoming more
valuable every day, aud those persons
who wish to purchase will End some ad-
yertiscd in another column.
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State of Iowa.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.

ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, Oct 20, 1868.
General Order No. 1874.
All recruiting officers for the 9th Iowa Caval-
ry, whose commissions are about to expire, will
report at once in person, with their recruits, to
Camp Roberts, Davenport, Iowa. Those whose
comm sions have been extended will detail a
man to bring in all men recruited, at once
This authorizes all transportation lines to honor
passes IN hands OF any person authorized in
writing by Recruiting Officer to command such
de'ail. NIB BAKER
n43W3 Adjutant General Of Iowa
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TIMBER LOTS FOR SALE.

WILL be offered at public sale, on the prem.
w ises, on Thursday the l4th day Of January,
1854, one hundred acres of Timber land, situat
ed in Red Oak Grove west and near the resi-
dence of VIM. Coutts, and being part of the
estate of Robert Perrie deceased. Said land to
he sold In lots Of five acres each. Terms made
known on day Of sale.
D. LEIGH, Agent.
Upton, Iowa. Oct. gath, lsG3-ts
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

Our Letter A Family Sewing Machine
is fast gaining worldwide reputation. 1t is
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has so many useful appliances for Hem.
ming, binding, Telling, Tucking. Gathering
Guaging, Braiding, Introducing Cordng, and
so FORTH No other Family Sewing Machine has
so much capacity for great variety Of work.
1t will sew all kinds of cloth, and with all kinds
OF thread. Great and recent improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine most reliable
and most durable, and most certain at all rates
OF speed. 1t makes the interlocked stitch,
which is the best stitch known. Any one, even
OF the most ordinary capacity, can see, At q
glance, how to use the letter Family Sewing
Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines are
finished in chaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is
piece of cunning workmanship of the most use.
tul kind. 1t protects the machine when not in
use, and when about to be operated may be
opened as spacious and substantial table to
sustain the work. Will. some of the Cases,
made out of the choicest woods, are finished in
the simplest and chastest manner possible, 9TH
ers are adorned and embelished in the most
costly and superb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary TO see the Family
Machine in operation SO as to Judge Of its great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for family sew
ing as our Manufacturing machines are for man.
ufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied with silk
twist, thread, needles, oil, &C., of the very best
quality.
Send for PAMPHLET.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.,
45S BROADWAY, New YORK.
Milwaukee Office, II Newhali House;
Aud CHICAGO Office, so Clarkst.
Mes,rs. Glenn Il Carleton, Agents, in
Iowa City. [u42l
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WooD Those persons who wish to
pay their subscription in wsod, are re-.
ques.cd to bring it in Immediately.
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HORSES FOR SALE,

TIFTEEN good work horses and mares and
Il kabout the same number Of one, two and
three year old colts, for sale at Otter Creek
Farm, two miles northwest of Wilton Junction 4.
j. J. RIDER.
October 29th lS63-43w3
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The Confessions and Experience Of an
INvn1ih.

Published for the benefit, and as a warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN VIII. suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Ma nho"d. etc, supply
ing at the same time TUE MEANS or SELF CURE.
By who has cured himself after being put to great
expense and injury through medical humhuy and
quackery. By enclosing ost-paid addressed en-
velope, single copies may he had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
noe9yl Bedford, Kings county, n 7.
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A Rebel View of tn Results of the Chica.
manga Fight.

manga FbShts
The Chattanooga ReLet of October 9th,
now published at Atlanta, Ga, thus
sums up the result of the Chicamauya
battle aud the present position at Chat.
taDooga:
"At present the case stands about in
this wise: We have lost the gate to low
er East Tennessee, the riv-r, which was
our base, and the facilities which these
afforded for progressive movements into
East Tennessee and Kentucky. We
have gained hand to hand fight we
have repealed powerful invasion We
have preserved Georgia, and secured a
commanding position. Rosecrans, on the
other hand, has acquired all that zee haze
lost. He has reached Chattanooga and
fortified it, taken up the river line as
his base, and now prepares quietly to
winter in his new quarters, leaving US
uncivilly out in the Geld to take care of
ourselves as best we can or must Phys.
ically, and to all appearances, in the ag-
gregatc be is the gamer for, after the
prisoners, standards and artillery taken
at Chicamauga are counted, our victory
is told, whilst our deficit, in the long
sum total, glory included, does not make
up for any results yet achieved.
In a word, we have lost ten or twelve
thousand men without gaining an equiv.
aleut in producing territory"
The Richmond Wing tells the confed
crate authorities, in view of their broken
promises, that they "shouId hang their
heads in shame" They incident hang
their own heads. Wen do that little
job for them.
We suppose that the rebels, in their
present scarcity of provisions, are endeav-
oriug to get crows and quails for food
They are certainly Growing and quailing
Denver City in Colorado Territory,
is now connected with the rest of the
world by telegraph line. The wire
runs through Central City, and the off
ces at both points we're to be opened
simultaneously.
1T is stated that Vallandigham has
acc pied a position as porter at the Hi
ron's House. Windsor, G. W., to "wait
and watch" for passengers and other lug
gage.
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9!lied,

On the 22d of September last, near vicksburp,
Mr.. CHAHDLER THAYER; in the 46th year OF his
age. Nj. Thayer was native Of New York, and
ct the time Of his death was private In the 35th
Reg. Iowa Volunteers. Hw.p
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1868 1868
CIR 0 c { RIES,
Queensware, Tobacco, &C.,
w. S. & NJ. CHILDS,
Successors TO Il. 4 NJ. CIiILDS.
I'VE have just opened a large aud entirely
w new and fresh stock of
~ FAMILY GROCERIES!-~
Consisting Of
COFFEE.
TEAS.
MOLASSEs, &c.
We keep constantly on hand large and gen
eral assortment of
~ QUEENSWARE,
GLASS w ARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
&c. &c.
Our stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Is unequsled in this market either in quantity
or price.
! CASH purchasers will find it to their interest
| to examile sur goods before purchasing else
| where. >. q NJ. CHlLDs.
Upton, August 22d. 1861.
State of Ioma. Cedar County, SIS:
In County Court To the heirs and creditors
| of Aretus Crane, decd and all other persons in
t"rested:
VOU will take notice that the undersigned
executors Of the estate of A,etus Crane,
/ deceased late of said county. have filed in the
Office of the County Judge of said county their
| report, showing the condi ion of said estate. and
that the same is indc ted in the sum OF Two
Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars over and above
| the assets that have come into their hands ana
praying an order t. sell the real estate of which
| said Crane died seized to pay said debts, to-wit:
Sc of Sec.l.T 70. r. 3. W;
ne / ne / of Sec. IL, 7. 10, II. 3 w.;
wlnw / of Sc. I, T. 10 r 2, W.;
Lots and 2 Of Sec. g. I 10, X. 3, W.;
And unless you appear on or before the I'd day
of Novembtr. A. d. 1863, and defend said matte r
An order will be granted by said court as pray ed
for in the petition. and said lands converted in
to assets and sold Under the direction Of the
court.
Oct.6, 1868. ADAM BA1R.
CHA'S FOREMAN. Fx'rs.
PIArr d SPIcER, Att'ys. 40s3 pr fee $3.50
~ JOB WORK, of all kinds, done with
neatness and dispatch at this office.
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= - Re,d the advertisement headed,
"Horsss for Sale"
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GoDEY.-The ever welcome and at
tractive Lady's Book is out for Novem.
Der, and is model number in every re.
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cs~ Drunkenness Cured. III

THE nebriate may now hid defiance to the tempting
cup. DR.. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK Is a certain cure for DrankeRRess 1t creates
a dislike for strong drink and can be administered
without the knowledge Of patient Price 81 box.
Sent by mail to any address, by s. c. CPIAM, 4O3
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia Pa. Circulars sent free.
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Marrifd,

On the 2lst inst by Rev. Samuel Pancoast,
Mr.. Lucas WEEKS and Mrs. ELIZA FARMER; both
of Cedar county
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following

Iowa is entitled to a credit Of about
ouc-shird her quota, which will proper
tionately reduce the quota Of the differ.
ent sub districts. Each sub.district is
only required to furnish It's quota; con.
sequently, the drafting will be dopc by
sub districts. Those sub districts that
furnish their portion IN volunteers will
not be subject to draft.
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asi CIOuc, III lutte b own
Division, 40
The vote Of this Division shows that
the Soldiers Of Iowa are we'll posted on
the politics Of the State and that General
futile, whatever his standing as q SOL
der, is unable to defraud even his own
associates by claiming to be good Union
man while he allows himself to become a
tool in the hands Of Byiueton, Mahouy
Il Go. 1t also shows, that however high
. Generals military character or reputa
tion, he loses the confidence of the sol.
diers the moment be allies himself With
oopperhesds, though his profession Of
Union sentiments be louder than the
bowls Of Vallandigham agaiost,the Gov
eminent
That whatever Tuttle's fame,
Or purposes have been,
The thirteenth Of October shows
Him "badly suck ed in"
The vote of other Regiments is as fol.
lows:
18th I0wa-S,one 236; futile II.
18th I0wa-Stone 1874; futile 20.
lab lowa-Stone 1874; futile so.
18th Iowa-Stone 1872; futile Is
SIN Iowa Csvalry-stone 800; futile go.
The vote of Cedar county soldiers in
tho Both Regiment is a. follows:
Standardization 81; Swinsford s.
Representatives--stanton 81; Downiuee:
Wolf s.; Linn 6.
Treasurer--lngman 81; Whitcomb 6.
6heriG--riatner 81; Kaott 8.
Go. Judge-Betts 81; Pswling S.
surveyor--AcClung6 so; strunk6.
superintsndsnt--Pound 81; Knots.
Cors1sr-6mith 81; Smart T.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween q. w PORTER and L. DUNFEr, in the
Butchering Business. has been dissolved b.. mu
tual consent Persons owing the Fl m OF Porter
4 Dunfee are requested to pay the same to y. w.
Porter. Immediately. will continue t" carry on
the business of Butchering. and hope to merit a
liberal support. o. W. PORTER
Upton, Oct. II, 1858. AVA
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re- SpermatOrrhGa can be Cured. ~
DR. RAND's SPECIFIC cures spermatorrhnn, Sem
inaf Weakness. ImPote"ey, Less Of Po~sr, &c.,
speedily ard e0eetaay Its effects truly magical.
trial OF the SPECIFIC will convince the most skeTtic-
al Of its merits Price 81 ahox Sent post paid to any
address. by S. c. UPIAM 403 Chestnut street. Phil
adelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. nl9m6
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HENRY CLAY DEAN.-That precious
combination of dirt, profanity and trea-
son, labelled Henry Clay Dean, has been
serving his employers by Kissing for the
Pennsylvania Coppcrheads.
At New Bloomfield he denied the
charge Of being a "renegadc preacher )"
and said that "those ministers and mem.
bers who have said so, ought to come out
Of the Church and 60 to hell as gentle
men, not as liars"
No doubt the Mcthodists will be under
great obligations to him for the pious in
vitaticn but they will not be likely to
desire his company, and, it is generally
understood, are aiming for different
destination The recent triumphant
election of Curtin shows the great value
Of Deans services to the CopperLead
cause. We hope the Copperheads will
retain him in Pennsylvania for the fur
Their benefit of the party there!
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JUDGE TUTHILL, Commissioner to take
the vote Of the 35th Regiment, returned
home on last Friday. He furnished us
with the following vote of Iowa Regi.
ments at Black River, Miss:
Sd Brigade, Sd Division. 18th Army Corps.
u.en Tuffla,s Ii vi
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~ JOB WORK, of all kinds, done with
neatness and dispatch at this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-12

MS choice among the great Northern c,es Day after
gay inns sort Of thing kept up Even IN yesterdays
ms .nete appeared letter from It's correspondent al
Lees ne~dquarers-his headquarters they This
letter reached ia destination little too late u prophe
eeo.unortuhasey before the writer knew how things
would turn out. II reads very oomicaly now In the
success Of General Lees invasion corr on pondent
" is patent he declares waxing faoetloos in hts
exutation :. even TO the moes Mt Washiu gtop Alas
lor the prophecy Inc moes have undermined tho
federacy after ALL and The latter In The
fact :" Is noo patent srn' on me STOCK Erchan9e The
condition Of he loan dnnolsess
were those extraordinary pictures aud predictions tho
result OF mere enthusiasm aud overheated bransy
Perhars But how comes that matters of plain
prosaic fact about which there Ne die ence OF
opinion, have undergone In the columns the
marvellous uansmutationy We may all be mistaken in
predictions about battles ard seges, especially II
happen 10 know nothing about such matters. news.
paper correspondent honestly declaring that
o city IN mpregpabe which IN just tho OF surren
der; another may be under the IMPRESSION that
m invaders Abandoning bis position after q battls
and hastily rereating TO his own ground proof that
his invasion has succeeded hut suppose journal says
the Northern papers all admit' this or that and ,hs
Northern papers do not admit anything Of the Kind bn
assert Just the opposite, what arc TO think OF mis-
statement this kndf Did tho Journal IN question know
nothing Of what the Northern ,npers said. but coolly
invent something for them in order that they might b
cited here az witnesses to back up certain iaseoods
Or knowing what they said, did the London paper deli
bcrately fasy Either the othorof these tive
things has been done by tho Times wnhn the last two OF
which would constitute the grosscr outrage against truth
But commend the fact 10 those who have blindly
followed the Times with stupid aitb. The course Of 70
events open the eyes ali but the most utterly
infatuated 10 the worthessncss of the prophecies The
opoions nay the deliberate statements. of the
rrnes when party it~ue which has pledged ~
credit Ia at stake No doubt there will be believers st
ready 10 swallow tomorrows prediction or 10 morrows
hgmcnt ss greatly as ever There are people stu who
believe in Johanna Snuthco and brigham Young has his
adorers and nobody expects That possible disclosure
OF fact could open the eyes Of such sapdbnd dupcs
Therefore, " the Times chooses 10 10 moryo,odnd
do not knoo Uhy shoud~ hssfae 10 do sc-,hat vios.
burg has suyTemdeved al all and that Lee posses
sion Of Washiuow there ioiI he dtotS fonnd The
true. But there signs OF returning reason
somewhere In the condition OF the money The
Confederate loan gained its strength from tho facts -
the teachings and the prophecies Of the and that
At last, despite the osaclc has found its 6vel.
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The Troubles Hopes, Anxieties and Opinions o
the English and Irish Press
&C., &C.. &c.
The Confederate Los n-The Bubble Hurst.

FROM the Iln0Ou star, Jufy ~
The Confederate loan rs falling failing IL ~ down
yero, Il may almost be described nowhere People
do got want 70 have anything 20 do with u any terms
1hose who have never meddlei 10 II are nov blessing
their stars iiad Ar. Jefferson DAVIS more pro-
camed his gfEnd doctrine ~ reputation. there could
m, 10 greater panic 10 oar market about he C1ufer
at etH, Hos son tnis bright bubble has burst Only
ast march, ata n tho mouth tor the Confederate loan
went " thmyl ph sphoreHoeni meteJr n our com
mcrCa skies and already u " down q dull eartn. iAAt
March tat . ano thing IL was-wnat = rafe tanlta
tan.-wrat splendid eiisnce Tow csgery orr capital
sts sere invited 90 make their game And nov hos
ahhorfed ~ "ir Imagination "a - our ziockb okiug
gorge rises against w. Nsa pity ihat tAo mutnhiliy n
human aiairs shoud be a toptc wh ch m0raats have
rather re1nentiy adopted ~ ore miglt doter quite
s0emH tt. sermon upon lhe Confederate loan. surely
ihc friepds wno stood - desefmi0edy ~ sery
"a ae the day ~ rupro snccess ou ht NE 10 H.
pcft x the hor ~ failure Yet We fear X y about
10 H. fo IN. adbersnts tDnd0u are failing aH and
they are hegnning 70 ercpsc ,hemseses W their
taken sfheron, What laettes sAys q he king theY
fay Il III nHs,. The 7,psss ~ blsne Ihey repoach
tbs eaGng yuurnal With hAyng tady miHie8 t8sul ia
grnrbcssa certain victory, and there has oniy come
Wv. We m.si 10 The T,rr,s Justrs. Vs. 10 40 afcu
fraise CONSISTENCY but ceftalny Stuck pretty aat
s tbs caasc q tie soath. ibc ennguoftg capse msT
\. - rlratsd be gnfs bUt the Too canR sfn L fle
otsr s-io = presented % the pable 4 taglandsr e.
~ many ~ the publc a. sore eteaHtrw eneEh q ho
nevs ia chsrrlng plctnfe ~ vnrly lHaTtafy
- ,1efn roniedsvaey 4 haWy anf asicnesi ~ ln
sfgsrsble ll0sia md inYyeguAb fyis ang ffrt nE
~ rra tade q foad AMI inatey 4 isn. wnph aeitier
raval tocsade nor Invading Datfsious could af.ct
an sbtss psdins psf~naxss. wsfs ~ Satoso1s aad
~ fl@r owners ~ he World 10 srna. Nhp caa1
~, sud maney 70 the p~oIis q - s~si fs-yonf
ses ~ sordsscn ~ b. barrgwafs authAi tl@y -
-, thssnsslyeM Ind b. Their frrnfs ana wNhuat m
test -, ~. ,,ss .I.s..,~. ~ ,s 49, ~. AZ, .ss,
.,sress Il she ooufefb~acy wAs pot Abas4taly fsfAu
I'll ,ba fsa ssgt " - h.h" o.t = q itends
go. esIld na g~lbiy set Aolhst " hshs - Lsf
- ailA - ray him fbsrt va sofnsthins hotGega@
~ -. ssblue X lbe usnasndoas aaaAsisy.af tts -
- u II 49,
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Mr. lander is gentleman Of rreprsachable character,
splendid requirements and genial disposition. BY his
ability, fidelity TO his dutes and agreeable personal
qualities, he has gained The friendship Of all AS one Of
the profession he received last winter handsome and
substantial testimonial from the correspondents Of the
press and the signal officers in the department as an evil
dence Of their high esteem for him gent leman and
soldier We wish him all the success he may desire IN
his and higher field of usefulness He will wear his
bars with credit TO himself and honor 20 his country.