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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04

Stink Pots Superceded.

The long. tailed Celestials have meth
cd of fighting their enemies by offensive
odors, substance with a most disgusting
smell is put up in pots Of a convenient
size and securely closed. Each man car
ries one. When the army arrives with
in proper distance of the enemy, each
throws stink pot, which being friable,
breaks and the enemy is enveloped
in very nauscating gas.
Of the exact form Of the pots am not
Informed; neither do l know whether
they had handles.
There seems to be no doubt Of the
efficiency of this method Ct resisting an
enemy. The Chinese allege that they
have used it for the last three hundred
and sixty five thousand years, and their
confidence in it is undiminished.
Whether this device of the Chinese
suggested to the moderns the bomb shell
l cannot say; if so, it is very clumsy
imitation. Perhaps the skunk may have
derived hint from the same source. If
50, there are doubts whether he has in
aug important point improved upon the
original pattern. But the short-taiIed
tcrrestrials or Coppcr-turrets Of recent
times have "immenscIy transcribed their
illustrious predecessors" They are as
much in advance of the antiquatcd con.
trivanccs above named, as the steam fire
engine is Of the little boys elder -
gun Of good old times. Instead of the
occasional but rare perfume from the
Chinese stink pots, or the diminutive
intermittent Jets from a small elastic
reservoir, which time, ablution and
chloride of lime might ultimately oblit-
crate, we have from the Copper turrets a
continuous exhaustess stream of the most
nauseasing disgusting gas, without the
adr,ixture of anything but unadul:erated
stink, on which all known deodorizers
have failed to make the least impression
Give Copper-turret plenty of tangle
leg with which to warm up his wrath al d
oil his machinery and tic will promptly
bring his single portfolio to bear upon
his adversary, when the gas will pour out
with repu!sive grating noise not alto
gether unlike steamboat whistle. The
noise is pretty nearly the same when it
blows on great constitutional question,
cry for peace, relates funny story to
illustrate his entire impartiality between
right and wrong, or reads a penitential
psalm. The question has been agitated
| about the source from whence this gas is
derived. Some think there are invisible
pipes running from these Copper turrets
to a place where they consume great
quantities of brimstone and such gas is
plenty. Here is specimen:
"WHEREAs, 1t is our deliberate and
solemn conviction that this unnatural
civil war has been brought upon US by
the abolitionists and secessionists, and
that the Republican party is convent
Gle of abolitionists, and under a disguise
SO meretricious rs no longer to deceive
the intelligent; therefore,
"Resolued, That the course of the
present Administration, if it ever had
any claim to our sympathy or respect,
has been such, and so Infamous, that We
cannot do less than exeerate and impeact
it before the American people and the
world"
Whcw, whew, what stink!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04
To CONSUMPTlYES.

THE ADVERTISER having been restored to health
= in few weeks by very simple remedy after hav-
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-
scription Gree of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHlTIs
&c. The only object Of the advertiser in sending the
prescription 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread in
which he conccves to bc nvalu able and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, it will
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamshurgh,
3m19 Kings county, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04

SOLDIERS AID SocIETY.-The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Cedar Coun-
ty Soldiers Aid Society will be held at
the Court House in Upton, on Saturday
next, at 2 = clock. Let there be gen.
cral turn out of those who sympath;ze
with our brave soldiers who are suffering
from wounds received 10 defending their
and our country. Other cities, towns
and counties are sending large supplies
of hospital stores to our suffering soldiers,
and let not Cedar county be behind in
this good work. Come out then with
your contributions Of money and sanitary
stores, anI let US do our duty as nobly as
our brave soldiers hare done and are do
ing theirs. A considerable amount OF
subscription to the Society still remains
unpaid. This should be Immediately
paid in, as now is the time Of need.
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THE ORIGINAL
Y0WE SEW)N6 WAeYlNFS.
Established i'm lS15..Perfected I'm 1862.


Recent and important improvements having
been put to this Machine, renders it now the
most perfect before the public. and persons at
distance can order 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 needles. 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, talors, hat bind
ers, shoe binders gaiter fitting, as well as for
every variety of family sewing, THEY HAVE NO
srPEEloR, and will he sold at much less price
than any other machine capable Of doing the
same range of work.
Send for descriptive catalogue Of styles and
prices. A few responsible agents will be DIAL
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines, 1877
Broadway, New York.
nO2Gy9 "
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Gipton Abbtrtistr.

TT MATTER & ABBOTT, Of New York, are author
red to receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
TPC. H.SCRIVEN, .9dcertising Agent, SO Dear
born street. Chicago, authorized to reeete 9dcer
tisemsnts for this and a the leading papers Of the
North Vest.
IT, s. NJ. PErrESGILL & Co.. No. 81 Park Row,
New York, and State street, Boston. our agents
for the Upton AauertSer in those cities, and are au
thorzed take advertisements and subscriptions for
II nj O {0Nest rates.
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ra There will be a Union \
WIN, r. WOLF, Secretary.

m-Thcrc will be Union Meeting
held at the new school house in District
No. I, in Center township, about one
mile east Of j. A. Hilben's, on Saturday,
June 18th, 1868, at 2 o'clock p. IN.
Good speakers will be in attendance.
by order Of the Committee,
SKATES WELLS SPICER,
W. HAMMOND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04

SUPPORT HOME MANUFACTURE
There is strong prejudice against arti-
cles of American manufacture, and Justly,
too, IN many cases, but not so with De
Land l. Co.'s Chemical Saleratus. This
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04

is the best article in existence for cook.
ing purposes, yet many families are using
English soda, when this saleratus is much
better, and by using it you are patroniz-
ing home production. For sale every.
where.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Cedar County are hereby
notified that County Convention VIII DC held
at Upton, on Saturday the 9th day OF June next,
at o'clock =. m. to appoint delegates 10 IN ;
Icnuhlican STATE Convention at Des Moines, to
I've held on the 18th June, tor the nomination Of
State officers.
1t is desirable that the several townships Of
the county shall be represented
BY order Of the Central Committee
WIN. II. TUTHILI., Chairman.
wv Wa Secretary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04

Rn,E T. Simmons has fresh supply
of those choice Photographic Albums,
which he is selling very cheap Gail
soon if You wish to secure one, as they
are goirg Of Ike "Lot cakes"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04
re- SpermatorrhGa can be Cured. -az

TYR. RHND'S SPECIFIC cures SpcrmatorrAea, SEM
'nai Hedkness. ImpotcHcy, Loss Of POrer, &C.,
speed.Ig and efcctuaNy Its effects truly magical
trial Of the srECIFtC wl convince the most skertc-
al Of its merits Price 81 box. Sent post paid any
address hy S. c. UPHAM. 403 Chestnut street, Phil.
adelpLa, Pa. Giro sent free. nl9m6
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rs,~ Drunkenness Cured. -a1

TIE inebriate may bid defiance to the tempting
cap. DR.. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK is certain cure for Drankenness 1t creates
dislike for strong drink, and be administered
without the knowledge ofthe patient. Price 81 a box.
Sent by mail to any address. by &C. UPIIAM, 400
Chestnut ST. Philadelphia, Pa Circulars sent free.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04

ENLARGED.-We are pleased to see
that the prosperity Of the Davenport Ga
zette has induced its publishers. to en-.
large their Daily. The Gazette is one of
the best papers in the Northwest and its
prosperity is well deserved.
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My Hon. VIM Ii. TUTHILL will ad-
dress the Loyal National League, on Sat-
urdsy evening next, at the Court House.
.SnIjrct--"Thc hour of peril, and ap-
preaching dcliveraEce."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04
The Confessions and Experience Of an
invalid.

Published for the benefit, and as a warning and A
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN VIII. suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay Of Manhood. ETC., supply
ing at the same time, THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
by who has cured himself after being put to great
expense and injury through medical humbug and
Guackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed IL
velope, single copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
no22y1 Bedford Kings county, Y.
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aNurrifd.

On the 9th inst by the Rev. II. Boag. JOHN
HINES. Esq. to Mrs. HrLDA NJ. MAY; both Of
Mechancsville, Cedar County, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04

TO Nervous Sufferers Of both Sexes,
AREyEREND GENTLEMEN having been restored
to health in few days. after undergoing al the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes Of treatment,
without success, considers his sacred duty to com
municate to his aicted fellow creatures the HsAss o.
CURE. Hence, the receipt Of IN addressed snvsl-
ope he will send free) copy the presosiptioo us
Direct 10 DH. JOHN N. DAaNALL, 1ss 1ultos stsJss,
Brooklyn, Ny.
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esy-it is reported that Major Wright
was wounded quite seriously in one Of
the battles near Vicksburg. We have
10: heard particularly: but hope be will
come oft all right.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04

THE DISTRICT COURT commenced bu-
siness Tuesday morning, Judge Isbell
presiding, and Dist. Atty Allen, and
Messrs. Cook aud Grant Of Davenport,
Rehman and Hanna Of Muscatine, Rush
Clark and Z. D. Turner of Iowa City,
G. NJ. Hawley Of Chicago, and other At
torneys in attendance. Tuesday and
Wednesday were mainly occupied in
trying case of considerable Importance,
from Cliaton county. Mcssrs. Hawley
and Grant were pitted against Messrs.
Cook aud Leif!ngwell, as Attorneys in
the case.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-06-04

A NEW JUSTICE John S. Tuthili
was appointed, on Tuesday last, Justice
of the Peace to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the death of II. NJ. Long, Esq
Mr.. Snyder tried hard to get it, but his
position in reference to the enforcement
of the CONSUMPTION and otler laws, was
au insurmountab'e objection. The rec.
ord of the X. G. C.'s, made up at their
May convection, was too plain to be mis-
understood Mr.. Tuthill reccivd IL
votes and Mr.. Snyder 4 votes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

IL MsGgEL9geE g g. :. z,,,.
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NO EAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.

Take 10 palseul, MerepEY, or UlPlelssHt Mediell
e % UanI.a.aaL ala DaaesLoal pl.ea.es.
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GROVER sGs BAsK ER'S.
n PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES.


a.
Z /, Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines in Illinois,
ltT,HEsE Machines were awarded the Highest PRE-
Iaitfs over ali c6mpe titofs, for the Best Fam
nv sewing Machines, the Best Aanui6eturing Ma
81 nea and the Best Machine Work at the following
STATE PAIRS, of 1858; ais
New York state Fair, 49,
First Premium Tor family maehine.
First Premium for dou6le-thread machine.
First Premium for machine work.
sTirst Premium Tor family mashthe
qPirst Premium for manufacturing maGhfnes
FIFst Premium for machine work.
Iowa state Fatrs st8t
First Premium for family machine. Is
First Premium for manufacturing machine
First Premium for machine work. j. - I.
Michigan State Fair, .-,s,.l.s a! tf7
2 Pint Premium for family machine. =
u First Premium for manufacturing machine.
Iirst Premium for machine work.
indiana state faffS ess.l -,.!. 5..t. 81 +
First Premium for machine work zE9 z
Illinois State Fair 7k-tfif rs
First Premium for machine for all purposes,
First Premium for machine work.
first Premium for u,aehine for all purposes. 3
First Premium for. machine work. u Il +.
PENNSYLVANIA State Fair,
iRirst Premium for manufacturing maohines-
RtFgt Premium for beautiful machine work.
First Premium for machine work.
And at the fotto,giag County hGirsi II,
Chittenden Co, vt, Agricultural Society, 80
Rirst Premium tor family machine. III
& EtrBt BfeInIum Tor manufacturing mAenldS-' ~
First Premium tor machine work. si9Is.
ohaWplain5 Valley, Vt, Agricultural Society,
First Premium for family machine.
. First Premium for manufacturing machine.
first, Premium for machine work. 5 81 !
Hampton Co., Mast, Agricultural Society, i3.i
~ Diploma for family ma6hine.
diploma for machine work. iR.H -
franklin 0o,t y, p, Fair, b8s .iets5 81 81!
t First Premium for f4mfy maehlne. a III 4
f. = First Premium for manu- occurring nnehtnes
Queens Co., MY, Agricultural Society 50 3At
First Premium for family machine. 81 5I4. ~
wAshinRton Co, N, Y, Reir - .i az.
First Pfei1i m for family machine.
Saratoga Co, N. Y, Pair, -2-4lal
( 4 RiFst Premium for family machine. 7ifg
Mechanics Institute, Pa, FAir,., ~ III
Z Fftbt PFemihm for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work. % - y
~ The above comprises all the Fairs Ae which tbs
GROVER 4 BAKER MACHINES were exhibited
this year. At nearly all Of them the leading sewtne
Machines We're in competition - .tt'sl aYif ~
l. The work made upon the GrnYor Baker Sowing
Machine has received the First Premium at every
StatS Rait IA the United States where II has been
exhibited 10 this date. iA q. nae 1a44 ~ -
sales rooms 1869 Main St., Wheeling, ". VA. g
pJvso.sR GtSsrSi Agent,
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.LEA Their AND FINDINGS.

tit8 s'1S9 NIaias Streets. = 50
I'D s5[Cppoaits Monroe House,
WHEELINGSgp WEST va. "a
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BLOOD /. BLOOD +! BLO0Dt
HelnOo'd,s HIghly ConseFtrassds CpPPolipHS
Fluid Extract lsaraslaalp,arIIla
2 RYRHrrlTafl1 =

.Fs3s REPHIIzIsft1
This q an Affection Of The BIood, and attarls The
Eexnal Organs Llnlnes o. the NSss, Ears, ThFoaf,
WIndptpe, aud other Afasng SuEaees. making tts ap-
peaFGnce In the form u Ulcers HGlmbOldil EHtFHst
SAFsapaEiIla ppEles the blood, and FelaoNes an seaY
huptI6n1 d tin askln, tfVlIl q 4l6 C6npl d8i5ns
CLEAR ard Healthy GOl6f q being express
II for this class Ot complaints, its Blood, Purifying
Properties preserved 70 greater Tent than any
other preparation Of SdFslpaTillai tSSiAa
.@IsfTfSa ,4aSEf3zf1AU
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-04

I Ever Awarded to ssvfag siaoAlass In Illinois
tETNHEsE Machines were awarded the HiRhest Pre-
mimi over al competitors, for the Best Fam
nv Sewing Machines, the Best Manufacturing Ma
mes and the Best Machine Work, At the following
STATE FAIRS. of 1888:
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a place hunter in Prussia having asked
Frederick the Great for the grant of some
Eieh Protestant bishoPric, the king express.
90 ms regret Inss " was alEsaay gwen
Catholic abbacy at his disposal. The ap-
plicant managed to be converted in a week,
and to be received into the bosom of the
true church; after which he FASTENED to
his friend the king, aud told him how his
conscience had been enlightened. "Ahln
exclaimed Frederick, show terribly unfor-
tunatel have given away the abbacy.-
But the chief rabbi is just dead, and the
synagogue is at my disposal; suppose you
were to turn Jew z"
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CLEVELAND, Pittsburg andWbeeI,
eaa ~ inR Hail Rond.

ing Rail Road.
-
on AND A3TEg MONDAY, NoV i6tk- m -
NJaougfr TE.i1I. Ilill IelVs REiisspoEt - fsiosl
if-0OiI n MAJ IEAia, stolpiaR e an ssati5i,.
OlsVoland Is $50 2. n
SSs r. e. AneomuIDSlatidB TraIa. sSoppilz \. N
n. GI:a,isog7' PsFiy's ct PittsbllIh i q
1000 P. n, ExprdI Train, arriSas A Pits-a-,A. :,
2I0 A. II. aud OIsVolanA a as 4 +.
!, RETURNING TRAINS.
sIfesEe GIeYqla1d - 6s1DA. u. and Isa9R.N.sn
lIoaFs sPittibdEsb 20 I;as A. n, GiG II. "a,
rs :. y, sEtgs g RFidssPort a GeoA- 4 l6sS
l ConmeoGlonb Res made As FoAiowrr
! At Plttsbpgsl, Nth PsHnsylEanis 4. l. ~ Ham,
81 burg, baltimore, Washlngtoa, M,
@i-es eelp1laI New KOTk an1 BElun
IL si"iis ~ dalky, Totsi6, Dstrult Ohiela5 ~
aEIp0tnts n the NOlIH VIZ WlS
l. DetEoit steallfEs e. DelEoit, JaeEsIl
GhielSo and ne GOsIH VIZ, W5f
-GAI CLesGlan1 : LIE 3. - hi. II
., EEk, l.li.ale ePa Nilglla Ealll. WlA
i s.sz- .CfestliiA pelsgaIa, collnbul -
llAs, Hua,on Ssiil az OF. sc. RR. Ar ouy,A,-.
-,g.... s Ealls AlEO9, lIillsEsh1EEh ap4WOSs
ia AHlanes with 2. 1t VA Orr ErOAaaoo.
/ Mas.lllOu. Woo.taE. Salem, Enoa.cS-
lunbla and Chicago. -
1 AtGtOub6lyllle With p. q 4 O. Line an1 AZ BRIGa
f'sir lEA With co. q. RI st6F Zanasslls, NsI-
L. ttsa f,g ARK, Columbus, Xell4, Dayton, Ii
| ansp6lii, Cairo. CIdeIllatt, Lollfis1illls
seH- = fiEf6esI0uis, Sc. Joseph and al poinll
| WtItAAd South West
IlK6nEsl6n TIekGl1 q RlE1lEoRsh an4 eOfuEa4ASA
I, EREe alGay4 asloS, and tina uinsb qgiskaE taau
any 0ftae route.
4hF0ugII FiGEots 70 all puilts IN ths Wssi, NoE.A
and East can Be procured At the ofleo ul1sE -
MeLuFo House. Wheeling, Va, o. With mas
AGalt e REidg6p0Et Stati0l-
7froigft c6nfTaels win 81 made atl0Wast rstlS Il
any Point bY rad aud IN e1lngsIlGl
Il - ne. Il5tl North Vest and N1EtlsWel1 e ca
p0Tt Station. WI. D, TERlH, Agent,
/ D. B. WILLIAMS, Agout,
Us. MCCULLOUGH, prSsiasSt. ~,
| .RsRiAIYBls. Gent IIslsf Az. - W.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

7 WOULD respectfully Inform my patroas, and all
u who want hfst class pictures that, With Gay0ra-
BILE weather, the frst Of hls week shall make some
Important improvements In my Caller, demanded
BY advancement In the AIT IS well as % meet the
lnerease in my buAiness, aud be able ithttaid
Ing the approaching short DARK Of winter 10
wait upon my customers promptly, without un-
pleasant delay. Meantime 1 can make a. coed pic.
lures As ever; and those ~ hpua few days delay
At any time. ,s i,Ssli
octia q. pARTRIDGE.
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NgURA NC e. Z g
o THOSE WHO WISH TO BE

TO THOSE WHO WISH TO BIS
81 N s. u II I'D lD+'j
kaAINsF ALL CONTINGENCIES s lss
1,IomE INsUssKNoRs COMPANY, of
Et New York-RRE; ANDINLAND.- 100
oAsB cArl4A1 sysry dOllarpaid e
Assets lat July, 1868
The largest Cash Capital for the amount q rSk Of
any odieein the United States,
GdONTlNENTALI NSuRAHO AC
Il j PANY, Of the City Q New York. = - s,,, -
01sB U1fITAl (all paid w
ASssts LIST July, 1855. 40
sRyENTY-PIvE per cent Of the nett priests de-
ciaF6d TO Policy Holders annually IN when b's
assured participate without tpSuFT1ns any E'sA' =
| fJRouRITYs FIRE INSURANCE.
| SSECoMPANY, Of New York-P1RBAA DINLAN
OASH oAPfEAI fpad "
Assets LIST August, =, g
Three-fouTth nett profits declared to Policy
sssFIIFTTY,FIYB PER GENT. Of Earned Participation
Premiums deellreafor the year ending August, 1901
IruTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM
4 EAl PANY, ofNew York.
\ The LARGEST CASH. CAPITAL Of any TnsurPneei
\ Company IN the United States.
| Assets February list, ,So,ooO
The business Of this Company Is conducted on the
\ The entire surplus, DEDU0rING NEoEsSAIHS1A AAS
.lPBNSES ALONE, being RQUITABLH D1NAphHID
/ among the ASSURED =. 40
II fORTY-RIVE OBHTS "A WEEK twill insure SlsOOV
on the tife Of . man aged 80, 81 a. ~
poBICIEs will'be issuea upon the most Eeasenai
MES for Wheeling and vicinity and Losses promptly
4 aljusled Rnd paid, on application to 49,
IL W, 9. PETERSON, Agent
J once Main street, next dooS to II. u. Bank
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The Ghost orihe.Gzeat eaEtsftt-P
"RIg4 SHIP, Repated a.s Hattntsd7s.
aVVhati mas Reen Heard and Seen by
sailors, divers and SpIrttnaIl aIedi-
INNS at Sea and an Flusning BAY.
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TRANsPoRFAgIoN.
Baltinnore g Ohio Railroad.

e
0gEIaE RaIsIzoaE 9 OHIs haIItSia,rS e =
" =. 4WAEt4lEs slAIloNs Alg. 8 iSia. I.
an ana aflsE Monday Night, TIE 1Oth a. -.
~ ~ " trl'illp WI - Tun b de g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-14
From Fortress Monroe.

FoK1RKss MONROE Tuesday, May IL. 1909
The Hon. Robert Ould, the Rebel Commissioner
for the exchange Of prisoners, came down the james
River to Newport News yesterday, to confer with
Col. Ludlow, the United States Commissioner, in
reference TO the delivery to the latter Of the large
number Of officers and men now in Richmond, re-
Gently captured at Fredericksburg. Transports were
sent up to City Point for them this morning. Suit
abo provision has been made for the sick and
wounded.
Gen. Hays is not wounded, as was reported.
The steamer STATE of Maine left this morning for
City Point with 900 Rebel prisoners, in charge Of
Capt. John L. milford. They were captured at
Fredericksburg.
The Sd New-York Volunteers. Col. Afford, has
been on garrison duty in Fortress Monroe for several
months past. About 400 Of them left tonight for
their homes, their terms Of enlistment having
expired. The most of them leave on short furlough,
however, having reenlisted for the war.
Maior-Gen. Dix left Fortress Monroe last evening
for West Point.
Capt. Harding arrived here this afternoon in
charge Of prize schooner, laden with cotton. She
was captured while running from Stono Inlet TO
Nassau.
The propeller Eastern State, Capt North, arrived
to-day from Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-14
FROM NEwBERN, N. G.
The Rebels Refuse 10 Receive Disloyal Git
ixens-The Ninc-Months' Men Resolve


Cotrsspo ndenco Of the Associated Press
NEwBHRs, N. c., Thursday, May !, 1859
The q. s. steamer Gen. Meigs leaves here for
New.York at AZ O'Clock this afternoon.
is said that the Rebels refuse to receive the dis
LOYAL citizens sent out of lines yesterday, except
those who can give security of their ability to take
care of themselves.
Gen. Foster has recently paid handsome tribute
TO the nine-months' men in this department, who
will 90 home with the victories Of many battles In
scribeG upon their banners.
Ger. Foster says there are no Drawer or better
disciplined troops IN the world, and from the day
they entered our service they have not only success
more than match for the enemy in every engage
ment. -
A large majority Of the nine-months soldiers have
expressed determination to reenllst for the war,
after months Through, provided they can return
to this department, and fight under their old chief,
Gen. Foster.