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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-16
Notice of Information.

T have distilled one Run of Persim-
i MONS have found n TO make as much as fruit to
the barrel, of good spirits, and masling twelve BUSH
els to the burre and four barrels make Any per-
son wishing TO- have made, put In A. 8, or
10 bushels In the barrel and have distilled, and get his
part the same as II he had full barel or Twill give
lars per bushel for all can get delivered al my dser
]. LsSUTTON.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-16
Wagon and Mules.

THE Subscriber wishes to purchase
Il a two or fouf-horse WAGON, and from two to four
MULES, for which he viii pay a good price.
> = - JOHN HORLBECK, '
.,,.-, . - .z.gr Charleston, 8. q.
Persons having either to SELL VII please leave word a.
W DecsmSer g s-'SsEs 4s S-.5;tS-- 3w = :!
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-16

NOUTH GAROLINlA-YU DIS
~ TRICT-Whereas, JOHN J. POAG has applied, to
me for Letters Of Administration on af and singular, the
goods and chaels, rights and credits Of A. WALKER
P0AG, late of the Dstrct aforesaid, deceased. tIss
These therefore, tocte and admonish l and slngu
and appear before 0rdlnars Court for the
said District, be holden York Court House, the 2st
day of December ns TO shew cause, pny, why the said
Administration should not be granted. =, ..ss
Given under my hand and Seal this 7h day Of December
In year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
three and the year Of The Indepcn
dence Of South Carolina. s5E & St s&G
John A. BROWN, o. Y:
Decerhber 9 40 9t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06
The Shows and Seas of Mary.

Mars has lately presented fa7orabIe
opportunity for the examination of its
surface. The constitution of this plsuet
more nearly approaches that of the earth
than any other in the system. Snow
can be detected at both poles, the white
circle increasing in winter aud decreas.
ing in summer. 1t has been found tha,
the center Of this region of snow does not
coincide exactly with the poles of tho
planet. And in this respect it is like
the earth, whose greatest cold is not ex.
actIy at the pole. \ greenish belt with
deep bays and .a!et@ near the equator,
which is suspected to be sea, has re-
Gently been detected. The termination
Of the snowy region is very sharp and
abrupt, giving the idea of lofty cliff -
\ reddish island in the above sea hs,
also been detected. The probability Of
Mars being inhabited is greater than
that of any other planet. Its destiny il
very near y that of the earth The heat
and light Of the sun would be only half
of that enjoyed on our globe but then
this may be compensated by an atmo..
phere which may form warmer wrap.
ping than ours and by more sensitive
eye. a great part of the surface of the
globe is covered with snow for half the
year; the people in Mars would not be
worse of than the people in Canada,
where life is tolerablc. People cmigra.-
ing from here to Mars would find ,ha,
they were only half as heavy as they are
here, which some would not regard as .
disadvantage.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06
TIPTON, IOWA, AUG. 6, 1868.

very cruel in them to leave you 10 suffer
there so long "Why, TO ma am, we
wanted them to 90 on aud take the Fort. J"
But when they took it you were 10 too
much agony to know it, or to care for it J"
"Oh, no ma am they answered with
flashing eyes and faces glowing with the
recollectiuns Of that day, ether. were a
whole lot of US wounded fellows on the
hillside watching to see if they would get
the fort, when we saw they had it, every
one of US that had whole arm waved it
in the air, aud we hurrah' d till the air
rang again" Oh think of that scene
th4c hillside of wounded men forgetting
their own agony, to cheer on their COM
rades, and hurrah for victory. Ii is such
cheerful patience, such heroic fortitudc
as this, that | have seen from day to day
in my hospital life. Can we do too much
for such men? No, We can never do half
enough. And as they never rest in their
labors and sutferines for us, we must
never rest in working for tham till the
war is over, and the few who are left
come home to us again.
Yours truly, W. E.B
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06
THE END.
BY GEORGE W. PUTNAM,

We saw the urutterab!e wrong,
The crushing of the poor and weak,
Our voices joined the piercing shrek
Which rent the heavens: 80 God how lone
Not like onr own His lf. sublime.
The awful cycles come and go,
For Him there Is no fast, no slow,
He keepeth no account with Time.
He is not hurried with our calls,
Ca'.n in His majesty He stands,
The scales OF Trial in Ills hands,
And when foul Cline is ripe-it falls!
O say not RetriLution lags!
His drums are heating down the vale,
His banners waving to the gale,
His beacons flushing from the crags!
His thunder step is heard along
The cloud. peaks of the battle storm,
And through its riffs is seeu His form
Who lifts the weak, and trcads the strong.
And broken lies Oppression's rod
When leap forth from His mighty hand
The 10 Its JUSTICE, stern and grand
Without which there could be no God.
Broadcast they sowed the seeds of Sin,
To-day the tyrants howl aud weep
While swift the crimsoued sickles reap
The sad and CORY harvest in.
BEHOLD. the city's streets are red.
The tyTunts blood is on the stones
The air is heavy with their means;
For every household walls its dead.
Passing away are homes and lands
From that unwise and naughty race
Who thrust their fists into HIS face.
And spat upon His good commands.
But up the blue comes Freedoms star,
And hark k!--thc broken-hearled sing!
While high the Northern bugics ring,
And Northern cannon thunder far!
Amen, the World is for the Free.
Amen. the Earth is for the just.
Crushed he Oppression 10 the dust!
And LIVE FOR EVER LIBERTY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06

WAR TIMES. s.-As little Annie was
running at full speed on the sidewalk she
had fall, and was badly bruised. As
she was being undressed for bed she
looked pitifully at her numerous wounds,
and sorrowfully exclaimed to her mother:
ooh, dear! what dreadful times these
war times arer'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06

like American citizenship on these setns,
must make up his mind to seek the re-
pose he loves elsewhere. If he stays here
he mus. either do his duty or take tho
consequences the law has Prescribed
" \. Times, JuIy 2Oh.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06

DS-A correspondent Of the Beloit
Jour"o(, writing from Reckon, H., July
ID, says:
"Rev. H. G. Tilton, of Racine district,
Wisconsin Conference, was with US last
Thursday, and gave us the best speech on
the war to which have ever listened Il
was clear, logical aud forciJlc, giving
much encouragement to loyalists, but no
sympathy to coppcrheads, l assure you.
In his closing remarks, he gave the lat.
ter class three pieces Of advice-lst, TO
repent, lest the vengeance Of the Lord
visit them; I'd, to leave the country, lest
the returning soldiers take care Of them;
or, I'd, to get a good rope and try its
virtue, lest worse end come to them.
Some may doubt the theology of the last
piece, but, sir, VIC have scripture exam.
pie in proof. Judas was TRAITOR and
he went and hanged himself"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06
TO Soldiers, Widows and Heirs.

~ give especial attention to the collection Of demands
obtained. ''' 'no's ,,n wa ic.s'ohs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06

ArTALIss,, MrsCATlNE CO., Iowa.
WILL practice in the District Courts of Musca,ine.
Cedar' and adjoining counties Prompt attention
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06
County not Party.


The following extracts are taken from
the address Of the Union War Democra.
cy Of Indiana:
Nc adjurc all who claim the name Of
Democrats, by our duty to country and
its beacon light of civil liberty, to cast
aside all sympathy and aid to this trea-
son. Come what may, "through evil re-
port and through good report" touching
us as ours, we stand by the country and
its Democratic institutions Reproach.
iul names have no tcrrors while the broad
banner of our republic, the emblem Of
! civil liberty, is over US, and VIC hold up
It's standard. We stand by the Govern.
mcnt, seeking no favors from it, and
pledgIug no support to individuals in it,
and we will uphold it as the chosen type
Of cur country and freedom with all our
energies during this attempt to destroy
it. Our duty is to Sour country, our
whole country, and nothing but our coun.
try.' If that country falls we ask no
shield from its fate.
We have no purposes to serve but the
honor, safety, and welfare of our common
country, and have no appeals to make TO
those who are partizans only for party's
sake. We have no partizan ends to &C.
compisL.
Remember that the ever. living princi.
pies of Democracy teach that the citizen
owes no allegiance tie any party, to the
peril Of his country.
seas~The facetious, "ye local." of tho
Des Moines Register gets off the follow
ing capital hits on tho Vallandghammcrs
lately assembled at Des Noines:
"Thc Great Snake Show of Wednes-
day was succeeded BY the great Meuoge-
Eic. The animals in tie Meuagerie had
more hard sense and much more straight
honesty tkan the Snakes. For instance
the Monkeys carried out thcirprogramme
with much more cctut than Finch did lis
IN the Convention. The Elephant was
much more successful than Judge Nc
Hc0Iy in drawing around him an aImir-
in% crowd. The Black Bear Of lIudson's
Bay paved around with much more ease
and elegance than Hutchins. The New
| Holland kangaroos carried cut their
part in tie Exhibition with far more
taste arC dignity than B. L. Steele
The Siberian White Coons we're y long
ways in advance Of the funny manoeu-
vrcipgs Of our friend Turk. The Asiatic
Jackal, with his graveyard instincts, was
model Of serenity and conscientious.
ness compared with "O'd Tax Titles" Of
Iowa City. And the American "Pos-
sums were not half way up in preteuce
and hypocrisy to Lieutenant Governor
Duncombe of Fort Dodge. On the whole,
the Snake Show, with all its Rebel Ana
condas. and Copperhcads, and Moccasous,
and Massasaugers, and spiteful but i'm
potent Gartcrs, was an inferior affair"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06
40 r. MAHONY 4 BRO.
i 4 I l. 4 Is :

I ME door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
y 'wo.k entrusted t" our care will be attended
to promptly, made in the latest fashions. aud war.
rante to give entire satisfaction. Charges rcas.
onanle. Give rs call.
Upton. March il, 1850. lItf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-08-06
THOS. HANNA.
WM. ELE.IHFT,

-"s
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col.
O lcctng Agent Applications made for
Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions
Of discharged soldiers or for the heirs of de-
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application Is successful. Office in the Post
once, UPTON, Iowa. May
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
TUH ~ M n ng.

The events OF the war they developed VII be
faithfully given. thar The pule may advised As 70
IL progress; the result, Of battles. the condition Of he
oonteudng armies aud al that the great struggle
At home ami abroad. Tor The overthrow of the lsbson
In addition. the .>>sfiaef ~il contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day, CH0lCE MISCELLANY. STATE
ITFMs the iatcs, reports II the NEW 1OKK and GIN.
clNNATi GENERAL and cArTlE II ARKErs. the con-
diton Of the MONEY AMI STOCK MARKETS. IN a word.
will be the effort ~ the Propfeiors Of the tfael 20
give columns fo al Glasses Of readers and
such information viii be especially adapted to the
we'll being % the ritEeus q Indians
The SHfiHd will continue TO represen, aud stand by
the regular organizations Of the Democrats party State
and NATIONAL sustain the principles and policy hey shall
avow. and support the candidates they may
We h've agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow H. We therefore ask our Democratic
frendsall who desire the sound principles
20 aid IN the extension of the circulation Of the afia
Daily and weekly. until they shall at least reach every
Democratic ismil' ia Indiana. The pres. Is most I'M
portan agent Ia directing Alright ne public mind, and al
thar IL needed 60 give the Democratic rarity permanent
rule j. the enlightenment Il the people 10 is pfinci
pies ami policy n shall be aim. With all the ability
We possess % faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
and measures for believe that In doing best
promote the true interests 81 the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903.

THE governmental and political suestion. II -.
coming ysf viii have absorbing Interest fo- s--ry
ctisen We are engaged IN gigantic civil -sr sAs -.
suit Of which none can foresss Il thresisn. rs4ic.
change IN the institutions and prscpe. upou vhsch he
Governments was founded. and th- desfrrrus. Eth.
liberty and rights q he eauseu sucA .. N.
people OF no ether nation have enjoyed. and I
which may D. attrieated uaequ.led pro<res.
n nat onal prosperity snd greatness. Tse issue win
soon be upon as, whether this re. Goverasent shsbe
preserved and maintained and the rights ~ ne staies
under the Constitution perPeuAe Or powerful central
authority Be permitted 10 grow out % ,h. var. obsr
aing state lines, State Institutions and Il. tho.e eheck.
upon the Federal Government rights reserved by IN.
States, which have constituted The excellence ara -up.
nority Of our nationay-sta'ss 'one .. The -ea for
the common objects set friA In the Constitution. hu,
distinct the biiio~s'' management q their
purely domestic Affairs Thee qussioas we're involved
An the recent elections an the voice 81 n. people a.
most emphstioaliy expressed for the Constitution as
4, and the Union a. ivas.' Never was there a tim.
when important that the peopi. .hssld b. t,
eughly advised a. 10 the progress and condition d, pubic
affairs and Of passing events people are not A. for
self government unless with Intelligent naxu.ui tex
decide upon the questions which aaec, allk. thsr own
and the public welfare.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
BosrOs CORNERS, y Y, Dec. s7,h, 1861.
Na. II. GREeG A Co.

Wa. II. GREee Co.
Gents: freely give you liberty make Of the
lowing certificate Of the value ofCOnstuon Water which
lean recommend in the highest manner:
Ny wife, who atac Red with pain Ia the shoulders
whole length u back. and m her limbs. with Papaton
Of the Heart, attended with Falling Of the Womb Dys-
menorrh9a. and Irritation OF the Bladder. | called a
physician, who attended her about three months when
he left her than he found her. then employed
o the best physicians could find, Who attended her
about nine months and while she under care
she did suffer quite much pains he finally gave her
mp and said, Mn case leas iYcur1Re" For said he
'sis hrs such coiabia1f fc1n yLliafs that piefi-
gireH Ter oTeyltes GgGinsi oter her
dhcHiss." About this time he commenced the use Of
Constitution " ater and OR utter astonishneni al
the first dose seemed have the deS effect and
she Kept improving rapidly under Us treatment and
surerntenfs entirely her domestic affairs She has
any Of he Constitution Water Tor about four
week.. and happy TO say that It has produced
4pernAnsntcure
VA M.vANBENScHoTEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
NO. ala
IISIrEp STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or In
III

No. ala
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
DIANA. -
Whereas libel % information has been filed In the
District Court he United States within and
seveni Circuit aud District Of naua the 18th day Of
January is6S hyJohn Hanna ESQ Attorney otht United
District of Indiana against the following
scribcd credits moneys and effects OF certain per-
sons unknown, wi: ssS Oh IN cash IN the hands II
J. wv Forthe. also the II S75 co in cash " the
hands Of X. u. Mccain for violation Of the
powers ofan oCongress appvovedJu H. lSs2 entitled
tan suppress nurection, 20 punish treason and
rebellion AMI conhScate the property - rebels
and Tor other purposes, and praying proves against
said cash and that the may be condemned and
sold enemies property.
Now. therefore, In pursuance 81 the onion under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
~ give public all persons claiming sad cash,
any part thereof any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said the strict Court
% The United States De hed at the city Of Indianapolis.
Ia for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
huAry ncxt eiock ofhe forenoon Of that
then ard there nterpose their claims and maze their
slleg atoms In that behalf
D. a.. ROSE. United states Marshal.
By 5. BGEIow, Deputy.
Attest
JoHx n Rx,. Clerk. fehi-dlst
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Jous II. RIA. Cler
(So. 2I2)
tNO. 2l2l
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
II


TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
Z DIANA, *;
WHEREAs 4 libel of Information has been fled In the
District Court 81 the United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District u Indiana, the 29th
duy ~ January, lsGJ, by John Hanna Esq, Attorney
o the United States for the district OF Indiana against
following described and effects of William
j. Holcomh, Three rromissory Notes, all dated
l day Of November 1853 e., $500 each with interest
from date payable IN I. and years from date,
spectively said given 10y William W GaTrafd to said
Holcomb: the said notes are secured by a certain
uiortgage real estate IN Laportc. Indiana, for a
violation ~ the Powers Of act Of Congress 81 July
IT, 1897 entitled An act 10 suppress instruction, pun
sh treason and rebellion, % seize and conhseats the
property 81 rebels and for other purposes and praying
process svsnst said property and that the may be
ondemned and seld a. enemies property
Now. therefore. In pursuance ~ the monton under
the seal OF said court % directed and delivered do
herebs give public notice 60 all persons claiming said
property any part thereof In any interested
therein. that they be AMI appear before the said District
Court % the United States be held at the city ofndan
apos In and for the District Of Indiana, the third Mon
day offsbruary next Of the forenoon Of that
day. then and there nterrose their claims and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf.
u g. ROSE. 4. g. Marshal,
Per !. = btGELow, Deputy.
Attest
JoHs VI. RIA. Clerk feh5-dli'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
(NO. 2l3l
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
DIANA IS:
fNO. 2la
Attest
JoHs VI Rsk, Clerk

(NU. Ilt.l
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA. IS.
WHEREAS. A libel ~ information has been ned In the
District Court Of the United states within nd for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 10th day
Of January lisa, by John Hanna. Esq, Attorney Of
the United States for the District II Indiana against
the following described estate, credits and effects OF
William a. Bell Certain PromSsory Notes amount
ing VA the aggregate ft0tO, given by robert y.
Williams IN connection 81 certain real esta In Madison
county, for violation the powers # an act Of Congress
approved July II. sd2 entitled An act TO suppress IN
surrection. punish AMI rebellion. and
cona the property ~ rebel. and Tor oh,r pur-
yoss and PRAYING process against said property and that
the nay be condemned and sold enemies prop
erty.
Now. therefore, IN pursuance Of the monton under the
Of said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said property
part thereof. any manner Interested therein
that they Ne and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States be held the city # indianapolis
and for the District II Indiana. the third Monday Of
February next nj tenocock of the forenoon Of that day
then and there 10 uterpose their claims, aud 20 make
their allegations IN that behalf.
ID. O. ROSE. 4. Marshal
Per |. $. BlGELow, Deputy
Attest.
JoHS n. RIA. Clerk. fch5-dist
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23

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The lar iii'l~r Truss l. unisc and superior 10 all
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the corl, anl j. always clean and gel as new.
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Wis. Chicago. Dr. N"cnit. Milwaukee. Wis.
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ina Supporter SIX md Cnin Haste Stockings for
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DIR WlLCONa PATENT ARTIFICIAL Ifti, man.
featured hy G. stafford has many advantages all
others anil evidence II such IL las received the
first premiums nj the United States Fairs under The ca.
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ti"n Is received from a rulrr core (which VIII never
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VA NJ. VAN BENScHoTEN.
M wv. n 6H,o,

Mnrosp. CoSN.. November 18th. lS6l.
M. W., 6Rs0s
Der NJ. have for several wears been afflicted with
that troublesome and dangerous cisesse Gravel. which
resisted all remedies and doctors until took Consultation
Water. aud you may b. assured that wa exceedingly
picasef with the result Il has eatrey cured me- and
you riay make any Of nv you N N
gArc 20 the medicine. have entire confidence IN It's
efficiency. Yoars truly POND STRONG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH

There no class o. diserse that produces such exhaust
Ing effects upon the human constitution pahees and
Diseases q the Kidneys Hadder aud Urinary Passages
and through Alss moesiy they eeted until they
are 80 advanced 81 be beyond the control Of ordinary
remsxiies, and present the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-23
NO. 2l5.l
ITSIrEp Stairs or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
III

NO. 2ls.9
UTNITED Stairs or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DAMS
Whereas. hoe n Information has been hict m the
District Court % the United state, within and for The
Seventh c. AMI District Of Indiana shs 18th day Of
yaraaYy ISIS, BY John Hsnna 80 Attorney ~ the
Unicd state Tor the District II Indiana against the fol
lowing described property Il Joau Cannon. to-witt
pair - second hand engfnes a violation 81
the powers 4 act o. Congress. approved July l.
lS61 ened IA act 10 suppress instruction punish
treason aud rebellion, aud cou>cAis property
Of r-beis and fss ther pITpose aud praying process
aan.; at property and that the mas be condemned
al ssd - ssea.es' property.
SoN therefore N pursuance u the monitor der the
sea- of sad coast directed and delivered do here
BY give public @ al persouselzlng sat properly
OF any part thereof IN any Interested therein
that they BE- AM APPEAR before The sad. the District
Court ~ the United states % be held Al the city 81 In
dianspols and for the District = Indiana on the ID
Monday % February neat al ten O'clock q the forenoon
% that day. then ard there nerpese their claims and
Their aaiessflets IN thai behalf
d G. ROSE. n. $. Marshal,
BY n = BSorto~. Deputy.
Attest.
JoHS n. REs. Clerk ieb3-dltt