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THH DEAPr-Th6 following cases were dis
posed OF by the Board Of Enrolment up TO tAs
hour OF sk o'clock to-day:
Albion Mcclellan, over age.
Joseph Morton, alien.
Joseph Martin, errrnously enrolled.
Patrick Col. man, over age.
James Reeves, jr., disability
John Ross, only son of q WIDOW.
William H. Steward, furnished substitute
Michael Ryan.
j. h. 1urpin, disability.
Thomas Smith, alien.
Simon Sullivan, disability.
Jonn Lang, enormously enrolled.
Arthur Miller, enormously enrolled.
Richard Watkins, over age.
VIM S. Tucker, disability.
Jos, phi Burn, disability.
George Curtis, furnished substitute-Thoo-
Holden.
William Kelly. furnished substitute-Geore
Rankin.
A J. Carson, disability.
Charles Johnson, (colored,) furnished sab
stitute-James Anderson.
Samuel Halbert, disability.
Patrick MadIgan, disability.
Michael Landerigtn, alien.
John Blaw, accepted.
Vim. A. Ensminger, furnished substitute
George Brown.
William TIldep, disability.
John nj. Graham, enormously enrolled
Philip Loci fer, furnished substitute-Louis
Lov.land.
Thomas B. Queen, disability.
Peter Clinton, disability.
Albert Cassidy, disability.
Manson Taylor, only parent Of children.
Andrew II. Webber, only son OF widow.
J. v. Ofienhacker, disability.
BENJAMIN Walker, VI der age.
William +. Parker, disability.
Palolo Castagnsto alien.
John N. Tibbert, disability.
John I. Chew, under age.
James Dyer. only son OF widow.
jackson Cissel, colored, furnished subsa-
tute-J. H. Chapman.
| Job E. Champion, furnished substituss-R.
Jonee.
Martin Moofe, blind in right eye
Henry Gretl, over age.
James Bnn eel, only son Of widow.
John Grimes, colored, furnished su bstitate-
| ]. II. Perry.
VIM. W. Ashdown, paid communication.
| John Rhine, disability.
| James Suit, over age.
James Anderson. over age.
| Nelson Cathlee, disability.
| Jos. Sparrow, disability.
Thos. Dyer, disability.
Emile Montrop, under age,
John ii. Steadler, only son OF aged parents.
ephen Lowater, disability.
Vim. V. L. wis., only son OF aged parents.
| John Hill, enormously enrolled.
| Thee. Stockman, only son OF aged parents.
VIM Heatley, disability.
| Charles Bruce, only support ofmother.
| James Summerrille, colored, accepted.
John w. W Woodward, paid communication.
| George M. Powell, furnished substitute
John Black.
| owen S. Proud, furnished susstitute-Chas
| Metz.
| John Parker, colored, furnished substitute
| George Brown.
| O. H. Hess, furnished substitute Robert
James A. Brooks, disability
William ]. Ticknor, enormously enrolled.
Henry Freeman, over age.
Richard Fere, disability.
Henry Manning, disability.
Marshall Burwell, (colored,) furnished sub
| stitute-Aus,in Jenkins.
| William Carol, alien.
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THE FEDERALs DR. We IN THE CONPEps AT
BOTTOMS BRIDGE, FOURTEEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND
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~The Secretary Of State returned to Wash.
tugton on Saturday evening from his visit
home and brief excursion to the North.
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BUDGET OF SOUTHERN NEWS.

THE RICHMOND Folks IN PANIC ABOUT
FEDERAL ADVANCE UPON THAT
CITY VIA THE PENINSULA
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CARS FOR THB CoLoRED PRoPLB-Oyer
month ago the question OF placing cars upon
the track for the exclusive ommodauon of
the colored people, was discussed by the Di-
rectors of the Washington and Georgeto wn
City Railroad, and on the 18th OF August they
decided to do SO, and at once negotiated for the
building of a number of cars for this purpose.
These cars will be ready in short time, aud
as soon as they arrive here will be placed
upon the line Of the road.
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IRON MISSISSIPPI.

THE REBELS CLAIM TO HAVE RBPCLSEI
OUR FORCES.
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FURTHER IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE
SOUTH.
light NEAR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Va,

RICHMOND DATES TO THE asrH.
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Cor HOLD THE WRONG PARTY-Os Satur.
day night five young men, George Halursat,
John Waters, John T. Crawford, Charles
Wolton and William Dean, attacked two SOL
diers, William Smith and Caleb Ste art of the
LIST District regiment, who were, however, too
much for them, and several Of them were
Knocked down. Officers Heating and Harri-
son arrested the assailants and carried them
TO the Sixth Ward station, when Yesterday
morning Justice Gull fined them 1858 each
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AFEDERAL FORCI MOVING TOWARDS BEN
TON
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SHOT EY A DITECTIvB.-On Saturday night,
between 10 and IL O'Clock, as Mr.. 5. M Brant
OF Colonel Bakers detective force. was on hia
way home, he was called upon to quell row
in house ON Thirteenth street, near Ohio
avenue. He went into the house and found
that Edward Ridgeway was the author OF the
excitement. Brant at once commanded him to
be quiet when Ridgeway demanded the detec-
WIS promptly exhibited, and the parties hay-
ing got into the street, Ridgeway dealt Mr..
Brant heavy blow upon the head. Brant re-
piled with bullet, stl liking his assailant the
groin and lodging in the thigh. His wound is
considered dangerous. Brant has an ugly cut
ON the head,
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TIE CRk4PRsT CLOTHING ROUSE TaTgx
CITY. sMITH {. $50 Seven street igi
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70 b slvea the WAslIlGYou ORR 0Ispur a
NnDE!sDAY, SEPT. ID, for the bsnsnt Of q
Cb1ssssfss a Asrassswesss H NeDo.. ~
sId V.RsSnoids,1 j. u Dant. and ". N
alAteYy. n, s,-srx
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-22

r@- The late battlefield in Georgia is
said by correspondent of the Atlanta
M'eNtg'ncer, to have extended ten miles,
and to lave exceeded in point of carnage
Chancciorsvil!e, Gettysburg, Murfree,-
boro or Shiloh. The field by moonlight
is depicted as picturesque and terrible
beyond all description, the glitterns
beams shining on the faces of the dead,
distorted in expression from the wounds
of their torn and mangled bodies, with
heaps ot the wounded and dying, with
scattered arms strewn everywhere, with
broken artillery carriages and caissons,
dead horses and all the debris of a bloody
contested field. This writer confirms the
account which we have from our own
sources concerning the unequallcd roar
of the artillery.
The official returns of the federal loss
of killed, wounded and missing arc near
" complete. and foot up an aggregate Of
about l6, 600, Of whom 1, GS5 are missing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-22

M We made our regular autumnal
call on Saturday at Brownell's Stove aud
Iron Store, aud found he has even sur
passed himself 10 the number, beauty
and variety Of his home comforts for cold
winter. Brownell is no stranger to the
stove using world, as his success clearly
shows-bui't up as it has been by selling
at the io~est prices, always having the
latest aud hes. patterns, being polite to
visitors whether they are purchasers or
not, and st though not least by contiu.
ed and judicious advertising, and beio.
an out and out Union man. Among 9th
ers We noticed in particular those great
kitchen favoritcs for wood, the "Stew
art and "Qaincy City"-the latter i'm
proved this :all-and "Comstock S Coal
Cook, for coal, which by its large fucs
and heavy plates is more popular than
any other among those who use Iowa
and Illinois coal. For the dining room
his Parlor Cooks arc II e thing, and his
styles for the parlor, bed room, school
house, church, office or store room for
wood and coal surprised us for their
cheapness, knowing as We do the great
advance in tn" prices of iron, coal, labor,
Ac.-Nuscatine Journal
The above notice of VIM. A. Brown
ellis extensive Stove and Iron Store, at
Muscatine, we fully endorse. We have
dealt with him, and know many others
that have patrouized him. A man told
Us tho other day that he sa:ed 20 per
cent. by buying stove of Brownell
Persons wanting anything in his line
will save money and time by purchasing
of him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-22

TIE WORD "DUN Some CHROME.
ous'y suppose that the word "duD" comes
from the French word donnor, give, i'm.
plying demand or something due; but
the true origin Of this word is from one
John Dunno, a baliif Of London, so cx.
tremcly active and dextercus at the man.
a@ement of his rough business, that il
bccam" proverb, when a man refused
to pay his de is, "Why dou't you Dunno
him tha is, why do you no. send
Dunno to arrest him2 Hence il became
custom and proverb, and is as old as
the days of Henry VII.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-22

WHrsKEY.-Ou the 14th inst, the
Sherif made descent upon two whiskey
shops in Mcchauicsville, in this county,
and seized about 100 gallons of different
kinds Of liquors. The two proprietors
of these "hell holes" were arrested and
brought before Judge Belts, who fined
one Of them twenty, and the other, forty
dollars, besides costs. They paid their
fines and went their way, glad to get off
SO easily. The school fund is richer by
sixty dollars. The liquors captured, re.
main to be disposed Of according to law.
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AN IMPORTANT ORDER is said
that general order will be issued bv the
War d. partment in a few days, providing
for the enlistment of coIored troops in
the States of Maryland, Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, West Virg;nia and Tennessee. All
loyal owners will be allowed $500 for
each slave that may enlist, the slave to be
free at the OK, iration Of enlistment
The slaves of disloyal masters will also
be enlisted, but they will not be paid for
them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-22

HERALD OF HEALTH.-Wc have re-
ceived the October number of this truly
health preserving Journal, containing
excellent communications from regular
contributors, pleasing miscellany, and a
number Of sensible articles from the tel
ented editor, Dr.. r. T. Trail Send 81
to r. T. Trail Il Co , Is Laight Street,
N. Y, and get the Herald, read it atten.
lively, live in sccordauce with the life.
giving truths therein contained, and you
will 6ud it the cheapest doctors bill you
ever paid.
PETERSON, for November is out con
time" full Of its usual attractions. The
engraviugs and fashion plates are superb
while the reading matter is characteristic.
cally chaste, refined and interesting. 1t
contains several beautiful poems, and a
number Of we'll written sketches aud sto
ries, from the pens of some of the best
literary writer's in the land. Terms, only
81 year for single copy, with liberal
reduction to clubs. Address Charles j .
Peterson, 3O6 Chestnut street, Philsdel.
phia.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for October, is
before us-a welcome paper. The en-
Cravings are peculiarly fine, and the
readirg matter is fully up to the high
standard which the publisher long since
established. Terms, single copy, So; two
copies for S., or the Magazine and Har-
per's Weekly for S. Address Harper
Il Brothers, Franklin Square, N. Y.
~Thc ever popular CONTINENTAL
MONTHLY, which stands in the front
rank Of American periodical literature,
comes to US for October with every evil
favor.
Edmund Kirke, author of "Amopg the
Pines and till recently one Of the edi-
tors OF the Continental, is prepared to
accept Invitations to lecture on "The
Southern Whites: Their Social and Poli,.
ica' characteristics" He can be address
Cd lin care Of tho Continental Monthly y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-22

DA-As will be seen by notice in an.
other column, Frank B'undage, has gone
to III, long homo. He died from the
effects Of the burns received by the cx.
plosion of kerosenc-an account of which
appeared in this paper week before last.
Frank was a good boy-strictly moral
and industrious-an and had made many
friends during his short residence in
town.
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-oJ l>LV J.Iy, oY. 'u,"nl aIs !! J." sIoI!"l
nMl I>Iu gu, :sTrp.5u.l Inu Y! Ang ~ .ploA
/ ~ 80 ~ ~'.'""S ute H'uups ana roots.
=" WILL pleased war. .hs oiliZeDs IN
the vicinity that they GOT up a sub-crip.
ton for draining money to purchase aod
enclose Fair ground. Near 5000 were
subscribed, aud many of the meo will
donate their premiums. The Treasurer
took in nearly or quite enough money to
pay all the premiums, so that the 5000
obtained from the State can be applied
for permanent arran grments If grounds
are purchased and incloscd we shall prob.
ably have one of the mos, successful no.
rjcu'tural societies in the State. Indeed
our first Fair is said TO have excelled thu
recent ones at Upton and Muscatine.
except the show Of fast horses, which
farmers can very we'll do without.
LAwRIE TATUM.
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~ Read notice of "Dissolution OF
Partnership" in another column.

SIMMONS has large supply Of very
handsome Photograph Albums, which 10
sells at small advance on cost. Call
adm SEQ them. ~ r..
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"a SOLDIERS WIFE" is Informed
that her poetical production will not ap.
pear in the columns of this paper. 1t is
an established rule, not to publish anon.
ymous articles. The "subject" Of the
"wife's" theme died on the 18th inst
there is no necessity for formal resur.
rcetion. ...' e.: ..... ...- #@E
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-22

0LBireIey Il Dean are receiving a
new lot Of those cheap goods, aud they
are going off rapidly, a: cash prices
Those 10 want of Dry Goods will do we'll
to call on them,
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COLLECTOR's OFFICE, DAVENPORT, Ia

CoLLECToR's OFFICE DAVENPORT, Iowa.
DCRSUANT to the provisions of Section 10
l. OF an act entitled An Act to provide in
ternal revenue to support the Government and
pay interest on the public debt" approved july
ist. 1852, notice is hereby given to all persons
liable TO pay duties or taxes under said at in
the Second Collection District of the State of
Iowa that the Collector of said District has re.
celVed from the Assessor thereof his annual col
lection list, pursuant to tho provisions OF SEC
ton 10 OF said acl-that the duties and taxes as
sessed by the said Assessor have become due
and payabe-that the said Collector or his dep.
uty will attend for the collection of the same at
the Office of the County Judge, in the town of
Upton, in the county of Cedar, and State of
Iowa On the 81 day OF November, 1863 and for
fifteen days thereafter.
All persons who shall neglect to pay the du-
ties and taxes as aforesaid assessed upon them
to the said Collector within the period of time
above specified, shall be liable to pay ten per
centum additional upon the amount thereof,
and IN case of licenses will render themselves
liable to pay three times the amount of their re.
spective licenses, with costs, and also lay them,
selves liable to criminal prosecutions in the
Courts ofthe United States, the penalty of which
Is two years imprisonment.
AS these taxes a. { assessed to raise means nee
essary to support the Government in its strug-
giles for self preservation, it is expected that all
patriots will cheerfullv come forward and pay
their taxes 1T The time above specified. Office
hou's from a. m. until pm United States
currency received in payment Of taxes and du.
ties GEO. w. Ellis,
Collector I'd District of Iowa.
. October Is lS63-nlIw3
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LOOK HERE!

THE Subscriber living three miles west If
Upton, having determined to leave the farm.
will offer at public sale on Saturday, the oath Il
October, 1868, most Of his personal effects, con.
sisting il part of the following property: About
20 tons of hay, from five to eight hundred bush.
e!s of corn. fifteen head OF horses fifteen head
OF cattle, hogs farming utensils, household
goods. and other articles too numerous to men.
ton. which will be given in dela! on the day Of
sale. Sale to coms.ehce at 9 O'Clock a. IN.
AMOS WILL 4.
Oct l3, 1868. n4lw2
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/ ed:
7, the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Cedar coun,
We, the undersig ned, your committee
| on the School Fund, would recommend
the approval Of the acts of the Clerk in
loaning the School Fund. In the case
of Judge Spircr. yn"r n"'"",;,tan "A"nm
mend that he shall have two years to re-
deem the property sold on the 10th of
| Oct, for the benefit of the School Fund,
provided he shall give the county immc.
| diate possession; and if he shall continue
to occupy it, to pay rent into the School
Fund as the Clerk may direct
F. BUTTERFIELD,
f. J.. BASSETT.
The road case of extension of Loss and
Linn Grove Road No. 50, being undeI
discussion, and the Board being fully ad
vised in the premises, by W. Spicer fol
4 petitioners, and j. II Rothrock for re
monstrance, on motion of \, Carpcr, thu
g.. nrnreGdinss in said road case were
In County Court To Adam Bair, Cha's Fore
man, executors, and to heirs Of Aretus Crane.
and all persons interested:
VOU will take notice that there il now On
i file in the Office of the County Judge of
Cedar county, Iowa, petition of Serepta Crane
widow of Aretus Crane, praying that her dow
er may be assigned her ii 'he following lands,
'o'"it: Sc Of Sec. J., T; - - R: 3 W.;
Lots and 2 sec. 3. T. 70, R. 3, w.;
w NV Of Sec. Z, 7. 70, r. 2. w.;
and that commissioners be appointed to ad.
measure said dover as the law p, Divides.
And unless you appear and defend said claim
on or before the I'd day OF November A. d 1868.
the prayer of said petitioner will be granted and
her dover set OF SEREPTA CRANE,
by PIArr 4 SPICER, her Atty'e.
Oct. 9Th. 1863. lows pr fee 81
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ESTRAY CATTLE.

ESrRAYED from the subscriber, living a,
l. 'wney, Cedar county, Iowa, about two
months ago. the following described cattle:
One white steer; ore red and white steer, one
white faced. lightred steer; two brockle- faced
steers: and one dark red steer.
Any person giving information where these
cattle can be found, viii be liber lily rewarded.
w. G. ATWATER.
Downey, Iowa, Sept. 20, 1868. n39ml
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died,

At Upton, October 10th, 1868 FRANK HORACE
only son of Charles W. and Harriet Brundage
aged II years and months.
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District Township Of Dayton-That
there be tax assessed on the District
townshs and several Sub Districts as
shall be certified by the Clerk of the same
Also, that poll tax of fifty cents per
capita on those subject to pay poll tax
in Cedar county, Iowa.
The committee to whom vas referred
the case Of School Fund vs.. w. Spicer,
made their report, aud G. =. Sheldon
moved that the bid be raised to the full
amount of the judgment, interest and
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVEon
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br Drunkenness Cured. FL
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, TIE MEANS OF SELF CURE
By one who has cured himself after being put to great
expense and injury through medical humbug and
quackery. By enclosing DOS. paid addressed en-
velope, single copies may he I'D If the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eco,
ne93yl Bedford Kings county. n. z.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE R>HIP heretofore existing be-
tween q. w. PORTER and l. DrNFEE in the
Butcherlng Business has been dissolved by mn
tual consent. Persons owing the fl n Of Porter
" Dunfee are requested to pay the same to O. W.
Porter, Immediately. | will continue to carry on
the business of Butchering, and hope to merit a
liberal support. O. w. PORTER.
Upton, Oct. II, 1868. AVA
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1863 1863
GROCERIES,,
Queensware, Tobacco, &C.,
w. S. & NJ. CHILDS,
Successors to II. d NJ. ClIILDs.
I'VE have just opened large and entirely
w new and fresh stock Of
~ FAMILY GROCERIES! ga
Consisting Of
SUGARS.
COFFEE
TEAS.
We keep constantly on hand a large and gen.
eral assortment Of
% QUEENSWARE,
GLASS WARE, ~
TABLE CUTLERY,
&C. &c.
Our stock OF
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Is unequaed in this market either in quantity
or price.
CASH purchaser. will find it to their interest
to exami e sur goods before purchasing else
where. W. :. NJ. ClIlLDS.
Upton August 22d, 1851.
State of Ioma. Cedar Comfy,
In County Court. To the heirs and creditors
of Aretus Crane, dec d, and all other persons in
torested:
XIOU will take notice that the undersigned,
1 executors of the estate of Aretus Crane,
deceased late Of said county. have filed In thel
Office Of the County Judge OF said county, their
report, sh FOWL nE the condi ion Of said estate and
that the same il indebted in the sum OF Two
Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars over and above
the assets that have come into tht If hands, and
praying an order to sell the real 'stat" OF which
said Crane died seized to pay said debts, tow!t:
Sc 4 Of Sec. I. T ~, K. 3 W;
ne ne / Of sec. IL, I. 70, Il W;
W NV of Sec, T. 70 2, W.;
Lots and of Sec. 3. + -, X. !, W:
And unless You appear on or bef"ie the I'd day
of November, A D. 1865, and defend said mat er
an order will he granted by said court as pray Ell
fer in the petition, and said lands conve TED in
to assets and sold under the dil ecton OF the
court.
Oct 6, lsC3 ADAM EAlR
fHA'S FOREMAN. Fx'~s.
! PIArr & SPIcER, Att'ys 40s3 prte s., %
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~ JOB WORK. Of all kinds. doss with
reatesss and dispat~h a thjs offcs.