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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-17
A CARD.


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mlttee Of Arrangements, for their skill
full, efficient, and successful management
of the donation Supper" on the 10th
instant; second, to the numerous friends
who literally loaded the tables with good
things; third, to those who so literally
replcnished the scanty purse with that
which "answereth all things" and es-
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May the blessing which maketh rich
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"Asd when you think of this, remember too,
IT'S always morning somewhere-and above
The awakening continents from shore to shore,
SomcH here the birds are singing evermore."
NJ. X. CROSS,
Pastor Congl Church
Upton, Iowa, Dec. 18th, lSC3
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-17
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Manufacturer and dealer in
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West Of the Court House Sqaare, TrProN Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-17
Now is the Time to Enlist.
5000 Bounty for New Recruits, and 14O2
for Veterans. 975 Paid before the
Recruit leaves Davenport.

| am authorized to recruit men to fill up the
quota of Cedar county under the late call for
100000. The number required from the Tow.
ships is as follows:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
Two Young ladies of PHILADELPHIA vera

Two young ladies Of Philadelphia were
lately spending the summer ia northwest
ern New York. During their visit they
took several long rides With the daughter
OF their host about the .countryss On one
of these occasions--as they had been trav.
cling some distance, and the day was
warm, and as a trough of running water
stood irvitingly by the road side-they
concluded to give their pony drink. One
OF the city ladies agreed to get out and
arrange matlers for this purpose. The
others remaining in the carriage, and
deeply engnge6 ia conversation, for some
time paid ND a,tep ton to the proceedings
cf their companion When, at last, sur.
prised at the long delay, they turned to
ascertain the cause, they discovered her
trying to unbuckle the crupper (,his being
the nams, / believe, Of. the strap which
passes. around the horses caudal appen'
dage) In amusement they inquired, what
in the world are you doing that for? She
.naively replied, ",chy I'm nnbmckling this
strap to let the horses head dozen 50 he
can drink!'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
Proclamation.
no all to whom these presents shall come gre

TO all to whom these presents shall come, greet
i ing e~'N
Whereas, 1t ia, by an Act Of the General Assem-
hN Ut The State of Iowa. male the duty r.. dc
governor, at least thirty days before aay general
t'"tnh 10 issue his Proclamation dPs sig mating a
the state, or 10y the electors Of any Judicial Dis
iricl.
W" therefore, l. Samual i. Kirkwood, Governor
- me stare II Iowa, Il" by this. m; Prvclamatiun,
'"itsh anu declare, that ~ the next geneva cler-
t"il, t" be hell in the State the second Tucsia
:" "I'"i'r next, the following offices be fiji.
ed, to wit:
The Office of Governors
The office f Lieutenant Governor:
II" once OF Judge Ct tie Susreyrc Court:
Also, tn utfre OF senator in the nth S.ua orh
bNttc', composed Of the count y uf X eokuk TO fill
me vacancy "ecaatoncd by the absence OF Hon Up
lete III the service of the United states
Az os'hc oifee Of Senator in the 10th Senatorial
ni'tict composed Of the county of Jones' to I'll
the ta.@' ncy occasoncd by the removal Of Hon "
IL. Holmes tHerefrum
Aish the Office OF Senator in the 18th sena .oria
nls.Tlcf, omlosed Of the county Of NJ, sca,ine t.
M the vacancy occasioned by the resignation ,e
Hon. Wan. q. " eodfvd
Also tile Office IF Senator from thei1d District to
M Inc vacancy occasioned by the absence lin tn.
United States service) of Hon NJ V. Bur,lisk
" hereof all citizens and osiers ccnCe ned. par
ti%aiarly the shesNs Of tho several counties will
TAX" notice and be governed accordingly
- In testimony whereof I lid We hereunto
3 set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of
- the State Of Iowa
Don. at Bes Mones the Goth day Of August A
D. 1873, Of the Indepvn .-ncc of the tinted st,,es
the es2hty'eighth, am ot"AsAis- state the seven.
tee"th. By the q werner,
SAMUEL HARDWOOD.
'am's wright, Secretary Of state.-td
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
GGHGra1 Election.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on the End
~ Tuesday OF October 1t being the 18th day OF
October, 1884, there will be- Eiec ton holden in
the different precincts of Woodbury. county, for the
cleo ion OF the following comfy officers, viz:
County Judge:
County Treasurer aud Recorder.
Sheriff;
Drainage Commissioners
County Superin tendent Of Common Schools;
County Surveyor; and
Coroner.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of September
4. ID. 1865
FL. LAMBERT
"td Sheriff Woodbury. county. laws
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

I respectfully solicit the patronage OF
the business men Of this and adjoining
counties, feeling satisfied that We can give
satisfaction Doth A. 10 style and price
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
Z Octave Rosewood Piano.
PAY or! PAY UPI

A LLpersonsi indebted to the undersi gE etcft Their
n by Note or book account, are request cd to ca II
Mt my shop and max" immediate sett lei ent and
save emsc iyesc"sts. as ana determine to 10
up all old accounts. Persons having accom- nts
asainst ne are requested to present the sane Tor
payment.
RI. poWLEsSON
i,nN City, snpt. =. Rsc--&. E"'.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

Greeley says the war Democrats have
mostly gone 10 the war from Maine. Yes,
and the war Republicans have most stsid
ut home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
,I,o THE PEOPLE Or NEBRASKA

yu>s> rsur mani 4 ,>r,
eHOFAH OF q" r bAs As N a.
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p.e,s
me call yourattention ia
stock Of
DRY GOODS.
CLDrHI\G
UATS. SIiOrs
BOOTS,
GROCERIES,
hARDN AXE
~ hnASN ARE
Dl!t"o' e.
oA,u; ui4ASs.
AM Nails,
, Mycoca. ws , Sonsh. Tor cs'Aln $, Iou'."na
ness. this me- to sell m~ eoa is!..Gas" n"1
little lower than they can be bong si.cwh.rein
nm" m" se e,1 B.. rsr wan, 70. t" do give
buy and If cann,t su., You in price and .n,l;,,
GOOpSrcr cScui am . ~ os -; se''ns my
~" e""o''" ''seh
Mens'f3rogap Shoes At from 80, N
.. W" ,-'''o
ers a and f "'hsr H Shns. ' 10 ua'''
portion; Mems Kip
po'
-" W.
wards;
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
II Il r RY

Acrassshe B1! >IGtX,a at point below tn efcrr4
OF 'an Painetfe. The charges on this Ferry will
be neh below the rate hich rave the
Sioux hare'een .ompeiledto
J0HNC. MCBRIDE.
Bis 'i"u, Point .oct.7 ,Isse ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

Farmers L.0Ok IIereI
A FEW EXTRA CANE MILLS for sale A
~ Nv MIIanN TOnTLE,S
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

: $3.50. best PIANOS... $3.50
1OS. p. HALE 4 co, having removed 10 thefr
u new wsroroems, No. AIS BRO Il " T. . n re
now prepared to offer to the public . mag ni6c n
new scale full =.
Z Octave Rosewood Piano.
obtaining all improvements known In I hi conn
ry or Enr0Da, over strung has, Ftensh gran
ction, harp pedal, fulliron frame, fer
$50 md Sl35 CASH,
Wnrrant"dfpr5 years. Rich mouldinpc ases s2to
Sh1o aud 5000 all warranted made Of fhe ics Fms
terial andt stand better sold for SsCG Of
$500 by he old me holds Of ma nufarturc Weinvit
Dcalersanh Tearhersin all partt of the country I
actasdsentS. and to test ahose IN riya He'd ptab
with Stein way Sons Chickerins 4 Sons or nm
fir st. elias smanafacturers.
JOS. r. HALE 4 CO..
noaA3m 4Ts Broad way. New York.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

N The Wv "' = L" 0o"''
Omaha Daily NcbraSki0AN.
published at Omaha, Nebraska Territory, il the
only Daily Jonrnai published IN the Missouri Slope
that contains full TeleErRphic RsrOrls.
All news received up to midnight Of thd mo ning
OF pnhlicato ion will be found in It's ''lrrnns. nd the
paper being mailed the same MO ming enables to
furnish subscribers at s'"ux city, and all points
above Omaha. many hours in advance Of any OF
journal. Mc rne DAILY NEBRASKIAN never
m sses the mails ,"dA
TefMss
Ono copy, month 81 90
u"e e"Py' W g ~
q ne copy, si~ 60
Clubs Of 81 one moDth.... TO
u.s. AfTauce payment must be made In every in.
Stance. Address,
"Omaha Nebraskian," Omaha, MT,
ssm2o NJ. II. CLARK, Proprietor.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

Bo01x- a.ad j61b
P1weIPress Printing Estab lishment
SMITHS BUILDING; PEARL STREET,
'~Vcr sr61xs,) =,
Sie.x City,::... Iowa.
lawn 8 the best OF material USED 10 'ne
a''' s"u eo"s'A"'y NANNY auu.'"' w
h.s, m.n,.- -, sh,r, n,,,;ns .,I nm
reasonable terms
-
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
suCcEssFVLLY COMPETE

with our large cities, and more can have
occasion to 60 abroad for their work,
when they can be served At home.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
Approved Sci, DOL Books,

Such as are now ia use in our CITY Schools.
Wall iarer and Bnr der, and large and
beam ifG. assortment Of Chiilrens
Toys. Also. Srsultling's Prepared
Glue. and HARRIS Cement,
that need m comment to
recommend them to the notice
Of every family Rags, as
usual, taken in eN-
change for So DIS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
Physicians Prescriptions

Accurately dispensed All the most reliable and
popular Patent Medicines kept.
junel.S so CHARLES KENT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION

PIIrLADELPHIA.
For the RcIict' cf he Sick and Distress
ed, afflicted ~nh Tir"lem and Chro.
mic E,SraScs, and especially for
Nt Cure IF Diseases of he
Ser"a' OryoDs.
MEDICAL AprIcEgircn gratis b, tn. Aetia,
wi surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhosa, OF Seninnz
Weak nrsS, aud other diseases Of the sexual Drpans
apd OF the NEW REMEDIES emrlo.e in the pis.
pensery. sent To the afflicted in sealed enNrl res
free of charge. Two or three stamps for postage
will he acceptable. ~.
Address. Or, J. SKILLIN HorGHToN. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association. No. South Ninih
Street Philadeir hia Pa vol4no44-ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19

Having the best Of material Used in the
art, and constantly making additions to
the same, is prepared to execute, in the
best manner, ut short notice, aud on
reasonable terms
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
Omaha Daily Ncbraskiaan .

nj EWS FOR THE UPPER MISSOURI
~ THE
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-19
To the Travelling Public,

0rrI@ NOTICE is hereh~ given that
L~N&-ik2G6 ~ JOHN g. MCBRIDE an old
citizeh,i Dakota, has just opened n d, IN.
M linn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-15
LOAN OFFICES.

ATc NASSAU sTRTET-A HoNTGMAN. DIAMOND
N broker makes liberal advances on Diamonds Wa,shes
Jewey buys full value AZ hf PRIV ase GU ~
66 Nassau street, room No. q Up stairs Business copId.n
tlnl.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-11
THE, II EWS.

WAsHlyGrox. ~. :. -Adyices from
Wick .bdrr are to the 4lh INST. The op
posing armies were within a few feet OF
each other. and general attack upon Il e
civ on Thursday last wa expected The
r.b.ls ere confident II their ability To hold
tue pl CO. Johnston has received large
r.iuforcemen,s, AID !nt,udrd. it is believed,
an attack upon Grants rear.
l. is believed tia, new policy is about
1" %, inaugura,ed in the Department OF
the Ohio. By y hi,h freedom Of ~pcech and
Of the pres will b. mole fully tolerated
A heavy Reconnaissance has been made
across tle Bappahannock, by which I'm
por,ant int, III -,ence was ublaned.
Price is not far from Helena aad
speedy attack upon that place is aPpre-
h4rded.
Port Hudson, ut las, aivices. was clio G.
Y invested BY Gen Banks Ga 'h- 27;h,
,vlt.. I've made An attack upon the place
and after "a desperate struggle, was com
rei-d 10 retire. The Fei,rAl 10 Wa.
estimated As al ea>, g 900. and among Ire
wounded VIZ. Gems. She man and ID ~.
tn assault, was undoubtedly renewed on
III 28,h. heavy cannonading having hen
heard n, that time The result ID not -
vet knuwu, bu, .ni lencr va, exrre, 80
of Federal success. r intorc meitrs from
Franklin, La wefe marching to Bmks'
r. .ief
There wa repor, Saturday NJ ernoon that
'hs rebel hal cvscuated fredericksburg
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-11

\ GALLANT ANENuE --Sena:or Wal
OF New jersey. having in late speech
alluded To 1.-The Jesuliral doctrine of Tie
end Ju>;iying tie means" lie Feeman :
Journal Of NV York took him good
na'uredly to task for it. Senator Wall re-
pics. abiding tn his accidental use OF ALI
Oil phrase. hls letter closing with the fol
lowing cutting paragraph
IL have watched tina course Of Youy
church in this terrible struggle now 90
ing on, and have been mortified when
conrra~,cd lis high magnanimity. untal-
ieriny courage and tolerance. with tho base
suhseryieucy, cowardicc a d Intolerance of
some Of the priests OF the Protestant per
suasion. ! can never forget that il was
Roman Catho ic colony in Marylaud that
hlst uu.uryd he banner Of freedom 10.
religious worship, when the Puritanisn Of
Ne" England WAS whipping at the cart
tail my ancestors for desiring 10 worship
God Ia their own way in the town Of
L,mn"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-11
cen;ral Comr..i:tes
G. S CLzAvLAEp Chairman.

TIL suppressi u OF the Chicago Times
"a n. asI iaah her upon The cam.i's back
-nnl ~Atsu Ted tie - once 9i o."
90 t. popular voice aro al over
the IA j. ~ "a e 80 load. lsar sad dis
tiact tha, .i.ere WA. un mistsking he senti
uent 81 he c0jnirv: and the President.
rho a, for two Y ars struggled against
he uhlic vii. va III Ia ',Tcej to yield
n d "nc- u'og" we nave Breathing spel.
a. frc.d..u FOR ;he me bling the hold
q d-stoisnr ppon The people ia relaxed
a9d We ,njpy high p iviiegs of writing
and posk With vi restraint. withou
tearing punishment for exercising rights
Az natnr;iI 70 u n the act Of breathing
" ha' CONNIE tar. 10 Ancii Eli Liber-
y. ere r.. icing over Permission from
our servants IL lie our Voices for Con-
,titu al Law. civil Lih-rry and the
II hls OF man, aai his 10 the cradle OF
fFve lum. the birth plIce Of lbertv We
AR y iring over privilege established
d.sp Is dare not "rest from their subjects.
Wei II ..robsbIr requires more stringent,
mas re- - -sablish dsspoii>m thu, TO
y, y ,i,i en-. Ion. .slabi-Aed.
;'"u hurosi'i- b, = pou,ing the cau.e
o. AM, l., b oited his trmer acts Of
r-.eo ana = ~ III miads Of ;he propc;;
a. 'ke n &c e.at ny IS p wer. force
~ g H. s ;'es iued 10 b C. ms a
III, tor BIZ d's m thai is a prcsell stupe-
iylDg u. D. "iti all W." h ~ radan sar.
81 our form f ceyoIn.nent ty setting
pr-cedYrl~ of d,-ob~deuee to he written
ll~, sni thus eought to engulph US IL
nnuehy. We ~tll one day iook At these
MAJ 's coll. and the fire Of liberty that
v au'rs 81 W, will again b'aze up iii
ril u, ancient Dr gh'r@s- aud ccasuIae tie
u-urpcfs w..n are now lording i. over u.s.
Gen Burn dc 10 doub No.. fee, .'at
III ug' b.. couples prominent position
before lie Pc pie, he is not grcai man.
Tn ir n ROW mud d mall CAPACITY p'o
hibiis that. and instead # making himself
t~rl"uS he Is ~ rely becoming no'oriou..
The patriot General IS. admire. The
densgogue in shoulder straI 3 we de,--
pIss.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-11

comes ut their things
t" show yod how much our general.
think Ut Us; ole OF them said, the other da,.
III IS ea,s to dig hole 10 put man in.
than TO send him home or the hospi,al.''
another remarked in the presence of u
company !hat he would rather see II hundred
men balied THAI one discharged, i. was
more hoiioi able
II the CONSUMPTION brings you, you will
nave chance 10 see for yourself If you
are an aboliiionlsts advise you to volun.
teer, | can welcome You cheerfuilv;
would like to see every aboIitionst in
Gods universe in the ranks of the army.
Ihry are The very mon that should fill this
army, that abounds with fraud and corrup
ton. he administration is rs corrup, as
II can be, and GU cau't expecl the army 10
be aily better. According to the scripture.
" hen the Wicked rule, the people mourn"
| am no longer Republican and they have
turned by thousands in the army, since
they have becnG)w n hero and sec the other
side OF the picture. | have not the room
to give you all he reasons Of this change,
II | could IaIk to you could tel YOU
| want 10 know il you are still repubii.
can, AIN sorry that | ever supported that
party had known that ii vas so swailo
wed up with aboi;iorism | would never
have cast "A vote for il, whsn you see as
DO. You Nil regret tha( You ever supper
= ted 'ha, corrupt party. The aboitiouisls
dre just as much 10 blame az the rebels are
snd ihey are ot az great sece,sionisls A.
any Of the rebels and would lu,l As soon
meet them in battle rs the the rebels and
should think | Was doing nv country
Just as good service.
On. tor SIX months OF the patriotic rule
ct the Old h. TO arkson, that we m.ght have
generals who cared for their men, that the
G"nuuct OF tais were agans rebe. hon m yh
exhibit the integrity and exalted patriotism,
and .he fSiln and rectitudc of christianity.
Yours truiy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-11
t If, which could not be nl:stak. I'm

t If, which could not be nistak, n--and
which will serve him a. ears har4.f.er =
before the administration would believe
he charge TO be anything bu, democrat
c he. Fl all, it has reached the sane con
c'usio". and acted accordingly, and now
The unfortunate General. with but h.,
WIN poor manhood Tor bis defense, vii
= cbahly descend from h : valorous pns,
ton and submit to be called BY his pro pen
.fame.
Gen. Wilcox. who supersedes Hascali.
has won laurrls in the tielt. and comes T,
rs with good name. and W. trust he vii;
'ustain Lis reputation as brave and gal
ant maa--ns We'll as Hascall has sustain
d his az d4nkev.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-11

HE LEAGUE-Last Aonday lisuI lie
10 .Iiton Lcaru,. held session Al " stcr-
velts hall, and had full attendance. in
cludir z a number of the returned soldiers
Of The 70 who were invited guests.
The OH CT Ct The meeting MAS 10 make
'o'i.ical capital with the soldiers. Tbs
speeches made were for his purpose, AMI
all pointed to this end.
Knowing theii order will not commend
Itself to any, they seek to smooth j. over
and make il palalabe to the soldiers by
tlstisry AID deceit.
Gladly would the men who compose
this dark lantern order, create a sentiment
of hatred in the minds OF the returned sol
derby filsehoods and malicious mis-
representations, against democrats. tina,
woulc lead them 10 acts Of Violence
Gladly would tn SO midnight schemers
stir up all the evi: passions Of the human
breast, and bring upon Us neigh burhood
strife, N their mad plans for political sue
cess and supremacy, but i. is written ii At
they VIII fail. the people have pronounced
their doom, and ut best they can bat die
hard.
They do not do the intellegrrce of one
soldiers justice ii they presume to deceive
any with their tin,elcd show of 10, alty.
last Monday eve. Although the meeting
was secret, and with guarded doors, the
no more revealed tie q ct Of the order.
than ,hey would mad tic public been ilvi
ted 10 attend.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-11

A weak head upon n strong body j, al
most .ate TO brig the pessessor to grief.
A raore striking Illustration of this truth Is
. ldJm ne; with thsa in the case Of NJ.
S Hasssl, la,e &, n. Cong Dep of Ind.
A vain. pompous. hal ow donkey Was
D ac-d IL charge Of the liSeft.e. OF the
Pc pie ct l'disna. and bs immediately
d rtiuy uished himself by using tie power
placed at hia disposal TO revengs hims, IL
vanity For instance. We called him a dom
key. and he sent lieu Grant aud twelve
men tro hundred miles, to aires, us for
ths Otf-nsa. Secure IN his POSITION he
would not tolerate such an expression
ON an quality nov. We Call him donkey
aud have no doubt the carpet knight viii
bear il yery well
Que OF ,h~ great weaknesses Of the adj
rrinistra ion has been its PERSISTENCE in
appointing snd remaining 10 important po-
silions. wicked OF weak men; and il hss
thus brought upon itself the intamy OF
uhwor nv officials. 1t is well, however.
If Or -.i-p ar error TO rectify IT. and II
r. 8. T.. ,re liaa bite than N err
." - compelled I" write
,..r1 -,4--.A b.. same Il. living cnsrse-
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