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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23

Wtr psr6HentIidcn mil Greupen pprfc.
brnee &inlrnoun9, ba mir fetnen wiirbiseren
GanptSatsn fur DEN naGfen Gpnsreb ben rrt,t-
l6en IcOpttSbir8err tmpfebleu t6nncn. @r
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l%un9Smetie ais Gonsresmitslteb, fcine Opput.
ton sesen BEN GIdp'fhcu frembenfeinri6sn
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l'tner a.nrrttdnil6sn ME peuti6rn Mittirser
eriporben. @ir finp iter,eust, bag i9m rim iebe,
Oeutl6e NIT Greuprn feline Stimmc gitt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23

&Snbl aud nod Elm gan; beionoeres SntsrsFe.
Die lseten Grsi9ntfe i'm @ousrsie BADEN seSsist.
bas ibcn irbt. rtslsi@ Der Sriss npd immsr
piitbet, cine fremSenfsinplihe partst f6 Sci
tung gu osritbafen iu6t. @cnn fdcn jcbt cine
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sr0eten partsttampfen User bteie 5rase fiber
snteesrnieben, iptalo bis'em armen 9anre Der
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scroSs cdnn piro es fir pie Tpcptip 9 es5lts,
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ben, an rcien @taratter II. 8sfistcit bas 8upws
notbinstbum gum Swctten @nle ttn &cpf ser.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23
Col. Gepree ss. Nsnmfpro

nuO Rae ron uns aufs;itsute Stante 3ifet, uhb
Scr ,rerbet, mag bic 9BabI aud nusfaueu ,pic
Ne min, Dos Sewustfsiu tn sud trascn, Cure
S&ulrigfeit eetbnn ;H batsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19

gg- Dur4 eia gerIeben purbe bsim
3ulammentellen bes seitrisen 8lattes Des
erit lpdter fcl8enbe Tbeil Der Gr,Gbluns Dor
Dem luufeneen 2ert einseriidt. Damif Der
Seler baoura DEN 3ulaamenbaua Der Sc.
ldtdte es.nt4t perliert, 70 pnbli3iren mir in Der
beutt9en Nummer Die Gbtbeilung Der beiben
ytummern.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19

gnarIes aEGIters
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BafktustCa e. g.
enpfttkItftts ass
Er;ebensridter SfslttLiAer Notor, ectn"
u1i6Sr her Gburf Of Claims unb Der rere
gd3teheuem G5taoteu bsr lniost.
uso3 hss crIoraq srf, g;atetsl, Saeisp6iier, aa't
sdrttsng scn ecSerpneea eM oes SonseIness lsrsI3'
..iGiS ub ause3srtstI's Eai:1s ais DcSSa' Sselsa,
% res Eor4adtsl, K! s. GH, ssi5roett YuIaSsEs 90:
~ e& 7tena rs,t aanpg nRt &eaeiidtNn uno 5eioT9s
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= ~.v ~.YN gger sz-rraras @nSrredo
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19
6errenfl

SerrentleIoer'0oen,
xsefsSrattftraRe SO. 3SS mnH 1854.
Nseinen seebrteu 9renubeu HnS bem YubItum mGde
i gierutit Die sneise baB i'd bas l4pn iet 5a6reu
SeIer Pake etablirte @ei9dft bernpuen babe unb be-
Fdnbis inrei@6aSes Eager iGSneu ioIib Searbez
teten SerreutleOern neueer accn gu ben tIiseH rez
fen pSerG6is balteu unb aud ipe Guf Seeuns anfers
tigeu oerbe Gtne ftr gEntsrrSde unb 6pien5ense in
alien Gprten unb au alien Treiien. - ISerrer cine @a8@
pabl 0feseni9ire, Gt0de &C., icwie ale in beies Sad
enidIaseube Irtitel.
81 IGe 9efteIIunsen tperbeu prrmPt tiris unt In
tiiraefer iSrift au8efertSt netbcu.
50. g. 2aifer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-12

2F The name of the shareholders
barbarities is "Legion." ARGENT num-
Der of the New Orleans Era describes
some instruments of torture which we're
discovered by Col. Hanks in the course of
his investigations among the plar tations.
First among these was one found upon
the neck o a young aconaan, where it had
been placed for life by order of her own
err. 1t was an iron collar, made to fit the
neck, fastened by screw, with three
upright prongs about eighteen inches
long, to each of which was attached a
small bell The "beauty" of this instru-
ment was that the wearer could never
rest her head upon the ground, and the
bells kept her awake by their continual
tinkling. The next instrument was a
heavy iron collar with gag attached,
the gag coming up from under the chin
into the mouth. The next piece of
iron armor to be worn on the leg, causing
the wcarer to limp at every step, and eff
fectually preventing his running away.
The next, a ring with an iron bar weigh
ing sixty pounds, the man who wore it
being compelled to keep up with the
otner hands in the field.
In view of these facts, SO well authen-
ticated, who will say that slavery is not
barbarism and the fruitful parent of cru
city aud inhumanity?
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which afford material for an approximate
estimate Of the numbers now in the field,
on the side of the Union.
The nation, without counting the bor-
der States, has sent l,O6S,769 three
years men to the war. Allowing the waste
in two years to be so per cent. of the
whole, and we have 534 900 veterans now
under arms. Adding to these the 200,-
900 men men raised by enlistment and
draft the present year, and we have an
army of over 100000 men. This must
be at least $50, 900 men more than the
rebels can muster.
With such preponderance the war
should roll on apace, and the rebels be
gratified wherever they are "spoiling for
a fight"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-11-12

A convention of War Democrats of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
and other Northwestern States is called
to meet at Chicago, on the 25th of this
month. Its object, as stated in the call,
is 'to unite the counsels and endeavors
of all loyal men of the Democratic party,
in the interests of their country, and to
extricate the faith, honor and organiza-
ton Of that party from the hands of un-
worthy demagogues."
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5,lied,

CATHERINE, wife Of Henry Hecht. and daugh.
ter of Adam and Susanna Underwater, depar
ted this life, in Springfield township, Cedar
county, Iowa; aged Al years and IA days.
She was a professor of religion from her
youth, and was worthy member Of the United
Brethren Church. Her death was sudden and
unexpected. She leaves q husband and three
small children to mourn their loss; but their
loss is her eternal gain. May God bless the be
reaved in this sore trial, and through grace may
they be prepared for that change that awaits US
all; for truly in the midst of life we in death
Il. W. K.
Rosette, Cedar Co., Iowa, Nov. 7th 1868.
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RHYMES FOR THE TIMEs.-Some poe
Center Township 10y al League.

COURT ROOM, November It'll, 1863
League met at 81 p. m. President
VIM. Elliott in chair. Prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Wynn. Reading of minutes omit
ted Proceeded to election of officers
for the ensuing term Of three months.
On motion of G.. p. Ingman, the chair
appointed the following persons a COM
mittee, to nominate candidates for the
various Offices, viz: G.. p. Ingman, David
Platuer, J. W. Bagley, II. d. Brown and
H. Hammand.
The committee made the following re-
port, which, on motion, was accepted and
adopted, viz:
President-William Elliott, esq.
Vice residents-Willard Hammond,
S. w. Young, Hiram Hammand, j. C.
Belts, VIM. Dean.
Secretaries-J. +. Kennedy, A. II.
Perry.
Finance Committees. Yates, David
Platner, A. Shaw.
Executive Committec-A. Marsh, J.
W. Casad, A. Parsons, c. p. Sheldon,
D. Carpenter, 0. p. Reeves, J. B.
Wright, II. G.. Coo, Andrew Ford, Ed.
C. Smith.
Col. Rothrock, late of the 35th Iowa,
delivered before the League an eloquent
and patriotic address, which was listen
ed to With profound interest.
On motion, adjourned.
VIM ELLIOTT, President.
] f KENNEDY. Secretary.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public sale, at his
residence one and half miles southwest of
Upton, on Saturday the DIST day of November,
horses including three colts, eighteen head OF
cattle, ten tuns of hay, about sixty bushels of
corn, several hogs, one wagon, a new sled, one
sett of harness. and many other articles which
will be named Oh the day Of sale.
TEEMs-Twelve months credit will be given
on sums of three dollars, and upwards without
interest. Good security required. Sale to com.
mence at 10 o'clock a. nj.
Upton, Nov. 25. DAVID WERTZ.
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pA- Some miserable scalawags, not
standing ID awe Of laws moral or civil,
on Monday night last, stole four grind.
stones that we're laying in front Of Dave.
Green's Hardware store. We also learn
that several bugeys were hauled off and
hid in the brush, on the same night.
The fellows engaged in this Innocent
pastimc may come to grief before they
arc aware Of it if they do not stop prac-
ticing these one sided jokes. ...
On the. same night 25o yards of un-
finished cloth was stolen from the Wooden
Factory Of John N. Ives, about three
miles south of Upton. We can't under
stand how any one could be foolish enough
to steal cloth in the condition that this
was, unless they were Northern sympa-
thisers out on a foragiDg expedition for
the. rebel army, and thinking this half
finished cloth better than any the South.
ern Conthicveracy could afford, appropri-
a,ed it. May these cIoth-stealers be
brought to judgment.
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AIf the following named persons
will all op tho editor Of this paper they
will tod sonsthiug to their advantage
from the Gath Iowa regiment.
Geo. Edgington, Mrs. NJ. Soesbe'
Robert Spear, Geo: Ford,
E. S. Weeks, J. Bowman,
Amos Blakely, *' Mrs. >. biatner'
Mrs. NJ. Rice.
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1T Is NOT OFTEN that we come in con-
tact with an article that we feel justified
in recommending to our numerous read
ers, but the article Of Family Dye Colors,
manufactured by Howe & Stevens, ad.
vertised in this days paper, We feel we
can heartily commend to all who may
have use for dyes Of any colors. For
sale by all druggists.
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Now is the Time to Enlist.

43O2 Bounty for New Recruits, and 44O2
for Veterans. S75 Paid before the
Recruit leaves Davenport.
I an authorized to recruit men to fill up the
quota of Cedar county under the late call for
100000 The number required from the Sub
Districts 10 as follows:
Center Township, 36
Pioneer and Fremont, Is
Gass, Linn and Red Oak, 81
Cover and Springdale. rs
Iowa. -
Rochester and Sugar Creek. IS
Pennington, II
Inland and Springfield, %
Masson and Dayton, 20
If the numbers above named be furnished by
the 9Th day of January next no draft will be
made: otherwise there will be draft made on
that day to fill any deficiency which may then
exist. The draft will be made by Sub Districts
and no draft will be made from such as furnish
their quotas by that time.
am prepared, at my Office in Upton, to give
all necessary information; to receive recruits,
and furnish transportation to the General Rem
devious at Davenport. -
Upton, Nov. 10th, 1868. 45tf
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MA. Hon. John F. Dillon having bee

promoted by the people to more respon-
sible place, has resigned his position of
Judge of the 7th Judicial District, the
resignation to take effect on the 25th OF
December. The Governor has appointed
our fellow. townsman, J. Scott Richman,
esq, to succeed him. No better selec.
ton could have been made. Mr.. Rich.
man will hold his first term in this city
next January. No election will be held
for Judge in this district, until next
November -Mtscattne Journal.
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SIMMONS has made another addition
to his stock-which consists of school
books, states, pens and ink, paper of all
kinds. etc. Just call and see what he
has got.
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A:.KENpALL, Esq, is still canvassin

A:sKENpALL, Esq, is still canva'slng
the northern and eastern portions of this
county for subscribers to Headley's
Life Of Washington. 1t is an excellent
work and copy of it should be owned
by every family in Cedar county. Mr..
X. has already delivered copies of this
work to subscribers in Upton, and vicin-
ity, and has also left copies at W. p.
McN.mara,'s drug store, where those
who have not yet received them can get
them for % cents less than the subscrip.
tion price. ..
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ng~ Drunkenness Cured. III

THE inebrate may now bid defiance to the tempting
cup. DR.. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK is certain cure for Drumkenness 1t creates
dislike for strong drink and can be administered
without the knowledge ofthe patient Price 81 box
Sent by mail to any address, by SC. UPHAM, 400
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia Pa. Circulars sent free
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RoruRoCK Il WoFF have formed a
partnership in the law business, and We
heartily recommend them to all persons
wishing anything done in their pecul.
lar sphere.
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State of Iowa.

ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE
DAVENPORT, Oct 20, 1863. :
General Order No. 1874.
All recruiting officers for the 9th Iowa Caval-
~, whose commissions are about to expire, will
report at once in person, with their recruits, to
Camp Roberts, Davenport, Iowa. Those whose
COMM ssons 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
detail N. B. BAKER
l4trS A3iC:,.lt GsAelu 9. Iowa
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The Confessions and Experience Of an
Tnyaiid.

Published for the benefit and warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN wins 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
quackery. By enclosing post paid addressed en-
velope, single copies may he had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
no22y1 Bedford, Kings county, N. Y.
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DRY-GOODS,

Groceries, Qucens,care, Shelf Hardware,
Cothing, Hats &; Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Salt, Nails, Glass, dc.
We invite the public to call and examine our
stock and prices. Our goods we're bought be-
fore the late advance, for cash, and will be sold
accordingly. FRED will be on hands-he defes
all competition and will not be undersold.
Come one, come everybody, and see our new
goods-we charge nothing for showing them.
Cash Paid for Wheat and Hogs,
at the highest market price.
FRED HEIGHT. n28 NIX. II. REED.
rI>O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-KNow
i Ye: That James A. Bolton, on the 5th day
OF October, A. d. 1861 filed his petition in the
County Court Of Cedar county, Iowa, asking an
order Of said court compelling George Bolton
and I'M. Culver. administrators Of the estate
of William II. Bolton deceased, late OF said
county, to make, execute and deliver to petit
toner good and sufficient deed in pursuance
with a certain bond, made, executed and deliv-
cred by said William II. Bolton, in his lifetime,
to petitioner, for the following described real
estate, situated in said Cedar county, Iowa, to-
wit: The southeast quarter ID of the southwest
quarter () of section number sixteen Q6) in
township number eighty (SO) north Of range
number two, west of the 5th p m.
Now, therefore, unless defense be made TO
said petition on or before the first day of tho
next term of said court, commencing on the
30th day sof November, A. d. 1868, the prayer OF
petitioner will be granted and said order made
Is prayed.
JAMES A. BOLTON, Petitioner.
Per J. W. BAGLEY, his Attorney.
November 4th, 1sG3-n4lw4 S.
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Ess- SpermatOrrh9a can be Curcd.- III

nR. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures Spermatorrhea, Sem
~ inal Weakness, Impoteney, Loss Of Poner, &c,
speedily and efectuaHy Its effects truly magical
trial Of the SPECIFIC will convince the most skertic-
al of its merits Price 81 abox Sent postpaid any
address, by S. c. UPHAM 403 Chestnut street, Phil
adephia, Pa Circulars sent free. nl9m6
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You are hereby ordered to meet at
the Court House, Saturday, November
2lst, 1868, a: one o'clock p NJ, armed
and equipped for drill and other business
BY order Of the Captain.
j. H. RIPLEY, O. S.
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Davenport and Muscatine Markets.
DIR. RADW rs
CURE FOR THE MISERABLES
RENOVATING RESOLyENT
RENOVATING RESOLVENT
RENOVATING RESOLVENT

CURES
ALL SKIN DISEASES,
Fever Sores Ulcers Sore Heads Sore Legs, Scrofula
Syphilis Nodes, Glandular Swelngs. One to bot
ties of this marvellous remedy will the hor-
rb!e 1fyou would enjoy life take this medicine
it will cure you Ifyou have taken six bottles OF any
Sarsaparilla and still incurred discontinue its
If six bottles fail to try something else Rad
ways Renovating Resolvent is warranted to the
worst disease by the of six bottles. Price $780,.
Sold by r. Hall, Upton, Iowa, and all druggists.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINlNG in the Post Office at Upton, on
IL the oh day ofNovember, 1863.
Avery, Rev. H. T. Gauslin, Henry
Monroe, James Schall, IL.
Young. Mis- NJ.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say advertised" s. S. DANIELS, p. N.
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FOR RENT.

Part of a house unfinished, or partly
furpished; also, FOR SALE, an excellent
Piano Forte.
ENQUIRE at the Office Of the Upton
I,J,,er,,..x bro aa@ nfs 4seg -s.
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~We can furnish Peterson's Mag
szine fovssI.25ia year. The January
number will be issued about the LIST Of
December, so send in your names.
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~Read the advertisement headed,
"Public Sale"
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nA-Very interesting statistics are
given in the Army and Nary Gazette,
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ESTRAY COLT.

ESTRAY COLT.
-. TSTRAYED from the Subscriber,
ZL~C about the middle of June. 1858, .
NN BAY MARE COLT,
with no marks on it, we'll put up Of medium size.
aud one year old last spring. liberal reward
will be paid to any one who will give informa.
ton where the colt can be found, to me, at my
residence in Sugar Creek township, on the Mus
catne road, or at Pleasant Hill Post 0Aice
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FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-E. & r. Fair
banks & Co., the original intentors of
these scales, have given their constant
personal attention for more than thirty
three years to improving and perfecting
them, and adapting them to the various
uses for which scales are wanted, till
they have come to be very generally re-
garded in this and most foreign countries.
as the standard scales. AT the same time
that they have brought their scales to a
very high degree of perfection as to quail.
ity, they have been able, by their long
experience in the business, the complete
system they have introduced into all
branches of it, and their unequalled fa-
cilities in all respects for carrying it on,
to offer them at lower prices than others
Of equal size and strength.
RHYMES FOR THE TIMEs.-Some poet
aster gets off the following:
The melancholy days have come,
The saddest of the year,
When toes and fingers both are numb,
And coal and wood are mighty dear.
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bargain. .-.,... ....
- - = = = -
p@- In another column will be found
the announcement that the authorities
are ready to receive the recruits under
the late call Col. Rothrock is the re-
cruiting officer for this county, and is at
all times ready to furnish transportation
to the General Rendezvous at Davenport
The number required from this county,
is small, and can easily be made up by
the time named, if an effort be made
Many desire to see the draft take place,
but as the indications are that the other
counties in our part Of the State will fill
their quotas without draft, We ought to
have county pride enough to not fall be-
hind our neighbors.
The recruits willbe sent to old rcgi-
ments and men enlisted will be allowed
to select their regiments and companies;
and arc therefore. entitled to select what
ever branch of the service they wish to
enter. Entering old regiments is very
much preferable to existing in new ones.
A man who enlists in new regiment, is
placed among those who know but little
about drilling and nothing about war
while the recruit for an old regiment is
at dscaapfaced snong veteran soldiers
who are we'll drilled-who have march ed
and fought and are therefore able to give
good advice drawn from experience. In
addition to this, recruits for old regi
ments, instead 'd,! Of i being subject to the
privations and inconveniences arising
from ignorance or carelessuess of officers
are placed under officers who understand
the wants of their men, and how to sup
ply those wants, and who hold their pc
sitions on account of their proven valo1
and integrity. az sn'' az: ba -a -@ ~
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Remttances for clubs must be made at time, but
additions be made any time at club rates. after
a club has been raised.
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
For club Of ~ copies to one address, with SIS,
free copy Of the Weekly.
For club of ~ copies address, with S33, free
copy Of the Tri-Weeekly Tribune six months.
For club Of 40 copies to sddress, with SEQ, a
free copy of the Tri-Weekly Tribune year, the
Daily six months
For club of &C copies to not than two address
es, with 500, the Daily Tribune free year.
IT FMoney by draft Express, in registered letters
may be Sc mt at our risk. Address
44w3 TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Ills.