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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-01-08
Wistar'S BalSam Of Wild Cherry,

""IsrARs BALsAh OF WILD CHERRY" IL the
remedy that gives immediate relief and performs
RAPID cures Of Ciughs, Coids Pan., and Soreness
Of the Breast.
Influenza and Consumption 1T is indeed mel
ahcholy truth that thousands fall victims to con.
sumption every year from no other cause than
neglected colds; yet we find hundreds and thou.
SANDS who treat such complaints with the great
est 'hdlierence aud let them run on for weeks
ana even months. without thinking Of danger
Al hrSt You have what You consider slight
cough or cold; allow business, pleasure or care.
Iesshess to prevent you from giving it any atten.
uoh' II then settles upon your breast, you be-
come hoarse have pains in the side or chest
Apectotatc large quantities Of matter, perhaps
mixed with blood, difficulty of breathing en-
sues, and then you find your own foolish ne elect
mas brought on this complaint. If. then, you
value your life or health be warned in time, and
don't TITLE with your cold. but imme diately pro.
cure a bottle or two of that famous remedy, Or.
'Vistar's BaIsam of ''ia Cherry, which is we'll
to be the most speedy cure ever known,
AS thousands will testify whose lives have been
saved by it,
For Influenza it is the very best medicine in
the world.
Be not deceived, remember that il Dr.. Wis
tar's Bdisam Of Wild Cherry that performs the
most wonderfu, cure and it is the remedy tina,
will afford you imme diate relief.
1S-See advertisement
III. SCOVILL, Proprietor.
sold In Upton, by Il. Hall and Reigart Il McNa.
mara; at Clarence, by Reigart 4 Me- amara; and BY
dealers in medicines generally.
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Teachers Association,

The Cedar County Teachers Associa.
ton will meet in Upton, January 3lss,
1868, at 10 clock a. M. Business that
should have been transacted at the last
meeting, as well as such as properly be-
long to the forthcoming one, will be
transacted. 1t is earnestly desired that
every teacher in the county be present.
Come brethren, let US minglc our joys
and sorrows. Let US cease from the
trials of the school room one day, and
learn OF each other, how to improve our
schools and how to lessen the wcarisome
labors belonging to our calling. 1t is
expected that the President, Mr. Macy,
will deliver his inaugural address. A
pEosr.r:mc Of exercises will be presented.
j. w. REEDER,
Chairman Of tx Committee.
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Chairman Of tx. Committee
GREAT AND IMPORTANT CHEMICAL

GREAT AND IMPORTANT CHEMICAL
DIScovERT.-Dr Guysous Ettract Of
lr||on D>ch, and SarsapariXa.-Thc
curative powers of this medicine have
given it the preference over all Sarsar
rlla Extracts, being the first combinatiis
Of the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparillsy Fo
offered to the public -
Have you examined the numl -
variety of cases it records? Ofth7xs ne
this medicine has performed! Have -
remarked how desperate AID almost hop1
less many of them were? And how con
plete has been the cure in every instaae
Have you noticed how many aud rssp1
table are the persons who have CERT n
to it's value and efficacy? Hay II
served the evident candor, owing hi
corded, every certificate given? If SO,
there need no more be said to convince
you that this preparation is the very
thing TO which you should resort.
@-Scc advertisement
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THE ORIGINAL
N0WE SEWlN6 WAeYlNFS.

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 a 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
ment, however delicate or heavy, on the same
machine, either in cambria, cloth or leather; and
for dress makers, shirt makers, tailors hat bind
ers, shoe binders or gaiter fitting as we'll as for
every variety of family sewing, THEY HAVE NO
srrEKoR, and will be 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 deal
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines, 437
Broadway, New York.
no2Gy9 1y
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New FEATURES Human Face
Divine.' The Phreno1ogicol journal and
life Illustrated, for 1868, announces q
new system of Physiognomy, based on
scientific princil les, under the general
title of "Signs of Character, and How to
Read Thcm.' Also, a series Of articles
on Ethnolocy, the "Natural History Of
Man, Physiology, illustrating the Hu.
man Figure, with description of temper
aments. Phrenology; applied to Educa,
ton, Self.lmprovement, and to Govern
ment. Our Social Relations, including
Love, Courtship, and Married Life
Psychology, the "Scicnce of the Soul"
and our relations to this life and the life
to come. These subjects ought to make
this one Of the most popular and useful
publications of the age. 1t is published
at 81 year, by Messrs Fowler 4 Wells,
sos Broadway, New York
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Janua-
ry is on our table. We can do no more
than to say as VIC have said before that
this is the liking of the Monthlies,' and
deserves the patronage Of every family
in the Union. "The Reply" of Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe to FIVE hundred
thousand women Of England who sent
an address to tho women of America
some eight years ago, upon the subject of
slavery is worth more than the whole
cost of the number, to say nothing of
the many other excellent articles from
the most gifted pens Of America. Tho
terms Of subscription for one year are
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|~The following resolutions should have
been published before this, but were mislaid.-
They explain themselves:
Preamble and Resolutions of the Philoma.
thean Society, Oh the Death Of
Susie NJ. Culbertson.
PnlLoNATnEAN HALL, Mt. VERNON, IowA,3
Cornell College, Dec. 9Th. 1862.
AS band OF sisters We are called to mourn
the loss of one of our number. The Angel of
Death has claimed her. SUSIE is dead The
lovely form we once gladly welcomed is now
slumbcring peacefully, lifc's labor done her
mind is now contemplating the science o: anoth-
er world and learning more of the mystery Of
Nature and Natures God. The tears that we
mingle with parents sisters, brother, are only
the outgushings of bereaved aiie Ction. Freed
from Garth, her spirit drinks at the fount of per.
feet bliss.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence 20
remove our sister; therefore
Resofred, That We deeply mourn our loss
while we acquieste in the dspensation of Di.
vine wisdom, which has deprived society of ono
of its brightest ornaments and truest friends
Resolved, That we Offer our sincere sympathy
to the friends of the deceased and trust they
may find consolation in the remembrance of her
pure and vrtuous life. peaceful death, and In the
hope of meeting her in heaven.
Resoired, That copy of the above resolution
be sent to her friends, and to the Northsceste, 9
Christian Adrocate, and Franklin Record fs%
publication. LOU c. ALBRIGHT,
NELLIE N. TWISS.
TILLIE sHOECRAFsa
Comss
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J. +. NEwBERN can still be found at
Casad 4 Gi!more's, where he will repair
clocks and watches. He has also a fine
assortment of spcctaclcs, gold pens, fiddle
strings, etc, for sale cheap.
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rsa- We are panied to learn that Capt.
Rathbun has been unable TO be on duty
q single day since his arrival at Helena
and that the surgeons assure him that if
he desires to recover he must come
North. AS he could not get a furlouyh
he was reluctantly compelled to resign.
lie is expected home soon.
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Gipton Aobtrtiscr,

II MATHER & ABBOTT, Of New York. are author
lied to receive advertisements for the ADvERTI-ER.
IL C. ii. SCR1VEN.. 4drertisinp .9genf. 63 Dear
born street, Chcag0. authorized to rpceSUe 9dpe~
fsements for this and al TIE leading papers IF the
North WsH.
IT ? $. NJ. PErrESGtLI & Co.. No. 3. Park Row,
New York. and Stat. street. Boston. agents
for the Upton .fdUertssr in those cities. and
thorized to take advertisements and subscriptions for
US at our lotcestratcs
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THE WEATHER for the past month
has been quite generally talked about as
being unreasonable. 1t has been more
like spring than winter. Last Monday
however a change came, the wind did
blow and it did snow .furiously and Mon.
day night it frozc up tight Tuesday
morning the mcrcury stood at zero.
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nv Read the prospectus Of the Chi.
csgo Jour' ol. Subscriptions will be re.
ccivod at this Office.
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LIST OF LETTERS


On Thursday evening. January lst 1853, at
the residence Of Mr.. j. Z. L. Carey in Springfield
township. BY Rev. J. g. Schaeher, Mr.. JOHN
HAAGEHsoS to Miss MARY CAruARINE ESTES: all
of Cedar county, Iowa.
Father Of mercies bless
This trusting youthful pair
With peace, hope, happiness,
Health, undmmed by care.
The hal,owed Knot is tied,
Thy blessing implore
Be Thou through life their guide,
Their portion tuermOre."
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The GENEsEE FARMER.-The Janua-
ry number Of the Farmer is promptly on
our table. 1t is a capital number. All
our agricultural and horticultural friends
should take the Farmer, If they do not
already do so. 1t costs only sixty cents
a year, and for this small sum you get
three hunlred and eighty -four pages of
matter, we'll illustrated, and aboundinc
with information Of the greatest value to
all engaged in rural pursuits. Send the
sixty cents by mail to the publisher,
JOSEPH HARRIS, Rochester, N. Y, and
you will receive the paper by return mail
Or, if you wish to examine it, you can
get copy free by writing to Mr.. Harris
for one. Subscriptions are received at
this Office.
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DR.. KENNEDY has removed his office
to the old Office Of DR.. Cowan, first door
west Of Mcnamara drug store.
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So, for which it will be sent postpaid
We can furnish it to our subscribers at
$3.50, they paying the postage. Address
TICKNoR & FIELDS, Publ: hers, Boston,
Mass.
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Nv '"N nc D'''"F''. "".''"
""''' y" """' ~ ''"'''e's Sood "u'""r
unlcss general call ,hou'd hc m.5c far
mora ,roons We donot know ,at will
Ia ,, .;,h w. ,oo;.ol y, .;
wo,,s hr, ,,r-s,,,o ,,,o, ,ho, will ho
consolidated
l"c ho''u OF supervisors met al
inc court house on Monday last and or
Sa''zeu Dy e'ec''ne IL. " "ARroS' ESQ.,
OF Sprir "hcid, lrcSidcht ana appointing
.},, % o,.o,a ,lo ,,oo,;n &c ,,op,ra
O.. al .,a o,,,o, s,o.l s. =, ,
;,,s which will, 10 nr,r.,od nov. oo,.
lEr'HSEp.-On tuesday last IS. j..
aoSer' wnsoh zone, OF cohpany "a, On Iowa,
in Nov last. and after, shor. ox,o,;ona,
,ror, ,ho roho,. ~ .,ol a. Nv,
ncs1,- lab, N.c,,ra 6 .,c
returned h,v;nr hco, l;.o,.ro,
conn, If Continual .;,,...
INV, r.r.,rn ,.o
oa;es >. ,La e.. co, 49,,
rich U,,so r,o ,,> oo,u
vicinity of ro,., n.,.l.o ..l u,.:.
Ta.. m. ~"
us - d -o'u' anu l'oo"D'y
me last chance to enlist in regiment
already IN the field. We hope the Lieu
tenant will secure n goodiy number Of
roor,;,,
nayl, is said that tie ..kuipb,s Of the
GLa., sorr,,rn ,ro % ha,e . 1onon
s''at'on here next Saturday. Grandio.
4nent speakers arc expected from abroad
we nope they VIII take that occasion to
make known the rea! objects Of the secret
organizations with which they are con-
hecsed and either endorse or rcpudiate
'"e statements made by some of their
associates to the effect that they intend
to resist any draft, the collection of Fed
eral taxes. military arrests etc
.-'-~-1-
ny The 35.h regiment was at Column
bus. Ky.. at last dates corresnonden,
of,ho v,o.,;
Wv ''","o ''"'"' says
It. Col' kothrock has been too IN
Wen Tor duty Tor two or three days past.
we are all anxious tor his speedy recov-
cry lie Is very popular with the resi,
men'. inc health OF the regiment has
nn very 'auc"i we nave ABOUT
o' SICK al 'he rosy hospIta, at caro-,
ana ABOUT - az inc =, .. Hosp'tal at
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The q, fessions and Experience Of an In.
q. valid.

z """'
PUBLISHED for the benefit and as a warning and
caution young who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, &c; supplying at the time the
means OF Self-Cure. BY who cured himself AFTER
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and qnackery. BY enclosing a post paid addressed
envelope. SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the anthor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford Kings Co.,
New York.
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No DRAFr.-The Davenport Gn.eNe
states, on what it considers good author
ity, that there will be no draft in Iowa
unless general call should be made for
more troops. We do not know what will
be done with the decimatcd old rcgi.
ments, but presume that they will be
consolidated.
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and perhaps widely. Such = report. prop.
erly prepared aud widely distributed, il
which the salient points Of those school
systems most in vogue elsewhere, would be
briefly and clearly presented, accompanied
by few plain and cogent reasons for the
Incorporation or rejection, as the case might
be, Of their most distinctive features in the
School Law of West Virginia would,
humbIy conceive, go far to secure an i'm
mediate, general and hearty agreement in
regard to those principles which. after
such examination and statement, might
seem deserving of adoption. This, to be
sure, involves some delay and expense, but
have no hesitation in asserting that if
properly attended to, it would, in the end.
and very largely, too. save labor, time and
money.
An earnest wish that State in which so
many Of the best years of my life have
been donated to this cause, and to which l
am yet bound by many and strong ties.
should occupy NO second rate position in
the great work of educating its thousands
of children and youth, IS my only excuse
for the length of this communication I
trust it will be received in the same spirit
in which it was written.
4 1YoUrs, for God aud humanity-the Union
aud West Virginia. ALEX. MARTIN.
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H0I FOR THE SUMMER RESORTS
The Ohio white sulphur Springs

"ILL be formally opened on the 18th Of june
w the anniversary occasion Of the nesting u the
Ohio Medical Society.
These SPRINGS, 20 national In reputation, and
popular IN favor, situated in Delaware county,
Ohio ls miles from the Capital aud nVe from the line
Of two rAilrOads. .a F.as.F-f
They viii be under the exclusive control Of the
PTopriatOr. ANDY WILSON, Esq. Theywiibo Coz
Quoted with special reteFoneofO place Of
FASHIONABL RESORT
relaxation ane healthy improvement. They excel In
All these features ANY SPRINGS IN AMERICA.
Reierenee TO A. WILSON, Proprietor. Post-Ofdee
address, Lewis Center, Delaware county, Ohio.
9 my27 3WS #..
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Griffith, Amos Griffith. R. A. Henry, John
Hartzal, John W. Johnston, J. ]. Nor
gan, A. ". MuIdreW. Thos. Parsons, Gro
Iier Riehey, J. J. Roberts, Barney Sihsrts,
John Scars, J. 81. Lawrence, Josiah Van
scyoc, I'd 1t. H. C. Anshutz. l-.
There are some ffteen or sixteen of the
18th Va. At Maryland Heights whose names
are not known, therefore they are reported
missing j. W. ID.
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Editors Intetttgencsr:
| believe there has not been full list of
the killed, W Ounded and missing OF the
18th Va. regiment published since the
fight at Winchester. Thinking that there
might be some who would like to know
what had become of their friends, send
you The following list which is correct.
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ClqmPps EtgS, 2 which at one time prevail
ed very extensively over this region Of
country. Spent the winter Of '67-S at
RichmOnds aud while there initiated the
greater part Of the Legislature, q number
OF the state officials, and many eentlemen
of distinction from various Southern States
into the "Celestial order" Had Henry A..
Wise set down for initiation, but he was
prevented from Joining by William L. Jack
son lat present threatening our frontier
with force of guerrillasl who spoke dis
psragingly to Wise concerning the charae-
ter Of the order and the ceremonies Of ini-
tiatioD. Since coming 70 Wheeling Mr..
Bee has been repeatedly requested TO revive
the order of the "mystic scroll" and open
a lodge here for the benefit Of the Legisla-
ture and favored outsiders, and he has
about consented to do so. t.
In the House Ne. Bee Is attentive 70 bus
iuess, always in his seat, is frequently upon
the floor, but does not speak long at \ time.
In Committee he ls q working member, but
somewhat of q drawback on account of his
fund of anecdote upon which members are
prone to draw, when more serious business
is in order, Ag ,ssasyer ss
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Aissing.-Prlvate- F. II: Swiger. ..
RiIled.-2d Lieut.. J. r. Durham, in the
breast, at Grafton.
WOIndsd.-PriVates-L Leouidas shInn aud
P. A. Sims. sfs-l s-.I
KissHg.-Capt J. W. McQuain. PriVatss
Jesse Baccus, John H. Bennett, Harrison
Cork, Danl. BiIleR, e. F. Fox, B. ]. Harri-
son, Isaac Isreal, Wm. F.. Longhery, ,. j..
Martin, s, II. Root, VIM. n. SWigsr, Wes-
ley Strather, (sick,) jeremiah Williams,
Lloyd Washburn and J. G. Young.
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COMPANY A

.hIiked.-nOne. COW
Woundsd.-Private W. F. Burns, iu the
hand. 1a
AissiRg.-Sergeaut Charles w. Williams,
Corporal Mahlou GeuriD; Privates, F. Barn.
heart, Oliver Criswell, Geo. COnaway,
Andrew Ceie, VIM. Rckles, Geo. Gasset,
VIM. Gillet, Isaac Gregg, Isaac Lewis,
Samuel Massens, Wm. Stein, John Sims,
Alexander Shilling, Thos. 81. Sumers,
J. W. Cox. D.. MAgers, ]. w. Flanagan, W.
@. Gamble. ----- "a. ~ -
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WOunded.-sergeants- Martin, J. Rob-
erts, Benz. Stock.
g. A. Baxter. CorporaIs-AIex. McCon-
neha, Benz Harvey. J. E. Fleming. Pri-
yates-J. s. Browniee, Isaac Crooks, JON
aIhRn Cox, ]. B, Ebert, A. F. McNaIly, N.
Nelson, 8. s. Scars, Geo. Strong, David
Cornelius. 81
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Important to Cash Buyers.
JOHN RoEME

NOS. n q - MAIN STREET,
Centre wheeling.
HAsJUsF RECEIVED LARGE ASSORTMENT
Black silks, SILK SAcques. BsTege Sacques.
Also, Childrens', Misses' aud Ladies' Hats trim
med. u..
New style Paris Trimmings, White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mitts, &e. eEt . ElH teal
Also, good assortment Of Carpets aud, Floor Oil
Cloths At greatly reduced prices. ---'
Excellent all Wool Carpet for 81 per yard .-.
Good 2-Ply cotton chain for GO cents per yard to-
gether with hundreds OfOther articles too numerous
to m -ntiOH.
All CASH buyers respectfully invited 70 call
and for themselves before purchasing elsewhere,
at Nos. BI and IS Main street, Centre Wheeling.
juno - JOHN ROEAiER.
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SAMUEL p. WHEELER,
board AI SARATOGA SPRINGS

"AsHINGFON NALL Gate Mrs. Mason'sl, %
w long and fsvorably knOUu 70 visitors at the
Springs, Is NOW OPEN for the reception Of EnsSiG.
WAY, between the C0NGkESS AID EMPIRE
SPRINGS, and is surrounded BY ample and beautF
fully shaded grounds. Table 6rst elass-and the
rooms well adapted for families aud large parties Of
frIsnds- For further particulars address WASH
INGTON HALL.sARAFO6A8 SPRINGS june I'm
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4atlpS SuteIltgenfer
TERD1s OF ADVERTIsING

TWnvHsOIp LINES or NoNPAREII, (OR oHl Nca, ,)Oa
LRss, MAXI A SQUARE.
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KIIlsd.-Priyate James Il. Crow.

K5ElsR-Priyate James II. Crow. .l,.-.
Wounded --Pnyates-J. J. Booth, Y.
Grifhth, Alex. White. .l.-
A7sssHg.-Sergeant Alfred Games. Cor
poraI John L. Moon. PriYates-J. Blake,
Andrew Coulter, Samuel Craig, ]. g. Fran
Gle, D-A. Fletcher. Nelson Goodrich, n D.
Goodrich, g n. Goodrich, F. Goodrich, Z
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RRled-Capt. Joseph Harriet, priVAtea
Hiram H. Henderson, J.. Il. Malone, sup
posed killed.
MissiHg.-COrpOrals Isaac Micheal, J. B.
Funk, priVates f. w. Demars, Wm. Hender-
son, Phillip Hunt, Wm. Howard, Harvey
Haddix, A. Mcdaniel aud G. W. Small.
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KIIIed and w founded la the I2th Va.
Reg. az the hattie OF Ninchcster.
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COMPANY y

RIIIed.-Second Lieutenant Ben Gaugb.
Wounded. .--COrPora Joshua Shaw, pri-
Yates Alexander Hawkins, Newton LOugh,
John +. Pityer.
Aissing.-Sergt. Duncan Cunningham,
Sergt. VIM. B. Birmingham, Corp. j. D..
Hite, Corp. Samuel Moran: priVates John
athan Arnett, SilRs Barns, II. s. Davis,
Vim. E. Evans, s. W. Hibler, J. S. Houston,
VIM. Johnston, j. o. Keller, II. l.. LOugh,
B. F. Morrow, Joshua Morrow, Thomas
Martin, G. K. Nu2um, J. H. Rice, E. L..
Robinson, A. N. Shroyer, J. NJ Stewart,
Craven Smith, s. s. Stephen, W. W..
LOOthman, Richard Wells, BENZ. Grnbb.
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A3-YeaFly Advertising on reasonable terni-, AceOr.
ding TO the space occupied aud the
made.
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ers, to be paid for IN ddpaRce.
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viii be counted less than . square. Z l, a 40
The privilege Of Annual Advertising s linitSd 20
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well all legal advertisements, mud advertisements
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Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases at full rates. I
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nOnV1I-'69
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Wounded ed-PriVates-L Kelly lat honey
Qnllliu Shinn, (missiug.)
FrisoHers-PriVates r. w. Ounuingham
and ]. N. Yueker- s-l ilat -A.---s
AissiaS.-SergeantJ J. L. Vincent. Cor
porals-J. n. Madden. T. G. Potts. Pri-
Vates-J. C. Harden, Geo. T. Carder, J. z.
Grim, ]. NJ COImHU, J. II. FnFnO, o.
FOrtney, L. c. Grifin, J. G. HIIdreth. 8. @.
HArbert, n. w. Jarvis, 9 W. Lucas, s. P.
Liaeh, W. Il. McCIHng, David Martin, n.
J. D. Nay, G, a. Reeder, Jesse SPrOuf, F.
81. Slaughter, David Tiebnell. as-a1a
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nlusa.-PriVate r. r. Buchanan.
WoHnded-Privates S. Fleming, George
Kiger, j. W. Clark, G. Morrison, W. D.
Pemberton.
Mtssing.-Corp. F.. A. Dunlay, priSates
Joseph Barr. II. G. Greer, j. b, Kiger, lis
prisoner,) VIM. Kiger, James Long, 7. b.
Pinkerton, g. H. Teagardner, Nathan Van
aman and A. F. Yates.