davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-04-21

PEKS, April o0.-At the city election TO-
day, Barber {Union) over Prettyman had 104
majority. Two Union aldermen and two
Democrats,
, 1863-04-21

PHILADELPHIA, april CA large and Gu
thustastic meeting at the Unioa Leaguc
House was held this evening. Among the
speakers was Secretary Chase, Mr. Marks, q
Southern refugee, and others.
, 1863-04-21

The Monitors still Mt Charleston
Font MONROE, April 19.-Last evening tho
steamer FreeboTn arrived from Charleston.
The Monitors we're all lying near tic bar
none Of them having left, as reported.
, 1863-04-21

CHOOSE YE THIS DAE WHICH VIZ
WILL SERVE.
Two emblems will express the contest Of
to-day better than column Of disserta-
lion. In the one, We have the grand old
Tag that is carried bE our armies in the
field, which has floated over all our
battles, and will be the sign Of victory to-
, 1863-04-21

EOyE-EN SHEREAN,S RECORD.
What Hc has Done and What Ec hus
not Done.
, 1863-04-21
Ntm A0urrtlstuleut&.

~ For Wants. For Sale, Boarding..
For Rent, Found, Lost 4c., SEQ
Fourth Page,
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue OF special execution TO me direct.
l ed. ISSUED from the office Of the clerk Of IN,
District Court. IN and for the county Of Ceda, and
state OF Iowa. IN favor of Michael Suuarts and
against Thomas Evans. | have levied upon the
a"'l""'ng property M the property of the said
Thomas Evans to wit:
~. "'st nan OF the southeast quarter Of sec
ton twenty eight (asl in township scy,n,, min,
t'' h"fth OF range two 90. west of 9Th H. m
containing eighty acres. more or less. with the
arpurtenanccs;
Ana SHAH "l'cr the same for sale ut pubic ont
cry ~ the court house door in the town of in
''h' '" Sa,a county. on Saturday. the LIST day Of
h"s"s'' y; - 'S"', Al II o'clock A. NJ. of said
day 10 satisfy said ccution AMI costs ,h,, r,o,
accrue thereon
Dated this Sd day Of July. A. y. 1854.
DAVID PLATNER
,,,, sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa.
'''"-" lpr ice 5000
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
pIIILADERpIllA.

F'r III. ksf'.f arm Srk anil D,.trr...d, aeictsa
pM nnf~m and fh'onic D,.-as,s, and ,,ps
''ahy Jor he Cms n Dsensss II III. .S.,uai d."
E0ns.
Al EDfcAL ADVICE given graft. by the Act
vi Ing Surgeon. VALUABLE REporrs on
1perma,"rrhoa. or Seminal Weakness, and 9th
- hisrhs"r 81 The sexual Organs and on the NEw
hthrDiks employed IN tn: Dlspensary sent to
The ahii'tsd In sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charpe.
Address br. }. sKIil.IN HUuGHTON, Acting
surgeon, Howard 4 association, No. 2 south Ninth
street, rhiIadslrhia ia. l0nGyl
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ORIGINAL. NOTICE.
state OF Iowa, Cedar county, IN
WIN. i. Wheeler, PIN,

1thtt o. iowa, tdar county, M
VIM. +. Wheeler, Pm,
-. la the Dist Court
Jas. y Iirisn. Dennis Cal.
lahah Mathew Callahan.
To Mathe" Callahan Dcrl:--You are hereby
h"iihed that there Is now on He IA petition Of
william i. Wheeler the plaintin In the above
emitted cause. In the uf.cc Of the clerk OF the
hstfict court OF said Cedar county, Iowa. pray.
ing I" f"teclph" ns n mortgage a crrta u deed of
trust made to Austin Coibin. by said James o.
Hfieh, Tor the benefit Of said Wheeler, and con
F'yihP certain lands In section thirty six l36l
township humber eighty one (sll. OF range one
~, west, aud for other aud further relief a. sc,
i"f'h Ia said petition. And thrt unless YOU M
pear ih'irt" ahd defend before noon of the sec
| "hd day OF the next Term of .a,d Court, com
| m'h'lhs on the seventh day Of December, 1868
default viii he entered agains, YOU and iudg
mcnl rendered thereon and decree entered a,
prayed Tor In petition
hZs"' WIN. l., WHEELER, Pm
~ WOW. Any. Fer riauA spiccr.
patra this eighth day Of June, 1854.
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The state Of Iowa, Cedar county. IS:

The state Of Iowa Cedar county. IS:
In County Court
Two all persons interested in the estate OF FL
1 len +. Jenkens: You " i'll take notice III I,
'he'c Is now on file in this Office. 4 petition
pfayingfo an order TO sell real estate belon rinc
I" SAID estate. All persons interested, desiring
10 contest said order are notified to appear Mt
tne county Court of said county. at the regu lar
s.s s, .ne'eo,, on Tuesday the 4th day Of Au.
OF the petitioner will be granted and cnterst
upon the record Of the Count, Court.
July eth. ls6s-asw3 'uase'
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WOOL CARDING.

The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
to his old customers, and the world at Ia rge,
that he has made arrangements for water power
and Is rrep'red to card Wool. the present sea-
son, at his old stand. three miles south OF Tip.
ton. He has just covered his machine entirely
new with the best Of cards, and his power is
furnished by one OF the latest improved Turbine
water Wheels. In short. he has spared neither
pains or expense to be able to do work in the
most speedy and best manner. He would re-
mind those who intend to patronize him, that
they should have their work done as carly in
the season as possible. He will also be prepar.
ed to DO
Pulling, Dyeins and Finishing,
in the most approved manner, by the LIST of Sep.
TENDER.
Thankful for past favors. he hopes to merit
continuance of patronage.
JOHN NlVES,
April 20. ls63-m3nl6
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Prom our eorresp,ndens 1t Dsreopors,
" learn tbs, the eDrcI!mens u persons
suffice, 70 d. military duty 10 the seccnd
Cssgre,sioDsI District u this State 10
complete. We presen. the number of
men enrolled VI the fret clsss, in the
several COUNTIES 10 this CoDg,sssionsI
district. II furnished:
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WHy GKs FUTILE WAS sor NOM.
rATED SOME u the speeches made 1t
the mace meeting bed 1t Dee Mines, On
the day u snd immediately preceding the
assembling of,he Coppsrbesd eonrsn,ioD,
gave foil explanation Of the reason Why
the Hshsoyi,es spd vsll.ndiyhsmmsn
we're determined 70 defeat Geo. Ts,,Is's
somisstion. Hatebis.. co editor VI the
Dubuque H,aM With Mshesy, thus de-
e!srsd 10 bis speech:
Il sm epp'.sd TO the noni'ss''n u
futile for Governor. because be has in
Lrs>i ha hand. in d< Lk>>d./hn Smith
err Brethyen"
Let the soldier, u our gallant Iowa
army remember this dsels,s,ioo, add the
tssitors who made it, snd the trsi,orous
crew - whom sddse.sed, who afterwards
esdorssd it, sentiments by kicking Gen.
Taule ~. " the eon,eD.ion sfiey be had
been fairly nominated kys usjori,y 0!
M,.e s>s.s Uar Coz
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buggy and team whips n good assortment OF
folIaIs ae.. which will be sold at price. to suit
he times Ed-CASH PAID FOR HIDES
Upton, January 18th. 1861.
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Hc would respect
fully inform his
friends and Gus.
toners that he has
on hand q very
large . assortment of
Carriage. Buggy.
and Wagon Iiar.
ness: Ladies' ard
Mems Saddles; bri
dies OF all kinds.
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Newly eleetro.yp ped. With and original ill,s,,.
lions are the beautiful we'll the bes, I,sss
extxpt.
II. Sanders Primary school Chars.s.
III. Sanders Primary spelling Book.
". Sanders New spell-r and Defser.
v. Sanders Analy sis Of the English works,
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XIV. Sanders Young Ladies' Reader.
XIV. Sanders School Speaker.
XVI. Sanders Elocutionary Chart.
These readers dsn ushed for their strictly ,,..
gressive character and practical adaptation 10 tbs
young. They have been received With unpree mica
favor, and by class more favoraby than by Py.e.
teal Teachers who have tested their merits In the
school room.
RObtn>en's Complete Mathe NAUTICAL oesies,
The most complete, most practical. and nox seien.
thc series Of Matthew a,ical Text ssssd i,
this country The books Of this series are s,v a, r..
Gently revised and all published In 81 perior esyle
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encountered with unnecessary cries but eonbipns
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Robinson's Progressive Table Boot, II
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Rohnson's Progressive Practica al Arithmetic. %
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kobinsons New Elementary Algebra, -
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Robinson'sNew Geometry and Trigo nometry, -
Robinson's A naly teal Geometry and Comic See.
tons, 50
RobinsOn's Surveying and Navigation, 80
kobinsons Dinerential integral Calculus In pre-
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Rohinson's Elementary Astronomy. ~
Kobinson's University Asroneny- SO
Robinsonfs Mat matica Operations, SN
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Hitcheock's School Anatomy and Physiology, -
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n III. instruments fully warranted and s,r.
"A piled on the most favorable terms RI.
ftLo.kkr hARMoNlvA and ORGAN HAKNoxrrw
are the nearest approach to a pipe organ. and
Prices, $50 to Si5o. with one, two or three h,nh.
Of keys, and pedals. notmS
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Dyscnsrry, Dinryi.gu, 1scinx, Wsr..l

From Or. J. q. Ereen, " fNlcdyO
Your Pills have had = long trial in my practice,
and hold them IN r.tcem ms one Of the best aperi
ents have ever found Their Alternative effect upon
the liver makes them mn excellent remedy, " hen
given In small doses tor bfous dysen,ery and diar.
rhra. Their sugar-coatng makes them very &C.
eeptable and convenient isS the use OF women and
children.
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DYpAe-sgsr ~ rBZ INTERIOR.

warrington, H. = tb j cD, 1870.
SIR: have used your Iis 10 my general and
hospital practice ever since lou made them. and
cannot hesitate to Fay they are the best ca'srtic
We employ Their regulating action on the liver 70
quick nnd decided, consequently they are an I'D
uiirable remedy Tor arrangements Of tina: organ.
Indeed, have seldom found u Gaze Of htiOns dr.
sdse 70 obstinate that il did not readily ied TO
them. Fratcrnaily yours, ALOSZO BALL, N d.,
pkUstcfau ~ the J1Irtur jLosDiSni
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from ne Eer Dr. Mrhrs. IF the Methodist Fpi
Price. rs cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. AVER 4 Co., Lowell. Ma,

sold by RtiGAar MCNAMARA, Upton;
DR.. Il. HALL, =.
WM. FLANAGAN, Clarence;
Messrs MILLER X Co.. Mechanicsville
JAMES II. REED Co, Chicago. ms
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Total number subject 70 hrs, d's',, Iz,oez
WIS. the quota for this Distric. will
be, 10 no. yet known, bu, it probably will
not exceeI 1000 All that n now want.
ing il the quota and order 70 proceed,
and the draft will teein -Nus J>ur.
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From Rev. J. =. Hines, Pastor NJ -fdrent Church,
EOsfOtt.
Din. AVER: have u,ed your Pills with extra.
ordinary success In my family aud among those an
called TO VISIT IN dstre,s To regnatc the organs Of
digcs'ion and purify the blood they the very
bet remedy have ever known. and can conh.
IDENTITY recommend them to my friends.
Yours, j. v HINES
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Fren Dr. 1Lc,d,r. Bell, n Hsw York fiy.
Not only are our Iils admirably adapted to their
pnrpose Is al sperisnt. but find their benehcsl
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice prOyed more efeciusI for the
cure Of Liiioas compt1ints than any one remedy
can mention ] sincerely rejoice that We have n
length pnrgstiye which IL worthy the confidence Of
tie pfOicssiou and the Denple
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LAWNS-Ncw styles and different prices.
SPRING DELALNEs-35c per yard.
GISGHAMS, DC. &c.
nS- Our stock Of Dress Goods comprises
sly les entirely new, and Of this Springs impor.
tatiun.
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WAnaAw, Wyoming Co, n. Y, Oct. "A, 1855.
DEAR SIN: ] am using ) our taihartic Pills In my
practice, aud find them nn excellent purgative to
cleanse the system and pnryy the fountains Of the
LfGg6 JpIIS {, MEAliAN NJ d.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06
Eggs. Butter, EGrd,
TRAITORS, SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
y dersigaed, administrators of the estate
Of Alice Cox deceased, will offer for sale at
public outcry at the late residence of the
deceased in White River Township, Ran
dolph County, on Monday. November 9th,
ls63, the personal property Of said estate,
consisting OF one mare, cows, sheep, wagon,
farming utensils, household and kitchen
furniture and other articles. Sale to COM
mence At 9 O'Clock, A. VI. Terms:
Sums of sAree dollars and under cash.
A credit of - months will be Civ
en- on all sums over three dollars, the pur-
chaser giving his note with approved sur
ETY.. waving valuation and appraisement
laws. JOB HARRIS,
10th mo. 18th 1853. 10 Admir-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

The number of rebel officers
now in our hands is upwards of p
800
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

Mr.. G.. p. Putnam announces as
in press novel by Blyard Taylor.
This is new field for Mr.. Taylor,
but several short stories which he
has printed in iIarper's Magazine
and IN the Atlantic convinced lis
friends some time ago that he might
look for success In this walk OF lit
eraturc. Hannah Thurston," as
Mr.. Taylor calls his novel, is a sto-
~ of American life. and, as we
hear, OF country life. 1t will be
published simultaneously here and
in Loadon.-N. ]. Post.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

Ceiling Trotting 1T prm In Conyers 90
Mtre for Saddle 1t pm l. l. Heaston ! 90
Pacing lst prm lsh Couycrs 90
"a =" ] b Goodrich %
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

{ bush tomlsoes Is. pm S1rth Stirouek
= Rye lst Eiwoot Hiatt
q. p.fat,es lst = BrumGcd
" Red Onions Tt Elias k.fer
4, " lima Be1us Is, Mrs L Elser
n. &" White Br1us lst " O Canes
= Heads Cabbage l~t rrm e Avery
q, bush sweet potatoes lst " B D'ty
Water melons IT,
dol beet- I-trrm Chas saxon
" plrsnius i-t
2 souasAc. Is, Mrs Walter Starouck
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

4, hush Red Wheat Is; prm u Davis 90
7 White Corn Isl lras Davis az
+. &" yellow l-t ! Goodrich l 90
q. 9l Ki1er 50
.. Timothy seed LIST VIM Doty 90
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

Col Of iellies lst prm Sarah Starbuck , 90
DO preserves lst do do do 90
d. fruit butter 1T 10 do do 90
Col OF pickles lst DO DO do , 90
Do canned fruits 1T do do 3 90
Do canned fruit icliics, preserves, pickles by
one exhibitor lst rrm Sarah Starbuck 3 Oh
Col canned fruits - Lizzie Wright ] co
Total amount Of premiums awarded -
$780, %
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

Bull sd OH & over 1T prm Pu'len o9
q - a . IA Hiram Uinkle 800
d. d" g 4" Ii. irwin 800
.r.fr. 90 IL R.,f PICKETT 800
Heller . 1T LATE lvin 3uD
ai Chss saxon 2V0
Calf" l,t J hn Freeman dVU
Pair Oxen lst 4. l. Hetston ~
Mich Cow 1T John Freeman w
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

SEC l2-lIlnnrr Wool.

Buck " oh 4 over ist prn ; Scott 3Oa
:. 3" .. Ia n liiatt , o.
Eve , &" &" Isl Moses Hall : on
:. =. e. 81 IOp
" Lamb l't prm Iafc Irwin 90
=. 81 t" -
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A2lO0


Jack . cid : over 1t prm lah Conyets.
. j." g 1sfTF Hunt 500
- C.if S,rtiog Ia I,fe Irwin 800
rs,,.et, 4 ,,x.vsr h., Geo levin 90
- 80 :. 81 L,fe Ir,in 300.
d" 1t Late Irwin 90
" Colt Stacking lst Geo Irwin 10
Pair Mules 81. oil & over lst Elias h'zer
. 90
Mule q " g % 1T Nat Hill go
- Z g. " g. ~ 90
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06
SEC. IO.-Hoes.

Sow Pig ms old lst rrm Joe Hiatt W
4" &c 4" " 81 Wife fitzpatrick ! OF
Sow X Pcs 1T Chis SAXON "
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

Variety Green House Plants lst prm DR. b
Puckctt W.
Roauett Cat lst psm Or 3 Pickett %
Basket frssh-cut flowers lst 4" 81
ASST Green House Plants lst Mrs FItzpat-
r;ek co
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
AWARDED AT THE nth ANU

AFFAIR OF THE RANDOLPH
co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
asr. tfTIE. 18TH. 18TH q IT1H.
II THE INV FAIR Ihoi NDS.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTM'T.
Horses Tor General Purposes.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

SIC. 9.-FAr CArrLE. Hoes & SHEEP.
Eat Eve lst prm Moses Hall lUl
Fat Wcther "A T. Hiatt VI
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

Bee Hive ist prm Dr Pickett 81
F.aaine Nin lst prm " Y K Tooker > 90
Chufu t.; ~
Assortment stoves 1t Geo McAdamS ] Vo
Tin Ware lst - 90
Shett-irou Wore l-t :. uo
Specimen Printing / G. Dynes q Go 800
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

Wheat Drill D., prm Joseph Engie VI To-
nh q
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

SEC. 6.-CARRf.Grs 4 BUGGEs
. lIsr.e Carriage Is, prm K Beard 4 Co > 90
=. BaeEy Isl - 90
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

sample linnen thread Nrs T Rnttervorth 50
10 yds plaid flannel T. = REWARD 90
Pair blankets lst prm On
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

One of the successes" in the
literary way, this fall, has been
the collection of Wendell Phillips
spec hes. One is disappointed at
finding how wei! these speeches,
which had been thought specially
adapted to popular audiences, and
diSfgurcd by the exaggeratlons
which such audiences generally Ie-
gard as ''poi tts,' bear the closest
scrutiny. A coarse jewel, that
looks well enough IN It's way, is
sometimes killed by a fine setting.
1t is the highest praise for these
speeches to say that, striking as they
were in the hlsty judgment OF the
hour, and the careless setting OF the
newspaper report, they bear equal
" we'll the Sumptous elegance OF
the bOokmaker'o best art and clos
est criticism of subsequent years.
Il rose from studying thsm," said
an eminent Senator last nigh ,"wlth
a new idea of Wendell Phillips
greatness" SO will many others
who differ widely enough from the
principles they inculcate.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-06

~ackiaa mare colt. IhIs kixer
Gelding 81 old 4 over j.. prem No
Iail
&" : 4" IN " 5 r Tooker =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-03-03

NEGRO SoLDIERs.-Th The rebel Con-
gress has passed law for pressing into
the military service of the Confederate
Government, negroes, capable of bearing
arms. A great deal has been said by
secession sympathizers IN the loyal States
against the arming Of negroes by the Ma
tional Government. This class will not
have much to say against the action Of
their friends at Richmond. La point of
fact, the rebels have been using the ne
groes all along. The slaves have been
forced to sustain the rete!lion--to build
Notifications and TO shoot Ulion soldiers.
Against this the sympathizers had nol a
word of protest. But the, ..professed 10 De
Mortified at the base proposition to use the
negroes on our side, to help save the lives
Of our brave soldiers, and assist in crushing
the Infamous rebellion. The danger now is
that our Government has wasted too much
tins in discussing this matter, and that
however active may be movements hence
forth in organizing regiments Of colored
peopIe--the rebels viii JutDumber us In
this branch Of the seryice-and that while
we should to-day have two hundred thou
sand negroes ID the field, our patriotic
white soldiers will have to fight against
that number.