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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REoULAR MEETING or THE NINETEENTH
he Sinsisea; Ward Hail. las. third street on Tues
day evening" August 1905 ats rnaup.sr p,..,..,,
f,AUrIoN.-rns FOLLOWING NOTES HAVING BEEN
" soier from the subscriber In the city OF New YORK the
pa are sasessa . 6ss ses 81 III ms %
2 VIM Lewis order dated JaIy IS ss one DO q
so1 order dasa s n ss sh, hun
TOR REGISTER OF NEW YogK.-A LARGE NUN.
Der the mos, influential citizens Of ihe Tweif,h
MfLYEA ESQ as The Demora,e candidate for Register Of
ss., o. : CIV M FROM ss s ol a.
lar 2. he 4 vel known His nomination would BE- ato~er
u,UNERAL-THR MEMBERS or CITY LODGE
No. sos v and A. ~ and the fraternity IN general
eauesisa = appear a. he odss corner q Grand and
eciosf. psx la. iroe respect late brother.
s Union al the smorsSis sss.is Of Geiyssus BY order
LaossL JAeoss. s.cry. A dkRsASS. ". NJ
CErTYsBUR0.-rHR UNDERSIGNED HAS BBEN
10 ss
f'r ''''as' ''''"'1 isfsRsoRRToiE .' Gsd.r
7 o. OF o. P,-THE =. =. GRAND ExcAnPxESr OF
esiSek By ousrr jobs ]. Davies. dfssS serbs:
Anew YORK LIQUOR DEALERS socrErY.-A RKau-
% ssm s Hester : y ssS q :a
ny Angus a. i s's s by order ps xs
NyoTIcE THE NENBERs HONORARY MEMBERS
IN and friends Hudson River Engine Company. No %,
srs hereby requested TO mast q The sooye ns.d engine
PURPOSE q ssssn2ns funeral q L;s, p.rSsr
Alssxr A CAnrxaxAr. secfstary.
urAnNAyY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers: regular meeting q The in.sitston yin be
held Chamber of tbs Great gva on Non
day at hall an hour aft~ the sitting % The
ana sah sTa5 ,sssss
CAsr,a - SnLpa s,h Nam year ~ pvrov.rv
the s7s Of Independence the h. and Of the institution
the. 7sh.
TT g. STEAMER wEsTFIELp.-THE HEIRS OF THE
~ ALLIED aboard this ship receive the amount
q oossy dye ts.n * agpJins y letter Or 10 person e
water street. Charastown, Ma~a-
I CrH WARD rpaLrc xEErrSg--EIoHrH AVENUE
n Raiirosa 70 Harlan river-Cirsens ard prpy-y o.n
inyted " attend meeting nj Funks Hotel, At the
Lion Brsery of wh ~ and Ninth avenue on
TUESDAY evenlna, Aagusts. ~ ~ o'clocx ~ order
A n, Lrvf-, s.r,.,.x,.. THos. MANSON. Pres
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

L,gw nong Bossyrs AND EorsD Mars ~ nv
a,ia nnssf cost 81 l.. rfLNAsB Til Bfe&8w4y 1Ae
sab ~ three gsicss wli b. eipe~i As ~sts
S,pAsIEu HATS AND RIDfss HsTn MILLIONS 80
- 1o~Ssy Usfs snd F1nnets H.s<x Lss ~
sgjss NannHnsr Eoansss rsaot~s " hsif gftess
X HfwM n tiisafy ~ Bfss8wsy s<l. Hats All Hge
nets NJ W hsprsss eresyr h~rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

NEW ORLEANS DIRECT 10 SAL. on SATURDAY
IN August at o'clock r. NJ. Tie sdevha.l U. \. W.
steamship MORNING STAR, a. y. Perkins. eonmandrr
vii sa from pier ~ North river, foot - Beach
street For freight passage apply q JAMKsA EAYN0R
I6l Broadwsy N. The steamship EVENING STAR viii
ssil for New Orleans on Saturday, Augusta
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THE MILITARY.

A LII DISCHARGED SOLDIERS CLAIMING BOUNTY
~ OF having otner CLAIMS against the government and
ocers whose connts unsettled have these claims
collected and cAshed at SliELDoNs Bounty and Pension
Oihce. No. Beekman street.
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THE TURF.

meeting a Saratoga springs NJ ". for ins ra 'rs
Will be held 3d. sh, 5 9th OF August Several
VIII be run each day. All the horses NJ the Pa err
son, Philadelphia and Cen.reviiie mesngs with other
from Kentucky and the Canadas w be IN attendance
capital racing is ANTICIPATED. Races at II
CLOCK each day. Tickets Of admission 81 eaea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

CLOTHING.
A TTESrioSl-Ar THE Sgw STORE. in THIRD
"a ladies' aud gentlemen guaranteed orrcniye
the hhes price for eAoA article Of cas, - wearing Ap
Furnur. Carpets Ac for the New Orleans market
Try and satisfy Yourself Please do not fssr 70 call on or
aidros ASH it Third avenue. Fourtesnh street.
Lalies attended BY Mrs. Msh.
AT THE sUREsT PLACE. rs SIXTH AVENUE
"A Ladies aud grntsmsn, you wish 20 SD fair and
honest dealer dispose 81 OF Cothpg Carpets
Furniture Jeweiry &C. the best you do u 20 call
send note to the oIdweii known dealer b. MISfL 2s3
sath avenue, Eighteenth street There you will be
sure atty than by any other dealers
Ladlrs attended By Mrs. Min,x
At ys BowERy.-H. RosExTHAL HAVING
"A great desire 20 purchase large quantity Of OF
Wearing Apparel Furniture CARPETS, Je~slry, Ar, by
calling addressing him ladies and gentlemen
tain value each article Ladies ATTENDED
b. Ko.nihAl Pisase rcmsmbcr and iry 3ss Bowcy,
opposite Great Jones street
At THE OLD srAWn-LADfEs AND GENTLEMEN
"A hasur any on Clothing. Carpets, rarni tars,
J~wsry Ae % dspss~ a. VII DO well By calling Ad-
get iae Utmost value. Ladies attended by Mrs l..
CgSrLrIys's CAST OFF CLOTHING PURcHAsKo
VI for tAg Western mArkft, In large mall on. The
fli - Paid without hagsng seeking % I'm.
pose Can . the store 90 sddrsS 1HOs D. CONRof ~
Centre SIRED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

VT n. eurrIrHs cory RIGHT AecoRprxa TO
wv Law on Blrd Tables can only be bought a. his fac
am nation cushisns for - a. rea.onabe prtces ana
eramlna w. II 0kifFITH, ~ Tniisa aresl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

Dls- The oath is now represented in
Cedar county. W. W. Edyinston of
Co. OBJ" and Andrew Pierce of Co. &C.
arrived here last Saturday, on recruiti~ &
service The boys look as if they
enjoyed the best of living. They will be
in town on Friday, and if any Of our
"bravcs' wish to join a good regiment,
report to the above named oifcers--now
is the accepted time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

lWANrED-A good boy, about
Is years old, to learn the printing
business. Apply Immediately at
this office.
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pz. In order tina. we may have little
recreation during the holidays, we will
not issue any paper next week. We
wish al our readers "Merry Christmas
and "Hsppy New Year"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

pn-E. B. SIMMONS has just received
a new stock of beautiful Albums, cortcs
dc utsites of the leading Generals, Stereo,
scopic Boxes and Views, for the Holt
days, which he is selling cheap Gail
and see them, at the Photograph Gallery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

Mr.. HAvENs STARR, formerly a resi-
dent of this place, died at Seneca, Kan
sas, on the goth ut aged 80 years. He
had suffered long time of consumption,
and At last was carried cover the river"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

No. Our locality was visited by an
old fashioned snow storm on Wednesday
and Thursday Of last week. There was
heavy northeastern wind during the
two days and consequently, many houses
and lanes were blockadcd by snow drifts.
Snow fell to the depth Of foot. We
noticed that many Of our citizens had to
dig entertainments through the snow
from five to ten feet deep in order to
get to the street. The sleisEing is good
and the young folks are ENJOYING it
"muchIy.' The present indications of
the weather have ''downward tendcn,
cy," and will soon be "actiyc,' result
ing in snow or rain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

narA good assortment of Bibles and Tesla
ments. of the American Bible Societys publica-
tons. on hands and for sale at the Depository
at the Postoffice.
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Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors.

CLERKS OFFICE, Dec. 14th, 1863
Board of Supervisors of Cedar county, Iowa,
met pursuant to adjournment. II. Wharton in
the chair.
The committee on election returns proceeded
to canvass the returns, and made the following
report: These figures include the soldiers
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

TINE Holidays are almost here. Every one
l. wants 4 present for some friend. You
cannot procure anything that would give more
pleasure than a nice Album. A nice assortment
at Simmons Art Gallery.
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n~ Particular attention is called to
the advertisement of Samuel Wilson.
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j. nj. PELTON,
e4l and s43 Broadway New York,
Dealer in First Glass
Pianos, MelOdeOlls;
AND 1HE
PELO BET III A II ONIUM.

A LII instruments fully warranted and sup.
N piled on the most favorable terms. The
PELouBET HARMoNIuM and ORGAN HARMoNluM
are the nearest approach to pipe organ. and
are excellent instruments for churches and ha lis
Prices, $50 to $3.50 with one, two or three banks
of keys, and pedals. MAINS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

DIAPER, Envelopes, Diarys for 1864, Toy Books
J. Copy Books, for sale at
f.. B. Simmons Sky.Light Gallery.
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70 all whom it may Concern, and it Com
Germs the Public generally, who did not
get sight at the Great Comet:

| may say that have regard for the
Sabbath and for the churches in general;
and it is strange for me to say that am
a domestic animal And here | shall
give you all the different bloods that l
claim to have coursing through my veins,
and the different nations to which | be-
long. My fathers father was an Indian,
of the Cherokee tribe. My fathers
mother was a half blood, Hindoo and AZ
rican. My father is half Indian, one
eighth Hindoo, and one eighth African
My mother is a full blooded Scotch. Irish
woman Now, see here, friend, it takes
ali these different bloods to constitute a
domestic animal, that is, Indian, Hindoo,
African and Scotch-Ir What I am
do not know, and if you can find out
please let me know.
e. REVELS, Barber.
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TURN OUT! TURN OUT!

A meeting will be held at the Court
House, on Christmas, the 25th day of De-
cember, 1863, at 2 o'clock p. w., for the
purpose of devisipg plans for encourag-
ing eulistments to fill the quota of Center
township under the last call for 300, 900
men. The matter has, within a few
days, assumed definite form. Since it
has been intimated that Congress will
repeal the $500 clause, and abolish the
odious classification, our citizens have
all become interested in procuring vol
untary enlistments. Many had before
retired behind their safes that confined
the $500 and felt secure; while others
expected to be shielded from the draft
on account Of having been born few
years, or, per chance, few days before
their neighbors. But, since these dis.
tinctlons are about to be swept away all
have became interested in furnishing the
requisite number of men aud the first
class is 10 longer looked upon as alone
responsible TO furnish recruits. -..
Meetings have been held in this town
ship. and it has been determined to place
sufficient amount of money in the hands
of the recruiting agent, James II. Roth
rock, to give to each volunteer from the
township 500 as soon as he shall have
been mustered into the service at Dav-
export. Subscription papers are in cir.
cuation to raise the requisite amount Of
money, and already number Of men
have manifested willingness to voiun-
tcer "a soon as the fund is raised -
Center township need not be discracel
with draft if those who have the n,ca,s
will contribute a portion to thos" WHO
are willing to volunteer.
Let all attend the meeting Il Clri,t-
mas, prepared either to enlist or do their
duty towards those who do enlist, All
parties are working together. Let the
good work spread throughout the county.
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Old Thing New.

Old Thing New. -..
..,.a. Observe the name, So
Be not mislcd,
Be sure you're right,
Then go ahead.
Prone to wander, now SEE IT.
What do you see? / see that the price Of be.
ing Shaved during the week, has fell from 10 eta.
to cts On Sundays, 10 cts. Hair cutting Is
cts. Shampooing, 20 cts All done up in an
artistic style, at the
J.E. R: TIPTON BARBER SHOP.
THE MARKETS.
DAVENPORT, Dec. Is, 1868.
Wheat, s5@91c. Barley, 81, lo@l,lS. Corn, 57@
S4,25@5 so; live, 81, 000r4,00
MUsCATINE, Dec. %, 1868.
Fall Wheat, so95Wl 90. Spring wheat, $50
9Oc. Corn. 00M5Oc. Rye, 00WS0c. Oats, 55@56c.
Potatoes, 100000. Hogs, S3,35@4,65.
UPSHAKE AND BURN! Shake and Burn Shake
and Burnt!
This is the life Of agony endured by the sufferer from
Fever and Ague He wanders like an uncertain shad
ow never knowing what moment he may be Frustrated
and therefore dsincned 10 give any serious attention
to business. This is the condition of thousands in
town and country. 1t is no exaggeration to say that
Fever and Ague kills more people than any twenty
of this teri BILE acton, take great pleasure In
commencing HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
which have already achieved wide reputation for
rapid and powerful effects in renoyating the system
Frustrated by this disease For sale by Druggists and
dealers generally, everywhere.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

BRYANT & STRATToN's CHICAGO CON-
MERCIAL COLLEGE We believe this to
be the best conducted institution of the
kind in the United States. The College
rooms have recently been reftted and
furnished, and very great improvements
have been added in making extensive
preparations for actual business practice
One large hall is appropriated for this
department ; 10 it is nice banking office,
railroad Office, post, Office, commits
sion house, jobbing house, &C., &c
Each Of these Offices is furnished with
all the blanks and documents used 10 that
kind of business. Each student passes
through each OF these ofices-d"ing bus
mess with customers over the counter
handling the money, filing out docu-
ments, and perfecting himself generally
in all the little peculiarltics of the bust
ness. In this hall the students will meet
regularly "cn change and discuss the
daily Markets." "Stocks," the Cur
rency,' &c. This is long step forward
in the way Of getting business educa-
ton Chicago Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

SANTA CLAUS Was not that hap
Ply winter might, long ago, dear reader,
when you closed your eyes with the glad
anticipation that to morrow's arms would
be laden with stockipgsful of toys, and
cookies, and nuts, and candies, and what
not? You fell aslcep-didnt you ?
furry coat and trousers, or smoke a
pipe, or drive his team adown the chin
ney: it was not clear how he could get
down the smoky huc, and somehow moth
er seemed to hold some underlined rela-
ton with the nocturnal visitor. And
how is it with the little ones of yoar
household now? Are they not expecting
Santa Claus? Let all prepare for him
How many little stockings, that on last Christ
mas day
We're ;in'd 10y darling little ones hay2 since been
put away
Now many smiling faces, that to our nursery
door
Came wishing Cherry Christmas" will come
again no more!
1Helr WaNen hands are 1olueu upon caCn quiet
breast
And the Shepherd God has gathered those little
lambs to rest.
Curious. Men of means, who few
months ago could contribute for the pur.
pose of paying II. Clay Dean, &c at the
rate of about twenty five dollars an hour
to abuse the Government, and howl and
whine for the "poor man" on account of
the $500 exemption, are now doing their
own whining because Congress is about
to repeal said exemption.
Men Of the second class militia, who
could, few days ago, sit comfortably
with their heels on the top Of their stoves,
and furnish what they considered very
satisfactory reasons why there should be
draft, have since placed their pedal
extrenities under them and are abroad
trying to convince people of the necessi-
ty of volunteering. They have come to
their senses. Bat still it is strange how
little legislation will reverse the rea-
soning of men; while at the same time it
is not at all strange that genuine copper,
heads should oppose the Government on
either side of a given question.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-24

Those on the county ticket who received ma
jorities were declared duly elected.
Mr.. Wright offered the following, which on
motion was adopted:
Resoled That the clerk of the Board of Su-
pervisors be and he is hereby authorized to issue
an order on the county treasurer for fifty dol.
lars to VIM. Ii. Tuthill, as full compensation for
his services as attorney for the county in set
Ting the claim of the county against S. Wam-
pier and all other legal advice to this date, De.
Cember Ia, 1868.
Mr. Wright offered the following, which on
motion was adopted:
Resolved, that the clerk is hereby authorized
to purchase thirty cords of wood for the county,
provided said wood is purchased for a sum not
tie exceed S3.59 per cord; and that he draw an
order on the county treasurer for the same.
The committee on expenses made the follow
ing report which on motion was adopted:
To the Hon. Board ofSupervisors.
Your committee on expenses beg leave to
make the following report, as related to the pur-
chase of safe for the Treasurer's Office, at your
last meeting, was recommitted and time allowed
to report at this meeting. Having attended to
that duty by examining safe owned by VIM. II .
Tuthill, Esq., and received from him PROPOSE
ton to sell the same for 5000. Your committee
would recomme nd that said safe be purchased
for said purpose, and that the clerk be author
lied to issue warrants for the same. All OF
which is respectfully submitted.
w. ROLLINS,
W.MAsoN.
Claims allowed by the Board:
J l. Bradshaw, keeping pauper Little S26.26 1926
W G Dodds, doctor bill vol fam % 90 23.O0
Clark Milford, printing, $500 $500
Taylor, keeping pauper, 47.O5 1900
On motion. adjourned without day.
II. WHARTON, Chairman.
! A. SHAW, Clerk, per J. W. Bagly deputy.
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