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, 1863-05-07

NTfsectIAncOu8.
-. to,,or,ae .,..,,, c,,.-ad
from Cleveland for th1, port on the 4h ins Prop Ev.
srr,-en r,,+v ~, M,dntyht
Ths nolIov;nc y,sse1. arrived At Baca1o from this
80 se's ~ r.,-
port on Sne Afh last: schfs S4faa Cio". Cutle#.
The following veasels cleared from Buffalo for this
mort IN thr an yn.t Sen-, cnrfeH sarah C1ov
,..,,.,
spts ~ ,..sa 49, 49, - ne, -
-. ~. .1s.t ....1. ~ ,.-1.. 49,. ~. 80
49,, s.h.a.... rh.,- r.-~... .,,o,...a ;. - ~
e,.,er..s,n. he,x1..t To- er.- .e-, a. ns.-o,t
ecs ~ s.1rde1 n ta a,<.e1 G1 6 -
w1aEe arc sorry to STATE certain e4,cEt faarr
After moving Aeont loo fest and hef stern nndin: 70
t ~ ber asrhin1 .nT fS-,h.r al etYot. ~ t c
trsfY Notwithstanding II Is that the services
, 1863-05-07

The -four market was duh, Ind PRICES uled low y
q krl for common county extra to choice family.
Whcat was heavy, and in the. opinion Of some, =
little lower in pneo Gem advanced T. og5asl ~ i
bnshel. Oats were h1m and pretty stesdy At
sboat Saturdays prices. the principal sales Of
prime in good a1d new sacks being 7Se Per oafh
small sales at SIC per busheI exclusive Of sacks,
and 1t 60c, including sacks. No eales of barley:
The market for provisions ant Lard Was con- m
Cd. Thc price for whisky was 10: per gallon
sellers finding 1t impossible to obtain higher
, 1863-05-07

BALTIMORE, Monday, May 4, 1859.
Til, following Government contracts have been
warded:. 011i cad Object cattle at S5-2o, to Ed
ward Williams, Of Baltimore; l,000 brls new prime
mess pork, to James c, Adams. OF Baltimore, at
s1570; y:5 do do do, to J. F. Lippincott, Of Balti.
more, at 91AN; 463 do DO Dc tod. B. Eastman, OF
sugar, to Il. r Cogsshall and ]: 3. EASTMAN, at
s1S56. Theodore Wilson, Of Philadelphia. 100000
4 Co. Of Philadelphia. 50O0. ms Of hard bread at
$516; James ". Hammersly. Of Philadelphia,
f5,cGO ibs OF new sugAr-cured hams Mt $i0s3 per
100 pud 30,OOn nB new bacon sides st $1.47; j. J.
Banla,d, Of Baltimore. 3O0,e coo lDs Of new bacon
sides ut $s.4s; 1.C00 brls flour, all to Baltimore
parties at xT371T55.
, 1863-05-07

the Eastern markets, which latter, as general
thing, absorb better class Of bseadstnFs Than in
former years. On European account there is no
inuuiry. ana the markets arc much depressed. Wo
ha1e lttlc OF no ch1nec to make In quotations,
which are nominal tor some grades:
81 7oGtT IS: medium, 17.s5; choice including:
St Louis fasor!te brauds, T. c0G310 IS: extra Mich
icnn is held ut $S0018.G5, Ohio, $76as5.3o, as to
ffw
, 1863-05-07
Boston Flour market-May 2.

{FroM the ComMefcia1 HuHet1H'1
The -four marke. remains quiet and steady 1t
navigation promises to bring forward large sup
piy. nd receipts for he last few days hare been
increasing. is howsSes ew'ns ta tas spsfs spss,
cr.lee ara ycrY scarce and wanted. The
ean Is principally eonnned to the current
uants of the trade, and the supply Of
, 1863-05-07

GOVERNMENT RTockb. ~.
U.SGs 81, reg 107 | 730No :.1aaM
MoSEI-Firmer at eGGc.
Sterling exchange nominal at 16s3t6a fo7 hrst
claes bills -; ~.-s -.
Gold fsmcr bnt very unsettled. opening At S. ad-
vtncfng to 81 declining to 81 and clo5ns irregular
at 517t0lba.
The Persia today for Liverpool carried ont
$ele, ,sH In specie.
New YoRK. May s, 1ea3-Closins quotations,
TlONotcs, hoax; Pacific Mil, 1s6.i@167H; ny:
Central, 1lsHGol1aa1; Quicksilver. IN; Erie. s5S
11sA Ra 1lf a:s csftoh i s@W 0'o
, 1863-05-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, May 6. 1853.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts arc very light
and the offerings arc not attractive TO buyers. U1E
market is qniet and nominally without change
the TRANSACTIONS being too light to siEo IN accurate
idea Of quotations.
Sales were:
Leedha1n sold Norris, Rinucman d Wai1el1 Il
head very good State steers, averaging 1870 Ds,
at $500. ..'
CooE sold Boswell 107 head rough grade stcers,
Averaging 651 1bs. at $500
HOGS-Onr market continues dull md dropping.
Holders, not feeling disposed to accept the ruling
offers prefer shipping. The offerings comprise
mostly medium qualities.
, 1863-05-07

w- An grain sold .ta store' >. reported u
this mar ke& 5e0rs a. subject to &c storage, hsch
ts raid BY the buyer. ere:u.are Of tbs prize paid
for ne grain to the ttnsy. 'Vhta trcnaaction is
s e5t r aef e. os .t5 ast u s
.ate* are Qaoted as t'ie<red,' satss ofh@r'ei's
WEDsEspAT EyES1xo. May Q, 1863.
FREIGHTs-Duu, but without material charge |
Sultan. Mechanic, ach1s Mary Collins and corin-
al tn ie1 sop u f ssh, ons DosE Il
equal to &c for corn; echs. n HcNair, with corn,
| and sss asking $50 for nour to New York, and |
FLogR-Reeelved, s,:u brls; shipped By Lake.
"Beeker's Double Extra At $3.50; 4 o brIs " Vol
per at ii sN; do bis fair spring extra at IS %;
spring extra at t175; soo hrla wcely spring extra
30 siis 9sssn sp!In I supsf snpsf at sio';
loN b,ls ASHFORD do at g. Is.
CORN MEA1r-lo tons unholtea Corn Meal on
''siE MiI 5Tff' 2ss. is ton, fair Mid
dlings track al sa1.oo; Bran ia offered At $500
" WHEATNReeeiyeds .EHAi Il 1.e bu; shipped s,573 bu.
Market more active and advanced sG3c On Nos.
and 4a5c On No Spring. Sales were As follows:
500 hn do In same house, Il Sill; 5000 b1 do in
North SIDE heaees, at *1:li; SEQ hu.do At II is;
Ra ba s5s It s.
side henses, at eoe; ,:oo sn do at.sle:, a,.oo
iii; en- osahps osapReds Sc:
s@ nsef 1n Ined ranaI 1dGss Miesd aaosf !, e9ue e
16,tC0 bu AiIcd Com IN store at sis: 5000 hu
DO at AsAc; l1;soo hu 20 at 4sSe; EVW On DO at
4sc; eoo h9 Yellow Corn n stosc M az 9.s: oNa bu
By SamVie-5,a o bu White Mixed in bsgs At Soc
delxsFso. puca,v.s .. g, b, sb,,ncd ,fo .osb,
81 ss "a
seeespts DO at 5SAs a ba ~ hGI9sn. o9is u
oas5 q eS On os h 9ggr.t sd,ancd toc
ner hnsbti as!es Tsre:-ao S e. hu M No. in store
at It sc: I,9o ba Do at 54Ys: Loo bu DO 1t S4c.
h,ds g. i G 1a .r,c m bara It
, SOC 1fISro g traek, uxp..e e.,aa.-soh,,.a nj
so1lo H1eh"1>E~9--AafAe1a asn- ~ 0'4' ~
sS9ff ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ut stoesac
eoses ps M.soa sssss
wsfs:-soo bFls sasna~ and 100 oEls onondase a'
$ s!m; ap1.N srirn-ao b,cz cao;ce at Al m.
Market j ys5y gfn dpll Or ,,,.n.,. 81. - saex
oTHf FAo sEHba 6nsnstb busheis s sooa at s1so
| n nVER EEEn.tn hushcls NJ Ct * Market
aim9ss enM5gE n neGtscteu. ex ,r..,,+ ,.,,.r.
l. ~, nnela 5,f3 g. ,nds a,t,d -
O a,nsHa 80 1 * ;thot hnrar 1'1-o" ""eA"N :"
t. $!E13g1. 1sS Mashont M onsers; a A., ~.
IT nuLA ~ iE 1s yscraa LII -, ~
Tx G ~ .a Pun cn,nfr1 c RnE Shou,ie,s 1nose al
d,uuu pcs country cut DUE o1ouAoese' 'oo7o' a.
oHe: a,, c.1.a.
Lahf-Demand light aud market 1au. sales:-
IS t1ss and IT bsls prime country Leaf at g.
F. GREAsE-so bzls White ant feuo" arease al
u ~. o,. c, ~ .,.n, ,.,..a,,.x,
j taow In lots al &c: pkrs GOOD do at 9At Cit
~ oAS
DRIED APPkES-lbo brls choice new 1o.t
| Apples az bssc; ~ ptls ohlo Apples al e4es
~ brls Dc At 65se oo.
X BolS ani1 nai,r s,ias tnsv ,yere - lars cfoic.
table butter at eSc i jars DO at &C ! o1s cnotct
Roll at Sc: $50 hb good Roll at nc. f11kil
m | Butter is aEll at 15G1tSc.
n POTATOES-Thc1e il rather more inquiry to
ay but there Is no change to note In prices: Sale
y. wetc: 1Ts bags fais Mixed on track at Sc; G
, 1863-05-07

Owing to the eevere atorm Of wind and rain there
was almost total suspension Of husinces. There
ia 10 disposition among shippers Or epe! uatora to
operate, and the market for -four and wheat in the
absence ofsaes Is entirely nominal. Corn declined
1c The receipts were SSH brls do1r, 1,76o bushels
wheat and .541 bu corn.
, 1863-05-07

Tho market for old butter continues on the de-
cline and the new lots arriving from this State sell
slowly at about lsst weeks quotations: As yet
there Is no grass butter in the market but we see
70 season as get to suppose that it will go at less
th.n 1sc and VIC think the first lots afriyu: fron
tie Wcsterp Reserve will bring aoc. The Europe
an markets arc gutted with old butter, which will
| be cold mostly for grease.
, 1863-05-07

Ocean FreI.hts at Now Tor1k-tIAy \.
Are little more active. To Liverpool: 1900
bu rom at I'd il bulk; $50 bxa bacon at 3D.
bv NEUTRAL $50 pkgs lard at "a Cd 100 tcs beef at
Is Cd; by steamer, 1,G Q bxs bacon at e3s1ess Cd
70 London: 25lV br1s f1nar at is Cd: by neutral
5OD brls -four st - I'd. To Glasgow. Per steamer,
400 bids lard at 35s; and 10 Rotterdam, 5000 bn TIE
nh frH.a har
, 1863-05-07

D / e d.

In this city Afsy 4:h. TOY PAEL ou1y child OF Mar.
Gus 4. a1tL Lucia D. FarEs, aged year. II months.
FunerI Oh Thursday. from their residence, rs
WArath Atenne, At 4. II.
fu.l.v 2a Third avenue. GEO. " MCKEE, First Lieu
tenant Company. SID Regiment illinois Solnatecrs,
RCed It yeaIt,
, 1863-05-07

buffalo Cattle Marker-MaJ i.
Reef Catt1e-Received, 1,199 head. Market duh
no sales reported. Hogs-Received. 1,1S9- Mar-
ket heavy and dull, with tEiding sales.
, 1863-05-07

New York Hide Market-may i.
For dry hides, there has been an improved de.
naud, at slight concession, and the sales have
been much larger than for some time pact. For
green Falted there 1e limited demand, with sale:
Or $500 city and country at 94GA10kccAsh-
, 1863-05-07

Stock of Coffee In Now Eork-rIaY l..
The total amount Of coffee OF nil kinds, in store
in New York on the 1st inst, Is 935ta bags, aud
20, ,7sA mats against LIS, ,t65 bags and 16,100 mats
last year.
, 1863-05-07

schr 3. r. Loomls Morley Buffalo, II 20 bu wheat.
Slhr HArvest Queen. Talt Buffalo, 2.t2s bu osts no
hr1s pork
schr Ecar dtnavian. Ritrson. ncaale 1885 bu wheat
sehr Mark H. sihisy Hale, llnttelo Z 20 By corn
Echr Habxua Becker. 5sweGo. 1seEc = c,tu.
Echr Norwegian. shattnck, DsvcEo, y s:s ba corn.
Echr e. Tr0e briEe. Siacktor1 Buffalo II 10 wheat
Schr Nofuine Light, Hea Buffalo. .po9 bu corn.
, 1863-05-07

Received, 1,esa bu wheat, a675 bn corn, 3.5 bn
oats Whcat-Eo sales. Corn unsettled at 6!Q1
&C for Mixed. Oats. 6ac. RE dull ut $1oo- Bar
lev 8l,:41It1, 40.
, 1863-05-07

The leather market is little more active, with
out material variation In prices. The salcs arc
chiefly in small lots as wanted for consumption,
current manufactures, qnite liaiiscd.. For hem
loekteole. we quote Bneuos Ayres. heavy and mid.
die weights, at 2s429c: Ofinoco do a75<G32Sc; and
upper is scarce and in demand at 343Sc z D. Call
etins dull at previous rates.
, 1863-05-07
9nr Euls

TOR SALE-House and Lot on
u fr.,re a,eaue, nen. Old street Tbs Let Is -
sne s2et eera o
+ = n g9Sd af e. IT, en!,
S1s 81 = 4 2
%ss dsii So'4 & "A's4 '''es' 1'00l1 ~ ~ ''N'
TOR SALE-Desirable Real FE-
IT, To u A;es,enr en-
sas
1oa nnaef scS Ist nss ss4 TSn os ts
Gs On the hsa En- & q 1na
tE3 L1ssf2 s SoTia p,Efs:en as ~ essa Apply to
nor SALE 0R m RET7T
I House snd Lot on tho Worth slde and IL rood .
soS g. sos.s e. 'Ry T.
TOR SALE AT A GREAT BAR
- gAE-The stock md fixtures ofQ. 3. DIscu =
Ga Wes sne chesxo Is
sa9 e "a e
sHs
=: 99:.s. : = y =: :; :; Sa:e.1 . ~ ~
HVh oALE-A bn1lding: me
taItsss wi L to
gs:s h y. Apply to
TOR SAIE-Anoble family horse,
seven sea.s asa aud Is; hands hisa: 1aaura Of DR'
m9sSI5aEa. 1aks 'fFzss. 'Tfsno's bocf'
=:,.=S7=Se- :, :; 7----- ,7---;7 -
II OR oAIE-I or1aDle EnSlnes,
, 1863-05-07

New York Stock and Money Market.
By Tclcgraph.1 NV xoah, Aay D. 1soS-
srocSs-,ssoond Board-With few exceptions,
, 1863-05-07

Tot.l 4741 3l1|0 83585 455st go I'D
Coucepd'g day .,.r~ 1o,c.o ,so, ,o,o a-or
Inst JeRE.,... t495 So11o 1ua&7u 9ooo 4po3 oooo
Grass High Live Dfs'd BeeL
seed Hides w'es. Ho.s. Hogs Ctle
Il. ma hrla No M No
, 1863-05-07

EH1IXENT3 Hf I1hE JOE THE LIST 1HESTf.f0Cn
HOURS.
Flour Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. .Dar1'y
btIs, bu. bn bu. bu. bu.
BnfEalo .... 80. 9575 30100 1opi25 80. ....
Other Porta.. -... 49,. 400 -. ,.-- ....
, 1863-05-07
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, 1863-05-07

WEDNESDAY, ErES1SG, Nay 6, 1868.
R81EfpTs TOE TILE LIANT TwES1f'fouR HOURS
F1our. Wheat. Corr. Oats. Rye ariy.
, 1863-05-07

TRAssF1R,-Iho First Board Of Trade Reg1-
-npnt has been transferred to thu second
tr,pade Of Gen. McA1thnr's division Letter
writer's should bear 1t In mind.
, 1863-05-07

~, q
.o'n oi ias1 sa1'fcn 'ne Urn oi ". ~ narrls TT O
10, Nnolesaao olusgls1s, q. .. :ousa % "a.et
','e.'' .>,-,l. ~. 80 A,e- ~
pun uo' son1Are ~ S7' '"1 ~ $500. s.,
tof s'ea'et saes' .ul0 ooA' ..a ls@ @,. ~ 'ss
toN'a 1u>' ~ o.o'. "t| o~' -, ~ "
p'aeeu unqe' ea .ue e,as"' nA1 49, ~ - a.'.1.a ~ ~
ounoine. u 10" oa5s' n""s'',' i''' - euau.a
y ano msstetlo"s'y usapptsAteu 1tom ti.t9
pace o' aepos4s' ''ao eno URN "o's uuAois "
discover tae WHEREABOUTS u 'neA1 ssoAsa ptop
eftJ. lew oays ago lnes lepo1seo lne Ae.s
to the Chief OF fonce, anu 'no "ofA o. lef1s.-
ing out tue supposed aFcenJ was ass'sueo ~
omeef etfepie' VINO os uatlfins pstss'sf'nso
ana snfe"a ni1oeuIct"s' eu.sssueu' W
4uesoaS' oo-n !" i.soIe,os .ue ,oss f.ops'o
anu oi1esuns LUG aAe' WV % ~ A@'
s'o'sn A. Aas VA oA euvsp "'s to"a4
IN q 1nateh laceo1s' VI aitcneA esiest' ueat
the 6llfs house. out tne parties na'ins IL IL
their possession had paTehssea II IN gooa
1t in turn from man named Frederick Dob
ler, for the nominal sum OF IS. DobleT was
arrested on the charge Of larceny, and yester-
dny morning was arraagned before the Police
tourt 1he e'losn'e ,.1 1latnst -. "a ete1,,
and nc was aeeo'ulng!s eonm.e' ~ aeI.a1%
OF seoo ball 10 q" AIT n'''o 't'a1 IL sne ''ecof-
defs court -
The PRESENTATION TO Mr.. FARGO our
Issue Of yesterday, VIC mace ot'e1 al.asion 70 ,
the presentation OF m elegant carriage ana
horses 10 Jas. y. a1Go' 1s4'' o". eH.nn
, 1863-05-07

MEETISG.-The Canal Committee will meet
this {Thursday; evening, Mt the MeFcan'he
Association rroms
, 1863-05-07

Q,-What time in the day did you first SEQ at
Joliet tho newspapers Of which you hare hereto
Al think It was abont noon.
TRnnSE H.S Of ,o FL o
AIN the Office of the hotel
Cor whom.
O.-What time in the day did you make thatpur-
chase; was It before OF a1ter dinner, and, Il be-
'oIe nPu thoK ioh9 It was about noon but don't rcco
| 1ect whether 1t was before OF after dinner; my
beet recollection is that 1t was after dinner.
2%Was Il tse lPs P.pss1, e, issusd on the Gay upon
At was the paper dated tho 1th Of January.
! don't know when It WAS issued. ..-'
Q-Was tho sth Of January the day on which
A.-Thnt IL my best recollection.
Q.-Did you leave Joliet for Chicago on the next
!. ELI III Joliet or the
morning OF the sth, which would be the morning
o-on what road did Jon return to Chicago,
E-0n The Rock Island Railroad.
Q-Hov manT passenger cars vera there attach
/ A-Well. sir, : don't know.
Q,-Wcrc there more than one!
A.-Therc might have been. bnt my opinion Il
o oNHow far from Joliet eta.ion was It where til.
I.sI don't knoVs the distance, but az now re
| member, 1t Is the nIst station from this place.
Q.-Did you notice her when shc tzst got o.
eos!o %'di did.
bid yop observc her much from the tim
she rot On board, until you handed her the ps
pss.Icapnot ststc that observed her much;
noticed her when she camo '4t1 t5e a. ooor. T., %
oEpid you continue TO observe her al the tim
3 hsEFrom he time the i1dy CANA to take seat
the car till she turned round on the seas and looke
, 1863-05-07

NJ DC.
Lumber, from Shcldon's mills. Kalamazoo, at
s1s6,: cargo ofechr Belle, from Naultowoc, strips
and boards, at $1350; cargo Of eehr Adds, coarse,
from Kalamazoo, on p. t. ..-
SHlNGLES-Dul1. Sales: 100000 Shingles, per
echrs Elbe and AIDA, from ka!amazoo. on ?. t.
:E1EI-Are fair nrd 1T cuni demand. we
, 1863-05-07
nor SALE OR TO RENT'

TOR SALE-Portable Engines,
It thc she1 mao House 81 u liz FEaaklnst Chicago
, 1863-05-07

EFFECTS or THH sroRh--Among other ef-
fects Of the severe storm and gale Of Tuesday
afternoon and evening, We observe that the
majestic fag poll, which SO long stood on
Michigan avenue, at the foot of Washington
street, waa blown down, and now lies pros
trate on the ground, severed into two parts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-16

ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT..
,,r;,. ,rchased large stock Of Printing Material,
re are urepsred to execute every variety OF
Plain and Ornamental Printing.
v ,,rn;.h. on short notice, DEEDS, BoNDs. and
o,.,c,,I BLANKS OF every description, in neat and
satisfactory manner.
~ GIVE Us A TRIAL! III
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-16
Surrender of ViCkSburg.

KEAR OF kSBt RG, JulH L.
Vicks burg has surrendered. We en-
tered the city at 10 a. m, and at high
noon the flag gracefully waved forgive
ness for the past. Over 20 1000 prison
ers were taken, with small arms iunum-
cradle, and the finest riff d batteries in
the Confederate service.
At about ! a. m, of July Sd, flag Of
truce was seen upon the rebel breast
works. An officer was sent to receive it.
All firing ceased, and thousands Of men
throngcd the rarapct> to see the foe with
whom they had contendcd for II days,
each concealed from the other. Tie
men, Oh both sides, gazcd in wonder
ment. No arms were visible, only men,
aud the carthworks were alive. All
looked like men who labor in mills or
lime quarries Slouched hats, shirts and
pants were the uniform. But little was
said, though in some places the men
were not more than ten or fifteen feet
apart
The bearers of dispatches to our Gen
erals were conduc,ed, blindfoldcd, to the
tent of Gen A Smith, whose front they
had entered He escorted them to the
tent of Gen. S. Burbrid ge, to remain
until his return from the quarters o.
Gen. Grant, five miles away. They con
versed of old times more than Of tht
present. After more than an hours
conversation their answer came, aud they
were again bindfolded and returned tt
their own works.
Still the men sat in silence. Not ,
gun Was fred in that part Of the works
All wondered what it meant,
The purport Of the rebel message wa
this:
"GEN GRANT-To prevent the fur
ther effusion of blood and loss of life,
propose that hostili'ies cease for ---
hours, and that you appoint three com
missioners and | three, to confer upo
conditions of surrender, though | Ca
hold out indefinitely"
To which Gen. Grant replied:
"As to your first proposition, it is fc
. you to avoid at any time. As to tn
second, see no necessity for that, 9
there can be no conditions Of surrender
We can oil bear testimony to your endu1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-16

nay Dennis Mahony don't like Col.
Stone He devotes whole column Of
his Herald to very hearty deuuucia.
tion of the Colonel Dennis is not "wiss
in his day and generation" Ifhe wish.
es to ipjure Col. Stone he ought to praise
him. That would most probably make
loyal people think there was something
wrong in him. Dennis was never known
to speak we'll ofa patriot, or to deuouuss
a trsitor!-Hawkeye
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One Of party Of gentlemen visit
ing the colored regiment near George
town. yesterday, CHANGED to say playfully:
"There is good many woody heads about
here" eyes" said one of the darkeys,
"plenty Of rooly heads, but no copper
heads"
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CLAW AND ORDER a traitorous
sheet in Chicago was ordered to be sup
pressed by the Military Comm ander of
the Department. The Copperheads rails
ed a terrible howl over the act.
An officer in the same city engaged in
the performance of his duty, enrolling
the militia, is set upon by mob, insti
gated and infuriated by this identical
paper, ard so injured that his death is
certain. The Copperheads have not a
word to say against it. That is their re-
gard for claw and order" 1t is Lawful
10 their eyes to resist the law! 1t is un
lawful to suppress treason or punish trai
tors! That's what they mean when they
say they are loyal.-Ha,ckeye.
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Upton, IOWA, JULY 16, 1863.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Correspondence oftbe Advertiser.
WAsulSGToN, y c., July c, lsts.
EDlroE ADVERTISERS:
The whole country has had an interest
in what might be the fate of Washing
ton should one army or the other con-
quer in the great battle that was to be
fought consequent upon the invasion of
Pennsylvania by the rebels. All rebel
dom was hoping Lee would be able to
defeat Hooker and then pouuce on the
Federal capital, while every loyal heart
was lifting aspirations to the God OF
battles to give success and victory to
the Army of the Potomac There has
been no unusual excitement here since
the rebels crossed the Potomac, but rath-
er suppressed quiet produced by the
intense interest all have felt in the crisis
which all loyal persons hope is now pass
! ed by TIE repulse the rebels have recciv-
ed from our gallant army during the past
week.
Our anxiety was increased by the
/ change in cnmOIanGers just on the eve
Of desI crate fight, and more especially
as the story was in circulation here that
Gen. Hooker was reno ed on account Of
drunkenness but Us the truth Of the
case became known it gave us relief. As
our army passed north of H"rpcr's Fer
ry, Gen. Ii locker wished the troops there
to be added to his army. to make assur.
ance doubly sure, and Gen. Hatlcck re-
fused to allow his request, at the same
tiuue restricting Gen lIookcrs army t.
such movements Us would render the
safety o; WASHINGTON certainty. Gen.
Hooker thought lie saw disposition t.
cripple him so that he could gain no de
requested the President to relieve hiu
of the command, at the same time recon
mending Gen Meade as lis successor
and Offering to take command Of corp:
under him This | learn to b" the tru.
history of the D'attcr, and that there i:
good understanding between Genera
Hooker and General Meade, who tool
the forces at Harper's Ferry withou
asking leave Of Gen. Halleck, and thus
the "htth Wheel Of our coach was cir
, cumvented.
. We have had but few details of th
battles fought the week past, but all seen
to feel this morning that Gen. Mead,
aud the Army of the Potomac are c1us
to the emergency
| The militia of the District have beer
called out, as a precautionary measure
| for sixty days, aud the Governmen
employees generally, have been or
ganized into companies and drilled
] should an emergency demand their ser
vices The Pension Office clerks forme
company, chose Com. Barrett, Captain
and Chief Clerk HeImink, lst Lieut. -
= the other Bureaus formeI like o,ganiz;
= tions which were approved and cncou1
0 aged by Sec Usher, who believes it t
y be the dnty Of all patriots to prepare, b
r drill aud ganization, to give effcien
2 aid to the Government. 1t is thus W
j. are enabled by "eternal vigilance, tn
!, price of liberty to say 'the Cnio
n it must, and shall be preserved
y IORZO.
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SYLVANUS YATES.

SYLVANUS YATES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Upton Iowa.
VlyILL promptly attend to all business in
w trusted to his care. Particular athena on
paid to collections. ln4lJ
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JAMES ". BAGLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR

IN CHANCERY, 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIfTOS, Iowa.
nsx- Orr,CE-At the court House, in the
Sheriff ) Office. V5nlo.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

EXCHANGE OFFICE.
L-IGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
y had of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
cha.ers. Certificates of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at a small premium.
ksy Office over Holtslander's store.
WIN. IL. TUT!llLL.
Upton, Iowa. July lst, 1850
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TNDS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NUSCATINE :: IOWA.
Office, No. I'll Second street. Particular atten.
Jon given to collections in Muscatne, Louisa,
Cedar johnson and Scott countics-ttles exam
med taxes paid, &c.
MI