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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-18

10The following account Of horrible
atrocities committed by the rebels in
Alabama, is given by parson Brownlow's
paper of the 10th ult:
On the Gath of February, 1868, Brig.
Gen. Dodge, at his headquarters for the
District OF Corinth, officially announced
a string of the most revolving depreda-
tions, outrages and murders perpetrsted
by the rebels upon Alabama Union fam.
lies This publication shows that they
have not carried on this war in accord
unce with the rules that govern civilized
nations in such cases, aud that the out
RACES perpetrate1 are disgraceful even to
savaees. We give below a few Of the
instances named by Gen. Dodge: Abe
Cauady and Mr.. Mitchell were hung
for being Union men, and no other crime
was laid to their charge. They were cit.
liens of Marion county, Alabama. Mr..
HALLMARK and his daughter of the same
county, were shot for the same cause.
The daughter was instantly killed, and
the father mortaly wounded, and died
in . few days. Peter Lewis and three
of his neighbors were hunted down aud
captured by one hundred blood hounds.
The houses Of Messrs. Palmer, Welsby,
Williams, the three Wightmsns, and
some thirty others, were burned. The
women and children were turned out Of
doors, aud the community "3otifed that
if they allowed them to 60 into other
houses, or fed, clothed or harbored them
in any manner, they would be served in
the same way. Mr. Peterson, living at
the head OF Bull Mountain, was shot
down in the presence of his family, and
for being a Union man. Gen. Dodge,
at the time of making this publication,
was feeding one hundred of these dis
tresscd families, who, with their women
and children, some gray haired men, and
even crippIes on crutches, were driven
out through the woods and found their
way to the federal camps, supplcating
the General for food and shelter from the
chilling blasts of winter. In most case,
this was done because the parties were
for the Union, and refused to sanction
the foul heresy of secession. In othe,
cases it was done because the parties had
sons or relatives in the Union army
The statements Of these families going
into the Federal camps, the Genera
says, are beyond belief, did be DO. have
the evidence before him in such a shape
and abundance as to forbid a denial o
the fact Such is southern chivalry, ant
' such is the spirit engendered by thi
, worse than internal rebellion, in tn
= hands of set of the mos: corrupt leader
I, now out of hell =! They are a sweet Sc
/ of rascals to charge upon the Fedora
: troops all sorts Of depredations and out
= RACES!
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The Portland Transertpt has the fol.
lowing good Yankee stosy: z1- ~. ..
At the battle Of the. Rppahannoek
Station, after the 5th Maise had gained
possession Of the works in their front,
and were busy taking whole brigade Of
Johnnys to the rear, Colonel Edwsrds,
who was one Of the irst to reach tha
rifle pits, took few men FROM company
G., and pressed on in pursuit Of more
prisoners, supposing some might ~ try
ing to get away in the darkness u the
night. Following the line Of forti1sa.
.ious down towards the fiver 10 ssw
before him long Zine Of troops ID
the rife pits. Finding that he wss iu
tight fix, he determined to put on bold
face.
"Whcre is tie officer 10 command Of
these troops" demanded the gallan, Col.
onel.
"Herc, answered the Colonel who w.s
commanding the rebel brigade, "asd Who
are you, sir!" 30. r-a y
"My name is Colonel Edwards, Of the
9th Maine, and I demand you to surrcn.
OcF your coWpauy.
Il will confer with my officers first,
replied the rebel officer. l..
"Not a moment will ALLOW, sir" said
Colonel Edwards. "Don't you see nv
columns advancing? (poin,ing to " large
body OF men marching over the hin, but
who were rebel prisoners being marched
to the rear) Your forces Oh the right
have ak been captured, aud your retreat
is cut off," aud as the rebel commander
hesitated, he continued, "Forwardl 9th
Maine and 2lst New York;"
Il surrender, SIR" said the rebel CON-
mander, quickly. "Will you allow me
the courtesy Of retaining sword that
has never been dishonorcd2" u
"Yes, sir" replied Colonel Il "but I
will take the swords ofthose' offc.rs,"
pointing to the Colouels by his side.
+ They were handed to him.
Nov order your men to lay down
their arms, and pass to the rear with this
guard
They obeyed, aud whole brigsdo Of
Louisianians, the famous 9Th and 9th
Tigers being among them, permitted
themselves to be dissrmed, and marched
to the rear as prisoners of war, by Col
onel Edwards and less than dozen men
Of his regiment.
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"A Scotch lady writes thus Of gentle

"A Scotch lady writes thus Of gentle.
men who use tobacco:
MAY lady never press his lips, his profered love
returning,
Who makes a furnace Of his moath, and keeps
his chimney bnrDing,
Nay each true woman shun his sight, for fear his
fumes would choke her.
And none but those who smoke themselves have
kisses for smoker.
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BOOT a ND SHOE
%HoPl

- s. WrEfCK, having removed to FIRST door
north Of Browns Furniture shop. is pre-
~ pared to manufacture To order, all kincs
of Boots and Shoes, In the neatsst and
most durable manner. He ,elects his own stock
and always gets the best. A good supply OF
Home. Made Boots always on Hand.
June 26 1862 zE
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SPIcy-WuAr A. BosToS GIRL
WANTS The editress Of the Boston
Olive Branch having re received commu :
nication from Nashville, Tenn, euquiring
whether some female printers could be
obtained there, to 50 TO Nashville, replied
as follows:
Every girl in Boston who is old
enough TO work in printing Office, or
any other office, has lover whom she
would be just as likely to trade of for a
Tennessee article as she would to swap
him IF for a grizzly bear. The idea of u
Boston girl, who goes to operas, patron
ICES Jullien's concerts, waltzcs once a
week, eats ice cream, rides in the omui-
bus, wears satin slippers, aud sometimes
kisses the editor, going to Tennessee,
except she goes as the wife Of one Of your
first citizens, editors eAccptcd), is truly
ridiculous Would not cir! 10 n nice
silk dress, lace pantale,ts, and shiny ,ai-
ter boots, look well trud eing through the
mud and miro of Nashville to en- Old roost
Of printing Office, the walls Of which
are all covered with posters offering re
wards for runaway niggcrs, while in one
corner Of the room two old darkics arc
jerking away at a Ramage press, and in
the other the editor is squirting tobacco
juice all over the floor? Wouldn't she
be in nice fix when the editor ant
some great brute of fellow whom he
bad offended got play ing at the game o.
shooting their rcvolvers across the office
at each others heads Who would make
the fire when the devil had run off apc
the editor was drunk? Who would e
home with her dark nights? Who'd take
her out to ride on Saturday afternoon:
and 60 to church with her on Suhday?-
No, sir--a Boston girl wouldn't go t
Tennessee for love or money! She ca,
get enough of both nearer home."
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JOHN 4. TUTIIII.I..

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC,
q and Agent for the
Loriilard Fire Insurance Company,
of New York city. Participating Policies issued
on reasonable terms. Office with the County
Treasurer, in the court house. s
Tipton, Iowa. Sept. 10th, 1853. [n3Syloy*l
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Soldiers, Pay and Bounty,

TCHE under 'igned give notice that they have
I made arrangements with rcsponsible agents
in Washington City. D. c.. through whom they
can obtain Bounty, BACK PAY. and Pensions
for Soldiers and all other just claims against
the government with promptness and dispatch.
All persons Interested in such claims will do
we'll to give us call.
sPIATT Il SpICEp,
n27vot Att'ys at Eaw. Upton. Iowa.
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Tailoring.

T WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THEs1ITlLENs
+ Of Upton, aud vicinity, that have commen'
ced the Tailoring business. and am prepared
make clothingin the most fashionable style and
orsLo.t notice Charges to suit the times.
Shop in the Post0tfice building.
WM ELLIOTT.
Tipton Iowa Nav sth 1862.
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clarity the juice. Milk Of lime is best
aud most available, and Mr.. Hedges says

clarity the juice. Milk Of lime is bes,
aud most available, and Mr.. Hedges says
that proportion Of fue dust is al excel.
lent cleanser. Bone coal is the usual re.
fning agent Raw, unrc6ned syrup is
most wholesome aud best for ordiGsry
purposes. Converting into sugar can
always be done, but-Akk discouraged as a
waste of labor and materials without ben
eft. It is conceded, in fact none now
doubt, that We are in good latitude for
the culture Of this article, and also that
it is very profitable. In an average Of
statements by members Of the conven
ton, it was found that thirteen dollars
was the cos, per acre Of raising. Average
cost, per gallon, twenty cents. Average
quantity, per acre raised, eighty.six gal.
Ions. s~rs~ea= ~rr"s 1sH' a. ezs ~ 7--
4 s,ntleman from Nebraska exhibited
a process OF. instantly changing mo!asses,
or "mush sugar" TO a nice, dry article Of
sugar, not having the "fodder taste. -
lie used press and some chemical. He
did not tell his secret, or he said it was
yet imperfect. He had some time since
produced a clear syrup, aud was told,
''Dut you can't get the raw taste out OF
it," lie then 6ivested it of the ''raw
taste" aud was told, "But you can't
mike sugar" lie then went to work
and made sugar, aud they said, "But you
cent mako achite sugar" He then made
sugar as white as snow, and they say
But you can't make loaf sugar" He
was now going to make loaf sugar, and
when he succeeded he would make his
process known.
have here given you the results o
the deliberations Of State convention,
which seem to have good deal Of i'm
rortance-so nuch importance &C that three
or four hundred dollars are asked of ou
State as an approprion towards defrayin:
the expenses Of publishing its proceed
iucs These investigations are vel
worth circulating, and proved Sorgh'
we'll worthy Of the attention Of Northern
farmers. 1t is easily raised, and as GER
tain as corn. The syrup itself is regard
ID as valuable as any other ordinar,
crop Tie seed weighs Fifty to sixt,
pounds to the Lushel, and is valuable 70
animals. The scum is converted int
vinegar aud finds ready market. Th
bngasse is sometimes used for fuel i
boiling the juice, and one man receives
eighty two dollars at the paper.mill 70
tie bogosse Of his crop this year. |
there SO little waste in any other crop?
Innpr
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+ his men into deserters.
II, They cant succeed in the war
until they have GO, the means of building
railroads.
Is. They can't get the means Of build
ias railroads. Lac.
10. If they GgLt they lose the day, g.
20. Unless they fight they lose every
day. ~: - ~..t...
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EXCHANGE OFErCE,

s,IGHT DRAFTS, On NEW YORK GAN BE
= had of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
.asers Certificates Of Deposit and Drafts on
Ea.rern Cities, cashci. American gold furnish
ed at n small premium.
Gf~O.Hce over 1Ioltslander's store.
WM. II. TUTHllL.
Upton Iowa: July lst $500.
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- Mr.. Averill exhi.ited his Psno
JAS 5.ms d psaasylvania Han. last night Il will
~elt pay fer every ono TO 60 and see this worh
. .bf art. There are many scenes Of battles and
10 rIproN. CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA. 4J I
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soRGHo CONVENTION.
70 GROW s0RGHo-wnIcH 1s BfsT-sESD-
y ~..H MACHlNERY-SC0AR.
le Chicago Journal.

!. bondence OF the Chicago Journal.
."' Fl "oD b MADISON. WIS.,. February s, 1874
~ ~ State Convention Of Sorghum grow
;odjourned its meeting here to day
~as called for the Sd lust, on which
d at ~ o'clock p. u. i. completed its
apiss,iou, placing David Atwood, ef
Wisconsin Jcurs.ul, in the chair,
choosing Messrs 0 s. Wiley and
Plumb as secretaries. About sew.
or eighty have been in attendance,
01y substantial farmers, and others
ninake agriculture their study, resi-
~ OF this and adjoining counties,
sh few reside in remote counties.
| ne few ir.~'liiiuofs: a number o'
| hfacturers were present with thei'
| 10 manufacturing machinery, and
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LAST Rssss1.--laaufecsursrs a inferior
A A,er..ua who gooiS hot ssll 1adef their own
W. al ames, have doubtless adopted that Of De LAND
i Co., and the labels Of sAeir Chemical salsrs
W es-a superior arsicse-to make sales They
v,rc Sannot sell twice In place without detection
atist 1he eenuine 10 n red papers. ..s
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THOs. HANNA ....,. va
f,,s, ATTORNEY AT LAW, .re-ss.# # -.
lMDscArArE: =: :I0va.
Office. No. 2ll Second street. Particular atAen =
ion given to collections in Muscatine, Louisa,
Cedar, johnson aud cott counties-titlcs exam
med, taxes paid, &c. ..s @-s~5+ Is." .t'
149 tfT~,sT v&ETE ~ 49,
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SYLVANUS YATES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrToS Iowa.
WILL promptly attend to all business in
w trusted to his care Particular attention
paid to collections. , sfz ln4lJ rs
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JAMES w. NAlsLEH,tx
ATTORNEY AT LAW SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY, Il NOTARY PUBLIC;
'~i& srs TIrroN, Iowa. +'.
nJ> Orr1cE-At the Court House. in the
District Clerks Office. v5nlO.
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DIR. r. r. SMITH. -
q CURGEON DENTIST. Artiacial h.
- Teeth on Vulcan ised Rnbber; 41lYD
also, Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
Block Work, Il desired. Office over Childs'
store, Upton. Iowa. Yn2l -s77
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nTThsa BAaRsHAUtTw viii give 2 Conceft
il sv,SesiJvn On "Wednesday night, March
T., IA 1864. Admission ss esntsi Children Is CEN"
!, - ,over. Of music That Wish to enjoy rars
>. se.t ws0uSwsN - at,snd, Or shs bAx ma ~
Al, a y FIRST cleis srosps " vocalists IL
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N. ii. TULLCSS, ID. ID. S.,
0FFICE west side of Clinton street -
Z Tween Washington and College, t71SV3
streets, IOWA CITY, IOWA. Ao
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-03-19

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