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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-27

A,seF months campaign and the suec..s,,.
.erflno Onslaught and obstinate resistaae. a. =.
Fort Emporium on Fifth street. The v.S.
news Of peace viii give such joy 10 N. c...,.a'
Hatless, shirtless and sKifsles,. a. ~. ....-.
OF peace would convey to the heart, Of n.y.
VINO live In war times. The past week WIN \.
ever memorable a. most eventful on. !. ~
annals Of this crusade upon CAsAp 4 a., =. 'ae
ceIeor1ted Clothing and all kinds Of Css.,l
mems Furnishing Goods. Uur speei.I 10y. ossues
armed and equipped regardless Of exnsn. o0sfs
rived, "a usual, at the scene Of action = o.
to see nothing of the occurrence: bus s1.ss . y.
inquiries from very reliable gentlemen. siassmM
most fertile imagination, noted doWr ~.
ora 81. OF On eyewitness to the last sngsgensst
attacked the Emporium front and rear IA ssNs
met by the blandest smiles. No sooner hsd s,ss
entered the lines Of the finest Of eoods i. ~ ~
country, than they were seized around sh..s
necka, measured and repulsed for want Of ~.
Coats, Vests, Pants, shirts, Hats, C.~
.. and Furhishing Goods.
Nothing daunted, however. and KNOWN, a.,
hesiegers pressed on in overwhelminr nr~. w
and determined to carry the fort and eyerrsIiss
IN 1t with . storm of greeAbacks ct sny eoss.
while CAsAD a GILAoRE were equsily dete,m;.''
ed never to surrender a. long as there n. !.
garment in the store or shirt IN the Iocl..I
Reinforcement being Received bv ever ,..,.
for those so cruelty sacrificed, all hona of,.a..
ing the stock by assault was ahaudosed nv ~
beseigers, and the olive branch Of peace 6,.m,
accepted on terms alike honorable and satisf.:
tory to both sides, and by which an partie, -
ceived what they wanted Whilst by the tre.tv
OF peace, signed at the Fort Emporium. C.,,s
GILMORE agrees in sis ..-s'...
Article Ito sell, as long a. they last n.
cheapest and best Clothing il Iowa "
Article ITO sell Over-Coats from s. to 10
Article $40 sell business coats from IS 70 N
Article 40 sell fine black cloth coats fre.,
IS to 20. -.a -rs# al. =.
Article 5-To sell Vests from 81 tae
Article G-To sell good pair pants for ~
Article TO sell fine pair pants from ~ n
10.
Article $40 sell the cheapest hat in lows,
Article s--To keep the best stock Of fur caps
west of Chicago. E.
Article l0-To keen the hest ASSOC tme,t ~
Gents Furnishing Goods in the State.
Article Ito sell more goods for less eree,.
backs than can be had at any other place IN
Cedar county. =
Article l2-Further agrees that whateve, II
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will be exchanged or the purchase money Re.
funded. ~
In consideration Of which everyday agree,
to get their Clothing at Casad l. (silmorcss.
and save at least % per cent. by doing 20.
n| Headquarters on Fifth street, north Of
the court house square. Upton. Iowa. MS
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Millinery.

! wish to Inform the Ladies' that have again
entered the Millinery business, expecting to
give it my entire attsDtion-thereby hoping to
please all who may favor me with their parton
age. MRS. r. F. CARTER.
1iptOn Oct. Is, 1854. I'm
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R6rA correspond dent of the New Yor

n6~A correspondent Of the New York
Times writing from St. Thomas, W. L,
says: .aft.aa s-1'1essos -,'fiss
Our gallant Couusils, both here and at
St. Croix, speak 10 the highest terms Of
the iriendliness of the Danish authorities,
and positive proofs have been repeatedly
given of their partiality to Americans
and the good old Union cause Since
the sad fate of Denmark and its iusbili.y
to hold its West. Indian provinces is so
clearly foreshadowed, it is general topic
OF conversation among the people Of these
three islands (St. Thomas, ST. Croix, and
St. john and I may safely say the gen.
eral wish, that the American Govern
ment should buy these islands.
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AD> Among the amusing incidents in
tho taking Of soldiers votes in Washing,
Ion, told by"Dug' Wallaoh, is that OF
the aroarition ola "pious-looking, Shem-
Ham and Jsphet and Omnesimus sort Of
fellow" at Hardwood Hospital, where he
asked permission to speak to The soldiers.
The officers, thinking that he wished to
impart religious instruction, gave their
consent. The soldiers were ell assem- blei
IN one Of the wards and after the clerical
looking individual had made some com
plimentary remarks, be informed them
that his purpose was to obtain votes for
Gen Mcclellan ! Upon this announce.
ment, hubbub occurred among tho sol.
dicrs, aud the speaker seemed to have
arrived ata sticking point, when he was
sumnarily relieved by tho com handing
officer calling upon all in favor Of Nc
Clellan to rise, which was responded to
by one single soldier! Tho officer then
directed all opposed, to leave tho room,
and 900 soldiers went out leaving the pi-
Gus. looking missionary of the Democracy
and the Mcclellan soldier 70 themselves.
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Lincoln and McClellan in England.

Lincoln and Mcclellan in England.
Extract from letter dated, Liverpool,
Oct. 9Th, 1864.
Excuse sojourner in this hostile
city; but loyal men, the few that are here,
anxiously desire to know whether Mr..
Lincoln will be re elected
"As you know there is not one man in
all England who is friendly to the United
States but desires that Mr.. Lincoln
should succeed. But, on the other hand,
there is not an enemy to it but hopes
that Mcclellan will win. Those who are
aiding the rebels-shose who supplying
them with arms and munitions of war -
those who are fitting out b.ockade.run.
ncr,, and who have f;tcd out the priva-
teers that have swept our commerce from
the seas-in a word, all those who wish
to see the Union dismembercd, arc in
favor, and are hoping for the election of
Mcclellan to the Presidency.
ISpIAsApoL.s, Oct. q.
The military commission for the trial
Of state prisoners iucarcerated here con-
vsned again to-day. Bowels, Mil.isan,
HefI'ren, Humphreys and Horsey we're
arraigned. The Judge Advocate resd,b
charge and specifications against them,
and each pleaded not guilty. Their couu.
sci then made motiun, supporting it by
argument, that each should, according to
the common law, the statute law, ard all
civil precedcnts, BE- allowed seperate
trial This was overrned by the Court,
and all the five defendants wero held to
answer for conspiracy as arraigned, col.
lectlvely. Mr.. Harrison, late Grand Sec.
rotary Of the so, called Order of tho Sons
OF Liberty, was then iatro luced as
witness. He detailed all he knew, hon
estiy and without reservation. Pending
his examination, the Court adjourned
until to morrow No new facts have
thus far been elected
Drafted men arrive daily at the .ren..
devious "a. this point, and are forwarded
to the front. There is no resistance
whatever in any quarter.
The commanding General o. this dis.
trict to day issues the following:
'HEApou anTERs DISTRICT OF INDIANA.
Ito the Sons of fiberty:
an informed that the Sons Of Liber
ty in the State are threatning to assassi.
nate witnesses who have testified and are
about to testify in the cases brought be-
fore the Military Commission convened
by me. The names Of the principal
members throughout the State are known
to mo, and assure them | will bring to
speedy aud condign punishment a very
prominent member in every vicinity
where witness may be injured by them
or the Order.
ALVIN r. HOYEY,
'Brevet Major General Commanding"
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National Union Ticket. ~
aio yi3adFoR PRESIDENT: - Fl"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
usss FOR VICE PRESIDENT: s.ae
ANDREW N . Re JOHNSON.
d UNION STATE TICKET.

TT UNION D1 II II 11CNN1.
IA. ,4gra8a:s ~ 9sia-n. a7a 80
70 c hHY;sns sfst {, COLE, Of Polk Co.
ror.eecretary Of State.
JAMES WRIGHT, Of Delaware Co.
For Auditor Of State.,a led z -
JOHN A.sELLIOTT, of Mitchell Co.
For Treasurer of State, ID ira1- aa4.w- oa 49,.
W. H., HOLMES, of Jones Co.
For Register of the State Land Oflce, -.
JOSIAH A. HARVEY, Of Fremont
County. 1.' ~ go ..,....
For Attorney General, .-..-.. ~.
I. IT, ALLEN, Of lama Co
Electors at Large,
G. BEN. DARWIN, Of Desmoines Co.
WIN. G. THOMPSON, Of Linn Go.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
For Representa-! We IN Congress, I'd District, Z
HIRAM PRICE, of Scott county.
For Presidential Elector, ID District,
s. g. DURDETT, Of Clinton county
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mill, which is large and powerful one, was
made in the United States. The steam engine,
that drives it, is of 36-hOrse power, manufac-
tured by the Fitchburg Company of Boston 1t
Is capable of turning out two and a half tons of
sugar per day on an average, or say 700 tons
year, if the cane can be had. 1t has been at
work only few months, and when all its
rangements completed, t will doubtless pay
a fair dividend to its stockholders, if well man
aged. Both this and the Pioneer Mill sup
piled with cane by purchasing the growing crops
from the natives foreigners, most OF whom
raise only small fields, varying from one to forty
acres each The price paid for the standing
crop. varies from $50 to Sl25 per acre, accord
ing To the quantity Of cane likely to be taken
from the field, it being cut and carted at the
expense of the mills The average cost of culti-
waiting the first crop is about $40 per acre, and
each succeeding or rattoon crop from Sl5 TO
$50 per acre. As most Of the fields in Lahaina
are cultivated by the owners, they receive fair
return for their labor. 1t will be seen at a glance
that the success of these mills depends in "a great
measure on the mana cement, the crops have
to be purchased at the lowest rates, and at the
same time every encouragement given to
growers to continue planting. The establish
ment of these mile must prove an incentive to
industry among the natives, and afford them a
good return for their labor. \ thousand tons OF
sugar annually manufactured in Lahaina will
distribute among those engaged in producing it
SlOe 900, even at the low estimate of five cents
a pound. This is better than n score of whale
ships, and far more reliable.
CTo be Continued
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

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Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
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same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg: to New York
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Baggage checked through.
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- Ill ihethe above liains run daily,
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Oo EH AEE'9
Gutta Percha Backing.
(HTTHOUT BRUSHING. J

NOR Boots, Shoes, Harness, Carriages,
Il and Military Leather Work.
THIS new and excellent article eXcels
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of with water, nor stain he finest white
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Will appear. Waranied as represented.
Direct ions for nsc.-Apply few drops
on sponge, rab il slowly over the leather,
and the polish Is complete.
PRICE 81 GETS PR BOTTLE!
t5- For sale by l.. T. SHARPLESS. q
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prices, from s25 to 500. Divans Lounges,
Walnut and Mahogany. Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools. and
variety of upholstered work, with Dress
ing and parloi bureaus, sofa, card. 80
centre and pier tables, detashus,
chetfeniers, ,whainois and coniodes, 80
and all kinds of fashionable work. His
stocksef bnfeaus, enclosed and common
wasnstands, s,dress-lables, corner Gu pho ards.
sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES.
bedsteads,cane seat and common chairs is
The largest 10 this section OF the county
he will also keep good assortment OF
looking glasses with fancy gilt and com.
mon frames He will also furnish spring
mattresses fitted 10 any sized bedslead
which are superior for durability aud com.
fort TO any bed ib use.
BloomsbuTg. Nov. A, 1868.
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SILVER WATCHES.

First Class Hunting Time. pieces for accu-
Iacy of movement, beauty of material,
aud, above all, cheapness IN price, these
watches must insure universal aPproba-
ton.
An imitation so fanliless that i, can
hardly be detected by The mosi eGperien-
ced iudges. The material being OF two
metals, the outer one first quality Sterling
Silver, while the inner one Is German Sill
yer. II cannoi be recognized by cutting OF
heavy engraving, making it, not only IL
appearance, but IN durability, the best re-
sembance of Solid Sterling Silver in exisl-
ence.
The sale OF these Watches in the army
is source oil enormous profit, retailing, as
they very readily do al S25 aud upwards.
Many hundred dollars can be made in a
single pay day by any one OF ordinary
business tact
~AT WHOLESALE ONLY! In heavy
hunting cases, beautifully engraved, while
enamel dial, and fancy cul hands, in good
running order, by the half dozen, S66. Sold
only by by the case of six
Upon receipt OF TWO dollars, as guarantee
6l good faith, we will send watches by ex-
press TO any part of the loyal States, col
lecting balance OF bill on delivery. This
ensures buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required.
Send orders 10 ihe sole importer
GAIUS WHEATON, No. II jewelers.
Exchsage. Cor Cortland 81. and Broadway
New York
Dec. g. Is63.-3m.
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A NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER.

no be published Daily and Weekly l.
. the city CT Philadelphia. bV A Gloss
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the Constitution OF the United States. and
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/ Will freely and fairly discuss all iegE-
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clnting, OF course, and pre-eminenily az
this lime, all Questions connected with lhs
existing unhappy eoudrion of orr counirY~
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of public servants and defend The legal ana
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and OF sovereign States, against assaults
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Ii will seek 10 awaken The minds Of the
people 10 q proper sense of the actual cor
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WARRANTED TO KEEP ZINE ONE
YEAR, and the buyer SIS allowed The PRIV
ilege OF Examination before Payment i.
required.
IMPROVED DUPLEX IN FULL RUBY
ACTIONS.
hrst class Hunting Time-Piece of Sill.
yer material, over which is electro fine
plated ie x. gold, most durably wrought.
making The imitation so iauliless thai IL
cannot be detected from the solid material
MOST experienced jndses; acids will no,
affect II. London made movement. I'm.
proved Duplex ic Full RUBY Action. has
sweep seconds, and is not to be excelle1
in general appearance. This is decidedly
one OF the best articles ever offered for ira.
ders and spectators. Ergiueers, emigranis
and persons iavelling, will fad them supe.
rIor 10 any other; alteration ofclimate will
noI affect their accuracy. Price, packed
IN good shape and good running o:der only
S35, or case of for 5000.
SILVER DOUBLE TINE HUNTING
LEVERS.
Best Quality Silver Cases, over which
electro hue plated Is k. gold, similar TO
our Improved Duplex. and superior adins.
ed movements with "Stop.n to be used in
timing horses, etc, has Forr Indexes far
Washington and Greenwich time. sweep
second, and all The improvements. All in
all, taking lis Beautiful and FauIilsss ap-
pearance and It's Superior Movement into
consideration: we regard it as decidedly
the cheapest article OF The kind in the mar.
ket. Price, IN good running order. S34,
or case of for 5000.
~ We ask no pay in advance, but will
forward either Of them 10 responsible par
ties, to any part OF the ioya STATES with
bill payable 10 exyressman when the goods
are delivered, giving rhe buyer The prlvil-
ese oil examination, and, if moi satisfactory
the watch can be returned at our expense.
The express companies refuse making
collections on soldier and other parties 10
The disioyal States, consequently all such
orders must be accompanies by the casa
TO insure attention. We make deduction
OF two dollare on either watch when the
payment is forwarded in advace.
Money may be sent by express al ou
expense.
THOS. CAFFERTY s. CO.
sS and 80 Broad ST., opposite Civ Bank,
Providence, r. l.
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