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Business Noiicrs.
nALKs HoNRY or IIoARHoUsD AND TAR,

HALLS HONEY or llOARHOUiD AND IAR
Fox tho Cure Of
Cc,~h, Colds Influenza. Hoar-cncs Difficult Breathns
ard eli Affections Of the Throat. Bronchial Tubes
al Lung, leading to Consumption
I'll, Sovereign remedy is compounded from the fnvoTiie
rcge 4 sn esrou. ysician aud Chemist who fof many
y,ii. u.ed wsth lie complete In Lis extensy
private rFsc'i,o.
lie had long been profoundly impressed with the wonderful
yir.ue Of The Lonry Of the plan, Horehound in union wifi
tho CLEANSING sad HEALsG properties o! tar extracted from
he Liz PaACfPLK Of the forest 1bes Bsl1sea
Bs'r- o. Gload For yeeFs be bafHsd in HI. attempts
to blend ticse ea medicinal forces into such union that
lie original rcr Of each would be preserved tho disagree
A5s qualities removed, and the price Of the
compound BE- vi,fn tho Of all At last after long
couiss 9. d-aA eheaal experiments. he found that b
adding 90 theso 4 other ingredients each valuable by
.e he not ouy obsincd tie desired results, bat great
ncea,d DE 1siayc yower Of the compound This having
bsgn thoseasly tested by practice, ia now oser'd to tie
genera publia o. SAT- pleasant, and infalble remedy
PrIoz 90 CrSrs pm BoTrLs.
fOT ,sls By a. Drlg.is,A
CHARLES DovsER, General Agent,
10. - Cedzr-st. ..hcw ok.
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HE d..

ALLRYon Ta-.4sy Nov o. Lydia daughter q William L.
and Emily liz aged yg,, T0 s ; asd ny"
BLEECKERon Tuesday No.. o. in this city, Of dis,s'e
conir otcl the West IN tnr ooh year his John yen
GenthuYson Beecksr Of the T. = Noyy Purchasing Psy
ulasi of tine hi,issppi Squadron.
The ativo- md friends Of hi ather Anthony Be"eher
md the ofces Of the navy gem ray se Invited to etead
he funeral without further Invitation, 1t iinny lauren
thi. iay tine losh inst. J. ut q p ~.
BERAULT-On "Wednesday. Nov 9 Madame Adele. widow
oftle late Jean " BerauG in the teth yelI Of hex ase
Notice Of Ler funeral heseo!ter
BpTLERn Danbury. Conn, Saturday Nor. 8, Charlie.
d. Butler aged 80 years. inoatns and 20 days
CLARK-suddeny, Wcinossay Nov. 9, Of disease Of
IN. heart Thomas G ark. aged s. yeer. sod days 49,,
The friends OF The fiuy sc, respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from bis late residence No. 30 Porr pon ST. Brook
lyn. on Saiurliy. the .?th inst. at O'Clock
GiORGf-On Tuesday, Nov. at ia, Clarendon Hotel OF
aboainurii Nchoa, Count de 0or; in Tie SSH year OF
bis age Minister Resident Of H MsiesIy ,hs EmPsr?f Of
austria Chamberlain Ct His MeJesty aud knieht Coui
nander Of distinguished orders bora in asrs Del
rna'ia, AuAtria.
Ea.t Twenty e,shths, on Friday the it' inst, at 10
o'clock g.
HOLLELY-on Monday Nov :, Bride. Sheridan, the be
loved wife Of William T. iolley aged 81 years months
Tie .csiisss and friends Of the fsu respectfully invited
TO attend her lanea from her ise residence No zo' Jrsie
ave-. al ? ococs
Sheffield t,ngsndJ papers please copy.
iRyIEG-on Monday morning Nov. Abbey s. widow Of
,hs Late 9n lynn s"S OF TIC '
The relatives and rrdi Of the family requested 10 aod
funeral Sc Psufs Church Thursday Nov TO- At IL
o'clock without further invitation
PATTERsOf;-On Gaee'ay Nov o. Annie s., daughter Of
L. IT, Sopir u. Patterson ssed months and n days
The relatives friends invited to attend this tuncr on
Thursday at p rn lIora NO. 2Ol Raymondst, Brooklyn
FIHNlEOn Saturday. Now suddenly Margaret w. Pr
ME aged ard mon hs widow OF John Pirnir esq
The and friends # the family are rc,peciin invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence lAlbemare
Hotel Broadway aud Twenty fourth st. on Thsrsdey morn
Ing The lcih lust at O'Clock. The remains WI be taken
10 White Plains or inernen special car viii be in read
slNDsAt Carver Hospital Washington. D. c. On Friday
Nov OF wounds received q. the battle OF sp0t,sy wanna
House May 10 serrant Phip r. sands, Go. z Isl
H. = y - eldest Of John Il. and Eliza Sonds, aged 81
Tho relatives and fistds Of the frly invited TO attend
ID, tunefs GA lluT-sy, tho Ith met at oSA, asvt
stephens Church Bro5me and CbTystie-sts.
ST. JOHN-A; Wcst Farms, Tuesday Nov: Catherine,
wife Of George Johu. and daughter Of W liam Archer
e Fordhan ia tho i6th year OF her ago. .
The elati,s aud rnds of aniy invited 10 attend her
funeral Friday afternoon at O'clock, CT ihe Reformed
Dutch Church, West Farms.
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tho eby preyonte what sotnsly got into circulation.
that had bsrn IA INTO alter the accident.
IL was nearly six Oc ok this morning when the train
from Philadelphia reached the spot and 10 i'm
psshc for II 81 pass The road the passengers OF
the Inflated trnin were invited to occupy the Pna-
dephia cars rad were chen brnught 10 this cty
The telegraph po,ts the side OF the road were de-
mosned ard fh wires lay along the ground for some
dist iuce embodied In the mass 81 rub3sb.
Livery ATTENTION That humanity could dictate was
Given to tlom who needed u, both b. the company
empl e. ard bv the passengers
The train hearing the wounded arrived In this city
about eleven O'clock a. m. The most mysterious part
OF the occurrence viewing the accident rs 1t occurred
with the turned topsyturvy. and seats and roofs
ffPhiladclphia Enquirer.
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Lecture by Lehn Ff. Cough.

John b. Cough will deliver his new lecture,
entitled "Fnct ard Fiction before the Mercantile
Libr ~ Association, at tie Academy of Music, this
thursday cYer ing. at o'clock We ere informed hnt
this the only lecture Mr. Cough will deliver in this
city the present season. and the announcement VIII
probably insure him n crowded house.
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Oc1l md Auris, Lecturer on Diseases OF the Orr. a
Special sepse. author of Tho ncdieal Specials.
Nodical Bydrokoais for Csarrb 10
PRoPEsgoyar Rooxs:
No 40 BROADWAY. Esw.Yort. opposite 0rscs ChurrA
NASAL CATARRH

OILERS from CoLp, by tho following symptoms w., y
consists OF Inflammation begnrn, behind end little sbovs
the vail Of the psle and extending upward into tho
and air cavities Of tho face perpetual desire
8" Ai'" ind caoses feeling something sticking u
the upper and back part OF tue throat As the disease becomes
chrvasc the matter secrtea becomes, punform and Tie
breah Is rendered offensive. til, voice assumes nss
twans while risng in the morning great roqurA
the head and thros.. There il often feeling u
pressure the upper part OF the and Of
tho brain. causing headache, d,luess and confusion II
thought and memory. The smell psirsds
the eyes weak, and tho Inflammation extenos ~
the eusachka tubes into the O. iide ea.. there Is paA
deafness ringing noise In the In sheep tbs pnrorD
mstev ia swallowed which deranyes the stomach and mpAs
digestion. causing Dyspepsia and multiplicity Of dscSrs
'ymp0s which arc often mistaken for other dcascS Tbes
let be remembered that every breath o cir drawn into The
langl drawn this diseased surface aad who deny
the assertion .hs to neglect csarrh nV Corsnmpnsas
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lAdvcr,iymcn,;I


DR.. VIM. II. GgBGG-,Dsar Sir: In February,
lsGI was afflicted with sugar dabrtcs and for hye
months passed than two gallons OF water IN
tw enty four hours. obliged to get up often
ten twelve times during the night and IN i've months
lcat about fifty pounds in weight During the month
f July. Is6l procured Two bottles Of Constitution
Water. and AFTER taking two bottles ! wns entirely
cured. soon after regaining my usual good heath.
You're truly. j. V. J.. DEWITT.
Sold wholesale by MoEGAs & ALLEN. No. DC ChGst..
and all druggist8
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Approval Is the universal testimony Of who hsvs
used aad experienced the benefits OF
CHEVALIERS
LIFE FOR THE kIATR.
TIE BEST HAIRDRESSIN0
ever offered 10 the public II gray hr TO its Srs
coor giving and natural sppsa-ance. VIII stop IL
filling In three days and keep the sad clean, cool and
healthy Does NJ. stain the skin sol the whit.st fabric
its entire freedom from all injurious qualities the nicely Of ~
conposition. and It's
SWEET AND DELICATE PERFUME
render the desirable srtcie for the toilette and ba
dressing yet offered the public. 81 per bottle IS per bal
dozen, in fancy boxes Can sen, BY express For sale -
drug and o Adsics to treatment Of os
hair free SARAH A. CEEvALIER NJ. d.. No. 1873 Broad
vsv New.York.
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MARRIED.

BHOWER-BEESOE-tn Wednesday, Nov. ., at TIE ro-'.
deBco OF the brides isthx BY the Rev r. Roberts, assisted
by the Rev :. RushnoFe Hr Abraham T. Browes u Miss
Gertrude A Benson. both Of Brooklyn, 2. ID.
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Weather..

boston. "Wednesday Nov. 9. lsSi--p. N.
The wcttlT continues stormy and ioggy
Asrmoruetsr ranging from 50 to 50 degrees.
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Sol all Aro,r e d.

WHEELER * WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
LOcK.STiTCH SEWING MACHINES. No t25 Broadway
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MEDICAL HYDROEONIA.

This tenn signifies combinainn Of pesae remedies sdaps
sd to the local and eoutiona Of Mas, Ca.ar
aud differing both in aud effect from all Other modes s.d
practices for this aarmiusy prevalent and dpgorous dsss
has been thoroughly tested many hundred. Of cases
this city, and when persiscnsly used always with the
nbe reul.s viz to heal the loe0 disease whs changes
the da.he's eontationa tendency upss which the
taal 'srOn depends for should BE- remembered tAsa
nasal Caarrh really consumption Of the blood and u
Of the body tony III le degree a. when nesec.ed has
reached tie lungs
as the author Of this system Of siecia practice, respect
fully invite the attention Of physicians ana others ,c.eedss
the ue aud facilities ii commandment that csa
superior knowledge in s selection of reIedes but rshs
Ia The MODE II Glgeatior-not by "snud,g' "njeciias'
nhalng" bot by method a, once onginL safe sDA
simple and which Itself alike to the eonaisrcs
practitioner and patient
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,dvertsement
See notice under Financial of Mr.. GEORGE
W. MAYsARps departure for Colorado.
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The GOLDEN BIrrERs used by Doctors Minister Lev
yer and everybody to nvsoate strengthen and create
ftsihy Appetite. 1t cares DyspopEis- Heart Burn. Gen
eTa Debility Jaundir. NC Composed Ct Gentian, Gaia.
mus Ssssafras Sherry Wine, Wild Cherry. &c. preser7cd
in Jamaica Rum. General depot No % hudson st., New.
York
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Water Proof Ciorhins.


Z. z. TAYLOR,
No. BARcLAY-ST,
Cers sale the following atioles aGe from the Anefa
can Water Proof Cloth Co.'S Vulcs-sed, RUBBER OOODa
LADIES' CbOAkS
EQUAL appearance tine Broa6coth and tie only real We
tel Proof Clocks Ia the market.
GELTLEmEN'S SACK COATS. TALMAs, LEG0rNs, ka
A NEW AND SUPERIOR STYLE OF HORSE COVERS
Cabinet FurE.ure-,a consequences OF ID, fail IN rob
we offer our stock greatly reduced priccsi conssts4
narior library dining reception and bedroom s- sd OF
the selected and IL the ales fashionable sfysc
under the drec, superinenceIcs Of MI f. branIdosl
nj good. vsrrsr,.6 WE'LL 4 BRsUNSDOHF,
between E,.e1 and Eorfok,s,2 rs and i2 -ibgonst
The Belt Railroad e;d Cosiiard. ST. e. within W.
blocks OF The store.
The Mercantile Agency Reference Book for 1861
We have lust issued edition ~ 'Fh-'Nrlcsn'us
Agency Reference Book IN rs preparation we have osea
ed v brsaeh and associate oce siinated u
al the dng cities Of the UDed sta,e and Cansda and nav
TINS La upyeuslrd facilities FOR ihe work
Tho hook contains nearly 200 90 embracing ell tn
are 1t all likely be iound really rse'n TO .nnscfloeN
oso nc. found therein be obtained ny sppa"h 70 oes
rscords of which is included IN :uoscfY
tons by this are enabled 70 4~Y II WIN" WV
yeii-ut and compact dElsn-tois
pa. rspgs al made actual cn'a 'urisheo IN acst
by our rs,rds-:he ,et OF which extend over psra
three yra.s sud teoold IL character one i1s
citing pcru sry .coare the other nieseanthe cred NJ
hod, Of ia. boos Wi, receive prompt notification OF al I'M
] =, rseri. changes h. .,y or rating The utmost care
bas been taken proiucr work whcs VIII De DON circuits
bic TO ourselves and usef ~ ub.cbs and ". conhoeny
il 10 the business unity superior IN every 70
siart 70 ANYTHING af the hind hitherto ga.enpsed .
Terrus Of subscriptions. which vary sscnng 70 eNem !"
and u.s required tic office vi be uaee known DC
'p''''' RGpuNA AGO.
Nos. go and s95 Broadway
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THE MEDICAL SPECIALIST
Is mailed any address receipt Of priee25 Cens
Do. S. CLESSON. PRATT.
No. 1913 Broadway New Yoft o.
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Americs n Instteate Polytechnic Association
this Association will ne held at IN" rooms OF ne
ns,i.se. IN the Ccsper Union, THIS Thursday
mo, "a O'Clock Suh,eet--The Manusetars OF ctrA~
Gos@,s Admissions free. 5. ID. TlLLmAN, ChAu"ai'
II. .ayxY, Sessciary.
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FKOW yAFAV.

t'n~ Tycoon F,epudiHtes tNe acts OF hfs E"-
voys ae che French Conr'-A new fsp'-
Nassy 10 leave for rsHrope-The con-"
bined Picri sails 90 attack she Prince o.
Esya,c-Thc Americans participate
in the Expedision-,lOvcmc of sho
Nugaso rarty-yhe Inap.rini TfooP~
repulse5 ncnr gXeio-Secossif; Of T"i-
cGCn Esicrfcreace -tiafosy of t',c Fsr''sh
ec.slcra onts-DmciaI NotiGcDfiOH- 1"
A.,erscna sisizens-Tiaaeiy GouiAohS
Enioincd.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State Of IoSs, Cedar eoanfy,ss:
To James Nalcoms, Priscilla Malcome, Joseph
Coz Eleanor Cor, Philip Baker, Sarah Baker,
CashariDs Rank. Catherine Hiner, Michael Hi.
ner. Eliza Moss, Philander Aoss VIM. Rank,
Calvin Rank. samuel Rank, Amos Rank, and
Sarah Rank, defendants:
You will take notice that there is now eR file
in the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court in
and for said county Of Cedar. and State o! Iowa,
petition of Samuel Heilman, claiming relief ~
equity by decree, correcting certain deede nladf
from you TO him and quieting and putting At rest
in said plaintiff the legal title to the north west
quarter Of section number twenty three, (23) in
township number eighty, 1907 Of range pnfi u
west, In said county, containing 100 acres, more
less, and other relief stated in the petition.
And also that the plaintiff will proceed to take
the testimony by dspositions Of witnesses in his
behalf before H. C. Piatt, Notary Public in and
for said county. at his office in Upton, on the
18th day Of August, 1864, at II o'clock A. m. of
said day, to continue from day 10 day until all
are taken, whereof you will take notice.
Yon will therefore appear on or before the
noon Of the .ecrAd day Of the next term Of said
Court to be held on the 9th day of December,
A. d. 1864, and defend said claim, or default
will be entered against you and decree rendered
as prayed for in the petition. This 18th day Of
June, 1864. ,.
SAMUEL HEILMAN. PIN
Piatt Il Spicer, Attys. go. $50. so. t2s
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OUR CONGRESSMAN.

We see it stated that Hon. J. A. Kas-
son has been unanimously rcnominated
for re-electon to Congress in the Fifth
District. This is as it should be, and
Ne expect to see the example followed IN
the other districts We have not felt it
necessary to speak frequently Of our
Congressman, Hon H. PRICE, because
his acts have done it better than we
could We have watched his course
closely and ind that he has filled our cx.
pecaations, as an honest, faithful public
servant lie is needed, just where he
SOW is, and We hope he will be renomi
stated by reclamation. Of his nomiua
>ion and election we have no doubt, ant
- sre yejoiced that We have no doubt
because We believe him to be, all thing
considered, the best man for the Office il
this district. Iowa's Congressman, i,
both Houses, are second to none. lie
shat Be tho case in the future.
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From the Twenty.Fourth 10 wa.

The following is from letter written
by Capt. Pound, Of Co. &C" Gath Iowa,
dated June 9th 1t was not designed
for publication, but We think it worthy
and take the liberty to publish:
We are now camping at kinncrville,
ten miles from New Oeleans, on the Jack
son T. r. We came here last Tuesday
from Carrollton, where we had been camp.
ing week.
We have no intelligent idea of our dis.
position. We greatly need rest, and per
haps we may get it now. This place is a
sma,! station near the Mississippi. The
country has a pleasant appearance-the
plantations are well titled, aud show great
fertility. The weather is rery ~arp.,
but during this month frequent showers
come to us from the Gulf. Lieut.. Col.
Wilds is now promoted to Colonel, and
Mi Wright to Lieut.. Col They are
both in good health.
The health Of the Regiment is good
The few recruits 10 Co. "C' are in eooc
condition, but in general the recruits &c
the regiment were in no wise fit to be sol
diers Able bodied men is what oul
country calls SO loudly for, and it is toe
bad that our recruiting officers send u
such specimens Of youth and incompe-
tency. Our recruits are now scattered al
r along the Mississippi in hospitals, 40 cx
, pense to the Government and a wcp kness
, to the army. An idea prevails at the
North that any body will do for the army
You have DO idea what trouble we hav,
!. with these "any bodies" Ia the shoet
c of battle they sink, and in camp they
o shilk, and it is only BY the rarest COOS
fortune that they occasionally do eifectiv
J. duty.
4, would like vigorous draft, and tn,
d Government should take the ftten men
t, physically and mentally as well, then
=, thousand men IN regiment would nea1
. Thousand men. 1t is quite frishtful tt
u see what vast deductions wo must Away
q make for sickness, physical weakness, an
Il general incompeteney in calculating tn
strength Of an army.
Gen Banks is not in the highest re
Y puto in this department. He has failed
= and failed in this, that he has devoted al
n his strength to bis darling pet Of re con
II struction, when he should have bee
q pointing cannon at the destroyers Of GU
= common country The rebels hugh hir
y to scorn at his attempt to establieh a civ
Government in Louisiana Oh basis {
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THE PEACE PARTY.

We have received . circular, with {
request to "publish, and comment upor
it," which is addressed "to the people
Of lows" aud signed ale Grand Bying
ten, s. H. McCrory, and others" Il
occupies more space than We have t.
spare, but We will state its object. l,
commences by saying that, "the time has
"come for words Of truth and soberness. y
Then follows diatribc against the pros
ecution of the war. 1t says "a formida
"ble Peace Party, has at last, become the
"sapreme necessity Of our public affairs
~s* In conscience ue cannot, ana
"~W not, longer aequtescc i" this STATE
"ef things" It also reads a lecture to
those Democrats who have supported the
government, and says, "that any man
"who, at this late day, supports it, nee
"essarily puts himself beyond tho pale
"of nstionai Democracy, as it has been
Interpreted for three generations Of
"glory, fraternity and prosperity."-
"Therefore," it says, 1--WE summon the
"pcaco and preservation element of Amer.
"ican opinion, in whatsoever ranks it
"may be found, to active and organized
"opposition to Mr. candidate Lincoln
"chief architect of ruin" How like
the talk Of Fremont and Cochrane.
1t closes by inviting al who have de-
terniued to vote for no man who fayors
this Abolition war, "to hold organization
meetings, at their respective county
"seats, on Saturday, August l3, 1864,
sand then and there to appoint at least
ten delegates for each county, pledged
"to attend a State Convention, which
"will assemble in Iowa City, at 10 o'clk
"a. m. on Wednesday, August oath,
"leG4," saying "Lct US see whethc,
"the voice Of Iowa cannot be heard and
"heedcd at Chicago, FOR PEACE"
While We are bitterly opposed to 1t
Grand, and his principles, We do favor
his move for Peace Party organization
II is IN admitted fact that there ar,
"peaec men" in the loyal States, and w
want to see them organized SO that al
may know their strength. Let there b
but two parties, the one that uphoiis tn
government in the suppression of REBEL
ion and the one that favors the cause G
the rebels. Then all can know wha
course should be pursued. To that ex
tent we favor tho movement. An ope
enemy is not so dangerous as preteude
fvscnA
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The STATE OF Iowa. Cedar county. SIS;
FI>O THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REPRESEN.
l. rATlvEs OF PHILIP Danger, Jr., deceased -
You are hereby notified that there is now on file
in the Office Of the County Judge Of Cedar coun.
ty, a petition OF Mary A. Darger, widow of
Philip Darger, jr, deceased, asking that she m ay
have admcasured and set of to her, her dover
in the following described real estate, situate
in Cedar county, Iowa. of which her husband
died seized, to wit: -st
f. Of sw Of sec. 90, tp. so, range 2; so acres.
Nv of sw / of " y, - 80, " 2; 40
Also, rt
sw.& NV. sw. OF sec. 81, tip. so, r ,; 10 acres.
And that the said cause is set for hearing Mt
the August term Of the county court Of said
county being the first Monday Of August. 1864.
J. G. BETS, County Judge.
s. Yarns, Atty. n21w4
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one tenth q the voting sefsssth. I psss
40 judgmsss On Gen. Banks. Ihave al.
vsys esteemed him . patriot asd states.
man, and I do still. All men make mis-.
takes, and Gen. Banks 10 no exception to
this human in6rmity-bus l hope the ex-
pertinent Of ooaxing back red handed
rebels to the favors and protection Of .
Government they have moved heaven aud
earth to destroy, will be repeated no more.
Let cannon and not honied words prepare
the way.
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The tax bin taxing incomes - finally
.passsd stood per cent on incomes be-
tween $500 and IS, 900, ~ per cent. on
"a ever g. 900, and 10 per cent on all
over go, 600. In addition to this, q
special war tar Of 5 per cent. on all in
comes 10 to Be assessed and collected for
the year ending October ], 1864.
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Fca VICE President:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
UNION STATE TICKET.

Tsr Secretary es State,
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware Co
p; Auditor Of state.
J. A ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell Co.
4ss Treasurer Of State,
". III. HOLMES, of Jones Co.
Fer Register Of tie State Land Ofice,
j. A. HARVEY, Of Fremont Co.
For Attorney General.
!. L. ALLEN, Of Tama Co.
For Supreme Jadse.
G. Q. COLE, Of Polk Co.
Electors ss Large,
G. BEN. DARWIN. Of Desmoines Co.
WIN. G. THOMPSON, OF Linn Co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14
STRAY sORREL HORSE.

Taken mp by William Seaton. at his residence
in Center township. Cedar county, Iowa, on the
Sd day of June, A. j. 1864, a sorrel horse, about
sixteen hands high, supposed to be fifteen years
cid, three white feet, and . small white spot on
each shoulder, and appraised at $50 #s.
ALONZO SHAW, Clerk.
Upton, June -, lasl.-n2s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14

wheat brought sl,s5@s1,9 80 yestsr
day. Corn advanced to 81 ,O7@$l ,O8.-
Ms. Journal, 18th.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14

HELARGEST h3t OK Of Albums .sver.n .
L ceiyed in Upton, fer sale st
Is SIMMONS.