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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20

! have sent drafted men homo to vote, ir-
respective Of party. The Government
favors fair ballot, and assertions to the
contrary arc false. The war draws to an
end. You must whip the rebellion, or
be whipped by it-choose ye. I am no
politician. ! know from two years labor
what the secret order plots. am pledg.
ed to prove all have asserted of their
plans and purposes.
Believe me or not, I say to all men, Of
all parties, that the election 10 Indiana
has. BECOME a matter Of national interest.
Defeat treason at home, and our armies
will rejoice, the rebellion will wither, and
you shall have Union restored, with
perpetual peace. But let the sons Of
Liberty triumph, and you have no assn
rance Of victory in front, or security at
home .s .
You may say that 60 beyond the
province of q soldier. l do not. Trai-
tors are traitors, wherever found, and my
profession brings me down upon traitors,
whoever approves or objects. With you
is the duty and the solemn issue.
HENRY Is. CARR1NGTON
Brig. Gen. u, s. v
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HENRY FUNCK.
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DAVID LEWIS, ct. al. 'N ''ee'
State Of lora, Cedar County. a..
Io DAVID LEWIS and Pernae,i,
= wire, defendants: You and each ss n's
are hereby notified that there n nov =. y. yes
sne once OF the Clerk Of the District Con-. u
s sa,a county, petition Of Henry FuncF n,.O o.
TN, claiming Of you the sum Of SIX bunas. P'sa.
three 2s,leO dollars, as money due Is;noIsd ana
amount OF principal and interest o. n,.s. ut Tie
note, made by you. the said David Lrv;.' ;seJ
vor OF Charles Kubulein, for the AM. - !, ~ 10
hundred and sixty-fye dollars, dafeI N. s. ~
1858, and payable on Or before the ~. s,a{ 40.
April, 1856, with Interest from data sSs,l OF
at the rate of ten per cent per annum. - pA'd'
anu also, asksng the foreclosure OF q mo,>r...
bearing even dste with said pronis.orS sa
executed BY you, the said David Lewis ma I w.
mena Lewis, his wife, to the said Chsrits =.
haisln, upon certain real estate in saia nv Hs.
county, to wit: the southwest uuartsE - Ts. 70
northwest quarter, and tho northwest ou.r,. sas
the southwest quarter Of section fifteen ~, :"
township eighty (s0( north Of range thru =, =, -
west Of the 9Th z. H., containing eighty 49,, Sh
and also fraction in the northeast ons,,s. :;
the northwest quarter of said section :. ~
scribed in said petition containing 5Sl ner.h..
to secure the payment or the said promiSs..:
note and interest, according to the tenor ~
effect thereof. sse
Now unless you ape Ar thereto and d.f.,a -.
or before noon of the second day al H. ~.
term Of said District Court, commencing * ~
first Monday OF December, A. D. 1864 defan,,
Will be entered against you and udgme n r.n
dered thereon, and a decree made 70, the al.
of the mortgaged premises and bayrinc ~
foreclosing Oh yoar equity Of redemptio. IN ~.
premises as prayed for in said petition.
HENRY FUNCk, Petitioner.
VIM II. TurnILL, Atty for Ph'n: 4vIo
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The InvaskOM Of our Southern Border.

Great alarm prevailed at Desmoincs
last week, on account of the invasion Of
our Southern border. On Friday repor,
reached tho Executive office that Bloom
field aud Abba had been sacked by An.
derson's guerrillas. In few hours after
the news was received, 700 infantry and
Capt. Grifith's artillery were ready fol
action. The report, however, proved to
be untrue, although it is now well ascer.
tanned that the Riders entered Davis
county from Missouri but were driven
back before reaching Bloomfield
Mr.. Low, of Bloomfield, furnishes the
following particulars of the foray into
Davis county:
The guerrillas entered Davis county
from Missouri, 1853 strong, mostly attired
in Federal uniforms. Soon after cross
ing the border these men separated into
bands. One of the bands numbering
about twenty men, we'll mounted and
armed, resched the farm of Mr. Hardy,
ono of the wealthiest citizens of the
county, bitter copperhead, and demand.
ed his horses. Mr.. H demurrcd, and
asked for authority for the demand :;
whereupon the captain of the gang de-
liberated y shot him down, killing him in.
stantly. They then went to the house
Of Capt. Bcnec, Of the 3Oth Iowa infant
ry, near Springville, Eve miles from
Bloomfield, whe had reached home on a
furlough but few days before-last
Friday week. 1t was evening, aud Capt.
Bence seeing the National uniform invit.
ed the wearers in. Ho was instantly
compelled to strip off his own uniform
put on clothing furnished by the gucrril-
las and deliver up all his money-s55G.
Mrs. Bence was then ordered to produce
her money, aud delivered up $3.50. As
the gang was about to leave, the captain
asked Capt. B. to step outside the house,
and then told him be was to be shot -
Capt. b begged not to be murdered in
the presence of his family, so he was
placed on horse and accompanied his
captors and three or four fellow prison
ers, until when few miles from his
homo he was. without moments warn
ing, shot OIL his horse by the captain of
the crew. A private soldier was after
wards shot by the same villain.
When Mr.. Low left Bloomfield, after
joining in an unsuccessful chase Of Capt
Bence's murderers and finding his body,
there were about 400 citizens Of the 3D.
joining district congregated there and
armlng themselves to meet 500 guerrillas /
reported to be at Memphis, Mo prepar.
ing to march on Bloomfield. Further
particulars will be anxiously looked for.
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The very absurd lie that President
Lincoln receives his salary in gold is eff
fectively refuted by L. i. Chittenden, of
Vermont, the late Register of the Trea-
sury, who had charge of all payments of
that kind. Mr. Lincoln and all his Cab
met receive the ordinary greenbacks, jus.
like ordinary men in ordinary business,
and the regular income tax is regularly
deducted from Mr. Lincolu's salary, just
as it is from every other salary. The
only officers paid in gold are cur Minis
ters abroad, in places where our currency
is not recognized.
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PIottsrs Of Treason.

There are many who are 10th to be-
lieve that there is in our midst, a secrc
band of traitors, who are willing ane
anxious to secure the overthrow of this
government, but such we believe to bs
the case. Official Developments at St.
Louis and indianapolis fully establish
the fact These secret organizations, hos
tile to the Government exists throughout
the North The New York News is the
organ Of the organization. What dc
these traitors now propose to do? Not
being iu their secrets we cannot answer,
but VIC arc sure that they are as busy and
as anxious to secure the success Of the
rebellion as is jeff. Davis, or any Of his
Generals.
These SO called peace men had Con-
vention in Cincinnati, Wednesday, the
18th inst. What did they do there? M
one knows, but there is no doubt tina,
they agreed upon some course that would
give aid and comfort to the rebels. From
threats that have been given cut by some
Of their speakers we are led to believe
that they contemplate another rebellion,
in case they are defeated in the election
in November. This may seem strange,
still we believe it, and we believe that
only one thing will prevent it, and that
one thing is overwhelming majorities for
the Union. Ii the friends Of the rebel
lion are defeated by small majority, we
may expect to SEQ the dcsolation of war
about our own hearthstoncs. How i'm.
portant it is, then, that every friend of
his country should be prepared to devote
the whole Of the day of election to the
patriotic duty Of seeing to it that every
Union man is at the polls Don't wait
for somebody else, but go yourself. Con-
template what may be the consequence.
if We should fail Do your duty aud
trust in Providence for the result.
The following address to the people of
Indiana is equally good for this latitude:
To tie People Of M3iaua:-Thc ex
posure Of the Sons of Liberty has been
made. Every word is trae Harrison
Ii. Dodd, Grand Commander for Indiana
has been on trial. The proof was over
whelming, Dodd was released from mil
'tary prison en- his parole of honor not
to attempt to escape, aud was granted
quarters in the United States Court
building, Last night he escaped from
the third.story window by rope; only
one man was with him; that man was
Joseph j. Bingham. Innocent men do
not do So The act confesses guilt. Git
izens-eyery day shows that you were
on the thresho of revolution. Ycu can
rebuke this treason The traitors intend.
ed to bring war to your homes. Meet
them at the ballot box, while Grant and
Sherman meet them in the field
This is no time to stand back. lie who
doubts whether he is for the war, cannot
DO trusted. The exposure made will
stand upon uuimpeaohable testimony.
know there are unbelievers and skeptics,
but know that the Sons of Liberty
meant treason. Not one fourth of the
testimony had been offered when Dodd
fed. Citizens, brand every man who is
aparty to it, or who will not put his foo,
upon IT, have been fair to all parties
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DuBLIC notice is hereby given that Fl. 8
J. Brownei, executor Of the estate of Sarah
Winchell deceased, late Of Ccdarco Iowa,
has filed his final report in the office OF the
county Judge of said county. All persons inter.
ested are Therefore notified that unless they ap.
pear and make dcfause thereto on or before the
first Monday in aoyembcr, 1854, being the reg.
ular term Of the county court, that said report
will he approved and affirmed, and said executor
viii be discharged from all further duties and
Liabilities in the premises.
J. c. Belts, County Judge.
Oct. II, 1864. n4ln3
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DUBLIC notice is hereby given that Asa Car
i per, executor Of the estate of Henry Doa.
worth deceased, late oe Cedar county, Iowa, has
filled his final report in the Office of the county
Judge of said county. persons intere 9. ed are
therefore notified that unless they appear and
make defense thereto on or before the first Mon.
dayin November,l SEA, being the regular term OF
the county court, that said report " iii be approy
ed and affirmed, and said Executor will be dis.
charged from all further duty and liability in
the prsmisss. j. c. BETS. Co. Judge.
oet.ll, 1864. n4IN3
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NOTICE il hereby given that NAN.
ev g. g1asdian OF VIM NJ Baglsy, NsrsS:. sEsgiey,
soS.r term n ise 4 q s.f ihs ca., sa
county, Iowa, file her petition AL I ;a q Csdsv
court An order to sell certain real e.s., ron said
mln1ra, being parts OF lots numha, Q! aaid
oIock 70 IN the town Of Upton in ss,s and II
ana more particularly described in -, ccoeasy,
.h hon All persona interested are hereby pss:
or Ieiors .Ssy appear and ohee. i.ro
made - prayed nn fs isst ss = ,s,d:.
Rothroek 4 Wolf, Att'ys. n.Ir, sade'.
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"IINcoLN HIRELlN0s."-Gen. Geo.
B. Mcclellan, who receives between sew.
even and eight thousand dollars year
from the United States treasury aud does
nothing.
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ESTRAY COW.

Taken up by Benedict Zahely, at his residence
in Rochester township, Cedar county, Iowa, on
the eth day of October, 1864, one Red Cow, sup
posed to lie years old, white forehead, both
hind feet white, and legs about half white, short
tail and white at the lower end, horns medium
size; and appraised at S25.
ALUAID SHAW,
Upton, Oct. 18th, lSG4. ok Cedar county.
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DRoBATE NoTICE.-pnbIic notice is hereb

DROBATE NOTICE.-Pnblic notice is hereby
l. given that atthe regular session OF the Coun
ty Court Of Cedar county, Iowa. on the fl. II
Monday in October, 1864, the last will and tesla.
ment of Sam'l P. Dixon deed, was read in open
court and set for hearing for final admission to
probate on the first Monday in November, 1864
All persons interested are therefore notified to
appear and defend, or said will and testament
will be proven up and admitted to probate. as
the law provides, and entered on record.
J. C. BELTS, County Judge.
Oct. 18th, 1854 :4lw3
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NJ Office is hereby given that there is now
~ on file in the Office of the County Judge
OF Cedar cosnty, petition of Gilbert D. Hen.
ming. administrator OF the estate of Gilbert Eel.
bridge, deceased. praying for an order to sell
the interest of the said deceased in the follow.
ing described real estate, situated in Cedar
county, State Of Iowa, to wit:
Lot number two (2) and part Of lots number
three go and four a.. in section number twelve
VZ)' the northeast quarter II of section number
nine (s>. the southeast quarter ~ of section
number nine t9l, the east half ftl Of the south.
west quarter OF section nt1e 81 the sonthe asst
quarter "a Of the northwest quartsrt.) Of see
ton nine fs, the west half ~ of southwest quar-
Ter ~ OF section ten (1o). the southwest ,,sarter
OF the southeast quarter of section four a..
the southwest quarter Cd Of the northwest quar-.
Yer OF section three t3); all Of said land lying in
township number eishty.two ts2l range one IL,
w"st of the 5th p Nj; and tl,et said cause i, sci
for Lcaripg on the first Monday of November
A. ID. 1864. J. c. BELTS, Co. Judge
5. Yates Atty.
Oct. Sd, 1854. 4w4o
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National Union Ticket.
FOR presidents:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
FOR VICE presidents:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
UNION STATE TICKET.

For Supreme Judge,
CHESTER G. COLE, Of Polk Go.
For Secretary of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, Of Delaware Co.
For Auditor Of State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell Co.
For Treasurer Of State,
w. H. HOLMES, of Jones Co. ~
For Register OF the State Land Office,
JOSIAH A. HARVEY, of Fremont
County.
For Attorney General,
l. L. ALLEN, Of lama Co.
Electors at Large,
G. BEN. DARWIN, of Desmoines Go.
WIN. G. THOMPSON, of Linn Go.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

For Representative in Congress, I'd District,
HIRAM PRICE, of Scott county.
For Presidential Elector, I'd District,
S. S. BURDETT, Of Clinton county.
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Millinery.

] wish to inform the Ladies' that I have arain
entered The Millinery business, expecting to
give IT my entire attsntion-thereby hoping to
please all who may favor me with their patron i.
age. MRS. r. F. CARRIER
Upton. Oct. l3, 1864. I'm
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DISTRICT TICKET.

FOR Judge of the sth Judicial District,
CHAS. II. CONkLIN, Of Benton 20.
For District Prosecuting Attorney,
G. II. SCOTT, of Jones county.
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The city Of Dubuque escaped the draft
BY her citizens filing her quota with vol.
unteers by the aid Of liberal bounties.
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TIE State Of Lo.ea, Cedar. County, ..:
Jesse o.switzer, Trustee, Legal Notice. Fore.
N F. claypool, Mary Ell ooars ei Dec D, Term'
To ayno c t. Gxed ass. ., the
Lynn, George Taylor Lynn, Thomas McDougai
Lynn, Horsce Smith Lynn, Sarah Elizabeth
Lynn, William White Lynn, Ida Lynn
will each take notice that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court in and for the county of Cedar, and State
Of Iowa, petition of Jesse q. Switzer, on the
equity side of said court praying the fore lose
ure Of mortgage given by William Lynn, on
the l4th day OF February, A. d. lSGO, to said
plaintiff, to secure three certain promissory
notes Of that date one for So, 50o payable in one
year; one for $4,000, payable in two years, and
one for 50, 600. payable in three years from date,
each with ton per cent interest the interest pay.
able annually; said mortgage executed upon the
following lands: All of section number ten Il On,
the north half of section number fifteen l5l,
and the southwest quarter and the north half OF
the southeast quarter of section aumber fifteen
Q5), also the east half Of section number seven
teen, lO, also the east half Of the seuthea asst
quarter OF section nine (9), all In township mum.
Der eishtyone tsll, Of range number two ca,
west, also the southwest quarter Of the south.
west quarter of section number nine (9l, oftown.
ship number eigsty.one lsD, of range number
one ~, north of the 5th p. NJ; all Of said land
i'll Cedar county, Iowa, and containing in all
1,G4o acres of land; said petition prays that said
mortgage be foreclosed and said lands sold to
satisfy the claims Of plaintiff on said notes and
other relief. - Et8@ Az
And unless you appear and defend said claim
on or before the noon o.'he second day Of the
next term of said court to be held on the 5th
day of December, A. d. 1854, default will be
entered against you, and a decree rendered as
prayed for in said petition.
JESSE o. SWITZER, Trustee.
Piatt & Sricer, Pi'hs At,ya [pr fee sls, so
Dated sept. 30th, 1864. 4w4O
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PEACE DECLARED!
AT
CASAD 4 GELMORE'S.

After a months campaign and the succeeding
terrific onslaught and obstinate resistance of the
Fort Emporium on Fifth street, the welcome
news of peace will give such joy to the Coatless,
Hatless, shrtess and shiftless, as the certainty
of peace wouid convey to the hearts of those
who live in war times. The past week will be
ever memorable as a most eyentful one in the
annals ofthis crusade upon CAsAp 4 GrLuoRE's
celebrated Clothing and all kinds Of Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods. Our special reporter,
armed and equipped regardless of expense, ar.
rived, az usual, at the scene Of action in time
to see nothing OF the occurrence; but after a few
inquiries from very reliable gentlemen aided by
MOST fertile imagination, noted down the rec
ords OF an eyewitness to the last engagement
OIL the Goats and Greenbacks, The assailants
attacked the Emporium front and rear and were
met by the blandest smiles. No sooner h ad they
entered the lines Of the finest of goods in the
country than they were seized around their
necks, measured and repulsed for want of anmu.
milton, with display of
Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Hats, Caps,
and Furnishing Goods.
Nothing daunted, however and knowing that
the most precious bargains were to be had. the
hesiegers pressed on in overwhelming numbers
and determined to carry the fort and everything
in 1T with storm Of gree nbaeks at any cost !;
whiie CAsAD GILMORE were equally determine
Ell never to surrender as long there was q
garment IN the store or shirt in the locker.
Reintorcements being received by every train
for those so cruelty sacrificed all hope Of reduc.
ing the stock by assault was abandoned by the
beseigfrs, and the olive branch Of peace finally
accepted on terms alike honorable and satisfac.
tory to both sides, AID by which all parties re-
ceived what they wanted. Whilst by the treaty
of peace, signed at the Fort Emporium CAsAD
GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito sell, as long they last the
cheapest and best Clothing in Iowa
Article ITO sell Over Coats from IS to TO-
Article 80 sell business coats from So to 90.
Article ITO sell fine black cloth coats from
| S. to 20.
Article 5-To sell Vests from So toe
Article To sell good pair pants for 81.
Article TO sell fiae pair pants from S. to
10.
Article $40 Sc the cheapest hat in Iowa.
Article 80 keepthe best stock Of fur caps
west Of Chicago
Article i0--To keen the best assortment of
Gents Furnishing Goods in the State.
Article Ito sell more goods for less green.
backs than can be had at any other place in
Cedar county.
Article l2-FHrther agrees that whatever ia
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will be exchanged or the purchase money re.
funded.
In consideration Of which everybody aarees
to get their Clothing at Casad 4 GiImore,,.
and save at least 25 per cent. by doing So
Gy- headquarters on Fifth street. north Of
the court house square, Upton, Iowa. n35
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COUNTY TICKET

- -, COUNTY TICKET.
For. Clerk of the District Court,
SYLVANUS YATES.
For County Recorder,
JEREMIAH Z. BELTS.
For Surveyor.
q +. A. GATES.
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ANOTHER Another Dem
ocratlc meeting broken up!
where at?'
"A large crowd Of Democrats scattered
by Union soldiersv
NWhere, where?' ri
Union officers participate in the dis
turbance'
Good. good! Where did it all hap
I'm the Shenandoah Inl'ey!'
"Sccession was not the event of &
day," said Rbe.t Of South Carolina; 81,
has been a matter nurscd for thirty
years" And the bantling was Sent
North to Chicago for adoption, via Mas
sau and Halifax, and is now at dry nurse
in McCiellan's bosom.
-T;h'er Witc-Why, what's the
matter, dear? Didn't your breakfas,
agree with you?
Democratic UusJand-It's the news
-pothing but Union victories de
clare, if Lee don't do something soon, oul
cause is lost, and shall 60 crazy.
james Russell Lowell thus cbarac
tcris,ically describes the Chicago Copper
head crowd that nominated Mcclellan:
"The convention was a rag bag Of dis
sent. All the odds and ends of personal
discomfort, every shred of private grudge,
every rag shipped off by official shears
scraps Of rebel gray, the leavings of Tn
ion blue-all had been gathered, as if 70,
the tailoring Of Joseph's coat That q
Hebrew should be chosen to call such 8
motley collection to order, was a matte,
/ of instinct"
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An Old Fable for New Times.

HE WOLF IN SLEEPS CLOTHING: OR
THE PEACE CANDIDATE IN MAJOR GEN
ERAL S UNIFoRM.-A wolf, Disgusting
himself in the skin of sheep, and get.
ting in among the flock, easily eau ght
aud devoured many of them. At last
the shepherd discovered him, and watch.
ed the opportunity of slipping a moose
about his neck, and Immediately hung
him up on the BRANCH of tree. Some
other shepherds, observing what he was
about, drew near and expressed their sur
prise at it, "Brother shepherdv' says
one of them, "what. are you hanging
your Sheep "No," replies the other,
"but | am hanging a wolf in sleeps
clothing, aud shall never fail to do the
same whenever | can catch one of them
in that garb.' The shepherds then cx.
pressed themselves pleased, and applaud
ed the justice Of the execution.
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DlBl.lC notice is hereby given that John
l. Higley, executor of the estate of Philip bar
ger. sr., deceased, late Of Cedar county, lows.
has filed his final rapport in the ofIfee Of the
county Judge OF said county. All persons inter.
pear and make dcfe nse thereto on or before the
first Monday in November, 1864 being the re gu.
lar term of the county court, that said REPORT
will be approved and affirmed and said exeeu
tor will be discharged from all further duties
and liabilities in the premises. 49,
&c. BELTS, County Judge.
Oct II. 1864 p4lv3 =
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DCBLlC notice is hereby given that Sarah
Il Russell, executriX Of the estate of Warren
Russell deceased, late of Cedar county. Iowa hos
fied her hnal report in the Office of the county
Judge Of said county. All persons interested
are therefore notified thst unEss IS they appear
and make defense thereto on or before tho first
Monday in November. 1864, that said report will
be approved and affirmed, and said Executrix
will be discharged from all further duties and
liabilities in the premises.
. J. c. BELTS, County Judge.