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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28
hIsT or LETTERS

DEMErNfNG in the Post ONCE at Upton on
IL the 18th asy Of July, 1864.
Comstock, Geo. Larick, Coenrad
Eathsrel, Mrs. Ann Martin, p. D.
Glaze, Mrs. Henry Richer d., Thos.
Hillyer, Mrs. A. W. Wsishons, Jennie N.
Lightner, Jas.7
Persons calling for these letters will please
say advertised s. 8. DANIELS, p. NJ.
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II VANisuErH AwAy.-Do our readers oil IN.
derstand that she genuine Chemical Saleratus.
made BY De Land l. CO., 10 never eatcnl In the
process Of baking II all cvaporatss, leaving the
bread light and pure. 1t has been initiated. but
the counte felt IL not - easily disposed Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

ASTHMA ON PHrnIsIc.--A spasmodic affection
OF thc bronchial tubes. which are covered with
. dry. tenacious phleam,-"Brown's Bronchial
Troches,' will in some cases give immediate
relief
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

TIE wEArHxR for several days past has been
very fine, and has ensbled our farmers to cut
most Of the grain in good condition. Hsying
also has been progressing finely.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

rus Post Office will Be closed On fast day sx-
cept short time on the arrival and departure
Of the mails. s. 8. DANIELS, P. N.
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~ ATTENTION, UNION GrARDs.-fhe men,
hers Of said company are notified to appear at
the Armory, on Saturday, the 9Th day Of August
BY order Of the Captain,
J, II. RiPLrY, O. s.
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For Sale

have for sale Six Good Farms, In Cedar
county. OF different szes aud locations 10 suit
purchasers. Also, about
1000 Acres Of Desirable Prairie Land.
These lands will Be sold for al; cash. or on
terms.
Houses ana Town Lots for Sale Ana ns.s.
TArms 70 Rent.
taxes paid in Cedar county, and all other
counties In the STATE
II. C. PIATT, Tipton. iowa,
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At Upton, July 25th, by Rev. N. X. Cross,
Mr.. CHARLES NJ. CALxIN, of Iowa City. to Miss
sYBBIL WoRrHISsroN-sdasghte of Or. Joshua
May ard, OF TiptoM 49, ,..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-28

DISEASES or THE Nervous, SEMINAL, URI.
II NARY AND sexual SYsrENs-new and relia-
Bile treatment--in reports OF the HowARp Asso-
CIATIoN-Sent by msii in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, Dr.. J. sKII4LIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Associstion, No. . South
Niatb Street. PbilsdslphiA Ps. sssy
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Wool Cardiug.

Wool Cardlng.
TIE subscii ber is now prepar ed 10 do Wool
/ Carding this season, - usual, at his ola
stand,
Three miles south of TlptOu.
Customers from distance may rely on getting
their work home with them. He is also pteDaf.
ed to do
Pulling, Dyeing and TiuishiAt
In the best manner and on reasonable terms.
WauteA>-90,O 600 pounds of Wool,
for which viii pay the highest price in cash.
JOHN N. IVES.
June 9th, Is6S-23m3
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For tho Upton Advertiser.
To the Memory Of John Calvin Starr.

rho disl Of disease in = hospital near New
Orleans, in the service of his country.
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constantly on hand.
t1- We invite the attention Of the public to
our stock OF Goods; confidently believing that
we can please, both In quality and prices
yllnf3
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near Dixon Station. Last fall when ou
forces marched through there, Genera
Smith had his headquarters on the sam
plantation. was clerking at Gen. s ,
headquarters At the same time, and wen
to the house occasionally after water
Once when ! was there some boys com
and commenced killing the chickens, dig
ging potatoes, and fold the boys tina
they ought to be ashamed Of themselve
to steal from an old woman, &c. | wo,
the everlasting gratitude Of the two oc
cupsnts Of the mansion-it was one @
the most beautiful have ever seen-th
cid lady and young lady. When "
came up At night, Of course the lsdie
came out to- see the Yankee prisoners. -
The young lady recognized me immedi
ately, aud shortly brought me tolerabl
supper. be- ..5@sms
The rebs put us into church st Rieu
N, aud kept US about twenty -four hours
While vhere . msn came in with . gallo
Jug filled with butter milk. Me aske
81, 90 for il IN Confederate money, or !
cts. ir greepbacks- We were taken I
Tup1te, Gen. FORESTS headqusrters. "
we're III huddled into one little rsem 10
hoteL II was 90 small We could not Ii
down. While there, We were treatc
most shsmcfully. Everything was take
from us-clopEes Of all kinds that wei
worth anything. tooth brushes, and eve
the buttons were cut Of the old blouse
The guards would not take man out .
ter water, uuJsss h kad good elothes, q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24
CLEVELAND MARKET.

CLEVELAND. Dec q, 1854
Flour fair home trade exists. Sales 100
bbls Xxx red at $40.
WHEAr-Market dull and inactive No sales
are reported to-day, but there was considerable
inquiry for No. red
CoRS-Quiet and unchanged: Sales cars
old shelled from store at ST. 40.
OArs-Steady. Sales IL 900 bu afloat at Soc
Receipts by rail light.
RrE-Dull and nominal,
BAREEr-Sales 2 cars prime No. from store
at 81 20. .ra .e
Dressed Hogs-Receipts small, and packers
are now offering lac for light weights, 14t for
medium do, and l5c for heavy do.
o Lard-Steady and unchanged, at 24c for city
rendered in tierces 25c do in kegs.
Butter-Coming forward more freelo, and the
inquiry exclusively for the home retail trade
Western Reserve is held at 43@4Gc for good to
choice in kegs and rolls; 39@42c for do Central
CheeSe-Unchanged; l6@lsc for good ship
ping lots l9@20c Tor small lots selected.
Petroleum Unchanged and firm at 92@95c for
Refined.
Pouitry--Demand active and supply good,
Turkeys l5@l6c Chickens l2i@l3c. Geese 20
@S0c each.
SaA-Steady Coarse SO so; Ground Solar
So 25; Fine al $2 95
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

The improvements contemplated in last circular
accomplished lact The Academy building has been
enlarged and entire remodeling of the internal
ment perfected. We have ample accommodations foi
$50 Students and present indications give the assurance
that long building will be crowded to its fullest capac
iy. 1t viii be th the strength OF the Faculty has
been materially increased by the accession Of Mrs A Jud
Barrett Teacher OF French and Pencil Drawing aud
Miss Hough Teacher Of German. Mrs Barrett has had
large experience teacher Of these Branches In Eastern
Schools. ....
Classes under her charge rest assured that they will
very superior instruction. Miss Hough also to
bearing testimonials OF splendid scholarship rare
ability instructors in the German
The which has attended the Efforts OF Miss s. E
Barrett In the department of Inst Music and Tsee Culture
has far the most sanguine expectations oil herself
and ends Tie progress made b. her pupils both ON the
piano the voice. prove her the superior Teacher
have recommended her be- We earessy assert our con
ycon that equal facilities for obtaining musical education
cannot be found In any similar school In the state.
Keeping will still constitute an Important feature In
our instruction We It due 10 patrons that their
sons aud ghtes shalt have afforded to them the best c
ties acquiring thorough husn education The large
class under the Instruction Prof Waters during the term
now closing that scholars duly appreciate the opporu
niy thus presented - 80,
Il our aim mke every department of the school char.
acersed by energy ability aud bfulness on the part Of
Teachers-by ZEAL devotion to their work and consequent
progress part pupils Cheerful obedenceto whole
some restraints respectful Difference to Teachers
qured by every pupil None Others can long remain mem
bers of the Institution.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

NOTICE is hereby given to Isaac Hines,
ward T. STANLEY Eugene Durand and Russell Hart that
the Cleveland Panesville Ashtabus Railroad Company
have Branch Of their Railroad from the main line
in the village of Ashsbula, In the County Of Ashtabula
and State OF Ohio through the Townships o Ash,nous
Plymouth and Jefferson, down to point in Williams
ned In said County State the west line of the State
OF Pennsylvania and that they have made and d with the
Sas . dss Of Ss sons oI a sS t. for
the purposes Of Roadway for their said Branch Railroad
which said Branch Railroad has bcen located. 10 Wit
-lEt Piece bounded and described as follows Being 10
the Township Of Plymouth Ashts6qls county oho, oeng
Lot No. 69 in said Township, spd bounded and described IS
fows South BY the south line Of said Lot and Lard Of
by east line Of sad Lot which is also the center line OF
said Branch Railroad as surveyed aud located North BY
East line and ay-6ve 55) feet wesi thsreirom Being
piece of land lseO feet long and s. feet wide and containing
two and 35loo Of acre more or less The whole OF
which riece required the right Of way OF said Branch
Railroad to construct Its track aforesaid which said Lapd
ia owned by said Isaac Hines.
I'd Being situated In said County OF Ashabus ard State
Of Ohio in Township No r. Range and bounded as fol-
the line aud which center line of said Branch
Railroad surveyed and located North by land OF Edward
as and md West q LINE ne rscs sss, ae asa @
long and IS feet wide and containing and hum
dsth Of an acre q land more or less The whole Of whics
TO construct m track Aforesaid which snid Land il owned
3D. Being situated IN .aid Township Of Plymouth, Ashts-
bula County Ohio Township No y, Range and bounded
folio ws South by land Of stephen H. Harrington, West
OF said Branch Rsilroad surveyed and located North
by land Of p Mann and East by line parallel to the we
line and ortyve (45) feet East thereom Being piece
land 1890 feet long and IS feet wdc and containing
and thirtythres hundredths of acre. less
Land owned BY said John wys. George W wylie, Ed
4th Being situated 10 said Township Plymouth Ashta
bus County and State of ho, being in Township No. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

The Ilersld's Fort McAlisi correspond
ent says Of the capture Of that fort that at
4;80 a M on the IA h Con. Hasen placed
his division in position with another divis'
ion OF the 10Th corps as supports, and the
order was given, when his gallant division
marched At double quick forward, penetrs-
ted The sbattis surrounding the work,
plunged Though he ditch aud scaled the
parapets of the fort, swarmed iuto the work
under hot FIRE, which, while il cut down
many, failed TO check the advance, and he
work was ours, Most of the garrison, be
wildered by the sudden sweep Of cur veter-
ans, surrendered 10 haste, but The Others
stood by their gnus aud fought until they
we're cut down. Not over ihree.muu,es
elapsed after our veterans leaped the para
pct ere their cheers announced the wor
was done to the eager troops stretched
around the doomed city. Our captures
were 200 prisoners, 81 heavy guns aud a
large quantity of ordnance, subsistence aud
supplies tesidts an open port through
which Gen. Sherman can draw all his sup
plies
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24
NOTICE is hereby given to Alexander

NOTICE is hereby given to Alexander
Henry Griswod and Harriet b. Gwold that the Ashtabua
& New Lisbon Rail Road Company have located their Rail
Road from Ashtabua Harbor In the township Of Ashabula
Abua County and State Of Ohio through the said town.
ship of Ahabus and the counties Of Ashtahua Trumbu
and MahonBg New Lisbon in the county Of Coumbana
in said State Of 8ho and that they have made and fled with
the Probate Judge OF the County Of Ashabul In the State
Of Ohio their application to appropriate for the purposes OF
road way for their track Of their said rail road according
law end other pieces they haze applied t. appror-
ate the following described piece Of laad-
undivided half Of which belongs and owned by
said Harriet b. Griswod who Is the wife OF sasd Aexan
Henry Grswod and which said undivided one half OF
said land to ssid Harriet B. Gswold by devise rom
Sophia Booth, which said land bounded and described as
follows to wit North by land Of Humphrey Hall aud by
the North line OF said land devised Aforesaid West by
line parallel to the centre line OF sand Ashtshua and New
Lbon rail road surveyed and located Snd nifty feet west
ery thererom South by ihs centre Of the North Ridge
ed aforesaid, and East by line parallel to said centre
and located and fifty feet East theefrom bel g strip of
land hundred wide and twelve hundred and fifteen
long and containing within said boundaries two
and seventy hundredths of Of land
the whole Of which sal land required for the right of way
OF said Asbtshua and New Lisbon Rail Road Aforesaid,
the undivided half Of which is owned ~ said Harriet
g. Griswod Aforesaid and they further Notified that
jury will be selected to the compensation to be paid
for said land Monday the 18th day of January d. 6o
the oee OF the Probate Judge In said county Of Ashabula
EDWARD II. FITCH,
F.a .Hsf Attorney for said Company;
Ashtahula Dec 81 1885, 4t7s2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

wAm,1oror, D.e n
By the President OF tho United States Of
Awtrics. Proclsmatiou
WHrsfAs, BY thu Ac, Of Jaiy An. 1894.
Entitled an Act further to regulate and
provide for enrolling aud calling ont the
National forceo aud Tor other purposes, 1t
is provided that the President Of the Unit.
ed States, may at his discretion, any time
hereafter, call for any number Of men for
the respective terms of one, two, or
three years. for military service, and tha,
in case the quota, or any part thereof OF
any town. township, ward, precinct, or
election district Of hcoubty not 80 subdivid-
ed shall not be full within tie space Of
| 6fty days after such call. then the Presi
dent shall Immediately order draft for
one year, TO Gil such quota, or any par,
thereof which moy be untitled and whereas
| by the credits allowed in accordance with
an Act Of Congress on call for 500, 600
men. made 10 July 1854, the number oi
meu to be obtained under that call was re
duced to 2S9, 900, and whereas the opera
lions Of the enemy in certain States have
rendered IL impraclicable TO procure from
them the foil quota Of troops under said
Q call, and whereas, frcm the foregoing
T. causes, but $50 900 men have been put in
TO the army, navy and mstine corps, under
e the said call Of July. 1864 leaving def,
cheney on that call OF $50 oGG. Now,
therefore. T, Abraham Lincoln, P.esden,
OF ihe Uni,ed States OF Americs, in order
: to supply the aforesaid delaney. and to
pr ,tide for casualties 10 the military aud
r naval service Of the Uuited States. do issue
this, my call, for 100000 volunteers TO
serve for I, 2 or years. The quotas OF
the States, districts and sub.districls under
this call will be assigned by The War De-
par,meui, through the Bureeu of the Pro
vost. Marshal General of the Uuited States
and in case the quota, or any part there
Of, Of any town, township or ward Of city
precinct or election district. or Of a county
not so sub-divided, shall not be filed be
J fore the 18th day Of February, 1865. ther
draft shall be made to FL such quota oI
any part thereof, under this call, which may
be ur6l!ed on said 18th day of February
: 1865.
ed the seal Of the United States be sxed Done at Tn
City Of Washington this 18th day December in the
our LORD 1884 and OF the Independence OF the Unite
, States Of America the seth. t.
BY the Presidents, AhaAnAx LiscoLr.
W II. epwlRn, Secretary of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24
Correction of Enrolment List.
HEADQUARTERS BOARD OF ESRoLLxESr,)
10TH DIsT. 0HIo, WARRkS,
DECEMBER !, 1874.

ANY PERSON enrolled may appear
IA before the Board and have his stricken from the
List IL he show to the satisfaction Of tho Board that he
il properly enrolled account OF ls Alieuagej I'd
Nonresdence 81. Over age 4t Permanent physical dis
ability of such gree TO render HIM not proper sub
jsct enrolment under the law and regulations sh Hav
ing years ing the present and been hon
oraby discharged 9th Drafted is 2 and has substitute
for three years.
Civil Officers Clergyman and other prominent citizens
invited appear ut ali times before the Board to point
Ia the LISTS and give such information in their
possession may aid In the correction and revision thereof
Any person enrolled in township and has removed
aneuty ther in this Cong iatct, can have
bis nroment changed producing his affidavit stating
The Board of Enrolment will strike from the Lists all
removed permanently from this Congressional District on
tsry Committees.
In Il should be stated where they have
moved to- is duty AMI for the interest Of all per-
sons and especially thoae liable to draft to that
who liable to draft escape their proper share OF
sibility.
All persons should be added to those Lists who have
moved into his Congressional District since the otment
OF 1868 all persons who have become 20 soldiers who
been discharged having served less than two years
those who idered aliens, but who have
held Office voted declared their intention to become ci
zens All persons be added the Lists should be repor
ted through Military Committees, giving clor mar
ied SINGLE occupasn and State or County where born
And these corrections should be made imedatey.
CHARLES s. FIELD,
7sl. Com'r Board of Enrolment, 10th Dist. Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

SKEDADLERs TO BE MADE ALIENS. Gen,
Schenck, We are glad to see, is at or the
Canada sDeaks. lie has. introduced res
olu'ion in The House. declaring runaways
from The draft in Canada ard other foreign
couutIies, aliens, not being admitted to
the privileges Of citizenship 10 the United
States, without a legal declaration of their
intention, the filling Of papers, aud five
years probation and naturalization. Gen.
Seherck has struck popular chord with
the people as well as the House. and the
resolution is likely 10 GO through.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

THE Dutch Gap Canal is thus described:
The Gap is about 800 feet long and 80
feet deep. Each side is washed by the
james, BY This cuttiDg we save al least
I miles, and avoid the Bend SO called, snd
the rebel batteries at the same time
The James al-csdy flows into one half the
cutting or canal Between this and he
portion nesIly complete is narrow ridge.
The tsaH Of earth 10 be bloiem out is the
whole depth OF the cutting from the sur
face 10 tho bottom Of the canal, 80 feet
dAep and about 80 feet wids. The depth
Of water in the canal will bs about rs or
20 feet. The vah, as abOrs, 10 cut on each
side, nearly two thirds down. aud 10 ono
place hole has been cnt right through. -
/ shonld think 100 men (colored soldiers
we're ct work. We expect every hour TO
hear the explosion which shall open the
Gap. Then will commence The havoc oi
war. a4dffl rt r.f 4rrr t..-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

FoRr McALLI>rER, the capture CT which
10 among the number Of Gen. Sherman's
achievements, has withstood two attacks
from the water side, in which the monitors
were engaged, without injury, AS its 10
cation is not commonly understood little
information on this point. will be Of inter.
csi. II is situated on the Ogeechee River.
about six:ee miles south Of the mouth of
the Savannah River, and about SIX miles
from the month OF Ossabaw Srund. For
miles on every hand there is nothing TO be
seen but low level islands covered with
reeds sud rak grasses, save where lus,ier
vegetation has pushed mp in cccasionsi
clumps Of trees called hummoeks Jus,
where the Savannah. Albany and Gull
Railroad crosses the Ogeechee, the river
jets ont into q sort q promontory named
Point Genesis. covered by Que Of these
hummocks of more than ordinary size. -
Behind this, hidden from The river, lie:
For, CeAllister, an earthwork of immese
st rergth, erected by the rebels early in the
war. Its batteries completely command
the river.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

PoRrER's EXPEDITION The World gives
a sketeh of Admiral Porler's expedition,
with list and description of the vessels
composing it. Thorough preparations haze
been made to have all vessels in the expe-
dition as iuvuluersble as possible The YES
sells Sc ;ccted 10 shell Fort Fisher at long
range. can throw one huHdred nine inch
shells at each broodside. While the feet
was in Hampton Roads, all spsrs we're
sent down, The boats cleared off the deck,
and every thing removed that would max,
splinters The decks have been covered
with sand hags, so that plunging shot will
not sink them. Chain csbes have been
lashed on the sides TO protect the boilers
and machinery. The expedition will prob
ably be heard from within 8 day or Two.
The Rebel Gems. Marmaduke Cabell and
Gordon are enjoying the hospitalties OF Fort
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

Gen. Fosters operations Oh the Charles
ton and Savannah railroad are detailed by
a Herald correspondent. On the 9th The
whole army was advanced TO within 200
yards Of the road 10 command the opera
tons Of a large working party from The
55th Ma 'snehusetls. who were sent TO cut
down forest. SO as 10 open range Tor
our artillery. The rebels used the rail
read tmbankment for 9 breastwork, aud
heavy skirnisb ebsaed. Soon signal
was given. that The SIS b had accomplished
their work aud our force wss Withdrawn.
This the rebels took for repulss and rush
ed forward With . yell. They paid dearly
for their rsshhess. AT sbs p.opsr time
they were met with wiihsring fire and
soes afterwards ret:eaied. Our line was
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

Dsx 0spsR--That Feature OF the order OF
Gen. Dir. approving Of the pursuit Of Raiders,
even into British territory. is disapproved by
the President. aud has been SO far modified. as
TO require report az headquarters. The Ca
madam authorities condemn the course Of Judge
Coursol, in dischssgiog the prisoners, and or
dsrs have BEEN issusd for their rearresi. ard a
reward has been offered. I, rather looks as
though the Csnucks we're honest as well as
earnest. However. they may desire to make
their territory cover for robbers and murder
srs. they no doubt have sense enough to appre.
ciats the fact, that no more fruitful aud sure
course could be hit upon 10 embroil the two
nations in war, aud We sre willing to believe
that suoh result does not come within their cal
culstions, There appears BY the papers TO be
some little excitement 10 the Provinces over
the matter. a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-24

THs CASADAs BcRDER TRouBLEs.-The
Secretsry Of State on the l9,h, sent O
communication to the House in reply to
the resolution directing him to transmit all
correspondence in full in relation 10 the
troubles on the Northern border. He re.
ports that these ficulties are not merely
local, bu, have arisen mainly ont Of The atti
tuds Ct G eat Bfilain toward Us at The
beginning of this civil war. The cores.
pOndepcs is very volumiuous, beginning
with the commencement Of the civil war
lie refers the House 10 tbs correspondence
accompanying the Presidents Message o.
1861, 1852 and 1868. The correspond
encs is now going on, and will be given BY
way Of supplements as soon as it cen be
prepared.