The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-24
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
,sa > "a she LIST day Of January, 1865, we
/, v;ll adopt the cash system, and no paper
( Ill, be sent from this Office without it is
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We have to pay the money for every.
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and consequently we do not consider it
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our pay in advance. Ifa man wishes to
lake an Eastern paper be is obliged to
epay for it, but here it has been different;
some men have taken this paper for years
and never think of paying for it until
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with some kind Of an excuse. We have
not yet adopted the habits Of the toad,
neither do VIC live on "stumps OATS" but
we do like corn bread aud hominy.
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ALBUMS. Hudson & Linsley have
just received splendid assortment Of
choice albums. Call and get one before
the best are sold.
DDThe Soldiers Aid Society will
meet at Mr.. s. Yates next Friday even.
ing. A full attendance is solicited.
a. IA. ELLIOTT, sec.y.
FoR SALE-Two good, new, Sewing
Machines, Of the best make, will be sold
At less than New York prices, il called
for soon, at the pos:ollice They are
warranted. 46wo
i II. RANDALL, Esq, of Inland, will
please accept our thanks for two good
fat chickens, which he sent US for a
Thanksgiving dinner, This was time
~ gift, for i, is seldom an editor is able
10 adorn his table with snch luxury.
Il THE DISTRICT Counr commences its
winter session on Monday, the 9th of
December, when Judge Conkiin and Dis
ttict Attorney Scott, will see that Justice
is done to all Parties and witnesses
will take notice
3 DIDN'r EorE.-Aunust Belmont, The
silent per silent chairman Of the late cop.
perhead organization, did not vote at the
late election, as his vote was challenged
on account Of his having he. upon the
result. Long, of Ohio, voluntarily ab
scented himself from The polls on account,
Of his di.eu,t at McCle!lln'= position.
aT-As We expected, The boy Booh
has given JEFF. Davis Il lecture, bscau-c
in hi, ias. message he intlma'cs tha:
"freedom is boon to The nccroes," wEich
may be offered to him ia the las. resort.
Tho idea that freedom is boon to the
negro" is according to the Day Bool:,
in direct opposition to the teachings Of
Holy Writ, hence JEFF. is "warring
against the Almighty"
True WoMAN.-The poe: says true
woman
'Scattcrs around her, wherever she stays
Roses of bliss DER our thorn covered ways"
And he should have added makes nice
light biscuits by using the Chemical
Ssleratus, to be had of all the respectable
groccrs.
"STRAws." Before the election Ger.
tain copperhcad papers were publishing
pretended votes of soldiers, making GU,
that they were almost unanimous for Nc
Clellan. We are indebted to Rev. L. L.
Sweet for the result of TIE election in and
about Memphis, Tenn, which is as fol-
lows:
Lincoln. Mcclellan
Iowa soldiers, 904 70
Missouri :" 43O 81
Ohio !" 1873 81
Illinois j" $50 none
9th Tenn" $50
Wis. 1853 II