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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
Administrators Sale
off Real EStatA.

TN pursuance OF order graIIied by the Probate
at public auction, on MONDAY, TifE alsr DAY OF
NOVEMBER, l-6i between the hours Of ~ N. md
p NJ. oil the premises, the following described ZEAL
estate 81 uale in the said County OF Belmont TO wit;
The Southwest qnnrier Of lhs Nofitiessf qnarter Of
SeeiloA eight (s) Township rfx t6t Range i've 10Y con
tai,,ing fcriy lt0l acres, more o. less hi,,,,t.A
year. and one.thrd in yeafs from lhr day Of snle,
with interest; the deferred ply yuenis 10 be secured by
's' s's'(TSSTS W. UT jOHN MS I.Es Admir-
.,,,,t Of John J.. Tiuow, decd.
ec, 90, 1sei-sw' ''f''.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
4 military Organization "fOr
military Purp es"--W b n {
Can ht Meant

To the Editor of the ". Y Tribune.
Sra: The following is an exact copy of .
printed Circular which was shown to me,
some time since, by a trustworthy gentle.
man Of my acquaintance. who gave me the
following account OF it: He said il was ad-
dressed to an intimate friend of his, who
had been a prominent Democrat, and who
had been In the habit of contributing liber-
ally to the support of the measures of his
party. Being now distrustful Of portion
Of the Democratic parry. he had silently
ceased cooperation with them. This Cir
cular, he supposed, was sent to him under
the impression that he was rs jealous par
tisan as ever Not being so, and especially
disliking this Circular, which confirmed him
in his suspicious, he had shown il to some
of his loyal friends, but with the request
that his name should not he mentioned, as
he was retired, quiet old gentleuan, and
wished to sbun publicity and avoid harsh
collisions with his old associates | obtained
leave to take this copy Ut it, thinking that
1t might possibly be of use to the public at
some future time. Since the nomination of
Gen. Mcclellan to the Presidency, the
revelations at the Chicago Convention, and
especially the developments of a secret
treasonable conspiracy at the West, ii has
occurred to me that its publication might
ada something to the mass of kindred in
formation already before the loyal public. -
II you are OF the same opinion. please give
1t place in yeur columns. You may rely
on the truthiulness of the foregoing state
ments. Yours truly,
..,. WILLIAM GooDELL.
WfAidn,sburgh, Oct. 12, 1864. 'r' 70 1
. "a tott.r q. THE CTpr,ua, .. 49,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
HIDES WANTEDI

IfHE highest Wherling prices. in cash will be mid
ioi Hides and Skn,s, delivered my TsnH=ry in
y. ciairsville, By2il - w. AsKENV
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
NEW STORE AT Ia MIRA!
JAMES THOMPSON
COAL WANTED.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received st the An.
- dors Office, until noon on Saturday. Oct. l5sh.
e0i Tor furnishing the public buildings with Coal for
one year. from Nov ISL 1884. Coal be OF the best
guary ak foot vein. Approved bond and security will
he required Of the contractor.
sel-7w r. e. CLARK, Auditsr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
Assistant Asscssor,s Notice. !

Noflo' &c HEREBY GIVEN to alt whom /, may
isacefg thai ANY Peroi rs'dneinihe TownshiPs
o. Wayne Somerei, Warren iSheu kiIk ood Flush-
ing, Union and RlchlaId. desiring take a license
fof any OF the trzdes business OCCUPATIONS requiring
license IAerefore under the Excise Law, be
conIe0lasi by stating la letter aun busi-
xd bslurr OF such or they nsy
as,dI ~ili h blauk application, aad stEd he by
-'''"N''"'- ALoNxo q. .Aill.tR
3 A.s-s-ss ~ Disi.oa, al .s-.s.-4.4a Y..l oAs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
School Books, Blank Books,

Best American Snd Fine French Trusss
LS0 Cutters Superior shoulder Braces. suitable for
n both ladies and Gentlemen, Tor sale at
WESTs, opposite the Lewis House.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

DURE LINsEEp OIL AND WHITE LEAD-Al.o
Paints OF all coiors, dfy gnd ground in oil For
sale at r. r.. WEST & cos
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
Brushes.

I ..T received y iresh slSk oi Hair Tooth. o.
~ shoe White Wash, Sereb snA Ho;:,o frushes. a
A. Il EST A CO. a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
Taxes for the Year 1854
COUNTY TAXES

THE !ntes OF iaxaopin Beimoit county for rsS, are
as follows oil each One Hdhdred Dollars u ynlua-
STATE TAXES = COUNTY TAXES
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
CORPORATION LEvlES.
SPECIAL LEVIES.
GRAND TOTAL.

Martinsvfe, 10 pay debts a. ........ 20.
bridgeport, to pay debts Il
] Ofk Township ptfrnOseS. .OI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20

A. YER'S- foths Mci cans, Wrighfs Jayue's. Mott's
IL Eoh's Rohack's, and Cheeseman's PAl- far ,sale
Al PICKERiNG's Drug Store, ST, Clg;nyile.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-20
Revolvers! Revolvers /

A CHOICE lot OF Revolvers, for sale cheap n,
IA GEORGE BROWNS
ass st. CuirSile, Ohio
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09
The $500 Exemption,

Never was Government involved in
desperate struggle for National exist
ence more fiercely, vchemently assailed
By an Opposition than was ours for that
clauss Of the Conscription Act which
proe'ffitcrs exemption on payment Of $500,
Ihs Draft Reters in our city last Sum.
mcr made more account Of this than Of
any other feature Of the act; while the
Opposition journals fairly famed With d..
atrlbessgsinst' this exemption as most
unjust discrimination ID favor Of the
K'cA agaioR the Poor. Yet, now th.t
its abolition 10 proposed, half the Onpn-
sltion j0asSals We open are prote tho
againss- say change! Thus The Sundar
Atlassaye: aa
"THE. $500 CLAUSE. The so biecs of
rspealipg she,s200 clause 10 the Conscrip
ton ACT y being sgisstsd ia Congress.
": have 10 idss however, that, II will
b interfered with, though advocated by
Ssnator Msrssu o. this State. It's the
one featsrs.of the Law that makes il anv.
ss'ng like fair and equitable measure.
and sqaalisAe gits s6sfdens % rich and
poosnrl Is repealed, no man could seeure
exemption fas les than q snosnt far
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

CONVENTION OF County JUDGEs.-
A Coo vention Of County Judges of this
State has been called to meet at Dayen.
port on Wednesday, tho 22d inst. The
call is made By authority Of Convention
Of County Judges Of the 1st Congress.
sional District, held at Mount Pleasant,
on.the 18th and 18th uit. This Conven.
ton heartily approved the plans laid
down, and the books prepared for the
keeping Of accounts with Administers
tors and Guardians by Judge Vale, Of
Looiss county, and recommended their
sd0psion BY. the County Judges in thi.
State. The State Con vention is for the
purpose Of aoasulsing on the best means
to carry out the provisions Of the law on
the above aud other matters conn sc,ed
With tho duties Of County Judges.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

~. Read sJohn N. Ives ADVERTISE
meut in to-day's paper and then patronize
him Notwithstanding Johns bad luck
last fall, wssse that he is again in the
work. We understand that some per
soos.are afraid to patronizs him the pres.
ent, season 10 consequences Of the robbery
which occurred at his mill last fall. This
n not as it should be, as he did alt tina.
was possible to bring the robbers to jus.
tiee, and>he should have. the patronage
that his enterprise merits. ~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

McCoRMIcK's REApERs,-The scarci.
y OF labor throughout the country has
created an immense demand for Reapers.
Farmers are now Offering as high as SO
per day for harvest help and are unable
to secure it even at that price. sss n
We understand that E. A. slcNair,
Esq, the we'll known and indefatigabIe
sgens Tor McCormick's Reaper, has sold
over one hundred of McCormick's i'm.
PROVED self. Rskers during tho last th rec
weeks, and expects to sell At least one
nunused moro before harvest in this conn
y slone, 9 orders for them ara combs
- '.ster than the mashiase can b sup
P'ed. AZ the price avesaees 800 s.oh,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

DrEB:-We are panied to learn that
YIN. D. Waterhouse, Of Co. "1x," 9Th
Iowa 1nfautry, was ru<dercd by the
rebels at little town near Huntsville,
Alabama. The Fifth, or a part Of it.,
were stationed at the town, when an
overwhelming number of rebels came
and drove them Ious d n. .Wa,e-house
was sick and could not get away. He
was 'murderous1y shot in two places,
while helplessly begging for his life
Such is Soushcsn civilization. ,,.a ~"
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beyond the power .of the great body Of
The yorkisg slsssests seslizs. Thy mso
Of wealth could purchase substitute,
and enjoy au1nfi6As security, while NE
poor man must enter the service spd sban-
don bis family Who depended tpon Bic
labor for subsistence. Hitherto, this
clause has shorn the conscription of its
tsrrpys ,st1 IT'D repeat woald, be regarded
a. az unjust discripinstioas in favor of
thosss|rsdysfsHnreda fartuuc, and ca.
pable of occurring exemption under any
circumstances. We! rLavo DO idea that
Congress will be guilty of the injustice
and folly of disturbing tina. which is the
only nisigeiPgprosision ofzthe hw.''z
We have not shadow Of doubt that
the Copperhead srejoicsd oyer the pas
sage Of this exemption, at once for its
own sake (andthses, ] bud Because i. at.
forded them a goodscrJ and a means Of
exciting prsjudi 6cs1gaiast the Govern.
ment and the WserssW Whether it be now
expedieutto rHssi 4 or not, we do not
judge; but in eifl,er csss Me Opposition
will protest tbN the action q intended to
favorthe Richsgaisst the Poor.--N. T.
Tribune. .e7au + "a a'ta a., ~ .sss qats.'s 7st
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

A story is told d" two men of the goth
Massachusetts, which well illustrates the
pluck Of err soldiers. aud their indffer-
encaL to- dangetf In tho battle Of The
Wilderness, the Goth were in the thick
of the fight, aud one color bearer after
another was Ehot, dowc almost az fast as
the men could be replaced But such
was the eagerness 70 keep the flag efoat
that at one time two men-Irishmen-
caught hold of the standard at opce, O. it
was about to fall, and struggled for it.
Just then shot struck the staff, cutting
it in two, and leaving one man with the
flag and the other with the broken stick.
"Bedad," said the man with the short,
endof the STAFF, "thc rebels have dec7ded
for US this time,' sud went to loading
and firing again, as coolly as if nothing
had happened isT@. er~7 a3s @ .a...5t. 0.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

Sorp Clarence and Upton were,
happily, badly sold last week in the mat
tor Of small ,pox- Fortunately the sick
mss had nothing but the measles. We
hope THAT when our Clarence friends
aeainssend - the measles, they will do it
without getting up big scare. The
fact that things took so fortunate turn,
does not affect those who were willing to
expose others. We are mono the less
thankful that things arc 40 they are.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

~We direct attention to the card of
j. II. Long n Co., house, sign and orna-
mental puin tiers. This firm have recent.
y done scme work for US, aud we can
Recommend them to the public as being
competent workmsnt and honest in their
business Transactions Any one wanting
work done ii their line would do we'll to
givs them a. trial.. VS. nd, ''.. s'' ~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

DUBLIC notice Is hereby given that my wife,
i Alvertena Hine, has left my bed and board
without just cause or prosocation, and alrper-
NJ account, - will not nay any dAbts 81 her
eoltssets0. DlKLIF HiNE.f
Fasmingtca r., Cedar CO.. lows, Nay u, 1884 .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

In one week in time of a war which
strains the national credit, S265, 93s
worth of goods are imported, that the
country could just as. well do without.
and that the consumers could pay double
the duty on Without any hardships In
one week this amount Of gold il taken
from our financial necessities to pay for
these snperauities. This, has bssn aoinS-
on all winter, sAd yet che country is jast
awakening to the fact and its consequen.
w.. =.
DIsrANcEs.-Gen. Grants, adyancssis
said to occupy Mechanicsvlle, little
cluster Of houses about six. miles north
Of Richmond, and just over The 'Chicka-
homipy. This is the point nearest to
the town at which any part Of lis army
cavalry eHesssed-has been heard of.
Coal Harbor, another place at which
there has been fighting, and now in our
possession, is further to tbs east, and
about thirteen miles from ,he city. The
railroad Bridge, en- the White House
road, aud which crosses the Chioahomi.
ny, is just fifteen miles from Richmond.
The Chichahoniny, at its nearest point
to the city, Is from four to five miles
away. Fair Oaks and Seven Pines,
where Mcclellan or rather some Of his
Gcnerals--fought two somewhat uuluc k7
battles, are on the same side of the
Chickahominy with Richmond, and the.
first is Eve, miles and the, latter seven
miles away. Bermuda Hun dreds, where
Batter is, is fifteen miles from Rioh-
mond. Hanovertown, which Grants
army now holds, is also fifteen miles, al.
so Hanover Station, which Lee holds
Bethesda Church, where Gen. Grants
last dispatch is dated, is a little over ten
miles from Richmond
~ = : : : : I $780,
A grandson of General Harrison is
Colonel in the Union army and is serv.
ing under General Hoaker. His name
is Benjamin--it was Benjamin. Harrison,
his crest grandfather, Who signed the
Declaration.--and he 10 worthy chip of
tho old block. He is brave and skill
ful officer. ..% ... ,,.
The Investigations into the Bank Note
Printing Bureau are said to have reveal
ed the existence, as circulation, OF some,
Legal Tender notes which had never
been stamped nor registered They had
been received across. the counter at
Riggs Bank and subsequently e1chnoyed
at the Treasury. There is a happy pros.
pect that most Of the stolen money will
be recovered. One Of the thieves was
prudent villain, and invested Ms share
in handsome brick house in Philadel
phia-audaciously selecting IL in block
next to that in which. the Paymaster
himself resided. 'iHass ,a@s sse
Felix Gill, who killed his wife at Phil
adclphia last winter with boot jack and
stove plate, and then disfgured her body
BY stamping upon ii, has beef found
guilty Of murder. il the secoad degree.
Wonder what = sphilsdeiphia jury would
call murder 10 the first degree?
s~-.rfsf ;, List OF LETTERS
DEMA1N1Nti in the Post Once At linton. an
III the 9Th day Of June, 1884. ,44 t'.'s y. 4
Frank Chapman, James Disney. Patrick XII.
coyne, Ella May, Geo. H.. Rollins, Jos Sanders
Martha Taylor. IN @fa5tag aa44 4 s.a
Persons calling for these letters viii please
say ''adyertised.o SIS. DANIELS. Pm.
.uoa 3 = 4isd, j. ,',s'ss, !. II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

CAUTION TO HoUsEKEEpERs. When
ysu, bay Salsratus be sure that you are
not Imposed upon by the sale Of spu-
riaas article in green papers purportiug
ID be De. Land & Co.'S Chemical Sslera-
tus. The genuine always comes in
bright red papers, aad can be had at the
b<st stores everywhere. ...s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

SCosniszss Gales ID Scots ,Jsansy! ;f
this season viii -feseh-fall SAC, 000.~->--
As an evidence Of the popularity Of
this machiAe over a others ii b arket We
need only add that not, more than twenty
of all the other numesops oh ines made,
combined, have been sold in fhs sosoty
this season. ard probably rot over a DOS
en-. 1t is always . saving to get The best,
and "McCormick'st Reaper, /" with its ,late
improved "Self Raker,' swing 1t least
three men in<Saking md binding, stands
above all co,npctitioo IN this country
Da0 Gazette, Nay. ash. q, as,. d; H..
Too MtcH Coon ADVICE TO THE
PREsIDENT.-.The President is credited
with the following "little Story" told
lately to some jealous and persistent ad-
visersst1 j. fIAh "a - & gToey
"Gentlemsn. suppose all the property
you were worth was in gold, and, You had
put it in the hands Of Blon din to carry
across the Niagara river on rope, would
you shake the cable srsksep shouting out
to him, .Blondin, stand up . little straight.
Biondin, stoop a little more 80 i
little faster-1ean little more to the
North lean little more to the Soutb?.
No, you would hold your breath as we'll
As your tongue, and keep your hands of
until he was safe over. The Government
are carrying IN impense weight In.
told treasures are in. their hahds. They
are doing the best they can. Don't bad
gsr.tbem. Keep silence, and we'll get
you safe across s-xy.r.sY MT az
This simple illustration answered the
Of half air iiout, tan d not only
sifenced but charmed the audience. = =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09


TE< STATE OF Iowa. Cedar county. So;
vkNO THE LEGAL HEIRS OF WIN. II BOLTON,
i deceased: You are hereby notified that
there il now on file in my Office, petition of
Sarah Bolton, wild W of VIM. II. Bolton, deceas.
Cd. praying for an asst gnnent Of Fer dover In
the following described real estate. to wit, in
Cedar county:
The Q / of sw / Of sec. l6, tp. so, range 3;
west Of Sc Of IT, " So, 2;
SCI Of Sc Of le." so, =" 2;
net Of Sc Of H." SO, :" 2.
Also, the following described lands situated in
Hardin county, Iowa:
West Of sc OF sec. ~, tip. SO, range 20;
east l fsw 1 Of ~. i" IS, 20;
sw Of ne of NV of 4" Is, Z" az. - ~.
And that The said Cause 10 set for hearing at
the next regular term of the county court Of said
county, to be held on the first Monday of July
1854. na -a~.r.tn g e.~
J.c BETrs, County Judge.
3. YArIs, Atty. n21w4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

A notorious horse thief named Robert
lloyer was arrested at EIkader,, last
week, and made to confess his guilt, and
afterwards lodged in Jail. Seven horses
and mules we're discovered in a secret
rendezvous, which, it is supposed, were
stolen and secreted BY this thief and his
acc9mplices.sra--e, .a,.,,ssp -, --..F,,~.-s., :
The young ladies of KeoLuk. have tax
en- the places Of the clerks who have re-
Gently volunteered in that place.
Sumner G. Cutter, who killed at St.
Paul, Minnesota, man named Littlefeld,
who had seduoed his wife, has been tried
aud acquitted on the ground of insanity.
The line Of defense was the same as that
in the sickles c1se-tkat the effect of the
knowledge by Cutter Of the criminality
distracted his reason and supsrinduced
temporary insanity" ~ IT. h. (. De-
If any of our lady friends arc lone
some, and want a pleasant compau ion,
subscribs for Cooley, Its June humber
is On our table, and is huge. Leon Ne:ys
Our ladies' when they get 'lonesome,n
and want pheasant companion" sub
scribe for work called "Matrimony."
It's pretty book, gilt edged, bound 10
cal:, aud has clasp. There ara great
many leaves, - "pages," periods"
paragraphs 'ohapters," &e., in this
book; and it lisa "novel' to new begin.
ners, but ere long "Home Lessons in
Zeal Life" conffon. the reader, then
comes the--wasb tub, late dinners, and a
big time gencrally.-Hapheye. .a
The State Sanitary Convention, which
assom blcd at Desmoines on the LIST, adop.
ted resolution, by decided ma ority,
recomm ending all Aid Societies 10 Iowa
to Distribute their sanitary supplies thro'
the medium Of the u s. Commission. 1t
was agreed to raise separate fund for
payment OF expenses Of distribution of
supplies, so that not cent given for sup
plies shall be diverted to pay of agents.
transportation or other expenses. TEey
also recommend the Soldiers Orphan
Asylum Association to the syn, patty and
active aid Of all Aid Societies an d all
Christian and pariotio people. a,
n deegafe from Iowa. offered d res.
olution In the Cleveland Convention OF
factionists, to the effect that the dele
gates there in attendance shall pledge
themselves TO accept or hold no army con
tracts, and no office of trusty honor or
profit under the Govern mont, during the
next Presidential term. 1t was good
test OF their Wanted disinterested patri.
ot'sm aud love of liberty, aud the result
WIS Significant. They smothered the re-.
solution Of the patriotic gentleman from
Iowa insfanter. A convention of men
who have been seeking Office and fat con.
tracts, and who are opposing the present
Administration because they didn't get
the Offices aud contracts they sought
would be the very last TO take soc
pledge. It is office and contracts they
are after, and nothing else. Chicago
JOurn0t. 81 @ft 4@E sEFs .s~. .sa*sssss
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n.y- Dyspepsia ca, be Cured. s.

10 Dyspepsia car DO Cured. FL
Dyspepsia, no matter how long standing,
yields at once to ''UPHAMs DYsPrPsrA CoRE." The
effects Of this remedy are ru magical. Try it and be
convinced Price 81 box Sent postpaid to any ad
dress, by s. c. UPIIAM, Is south Eighth ST., Phila
delphia, Pa Circulars sent free. -r nl3m6 --
PRESERVE TOVR BEAUTY,
SYMMETRY OF FORM.
YOUR HEALTH AND RENTAL POWERS.
By using that Safe. Pleasant, Popular, and Spe.
cifc Remedy known 81 agGEE
~ HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU..
Read the adve ttisement il another column, and
profit by it, r.....r. .... .~...--.
DISEASES AND sYMPTMs ESCMERArsD.
Cut it out and preserve it. You may not now re.
quire IT, but may at some f1turc day. t5a I,s"E
at gives health and vrgr TO the frame,
And bloom to the pallid cheek ,~-
II saves Long Suffering AMI exposure.
Bepare Of Counterfeitst- Cures Quar- nsea
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

In Upton. May SIst, 1854, AMANDA. daughter
months md dA1A Ii
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

GlLT and Rose Wood Frames, OF all sizes, on
VI hand end made to order ct
Il. u. SimnOns' kysLight Gallery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

TBfREruBEIcxH u Fl. Dodge il ed
tied and pshlished y Hon B. r. Cue,
late Senator from Scott county. It j. "a
widEsva1A FAplr, and will do vsI;sat
work for the Naiona sause.o We wish
all success to the editor .,.r.., ,,.,
TT a = - = 4 = : -
kEahStsnst, i. ~, any word
from Capt=s Durbin's company, except
that they srs'isAes.p A. Dsvesport Il
is hoped that another, regiment will be
organized this week. The sooner they
are of the better for themselves and for
,batf,hcA sn.n.a ~ 8&siE su3.@oI@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

A Nice assortment Of Steel Plate Enaravinss
IA Autographs, plain and colored. for sale al
=. d. simmons Sky. Lixht Gallery.
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LIST OF LETTERA

W Is. - II eA1-A = ANe5 "a o.
PEMA1NlNti in the Post Office Ut Upton, on
III the 9Th day Of June, 1854. .ssg ts,'s p. ~.
Frank Chapman, James Disney,. Patrick xii.
coyne,s Ella May Geo. II. Rollins, Jos. Sanders
Martha Taylor. ~ @faita7 aa41 49,. /,
Persons calling for these retters will please
say advertised" 8. s. DANIELS, p. N.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

WHERE THE GOLD sGoEs.-The- follow,
ing is hist Of some of the articles Of
luxury included in one weeks importa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

GCHoOL BOOKS; .Slates, Pencils, Pens and
~ ~ n-holdeFs, for sale at +r-i- kssA- - = a-
E. II. SimuaOns' Sky.I4ixht Gallery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-09

"RAIA pleasure Il is to look through IN
wv Album 6iled With dear faces. EVER
family should have one nice assertnant Il q
d k1ko60mO0sp Art Gallcry.'