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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
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liO4TUN SutnIdIy, TOD. NJ ~
Robbers carly thismOrning attempted To dow
H. ,a,I, of The Dedham Bank with gunpoEd'r'
% he carge wnaso great as to damage thg b.'S n !;
aron,o tho nfghhofHood ana f'"r9 'no 'i"o'o' o'
"ioi, nrop,scd inid Oh grocDbhc"s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

" Lfn ~ fl-a,s. end r'ie n con- enofnsri 're adfT
~ rrreris il oitrr co'nmni ~ rae pIpr'
IcipFrfY hyr ltHu ~ - +" bi'' III 'i''s'''
Nut,CEs IurArEu-lufe tU.L
NYtSrgp gsHnrE-Iirkef of Lave MN go =,
.,t y,prc ruvArEE- Clri5ls Car-ll.d, NJ tAo hiAet
p.rv . ,rrn. BrooAlrr- no. ,miau OH.
D~sr. W Aat nit-lie',i
w. hHnUROus NEslGEfut ole rs. 10 'l AMMAN
Ittspof ~ ,Tnog- tsHrsfliau fr!l1fflfn'ts.
rto,pwA, tstrrttiiR,rrH-tq ucftii-H fcf .fntnce'.
IowHs OMAR tiEcus-ho~ery ''i''"i'
IIors CusPEL-biaunofh St.l'otcpIAcei.
prpuAss-Sierros.orti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
nlaIine Eisnstcr.
IOgIl.TsS NOahOL 10
ut O.n,

Tbe brip l.. ID. Garner, Capt. Samuel WhiSe,
e.. r,,uedolphin. bound 20 rcnancola was "r.cheu
''' ornrys cach last night. and isa total o.s VIC"
saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
Gpetial Notifies.


Now Come !-BAKER GOODWIN, Printers Tribune
pi,,, p,iniinsHouse square, gratefully acknowledging
the greatly increased aud uuantepa'ed vo' oil 'hen pah
m n. public since T. beginning Of tie Ne"-iear take this
priy to State tina. they have, owing to the unprece-
am ,uut Of bushes, oorug 50 fr improved their iac
,,i,. 70, ,le execution Of EVERY CLASS OF PRINTING
lc On, ,allc Card Lab. 20 tho Largest Bill or Book
e, now eo.dlcnily promise al patrons that their
o, no matter hos large urgent, vii receive Immediate
,ior and be- IL, cred az the promised moment!
~, Remember Eyery ClaAs OF Typography IA provided
tbi Extensive Steam Printing House aud tai our iagl
ti.., A., eeuul to ai.uost any emeg cncy.
BAKER 4 GOODWIN,
Book a.d Newspaper, lob and Card Printers,
Tribune nnildugs P,in ing House squsrc N. T.
a'hc Win Assembly District Union .,ncoiu
.ocintion will hold It's regular meeting TINS tMondnyl
EVENING a. iieadqnarerb NO. 100 Ilelenccy st.
Il. i. EEWlN'y, President.
pErkR HUXLEY, Secretary.
For sale.
kft.l .lsss COUNTRY EESlDEN,r Tor sal. al hsgain
Per m deception the Real oae column Of ihe Evening
,IO.tc' !cdoJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

Prof. Doremus will deliver the third lecture
Il his course on tho Wofdf Indebtedness 10 oc''uec'
At The Cooper Institute tl,s evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

P.of Brown lectures on Richard EnnsIc
Sheridan this evening 1t Clinton Han.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

TExAs.-A sketch Of the topography, re-
source and trade Of the Valley Of the Rio Grade orig
naly published In THE TRIBUNE under the tile Reoc
cupaton Of the Rio Grande" has been issued IN pam.
phlet under the Of IT, author JoHS AUSTIN Sic
vEys IT,, esq. and IS for sale By Sinclair TOUsey. II
contains great deal o. clearly stated information
nattere Of special interest 10 all who concerned Ia
Mexican trade and Of general interest to every one Oh
account Of The present cOndioa Of Mexico the French
oeeupnon and the probable future complication Of ON
political relations with both Mexico and France. Mr..
stevens nrgss that the forts she line Of tie Rio
Grand, be geIrsouol and firmly held tie coast line oc.
euped II force Pon, Isabel ana Brownsville rendered
aprcguGbs and that the trade with Mexico should BE-
thrown open without rcstrict!ous and snc Of steam
ors established between EcwYoIk, New oilCnns. ard
PolLf Isabel ~ lie belief that very soon commerce
beyond any which lave yet dreamed Of woad be or
gained 10 the advantage Of both countries. The basis
which c,iss FOR such TRADE Is amply descIlei ia the
nluuhlct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
Important 60 Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN' PILLS.
TIE combination Of ingredients in these Pills the rcsA
Of long anti extensive practice. They mild in their opera
ton sud certain ia correcting all Irregularities Painful Men
situations. removing all Ossuctons whether from cold or
otherwise headache pain the side pspsion of the sess
whites all affections, systec' 'igus pain IN 'hs
back and limbs &C., disturbed syD which sr'e from in'
rupuon Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pif,frS
was TIE commencement Of IL the tresire Of these
irregularities and distractions which HAYS ccssncs many
GRAVE No female can e7ioy good Aesih IN
less she rrsols and whenever an obr'7on sas' place
the general health begins 10 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PdLS
are the most ere.ua remedy known for y compSnt'
peculiar to Females To al classes they are is'sluabe a
dacag with certainty pcrioaiss regularity The'src knSn
to tlousand who hire used them s dGesen. peot' tAo'sh
OFT e county having the sauc,os Of some Of the 'ost c
neu Physicians in Arerica.
Explicit directions sssa each box she Price One n'r pes
box or six boxes for 5 containing ~, 50 to 60 Pills
Pills sent by mail pron7ty by reus'ins 10 the ProPr ser
Sold by Druggi.ts generally.
HUTCHINGs' HILLYER PrOpretOr'
No. 81 c-darst., Hew-fort
t;oIJ Nec,,,.ee. co.. l.,.ses.-FlyE, SEVEN. TEs,
T}VpfvT' fffTFI ~ TWENTY, TWENTY-FIVE. AID
THIRTY DOLLARS each. o,o = ,,rPu
No. Az Broadway; one door below Canalst
Cen;ie,nen's Fine Gold seal. iiings.
FIGHT TrN. TWELVE, ElkLrEf,i El ,ii,i
TWENTY, TWENTY-FIVE to Ti!t!; 1 FIVE ~, DoLhAAS
'''"' 30 AIS Broadway, one door below Canai't
Indies, Breast-pirs. New Styles TWO THREE,
FIFTEEN, TWENTY, TWENTY-FIVE 70 FiFFI DOL
No. AS broadway, ore door below Canal 1t
THE Late DIR. A. ID. Wilson.
beautiful sud ifelike CARTE DE NlSlfE OF the ate
Dr. A. D. WILSON for SALE at Mira MO0RE'S Gallery Of
AT, No. AL Cans-s'., near 'arick
Uenrie's Kakaiiae~
FOR THE HART
FOR THE HhIRt
Prepared from the Bark. Roc, end Flower ofsbs
PERSIAN PLANT,
X A X a LII.
lii ,be identical para ion used by al the Eastern nations
for Tie OIowru and PRESERVATION q the Hair and b. ito
~ the Hair RETAINS YOUTHFUL LU,vRlcE AND CoLos
Uno ciu Keep ne hair MOTT fy 'reral dap
All retain IN any REQUIRED POSITION, ~houI the aid Of
4 il pt.irty D,ercsf The hair FROM Falling OFF. and
Quickly crop TO cone H. gri&se Hts oes""
aAg ,.rwancgt drrf oi0ssy GT3cIr rec. -
twi Kenmore az Dlndygr, keep the Ss1i C!edH ana the
Her Swcci. Aoist aud san
'''' " '' MOST PERFECT TAlR DRESSING
IN TIE WORLD
IT - A LUXURY IT H. 4 LuNUEY TO USE TT
Sold Fverywhere Price filty Cen.s. holesse Depot
No. p ClAst, New-ioi".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

Prof. ALEX. G.. BARRy'SIRIC0PuEROu rs OR hb-
ntcirrp COsPouNp Tor pr'eryini, Restoring ann
I, I... era tatua Hns daiiaiun. Prev, 'i"d i
IA ,y ,irt curing diseases oil the sAiu. .uds d1 i'
TYrk !. sat rltum, ImVes. chbliins Scl CHAPS, i' S
in, f,r ns. throat, &c., nul giving instant ri w
ca, al cot. brunes, SPANS, buns, fctd- 80, pin'i
e,r,. Sod by an Druggists Throughout The "oilu' i''i
OHIO, No. ga isar o., New bork.
Trrssrs.-MARsu & Co.'S Radical cure
mrs, Office ony at 40 Veseyst. Also sap'oier' gu.
',.,-y F.uirres SIX Ebsc S'o sinsl io4 Ns4D'1e 'e
kho, der Braces S.. lady attendant
AnuLGs SOLDIERS Tho D0AED Of snE-
c,os. ana the SURGEON GEssnAL u. > A. nav s"p
.,,rl lo.9r.ry eomrt udtt.on To- the IAAAkh ~.
4 ~ u nuflc,ufr. Tho SysNToH WI gave ' ~
I'u,,iion. fALiKR Legs also Offlc - ilapn'' ma
M" i"-'"' "' ~ Suf'eor.Aitist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
UnYT's NINWATHA Inn RRsTORATIyE.

BACHELORS HAIR DYR.-Ihe best In tho
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
i. effect. The genuine is signed WILLIAM y BArchkiok
Sold ~ ali Druggists. Factory No. 81 Berclnys
BEAUTIFUL LIFB-LIKR PICTURES.
Carte. 4. Niste per doren. Dupicses III 80 All nng
live ei.tsrcd Il a. LEWIS No. IS! Chathamst, ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

DISEASES or TIE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, ohiH,
Ar, 40 sExu.L SYsrTp-hcw and reliable uo.''1, =.
R,pofts 81 tho HOWARD hssocAfloN >" ii,va..
rut.lopts free OF charge. Adlfui. III j. ""''"
an. Howard Asspclstiop Philadelphia, Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
Tho celebrated CRAIG MlcposcorE Is mailed

n, paid fr H.! - with .iK b'aotiW M'g''4 ~, N,j,, ~
III, "a Objects. 10; hy lltSY tHAid Nc W. "''''
"a 1oor Hcv.. IoIs. Liberal elcQpnt u 1'el'.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
FOR Con.hs. Colds. AMI Coa,uinpii ~.

For L Oi sHs' s"''7' Gus ~ '"'
TIE VEGETABLE PULMONARY iALNAhi il the most
hi.hy approved dts ever aco'ered Ia Us s,rooD
prsr OF ALL rr Tine Ea,us don pnpf cedeu,ed al.
fv,,pty rogry YEARS - recommend ID by oar he,t
pu,stcIANS oar Lnpsl ef.i.A CT iA8As - IRKss to
IpApr In fact By ai who aaoT e. PEE. aics v' Z
can h. c,, % most extent wrlpl- each bottle
Tine Ir0l A. Vll cigr4Iuly rluH1 I'D. U
tire!v sa,actory. fcc 81 cont ani the re t'"s
,veh a., che. post K CAREFUL so sf rlg GENUINE
which j. 1partd Day by Af D, GO it y 80. NAuras
pruss t Gu..ai sold 1n rc-f cd. u> D's.sr -lLr-iy
Paten,a. pattnt,. = rteits.
Nessrs MUM " CO. lun0fl.lto. or r SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN coutu.t TO % ls ,Nt ROSS srcurn, Ia
tents fruew inv nt,an ~ tsif eri j :,r q eaarii,s
eucc H. soliciting patents a. 't'. At -, .iieys III .Os
than - nOu uNoutsis.
nil,n.a 10. Gr ny,n. r. r ..J lee, 90 FL ,c.t.i
COu,ula d 4.d I'D, go . , Ailies. -i NA Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

WHEELER AND WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
LocKsriTrH Swing MACHINES.
Once No. S05 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

All Dr. y. JAYss . Sons FAIRLY M.DioisEs are sold IN
New York By Kitchen Ty'er Co.. No ~ Chsnbsr'-s' ard
No HuA.on.st.. ar By Drugsl.ts eenelally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

Wendell Phillips on REORGANIZATION, at the
Cooper institute TUESDAY EiENISG Feb II For par.
ticprs advertisement under head Of "Leclures and
Mccing-."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15

4 RADICAL CURE FOR IHsRSIA OR RUPTURE!
WHITES PATENT LEVER Truss
constructed poi lively this dangerous disease
No pressure made the back spcrmeic coiscon Is
inward and pys light clean ard cay The power can be
made stfoLg weak peasurc required IL oilers en-
ei. iu principle al IrusscF md made 70 cure,
and simply hold aud inurr Pamphlets iree sod only
by GREGoRT Co.. No COS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-15
TAnLrArX FOR Tng FAIR.

The first of q series Of tableauxs in coniunc-
ton Wit, the approaching Fair foriLe relief Of soldiers
was given at Wizards Hall last evening. The differ
ont characters persouaed by ladies and gentlemen
Of tie higher crclc and the hall was crowded with
tie elite Of tic city.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

eg-The Wheatland Times thus de-
scribes some Of the circumstances con-
nectcd with its late change from Copper
hoadism to true Unionism:
The change of political base that has
taken place in the Times. causes terrible
commotion among the snakes. Once in a
while one of them, more intolerant than
his fellows, comes in, pays his little bill,
and stops the paper Others of the same
class, who wish to adopt the. reputation
principles of their "misguided Southern
brethreu," hiss through the mail, "stop
my paper" But the last visit we had
from Copperlead, exceIled in ridicu-
lousncss anything We ever knew A GER
tain pompous, staggering fellow, well
known as the person who has taken a
contract to purify the morals of this
community, Ga singular proceeding for a
Cop. called on US, and announced in q
voice of thunder, that he considered a
white man better than niger under
any circumstances We are a modest
man, and were abashed for moment by
the little fellows abruptness, but recov-
cring our cquanimity, we took a look at
the specimen before US. Full of onceit,
ignorant Of the difference between true
politeness and dry goods, bullying, swag-
gering, impudcnt and brassy, was the
inventory. We could not see the "bet-
ter" in his case, and quietly scratched
his name, fully satisfied that such persons
seldom read and never appreciate good
newspaper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

The FIFTH INFANTRY.-aThe Bully
Fifth, "Thc Bloody Fifth" "Ttc G To-
rious Fifth" are now home on furlouch.
We feel that we have a peculiar interest
in Company "A' Of the Fifth, as it was
the first company that went out from
cold Cedar" to put down the accursed
rebellion. We can all bring to mind the
time when this company left US eighty
seven strong and now, although it has
received some additions, there are but
about thirty men left belonging to the
company. There arc twelve re.enlisted
veterans, nearly all Of those who are with
the company, who are now home on vet.
Gran furlough They are 7. F. Tracy,
Hospital Steward; J. L. Weaver, Quar-
ter Master sergt.; Sergt. VIM. Zeitler
Corp. w. II. Morrow; W. L. Berole
A. II. Gillette D. II. Kimmel; H. Ma.
ter; J. B. Murray; s. /. Olinger; N
Parsons; N. H. Rogers. Capt. W. G.
McElrea and It. L. D. Ingman are still
IN command Of the company and ar.
homo with them. Surgeon P. A. Car
penter is also homo on furlough. AL
look and appear to feel well. We hon,
they will enjoy themselves "hugely."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

gd-We have received the second mum
Der Of The Annals OF Lopa, an interesting
quarterly, Published by the State Histor.
zeal Society. "The object of this PERI
odical is to collect and preserve, in per.
mancnt form, facts connected with the
early history of Iowa, together with such
biographical and historical sketches and
"reminiscences Of prominent citizens of
the State, as would otherwise fail to be
recorded. Any persons having materi-
ais or authentic manuscripts Of this kind
will confer favor by forwarding them to
the Society" The annals for 1864 will
contain 200 pages Of reading matter, all
for the small sum of 80 cents. Persons
desiring to be posted 10 the "ancient"
history Of our glorious State, should sub
scribe for the Annals. All communica-
tions and subscriptions should be ad.
dressed to J. S. Paryin, Editor of the
-Annals, at Iowa City, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

No. The Muscatine Courier says thai
the rebels don't like the course of the
Northern Democrats. OF course not;
but by the term Democrats they mean
such men as Butler, Dix, and the like,
aud not such rs Vallandigham, Byington
aud Thsycr. While berating the "Dem.
ocrats,' the rebels have kind word for
their friends "thc peace party of the
North.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14
Upton, April 10.

ry Browns Bronchial Troches clear
and give strength to the voice of Sing
ers, and are indispensable to public
speakers II recommend their use to
public speakers. Rev. Z. II. Chaplin.
"They have, suited my case exactly,
relieving my throat and clearing the
voice SO that could sing with ease."-
I. Ducharmc, Chorister French Parish
Church. Montreal. 49, T.
Sold by all dealers in medicines at %
cents per box.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

sGoLD!-Over $4,000 in gold were
sent, few days since, by the State Treas.
urcr, to Chicago to obtain the premium!
Who would have thought that there was
SO much gold in lowa?-Statc Reg.
BIG SAFE.-A mammoth Safe weigh.
ing seven thousand pounds, was recently
placed in the State Treasurer's Office
Its prime cost was between $500 and
5000. -,Stute Req.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

sJAs hands are scarce, and the sea.
son late, farmers should get one Of J. J.
Riders Patent Improved Corn Planters,
made BY A. H Perry, Upton, Iowa. One
hand and team can plant fifteen acres a
day with this planter, as we'll as two can
with any other planter Price only
twenty dollars. g. -@
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

na-Is there to be no public welcome
of the members of Company "A," Fifth
Iowa Infantry? We can't say whose
duty it is to move in this matter, but
think it would not be inappropriate for
the discharged members of the company
Gf we may use tine expression,) to lead
off. We are ready to follow.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

Our THANKS are due to Mr.. T. 2.
Dean, of this place, who isnow on bust.
ness visit to England, for copy of The
Standard, published in London. 1t is
devoted to the cause of the jeff Davisitc..
We would advise the Courier to get it
and one or two Of the Richmond papers,
when it would b, provided for, aud would
not have to write any editorials.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

ng-The ladies of Mechanicsvilic and
vicinity will be pleased to learn that Miss
McAfoo has opened Millinery establish
ment in that town. She formerly carried
on the Millinery business in this place,
with entire satisfaction to her numerous
customers. See advertisement. ~,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

PRoMoTED.-Sergt. W. w. Edging,
ton, Of Mechanicsvillc, to I'd Lieutenant
in Company "B," oath Iowa. "Wash."
is first rate soldier and will make good
officer. Success to him and all like unto
him. And here is another of the same
sort. Chris. 1. Kurtz, of Lisbon, is I'd
Lieutenant Of Company ~" in the same
regiment. We are glad to see the brave
Gath filling up and getting such good
men for officers.
Sergt. Jacob T. Haight, Of Rochester,
has been made I'd Lieutenant In CO.
"K," sth Iowa Cavalry. If "Jakcs +"
heart is in the matter we are glad to see
him promoted. He is in better business
than he was year ago and more.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14
No. THE WELCOME, On the 9th, was a

r@-THE wELcoME, On the 9th, was a
very pleasant and happy affair. It was
one of the few nice days that We have
had this year, but still the going was
such that il was almost Impossible to get
around. There was large crowd in
town aud all appeared anxious to honor
the 'guests Of the day. As Major Foster
did not arrive 10 time there was no
speaking before dinner. The company
was formed and marched to tho hotel
where sumptuous dinner was awaiting
the charge. AS usual with the 1lth,
"ths position was taken" and the repast
duly enjoyed. After dinner meeting
was organized in the Court House, where
upon Judge Tuthill welcomed the braves
in the following neat speech:
Officers and Soldiers Of 11M: veg
In behalf Of the loyal citizens Of Cedar
county, l welcome you
Your visit here, brief as it is, gives US
much pleasure in affording an opportunity
Of expressing our gratitude to the brave
defenders of our country, SO courageous
ly fighting for the permanency and per.
pctuity Of its free Institutions.
This is no common war,-no ordinary
conflict Of nation against nation, fighting
for augmented power or territorial ng-
grandizemcnt,-on tho contrary, It is an
accursed rebellion; instigated and carried
on by wicked and unprotected men, who
have traitorously endeavored to destroy q
free Republic, for the avowed purpose Of
founding on its ruins, new Government,
the cornerstone of which is slavery.
In this unholy attempt, they will be
defeated by the bravery of our citizen
soldiers, who have so nobly volunteered
to fight the battles of our country
And We, who by reason OF age, family
ties, and other adverse circumstances,
have not taken our places side by side
will. you, ia tho camp and tented field,
desire to show, now, as at all times, that
wo. fully appreciate the services of our
sons aud brothers, who represent us in
the army Of tho Nation; and to express
with honest pride and heartfelt pleasure,
our feeling, that you, as a portion of that
patriotic band from the prairics Of the
great West, have shown yourselves, as
Iowa boys ever have, the bravest of the
brave.
And we know that you are making a
history for generations yet unborn, in
which your heroic deeds will be embalm.
ed in the hearts of your countrymen.
Welcome then, thrice welcome to &c.
dar county.
Major Charles Foster, of LeClaire, re-
sponded in one Of his off hand speeches,
for which he is celebrated wherever
known. As. it was impossible for US to
get within sight OR hearing of the speak
er we cannot give any synopsis of his
speech. Suffice it to say that it pleased
all loyal men; gave good account Of and
great credit to the brave men under his
command; was hard on traitors and cop.
psrheads, and satisfied all that the Major
was equally good a. charge on rebels in
the field and in exposing the treason of
their abettors in the North. He is one
Of our best officers.
Rev. s. Pa1coast then followed in a,
stirring, patriotic speech.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

A CorpEGuEAD EIcToRY. A valiant
corperhcad got tight last week-no
strange thing--and, as he says, got into
fight with three or four soldiers, and
whipped them out completely. The
truth is he fought stove and came off
second best, with a Scared face.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14
A saEplsnepef fsrcetn the.F'ielt,
OF LadieS

Testifying to the superiority of the Wheeler
Il Wilson Sewing Machine. The qualities
which commend this Machine are: LIST, Beauty
and excellence Of stitch-alike upon both sides
Of the fabric. I'd, Strength, irmness and dura.
billy of seenr thsTwin not rip nor faS1l 3D.
Economy OF tine "a. An, Its application to its
wide range of purposes and materials 9TH, Com.
pactness and elegance of model and finish. 9th,
Simplicity and thoroughness Of construction.
eth, Speed. ease OF operation and management,
and quietness Of motion. ns1n,ihoroagh ins.ruc.
Upton, Feb, 4, 1scl ans /.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

ono of the hest and cheapest in use. For twenty
dollars you can get planter with which a man
or boy and span of horses can plant fifteen acres
per day, and do 1t well. Call and satisfy your
selves.
He is also taking the names of those who wish
him to manufacture their cane the coming sea-
son. premium of 20 gallo of best molasses
will be given for the best acre of cane made
mp at his mill, and 10 gallons for the second
best. Good cane seed for sale.
Upton, Jan. II, 1863.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

No BETTER Poor REQUIRED.
has not yet been publicly denied that
the Chemical Saleratus made by D. b.
DE Land & Co., is all that its friends
have claimcd-that is a pure and whole
some article. This cannot be denied in
face of the testimony of chemists and
those best qualified to judge. The fact
that it has been basely counterfeited at.
tests to its value.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

"GoLD WINDOW SHADES" curtain pa
per, curtain hansings, cords, tassels,
wall papers, bordering, ETC., etc, for sale
at the Post Office Book Store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

DEA Cotillon Party will be given at
Pennsylvania Hall, on next Monday night,
18th inst, as a welcome to the men bcrs
of Co. A, 9th Iowa, at which all who
delight in this say and festive amusement
are invited to attend. Supper at the
Union Hotel
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

n4rLadics wishing to get the latest
styles Of Hats, Bonnets, &C., will do well
to give Miss A. Pcrrie . call. See ad-
yertisemcnt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-14

The LADIES SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
will meet at the house of Mr.. J. 4. Muz.
w, on next Friday eve.