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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-05
G E N ERA L N E W S.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
LATER FROM RICHMOND.
Capture of Heavy Rail Road
Stock.
THENUMBER PRISONERS
General Warren Relieved of His
Command.
&c. &c. &c. Gc.
official war bulletin.
WAsHINGroS, April all a IN.

To Major Gen. Dix:
The following particulars. dated City Point,
April Alb, a. m give the latest Dfor nation re-
ceived from Richmond:
Gen. Weitze telegraphs from Richmond that
OF the railroad stock he found there was % loco
motives, 80 passenger and baggage cars. and log
freight cars.
AT $3.50 this morning. Gen Grant, from Suth
erland station, 10 miles from Petersburg toward
Burkeville. telegraphs General Sheridan that he
picked up 300 prisoners to day, and from 800
to 500 more have been gathered by our troops.
The majority Of arms that were left in the hands
OF Lees army are now scattered between Rich
mond and where his troops now are. The coun-
try s also full Of stragglers the line of retreat
IS marked with artillery, ammunition, burned or
charred wagons, caissions. ambulances, &c.
Signed) l. NJ. STANTON.
Sec'ry of War
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MEDICAL.

IN CONNECTION WITH TIE GENERAL PRACTICE
II OF Medicine, treat by new and reliable medium,
and with the happiest results all forms Of diseases Of
Nervous, Seminal aud Urinary and Sexual systems.
Young men with hollow cheeks and pad countenance,
telling IN fearful language the silent working OF
formidable disease undermining your constitution, mem
ory and reason. burrying you 70 premature DEATH
fleet while reason holds sway and avail yourself Of q
treatment that dissipates the slightest disease and
cures the hsrrasng weakness and other of se
Gus difficulty and perpetual annoyance.
SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis
sons, Sexual Debility. impotency, Enects of Self
and their resutslnabiliiy TO Consumms;e the Marriage
Contract, Mental and Physical Prostration, Epilepsy,
Insanity and Consumption.
s'Thefoe,
Like staunoh murderer, STEADY to his purpose,
Presses hIu close through every lane of life,
Nor misses once the track, bat presses on,
Till forced a. last TO the tremendous verge.
And az once be sinks"
Likewise, will guarantee a radical care Of Syphilis
GOnouhea aud elect, in all their stages, entirely
moving from the blood the last spark Of these terrible
diseases that gradually burn up the fountain Of life.
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From 81. LOuIs.

ST. LOUIS, April 4-The steamer Bertrand
bound for Fort Benton, upper Missouri river,
with cargo, sunk above Omaha on Saturday
Boat and cargo a total loss. The boat valued al
fifty thousand dollars
The entire radical city ticket Was elected yes
terdsy by three thousand majority
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8 Y M PTO M s.

The symptoms Of Catarrh they generally appear,
hrst very slight Persons find they have cold,
that they have frequent attacks and are more sensitive
10 the changes Of temperature. In this condition, the
nose may be dry. slight discharge, thin and acrd.
xterward becoming thick and adhesive As the disease
becomes chronic the discharges increased In quantity
and changed In quality; they thick and heavy.
and hawked coughed of. The secretious are Of
ensve causing bad breath; the voice Is thick snd na.
sal: the eyes weak the Of the smell essened
destroyed deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom Of Caarrh is that the
person obliged clear his throat in the morning Of
thick Shiny nucus. which has fallen down from the
head during the night When this takes place the per
may be that his disease Is is way 20 the
lungs, and should lose no time in arres;ng H..
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PROFESSIONAL.

ORs TODD PAeR. having terminated their con-
j tracts With the Government as A. A sargeons a.
Csmp Nor,on are nov prepared 20 devote ihsr whole
time 70 the practice Of their profession can
rely upon Aiding sns or the stser s their oce No 81
vfghla svsnos- roxr3o-ts
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EGREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED a. 81 "A LETTERS
BY ROYAL sg&xiS8 PATENT!
Prspored rrosa a prescription or Sir j. Clark. ~ D
PAysicida ETroOrdinaryfo De Queen.
This invaluable medicine IS unfaing In the cur. Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the fe
male constitution Is subject. 1t noderaies DISTRACTIONS
and a speedy msy be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is peculiarly suited Il will In short time bring on
tie monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp sfGrest Britain, to prevent cOunterfehs.
The PITS sAOlssd not taken By femaies turing tao
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
CUTION.
The PiRs should not6etakeaSy Esmales' during the
FIRST THREE ROg7HSof Pregnascyas as they are
Nhe 20 OTt"G on Kf"'dff"gt, Gus "e any otteI t"t>
they dse SAFE.
In all II Neryoss aud Spinal Affections, Pains in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion. Papits
ton Of the Bea Mysteries aud Whites, these Pills will
effect a when al other have failed; and al
though powerful remedy do not contain irOn eaome,
antimOny, or anything hurlfutO the constitution.
Full directions the pamphlet around each package.
which should be carefully preserved
SOLD RVALL DRUGGISTS
sole Agen; sor the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSEs. 81, Cortlsndt ST.. New York.
n. B-sI 90 and postage ramps enclosed TO any
horzed agent will Insure bottle containing 80 Fills,
by return mail. dec5 deod&wly
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pOteDce In both sexes; the effects Of these diseases
the body and mind, and the Authors New Treatment OF
sll these In full the only successful method Of
cure, with exposition Of Qusckery.
This work Is not qusck advertisement, but warning
and guide for married and single II Is the only book
that gives the treatment OF all the above diseases In plain
English with full directions for seftre
tains much valuable Information proper mention
In pablic notice. The work contains $50 pages and 100
plates and engavings Of the above diseases Sent to an,
address In sealed wrapper. receipt Of cllsl
Those afflicted with Of the above diseases before
placing themselves under the treatment OF any one,
should first read this work.
OFFICE-314 Fifth street. between Market and yeGer
son, west side.
To insure safety 10 all letters. direct 10
GALEc's HEAD DfsPzNsARY
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-10

Ed. ADyERTIsER:-Thet time is not far distant
for the purpose of putting in nomination Repre-,
sentatives to the State Legislature and county
officers There will most likely come up some
questions in which Old Cedar will be interested
--ons we should anticipate and prepare for that
il, regulating by law the price OF freight, &c,
on our rail roads. Most of the States have laws
to that effect. Pay them we'll but keep them
within reasonable bounds by law. The expense
of shipping at this time, is ruinous to the farm
CIR. The people should see to it that neither
Lawyers nor Doctors are sent to Des Mones.
next winter, as they are not producers. The
railroad men are very afabie to them. The
Doctors and Lawyers touch their ha Is and ride
on free tickets-(scissor the farmer|--we are not
producers. Respectfully yours, W. Ii.
We do not believe in selecting candidates with
reference to their occupation. If man Is trust
worthy and competent it is enough, whether he
he lawyer, doctor or farmer. With reference to
the railroad question all we ask is that our rep
resentatives shall act for the best interests Of
their constituents by protecting them against
the carelessness and avarice of railroad corpo-
rations. Whether farmers will do this better than
lawyers or doctors il not termined.
At the last session Of the Legislature the House
Of Representatives was composed Of 40 farmers,
- lawyers, 7 physicians and 20 Of other trades
end professions, giving the farmers alone ma
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
vi Farm Machinervi

Agents for th" following described Farm, N,rb,sr,
-" ihliemeh'S, DC: Woods Self Rakipu Rean.r:
"Nt'I"r Combined Reaper, (Dropper); Reloi, Com.
m"'h Reaper, thand rake: Brlnit single R.,nnr.
hHCheSe Combined Reaper; Little Champion Comh,n.
~ h'arf: j. T. Nanny ; Medium Cut Kpap.r: J. p
,ahh? " vide cut do; The Fountain R.an,r nrd
Mower, RnapiHg and Moving Attar hm.n,. R.ans,.
1000 = fr/a M""ers; Farmer Mowers; Excelsior
'o"crsi Beloit Movers; Buckeye Sr. Mowers: Buck-
eye "F' 40; iiaIncs' Illinois Harvester manufa
"'"f IN" greet supcry Isun Of the Pateptse which
insure I" the purchaser superior machine; Run
"e! ~ rise lay York; Gaddnv's Horse IIay Fork
L''t'e nIhnt Horse Hay Fork; Sprouts sulky Uay
RAKE; Whites Snlky Hay Rake; NC.
AGENTS Newhnryport Portable Engine W orks. Port.
ave Engines adapted to use, Farm Machinery Ware
hoHs'7'"l or Coal Mining Works Send for circular.
"'nerai assortment Of FARM MACHINERY con
s'ah''y on hand Dealers in Salt Quick Lime Ce
n.' ''ncco, iia'r, NC, Agents for the Austin Pow
"'' "mI'y -Rih" Sporting and Blasting Powder
On mama to supply the trade est sale prices
fNtics wishing t" ship to ST. Louis or New Orleans,
~ receive the Prsin io hnjk.
ftiFe IN sacks ami ship. having one Of our hons %
INV 't'f'' where the grain taken out hy boatmep
/ Nuh"nt rNp"sur" IN lesec. CONSIGNMENTS .SIf
ORDERS SOLICITED. j. C. HI.CUEp A. "a
y p clinton, Iowa.
j. e. brtH ER q Co, Mechancsville, Iowa
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| streets thereof are hereby required to construct
and build in front Of their respective lots or
| lands, or wherever the said lots or lands adioin
any street good Substantial side walks. of either
sto1st brick, or wood: and if Of wood to hc not
less than two inches in thickness. on s'erpers
not less than four inches in thickness. The said
sidewalks to be not less than ten feet wide on all
streets around the court house square; not less
! than SIN feet wide on Cedar street: and on all
other streets not less than four feet wide: and
The said sidewalks are required e. be completed
before the lst day Of October, 1865. Provided,
! that the said Town of Upton. shall in all cases
where the council shall deem il practirahln by
reason OF the grade, furnish and set curb stone
for sad sidewalks, without eNpensc to said own
ers, unless said owners should desire to build
wooden sidewalks, in which case no curb stone
need lie set; and the said owners shall notify
the Mayor OF said Town of their Intention to
build wooden sidewalks, on or before the LIST
day or September. 1855. And where stone or
brick sidewalks be laid by the said owners they
shall do the necessary grading therefor; the
grade to be determined by the Street committee
of said council.
SEC. 3 In case tho said owners Of lots or lands
shall fail or neglect to build said sidewalks be-
fore said st day Of October. lSG5, then the said
Town OF Upton may at any time after that date
proceed TO furnish the materials do the necessa,
ry grading, and construct said sidewalks in the
manner specified in the first section hereof and
ell of said Town shall by a resolution of that
body, taking into consideration the cost of sach
materials and grading, and the labor in building
said sidewalks, assess tho owner of said lots or
lands, or on each lot or parcel of land their, or
its just and equitable proportion of the expense
incurred by said Town in the construction of
such sidewalks. And il such owner, after hav-
ing been assessed as herein provided, shall for
the period of ten day after the passage of such
resolution, Of the passage of which he shall take
NOTICE, neglect or refuse to pay such assessment
to the Treasurer of said Town, then the same
shall be collected according to law in the name
Of the said Town Of Upton.
SIC ;. All ordinances or parts OF ordinances
now in force inconsistent with this ordinance
are hereby repeated,
SEC. A. This ord nance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication in the
TIPT0N ADVERTISER.
Passed Angus, oth, 1865.
s. S. DANIELS, Mayor.
Attest. john 5. TrrulLr, Recorder.
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jority Of three. The House Journal will show
that the lawyers and doctors were about equal
ly divided on railroad questions. Now what
were the farmers doing that they did not pass
such bills as they desired? Our experience con,
corning lawyers as representatives from Cedar
county, is that they have acted for the interests
Of the constituents wherever those interests CON
aicted y ith the interests Of the railroad compa'
MES, yet men Of other professions could have
done as well.
We do not make these remarks for the bensf.
of any class above mentioned, but merely to re-
mind farmers that they do not always act for
their true interests and to oppose the policy of
selecting officers with reference to their profes-
sion or any other accidental and non essential
qualification. That niers are an honorable
and indispensable class Of people cannot be
doubted, but they are not on this account the on
ly class ofpersons entitled 10 hold Office.
AZ to complimentary tickets--those who re-
ceive them do not re gard them as a bride, We
know Of ne farmer who refused pass. We are
informed that the only man in the last Legisa
ture who refused to accept ticket, came out at
last in very warm sympathy with the railroads.
Wswlll not venture to tell which Of the above
classes he belonged to for fear we might be
thought to be speaking against that class
But enough. Let US labor to secure for Repre-
sentatives honest and capable men, who will pro-
tect the people as much a. possible against rail-
road expressions; If they are farmers, very good;
il doctors, wo have objections.
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The highest market prices will be puid
for Butter, Eggs, &C. Cash paid for Butter
when dCsi cd.
FACTS ABOUT TEA.

The Tea seed is invariably sown in prepared
beds, and the young plants transpIanted into
rows winch yield leaves suitable for market not
unIiI the third year. The pants are usually re-
nG"rd the fifth or sixth year, as older plants
yield only the poorer qualities of Tea.
Three crops are usually gathered per annum,
ami tie first picking is regarded tn. best and is
almost invariably manufactured INTO the finest
Grceu Teas The second gathering is regarded
good when mixed with a small portion of the
FIRST while tie third gathering is usually manu-
factmed into coarse Black 1ea-and is really
the poorest Tea known in the trade.
The best place to buy, and the best assortment
of Teas in the county, are offered for sale by
". II. 4. 4 T..
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CARD.-Mr. Editor: I received this day throu Oh
Mr.. J. i. DAyhUDE. Gen. Ag't $4,000 in full OF
the policy upon the life of my late husband, in
The security Life Insurance and Annuity Co. \.
Y, and desire in this public manner to express
my grateful acknowled gment to tho Co. and the il
Agent, Tor their promptness in paying the claim
as soon as it became due. MATTE Il. DAVIS,
Upton Aug. 6, 1865.
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Iowa STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. The
annual meeting Of the Iowa State Teachers As
ISOLATION, for 1865, will be held At Oskaloosa,
August 22d to 25th. All tho railroad companie.
of the State and the Northern Line steamers
have extended to teachers their usual courtesy
full fare to place Of meeting and free return.
Friends of education reading this notice will 90
the cause of Public Instruction great service by
using their influence in securing tho attendance
of Cedar county Teachers. c. A. POUND,
County Superintendent
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

. In all their forms, treated carefully and conf,
dentially.
ZH"I will visit and consult patients while
| remaining in town free If charCn. Those living
at distance, and unable TO visit him. can be
treated by sending him "A clear vial Of their
morning urine from which the disease will be
asC"rta ned.
Dr. W Err, inventor of a new mode Oftrcating
diseases Of the genital organs, cures radically
and efcctually Syphilis, Gonhorrhea, GIeet, and
all Blood and Skin diseases Young men sui
teiing from nervous debility. caused by inyol-
uutary losses during sleep, can rely upon a pos
tive and speedy cure by new and inIallIbIc
method.
~ B.-Iadics who desire 20 avail themselves
Of Dr. W. sure and safe mode Of removing OBJ
structipns, supprcssions, &c. from whatever
cause produced, without use of medicine, can
do so at on" interview. Dr. W. has invented a
method Ivy which Conception can be prevented,
simple and &c rtain.
He will he at
Muscatne, Ogilvie House, July 81.
Washington, Bidde House, August %.
j.. d. Cieghorn's, August 9Th,
Upton, AIdrieh House, August Ith.
Clarence, August Nth.
Lisbon, August 9th
Scion August 10th
Z-fs"ASa matter of information we append the
following list Of patients treated by the Doctor,
since January LIST, l~Gl: Oskaloosa. "a: . tum-
II; UanvilIr II; Burlington, lGt: >i4ourrey, s.:
Muscatiur BIS: wilton Junction, 81; purant, =;
West Liberty, -; Springfield, .. Total number,
Ntscatine J0traak
ORD. X. WEIR.
REsiDENCE-For the last six years in Toledo.
Iowa. He will visit the above named places
every sixty days
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For the Upton Advertiser,
The Right of Suffrage.

The question is frequently asked, who shall
have the right Of suffrage? The constitution of
Iowa answers, every white male citizen of the
United States Of the age Of twenty-one years
who shall have been a resident of the State" &c
Now this may have been all right in its time, but
as times and circumstances have changed we
should see whether our laws need changing, and
if so, We should have an eye to who shall lie
our lawmakers in our coming Legislature. In
our late struggle, which has shown to the world
that right must and will prevail, We have pur-
chased the citizenship of large class Of indyid-
uals who were considered by some to be nothing
more than mere cbattels, denying them the
right offreedom, which is the inalenable right
Of all men. Now If those persons have become
free citizens Of our country, and as l believe,
truly loyal, shall they be denied their citizen
ship? Shall they be deprived Of their right Of
suffrage simply because they are black and we
whte2 think not. Deny them the ballot box
and you deny them the right of citizenship, and
open the door, especially in the South, for filing
the Legislative and Congressional halls with
traitors OF the deepest dye, who will enact laws
in their respective States which will prove more
deicterous to the colored man than his former
slavery. For proof of this would only refer to
the acts Of those men in Richmond, Va. Now,
the only way that can see to remedy this evil is
to throw open the door of franchise to this loyal
portion OF citizens; and trust our worthy Presi-
dent in the reconstruction OF the States, will
not overlook the coored man, but make provis
ion that all who are unattainted " it'll crime and
above maturity, to have the light of franchise,
which eflectuay closes the doors of the Legis,
lativ0 halls to all opposed to universal freedom.
Iowa has few who are SO unfortunate as to be
deprived of this boon, which should be remedied
az possible, so as to give them their le-
Ultimate right; and in order to effect this We
should see that at our county convention men
be chosen for our next lie gisature who will exert
their influence in having our Constitution so
amended as to take away the word white and
place all upon the same platform.
FRIEND To EQUAL RIGHTS.
Pleasant Hill, Iowa, Aug. 9Th, 'G5.
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HS>The 3jth Iowa re zine Mt arrived at Daven
port last Sunday morning As it was Sunday
no speeches were given to them, and as the
Davsnporters never give returning soldiers any.
thing to eat, they had to make their way to camp
without anything to cheer them. We don't
know as the Davenport folks feel ashamed Of
their treatment Of returning soldiers, but we
feel ashamed that so nice an Iowa city should
do as they do. Davenport has reaped largely
of the benefits resulting from the war; and now
brags that a single house received over four
thousand dollars in one day from the soldiers,
and yet they permit the tired, hungry men to
walk two miles to camp without anything to eat
or drink. cup Of hot coffee would be a great
boon to many Of them and would be remember
ed with gratitude much longer than a fowery
speech.
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ng-E. A. LINsLEY has bought the interest OF
his partner in the Photograph business, in Tip
ton, and will continue to take the various kin ds
of pictures usually taken in Il Iat class Photo
graph gallery. ED. is a No. mtist, and will
give you lifs.like pictures every time ifyou but
leave the shadow Of your countenance with him.
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by those who suffer from Strumous complaints, and
that one which will plish their prove
this has. of immense service to this large class Of
our afflicted felow-ctzens. How completely this
compound Af 90 1t hasbeen proven ~ experiment
many of the worst to lee found in the follow
ing complaints: Scrofula, Scrofulous Swclljngs and
Eruptions, st. Anthony's fire. Rose or Erysiprla las
letter or Salt Rhcum, Scad Head, Ringworm, DC.
SVbjhs or Tcncrai Disease is expelled from the
system by the prolonged of this SARsApARILLA
the patient is left in comparative health.
FemGie Diseases caused by Scrofula in the
blood, and are often cured by this Extract Of
SarsararIla.
Do not discard this Invaluable medicine, because you
have been imposed upon hy something pretending to
used AVER sthcn, and not till then, will you know
the virtues of sarsapara. For minute particulars OF
the diseases it cures refer you to Ayers American
Almanac, which the agent below named will furnish
gratis to all who call for it.
AYERS CATUARTlc Pills, for the cure Of Costve-
ness, Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dysentery
Foul Stomach Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Heart
burn arising from; diSordcred stomach Pain, Morbid
Inaction OF The Bowels, Flatulcuey, Loss Of Appetite
Liver Complant, Dropsy, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia
and for Dinner Pill.
They sugar coated, that the most sensitive
take them pleasantly, and they the hest Aper-
lent in the world for all the purposes of family physic.
Prepared by j. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass. and
sold by w. 7. MCNAMARA, Tpton, and by all dealers
in medicines every where. CIV NEWS
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COMPANY &C. 2iTH IOvA-We give below q
list of the members of Company &C." oath Iowa,
who were discharged at Davenport on the ID
inst. We hope that Capt. PoUND, or some other
member of the company will give US list of the
names of those who went out with the company
and tell what has become of those who did not
return with them. We are promised such list
from Company e." llth Iowa, and hopo to ge.
lists of Companies ''B" and &c" of the 2tth.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, A%g, Cd, 1861
DEAR ADvERTisER:-l think YOU would confer
a favor on the friends of Company &C." 24tb
Iowa. in Publishing the suhjoine roster Three
years ago; when We went out to pat down the
| rebellion, you published cur nanes--a long col.
tmn =-ninety-eight in ALL you will not take SO
| much space, in your paper to-day. The casual.
! ties of the service have fallen with no light
! hand upon us.