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Chnchas land sailed 18th for Cork; 18th. Susan
Blaisdell, Sawyer, Chinchas (apd sailed 94ih Dnn
kirk, 24th, Saml Tarbox, Tarbox do, land sailed
z4th for Hamburg)
Sid 18th, ships r Blanchard. York, Cbinchas,
18TH Criterion, Stetson. do; Gath, barques Sarah
staples, staples, Cork; Henry Buck, Nickels, do.
m Ar at Cientuegos Sd inst barque Ellen Stevens
Howe New York
sd 4th. barque Mary Elizabeth. Noyes. Boston.
Ar az Remedies 18th ult baTque VIM Ii Wall Cast
Der havana 2lst brig Polly Jones' Brl IsIael Port.
land; 2ith. Timothy Field. Patterson. Havana
Sid I'm Havana Iih, barque Cuba, OBI Holmes. for
Sagua ana Northern US port
Ar at Matanzas 4th ins1 baroue Norton Stovor
POI tland: 9th. Mary Fox Ross. Portland; brigs
Geo " Chase Dunning. ana Oriolan Cioodipr- 10.
Emery. Fit s. Port and
AR At Cardenas 9th inst, brig Ahavela, Reed, from
New York.
Sid 4th. sch Ella Hodgdon. Hodgdon for BANGOR.
9Th, brig Martha Washington, Lei y d. New York
Sid fm Sagua Sd inst, barque Z A Allen Sylvester.
Boston
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

OOM nlS AZ EOA40s
SAN FRANCISCO 8th inst, ship Cyclone
West New York.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar I'd inst baroue Waltham.
Wheeler, Philadelphia; brig c Matthews Hughes,
sch Ralph Post. West do
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th. barque Hattie Mo :
riscn, Perry, Beaufort N G; brig NJ Merritt Berry.
and Belle of the Bay. Noyes do; c w Ring. Nc
Lean do
CID llh brig H Kennedy, Smith, Port Royal;
sch II Hunt ey Nickerson, Portland.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, sch Greene, Eaton, from
Also ar 18th ships Game Cock Williams, Manila;
Elizabeth Hamilton, White. New Orleansi oaIque
Jas Churchill. Seavey, Buenos Ayres; Drigs hoot
Move, Holchkiss, Demarara; ROBIN, Hopklns, Ma
shias ssh Evelyn G M sohas fsne Eslop
Machiasport: Wave, Allen, Addison; Red Rover,
West, Belfast for Rondout; Cornelia, Henderson.
Rockiand: Arcade, Marshall. do.
Ar Isth ship Louisa. Howes. Cardiff barque Ma
nv Bentley. Clark, Beaufort NC; brig scio brown,
Matamoras; sch Judge fancy Clark, Elizabethport
Ar I4ih ship Grace Sargent, Hotchkiss. from San
f Ga Eth, barque Ellinrwood. EIlipswood. for
Zaza; brigs Chas Adams. Peterson. st John NE;
Cathsrne Rogers, Yeaton, Boston; sch Albert Jane.
SON Candage, Portland.
barque Brett. hurlow. Havana; brig Suwa-
nee. McCobb Trinidad sch 2 A Paine, Jones, East
land julia Carnage. WOOD Boston nAISss P Por5
win, X aowlton, Salem; Cosmos, Stetson. Newbury.
port; Corvo, Aehorn, Baltimore.
HOLINESS H0LE-Ar l4th, schs Julv Fourth
Shaw New Orleans for Boston,
Sailed I4th. brig Sea Foam; schs Delaware Mary
Roker, Gertrude Horton, George r. Iantair Planet
Lyndon, Edward & Frank, Dolphin, Siak, Emeline
nsLiu W Mora Astoria Cara Ellen Sea Breeze
EpGARTOWN-Ar 9th sshs sarah Thomas. from
Eli7abethport for do S'''"'
hoSION-Ar 18th, ship Brenda, tBr) Cox, Liver
pool barque Annie NJ Gray. Gray. Matanzas
Ar l4tn. ba'q que John Wesley, Patten, New Or.
cans; schs Helen Mcleod, Stetson. Calais; Mariei,
HaIer, Waldoboro; Vixen, Smailedge. and John q
S5eorge Small age, Mt Desert; james Tilden. Davis
ellsworth; Oregon. Wiley, Vinahaven; c marra-
oen. Bunker Gouldsboro; Stanley, Small winner
port; Cora Cox Damariscotta
Cid a b. brig Ponsett. Meani, Aspinwani son
Coquimbo, Rowe. Monhe6an.
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IMPORT.
SAILING OF OCEAN srEAMERs.

CARDENAS. Sci. campbelL2es bbds molasses.
q tres DO, 10 bbls do. to John D Lord
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Steam to and Prom the Ola Country.

Steam to and From the Ola Country.
4TfA The well-known favorite ClYdebuilt
.Sessk3Azzz Iron steamers of the ANCHOR LINE OF
stsalnsnIps, .sHJBERSI A. ""CALEDoNIA, ""BRIrAp-.
MA" and UNITED NeDoM, arc integ ded to sail
fortnighLly between New York and Glasgow
Those steamers were built speciallyfor the Altar
tic trad 4. are divided into water ana r-tighf con-
partner and are fitted up in every respect t. in
sure the safety Ort AMI convenience 4 passep-
gers An experienced Surgeon accompanies eac.tl
ship The provisions will be properly cooked, amt
served ia Unlimited quantities.
Rates Of Passage.
To and from liverpool, Glasooso Dublin. R.io,,s
Londonderry, &c:
Cabins, 500 and $50; uterine iiate. IS; itesrsru.
s25; payable in gold or its equivalent 49,
Those who wish to send for their ri 1nds ..n huv
tickets at these ratei from the Agents
FRANCIS MACDONALD & co,
Iaa9d4m Bowling Creen Neu, Rork
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RnREIcN PORTS.

Sid FIN Vera Cruz 18th nit, brig Bradshaw. Fish,
Coatzacoalcos.
Ar at Valparaiso 18th ult, ship Contest, Mudgett,
Bangor, 18th.
Ar At CalaO 18th plt barques Investigator, Carver.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

FUNHE subscriber would inform his Z lends and tho
Q i've and bak their Beans on Satu dsS nisht April
10 1865; al'o can furnish hos Br WIN Bead n sun
tce. q W m PRnOKs
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For sale.

A ONE and half story House, in good order.
"A pieasar fly located, together with thu go hv
eOfeet Price low-terms liberal. Il Quire OF
aplbd3m JOHN G. RROCrER.
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
April sth, were
Passengers, $45. l39 90
Express freight, mails and sundries, 1924 90
Freight and live stock. "a 342 90
= Total, $132,605 90
Corresponding week last year, 107 1877 90
Increase, $25, 43S 90
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sPEoIAL NOTICES.

Heimbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great DiUretic.
AA-AsoLo's CONCENTRATED ExTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
NJ. rs the Great Blood PErifer.
ond aIe lreparel according to rules of Pharmacy
49, oneisIry, and are he most active that be
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Friday. ...................April IA.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New England, Fields FIN st John NIB for
Boston.
steamer Montreal Liscomb. Boston,
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston.
Sen Campbell, Soule. Cardenas.
sch Bramhall, Kicker, Elizabethport.
Sch Gertrude Horton, Jameson, New York.
Sch Detroit, Foss. New YORK.
Sch Patriot, White. Portsmouth.
Sch Harp. Fernald. Kitery.
Sch Martha Ann. Sar- emit Mt Deser,
Sch Boxer, Currier. York.
Sob Sea Serpent, Crockett. Bristol.
Sch Atlantic Weber, Bristol
Sch Coqueite, Scammon, BRISTOL
Sch Susan Frances, Smith, Trenton for Boston.
Sch Hahn, Farnsworth. Wa dobefo for Salem.
Sch Dexalo, Rich, Eden for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Sarah e Kennedy, Hofses. Havana-Lynch
Barker Co.
Brig Cemantha Hopkins, namor. Havaaa-H
Brig J & H Crowley. Crowley, Havana-Chase
Bros & Co.
Brig Firm, (Br) Wiley. st John NB-T Paddock
Sch Reindeer, tBr) Good. Truro NS-A Wild
den.
Sch Eleetwing. tBr) Morse. St John NB-Little-
Sch Loduskia, Smith. Fortress Monroe Orlando
Sch Harper. Coombs. New York = York
Son.
SAILED : Briggs Harriet, J & Crowley; schs
Ida, Capitol, and others.
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Maple Candy,
AND
Maple Sugar,
FRESH FROM
v E r M O N t.
DUCE PRICES.
ALIENS Fruit Store, l3 & Is Exchange St.
April -d3w
JEwEr.Rx.

J1W
Send me One Dollar by mail and l will sond you
any ofthe following G Id Plated Articls s:-Set Of
Ring Vest Chain. Brsceet Gents' Chain Pin ssii
of Buttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Belt
Pin. Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for Sl5.
Address, DRESSER'S Dollar Store, Portland,
Ne. Box 1879, mar9d2m*
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POR AND
Photographic Gallery
ALONZO S. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec2Stf

THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
WILL CURE
Coughs and Colds
G.. G..
HEILMITTEL
WILL CURE
Catarrh and Bronchitis
G.. G..
HEILMITTEL
WILL cgRE
O O N 8 u M p TON,
in its first stages, and is the best remedy for
DIPTHERIA.
Forsale by all Druggists. Price per Bottle 90.
WEEKS & POTTER,
Druggists, ITO Washington Street, Boston, Mass,
Wholesale Agents. mar3Od7w
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men and children of the last morsel of food.
and all manner OF cruelty to the helpless, he
must denounce as utterly unworthy of men
fighting in such a cause as ours.
an american soldier should neueY be oniltu
of a mean action.
Gen. 81. closed with an appeal to all who
heard his voice to be as manly and indepen-
dent in matters of right and wrong-in re-
ligion-as in their military duty.
AS has been his wont from the beginning of
the war whenever opportunity is presented
Gen. Howard spent the morning and again
part of the evening, in visiting the hospitals.
The wounded are chiefly from the late bat
ties near Bentonvile and Smithfeld, N. C,
They are to be transferred to Newbern TO-
morrow. The soldiers who have lost an arm
or leg seemed specially gratfed and encour-
aged by visit from Gen. H., because seeing
that he has lest an arm too, they believe he
knows how to sympathize with them, Thev
generally exhibit an indomitable spirit and
will scarcely confess regret at their great
loss. had the pleasure of attending the Cen
eral In his evening tour. The effect of his
cheerful voice and kind words was visible in
every countenance.
Preparations are rapidly going on for the
campaign which will soon be inaugurated-
perhaps before this letter is in type.
Maj. Gen. Mower, from the Army of the
Tennessee (Howard's), was yesterday promot-
ed to the command of the 10Th corps former
ly HookeI's). Brig Gen. Walcott was also
promoted from Brigade in the same armv tn
a Division in the left wing (Slocum's).
These transfers are deemed complimentary
to the right wing, especially as there are 9th
err officers there suitable to replace them,
We are all anxious now to hear from Grant
as we have learned that the Army of the Poto-
mac has moved towards Dinwiddie Court
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Wounded Maine Soldiers,

List OF soldiers of the 18th Maine Vols. re-
ceived at Point of Rocks Hospital, Virginia,
wounded in late engagements around Rich
mund: e,,A
Msjor chas B aldwin, shoulder severe; Lieut. Geo
IRELAND Co ii, arm do; privatys Dennis Port, ID,
sIde, Thomas White, b, right arm amp. Richard
Gray, ID, han 1. Il Boston, A, hand john Back
4 Clips l. Andrew Powers, X, VIM hurry, G. J
Wood, A, Thomas Denohue, 9. leg, J Buterwisteret
legs, G Artist, A, groin, Ellie Lohrop, B. left
arm.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-26
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The N. E. Quarter, the N. w. Quarter. and the
3. E. Quarter of Section Is, Township 81 Range
y 10 Fremont township for sale separately or to-
gethsr, on favorable terms.
Also, l2O Acres. pithin 2 Miles Of Upton.
ssutheast 1 Of Northeast I 10, so, 2-4o acres
0vCtn ny. Of northwest II, so, $50 "
Lnese tracts were selected and entered at an
vii ~ asy, W, ana are very choice locations; they
soon.
also, l6O Acres IN Sugar Greek tounship
On the main Travelled road to Muscatine, com
prising
East OF southwest / 9, 20, $50 acres
Northwesti of southwest 70, 2-4o
Southeast of northwest ., 70, 2-4o
also, 40 Acres adjoining Smiths Flour
sng MIL, on Sugar Creeh;
Southeast I ofsoutheast / 2s, 70, 2.
Also, 40 acres in Springfield township.
Southeast / of southwesti %, 81, l.
For particulars enquire Of
May 9th, 1865. 22w3 WIN. II. TUTHlLL.
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shtcpe or n' .~lur; 10 m"r. indus r,euse
wiv-s in th. msnxg. nent Of the house.
huld, aud mike the ye low butter and tho
melting cheese; no hsnd.omer daughters
to cultivate tn a"we's and ply the nee
die 10 LINE linen" can be found in any
par. Of our American Republic, than you
hsye-all It wants is for you to bring
them out; let them be seen aud you will
tind that the smount Of pleasure il viii
afford you, to say nothing of th, profit
arising from the splri, of generau. rival.
~ il will awaken aud sustain among you,
will compensate gou tho"sand tln's for
your labor aud cxpeose in attending your
ialrS. BRADSHAW.
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WIN. p. MCNAMARA,

WIN. p. MCNAMARA,
TIPToN, IOWA,
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS. PAINTS.
coils Il VARNISIIES,
GLASS, PUTTY. &C.,
DYE WOODS AND DYE sTUFFs
GENERALLY.
Fine Toilet Soap,
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Perfumery, Irusses,
Shoulder Braces,
and GARDEN SEEDS.
Pens, Ink, Letter Paper, Envelopes and
Yankee Notions.
rHYSICIAN's PRESCRIPTIONS AC.
CURATELY COMPOUNDED.
LAMPS, : CANS, WICKs,
We CHIMNEYS,
ia and q, superior article of
No. / White Carbon Oil,
Ter sale by WIN. .P..MeNAMARA.
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BOOT AND SHOE
SHoPi

- 8. WIRICk, having removed to first oor
north Of Browns Furniture shop, is pre-
- pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
Of Boots and Shoes, in the neatest and
most durable manner. lie selects his own stock
and always gets the best. A good supply Of
Homemade Boots always ON Hand.
June 20, 1867.
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J. G. BATDORF, M. d.,

Has located in MECHANIcsvLLE, Iowa, fer the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. Office on
Main Street, one door west of Drug Store, up
stairs. l2n20
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r. A. GATES.

TOUNTf SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser.
\ vices, are requested to address him at Low
de-. March 3oth, 1865 9ml
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j. F.. BOAI,,

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, TIrros. Iowa. Hav-
ing permanently located in this place, tenders
his professional services to the afflicted.
GH Office in the Postofice Building. (up stairs
Residence. in the building recently occupied by
8. w. Young esq. nl3m6
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]. r. KENNEDY.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. TIrToN, Iowa.
il rnce. H-st door west of Rcigart r. McNs-
Saafas drug store; Residence, two doors north
eitnC steam mill. (l0n1s1
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JOHN 8. TUTIJlI.L,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBIC
q and Insurance AGENT. Participating Poll
cies issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1868. (n3Gvloy*l
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DR.. p. r. SMITH,

OS. - II bMITIf, S.<Z-sAN
CUEGEON DENTIST. Artificial ifyfTssIsSasA
~ Teeth on Vulcanized Rubber; 1lIYD
also. Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
Block Work, II desired. Office over Childs'
store, Upton, Iowa. 9n2l
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ssma&t tas BITE @tstf1atsren an ede NtGnnmsmt I'M ane y SsT-
BEN: 8, 9, Ii. 16, % %, 90 unb so Mpsut uno ., o. y, 10
10 uub 20 Septenber, IN ten StMnben pn y upr Tsrrgsns
neral AEe1nbIe bnn NiarYlanp.
Spbn 81 Smith,
@epp Webbt
&. Senr1 Sre9el, =
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Maro.

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2lDams' @gpre6 GDmpa9nie
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befSrbert Gutter, 2DertbaHen nnb Gelotr mad dlen EtetIen
Der Ser. Staaten nno mad, tet allen SbetIen ter 2Delt.
STE Si6srtett hes @tsentbuuS, rel6es tbr anesrtrant
ptro Der nietrtee prets, ben fe fur SubrIUhn b,rt&net-
be &eeelmasteteit unb NafGbett tn tbrtm @tt&attseanee
-unb bic &rlst9terunS, pel&t fe YrrtGnen , stet me!Ge
Uaorer, gDertbfaden nnb Sab ju berf6tden battn nta1en
cite NlSans Grprea GpmpaSnie nnnbsrtrefFi@ ais
ehn Ve br~teruneSmttteI.
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pter In tbren Bureaus % .. 22T unb 229 .. 3rw-
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IS. Moro.

Muen WnbIbeteGti8ten her Is. gDarb fet hermit ,ur
8enntuiB eebra6t, bab BITE @eetfrirunes. Beanten al. Der
NQD&de bon Sharp unb Borrefr. an ZEN ~fsleenben daoen
Neen merben: 8 9, is, 49, %, 70, % unb 80. Mueuf unb Sem
Sc, IL, 13, 10 unb 20. eeptsmser Ia BEN Stuaten BON 9
lltr NtDreens BIS 5 utr Mbenbs. Sn uetereinhiu,mune bes
Bei9lu1es Der General femblp BON Marplanb.
gme g.. etmms Ter
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0ie WarDiaun
49, #-.. IrL QcbtuB@
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BON Baltimore. ~
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Nntbeil am @spinn.

BON ccn bcftcn Cpmpagnieit.
Der gbcrter bteEer GDrtraente erfprbert eth Seppttt rpn
midi uenioer ais S1O0 900 beint g taats=S Gaertetiter IN e.
fer GIdfe cider Eeitspapieren t%eitetene, ais 91rentte tnf
ebrItte Sanplunsspeiie utt len lSnbabern pn Sern@e'
ruaSs betnen. .. -t.-aH +
Stefe @r1npaenie TT berett, eerShnltde SetenS .Nerlt0e-
runes betne rftr aud S&einS fur etne GENTLE Gstbe cpn
SdEren unb fur scbn Sabre ni6t ~1erfnubare Stetne aug
;u8eben. n
Beamtt:
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Dtrettpreu:
6amiltpu Cater, BON 5antlten CATER 4 w.
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Gec 50 Thpn1as, pn peinn, N~ieobernuS Il 90.
6uab Stipn, &teGm Mtdrble QDDrtS.
STRAIN qBoO65 IT,, BON Douehertp, QDcpoS q o.
Gep Ntler, ppn y pHrrtb, Witler u 20. |
Tbprrds G0Tarb, oPn Gilbert ealIarb q Sppn'
YIN Detr,eS, bon 9Dm DforieS u W.
ghaS gebb, BON Ebonas & 90.
SrbnQ 50. DastS, Ser.
Or. G. 81. 5uuf, eraminirenrer Ar3t. 1851 -
Or, @b1 tfppter SpAnfpn, ccniuittrtneer &rjt.
g~ Seine 8sfen fur 9Spliesr. SttnpeI pier ar3tltGe I'M
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fsir -sa1s IL. Warp.
Die Stimmtere6ttster Der IL. g0arb Gsroen hermit be.
naGriHttet, tas bte Neaifrirunss 8samten an Der Nrrbuef
@de ppu Cathedral unb 8tiGmpnefr. an ben f~Dlsenben &asen
iiben rerbsn: 8, 8, IS, 16, %, %, % upb 80 Apguff unb S
6, II Is, 10 unb 20 September, In ben Stunten ppn 9 llbr
Wlrreens bis 5 Ibr Mbenes. Sn ueteretniimnung teS Be-
idluNeS Der General MGemblS Dor Warplans.
i 7- q sd RrebS, t
4&4 SD nj s. ppttns, aae
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