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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE

!
NOTICE Is hereby gisea tia. let.sr. 80
~ mentaFy on tha ea1asa OF William II Re-
ham, dec d, have been granted to the uDdersirnsd
rssaoAs indebted 20 said estate are requestsd L.
nssks immediate payment, and these hAvInx
casims viii present them, properly agthenti~sssg
w ettlenanf to tho uhdersIgned at the couutin.
room Of Bement yeile. said estate il prohabfx
'oNeas- CHARLES II. BEMEST,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
DRESS-MAKTNG,
Mra. gesrmo1v

VTAs MOVED HER DRESS MAKING and FIus-
fi ing Establishment 20 tha corner Of laird and
Tccusf. and will be plaased 70 receive q eontinu-
ancs Of liberal patronage. Orders nom dis
tsrca for Flurfnx PRO npt1y attended 20.
Aadres@, 49, MRS. ~. A. GARMoBY,
marIs-lw Evansville, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

BAL will sell at auction, Thursday
morning, March 25th, ct 10 o clock, at
the Auction room, corner of Main and
Third streets, two good gold watches, a
variety of notions, dry goods, &c.
mar2l DIT I'll I'll. NELSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

Down AGAIs.-The Telegraph lines
were down again last night, and we
failed 10 receive line of night report.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
NOTICE.
Annexation Of Territory to the CITY
OF EVANSVILLE

VA &AF &4AS NAlAEs4
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN shat che Com
~ mon Council Of the city OF Evansville ia
pursuance Of the provisions Of an Act Of the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the ststs Of Indiana. approved
March G, lsS5 entitled act 10 anead the seysaay
nrstsecton Of act, entitled ssAa Act gran 10
the eatizena OF the town Of Eyanaviiie ia the
eonnfy Of FAD Ter argh, city charter" approved
January n, ls47, ard 20 add suppl mental aes.
lions 70 said act, will, gu tia 2Osh day Of Apr1l
lasl, present 10 The Boari Of County Com tss Ion.
ers Of fAa6erbnFg eoaHty q petition lrzyfnR for
tbs annexation 70 said city OF the fsiiowfnR de.
seribed territory, aad citing forthhe reasons for
such annexation, wins All that part ct the south.
east qnaEteE Of sseti0n nineteen 49, IN township
SIX ~, range ten no. west, described Is follows
via oonGneneiag 81 tha southwest corner az aAld
quarter section, and running thence north Eve
hundred and thirty $780, aet, thence east seven
hundred and sixty-two T62l fest, thence south
nFe hundred and twenty -nane and a half f5Z91S3
fsef, and frsn shenca weet seven hundred and six
ty-ve and one fourth (z8s11 fees, 60 tha place Of
begtnhings belDE boundn4 "a the north BY lots
known - Isabelle Plmee, on tbs eaaf by Sharps's
Eniargameuf, on the south by EtockwsiIs In
largcmeut, and on tha wsxt BY > Roadway or
street, known ~ frat Awenua. dividing aha above
described premises from fae towa a La1aameo
oity, sow 81 Of Evansville said tsrriiory being
contiguous @ the city 81 Evansville, asd not
plated or laid OF.
W. BAKER. Mayor
Attest, A. PrAFEEFs, Clark.
By A. d. hc0rin. psF'y Clark. mario 3ot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
TAILORING.
a. - O II M a HI.


Il HAVE THIS DAY Opened MY NEW
Il stand On first street, in the basement Of The
building occupied ~ Hilisrs Gardner A. Co,
wb4rs Siu = pleased T. 49, my Old custoEsmn,
s1e - macy sew ones ~ will favor re with fseir
patronage.
shall IN few days have nice assertu@Et q
spring Style Piece Goods, which / viii uaks-ssf,
to ordsT.
Those wishing work dons IN Asupsrior manner.
with promptnssss and cheap, should not fail 70
zlys trial.
So Cent? aud Boys' clothing cut 10 the Iasss,
ssyiss. alta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
INSURANCE.
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
50 nnLs PRIME DRIED APFl:Es st At
ONE BBL DRIED PEACHES AT ,oov.s
S~ ''+' IA COOKS.
100 lbs choice Dried Raspherries,
100 lbs choice Dried Biackberriss,
100 It's choice PiGtsd Cherries.
100 lbs choice lnot Pittedl Cherries.
r Doz CHOICE BEEF TONGUES AT
% n. A. COOKS.
100 LBS smOkED HAk I. Z. COOKS 81
| TsHoTCE GREEN APPLES,
~ 10 bbls choice Green Apples a. -
| ONION SETS.
" 10 bush prime osion SETS at
x BBLs BARGE onions At
~ BBLs BUcKwHEAT FISUs At A6ox..
/ LyxTRA SUGAR CURED HAMs-BEsr GIN
Il einnaii aid Indianapolis brands, a.
ml4 II. A. COOKS.
DLATT cos BALTIMORE OYSTERS To-
Received daily Warranted fresh.
E boz z F ~ So. SL s.,,ss, lAa 1E1I
IL doz do HOLSTERS,
doz pickeled CLANS,
doz DO HOLSTERS, 81
/ eNnHRsma n. AsO00K's. Z
| C0VE OYSTERS. 80 doz I aud 10 cans. Cows
- Oysters, g ~. AsOooK's- .
IflgEDN CORN AND PEAs--2s doz Green
| VI Peas, and 10 dOE Green Corn. NJ
-ssgs II. a. COOK 5.
OURNETT DUsKER's EXTRACTS. LIS doz
ID assorted Extracts At q. A. COOKS.
~ BBLs SPLIT PEAS,
III bbIs Pearl Barley,
| 5 bbls Dat Meal,
bbIs Fsrina,
1 I case Pearl sagos
/ bbI MilIst seed, At II. a. COOKS.
ISREsH BLACKBERRIEs.-tod oz cans fresh
It Biackberries, 1t II. A. COOKS.
/ CHOICE FAMILY eOAP.-loo boxes choice
u Family soapas IA. COOKS.
InLIvE Ola cases Olive on IN quarts and
~ 10 cases dc. IN pints, Al II. a, COOKS.
ISREsH CAN PINE APPLEs.-lOo doz cans
Il choice Pins Apples ss II. a. eoOk's.
{. REsH CAN PEACE IS 500 doa e4n- fresh
Peaches, a. ID. A. COOKS.
TyEATHKR DUsTERs.-s0 don asserted sfses
T. Feather Busters, the Gully assortmout 70 be
found in the city, a a. A COOKS
L IS bbls choice Pickles
le u Dbl do do
4
IS i've do Dc DO fn4
20 don gal DO
80 den u wma do s-s~---ss~H
Il % doc & al a . IA. COOKS.
T0MAToE oATsUPs--f Dbl choice TomatOs
L catsup, 81 IL. A. Cooksssys
. CyHoIcE TEAsl
, u % y chests assorted Yozng Tyson Tea.
1o% DO Gunpowder Tss. -
* Do Imperial Tea,
z0A do JMpAm do -F s
aR do assorted BLACK Tea. kn
osr them g the trade = S-iag tie ssss IN tn Is,
: | market. Al Ars asked 10 try thsn. sanples will
b given when asked, . h 4. COOKS.
| CANTON PREsERvED GIEaER. 80
y cases preserved Gihgss. It
LIAM sAUsAGEf
Z II $50 lbs Ham ssasasss somsshing rev ans
> nies. Call and try u. a n Il. A. COOKS
DAIsISs, cUERAETs. &c
II 20 boxes LAyss RAtslna. a.
Toe y do DO DO
10 casks fresh Zantia CarrAnts
i 10 boxes do Genoa Citrons.
: 10 msts Sesdiess Raisins,
bbas Turkish Pruuem,
- zsassDasss. n - IT. A. COCKS.
. E,ssESoE r0FFxE.--l00 boxes assorsed L.
!, IL ssncs o. Conees At Il A COOKS
L DRIME LEAF LARDl--ls tSsFcea choice Les
LAEds a. a. A COOKS
DOPK. C0RDAGK, ANpTwTEKf
h . dox nHsorsad Bed Cords.
Is G0x 50 fsef W ash LSnsst
% coils assorted Rop4,
;, 500 - assorted Twines At II. A COOKS.
d AEATCHESf- 25 cases Gates celAbrAtsd BIN
l. IVA Mxtebsssat q. a COOKS.
C0RN MEAL-ioo brsh fresh earn Meal, :
- n A. COOKS
WHITE COAL oTLl-5O hbIs. warranted 1
w no. Coal Oh. AZ n. A. COOKS.
: SUNDRIES.
: PorArOEs-
!. Two car loads Jass resolved and fox sale b.
= ! mIs RETLLY A co
y NV 0RLEASs MoLAssEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
CONFECTIONERY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A~sOascenssas sse GAres nozars-Fazarsably ~
adsaaee.
Fer City Marsh al.
W G MASK, late Colonel Of the sd Indiana
Fesunfeers, will be- = eandidRse for City Marshal,
subject TO the approval OF the Union Convention.
marIB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
- - ~
Local Notices.

sD- Hiram Nelson will sell at Auc-
slon this morning, at the Auction room,
corner of Main and Third Streets, at 10
o'clock, the Household Furniture of the
late VIM, Bingham, deco d.; consisting oil
s siureaus, bed-steads, tables ZONE extea-
sion table chairs, cerpes, &c A good
chance to get good furniture,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
Great Sale OF Real Estate
AT Public Auction.
In Boonville, Warrick Co,
Indiana.
ON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22d.
1865

HE citizens Of warrick and adjoining oountIe.
M wei as persons migrating TO thIs part 81
the country, will find ~ 10 their advantage 10 a.
,snd this sale. The splendid r sidencs adioining
noonsiils' formerly occupied by AIvah Johnson
~ smptaeel 10 this list. This IL ono of the hand
soonest residences Ia tho county IL iw erected
nF~h Que ~ Natures loveilesf spofa, and money
without stint has been laviHhea upon IN 10 baa,,
WY ana adorn 10. aud draw around ii ali the CON
fenIeneea that the heart could desire in has a
large mouse with 10 rooms, cellar, and all nsop.-
safy oat-housea, barn, , acres pasture, ~ acres
OF the bsa sefectad TratH trees In WarrIck c5uufv
wy, W soery variety u syergreena, and comprises
D b.l0O acres Of land e
Block No. 8, nearly acraa. ivInv ao,t, ~
and adjoining aAid Residence "
7: nsoek 30. ia, neatly 3 acres, lying south OF
ana a1lpining said re@ideBce Thems blocks are
admirably suited for bniidiag spots and could
make valuable enlargement to shs town.
front = sAA''Di w lVet
.: u. half y y. Sec. ~. r. d, n. 4. 40 .o... s,rs
~ see; W r. ., ". u 10 aoEa@, =
AZ w sae. mile west Of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

From Rev. J. Newton nrowa, D. D., Editoe 81
ths kneyelopedla Of Religious knes Wedge and
Christian ChFoaicle. PHILADELPHIA
Aithnaah not 6tapossa % favor or r. commend
FAKsnt Meaicinea IN KrnerAl. throuRh q lsfsnet 81
thelr Ingredients and eaecta. yet kna " % 80
Euhcieat Fe@seae Why mAn may net - WHY g
TIE benefits he believes himself 20 hMvH :, fetF@a
nom Aay simple preparation, IN sha hope th ~ ~
may thus csntTibate 20 The bsnafif " othara
{ DO tats the nern readily ia regard 60 II eof'
lAnds German BltteFsss prepared by ng. q. ~
jackson 81 this city. bs1am@e ! vas preladit Vi
against them for rnaag years, under the smpres y
ston that they were chieay "a aieohoiie miAsnre.
msn indebtad Go my ffisHa, Rohert Shoemaker,
Eag., for tbs removal 81 this prejudice ~ proper
tssta. saa s1r sncourAxsmeat "a Try them when
umpring frem great aud ianR cuntlntl~d debility.
ms % three bottles o. thsas nittsFn Al ths -
@nnlns 3 she ptaasnf yaar. Gas followed J = svi.
d. 81 reliNf end restoration, % degree Of beAay
90 Anennsa sigor which I had not fslt Tor six
months hsfoFes and had simo~1 despairea Of ~.
gaining. Therefore thamk God nnd my ffIcnd
fx dtrerftng smaa ~ tha nse % than.
j. NEWTON BROWN,
aua at Phtiaaesphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
With all the Furniture,
3 VI. GTLBERT,
mario No. Sycamore street
marlG

A FARM NEAR sTRINGTOWN. CONTAIN
IA ing 10 aeres-45 cleared aud fenced. There
10 on the premises
GOOD HOUSE. containing Six Room:
GOOD BARN, aud other Buildings:
GOOD WE'LL OF WATER, aud
TWO CISTERh6. AiBo, good Fruit bear.
ing Orchard and Young Orchard containing 200
bndded trees. For further particulars enquire al
the farm. fmla.fapT1 mo II WON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Valuable Real Estate

EfOk SALE Oh LEAsE.--Los No. 100 In this
n Donation Enlargement, being 10 feet 'front.'
log On Fourth Street, between Locust and Wal
mt Streets. ~ will DO sold at bargain Also
on the nsw Petersburg road, we'll improved for
sails OF exchange for suitable city property or viii
lease ssF : term Of years to good tsnant
VICKKRY BIOS,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

P. 0. NoTloE.-All persons who
want lock-boxes or loek-drawers in the
the new Post Office win please drop a
note in the Post Office, soon, addressed
to the POSTMASTER. =
March 22-3td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22
U. ). DEPOsTToR~

". 3. DEPOSITORY
FIRST NATIONAL
EVAEr RANK OF
Pays the hi9' WILLIE
mem -Aest price for Govern
oae -eurities, Guartermasters'
-ke and Vouchers.
Sells Exchange on New York
and other cities % low as the Low
EST.
Keeps always on h nd 7 3-1O
Treasury Notes of all denomina.
tons, TO supply customers.
mar226td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

From Rev. >. n. TarBsr. Pastor n nsdaiag y.
r. Church. Rhiiadslphia
Dw. Iaehsga,
DNAm EtA:--Hsvtng used your Gsman Blttsts 10
my family frequently, I So prepared % sag that
IL has been of great service belisvs that 10
% gsnaFaI debility Of The system, IL is tbs
safest and most valuable remedy u which I have
3ny kasxtedxa. Yours, respectfully.
T. ~. TUhNEH,
No rs North HInstesnth street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22


ne ootunlbms, y. D., aud kiissto~B. Pc. Bapsiss
sr~ EoenErtE. ny.
DxAH ssE - fssi IL . pl@asarsthns II ny own
Aeoos6 10 bear testimony 70 the exeellsne~ Of YDaF
AGfisss4 with DyspNpsias used th@m vita Tsry
bensneaai results. ] have often recommended
thsm "a psFsens asiietsd with ssat formanffnx
disc 80 hsTs se.ra iso tes@ :as ssoss a,.
cases a Rszsrai debility bsisBs "a 10 - t0nie
that e@anot BE- surpassed.
Yours. }. n. LYONS.
From the Rev. Thomas winter, Pastor Of asn-
kerongh Baptist ohareA
D.4a sIa:-z sssl e o.. e yssI szosilsat pre-
p4rAEions Hoo1aBda 0ewnzAn Bfttsfs. 70 sd ruy
testfmany 20 fhe deserved rspasstEon Is has o.
tained. have, for years ~ timss. bssn troubled
vita grsas aiEoFdsr In ny hsaa Aad nasvoas sys.
your Gsrman BlEssrs. I dId .. sad have sxperi.
enes6 great and Hnazpseted Esissfs nay ksalth has
been very materially b@nsaetsd eonfdsnfiy
rscenzasad the article whsEe Hasst vita Gases
EfmsIAr 70 ny own, and have been assarpd 81 ineny
81 thsiF ggod uEscss.
Resp~etfuIiy yours, -
~ Roxborsugh, Pshh-
Eron Rev J. g. Hsrman. Of tie German Re-
fornsd Churrh. Kutztswn, Bsrks eoaaiy, Pa
Dr. o. AZ. Tacksoa,
RmsrxszxD sra - haze bsen troubIsd with ens
Dyspepsia for nsarfy tweufy years, and hAye never
nssd anF nasdfcfns fha& aid ms u1eh good
H00aandta EEtasrs. am very Doeh impFuxed IN
heAlth AFTER haaing taken Eve bottle.
So Togrs, With respect,
j. O. HE2MAN.
PRICES
Large size, holdinw nearly double quantity,
81 % per botKls-A&1f doxen......s..-...-.. - %
small sfzss IS esnts Per k0ftEs-hAlf dozef "a %
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITs
See that the sign4tzrso 81 - c. ~. JACK
sOEg s0n the WRAPPER Of each bsttie-
Eseuld yozr nearest 5rugsist not hare tbs pre-
pmr1tg0n Do not b put on b. ths fntoxieaf8nx
arftrics shat may 30 osrs6 in fta place. but sena
q ~, and MO VIII forward, securely paeksds -
express.
Principal once and Manufaetory
10. 6Sl ARCH STRRET,
PHILADELPHIA
Jones 81 Evans,
(s.seess.ors to O. n Jackson & o.
PRoPEIETORs.
mwr Far sahs b. DFaggfass sue D~~lsxs IN svsFy
- = - Ss1s@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

B. - n NE Sec. 20, 7. 8, 7, 80 aeFea, SIC Nh
ssc. 70, 4. o. n. 7, 40 acres, miles east Of Boon
VILE.
Z. sE Sc Sec, Is. T. 8. r.. 7, 30 acres, miles
east Ct Boouviile.
d.. E NE Sec. Is, T. 4. r.. ?, so acres, near
TRylorsvfiie.
s.EH sw Sec. 20, r 8, Il. 7, 50 acres, miles
saat Of baonvilie
TO- Me NV Sec. 0, 7. 8, n. 8, 20 sores, NE SIC
Sec. o, 4. y. u, Q, 40 acres, SHELTON Township.
IL. t Sc SEQ. "a, +. A. Il. .. 80 acres, n NJ Sc
Sec. a. I 4, IL. o, 40 acres. This IL In ~ miles
OF MillersburK.
The ahovc list Of lots, lands, dc, embraces n
variety never before offered la WArrsck county. l
determined TO close out in Warrick county
Terms easy, Titles perfect Sales positive. One
third down, one third In one and one third In two
ysars, with interest A general attendance N res
peetfnlly invited. b. 3. FULLER,
Marf2, ids Anotienssr
A SPLENDID REsiDEACE-wITn A TWO
n story frame hoase, ii rooms, cellar, cistern
we'll, stable, fruit trees, &C.. ten Of land
on the Plank Road, two niles and half from
Evansville Price $500. ERduiee Of
- 4. Johnson.
MAN Assara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

krom me B~v. Joseph r. Ksuaara, Pastor
tbs Tenth Baptist churrh
". yaekaeas
pN4a sIK 81 have heaa Propensity rnqss~tsa &c
eouuect my name Nth commentators Of alfssr.
ent kinds o. medieimen, but regarding abe pfao.
tics Ne oat Of ny appropriate aphare, have 10 81
esscs decliBeds bat vita clear proof IN rwfigus
Instances, and paFticuiaEly In my family, u the
ussiuiness Of Dr.. Hoofand's ceFnaa Bftene.
depart for ones from my usual course. 20 express
nay full conyAss1H sha. general Asdfi1lg n tie
sSassa, a@d especially Jov Lsss coasvlasrx. q = g
esfs ama eafa@s Prsperatss. In some caees II Enas
fail but usually, doubt not, Il VIII b. Wy lspe-
heiaa 10 tnn@a who sufsF from the above cnhsea.
Years, very respectfully,
in. KKNNAED,
Eighth haiow Coates Street. PhilsasIphia
From Raw Warren Randolph, Faster 81 the
Baptist Cbureh 81 Germnntown, Penn
Dr. q n. gacfsoa,
DnAn sra i--sFnr4enai en- pa<ienes enahfss me 20
say thas regard the GeFKan Bi4taga made by
yon moat axosiiant medicine. In casea o. -.
we're cold aud KeRarsi debility have hasn greatly
benstted By tbs nse Of The Bitters, amd doubt act
thsy wfll prodnee ainflaf effects on others
Yours, truly, WAhKEN RANDOLPH,
as# M Germantown PeBn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

OK good DWELLING A0yaEs-Just finished
- --Si 900 each. inquire OF ..,
mari diff A. JOhSsUR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

AND
One Splendid Building Lot
nay KEsIDENCE, on the east aide OF Second
IV1 street, between Sycamore and Vine; tx sto-
~ brick, eleven u1D rooms,
With all the Furniture,
n Desired. Ground 60 by 100 feet ; fine Grapes.
Peaches Pears, Aprieots, Piums, etc, on the
prsmises- Fire~pFoof Brick Warehouse sx tends
9gross the entire rear; W0odhonae, etc, under
shiS safse roof alley graded aud paved
Also, 90 by $50 feet, adjoining,
with One Story Frame House--fJur rooms Stable,
ete.
Also, moo BUILDING LOT, or LOTS, ON first
street, nfarly opposite ct PAuIs fEpiscopal
Church, iI2Jz feet front by t60 deep by far The
most desirable Lot for Ems family residence for
sale I'm town.
Titles 20 all the above PKRgEcr-termn sasy,
This chance very seldom occurs to buy desira-
BILE property 10 convenient TO business M the
shove
". GILBERT,
A a..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

WIN. p. MCNAMARA,
TIPToN. IOWA.
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS Il VARNISHES,
GLASS, PUTTY, &C.,
DYE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS
GENERALLY.
Fine Toilet Soap. s.s..
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Nz Perfumery, Trusses
..-. Shoulder Braces.
and GARDEN SEEDS.
Pens, Ink, Letter Paper, Envelope, and
..ln Yankee Notions.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTION AC.
CURATELY COMPOUNDED.
LAMPS, CANS, WICKS,
CHIMNEYS,
and superior article Of
No. I White Carbon Oil,
FOR sale by VIM. p. MCNAMARA.
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ECHO'S OPINION ON
THE REBELLION.-By
what argument could
the war have been pre-
vented by Buchanan?
Cannon.
What was the result
when the South ceased
to reason? Treason.
For what kind of
rule was the aris'ocra-
cy aching? A king
What power assisted
in making US again
feel peace? Field
piece
WI hat must a rcb do
before a Yapkee mus
ket? Must git"
What of the gentle.
man who raised the
biggest war whoops?
W ore hoops.
Is jeff Davis more
than an ordinary man?
Nary man.
What rebel is judged
most lcpiently by tho
people generally? Gen.
Lee.
Where is the inter.
vention plan than Nap.
laid out? Played out.
Shall we in future
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

w WATERFALLs TO BE
ABOLISHED. A Par
is correspondent writes
that "frizzies. short
curls and rats arc
likely to reign pre-
eminent, but the fla. Of
the empress abolishes
waterfalls; naughty
scandal says because
she is getting a little
a very bald,
end to conceal thrush.
cs to the extremity Of
having the back hair
to do duty by being
brought up and over
to tho front. If such
is really the truth tho
capelcss and crown'ess
bonnets with which
the young and fair de-
moiseIles are so despe-
rately in love must
perforce be resigned
to accommodate tho
new couture -
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JOHN 8. TUTIIILI.,

JOHN 3. TUTIILL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Notary PUBLIC
q and ISsrRANcE AGENT. Participating Poll.
cies issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1868. (n36vlOy*1
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OPPOSED TO OATHs.
A correspondent: writ.
ing from Richmond,
relates an incident ~
follows: Talking of
oaths reminds me of a
local joke which my
pen cannot resist re-
cording. A modest
young country girl, on
applying for rations to
one of our relief agents
a few days ago, was
asked if she had ever
taken the oath. "No
indeed, SIR" was her
terrified reply, "l new
er swore in all my
life,' "But you must
take the oath, my good
girl said the agent,
cor | cannot give you
the rations." "No,
indeed | cant SIR"
said the girl, "mother
always taught me new
er to swear" Tho
agent mildly persisted,
and the maiden as per
tinaciousIy rcluscu all
attempts at pcrsua-
sion; until overcome
by the dreadful con-
flict between necessity
and her high sense Of
moral duty, she .tam-
mered out, with down.
cast lids, "W ell, sir, if
you uiN make mo do
such a horrid, wicked
thing, d-n Mc Yam.
kccs!"
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J. F.. KENNEDY,

DHYS!CTAN AND SURGEON. TIrroN, Iowa.
l Office, first door west of Reigart .McNa-
mara's drug store; Residence, two doors north
e.thc steam mill. (l0n1Sl
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TAX SALE.
TlProN, CcEDAR COUNTY, Iowa
Traa n Haesa oi6nA AnnaaA IN h


Treasurer's office, August 10th, 1865.
Public notice hereby giventhst Monday the 2d day
OF October A. D. 1865 at the Treasurers occe in
court house, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
o'clock NJ Of said day, will be offered public sale the
following described tracts and parcels Of land lots
situated in said Cedar county State Iowa. which
taxes remain due and unpaid for the 1852 ls6O 1861
1902, 1868, and 1864, for State County, County School,
County Relief Road Railroad Bridge School House,
and Teachers Fund Taxes The said lands will be
sold to satisfy the delinquent accruing
and casts paid before the day Of The sale will
continue from day to day. at the place and hours above
specified, until all are sold.
g. P. INGMAN,
Treasurer Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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GRIsT MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE,

consisting OF two run of stones, smut ma.
chine, boiling apparatus, elevators, conveyers
BELTS and all the shafting, pulleys, Nc., to run
the same, in complete order and as good as new.
Also, the hush frame, boiling chest. elevator
boxes. and other internal wood work, If desired
Will he sold low for cash, or TO suit purchasers,
Apply to J. NV. sHEaRER, Tipton, Iowa.
June 2sth, 1855. n26w4
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J. G. BATDORF. NJ. D.,

Has located in MECHANICsvILLE, Iowa, for the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. Office on
Main Street, one door west of Drug Store, up
stairs. 12n2O
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VALUA BILE L AND
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The N. +. Quarter, the N. w. Quarter, and the
:. E. Quarter Of Section l6, Township 50, Range
;, in Fremont township, for sale separately or TO-
gether, on favorable terms.
Also, l20 Acres, ,rithin 2 Miles Of Upton.
Southeast I of Northeast I 10, so, e-4o acres.
sonth 1 Of northwest II, 80, $50
These tracts were selected and entered At an
early day. and very choice locations; they
will be sold on reasonable terms, IL applied for
soon. .-..- s-
Also, 16O Acres in Sugar Greek topnship
on the main Travelled road to Muscatine, com
prising
Fast / Of southwest ., 10, 80 acres
Northwest Of southwest 30, 40
southeast of northwest ., -, 2-40
Also, 40 Acres adjoining Sn,ith's Flour
ing MI, on Sugar Greek;
Southeast 4 ofsoutheast / %, 70, 2.
Also, 40 acres in Springfield township.
Southeast Of southwesti p, 81, l.
For particulars enquire Of
May 27tb, 1865. 22w3 VIM. H. TUTH1LL.
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Artcmus W ard says
when he hsars the
song, "Come where my
love lies dreaming,'
he don't 90. He don't
think it would bo
right.
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If it retains the shape
given by the pressure,
that, too. is a good
sign, Flour that will
stand all those tests,it
Is safe to buy. These
modes arc given by
old -four dealers, aud
they pertain to a mat
ter that concerns ev-
body-the staff Of
life.