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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-10

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THE
THE
ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA
AND
REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
OF THE YEAR 1864

VI LIE FAN lCOt.
n Presenting to the public another volume
i OF the AnndsI CyciOpeda, Containing the
record oil the most turbulent year which the coun
Try mas witnessed, no efforts have been spared to
secure Its completeness and accuracy, and TO pre-
serve u tree from every mark of pariisanship.
Tne principles dopted IN the previous years
nave 'akeh effect, and many Lew AMI most I'M
Pottaht questions arose under them, and were
discussed during 1903 such as CENTS cation, eman-
clpauon, indemnify official and pecunIary, the
iauohs oil the insuTrectIOnaTy states to the Union
personal liberty, msr,s law, prize, the liability
Great Britain Tor damages done by the Alabama
SC, &c.
these discussions are embraced in its contents
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struggles OF the great and their battles IL
iustrated with maps and plans of actions taken
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and Confederate Congresses; financial measures
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meat connected with the war, such as hospitals
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The present statistics OF the religious denomIua-
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No. :, Small Manufacturing. with Extension
Table ----.---.------ -
No 3, Large " 800. -
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-10

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nchllwly.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

4-A correspondent wishes to KIN ow why such
men ~ Piats and swiaefDrd were put Tn promi
nent positions for the celebration, Of the Fourth
Of July. We answered that question last week
- well a. We knew how. The war was over,
peace was restored and many thought ii was best
- have acelshrasioa in which all could unite,
thss a. opportunity might DO given for oil to give
.sAsis sspporsto ths government II may BE- that
IL Was wrong to have such . celebration. but Il
having been determined so to do, it followed a.
: matter Of common deceney that the opposition
should have some shsre In the proessding s-
There vas Ne fault found with the Aeings Of NJ.
Piatt ON The Fourth Of July. in the A4rntiser Of
last week. We do not share our oorrespon n tents
sduiratiss for H. .'e.spsistency" Of NJ. swine.
Sesd.3 4 man Who could - ons. time make
sDsechss IN favor Of volunteering. and 1t anothe
. NINE class JET. Davis with Gee. washin gton, hs,
- claim 70 consistsncy. -. 81 T., --,;f,, 80, e.,
We will say thAah 'Lsysl," and few more
OF the same sort. Had attended the NEE tings pub
iiely called TO prepar. for the celebration, they
might have had no occasion to find faul. with
he scts Of others. e 90 lGu tt-ss..s .aa2i
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GREAT REDUCTION m Ralonp,
OF Farm Machinarvl

Agents for the following described ys.. A.sAsssz
and nepIsnenss. Aos Woods Oelf.RAk1e1 Hon0Sr1
Excelsior Combined Reaper, CDssppesN 1s,sN -.
s,ned Reaper, tssa ..L.); n.'ss Nsgis isasss;
n M.p Re.g.r H.; = 2 Ms.a!:keSs..0l keass,
Mower, Reapins ssd Moving AttaoAosa(1 '1sabess
woodt Prize Movers; 1.rne' Never; Esesisiss
Me"srsy be.oie nows.v; nssksys a.. As0ssss Dssl.
exc y. 4ei anes lllinois Harvester, oAssS,se1sea
nnder the direct supe.visios o. tAe fsssstss vAisA
wni insure 10 the purchas@ surertss nashiuy 1nn.
dsiis Horse Hay Fork; 0lsdding's Horse Hay IseAS
Lutte @ssnt Horse Hay Port: ersoSs's SuikS ns1
KAes; Whits's eslky Hay Rake; H. l. AS - :.
,, MssS.: ssvssryRos Pos.sh.: Issss Ms.ts rss
on q Coal Mining Wests SsaA for sisesias.
General .ssortpent Of FANM MACMlN1RY con.
SANITY on hands lDealsss 10 eaas, 0e1H IAns, %.
%snt stucco, Hay, A.. Asepss q ths Assia fes.
ass Oommny-Ktne, sporting and hiesstAs rsvAss
Oh hand to spReAvAAASsa - A>~.ss esAos
Parties vshfns to ship to 81: Louis o. New o.lssss,
we VIII receive the grain In bulk sack and ship o. ,e
oei,e In sacks and ship havins sss 81 As.sss g
where the grain taken est hsaspsn,
ORDERS Solicited. u, 9. suoW1! : CO..
J. c. BucHsa 4 Co., nsebsneussiii1' Tor. e
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.nH would seem that Secretary HARLAN
took his seat in the Cabinet not one day too
soon. The msaassrs Of tho Pacific Railroad Co.
wsss preparing TO make q big haul by getting
large quantities OF land certified to them with.
out complying with the Law which made the
+, sssne Mr.. HAKLAk's predecessor had sppoint.
ID Commissioners who reported that although
shs Law Of Congress rslating thereto, may not
have been literally fulfilled in ali respects, they
yst believe II to have been in al essential par.
sieuIars;" aud the managers demanded certiii.
eatss as tAsAgh he Law had bSen Hhseyslly ftil
Allied. !" bdt secfehly HIkLAr Atsdidn't zee IT,
and demanded full compliance With "a" law.
We should have been disappointed il. he had
taken any .othar course Congress granted q
large bonus to aid In the construction OF the
Pacific RSilroad. and the people Will demand
that the terms Of the, grant be, fully complied
with. ~ was to b expected, the refusal of
Secretary HAsLAs to aid in the scheme Of plum
der IN, hsoaght about his ears swarm Of croak-
ers. hae he kaows full well that they are but for
day, whi's the people will long remember his
Devotion to their interests. Those who desire
T. plumber the trsaSdrt viii soon learn that the
Iowa Secretary u not their man.
= Another 81 the many good things done by
6Aerstsryi HAsLAs, isnsAs wedding out Of his
DstArtnsat the old traitors and corrupt clerks
Who have long held sway therein, Letthe good
work 90 on. The people win always have .
lively remembrance OF those who are truly their
lsisal1.i .',fcw e r rzs frB eHiaae- 80 a4oy
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s1Hhs Bonl Of Supervisor Of. Mar
shaR county, d it, recent ssssiss, sd,ps'
ted resolution submitting to the peopl,
the question Of le,ying . tax to erect
monumAns 20 our soldiers. The proposi
ton il ia mise BY tax 10 two years, ten
thousand dollars for the purpose.
-Oo Thursday Of last week new
railroad company was organized in this
city, which will be known % the Cedss
Rapids and St. Charles Railroad Com
pany. - .,'}f r. ''.<
The following named gentlemen wsre
elected Directors Of said Company: 8 z.
Bever, John Wesre, J. F. Ely, and W.
w. Walker, Of Cedar Rapids; and J. W.
Traer, G. II. Conkliu, j. II. Watson and
E. Brown, Of Vinton. e. BE- Sci Sci.
o. the vote for officers The following
pamsd gentlemen were elected: For Pres.
ideus-Geo. Greene, Of Cedar Rapids;
for Vice 'Presidsnt-S. W. Trser, OF
Vinton; for Treasurer-S. G. Bever, Of
c. DAT Rapids. ., - ,,,v~, .,r ,-,
1t hardly need BE- told /. our reader,
that this company bas been organised for
the building Of what has been designated
as the Cedar Valley Railroad, in relation
to which we have, Of late, frequently
made msntioa.- Cedar Repids Times.
SUSPICIOUS CHARAcrss Anarsrzp
"A fellow styling himself G. D. Ward
cana to Skinkls's livery stable, ysssss.
day, with fins horse, which hs said no
had bought at Marion, Linn county, II
this State, about . week ago, for $40,
md offered to sell it for 500. Mr.. Ska.
kle, suspecting the snimal had been sts.
len, offered him 500, vhistEp ssPositisa
was accepted. Mr. s. then startsd est
telling the man he vas going 20 tbe house
for the money, but went after Marshal
James, who came back 10 the stable with
him. He then told the man that be had
only $73, which wzs III he would give
him for the horse which, after some Nt.
Ito 'he.itstion, the anxious horse dssler
agrsedsto take. Mr.. James then Itep6sd
up.Ssrfestsd him aud took him Of 20 fail,
where s6s is'!to, s~sis farther develop
ments.-Afus. Jour. 10tk. .ae&>." -.
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- 4D,A Ceppsrhsal paper says that ''our gov.
ssnnels va formed BY white men for white
naa,H Aad argues that consequently black men
Asss no rights under +sur government." such
pspers Vim never inform their readtrp that Il i
q undtnisbis fact that majority Of the mem.
Nm q Ahs esnseptisa. that framed ear Gonsti.
tsetsn we're voted fsr By hlsck men, and thst 1t
~ siis ths esnsttotiea ~ 'but one State pro.
thbitad black men from yoGsg. That TACT knocks
IN foundation Of their argument higher than 4
-kits. md ri course 4uss not be made known Il
1Asir sSsaSrs. igporancs ofssa. Z. sneerraa.,
FVsees' 81. igs~l1sl ~ yiuL
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'tsaSr CosS6 Hokaseas,- dreuer.
TO ths families o. Friends ef ne SelGersef Cedar
County .cho Lost their Ices IN thsir COS.sry's
service d. ring the lats Rebellion:
You are hereby earnestly rSqaesDsd TO send to
me- - secretary OF the lonumens Associauon
| Of Cedar County, ct your earliest eppolsunny.
the following facts IN regard 70 the deceased
in camp, hospital, tsstss ssss'ehsle; o. = 'h'''
i Th:,, .:ns e fa|li p..rc'n''ss and time and
profession and oecnpstion; their attsinnen.s
whether literary or scientific; the churches and
faternities. II any. to which they beonge4; and
short any thing Of tntsrsst connected With
3. The time and place Of enlistment; the Com.
pany and Regiment to which they belonged; the
Corps and Division in which they served; the
battles and expeditions in which they took part
the camp, hospital, or battle, in which they lost
ssfi; ill., and the cause q '4s, death and l.es
VI "u.'a. :, 4. 80 ~ VI :, =, y.
connected with their military cseer; such rs
promotions, special aots 81 bfs@S.y, and dying
words to friends or comrades in anna.
II is easnessiyiopsd tbssevefy hAss "boyr
from Cedar county, who lost his life in our ma
tiol's defense, flon REAvs. who fell' % New
death has 50 recently reached rs, shall not only
have his name inscribed on the marble monu.
ment, but that each name shall have its sppro-|
Where obi uary notices have been published
orurations delivered showing sac above facts,
the necessity Of wiling new sketches may be
obvi; tsd by sending taem. Iifvr .saaE ..-.
\ It Il des gne4 to collect these facts and have
them published in book form; tie proceeds de.
rived. from the sale Of them to b pot int the
hands of the Treasurer Of the Monument Asso.
citation. .fs II ..r
No fallen hero's name should be omitted, Let
relatives, or neghbors, or the of6cers- under
whom they served whether in or out Of the army,
to it tina. the rsrpfd Of their brave deeds be
not forgottsp. JOSIAH F.KENNEDY.
T1rrsa, fo4A, Ju,y: s.h, 1865 .
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NOTICE..

The co-partnsrship existing between JoHx c
BucHsR, OF Clinton, Iowa, and 7. C. AcCLELLAID
and GEORGE A. EAGERLY, Mechsnicsyille. Iowa
has been dissolved. All accounts or indehel
ness created anddss BY said firm, are 10 Is X{id
by said McClelland and Eagerly, and all account,
or Indebtedness dassaid drn an pay sbls to
clinton. 1sws, March III 1885. b II
e. III - - Aa "a -
J. G. BucHER Co.. ofCIinton. Iowa will con.
tinue their General Warehouse and Agricultural
Implement business At their House, q Heehan.
iesyille, where they viii be pleased TO supply
their line. .SR 81. 6. B1JCHER = * ~
Clinton, lows A'y I'm, 1865, - 2,m2
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CooL.-Some nefarious scamp recently broke
epsa the ice house Of H. O. PIArT, Esq, and
saels AL the ios. We consider this decidedly
cool operation. Some Of the persons who are
constantly committing petty dspredations, in
our listle village win be '".pictsd up, some of
thsss times and ultimately receive their just
dnaerlA ,1tno BIC rn.t -. II o. .-.---n IL ..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

r1 H0IWsi ~ that ons OF our copperhsad Ok.
changes publishes "Jos's" communication to
the ADVERTISER on -asgro suffrage OF course
u don't give our remarks In reply. "A pat OF
the back from such, source ought to max.
'Jos" look well to the company he keeps. Re
nsmbev "poor Tray."a "a@ a.r' 10
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p. 43-Ths writer recently visited the Southern
pat Of The county, and there learned that the
bug and blight had done much damage to the
late wheat. One farmer told US that enc piece Of
bis whess WIZ ast worth cutting. In our round,
~ visited NE store Of W. Mac BRYDE, a Nos.
gov: hs has large stock. il selling goods chcap
and - doing . good business He has energy
and perseverance,, and II the citizens Of the (
pises win unite with him. he will bring Moscow
cut Of TIE kinks and make y ! nourishing bust.
asss place. ..,.,,'. .-..''sf1 -.
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FOR SALE. e.
DESIRABLE nRESfDE!NCE

A DEsIKABLE RESIDENCE, Within
"A ffty rodsef the Court House in Tipton ::
ries evsisisens H. he. FL 6osss sn ad,f fs,n
are III kood repair. ana AFFORD / hne oDportun;tx
for ona desiring 4 picasant and odions
home near .ths P6nit school, Chdrexes. &c.
Also, numerous as6iclsSof houssA old fsrn; ture
such as chairs, tables, 6edsteads stoves de-. &c.
together with fne-toned i've octsys Melods~n
manufactured by Geo. A. Prfses4 Co.
Upton, June 9Th, 1855 TIL n. X. CROSS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

s." n p Nssbi Esd. .of Dubuque, 10 collecting
materials FOR = History o. 81. part taken BY the
sssts Of lows in the war fer the suppression OF
ths Great Rebellion. Persons having 3 knowl-
sdgs Of facts or Incidents suitable to bs embed
led IN shs proposed work. are particularly re-
quested 70 communicate them to him without
dslsy. 10, 10 ''' 'H'@ '..'h. Cd. " " -.