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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-27

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~At . meeting Of the citizens OF Cedar
canntx held at the Court Rouse, July 25th, 1865,

1IAt . meeting Of the citizens Of Cedar
county held at the Court Mouse, July 25th, 1865,
pursuant to notice, for the purpose of organic
inga Soldiers' Orphans Home Society. J. F.
KENNEDY was called to the Chair, and l.. l..
SWEET elected Secretary.
Tho object of the meeting WAS stated by Rev.
Mr.. BILLS, General Agent, when the following
Constitution was adopted:
We, the undersi gned, DESTROYS Of associating
ourselves together for the benevolent and char.
table purpose Of providing q home where the
children or the brave men who have fallen in de-
fence of our country can be supported and edu'
Gated do now, with other like Societies in the
state Of Iowa, adopt the following Articles:
LIST. This Association shall be known by the
name of the Cedar County Soldiers Orphans
Home Auxiliary to the State Society.
End. The officers OF this Society snail Dc
President. Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer.
and a Board Of Managers, consisting OF nine or
more ladies.
Sd. The duty Of the President shall be to pre-
side at the meetings ofthe Society.
! 4th. The duty Of the Woe President shaai Dc
10 preside in the absence Of the President
| 9Th The duty Of the Secretary shell be to re-
cord the doings Of tho Society and correspond
for tho same.
9Th The duty Of the Treasurer shall be to re
csiye oil monies Of the Society, and pay none ou
| e.cept BY order Of the Beard.
III. The duty Of the Board Of Asnsgsrs shal
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The TwENTY-F orRTH.--Ths Davenport I

TuE TWENTY For RTH.--Ths Davenport Ga
zsfts Of Monday contained telegram from Col
Wight, dated Baltimore the 22d, stating that
the cath would leave Baltimore for Davenport
that night so that they are probably in Daven-
port nov, and will be home this week or the first
of next 1t pleases us more than we can express
to see "our boys" coming home. If they would
come back together and the time OF their com
ing could be known the people would turn out
en- mass. to welcome them. 1t seems as though
we ought to take as much pains to welcome
them home as we did to send them away, but we
hope they will take the will for tho deed and Fee
that they are more than welcome. Thrice vel
come, and that don't express it.
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"DExoCR AT1c."-Soms Of our Republican CO.
temporaries are too generous by half, in calling
she State Convention that is to meet at Des
Moinss on the oath Of August. q democratic
Convention" Tho name has been all that held
the party that used to DO known by that namo
together for the last five or six years; and now
that the name Is claimed no longer BY Its late
friends we surely ought not TO give It them
When. its friends admit its deceass we ought to
be willing to let il rest. Ths call no where con-
tains tie word Democratic, Democracy or Dem
ocrat The old party has gone to rest with thu
old Wing party which 1t used to fight 80 gallant
~. The conveatisn Is called by coppsrhead
and will b. copperhsad concern throughout.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
OF Farm Machinery!

Agents for the following described Farm Machiner1
and Implements, Nc: Wood's elf-Kaking Reaper,
Excelsior Combined Reaper, (Dropper); Belel Com
hncd Reaper, (hand rake; Beoit Single Reaper;
Buckeye CpmJ,ined Reaper; Little Champion Combin-
ed Feaper; J. y, Manny's Medium Cut Reaper; J. 2.
Manny's Wide Cut do; The Fountain Reaper and
Mower, Reaping and Moving Attachment; Reaper;
Woods Prize Mowers: Farmer Mowers; Excelsior
Mowers; Be'ot Mowers; Buckeye Sr. Mowers; Buck
eye Jr. do; Iaines' Illinois Harvester, manufactured
under the direct supervision OF the Patentee, which
will insure to the purchaser superior machine; Run
dell's Horse Hay Fork; Gaddng's Horse Hay Fork;
Little Giant Horse Hay Fork; sprouts Sulky Hay
Rake; Whites Sulky Hay Rake; &c.
agents Newhuryport Portable Engine Works. Port
able Engines adapted to use, Farm Machinery Ware
houses, Oil or Coal Mining Works Send Tor circular
General assortment OF FARM MACHINERY cot-
| rantly on hand. Dealers in san, Quick Lime Go
theht, Stucco Hair, &c. Agents fer the Austin Pow
! der cornpany-Rine sporting and Blasting Powder
hand to supply the trade lowest Wholesale prices
Parties wishing to ship to St. Louis or New Orleans
viii receive the grain in bulk sack and ship,
ceive in sacks and ship, having Of our houses
the levee, where the grain 10 taken out Y b9atmen
without exposure on Ievet. CONSIGNMENTS AMI
ORDERS SOLICITED. &c. BUCHEK& co.
Clinton, Iowa.
J. C. BUcnER 4 Co., Mechahicsvile, lows.
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bs 70 take charge Of the business affairs Of the
Society, sppoiat caAvasssrs for the town and
school Districts In the immediate vicinity ofthe
same, oorfospsad with the several Societies in
the county, auxiliary 70 this, and appoint their
own officers.
sth. This Constitution may be altered or
amended by Z two-thirds vote Of the members
present 81 any regular meeting Of the Assoeia.
ton.
The Association then proceeded to the cleo.
tion Of officers, which resulted IS follows:
For President, j.. F. KENNEDY; Vice President,
S. S. DANIELS; sec'y, WIN. H. TrrHrLL; Treas,
JOHN CULBEETsoN; Board Of Managers Mrs.
DAN'L CLAft; Mrs. g. P. DANIELS, Mrs. WV. P.
WOLF, Mrs. J. H. RoruRocK, Mrs. s. s. DANIELS,
Miss SALLY FRIEND, Mrs. WELLS SPICER, Mrs. G.
P. INGxAN. Mrs. VIZ. BAGLEY.
Resoiued, That the proceeding Of this meeting
be published in the Upton Advrtiser.
L. L. SWEET, Sec. J. F. KENNEDY, Chm.
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n@The folloviur commune alton was rec

m-The following communication was receiv-
cd before eur last weeks paper was published,
but too late for insertion. We com mend II to
the consideration Of the Courier, Stas..nan, and
other copperhead papers that published 'Joe's'
first com aaur ication, and hope that they will lay
it before their readers:
For the Upton Advertiser.
Mr.. Editor:-My article on negro suf.
frage, published in your paper . few
weeks ago, and republished in a copper
head exchange, expressed my candid con-
victions on that subject. The issue is
not now before the people, and can only
be collaterally wrung in for political eap-
itaL However, to avoid all controversy,
the question should be submitted to the
people aud settled by them at the earliest
practicable moment. At all times, be-
tween two evils it is the duty Of every
citizen to choose the leastj and hence, if
by opposing negro suffrage one gives aid
and comfort to those marked traitors, the
foul. mouthed sycophants and IRRESPONSIBLE
reptiles of the North, white livered,
venomn- bearing copperheads, lying. de-
PRAYED, and malignant preachers of dis
union and political hsresy, who aided thu
arms of our avowcd enemies by mora
couutenance, and tho corruption Of on
national institutions beneath the fraudu.
lent purpose Of peace at any price. the'
it is his duty to support negro suffrage
or any kind Of suffrage, if he thereb
keeps out of power such men as the lead
ers of the southern rebellion, Chicag
convention, Sons of Liberty, and associa
ton conspiracy, all alike in principle an
practice, having the same object in vie'
the oppression of the many for the az
erandizement of the few.
July 20, 1865. JOE.
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FACTS FOR SOLDIERS .-%Thrcurhor't tie india
and Crimean campaigns, the only medicines
which proved themselves able to cure tho worst
cases Of dysentery; scnrvy and fever were
Holloway,s Pills and Ointment Therefore, let
every volunteer see that he is supplied with
them.
rssas reader of this "notice" cannot get boz
of Pills or Oint ment from rhc drug fin hts
place let him write to me, 80 Ma den Lane, en-.
closing the amount, and will mail box free of
expense. Many dealers will not keep my medi-
cines on hand because they cannot make as
much profit as on other persons make. So cents,
IS cents and $l.40 per box or pot.
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Iowa SOLDIERS ORPHANS HoME.-Rev. G. b.
Bills, agentfor the above named Association is
in town. and, as we learn, will canvass the coun-
ty 80 Is to give oil an opportunity to give to this
prsiseworthy object We said "give'-we should
say to give ali an opportunity to pay their debts
for so sure as it Is that we have a county and a
government, so sure it is that We owe, yes,
"owE!' the orphans OF those who have fallen IN
defense Of our liberties a living and An educa
lion. We commend Mr.. =. and his object to oil
and hope 10 will meet with the success his cause
merits.
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RocutsrER, Cedar Co.. Iowa, July 10Th, '6s:

ROCHESTER,, Cedar Co.. Iowa, July l9th, 20:
Mrs =. r. II. Edwards, . member OF the order
of Good Templars in tAis place, went to the lodge
on Monday evening, the 26th Of June last.
Scarcely had she taken her seat in the ledge
room when she was assailed by band OF ruflians,
consisting Of three men and one woman, forced
TO tho door and prscipitated headlong out upon
the ground. Fortunately, however. her shout
der struck the ground in place Of her head,
which prevented her from being almost or quite
killed When she recovered herself sufficiently
to rise to her feet, she returned TO the room, but
she was again thrown out BY this time her
clothes were very muc torn and her fingers bad
" hurt and after returning home from the lodge
upon examination, it was found that she had
been badly bruised in six different places on her
person. The names Of the men were, Samuel
Swab, W. 0. G., George Rockhsly, W. ID. NJ,
Henry Hartman, member at Hebron. The name
Of the woman was Miss Margaret Frain, W. s.
| We find the above in the Nuscatine journal
The explanation is that Mrs. Edwards prcsenc.
was not agreeable to the persons named. We arr
assured that Mrs. E. had right to be present. Al
the time Of the outrage. How much Mrs. Ed
wards we'll known Union sentiments had to d.
with it We do not undertake to say, but we Shinl
they had some influence.
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"SoLDIERs' MoNUM8NT."-Publie meetings wi

s.SoLpIxRs' MoNuNsxr."-Publie meetings will
b held at the following places at the times
mentioned. The Managers at tho different places
will please arrange for the time of day and place
OF meeting.
Red Oak, Aug. I'd.
Mechanicsville, or near that place, Aug 4sh
Clarence, Aug. 9th.
Massilon, at Louden, Aug. 18th.
Inland, Ang. 18th.
Springfield, N. Y. school house, Aug. 18th.
Let every school district DO fully represented
Addresses may DO expected.
L, l.. SWEET, Gsnl Agt.
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nTRev NJ. X. Cross still offers for sale, at
$500 less than cost, his pleasant cottage and
premises, on Cedar Street.
Also, two fne lots in Starts Addition, at less
than half cost; an excellent Stewart Stove, full
trimmed, at ten dollars below the price; DC.
Any ono wishing to purchase, At a bargain
had better call soon, either on tho Proprietor or
on w. p. WoLF, Esq.
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FIRE At CLARENCE. ION last Monday MI ft the
store formerly occupied by Mr.. GERs, At Clar-
sncs, was entirely consumed. with all its con-
tents. Loss on goods, $4,000; insured, $4,000.
Loss on the building. $4,000; insured, $lj5oo.
Tho building belonged to Mr.. A. PIArr; the
goods to Mr.. FAwcETr. The progress Of the fire
was 80 rapid that the persons sleeping in the
upper story had barely time to escape without
saving any Of their clothing. The origin Of the
fire 10 unknown. Nothing but the recent rain
saved the adjoining buildings.
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SHUT UP THE SHEEP.-Ws arc : convert 81
DIXON, Of the R.sissr. and believe that ensep
are dangerous animals, and that the saiesy q
that useful and numerous class Of quadTupeds
commonly called dogs requires shss sheep
should be shut up. Some people may " '.eSp
ish enough to say that the dogs soen' 70 ".
shut up, but don't you see that that w0a'' es''a.
their liberty and infringe upon their natural
right to roam around night and day 20 noa'
mn something 10 eat and thus save their owners
All expenss for their keepings ANY one who has
travelled through Iowa must be convinced BY
ocular demonstration thst dogs are the most use.
ful animals in the State. We cannot enlarge at
present on this subjeetj but Will state by way of
illustration that Mr. T. NEwsoN who lives
about five miles northwest of Upton had TWEEN.
ty.fve sheep killed few nights ago BY dogs.
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GbThs article published few weeks ago In
the ADVERTISER against negro suffrage is going
the rounds in the Copperhead papers Of tho
State. Is being from, and rejecting the senti-
neuss Of 'ths Upton ADVERTISERS, Republican
paper" That is . good slectioneering dodge
perhaps, but we beg leave to remind our Cop
psrhead cstcmporaries that we have not forgot.
ten the principles Of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendencs and the Constitution Of the United
States
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IrThe Atlantic Monthly for August, contains
the following entertaining articies-Anong the
Honey Makers by Harriet E. Prescott; Countess
Laura, by Geo. II. Boxer; Strategy At the Fire
side, by Epss Sargent; Around Mull-Part II, oy
Iiaria s. Cummings; John Bright and the Eng
lish radicals, by CIV. Towle: Needle and Garden
VIII; The Willow, by Elizabeth A.C. Akers; My
Second Capture; Doctor Johns, VII, BY Donalt
G. Mitchell; Letter to . Silent Friend; The Chin
ney Corner. VIII, by Mrs. H. B. stowe; Peace
by Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney; Reconstruction an
Negro Sutfrago.A
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BvRGLARY.-The drug store Of WV. P. Nc.
NAyARA was broken into, last Friday night and
several dollars in postal currency purloined. -
The thief was evidently in a great hurry As he
Overlooked three or four dollars in silver, in the
same drawer with the paper currency, and other
articles Of value near by. We would advise our
citizens to watch for these rogues, and il caught
should be severely punished.
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WooLLY.-Mr. JAMES w. HANLEN shearsd
two-year old Spanish Merine buck, last month,
the fleece Of which weighed seyentesn pounds,
washed. The fleece was but IL months 20 days
old. We think this is doing FIRST rate. Who in
the county can beat it? The weight Of carcass
sitsr shearing was % pounds.
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Total, $50 w
Tho ne. proceeds Of tho above contributions
amount to SPA 80, as shown in the State Super
intendent's report.
We return our thanks to all who cp.operated
with US in this noble and benevolent work. II
any errors have been made in the above report
we will gladly make corrections when notted
of such mistake. C.. A. POUND, CO. Sup't.
Tipton, July Gath, 1865.
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ngwe are requested to say to those who
have been appointed agents for the sale Of the
publications Of the American Bible Society, that
there Is not supply in the Depository in this
,,acs, A supply is expected in few days.
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l1-The soldiers who went from this county
will soen be home, except those belonging to
she cavalry, and we would suggest that as soon
after harvest as may be- there will be a general
reception given to all who have served in the
armies of their country. They deserve it at the
hands of those who staid at home and more too.
Who will move in the matter? Perhaps it could
be arranged to come off during our County Fair
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MA RRIED,

On the 2oth inst, at tho residence OF C. II.
Millhouse in Upton by Rev. J. W. kyneh, Mr.
S,nnv1 CAV, Of Missouri, and Miss MARY ANN
MATHEWS, Of Cedar county, Iowa.
July 18th, 1865, by Rev. Robert Carothers
n, W1,IIAn J. JOHNSON and Miss ANNA SINS;
| both Of Cedar county.
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ESThe rebel Captain who had command at
the Andersonville (Ga.) prison, In which Union
captives were so barbarously maltreated, is to
be tried at Washington, next week, by . militia
ry court
Cant some Of the Copperhead sympathizers OF
Capt. VERT get up en- indignation meeting
against President JOHNSON for having such a
william tried by a court martial. Perhaps they
might get his case transferred to the civil courts,
put in plea Of insanity and get him cleared -
We go in for trying him by court ma-tial that
he may get his deserts and be out Of sight OF
decent men as soon as possible. In that even,
we suppose john swlSEfoRD would consider
him martyr to liberty. Tastes differ you know
so do LOYAL men and traitors.
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ny-We see by the circular Of tho Cedar Co.
Monument Association that the relatives and
friends of deceased soldiers. from this county,
are earnestly requested to send to the Secretary,
Dr. J. F. KENNEDY. the Names ages, parentage,
and brief biographical sketch OF their lives
and military services. This information 10
desired by the Association that every soldier
from this county who has lost his life while
nobly defending his country, may not only have
his name inscribed On enduring marble, but his
history printed and preserved. We hope the
friends Of the deceased soldiers will at once
send the desired information to the Secretary,
that he may complete and publish list Of the
fallen brave.
The erection Of Il: onument in memory Of the
fallen soldiers, from Cedar county, and the pre-
servation Of their names upon enduring marble,
is q duty we owe to our brave boys who have
lost their lives while fighting the battles Of theft
country for u.s. They are dead. We are living
and enjoying the fruits of the victory bought a,
the price of their blood! They bore our nations
emblem bravely through the fire and smoke OF
the battle field. We live secure under the proud
and victorious flag, fghting beneath whose folds
they died. Many, too many, slumber tho vic
tins Of the dreadful struggle. Many whom "
remember playing as children amidst the bios
SONS u our prairie, now silently sleep benesfl
nameless mounds, with strange southern wild
flowers blooming over them-they went forth
fou ght and died for US. 1t is our duty to Civ
cheerfully and literally for the erection OF
monument, as token of our gratitude for thei
noble and sacrificing service.
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NfiISkERS! WHISPERS!

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our
Grecian Compound will force them to grow on
the smoethest face or chin or hair on bald heads
in Six Weeks. Price. 81 90 Sent by mail any
where, closely sealed, on receipt ofprice.
Address, WARNER u CO,
l1yl Box l3S, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is concentrated extract of the
choice root, so combined with
other substances of still greater
Alternative powers as to afford an
efectual antidote for diseases
Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure.
Such a remedy is surely wanted