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

Subscriptions to the 7.30 lean On Sat.
day reached q, 25L50G TsT
Martial law has beer re- sabin ID il
Nor blk, in oonssqssnN q the etous
sonosst prevailing thslG d a
John Arthur Roebucf, N. p, &c rem
sgads English "Libsrsl;" Who has adyo.
catsd the rebel cause with al his power;
gave his last asinine kiek. At ~ recent
address to his constitiints AlsShS@sld,
in which he said be had urged the reeog.
milton Of shy South, bsoIuJs tn thai svsas
-''ths arrogant, 1l6 1vtybeStitk, I'D fstat
republic 81 America Would have been
split in twoASNd 10, ~ safay u Eng.
ldsd ekas = veqsS,ed.." Thss q he %.
sfst Of I'll the, eEsgksh .nsa euvesing
sgsinst the North, inis susshsll Rec.
buck 10 more 'honest, % mors'ssapid than
his fellows in "tsMipg tales ~ Of sshsel''
at this late day. toa ;l~aoda az @n'ars
S~Sl.vsrJ now exists u only typ
States, Kentucky aud Delaware, which
il 1860, held the following ,nombe. Of
bondsmen: Kentucky, '225, 4S3; Della.
ware, l.79s; total, 227,2sl. The fo1.
tunes Of var and the demands Of the scr.
vice have, however, reduced the number
to fully ons.half. 50 that there are nov
more than one hundred thousand in the
United States, Western Virgins having
vistssllv freed ksss, Serose, sHosAe are
now being made 10 Ksbtucky % elect :
Legislature favorable to the Copstitution.
Il amendment plotting ont slavery entire.
y, and il is asserted that they viii b
crowned with success. The conversion
Of Wicklifs must have : strong indu-
snce on his late pro.slavery psttissns.,
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Sterling Price, tAe lase Missouri FeDe'
81. I's' I" '1''s se''s'se 10
L Mszinuise. = ses -. ass.
ssdisg Duia 3 ssf csno'. g csa:se :
sseu'ts'Ss To Sae WI oe0t ous ne n''''.
Oas hundred and ffty.four major and
briRsdisr gsssrsls ars speedily % Be mus.
tered cut Of the service. r-rr j.
Ascofl;se y 0sssssl Osisis 1l6,
mat iaeued 81 ths War Department, oil
member, of thS "vstsran Reserve Corps"
formerly "Iovslid Ccrps,' are 70 b dis'
charged at ne saiAs tins withtbs feg''
mspts 70 which they eslcoysd when they
we're tsaD5fssrSd 3 the Y. Il, @. The
WsStern 0ovesson Aays hbored hard to
FbffSg hbsus sbfs !ssun. ls 10 no more
than just, . nesf,y Oh sns men were
iii I -. .ss.s :. = .,.S. :, .s.h.s i;..-
,h;li.y n NOR n. ny Mind - military
$3.50 s;.h .c,d;.,.. hon;rsa. !. :. ,hs
ia 80 an. ~ -. - - ~. .hcvs
s Ss ~, 81 s.isisi. pan = $50
go :, ING. h,..sel -
Zen Co1, sne FePs9otlosn eand'dsss LOT
y; io.s a,," q o0'' sHdaac ''ou''s 81 o''''
~ ao e0o''ee'' r,, Eamc..,&T ,.h :a
beasrsgasa - Iesld'as q .hs v''I: .
P!ansas'oH ,scme 10 miles oe'ew the s''y
.! ysm pf.eae.'. ,...... 90. :, :. 49,. :
". " ~ ann % % As'L r .... % 'o.o n:,.
9. 1890 r -: . ~ ~ n sssoso
w .: so-pssa - ~. o'c ns. aSH
o , aoss " :o e!s os 10 ss' an =
1':s['e', s se. oo c0''''o7' 'oo M L.
Sso'ssa soO' soV'
., !. A ee.usi! be- been held with The H.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

DRoDArE NoTIcE.MPubiic, 8bsles is hereby given
that ct the fhs bounty Court Of
Cedar county, lows, on the FIRST Monday in July,
1885, the last win and Ssstaent Of James p Kent, de
seased, read Ia opeh conn., and set fos hsasag1sr
FINAL admission to probate ths rst Monday IN Au-
gtst 1885, All pesoAs sstsSssted therefore noslld
s,sgss ~ e.. sSa
siAss, and entesed On facN1sr ed, 10 m eft ri
trivia ,.s,nas,s'l Q, 1BHHI9f 9'. soas'z 1ndsaip
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

pRoBATE NOTIcE.-Pablio solfee lsh.reby given
that atths regular ssssfo ~ se UbSntS dSurt ~
faSar oenn.y 5Sve. 9s r. asa Hgae:H ;eE
eeasaa, vassea1 In Spss ces3, and net fss6mAg for
anal admission probate on the Grpt Monday in An
rust, 1885, All perSbaS lefested Aie 1hefeSre no6i-
jAsd to appear and Aefeq AZ SD will and te
wiz be proven and adPitted 70 probate, y the sw
ptsvidss, and enesa&d'DA rstonI!i ~ Sf'fi gTsv
~. A. ~, ss,a!, 9: BETS c9,n'y !'rsgs..
sx VIC, s's s6ffoTIfabiis gJsi2e n 'nsFySy
Of aeor.. ;ines. ascssad LIE Of cs6sr .Io.s,
iudre y aid eanns All person. iate.,esst II
Therefore ndst6sd that aniss6 lisy appsasa y
tense thereto oor before the hrs Monday Ia Ans.S:
1885, being th9 fsguiar tefm ofthe county Sc th1s
said repoN Viii besapHoyed - alrsed, md sid
+: f'r f'est a''' fnd assa
'J III, .Isss!,. hi feo-'s9gh eean'F 'adsf
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VALUABLE LAND
.'@~ FOR SALE CHEAP. g :, %

q Tbs n. E. Quarter. ~ N. w. 0asstsF. ard NJ
8. 4. Quarter Of section l6, TowpshiP 81, Range
5, in Fremont towAship foF ~ sspefssei y Or to-
sethsr, on fsyorsbls teemE '9d :1sa8:t bGE .
Also, 100 Heres, seithin 2 Miles Of Upton.
'sou.bess.ls ssNor.A.a,. l To- 50, $40 acres.
Seuthi Of northwssba % N, 80, $50 ~
"a These traets we're, selected and entered ek IN
early day. and Are very choice locations: they
will DO sold on reasonable tefMS n SrpHsdufoP
Azo, 16o Acre. In Sugar cyesf fossn.A;p
On .hs maiR Travelled r0.d e Mu'e.tine, com
East s d souss west tBa2o ;sss, iygi $50 aerss.
Nothwsst I q Aesehwsst / O. ya,2--4out"g
Southeast I q northwest / ., 10. 3144o."I
Alao, 40 Acres adjoining Smihhs Flour.
s.,t. ing Ma, on Sugar Creek; ri
Southeast / efsontheast /. "a 79.2r ! a<,,od y
Also, 20 acre. 10 Springfield tSwnsefp, r. - I
7; Fer pArtibulsta eAgsirs os Lei -st .
May 27tb, 1862 2sv3 y-WlAd,FH fTU !Ila
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

"a y u ".I9". NI.|E = FE sUG s*H
constantly ~ haad.roF ,sfs assitsr azt
~ inyits, the attention Of the, psbljs to
my stock Of Goods; confidently beIiey wing that
u can please, both in qnaiity and prfces a77'
- .yl2nl2 aNt .ktteeE, I u tsk IL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

rT>HE rHUBER GObLET" ard "CONCl7
j CRY1NAL TUNRLERSu4 sar really the CD
cest and most 6eirsbls styles iHAbs markets
for sale by W. II. A.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

Stone at the BuRtis HOuSe about IL
o'clock on Sunday evening, and on Mon
day mesning, the 23d, be sent through
the dsily papers the cheering word that
iowa was out Of the daft, which made
sc.vry Iowa Ian feel proud Of his. State.
Fan, tie lass Of evidence before uasa
this min. n.-ch n;,.:e could Be sdduced,
bu. wa deem II. I!.or.goii1ss quite .ufi.
cisnt to settle the quess,cc rsfsrls = 20 .
the Beginning Of this article, AID to cos
vince tho people Of the debt Of gratitcee
they owe to Gov, Stone and bis faithful
and able assistant. CSa, Baker, for; their
energy and Industry 10 ttus plasipg our
State in 60 proud : position before ,ths
country. While Gov. Stone has Been
tho responsible head, and performed much
81 the iinme1 se labor involved, y, must
not forget tkyt without the meth odieal
busin sss. like mannee 81 Geuesal Baker II
keeping his aec6pnts with the Govern,
msnt, their ieint efforts 10 this great work
would have been fruitless. No.. = -
). r. ,eusA. 10 b distinctly undaFstpod
that lows did not, and eesld nosa siaip
exemption from tho draft a. riaht3 but
that tho ,szsmptisn it did obtain, for ,th>
delinquent suh districts Vas sxtendsd "a
her %, the application a Gov. Slepe 9.
q Jaco,, 10 eepsidAsaaies Of the large 81.
cess ;a majority q snbt 4issrios Of tbrs.
yss" mea. ss1rj / gats1gu lx9r ed O.
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50 sa- "a IL !
4 g! Successful 'e1 l.. ~'c!1 \ y s.,sv.
EriceA a. Cedar, Street. u u
ms
The Retreat in pr;...
.r. - <,<N1rf$pf1r As,o
o.. ~OAAOAAA &&OOS
-
9au nOL rasiTul,a,
W. d. ALDEN T. .FINlW

Would respectfully st ann. d y. -,
Gems of Tipton and ryieinity, tat ~.
Occupy the store heretofore AcerS
pied By A. H. Perry, and viii
keep cOnstantly on hand :" =
'WsH assosted ssSck Of
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tVterADSNS OlS CCWOS0U >ASU Why. IT.
ger than thst with WbicAp We, Ssushsd
RSsly ihuhs 81 enbaDdosA n Gen. Custer
ipAs AasxsSdria wlssrs 10 10 orgsoiyise
his eavMry preparssGy u asssshiDk ovsr.
hard on Houston Texas. isi'sT x'@7fo'iau
a'Tbs State Dspartme ID. hiss been orr
cially sdvissd that. the . Spanish govern.
nfsnt .is'aDout to order tho Captsin Gen.
eral Of Cuba to deliver the lats rebei fsm
stduswsll1t 10 che United States Govsrns
mentFa al ON ~ ,nrsiis~ Fwe 1fsfs arifa&
b, f. Fe,.!.eelp, e Of 'cl.rt.,;l,e, rsgas,
has been MONTH "a for Go,srndf " ths
Union men ia ths Nortfsia 6sl. 81 thai
STATE and has accepted; -: election %:
err, 9n The rs; IS !, MSeepd.y ID Ages.: ., q.
A strong tide Of Northern Amjgratia1
is setting into Meth Carolina, and II
reference to ls.as ihsly Sahs wanted for
oeeapatioo,' a. con nsisn . .bss. txope to
WashipesOs 70 settler to eoaAspAssd
lsaS,QuAaio1ro!asm,sJ oM - tDob
The emigrant ship Wnr Qltslssn, ftsu
Fi6sAitg fdtsNsw n orly bars ID ss1lnt
NJ oxs thSn Nes< 1s6dhnli bankso ,Ossl
! saUt Sssons ~se hyississ'sia 81 I'd s'sd
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The Latest News.

'ULY IS, 1865.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24
Patent Roofing,

To those who contemplate building, we
would direct their attention to the card of Mr..
w. o. Diboll i'm this mornings paper. A good
roof is very desirable thing to have on a
structure of any importance and as the roof is
not one of the least costly portions of an edi.
flee, any thing that would deduct from the
cost of it, without taking anything from its
good qualities, is most assuredly worthy of
consideration. Mr.. Dboll has put on large
number of roofs of the kind he advertises, in
this city during the past ten years. and we are
satisfied they give general satisfaction. For
the truth of their excellence he has the privi-
lege of referring to some of our most SUBJ
stantal and reliable citizens.
Among the roofs put on by him more re.
Gently, we may mention those Of the " Round
Houses " in this city and at Waterloo, for
the Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad Company.
1t is affirmed that this kind of roofing will out
last tin one, and that they are by no means
as expensive. As Mr.. ID. proposes now, not
only to take contracts as usual in the city, but
also for the country, we commend him and
his method to our country patrons, and read
ers. Any information they may desire to
have on the subject, they can readily procure
by addressing letter to him with the proper
inquiries. We have no doubt but this style
of roofing is admirably adapted for barns and
out houses, and we have every reason to be-
leve when its utility and cost is known to
farmers, that it will be generally adopted
Dubuque Times. 35w4.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-24
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The Atchison (Kausas) Champion
says: ....
"An almost continuous train of the
finest freight wagons, carrying 5000
pounds each, hauled by six yoke OF
the best oxen we ever saw, are pass
ing out of our city, day after day,
loaded and owned by the Butterfiel Id
Despatch Company, of this town. We
understand that the amount of freight
they will receive and send to the ter
ritories west, this season, will exceed
$4,000, 900 pounds. In addition to
this immense business, private parties
are freighting to such an extent, that
the whole amount of shipping from
this point can hardly foot up less than
$4,000, 900 pounds.
The same paper, Of the 10th, says
There are now in rendezvous near
Fort Larned over 10000 cavalry. 1t
is understood that this large force will
be sent in pursuit of the hostile In
dams on the plains. 1t is composed
mainly of veterans from the armies Of
the Potomac and Cumberland, and we
have no doubt but that a stop will be
put to the depredations of the savag.
cs, speedily and effectually. At the
same time time we hope for the honor
of the country that we shall have no
repetition of the cruel atrocities of
Chivington's massacre.
The Atchison Press says there is a
band of robbers and murderers be-
tween Salt Lake and the mines 10
Montana and Idaho, who have a regu-
lar form of initiation, signs, tokens
and passwords, and rob or murder for
money at every opportunity.