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ThIrd Tennessee CayalrN.
Headquarters 30 rENNEssEE CAVALRY
ttuasAl, Iyuui Muy D. 1875,

HEADQUARTERS 80 TENNEssEE CAVALRY [
IruIash, Tenn, May D, 1875,
Editars RuoadHs wing
tske this method OF informing those who hUyt
friends and resliyvs Ia our regiment ut Ihc blowing
up the steamer Sumnu, w.h AL the men ol vvl
regiment who were uo, in hospital ou UuurJ.
give leIuw u list Of uuru,s sawed, uud hope f.l,-
gyre'y Tint we muy soon learn Of more mu'ug then
escape / have taken greut paine w,th thi, ll,, un.
King the names So thnt they may Jc recognized ul
their friends
have seen comrades bleeding and dying, -tul-
Cling with death in almost every imaginable horribc
form, but never in my thiry-thrye months scrytg,
have ] seen or heard anything that affected NE 20
much as the news OF this disaster taking tho live,
Of 30 many gallant men with whom I have been
almost constant companion since ! have been "a
soldier
Last September l wrote letter. with o heart nll-
ed with grief Of the capture of the regiment at
Athens aud Sulphur Tre.tIe, Alabama. and now !
write one, with my heart oyclllowng Of the ter
rble disaster, making the grayus Of huli and pro-
badly more Of The men who fought eallanJly at
Sulphur Trestlc, in the Mississippi river
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GENERAL ORDERS.
HDAporAu1ERs DIsImcr or EAST TEsNEsspE
Knoxville Tenn, April ~, 1867.
,ynprut gF.lVrs No pT.

upApQlAhIlkN DISTRICT OF EAST iENNEhSpE,
kuoNvliic, Tenn, Arrll ~, 1867,
G"ncrUt Orders No. 27,
l-by decision ut The Attorney General of he United
STAGE, no Confederate 10 cnUllrl TO come into uyal
State by vrtuo OF h parole, H. will have 10 take the
oath If .cguagc 90 ths United States 10 enable bin To
remain lu ANY ui the loyal Gtres
ll-Tho.e persons Wh" have belonged 20 the ,cryiy'
either civil mt a, Of the called Confederate State.
aud who within he limits Of this District U who
may hereafter within the same will be expected
lake The oath Of allegiance to The United S'es or bu
subject 10 be sou beyond the boundary lue OF East leu
uessee.
lllllerelttcr all persons belonging on who may have
belonged 10 the Confederate sor,cu who have owed
ale glance to the Confederate Sutes, and who into
East Tennessee from Virginia or North Carolina, wu
present hcwselvcs to and he retained ut Strawberry
Plains until heir cnses reported 10 and disposed OF
by these Headquarters.
IN.-Ai persons uicued 70 the precrdirg paragraph,
who bave not their homes u Esst Tennessee or who may
ecue 10 AXE the oath OF all, glance, will, by direction
Of The General commanding the Department If the Cum
h4lud, be .cr hy railroad 10 Dalton, Georgia aud there
tur,C loose They will not te uiowed t. stop o. de1y
hy The way. q
Tho Subsistence Department viii issue ratiou, to
t'un Will. the hand. of tho United States miiory
lhUril,es.
VA persona now in military prison at KuoAyile
dud against VIII N there charges will ut he
reared in accordance with iho above instructions and
uruuJ hugC.
By command % Major General StoNtMAy
g. NJ. BASc0N, VI gor aud A. A. @.
W n. 4 Rrrr. JR, A. y. {. ami A,A.A.g.
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tN, To-, 't' y'aIS nc uone' 'H''ep' ana thn' putt
I,'."u ~, O'en "'y haHe ''lunlg ne "wncrf Zoo u
."9 "''' 'u'I' 10 10 no N'1'S mentioned ~ no POI
A1 u nlH'nr"s {" ihe salsldeh"ao o The uOur thu It
>, tt '"Ns' lo"aln dir a.d nWaw a"d th The yUr.
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Returning Rebels.

Rebel officers and soldiers ure returning 10 this
city almost daily some Of whom live here, and
others reside in the neighborng counties. Our uu-
thorites are very liberal towards them, in allowing
them to go quietly to their homes, and in permit
ting their friends to furnish them and make them
comfortable ,eh the permit Of the Treasury Agency
here.
These privileges are extended to all who frankly
claim to be satisfied, and resolve to become loyal
citizens, and none others ought to apply for such
privileges, or desire to return. The future in re-
gard to these men, and the loyal citizens, will all
depend upon their conduct. Ii they demeun them
selves as good citizens and show that they are net
ing in good faith, they will be protected, and lett
alone to enjoy their homes and qui'tly pursse the
praceable nvouations OF lite but it they conceive
that they are free in the much abused Of this
term, and undertake to abuse the Federal authori-
ties, and to justify their connection with the rehe-
lion, they will suiier the consequences, they may
res. insured. We repeat, the future Of their condl-
,ion and safety depends upon their own conduct
They can get themselves into trouble, or they can
keep themselves out.
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Important order from Gen. Thomas
His Terms 10 tuerrillaS.
U'po' RS Der ,RTMEST OF THg CUMBERLAND
Nashville Tenn, May !, lcOj

To Major General Rossesu;
Send summons, under ilHg nt truce, to all and
every bard Of men in your vicinity which Nuu m"y
know OIL wh1 are operating nearer tn yours than
tn any other command, and c~ll upon them 10 'ur-
render to you or tn any other officer yea uny name
for that purpose, upon the same terms as Lee sur
rendered 10 Gen. Grant. Ii they disregard yoar
summons and continue acts of hostility, they viii
hereafter be. regarded rs eutawf, and pr'cerleo
against pursued and when captured treated as out
laws.
[Signed - GEo. H. THOMAS
Maj. Gen, U, S, A. Comd,
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ATTACHMENTS.

Oircult Court 80 Judicial Circuit ,ounty Tennessee
MAY TEkN, 1863.
Montgomery Aclvor SIS, samuel Hsn'ey.
S.llers Brwell by mex. trend, iaW' lcuey, Tho.
Henley aud A. II. Henley.
James II Walker IS. NJ. benton Warren.
John Latham -. Benjamin lsh
j. II. McMuTy vs. BvIJaIhm lsh.
II. l.. ". Hackney vs.. Benton warren
Arthur Greer ". Samuel Henley aud jas G. lburD,
j. b. Davis -. Benjamin lsh
Cromwell Deiozrr ys. Benjamin lsh.
Samuel Laue W. john Z. Wyley.
David W. ParKus ~ Berj. lsb, Doytd Grstop, et AL
Administrators yt Lrkn Thompson ". Thos blackburn.
Samuel A. Rue w. Benjamin l-h
John Sta,y ". Wm. :. Laita, K. II. Blackburn AM
John u. STUART.
John D. Hudrck vs. Benz lsh, Alexander McLaD, John
Clark, 4 j. Ish and others.
James p. Al un ". Stephen Porter of An drew.
IN ALL THE ABOVE REClTED eases
afhdaAlts having ben made bond given y. rrquIto
by law attachment eBse-, aud ieyrs having been made
If the several above nse Il, rndtuts aud retun
lhr fl vi H.. CltIk OF the Circuit Court Buun
county 3, ordered that uotirr be uiOD all NJ III
deirudanb by publication 10 Bruwhus ~ mT
wv-A, appear before the Juds OF our Cir
Cuu ryyus the iOlrth Monday u Nay neat, and
answer each r hmself the will bg akrn Tor coU.s
ed aud set Tor hearing P,r1,.
.p26.4~ p'ish NJ. McrEER Ciers.
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uithr phnuH, M ih that l., dsfaudtn lHs II non
the lmits u hl' Siu hHcnIl, clurgais mmtif that
hr uruAn prurr,s If Law c,uuui b. s,tNtd uIon him: u Is
ordered tu mhlrtn he made sucurssiyr We K, ina
huWul'ws Wig uuttAg said dtiyuiHut appear ~ the
trn ui tnr Circuit Cuu kuoN uuuN un hr Mon.
N oi june 1863 h,u Uud tn,rr plead, answer ,nnr
tn the suit ant drmHudnr the ,t the same be "a.
Ken r confessed Shd proceeded Nith ex part - him
pioN II sMlrll Clerk
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Cownn& Dickinson vs.. Williams 4 Co.
II APPEARING ERNM TILE Arr1nANlr

Of the pisuuf Va lus that IL, drudtnts 1rI
irem ' uits vi uis State Hh.cnud that i, urdnt,y
poyrss cauuu be served upou gu tts orhrrrd puhu.
iuu he made fr 7pur Ia Brtwuua's ng
uou vi SAID d. ruiru's pear the neat ran ni ur
Circuit Cuur fr kuuN eWIty the "a Monday o. nr Sos
then and thrr to u nj 'ruIr Aud rs.
maud of the puur tho viii taken for cuu.ss,d
and pruuvruyd Win cN pArtt TO tlrm
pD- n SMITH, Ctrk
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C1wn & Dickinson ,s lno II Parker Co.
1T APPEARING FROM THE AFrIDAvl

Of the ptit ds r this that the defendants lave
from the limits u lhis state, ahscnud thtt the un
process be- served upon tm ia ordered publ.
cau be- made for out sucCrssNe weeks IN BOWL VS. Nmg
noiNtug SAID dvitudan To appear The uf the
Orcu Court Tor Knox county he Monday ~ Jur 1865
then ami there 90 prHh me suit AMI
mpud Or the pamr Is the will he takrn vuutrssd
aud proce' ded with eA parte AS tothtm,
pi5" u sulrH Clerk
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ATTACHHENTS.

Mont omcry McT,u vs.. Be- jamin lsh.
Ruber Boae vs., B.uJauln l-b.
IN THE ABOVE CAUSES affidnvits
having made and bond, given quir,d by law 10,
attachment cdstt aud levrs haN tu uHur The vsRty
der ndout u, ann sh, ,h pNprrs be
Ru'crt CutUu Justice OF the Prsve ur Bouut county u
ordered bN sad Justice thai uUtt he s.ryrd upon i'm by
publ atiun H. Br widow Wing, tug Inn nIp,Hr he
sad Ju-r, ut his huu iu Buu county hr lsl dAI
luy neat aud 4nsWtr tr c"mpl III u pAuiG The same
viii b. taken cuuir-s 81 'u, hrurr ~ HIte
stigB !, ualu RnHkRl II bITuN, J. y.
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Cownu 4 prkiu,uu ". Z, ", Charlion.
TT APPEARING FROM TUE AFFpAy

o i tutn u lhN that thr defendant has lrl uum
hr lt, 1 hs slAv Hb,vni, rnnctals lmstlf iHt
Dee uuhly p'rrss ui law eauul h, served upon him II Is
udctd Ht phrtil" he mair ir successive wrvis
u"ul'S'' NlS "a" iA said dritndau appear the
rN term U M urcuu Court KbuA county un he ~ Nu.
ry NJ June, 1862 thsu I'd rsd aLsNtr dtuur
90 'r sI and druHud NJ thr puu,, the b. IA.
son 'or cju,rsstd aud proceeded ~,t pprr hun.
plT 5 II SWIM, Clerk.
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Cowan 4 Dickinson ". A. ~ Lea.
TT APPEARING FROM THE AprIp ,v1,

" the plaintiff 10 this cause that the deuoant hss ntd
from the limits TINS state Hb-cois that ordinary
process cauut he served upon im II "a ordered that puhts
tun he four succrssNu weeks In BruNuius Whg
notifying stii dcoudsut appear ~ the term tie
Circuit Court Knox cOunry ilr 2d Monday sos
then aud there plead, dtmur aud e.
ntnd the pautG the will he taLen IS confessed
aud proceeded with tx parte ~ to him,
pb' S II SMITH CLERK
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L NJ Llttrcl y5. Wn. G,ooer and Rirhard Pryor
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT

L uf llautn his that the drlruttns hav. n.d
the units ut This cnud the ordinary
prn-rss rnunt be served ,, ordered that pb
he uaI successive weeks iu "wulHW's hig
sHd drir appear tie trin
Ccut uIt ku,s county ia "a Monday Of June 1870
then aud there prnd Il, tle suit niI
the planI The b, takyu and
proceeded with ga raI to them.
pf5 II SMITH Clerk
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I. J. Powell vs. " Y Eumes.
TT APPEARING FROM TIE AFFIDAVIT

I APPEARI NJ FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
81 ut phnlhin 'iiis cause thpt u,r Diet, tut i bum
Ht lus ul Is rlHir ur - Hbsronds at The
vs. S',' 'ssv-d upnD him; Il red hat
he uHdr iur nuf suettssive we. KS IN w.,
said sHid defendant 4. appear he u The if,
Court r ku"S unity ou the ~ Monday ~ Ju- Is6b then
aud uerv ~ plead ts~t nr drmur Ia the Ad de,u,ud II
thr plaintiff the will be taken cunh3-rd Hut pro
cr,itd wiihs1 paTte.
p6 II SMITH Clerk
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FARMS FOR SALE.

nNE OF TIE BEST FARMS IN
E,.t rrunrs-er. 10 le. Knoxville, sinking
Cr,ek containing $50 Also other Of 600 acres
srgsrf Jos MARRY A co, Agents.
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A. p johnson v. rnomis J. Powell.
IT APPEA ARlNG EROM TIE AEEInA y

IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
" th. pAihf IN th- that the detntaut has fcd
from the mits o his State abseonds that oIdna
PROCESS bA served him: Il Is ordered ha phca.
be made successive week IN BrowuNs Why
ying sHd defendant THE term OF ~" Circuit
Knox county the "a Mnd-' Of Ju, 1858.
plead d,nr the suit an N md ~
the pAun, hr slwe w b. taken for confessed
cead 4 WttH tx parIr
pl5 S II NTH Clerk
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Levi McC'oui John W Legg
1T APPEA RING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT

of The psiui IN rlrs cause that the drtndant I'D
The mts his State Ahsoul tht the oriil,ry
prc,ss be upon him T. l. oty I'd ,ha pb
tiuu nsdr fr trsvt weeks ~ BrsuOu's hg
uNrg ,,i defendant sps ~ the t"rn ui h" Cireuit
u KuoN county thr % Monday June, lS65, then
and hrts plead drmur g. he aud iya u ~
he pain ~ the Wa he taken MESSED aud
cr,ded v Va ~ parIy TO them.
pis S Il SMITH, tlsk
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John Baxter v, tra.s MrClung
1T APPEA RING FROM TIE AFFIDAVIT

NJ the plaintiff Ia lhs that the defendant has ia
he limits hi. State Yb.conds that the orhtn,ty
pr, cHnuu, BE- stvvt hm Il Is nrderd hat rblica
ton be made Ur uur aggressive weeks W. BruwnN' Whg
ynE sa ne rri""' h. trtu, at tlr Ihcuit
Court Knox 'uu'y The "a Noudy oi June shA non
thrr. ttad dsnur 10 he suit aud demand ~
he psin q, b. w be taken Tor conf sssi md
gtv,i,i with u pifie las tpi'tm. .. -
pts II SMITH, CLERK
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5. \. Mnmes vs.. John &. To. ls.

IT APPEARING FROM THr AFFIDAVIT.
Of The plsntid his tat the dri-nd-ni n,s hed
from N, limits o this statr. 1htchds hat e oduHy
uro.rss eHr served upon hin s ordered tsi pubira.
tio Neeks ~ bfnvnHs W " no.
i,ug sid d,frai u prsr he neat tern " Circuit
Cnu-t r I'm. county - "a Monday i June 1868. then
and hrrp rAi demur 20 hc suit sud dtm nd ~
p.ih. the vii b. taken ~ con.,.,d and ~"
,..i.d vtih ex p.rte As to him. 8 ~ SNTii Clerk
t,s. BY WILL. S HALL, D Ci,fk
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F B Armsron, ". VIM. "nI a, d Ri hari P-y,L
IT APPEARING EROM TILE AEEmArlr

l u plauju ~ his tat tba defendants av l,d
the hmits O this stare, nbGobi chat the olitAay
process cannn he served npnn them Il is nd red TIA, pub
Cttnn be de weeks IN bruwhuv = Nhg,
nut,iig sad deirhdtnls IA appear the term of ie
Cru lur kux county tie "a Monday Of JuHr 1855
thyn AID there tn pl-HI, d. the
mard ol hr psirG the vii he takvn coufesstd
aud pr, cgtd,d with * par.v as to them.
pl5 S II SMITH, Clerk
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JnmtF 7. At un " nIrFhen P0fI.r OF Al dTcW.
IN ALL THE ABOVE RECITED case
CHANCERY CCURT-MAYEARDWILIF.

K1btTI J Nehnnty Ns. Ten Hunt.
IN THIS CAUSE it appearing that the
j defendant Allen ilurs has ah,oVuiri removed or
cone ah hu.i that ordinary process ~ Law be
served npor hun Il ordered tht ptbcatOn be made Tor
weeks In Br1wpw Wig, nOuyiig sid de
fsudant n Appear be- De ChArurry CJIrI Myutivr
Friday N, third Noud Juus ueS then aud here
10 plead answer demxs sad suit h. will BE-
e ..d aud 80. los heaiiig "a paris
n,,2o.4s pii. pa ETEts, CyM
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ATTACHMENT.

Matilda Al.Sanirr ys 'thn y. Sin1rt
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT
says the defendant " Indebted to her and ahsCund
General trmss tA hr ordinary pf"c-ss q" l"~ cahnu
be- served un him hayug ubisurd original attachment
against the e.tats IT. d sIuTab before Joseph
Bruurt Juse Of The Pace ior Ban bouny, ad The san,
tavug been levied their apery u l. Order,d nv SAN
Justice n- dcfenians bvfr him a. his once in ~
ilii civil district Of BouHt county On the i6 day syIrm
brr 1855 ur sill b. proceeded with parte T. is further
yi.rr ibis notice he Published week W Bua D.
tos. Wbig r,3IEptss JOSEPH hVtNER : ?
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TRUSTEES SALE.
s1V NIPT,IrE AE lELD nE TRlfS1

I Nv Z u UT It DCIIIJ Vt TINNTOI
utrd b. Mulis n. MrKamy to- ki,hArf u. Iuwrrd,
Trustee, ts day Of NAY IS g. secure 10 John Me-
K-my certain OF money tAprss,1 IN said unsi DID
vii s. tstrst bidlrf cash 10 hand, 81 The Curt
House ~ Chnin AnftruI Uuuf lsnn on e hisI
NutIty of Jt l563, tract 81 lama belonging 90 said Ham
NcNauy On he s district AHitrfur county, cuIi aiu-
ing u- hunlrtd iuurrtt Which SAID W. n Me-
Ramy such title iu vested by said deed
trt.t made 10 tir purc .str nd rp farther.
u2644- MILAN CHJsS, Tfast-t appointed.
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NUMBER a.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Third judicial Circuit, Knox County, Tenn,
Coww Dickinson Va. WIN, Far ,r,
.T APPEARING FROM THE AFFI-

pANlr of he pltuuG iu tbs cause that the defendant
have r r ms NJ tins Sae,or abseouds couera, him.
'tl ust the ordinary poertH ot ls BE- upun
m' h ordered that publication he made or ,ur sucur,siyo
"vhs n bo"ul w. Why Notifying sad defendant app-ar
the ueAl tom OF ihc Circuit Court u kuuN county be
hvd ihr C,uu luu.r In KmNvle am ~ "a Mnnday Of
uNr lsb Ilrl ana uuiu I rrId, the
Wl im'ud "i thi plst ~ the iame VII be taken as
'unirs'rd sGl lIoe,,d,d d wiz - parle - tu Tim
Nv p.5s S A. SMITH Clerk
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ATTACHMENT,
hTTHUhMLNI I,
Eycline Moon S,gmuuu ptich.
rHuE pLAINIlEE ON AEtlpANIT

cuuceas hase that the ordinary VI law cBunJ be
served upon him having obtained Original attschneut
against h, estate VI the defendant u,dc ftturnAbr beurt
J Ga bic Justice ~ the Peace irr Bouut county ard The
sam. having been eyi.d his property II is ordered by sd
Iu.tcr hs' defendant app'ar b,u- ct ale OLice 10
Bount county 90 the 48d day May, 1850 vii be pro.
.,rd vita ~ p.rty l. urth.r ed that ts b.
pubtshtd or tour successive n BroNuiJWs Wing
au,ZS.4g pi5. JOHN GAMBLE, p.
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RAILS WANTED

| WANT TO BUY 10000 RAILS, de-
iivsreI At Knoxville Chestnut white Ok pte,rted
d, 2sl Us 4 MAHKY.
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Since writing the above, we learn by letters from
some of the survivors, that Serg't San'l A. Cowan,
Abner Long and John Sailer are among the sur
vvors WILL. A McIEER,
Adiutant 30 Tennessee CayalrY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-25

TIE WILTON RAnRoAD.-A late number Of the
Muscstins Daily Josr~ai contains communities
ton on the subject Of the Cedar Valley. After
speaking Of 4 railroad MP the valley the writer
says. "The citizens of Auscatine are deeply int
rested in this project and should the citizens Of
Old Cedar complete their connection 70 Wilton
it will give ~ easy access 10 : large portion Of
the best territory in the State. We wish speedy
success 70 this noble snorAH This 10 decidedly
cool, and would be refreshins In dog days The
citizens 81 Upton and vicinity undertook to
build sfsilrosd from Upton to the c. i. an.
road, and Muscatine undertook to build from
Tiptoa to wilton. We commenced, last winter,
to raise $50, 900 to help Museatins to carry out
her Undertaking and No could and would have
done II, but the Auscstins folks would not do
anything at oil to complete the road. They illus.
tratsd the fable Of the dog in the naassr - pc,
lection. snd We fear they will meet : dogs fate.
They aow ask that "ths citizens q Old CEDAR
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PROCLAMATION.

To the legal voters Of The town of Upton:
WHEREAS, upon the petition of fifty loyal
w voters of said town, the Town Council of
the Town Of Upton have directed that special
election be held to determine the question Of
abandoning our present Town Charter, thus
bringing the incorporation of said town under
the provisions Of the General Law for the Incor.
poration Of Cities and Towns
Now. therefore, it is hereby ordered, That
said election be held at the court house, in said
town Of Upton, Friday, the I'd day Of June,
A. d. 1855, between the hours Of one o'clock p.
m. and five O'Clock p. M, and those who desire
to vote in favor of the abandonment Of the char.
ter, shall deposit ballot on which shall be
written or printed the words, "In favor of aban.
donment," and those desiring to vote against
the abandonment shall deposit q like ballot with
the words. Against abandonment"
BY order OF the Town Council
8. 8. DANIELS,
Mayor Of the Town OF Upton.
Upton, Iowa, May llth, 1865. nlswl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-25

OF Pennsylvania, announces TO this community
'ra. that he is a practitioner of the
German, French and Spanish Mode Of
Medical Treatment
80 successfully practiced oflate in France Spain,
and Anherca He has been engaged several years
in fsveling and successfully treating people
who Niger under old CHRONIC COM.
PLANTS.
He not only ascertains the nature Of the dis
ease as formerly practiced by Physicians, but
passes on and discovers the cause, however in
tricate the disease may he.
Old Complaints toured in from thirty to ninety
days. Charges reasonable. Medicine furnished
for $1.25 per week .. .r.'. . g.. z#
Persons who live at distance can have med.
icines sent by express to any point they desig.
nate, by sending statement Of their complaint
In writing. The money must be sent in advance
for the time you wish. All letters must be sent
to Oskaloosa, Iowa.
- FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
In oil their forms, treated carefully and conf
dentially.
G5-i will visit and consult patients while
remaining in iowa free of charge. Those living
at distance, and unable to visit him, can be
treated by sending him a clear vial Of their
morning urine, from which the disease will be
ascertained.
DR.. WEIR, inventor of new mode oftreating
diseases OF the genital organs, cures radically
all Blood and Skin diseases. Young men suf.
feting from nervous debility, caused by invol-
untary losses during sleep, can rely upon pos
tive and speedy cure. by new and insallib!e
method
n. b +-badies who desire to avail themselves
of Dir. VS. sure and safe mode of removing OBJ
structions. suppressions, &c.. from whatever
cause produced, without use Of medicine, can
do SO at one interview. DR.. w. has invented
method by which Conception can DO prevented,
simple and certain.
He will be at
Muscatine, Ogilvie House, May 2oth:,
Moscow, ,A.. Nav 22d;
springdale, at Mr.. schooley's. MAY Esd:
Mr.. William Ocheltrees, NAV oath:
Upton, Aldrish House, May 25th:
Lisbon, Nav 10Th:
Cedar Rapids, Jackson House, May 27th:
Toledo, Tama county. June LIST to 5th:
E3-As matter Of information we append the
following list of patients treated by the Doctor,
since January LIST, 1864: Oskaloosa, 344; Ottum.
wa, 307; Fairfield, II; Mt Pleasant, SO; Rome,
II; Danville, IL Burlington, l04; Sigourney, SO;
Muscatine, BIG; Wilton Junction, 81; Durant, I;
West Liberty, 10; Springfield, O. Total number,
l320.-Aksscdfnne Journal
DIR. ID. X. WEIR.
REsIDENCE-For the last six years in Toledo,
Iowa He will visit the above named places
every sixty days.