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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

The Iss approved "sloat" Elliptic SeWte
warbinea IA Broadway Agents wanted. A. u. SupIk-
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COrms, Buni0ns, Enlarged .J0ints and
oil diseases ~ the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARL 10 Broad
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COIOrcd Velvet Ribbons, of every width
and shade also fun line Blacks just received from
lion The largect assortment this city 70 per csss
below their value. NJ. T. HIGGINS, 10 sixth ayeune
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pilcs piles Piics.-strfc kla nd's II tho
only remedy in TIE known world that win cure Bind ana
Blrediug Piles OF twenty wears sianefua. IA, -.
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the present condition OF affairs Mexico II Is true as
have before remarked that the Emperor's purposes
may hereafter change with changing circumstances we
ourselves however are not OF the progress
OF events home and abroad; and In no case are we
likely to neglect such provision for our own safety as
ack upon when nations with which they have lived In
fc ndshp cease to respect their moral and treaty obga
tou4 Yo.- discretion will be your guide as 10 no"
far and in yvba, -av tho public interests will be pro-
NOTED by submitting these views to the consideration OF
M Drown de LhuYs y. ? ~.
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Chickering ~ Sons -
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
Established In 1873
Finy.hve medals, gold silver and bronze have bcsp
awarded these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS over ALL
COMPETITION Warcrooms 65l broadway, New YORK.
Every Plano fully warranted
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
ana Wig dapot wholesale and retail No. Astor Hous-.
The dye applied By zkiilfu artists.
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We Would Gail Attention "a the s.i =
az the nrst ei.s. g,s No IG West Thrvserorh s,frrt ~
he .id Al anr,.a. ~ y N, ITUIOw 60 thta dav ~p
U'lgyk. u uxo kxohange Aaisstopl, w p'Jsdwv
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Royal havana Lottery. 49,,
Prizes paid Va gold reformation furnished The highe
.d for aoblc,pa and all kinds gold and silver
's's' 49, TAYLOR A co. Bankers,
le wau stpest. New Yort
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Court CaIendar-Thfs Day.
SUPREME CouIr-CiRcuIT-Pa 1--short causes-Nos
2l9l 1888 3l9l 27g9 Part 2-Short causes-Nos 263s,
3l40 $685. $3.50, 1928.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-14
A HARD CAsE.-Asober quiet either

A HARD cAsE.-Asober quiet citizen
was set upon and beaten, few days age,
by a couple Of drunken men. The sober
man tried to have the men arrested, but
he found that do so he would have to put
his bruised hand into his own pocket
and take out Eve or ten dollars, and then
in case the offenders had been convicted
and fined, the fine would have gone into
the county treasury and no-part Of it to
the complainant, SO that he would really
have paid five or ten dollars for the priv.
ilego of being whipped aud bruised. Is
this right? Does the Board Of Supervi-
sors do right to refuse to pay reasonable
attorneys fec. in such cases? 1t don't
answer to say that no attorney is needed,
for the defendant would have brace or
so of them and the honesty Of tho attor-
ney would DO very likely to clear the
offender. 4w II. .--aa fvr
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Lis true that we don't hear Of man,
folks being sick, but We know it must be
very sickIy for our laws prohibit the sale
Of alcoholic liquors, except for medicinal,
sacramental and manufacturing purposes,
and We know there are lots of such liquor
being sold 10 this tows. We don't think
there isjust now any special demand for
It for sacramenta or manufacturing pur.
poses, unless it be to manufacture drunk.
ards, but still there is an. awful sight of
it used and of course it is for medicinal
purposes, for it is net to be presumed
that men will violate tho law. The drug
stores are receiving wagon loads Of
"Bourh bon Bitters," which are sold BY
the bottle to relieve suffering humanity.
What an amount of suffering there must
be to require SO much Bourbon for its
relief. We saw case of suffering one
day last week in which young wife was
trying to get her trembling, staggering
husband to 90 home with her. No doubt
"Bourbon Bitters" or some other ma
chine had been tried by the poor husband
in tho vain effort to strengthen his
nerves and "toue up" his system.
Seriously the sale Of poor whiskey IN.
der the name Of "bitters," is becoming
an intolerable nuisance. A few months
ago committee of ladies called upon the
druggists of our town and demonstrated
with them against the sale of such vile
stuff. The committee reported that the
druggists pledged themselves not to con.
tinue the sale. That pledge has been
violated. 1t is true that at the time the
pledge was given they had been selling
Red Jacket and Plantation Bitters and
now the run is on Bourbon Bitters, but
the Bourbon is as vile as the other. The
men engaged in such sale consider them.
selves far better than the men who keep
drinking saloons, and yet We doubt if
they can, satisfactorily to their own con.
sciences, point out the difference, moral.
ly, between selling whiskcy that is drawn
from barrel and bottle Of Bourbon
Bitters. If there is any difference many
arc not able to see it, aud We offer the
use of our columns to any one who will
show it. We beg of these men not to be
blinded BY the prospect of little gain
to themselves, but to look at the iuevita.
bic results that must follow the salc of
such stuff .~-t..-. ts-s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-14
The highest market prices will bc PBid
for Butter, Eggs, &c. Cash paid for Butter
when dcsi ed.
A CARD.
A GARD.
OFFICE OF W. II. ALDEN T. FINDLEY,
TIPTON, September lSt, loUJ. {

Upton, September l5i, loOj. !
TO THE Public:
We desire in this special manner to express to
the Public our appreciation of she kind patron.
age which has been SO Literally extended u US.
without designing in any manner to boast OF
success yet we think ourselves Justified in re
marking that your patronage has really exceed
ed our expectations. and has fully demonstrated
the fact that in establishing a FIRST class. ready-
pay iop price Grocery and Crockry Ifonse, we
have met the most pressing wants Of the public
in this vicni'y.,tz
We are now receiving large additions to our
stock and shall con'inae to maize almost daily
additions as the trade requires. Weinvite the
sirictest scrutiny of the closest purchasers TO
our prices and Qualities and we distinctly
pledge our ability and promise to sell equal
qualities Of goods fully as low as they are sold
at any of the Railroad or River towns in the
State, for cash. and at uniformly less rates than
any credit denfers Our terms are Re ady-l'ay.
1t is a fact too evident to ali to require any
argument, that the Ready-pay System enabrs
any Dealer t" selhis Gonds at a less per cent.
profit than others and every person must be
aware that the greater the amount Of bis sales,
proportianatelv lower may he his prices.
IsF~Special attention is invited to our stock
of White Granite Queensware and Glassware,
embracing varied assortment of the most de
sirable styles, at prices which defy competition.
Thankful for past ,avors and picdging our best
cnicavors to PLEASE, we solicit your further pat
ronage. Respec fully, ..
". n. ALDEN & FTNDLEf.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-14

SOLDIERS TICKET-Seme claim that
Col. Benton will be supported for Gov
ernor by the returned soldiers. We have
heard of three returned soldiers who
give him their hearty support. They
are two sons Of G.. W. (Fort Lafayette
Jones, and one son of ex Gov. Stephen
Hampstead. all Of whom served in the
rebel army. The ticket which will be
supported by the above named 'returned
soldiers" will contain the name Of D.
A. Mshoney, q man who never denied
that his sympathies were with the rebels.
How COL Benton can consent to be in o
position where he will be associated with
and supported by such men, is unac-
couutable to US. He should remember
the fate of "poor Tray" ~ 49,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-14

TIE UNION ScuooL was opened with
full corps of teachers, on the 18th inst,
and with good attendance Of scholars.
There is still room for more. We are
fully convinced that those who intend to
teach next winter will qualify themselves
better by attending tho Upton Union
School than by attending any College or
Academy in tho State. Our teashcrs
are posted and will use every sDdcaver to
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-14

1TIt has been customary for the cop.
perhsad papers and speakers to say that
the abolitionists Gid not enlist but left
others to fight. We have the authority
of the Muscatine Courier for saying that
Obcrlin (Obio) College was an abolition
institution. The muster rolls show that
$50 graduates and under graduates of
that College have enlisted during the
war, Of which number about 100 have
sealed their devotion to principles with
their lives. ~ r. r. Il
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peace, and se feel to offer to them a
tribute Of respect and admiration, there.
fore; -Errl. OF
BE 1t Resolred, That this Lodge e..
tend them our heartfelt thanks for the
many hardship. and privntions they have
endured, both in the field and camp, bat.
Ting, NOE only for our liberty, but .for
the worlds. Words are inadequate, to
express our gratitude; it needs not the
assistance of any studied paneeyric Of
ours to bespeak for them that spirit of
praise with which their memory viii ever
be enshrined.
Resolved, That those of our members
who met the pale face messenger, death,
while engaged in the defence of liberty,
were among our most respected Brothers,
our most efficient eo.workers in the great
cause Of Temperance and humanity.
Resolved, That while we welcome as
we should, the returning, We are not un-
Of the un returning heroes, to
whom NO owe the redemption of our
country, and the preservation of our
cause; and that in the flushing hours of
peace and prosperity We pause to drop a
tear over the graves of those whose dust
has mingled with, and made historic and
truly sacred the southern soil, whose
spirits dwell in the valley of nation,
and redeemed. =,
r. l.. HARRIS,
"@as4~-~-s, -v-~e~a. MAMMA pISkEsRINa, 9 ON
@ = IFlCESTER JAMES NFH"3f
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lEE AGRICULTURAL + alk.-V0 "
not desire to say a word but for the bes
in terests of the Society aud its Fairs. 1
we object to certain acts Of the Board ]
is not to injurs them or the Society il
any wy, but to. bring the facts before
the public and leave it with them to en-.
dorse or reject As they see fit. The
statement in communication in the last
advertiser, that "accordiug to the i'd
vertiser," tho Directors would be found
at IL lager beer saloon, was wholly gra-
tuitous, for tho Advertiser never intimat.
ed such thing. We referred to an act
of the Directors, and left the remedy
where it should 30, with the members of
the Society. Some men are ready to
take more to themselves than there is
charged to them.
We cannot be charged with desiring to
injurs the Fair if We now point out some
things that we think should be changed.
As it now is the main object Of the Fair
seems to beto bring out fast horses, rath-
er than to improve the agriculture of the
county. Look over the premium list and
you find $500, nearly, offered for horses
and mules, and Sal for hogs, while every
one knows that it is more bother and
trouble to bring in one hog than a dozen
horses. So while 81 is offered for the
best loaf of bread, IS are offered for the
best display of cake. The first is "ths
staff of life," aud the latter--well, the
less used the better. Four dollars is all
the premium given to sorgum syrup or
molasses, while ten dollars is offered for
preserves and jellies, and fifteen dollars
for different kinds of wine. Certainly
there need be nothing said as to the rela-
tive Importance of these products. Com.
pare the premiums offered for fast horses
With those for farm machinery. We
might continue comparisons but do not
think it necessary. Let the members
mako it known that they do not want
their grounds made race course to be
used Sabbath and week days alike. We
don't complain Of the present officers -
They are, as they suppose, carrying out
the wishes of the members, and if they
want change in the programme it is for
them to say it. We know that many
good men will not patrouize the Fair As
they would if It was an Agricultural
Fair instead Of 4 Horse Fair. "Some
horse" is good, but too much 10 worse
than none at all.
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TIE AR.-The following special premiums

! THE FAlK.-The following special premiums
have been made up and offered by the citizens
The premiums are open to the world. Bring
along your fast stock.
Fastest trotting stallion, Of any age or
breed, time less than three minutes, $4,000
Fastest trotting gelding or mare, time
three minutes and less, 5000
Fastest racking or pacing horse, geld
ing or mare, time less than minutes, 5000
The Fair will be held at Upton, Sept l3th
l4th, 18th, 1865. - ..~
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Cedar County Soldiers Monument
ASSOciat ton.

Upton, Iowa, Sept. 81, 1865.
In accordance with article 7th of the
Articles of Incorporation the "Cedar
County Soldiers Monument Association"
met at the Sheriff's Office, in the Court
House, At 3 o'clock p IN. The President
Rev. S. PANCoAsr, in the chair. Min.
utes of previous meeting and Articles of
Incorporation of the Association were
read; when, on motion Of the Secretary,
the Association adjourned to meet Tues.
day, Sept. 9th, an l o'clock p. IN, in
order to give the County Supervisors an
opportunity of attending.
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CAsAD & GILMORE are now Offering
great bargains in Ready Made Clothing
md Gents Furnishing Goods, as they
Pave just received the largest stock ever
brought to this town. They have the
)est goods to be had in the Eastern
harkets, end will sell them at reasonable
prices. Call and see their goods. ,g...e 81
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IS SHERIFF's OFFICE, Triton, Sept 5,ls65.
Pursuant to adjournment,-th "Ccdar
County Soldiers Monument Assccia-
ton" met at p. m. President in the
chair. Officers all present except L. l..
Sweet, Vice President, who was sick.
Trustees all present except John Fsrgu-
son of Red Oak. A statement was made
by the President ia reference to his ina
bility to perform the duties of zen. Ag't,
and that by and with the consent and
advice of the other officers Of the Associ-
alton, Rev. L. L. Sweet was appointed
Gen'l Ag't.
The Treasurer reported S655,5O as
subscribed on the 4th of July and the
day following, and $780, so as having
been paid in. Tho report Of the Gen.
Ag't was not in.
A committee consisting of Messrs
Shesrer, Bassett, Elliott, Sheldon and
Aiken was appointed to nominate candi-
dates. for Officers and Managers for the
ensuing year. They reported as follows:
~ Rev. S. Pancoast, President; Rev. j.
l.. Sweet, Vice President; DR.. j. F.
Kennedy. Secretary; Hon. VIM. II.
Tuthill, Treasurer IT. f.. =. p - L "a
Managers Center. J. B.. Wright;
Cass, j. +. Gunsolus; Dayton, NJ. Spring.
stead; Pennington, Joseph Weaver; Free
mont. Geo. Kalb; Inland, Merrilis viii
ley; Linn, Capt. John Dance; Massillop,
Hoo. J. NJ. Kent; Pioneer, Geo. Perkins;
Rochester, Thomas Wakcham; Sugar
Creek, Martin G.. Miller: Springfield,
Jacob Geiger; Sprinsdale, W. l.. Chase;
Cover, Thomas James; Iowa, Daniel
Walter; Red Oak, W. A. Rigby.
On motion, the report was unanimous.
ly adopted. ..s'. II
! The Trustees consist of the Board of
County Supervisors, or their successors.
On motion, compittec consisting Of
the President, Secretary, Treasurer, J. .
B. Wrisht and w. A. Rxby, was sp-
pointedto fix the compensation Of the
Gen'l Agent. .-.- ---~- 49, ~--,-,.-~,
On motion, adjourned to meet at tho
call of the President .1-a.rs,. .sf.s9 .
Iff .m JOSIAH +. KENNEDY, scc'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-14
MEAT MARKET IL. Dunfee has

MEAT MARKET j Dunfee has
opened bis meat shop in the room for.
merly occupied by Thomas's notion store.
lie has had considerable experience in
the business and is fully capable of judg-
ing just what kind of bceyes to butcher,
TO make good, palatable steak for his
customers. He now has beef and NUT.
ton in abundance, and will have pork in
its season. Give him call. -
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. J5"1he Twelfth Annual Fair Of the Scott Co.
Agricultural Society will be held at Davenport
Iowa, on the lsthl9th. Goth, 2lst and 22d cfSsp-
tember 1865. 5000 offered in Premiums. Open
to the world! The usual arrangements with the
Railroads and Steamboats, Fave been made. For
Premium Lists, or any information concerning
the Fair, apply personally or by letter to.
>~WM X. HAIGHT, Secretary,
- % ~ : 50 Perry st., Davenport, Iowa.
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Dry GooDs.-Wm. Dean has little
Ithe incest stock of goods, in town, and is
|eellng them for cash at cash prices
lou will find, upon examination, that his
stock is very large, Of best qualities, and
consists of everything usually kept in a
first class establishment. .t......, >, =
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COUNTY TICKET.

Representatives, ...-
YirFOI.. ED. WRIGHT. of Cover TIP,
CAPT. JOHN G. sAFLEY, of Red Oak TT
JEREMIAH C. BELTS, Of Center TIP.
krmntv Treasurer,
GORGE P. INGMAN, of Center TIP.
JOIN D. SHEAREI Massilon TIP.
crperintendent of Common Schools,
GARRISON A. POUND, of Center TIP.
Surveyor, t'a Hs5.
| F. A. GATES, of Massilon TIP.
Coroner, IL
THOMAS JAMES, Of Cover TIP.
praipage Commissioner, .-,.-F
ROBERT COVER, of Cass T'p.
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PEACE DECLARED!
AT
CASAD & GlLNORE,S.

After months campaign and the succeedjne
tcrrihc onslaught and obstinate resistance of the
s "sN nMrors"m on Fifth street, ths welcome
news OF peace will give such ioy to the Coatless,
liatless. Shirtless and Shiftless AZ tho certa;n,
OF peace would convey to the hearts of fbos,
who 1--we IN war times The past week will Ia
ever memorable "a most eventful one in ths
annals OF this crusade upon GAsAD 4 GILMoRr,s
ce'eh'ated Clothing and all Kinds of Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods. Our special reporter
armed and equipped regardless Of EXPENSE A.
rived, as usual, at the scene Of action in time
no see nothing OF the occurrence; bnt after n few
Inquiries from very reliable gentlemen, aided nv
most fertile Imagination, noted down the rec.
'sas Oh an eyewitness to the last engagement
tot The Goats and Grcenhacks. The assaiIants
lauacked the Emporium trout and rear and we,e
met oy the biahdest smiles. No so6aer had thew
entered the lines of the finest of woods in m.
country, than they were seized around their
ncrks, measured and repulsed for want of ammur
milton, with u display Of
Goats, Vests. Pants. Shirts. Hats. Cans.
and Furnishing Goods.
Nothing daunted however and knowing that
the most precious bargains were to he had. the;
hesiegers pressed on in overwhe Inning numbers
ana determined TO carry the fort and everything
in 1T with storm of gfeenhacks at any cost:
while tAsAb Gii. were equally detcrmiu-
ed never to surrender as long as there was
garment IN the store or a shirt in the locker
RciniorCcmcnts being received hy every train
for those so cruelty sacrificed all hope of reduc-
ing the stock by assault WAS abandoned BY the
beseigers, and the olive branch Of peace finally
accepted on TERMS alike honorable and satistac-
cory to both sides and by which all parties re-
eeived what they wanted. Whilst by the treaty
Of peace, signed at the Fort Emporium, CAsAD
x GILMORE agrees In
~ Article Ito sell, as long n they last, the
cheapest and best Clothing in Iowa. ..
Article 10 sci! Over Coats from So to TO-
Article $40 sell business Goa q fro m So to 20:
Article ITO sell fine black cloth coats from
s. to 20.
Article 5-To sell Vests from So toe.
Article Ito sell a good pair pants for 81.
Article ITO sell fine pain pants from 80 to
Article s--To sell the cheapest hat In Iowa
Article s-TO keep the best stock Of fur caps
| NEST of Chicago.
/ . Article l0-To keen the hest assor tmcnt Of
| Gents Furnishing Goods in the state. 10 ~
Article ll---To sell more goods for less rrce n.
| backs than can be had vt any other place in
| Cedar county.
Article l2--Further agrees that whatever III
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will he exchanged or tho purchase money re-
funded.
In consideration Of which ever, body agrees
to get their Clothing at tasad l. GiImOress,
and save at least % per cent by doing 50.
2-y- Headquarters on Finn street north Of
the court house square. Upton, Iowa. mss
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WISE.-How do the temperance men
|elouging to the Agricultural Society
bel to see the sign of swine" over one
u the booths on the Fair grounds? We
ear the good name of Cedar county will
ufFer from such things. .,.
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LATEST NEws.-Thc latest news re,
iiycd is from the store of Charles Ham,
bond, where will be found splendid
ksortment Of dry goods, clothing, hats,
Dps, &c. He is selling at low prices,
md if you wish to be fully convinced Of
his fact, call and examine his stock.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-14

r@-We will publish the letter Of COL
kuton, accepting the nomination for
bvsrnor, next week. 1t is too long for
! r columns this week.