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, 1866-01-13

wa< sent By the q. 8. Express from this city, and
haudHr5fnx of her fAithIess 1nrer. At once She
detanined to ind him, md, arriving m the dty.
got her tusrcions confirmed at tho express ofhee.
whp len the packaee, and reeogniztn. him b. I
photograph pfcsented BY t1sc lady. The ofdcess
hare been p1Aced N the etratk OF TIE fellow.
, 1866-01-13

was transasteJ In eItbey house n ,bo Senai. blIL
were introduced to incorporate the Wiiilanstown
Manufacturing Company and to amend The act Of
In 11it Assembly eommhtees were appointed to
take tert1mony tn the contested election between
Henry Turner and w. H. Boganr Of Outagamle
county.
, 1866-01-13

WAtnN6YoN. Jan. 2a.-Tbe NaftoneI Conyeu.
ton Il soldiers and tailors 10 bo held IN thit 1ty
On the I'D inst. promises 10 be one Qf The LARGEST
city, Questions ot the utmost importance to ii..
chSrr,d soldiers and ssilost ei, bc sc.eo upon.
s's beng s91,o5 Isss sssn 10 have grand
tie corvcntion- Delegates and olher Interests csn
recetve hi pcceesary Information b. addreasipc ii.
a. Hal, Pzes,deat oS The soldaasa and hallo.s'
League
, 1866-01-13
Rumorfst Plot to LtbpFAte-Nhvf8x

NV foRK, Jan. IA fumor has been p<eva-
lent at Fortress Monroe during the past few days Of
plot for the liberation OF Jetf Davis According
to report the pan embraced the arrival there Of ha
intended rescuers s1nGy, on board hH1ing vessels,
70 a. not 10 excite the suspicious OF authorities.
Searches Of craft In the harhor have been made but
no person OF suspicious appearance hss been dis
covered,
, 1866-01-13

AreusfA, Ga. Jsn- 1s:-The negro Isaac, con
y,tteji Of the murder Of Henry Amer, OF Hancock
county, ,vas executed to-day He died PROTESTING
his lnnoceuee though he had previously repeatedly
rrrfakA.d h,S Tufft.
, 1866-01-13

NKT TUKE4 Jan. Il.
Tha following the prices Of mining stocks bid in
nost0n TO d4Y Copper Falls TX EfRpklin 36A !;
Haubcock s.; Huron Il: Mlnntsota 15: Quincy s. :
Bay 6sate w; ~averay ~; Milwaukee II; Wapke-
sh& IL.
, 1866-01-13

Steamer AYrtvais-HesfSng Of Iron
mou1dcfs ~ FenI1u Meeting - Fox
Hunt.
NEn YoRk, Jan. ia--The z+caruer New York,
rom Afp1nwa1, NTH California pzstenseu. tho
hfea1neE Morn Castle, tum Hayana. ata 1he steamer
Scotia. from Liverpool arrived here this morning.
The iron rnouldera held ettret session yesterday
morning, In TammAny Hall. In the afternoon, the
Association resolved itself Into i committee and
transacted business Of routine character.
An tmmense n1ase meeting In honor nf the Fent1n
delegates WAS held IN the Cooper Institute last
evenfng. Addresses were made oy several delegates
from yar1ous States. and e1' Col. O'Mahoney. Hhe
Fentan Congress yesterday adjourned ssne de-
Course, Long Island. Some hnH dozen foxes were
, 1866-01-13

OSiGE ORANGE SEED,

We bare On hand and for sale 10 bushels Of Fresh
price AddIcss r. Il. pCS Or s. +. sTISE, 2. o, Bog
1850, piboN,tu-soc- III. daN
, 1866-01-13

GRANTS PATENT SHIFTING
Buggy-Top Rail,
Which csn b. taken of ind put on IN one moment and
be a. Permanent ~ ifrV1led to tho seat CAo be A.
tAehed 70 my BUGGY. At the Novelty Carriage
Works, No. ~ AdaMs.st.+ Chicago, III.
Shop Rights for Sale.
..... THOMAS Il. BEOWN,
dec1a-as3B9ft-wtAntt Agent.
, 1866-01-13

arm Offer rewsni Of $500 for The apprehensls
the thieves and recovery Of the properly.
, 1866-01-13
NOTICE! N0TICE!!

ANEW DIsCoTEnfI! i! All those who wish 10 ae-
cnMnass soK1US1 ea ohtao shat which, b. appIl-
Akoht Will nexEf hf1 10 Iend them to that ohtocf By
enSloatn& tal F1ny ceu1- Address, port OMre Rax
1DD7, Chicago. ILL., drc.9 t3ll- l. TH-at ATU-nek
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Revenue.

unexplored.

RULINGS ON INCOME.-Losscs incurr-
cd in one business, cannot he offset
against gains i'm another business, but
return Of income must be made on gains.
The entire pay and cmoluments Of an
officer, including AL allowances, are as
sessable as income.
Rule No. - requires the whole amount
of produce sold by farmers within the
year to he returned - income, even
though raised and turned in former
year.
New breaking of land il not proper
deduction if not sown within the year.
New fences are not deductable.
More hereafter as to deductions.
Manufacturers are required by Sec
tions s2-3, before commencing any man
ufacture, &C., to furnish, without previ-
Gus demand, to the Assistant Assessor, a
statement Of the kind Of article to be
manufactured and the place of business.
I'd Before the 10th Of each month TO
make return Of the amount OF sales dur
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ns|"A family recently, in Columbiana
county, Ohio became so impressed with
dreams and the "spirif' influences that
the whole family became insane. The
father started off the other night, and
was met in the road by IL neighbor and
asked where he was going ut that hour.
He said he was going 10 Heaven. Ruth
his daughter would be along in two
days, having the keys Of Heaven and
Hell, and she would let him in" The au-
thorities have had to take measures to
break up the family by scattering them,
sending three of them to the lunatic asy-
itiii.
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=. per- The Dubuque Herald Of the Goth
says that Eat the meeting of the Produce
Exchange, on Saturday, gentleman
stated that Ottawa, H., has for several
years shipped starch to Europe at great
profit; that Oswcgo, \. ", finds starch
making very profitable busincss@with
corn at - cents Il bushel. He said the
capital required is So, 900, and that Iowa
contains rty-onefortietha of all the
elements, and ut II cheap rate, for starch
making. BY the process now in use
bushel Of corn yields, - To - pounds OF
starch and starch can be made here at
the present price of corn at four cents
pound Wheat produces starch, and po-
tatocs still lt.~s--the latter but little over
q third as much rs corn. The Western
manufacturer has a margin of u to
cents per pound over the Eastern manu-
facturer He exhibited specimens of
starch seven years old Of fine quality and
in good condition. Under the circuln-
stances of corn being SO cheap as to bo
used for fuel in Iowa, on account Of con-
venience, and the present price Of starch
being high, it is good time for some
capitalists TO make money BY tho man.
ufacture Of starch"
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Ing the preceding month: verified By
oath or affirmation, Ifthe sales amount
to $50, or over. and does not. exceed 80
per month, Ajax h leyiedtnn the amount
between those ,agusos~ Ras -n over SS3,
= VIZ r lsyGJ N Ihe whole amount.
Sec. s. provides that, In case Of neglect
u Rhke such rNnzns.rhfYSsistant A.
SCISSOR = 20 estimate TN" 1mount from
the best Information be, pay have, and
assess the tax, adding thereto 50 per cant
"a penalty. 81. l,'' - o.nt
More anon. NJ n
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SMALL FRUFrs.-At II meeting Of tho
Clinton County horticultural society,
held in Lyons last week, the subject for
discussion was small Fruits, y excepting
grapes. After general expression Of
views regarding their culture, the socie-
ty united in recommending the follow
ine varieties: For Strawberries, thu Will
son Seeding; for raspberries, the Improv-
ed Black Cup; for currants, the Red
Dutch WAS recommended Us the best
for market purposes, and the White
Grape, Red Cherry, and some others for
general usc.
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TIpTOM MEAT MARKET.

YJ7IIE subscribers announce to ~~,~S--~,--~--ye
u the citizens of Tipton, and a..t II X.
surrounding country that t,tlev s-s,A
have taken charge OF the 'scity -----ss----A
Meat Market ''and viii supply customers with
good fresh Beet, Pork Mutton, and Veal, at
the lowest rates. shop !. arly, opposite the
rAidrich House. e PORTER & TOW IIs.
= Upton, Iowa, Feb. 2, 1886
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DE- p II. SMITH,

<n~,~x~-, CURGEON DENTIST, Artificial
is3aEtsSs;s--rIs y Ieeli, on Nuicanzed Rubber;
UTrf~V4 also, Hunters on Aliens Contin-
-iILL' uous Gum and Block Work, If de-
sired. Office over Boynton's store, Tipton,
Iowa. Vl2nl
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i r KENNEDY.

/ Office, first door west of Mcnamara 4
Belts Drug store. Residence, two doors north
of the Steam Mill. a. nlvl3
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DIR. A. a. BAILEY,

PHYSICIAN; has located
in CLARENCE, IOWA. for the practice Of
Medicine All chronic diseases successfully
treated. Office at present, at Clarence Hotel.
Clarence Iowa I'm Inns r.
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DIESSMik'NG & SEWING.

MISS BI'CHMAN would inform the Ladies
NI of Tiptan aud vicinity that she Is prerar-
ed Go cut and make Dresses in the very latest
st, les. aud 10 al kinds Of Family sewing neatly.
promptly and al reasonable prices. GIVE her
call one Il oor west Of II. awarts.ander's in the
south part of Upton. 5mAs
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rep In IN edition of the "Pragmatic
s'anction,' printed at Paris i'm the six
teenth century, hy Andrew Bocard, the
following Verses, in Latin, Is placed Mt
the end Of the book -
H MAY this volume continue In motion,
It's pages each das be unfurled,
Till an ant has drunk up the tcsan,
4 iortOihr hAs crAM InI round The world"
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]. c. TURNER, II. H. MAYNARD
DRS. TURNER & MAYNARD

HAVE associated themselves together, for
IL three years, for the practice Of Medicine
and Surgery. .ase. - .s
Office on the south side of. Public Square,
Tipton Iowa nl3Vl2ni6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-03-15

ne3~Danicl Webster, when: u school
boy, succeeded very poorly in declama-
ti"n. "Mnny II piece" he said, did l
commit 10 memory, and rehcrsc it in my
own room Overland over again; but when
the day came, when the school collected,
when my maine was called, and l saw
all eyes turned towards me, | could not
raise myself from my seat
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LIVERY STABLE &'HACK LINE.

TELLY 4 POWERS, in 1sg,as -. -.
~ connection with their eSa.sa ~ 'tts-sffsa
Daily Hack Line between s45r-fsssszIrt rs3sEzss
Vipton and Clarence, max @1-=~=4As,.
ing connection with the trains to and from
S,hcaga, have Livery stable, with a splendid
stock OF Horses, new and substantial Carriages,
and hope, by their liberal terms, to receive the
patronage OF ALL Ess
They are also prepared to carry passe myers to
any part of the State. Give them call
Office and Stable west of the Aldrich House.
Upton, Iowa, Jan. |, 1866. sss.aE
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JOHN S. TUTTILL

IlJSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLI'
u and Insurance Agent. Participat ing Poll
cicS issued reasonable terms. Office witt
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
- Upton, Iowa, Sept 10th, lon.- n}0vl3y
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/, Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Co>a
yl,HE OIL LDEsr AND MOST RELIABLE COM
/ puhy ia the State
s. l.. SMITH, Agent.
Office with Rothrock & Wolf, Upton, Iowa.
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=. TNHHT M p INV

= INGMAN g. FOY, .Ar.
rct1GNss HOUSE PA INFTNts and Paper Hang
- ing done in all its various branc hes, in the
best style, by compctentWorhRen. shop over
VIM. Deans store. sss-t
MACHINE GRAINfNG.-ThoSe who are
building, and others who want Graininss done,
ure invited to call at the Shopan see speci-
mems Of limitations of Oak Walnut, Mahogany.
have the Patent Right for this county. !, : ms
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A Question for the Litiriou,

If IN n Shindy or fight,
birk Roe had turned the tables,
And elk" should tear piece from out
John koc's un mcn-tian IL -0les~-
Qncry-in such u case rs that,
what course to 20 upon?
Should John bring suit against Dick Roe,
Or Dick bring suit to John?
Or If compelled 10 suo Dick Roe,
say what the New Code teaches,
should John sue Dick for a breach Of the peace.
Or for II piece OF the brecches.
EaB"A special despatch to the CincIn-
natl GuzcNc, referring to the divorce re-
Gently granted to the wife Of Hon. J.
A. kasson, NJ. {. from Iowa, on tho
ground of intidclIty in the latter, says
the lady Is the daughter of Hon. Mr..
Eliot NJ. &. of Massachusetts, and that
this il the laluon.a!s!c conclusion Of .
love rna,cl, II il said that Mr.. kasson,
while French tcacher in the family,
woocd, won and ran away with the
daughter lie made no resistance to tho
divorce which has just been dccrccd ut
Des Moinca, but allowed her eighteen
thousand dollars.
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COUNTY SURVEYOR. All wishing his SER
" vices are requested to address him at Low
den, Cedar county, Iowa Vl3nl T.
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JOSEPH w. BULL,
F. A. GATES,

:, A STORNEY AT LAW AND LAND AGENT
n Office with the sheriff, Upton, Iowa.
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- "F ROTHROCh0 q WOIF, - 81
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, TIPToN, Iowa:
n Office in the basement Of the Court House.
JAMES Ii. ROTHRoCk. a.-r WN. r. WOLF.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
LETTER FROM 1T. GEN. EARLY.

lie Does not ,cant a Pardon-a Hsto'
~ Of the Cnmpaigns-1he Rea'
Srrngih Of the COntederates-Somt
of General Grants StatsmenfS-
General Early's Demonstration on
Hoshngion-Ihe Strength Of His
Forcss--Aistory Of His Valley Cam
paignS. Etc.
We received by the Havana steamer
yesterday, says the New York Ne~S
Of December 80. the following letter from
Lieut.. Gen. Early, now in that city. tuI
sbou, To leave for The City Of Mexico. II
contains many interesting statements
which have never appeared before aooul
The lorces engaged IN The late war, and
the WIll'ary movements Of the Conled'
crates
Havana, Dec. lS, 1865.
Having seen II stated in several papers
publishes III Tue United States that | am
an aPPliean, for pardon. desire 10 say,
through your columns, that there is no
truth Whatever IN this statement. I have
neither fnade nor sslhorIzed such sppllca.
zion. and would no, accept pardon from
The President of the United States If grs.
tuitously rendered me wlthou. conditions
or restrictions Of any kind. | have moth
ing 10 regret in The course Pursued by IDe
during lhe var, except that my services
were not OF more avail 10 the cause ioI
which fought; and my faith in The JUS
hce Of that cause is mol at all shaken by
the resut
haze not given parole or incurred
any Gbliga1on 10 the authorities Of The
United States, and utterly disclsim all
allegiance TO. OF dependence upon, the
Government OF that country. am vol.
un'sry exile from my own country, be.
cause am not willing to submit 10 the
foreign yoke Imposed upon it. All des.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
ST DO WITHOUT A PAPER,

,.. nat! Do without paper' NO,
I've tried it 10 my sorrow;
So. 10 subscribe for one I'll 50
Nor wait until tomorrow.
Should lovers drown or hang themselves.
Or cut other foolish caper,
Ipever get 10 hear OF 1t,
do not take the paper.
Why. there's my neighbor, old John Stout,
He always hear, the news,
And having news to talk about
He never gets the "blues."
While others yawn in enui,
Ills mind i, light as yapor
Tie cause is plain to half an eye.
lie aIw.ys takes the paper.
While nelghbor Stout h.ars oil the nsws,
And Knows the current price,
Aud always mIuds his P's and Ga
BY taking good advice;
eanDct tell the price Of calves,
or poultry, coffee, tape, or
Any kind of merchandise,
Because / take no paper.
Though have studies which require
Much time and mental labor,
Yet can spare IlItIe time
As we'll as Stout. my neghbor;
Though time is precious, ! can use
a longer midnight taper,
And liu, Ike lime 10 read the ueNsn
Therefore, I'll take the paper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06

JETF. DAvIs.--Tbs President IL pre-.
PsnBg or Irss prepared iepIy 10 the res.
OlutIon Of Cong fess, asking iot iBforns.
ion why, Jeliensun DAVIS has no, been
brought 10 uIs. The grOusd taken viii
be found. 10 c mbrsrs The legal difficviiiss .
mere etofors announced ss ia h,s way Of .
civil trial. aud thes probabilities are that
Congress will pass law 10 nee. ,hls and
Ill sand ar e Dergencies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
A Scrap for the Historian.

While Gen. Buder Is wuIng his rt.
ply TO Gen. Grant, lei him no, Iorget to
lnssII conversation bSlweeh himself and
all able officer which IS mol unkhosn In
army circles.
Az expedition WAS Planned against
Richmond. Butler observed 10 the pro-
posed leader, "You mus, leave nothing
Of Richmond" "Do you mean, serious.
ly, destroy The city = "Yes. and have
the ground pioughed up" The Officer
addressed replied. ii am not the man for
lhe expedition. Yes. you are; you
are Just The man." There mu,l be, &c.
cordng 10 numbers. al Ieas one thousand
children, and one Thousand aged and de.
erepn persons. These he p!css persons
musl all perf,h II IRE Tho cay. aud sci.
ing aside all prompting. Of humanity. I
DO not care to 60 COWS 10 Posieriiy with
that lo4d OF iniamy upon me-" "Bcnee
Ego down that way Than not 90 81 tll. -
World.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06

IAvery ssed nan, in an aImshous,
Wa, s.ked ~halLe was dolng now, H
rspIled. "O>Ly WAITING u
Oo,, wo,,,oo nll ,bs .b,d,ws
Is.hl. Iopser ,rou,.
0oIy .;,;oo ,,,I ,hr g,un,o.,
or IN. dal' Ia., beam is flown
Till the nvh, Of earth is faced
FROM ''e "et'' 0"'e '0'' u I'd!
l' '"e ''''' VI "sa''" ''' ''e"N'"s
A1'0us" Viz WING s"' '0'' '"u gray
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.h..t o,r.sa bon
rl,l
AMI ,hs .rn,mo u,D1. have com.
on,oLI, ,s,n,-,o.,,sr on,cLIv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
srosEwaLL JAcK,os's .PsoprsfY.-

SrosEwALL JAcKsoS's .PpoPEary.-
lnfprnslIOn has been received In Wash.
,Dgson ol the cpn6,caiion. by The Provost
MlrshaI at Lexington, Va. of consider.
-ble quantity OF ssl1able hides belonging
10 the Iannery "f that pldce. snd in pau
soc property Of the widow Of Sionswsll
Jackson. The New York Sewspsb-
lishss an appeal 70; conuibuilons, for !hs
relief OF Ms. Jackson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-01

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