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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09
The Wholesale Butchery in SYRIA.

The reports of the wholesale massacre
Of the Christians in Syria by the 'awlcss,
barbarous, and savagely fanatical Druses,
are in the most painful degree horrifying.
OF 5000 Christians inhablting the
village of Hasbeiya, but 33 survived the
massacre. Only about one third Of the
1000 Inhabitants of the village of Rash
eiya escaped, The town of Zaleh, con.
tanning some 10000 people, after des
perate defense, fell into the hands of the
destroyers, when wholesale butchery
occurred and towns and villages in every
direction have been devastated, the con
querers sparing neither age nor sex.
The watchword Is" Fire and Sword,
and no Quarter"
The deliberate intention of the Druses,
a mountain tribe, whose abode is mainly
in Lebanon, and whose religion is the
hybrid offspring Of lslamism and Pagan.
ism, is to extirpate the Greek and Mar
onite Christians, and with them the con.
verts made by our American Missionaries
at Hasbeiya and many other places.
Turkey, whether her government has
connivcd at these terrible outraycs in her
Aslatlc domains or not, will probably
have to pay dearly for their occurrence.
Napoleon, of France, and Alexander,
of Russia, have their eyes upon the rich
domains of the Sultan, aud the world will
not be surprised to see them embrace
the good excuse offered by the Syrian
massacrcs, and proceed to bring the
reign of the SICK man of the Bospho-
rus to an abrupt termination.- Chicago
Journal.
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Jackson and Clinton Counties.


We make the following extract from a
jackson county correspondent Of the Du-
buque Times:
The Dubuque Herald, in the spirit Of
prophecy that has distin guisedi, since i;
declared, in 1854, that Popular Sover-
eighty Was humbug, AMI Stephen A.
Douglas dead cock in the pit, has grave
ly Informed its readers that they can ex-
pect $40 Democratic majority in Jack.
son county this fall. Residing in this
county, and having pretty thorough
knowledge OF the political opinions Of its
inhabitants, l am Of the opinion that
Dorr has been strangely misiutormed.
Let me make prediction counter to j {.
Is. Doors. In 1860 Mr.. Samuels will
have in jackson, instead Of 500, at the
very outside not moro than -oo pierity
and it he obtains $50, the Republicans
of jackson county will be much disop.
pointed. La the counties Of Clinton aud
jackson, instead of Sanuels receiving
40 majority as did Leiilngwel, Mr..
Nandever will in November receive from
$50 to 200 majority. These are facts,
and known to be such by residents OF
these counties.
In one township in this county, we
will increase Mr.. Eanlever's majority
from % to IS, and in another from 36 to
l25. There is not one single township
III which Samuels will not lose on Left
ingwelI's vote. DORIS boast of 500 ma
jority here is done for Buncomb, to boil
ster up bad cause, and give courage to
respondent Douglasites throughout the
districts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF an alias execution to me direct
ed issued from the office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court in and for the County OF Cedar and
State of Iowa, in favor of Charles SHETLAND
and against A. L. Morton, have levied upon Ali
the right, title and interest of the said A. L,
iton ia The following real estate to.wit:
Tie east half of the southeast quarter of sec
ton five in township eighty two. range one vest
the west half of the southeast quarter of section
five in township eishty-two. range one. wsst.
and part OF the east half of the northwest quar-
ter OF section i've in township eigh.y-two, range
one, west; said land situated in Cedar co.. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out.
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tin.
ton, in said county, on Friday, Shat day of Al.
gus A.D lsGo, at | o'clock p. NJ OF said day. to
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated, this 30th day of July, A. D. 1860
J. l.. BRADSHAW.
Sheriff of Cedar comfy Iowa
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~ Ex-Gov Wood Of Ohio, has come
out for Breckenridge When such men
a. Gov. Wood, and 7. W. BARLEY, come
out against Douglas his chances must be
slim, for they are men Of great influence
in the Democratic party.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution to directed, issued
IRON the Office of the Clerk of the District Court. and
Tor the county of Cedar and State of lowa,n favor Of
H. Z. flau, and against Henry Kounree, I have lev
eu upon The following property, the property Of the
said Hetuy Ruuntrce, to-wit
One Buck-Eye Mower and Reaper
ANA snail oher the same for sale at public outcry n
she Court u"nse door in the Town OF Upton In snd
county on saturday. the eighteenth day Of Aupus
A. d. 1850, between the hours Of o'clock A. NJ ana
O'Clock r. ~ OF said day, to satisfy said, execution
with costs that IN W accrue thereon.
ted this Eth day of July. A. u. isGU.
j. l.. BRADSHAW,
ID" price s1.oOl Sheriff Of Cedar County, Iowa.
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TAX PAYERS, LAST CALL,

i 1859 and previous years, are hereby notified
that n. c. Milhouse, Joseph Walters Erwin N,
Huber, and Peter W. Neiman have been BY me
duly depatized to collect all delinquent taxea
and are now travelling through The county, max
ing coections-you ill therefore be prepared
to settle with them promptly and thereby save
costs. SAMUEL WAApLER,
Treasurer Of Cedar CO., lowe,
Triton, August I'd, 1860.
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The horrible domestic tragedy at
Bound Brook, Somerset county, n. j.
last week, Is accounted for III this wise =:
Col. Lewis and his wife, young married
people, in comfortable circumstances
probably quarrcled in the Ii sht, and
Lewis choked his wife Unconscious of
the fact that he had killed her, he slept
by her dead body until morning At an
early hour, neighbor saw him rise, as
usual, and open his store, and heard him
call his wife. Only an hour or so later
he was discovered weltering in his own
gore, and his wife dead in bed. 1t is
supposed that as his wife did not rise
vixen called he went to her room, where
the awful truth was revealed to him.
The woman's neck showed evidence Of
choking.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09

The New Orleans postmaster, whose
accounts have been undergoing strict
scrutiny, proves to be defaulter to the
amount of so, 900 dollars.
For LINCOLN. Philadelphia
Ne,cs, the old Wing organ which has the
largest circulation of any paper in Penn
sylvania, comes out very emphatically for
Lincoln. The Neus at the last election,
supported Mr. Fillmore.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09

ANToNIos' renowned Circus will visit
Upon on the Goth inst, and give two of
their entertainments. Everybody knows
that the Antonio Brothers are the most
noted performers in the U. S., and that
such men would not "humbug" the peo-
ple-so let every one attend the "show"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09

FIRE AT WILToN.-Thc PENNSYLVANIA
House, at Wilton junction, owned and
kept by Jesse Knouse, was destroyed by
fire about II o'clock Tuesday nj ,ht.-
Most OF the contents were saved. The
fire originated by accident in Il small
building adjoining the hotel, which was
also destroyed. There was an insurance
of s., 500 on the hotel, which will near
ly cover the loss.-INus. Journal. 3D.
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Dea tn of VIM. Il. Clifton.

IUU fHHH1 mug, y.
VIM. B. Clifton, of the firm of James
Hemctt 4 Co., Liverpool, died here yes.
terday, having manumitted all his slaves,
four hack loads Of WHOM attended his flu.
neral to-day as chief mourners. Several
cases Of sua.stroke to day.
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n@- Rev. Mr.. JOHNSON, will preach
at the Episcopal Church on Sunday the
18th inst.
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SHERIFF SALE.

III virtue OF an Execution to me directed. jssu~.a
from the office of the Clerk the Dir ict Can't h,
and Tor the county of Cedar and Iowa. in "a
OF William r. Cope, and against Samuel Rome David
boyd seretns y Neiland William Denny. / have levied
upon me following property AS the property OF said
Sa"n"i None, paHid Boyd .seretus OAeI and William
Denny, to-w:
One threshng machine and horse power, one Reaner
and Mower, and one Two-Horse Wagon:
And shall offer the tor sale At public ontrrv a.
the residence OF Samuel Rome. In the township Of
srrthRneid IN said county. Friday the cath day Of
august. A. ID. leto, at O'Clock 4. NJ. Of said dav
TO satisfy said execution and costs that may sccrue
thereon. NS
Dated this sd day Of July, A. D. 1850.
}. l.. BRADSHAW
tpr lee S3I sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
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ADr The "Erie Sewing Machine,

IA The "Erie Sewing Machine,"
which is flooding the whole West, is said
by those who have used it to be a very
excellent family machine. Address, for
particulars, j. N. Boylan, Secretary Erie
Sewing Machine Co., Milan, Ohio.
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WANTED in payment for the Adrer.
ttser, flour, wheat, corn and oats
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09

a New supply Of dried currants and seedss
"ihs, a. Y. & N. CHILDS.
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Gy- Shor US a Newspaper chose colvnnas are at
oil times cro'cded rth Advertisements, and zee
UW show you community aifre Hith business and
enterprise. The age Is mormg one. 4 man that
stands in these slater days" cW N short time, fnd
himself behind his competitors. ~
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pr fee S331 Sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa.

DUY your Tobacco at Z. l. NJ. CHILDS,, and
ID save % per Ger.
Dc%DER, SHOT Il CAPS, just receive d. new
i apply at Z. NJ CHILDs.
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RUMlEf'S
TnRESHlNG MACHINES,
MANUFACTURED BY
q. J. l. NJ. Rumley, La Porte, Ind.

TANNENS AITEN ZION.
INHE Subscriber would all the attention Of
i the Farming community to Rumlev,s cc,e.
brated Threshing Machines,wh ich have been rro
hourced the best now in use, and are guaranteed
70 give satisfaction even to the most fastjdious.
these Machines were first upon the premium lis,
AZ the late United States Fair, Chicago, and are
warranted TO thresh from tour to six hundred
bushels per day. They are decidedly the hes,
Machines ever before offered in Cedar county.
For further information apply to
JAMES MYER Jr.,
Agent for Cedar county.
sample Machines will be ready for exhibition
in few days.
Upton, July 26th, 1860.
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BLANK I'VE can now furnish all
who may desire, with Blanks Of almost every
description, neatly printed, and Of the most
approved forms.
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d'ipton 4bbertistr,
DEPARTMENT..
Agents for the Advertiser.

8. N RArHBuS, of Pioneer, is author, ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER, and receipt for the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09

Being Agents for many Of the Principal Patent
Medicines customers can rely upon getting the
genuine article.
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III Z. ii. sCRlNEN, Jfdcertising Agent, e. Dear
Born street. Chicago Authorized to reeeire 9drsr.
f,seme"fs for this and 81 the leading papers Of tbs
NORTH West.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-22

POST OFFICE NOTICE.
DCsr OFFICE NoTrcE-THR MAILS yoR yuROpl
vie Southampton and Havrc per United unsC
nlinos VIII cr-e n 'hs ONCE Saturday 32d day q
rvrs---A~ss - is< ocock y. ~
IouN A. DIX rosm.ssr.
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Preston Adeline
Porieaen Ebbe
Phason Mrsv rginis
Price Mrs Lydia T
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yUArfED-A COOP surr ov SECOND HAvo orpIov
w furniture Including safe Address ]. H. Herald 60
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, March ~, 1850.


SUPPRESSION OF roLY0AMY UTAH.
Mr.. NoEI, (dem.) Of No, made few remarks on the
bill heretofore introduced BY him proposing 70 withdraw
fom the people Of Utah tho power TO make their oca
laws through elective assembly. If the House shoul
attempt by direct essasion 70 suppress poygamy, they
would fall for they would not strike at tho root OF this
fostering sore ON the body polite. He held that organized
Territories derive their power TO sssate from Congress
but Utah should be an exception, and nseai Of Iegisa
tive Assembly the power should be vested In som
other tribunal which would protect not only the inhabi
tants Of Utah but The rights 0f the entire nation.
LANDS FOR xkHRAeKA RAIIROADS-
Mr.. DAVIS, "a. l. dem) of Ind, called up tho bill
granting alternate sections Of lands In Nebraska for tn
construction OF five railroads therein 10 be free Of tolls
the property and TROOPS Of the United States and 10 carry
the mall at such prices - Congress may direct
On motion OF Mr. Er1ERDGE, Is opp Of Tenn, tho
bill was tabled by vote Of ISL against 81.
TIE MICHIGAN C0xrEMED SEAT.
Tho House proceeded 10 tho consideration Of tho reso
luton declaring mexpedient 70 grant further time TO
Mr. Cooper OF Michigan, whose seat 10 contested by Mr.
Howard 10 take teetlmopy.
Mr. CAMrHElL sp Il Pa. spoke in faver Of, aad Mr..
STEVENSON, (dem.) Of KY, against the resolution.
Mr. HowARD spoke IN support Of his claim.
After farther debate the resolution was agreed 70 by
ten majority
PROTECTION OF FEMALE EMIGRANT PASSENGER
The House concurred In the amendment Of the Senate
to the bill for the protection Of females on board cmt
grant veesele
Adjourned,
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.


MArANzAs-BArk Geo Hunt Sdlluan- Thos AcNabs
l. Morrisop
PoHr Au PLAr-Brig Porto Pasa-F Finke, Gansiand,
Dtrcha
Norvot K Steamship Yorktown-R Foran, Hogan, A
Maxunke lady and son A KamhsaEea. Mrs Wood Mrs
sboYer Mrs easeborD, Siss Davenport. James Lewis O
HSv henry Trippe, Mr. 1edcasue Mas bngert. Chap
an Mr. anderson Martin ard ady, 0riswod. Al.
len " "a Lee I Snttn Mr. Duiey, Young Mias Annie
Allen, and ten Ia The steersss
DEPARTURES.
Iryrproot VIA ThLirAx--Sesmshp America from Boston
--Niss Msra Cumnoins Mis- Ann Bowker Mra w Clarke
Mhsb Clarke Messrs John Gudry, TbomAs Burgeas Geo
Rirg Chas " Hry and Quincy Phifps IT Boston, Mrs
Ptnncefor Of heruse John White. OF Bradford;
vail q O'Conro-, Dsrie Bry set Miss Julia Could X @
Hucbley kwsin Buckley. Fred Buckley, Mu'ep 0eo
I.ouftale; Msbisr. Schiller. Basluio, Hoisom,
Apdrews. Master Boward cake Joreph Jehoson and
Fan usl Taylor. Mas Mary Taylor Of Memphis; Mr. ana
Mrs Hutton and thfee chnd'en Of Ilnnos; PIN and
r. cch Of Milan; Tbomas hey nods of Hamilton "; Da
yd Gore OF Manchester. Il; Julius Fredlbprg OF Hall a.
For HAtax-Jcseph Benderson, 7. Cummirs 4 Morse,
Neson DR. Paine, john Campbell Daniel McFsflan and
John Brerer Of Boston, Allen c ksssA Mass;
Mr. srd Mrs. cseph Grsdn Mrs Lyman de Cordoya and 70
Cary. Thomas Mitchell, w COMBS join . lrnwmond.
Dwysr. Archibald and William II scop. OF Hafax-2s;
total "a.
sAvAssAH-siesmship Nonigomery-Mrs Lev en!hsl and
three cssdrep Frsccrick TrAnchard xiB rourpoy,
Bbry alfred Psneoct Ianl Eston This Bel, Jr,
Geo Pesco,k BntHeish Jno Prtcbaro, Is wsish
NoErotK, &C &cetearsbip poanoss -5eorge Wiley George
PseknT gar Mss Rcserseel John Dorsey and nine m
TIC neexAgc.
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the many bels uttered against ssrarians from the time
Of Cicero TO the present. hs viii refer to Leber and
exploded.
hr. wiorAII-Tbat's personal analr between the Sc
naior from New, Hampshse and Cicero (Great laugh
ter) Nr. WigfAL continued for s0ne time In the same
strain, dcpouncing the Homestead bin unconstitutional
and sRrashn when, on motion Of Mr. GRm, The subject
was postponed TIL Monday.
Adjourned.
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FINE AR7s.-The fret annual reception Of the Brooklyn
artsts took place Wednesday evening, at Dodswohs
rooms, Montague street. The show OF pictures was ex-
bemely sasacsory, Of our best known artists, ouch
Messrs Gignoux, Coleman, Innes Believes, Carpenter,
oertel and Carmcncke being among the resident contr
butors One lady artist, Mss Indiana Oakley, sent In
copy Of painting Of Paul verouese, and several original
pictures which evirccd great There between
thousand and twelve hundred persons present. including
mort Of the leadipg iasbionables Of Brooklyn.
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NIBros GARDxS.-Mrs. Barney williams, ono Of tho
most versatile and accomplished actresses her line on
the stage, adverses splendid programme for her bene-
nt this evening. The attractions Of the evening are
'Ireland as was, CLAW for Ladics and the Happy
Man" Barney Williams has completely recovered from
his late illness, and appears with Mrs. Williams In all the
plays.
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The Atlas Insurance Com pany's 8ubscrlp.
tlOR Notes.
SUPREME couRT-CIRcUIr.

MARCH 20 -Nathan Sotahacsck d al d0d;aa Dorid r.
Dewey dc.-This was action 10 recover upon note
made BY the defendant (DeWo payable tho order Of
the Atlas Mutual Insurance company Tho note Is one OF
those given under the $500 subscrpon OF November
1865, and was transferred by the company as collateral
for loan OF money TO the company, and subsequently,
passed TO the plaintiffs Tho jury under instruction Of the
Court rendered verdict in favor Of the PLAINTIFF for the
amount Of the note and interest.
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nu,s 1T &c d ,he ,Soi;cu .ronoead IN tho bilI
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!neee men Only kucM VIC ,v ~ ~s ~ :. ; 49,, y yh-,,s
Keep quc~ aIcy "eIg NV % % AZ. sS Ill a os ,hsaa,s
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THE TNArx nnGRANr PASSENGER Mri-
Mr. cochranes bill for the proection Of female emf
art passengers cana back 10 the House hs Senate
70 day With trling amendment, which was concurred
in By the House, and the bin awas only the Presaenrs
signature TO become law This Of an important
measure e creditsbe 70 Mr.. Ccchrace
pnAR-rHs rosrxAsrxR eEssRAr
The Postmsster General left here today for Florida to
attend upon hs sick wife, who rapidly fAlisg lie will
be abeent for come time
TERRITORIAL AFFAIRS.
The Senate Territorial Committee this morning. and
agreed to report bills organizing the Territories Of Nsva
Do, Jefferson, Arizona and Dako.sh Tney also had un.
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mends oeu 70 tne government ana requires no Appro-
priation Of money, IL win undoubtedly be adopted.
MrRouHSD or THE CAPITAL.
The Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds have
several important projects befors The construction Of
new prison for the District OF Columbia has been res
ferred to Mr.. Peyton Ct Kentucky, who thoroughly
investigating the subject and will report back to the
committee in day or two bill embracing plan for q
new jail that viii not be dnTace 10 humanity and the
country. Mr.. Beale has in charge tho construction
Of bill to pay certain employees on the public
grounds Mr.. McPherson has been charged with petition
Of aborers praying for relief Mr. Train, the Chairman
very active in preparing bill defining the duties Of the
Art Commission. The Committee intend recommending
new and more desirable arrangement for the House
library.
Mr.. Chafse, the House librarian, ia using his
Efforts to remove the library from its present
filthy and marrow contracted place to more
verient and respectable quarters He desirous
Of converting portion Of the old hall Of the
House Of Representatives TO the desired purpose but
am satisfied that majority Of the Committee on Public
Buildings are opposed 10 the plan believing that the old
ball should be decorated with works or art under the
supervision Of the Art Commission.
Mr. Train, the CnAirman, has in charge a reso
luton with Instructions 70 inquire inSo The mode
and manner Of lighting the Capitol and PresIdeuts =
house. the public grounds around them, and around the
and high streets 10 Georeetown -Four and hair, Seventh
and Twelfth Streets Ae Mall and 10 sscertain the
srLua expense ana TO asceran whether contract can
row furnished. This reform Ia very much needed
he snppy OF gas having the tendency 70
csrhness Iaber than shed light
The Commissioner Of Pubic Buildings recommends the
immediate erection Of north poroco to the Patent Office
which will scst about seventy nvc thousand dollars.
necesary 70 be appropriated now and learn ma. the
committee arc In isvor Of Recommending ".