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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-13

rCREnIENDOUS RARGAINsIN nRH GOODS;
Il no TIME LIKE TIE PRESENT-s25ooO MoRuh os s DEN
AUCTION BARGAINs-MoRE GOODS THAN ROOM 10 STOKE
THRM-LARGE SALES SMALL PROFITS AND QuiSk Ks,
TURNS. MILLHIsER 4 BROTHER, 1913 BkoAs STREET,
Are now penpg their latest purchases the large auction
sales in New York. at the prevailing panic prices heE ana can
truly their friends and customers that better 0dt" "
money cannot be had In this market.
The ladies' particular attention Is respectfully requested 70 sne
largest assortment Of low priced medium and high priced DREes
GOODS be found any the city, without any
exception.
5000 yds. P0PLINs, SILK Figures-q5c. cost Zoe
1000 yds WORsTED vENETIANs-5Oc worth Toe
1000 yds All six P0PLINs at T5c. and 81 theyard.
5000 yds Of New Dress silks greatly below last
NBAidtonal force employed to wait on the uhrog o Gus
toners expected and Of running OF the GOODS rapidly AZ the pop
ocis j. MTLLHlsER BRO.
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wishing obtain tickets FOR servants over
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg r., for wash
lngon City, points further North must in all ceses be vouch
ed for by responsible white citizen Of Richmond person,
piled for by letter. A. d. ALLEN,
Aver
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SASS. BLIND AND DOOR

Manufacture,
-.-,,.,-, 49, ,H-D yIrI STREETS. RICHMOND, VA,
TERCFR 81 HILL ,--..,-
M - 4, -I0-v al tle shortest not &C. every uesep
go M ors II ,t,.r Inc Operating WIN .ee i ~
rnachingrv ard tae best qlalty OF N@-1--' '
,ler s5r. 90 be % tre best order. 80 -r,shsy in
Pss5p, Who are e..er Oaii-Is or repaas' arc 's'F
5- rom he country Will receive ProHp. ~ :,
~ i1s7 A. factory prices and are enabled 70 luin'
sash glazed a. The lowest raves MERCER Z HILL.
ap24-ly
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.


TEyGzE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE ComPA-
fully prepared business and the attention OF The
public earnestly called the importance OF Its objects This
Company under Its charter divides seyeneghts OF It's profits
assured Mutual System with Che pledge OF
perpetual Capital stock Of and the added security mat s
Stockholders have interest IN eonductng
ala T with prudence and economy. -
The Charter requires the Capital Stock and Earnings
benvested Bond and Mortgage on unneumoered Heal Estate
worth dsuble the amount
The object Company TO aid In retaining at home
Of money which goes annually from our state
for Life Premiums to Northern oompanes Iha money VIII e
loaned to Customers for Of years at legal interest," ana d
bursed in midst.
Annuites granted Life and term Policies Is
other good Companies Slaves hsuedor
year or for term OF years
VIM Il. MacfArland, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen eamr 7. Bsyly,
Roscoe b. Heath, Jos x. Anderson,
Thos W. McCAnce Thomas p August
John H. Montague Ro. H. Msury,
DayidI Jas A. Cowardn,
Lewis Ginter, j. b. Mcoelsnd,
John Jones, r. T. Moore,
las 1. Apperson. John H. Claiborne,
Lewis ID. Crenshav. B. O. Wherry,
WIN. G. Paine, VIM. II. Christian,
H. X O. BaskeryIu. wyndham Robertson,
eamr J. Harrison John @. Shafer
VIM H. Haxau. Peter O. Warwick
Robt I. Brooke, X. y. haskins,
Geo d. She'll Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddin, Geo Sumner,
John Dooley d. 3. Woodbridge.
PreSident-sAML J. HARRISON
FiOe President-WM. II. HAAALLL
Physician-Dr BLAIR BURWELL.
Ahorney-RosCoE B. HEATH, ESQ.
ap9T J. ADAIR PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
az once corner Main 11th streets Aehnond.
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MARINE NEWS
PoRT or RICHMOND, March IL.

SAILED
Steamship Yorktown Parrish New York. mdse and passengers
Ludlam Watson. 100.
steamer George Peabody Pehard Baltimore mdse and pas
Steamship CITY Of Richmond MITCHELL Philadelphia mdse and
passengers, @. z. Cardozo. . -,
schr. Butterfly, Hubbard, down the river, light
Elizabeth and Eleanor, Lane DO
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KMY OVPRCOATSi ARMY OVEnC0AIs!
"A DARRACoTT HARRIS CO. have this day received anohe,
lot Of Army Oyecoa large sizes and Of the best oa
In time and procure one. a- nlDARRAooTT, HARRs Oo,
jaib No, liz Main trset
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DSVI,Y LINE ON THE JAMES .sIE--r
4 ~ s,aar,ers GLEN and.

DAILY LINE ON The J LAW , 3 s5taaZ--1S
RIVER, the steamers GLEN COVE ana kzaaaA77s=sez
CURTIS PFCK-The steamer CURTIS PECK will on thu KS
DAY MORNING next the 18th Inst eo@menee the TegGsr run
between Richmond Portsmouth and Norfolk leaving the WHAT a.
Rockets every THURSDAY, SATURDAY and TUESDAY AoAN'
INGS, Al 6 o'clock. -,..,. $780, MON
DAY WEDNEsDAY and FRIDAY MORNlNGs al tue sane ouI
6 o'clock boat Will return eScn alternate Jay NPt
places speed and accommodations oy any oe
line ,,-., 81. a.. -,,o-
10th gong ana returning and take freight as usual but az
freight 10 be landed the river mait6e psd io Nneh S.'
jo and we viii not be responsible after put on the
Wharf 10 which Il Is directed or marked.
Passage 10 or from Norfolk or Portsmouth ".
Meals each, 80 cents extra , p ,,,svr5s
n " hN.A+.'e-
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YORKTOWN, JAMESTOWN AND SSSES7.
II ROANOKE-The Roanoke having resumed her -S<ssahass
p ace again line between New YORK and hehmohu, he
three steamers comprising II will run as follows, We
The Yorktown, Capt Parrish the Jamestown Gap sh'
and the Roanoke Capt Couch will leave New YORK every
day Thursday and Saturday at NJ Returning they VIII
here every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, al r NJ FOE
information inquire OF the undersigned
Az - ~ LUDLAM WATSON.
TX OppOste Steamers Whsrves
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NOR R.LTIMORE,-The regular packet schr, [Srs
BALTIMORE Capt. Ro. Philips, having portion OF s<s
her cargo engaged and going board will have dispatch FOR
remainder, Apply to 49, - M, orr,rr 4 m
W. ID. OOLQOlli a w.
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PLEASE TAKE N0TICE.

- r,rr aha method % returning ny sincere ''Is 49, .'f
- ar1 have promptly paid their accoGls ~ u.s. 1
INDEBTED 20 me- Immediate laysn. ssT 49,, sasct5rly AZ
IN 81 rf4.sI Il other hands ior cole .tol o' s1,
f5er rotss longer indulgence f4naot S ss-iv N nav
circumstances 4 'i-'- ~ i.a5 ALFRED MOSES
Ing up 40 once
NlHoOAS. bAAVe'A'' A Y STOKES CO
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a MUNG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL az

A MJNG TuE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL az
IA sortent Of the various styles Of Forfeiture executed
W. hINNls IT his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery 2lT Main
street. Achm nd Va may be found Licensees the
well known and distinguished gentlemen, all Of which
ony the experience skill various Artists
and the well earned reputation OF his Gallery:
Er-Goy. WISE Hon Mr. Orr, g. c.,
" Lieut. Gov Jackson, yno. x. Thompson, Esq,
Lieut. Gov Montague, Rev. hr. RIed,
Hon Jas. Lyons, Rev. Nr. Peterkin
" J. CaskIe, Rev Mr. Duncan
Judge LomaIJ Rev Mr. MInegerode
Tyler, Rev. Mr.. Baker,
Hopkins, Rev. J. l.. Burroys
Chas. Bruce Esq, Rev J. T. Edwsrds
Gen. VIM. Walker, Rev. Mr. seeey,
Capt. Jos Myers, Rev. Mr.. Peterson,
Rev. hr Jeter, Rev. Mr. Keper,
Rev. ". A. Smith, Rev. Mr. Wilmer
The late Rev SIR Dbre, The late Judge Butler g. O.
The late Judge Clnpton, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. Mr. BoggB, Rev Mr.. schrgey,
Duplicate copies Of all the above sale every
photograph executed from life copied from small pictures
warranted to please. mss0
Ri. oAPRoN. RIoH'D BAYLOR,
Essex Co., Va
R.J. CAPRON & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
81 BowIy,s Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
J. ospron !, the active member Of the Arm. mh2s-ch
RohEEr p Johnston, THOMAS WHITING,
ofLouisa Co., Va ofHanoyer Co., Va
JOHNSTON d. WHITING,
Grocers AID Commission Merchants,
Corner 4th and Broad Streets,
RICHMOND, Va,
Keep constantly on hand we'll selected stock Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C., 40,
lays And attend 20 the saes ofas-
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y. a. MYERS
las just received his stock Fal Goods embracing
one ofhe largest and most complete Of va
all the latest aud most improved styles Of Watches Da H
monds Jewey, Silver and plated ware, Of every description,
which he invites his friends and the public call
before purchasing elsewhere Prou the large variety bis
he has hesitation In sayng that he please
my favor him with 3 call s. A. MYERs,
se2T Cor Main and Pearl Sta Richmond Va.
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DIR. s. ~. CLARAE's

p,4,-,,e. Cutlerv Gun, and anchor Boiling Cloths,
,yr received per ship susan Hns direct tc this port Their
Va r6rtaon fine aud heavy Hardware ana rom he
1 DE Eastern States teir goods oi Amer a. make
$500 NV invite che attention OF the merchants OF Virginia
--,@s.se North Cac-l guar niccls % sen - eS %
~ BE- b5u1tt I1 Any city, Nerth or easl st..
-,bf.h f.v vSI sel al l1 l1lit -frrrr1 prices 49,,
R-0-is sf receive r P-lrp. Anl careful A''eanon-
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eAWN-IUIb HI ,..1l - q 1t p, T3,vrvpOrr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-21

Oar hospital is now full-130 pa
ticnts. As the cold wcathcris coming
on and the windows have to be closed,
we have reduced the number Of our
beds some fifty. Then the hospital 5
destruction by fire, in Washington
city, has created a greater demand on
us for more room for additional pa
tents.
Let me give YOU a few of our hospi-
tai statistics: We have had just o1S
patients in hospital since its opening.
OF those about 80 have died, which is
one in IS or 10. Most Of those who
have died have been in a dying condi-
ton when brought here. Ofthc whole
number III the hospital | have had 80,
and in my wards II deaths, which is
one in % or 81. The mortality, as
shown above, Is considered very small,
by our best medical authorities. Many
arc brought to hospital in springy am
balances, over rough roads, frequent
j. six, eight and ten miles, in the
worst stages of typhoid fever: the re-
suit of which is that they die in few
hours after they come in.
But the sun is sinking last behind
the western hills, the space | have al
lottcd for this letter is about exhausted,
and now, hoping this NAV reach You
in safety, and wishing YOU all long life
and every comfort, | beg to subscribe
myself, rs usual,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-21
Arrest Of Mason and Slidel.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.
All are delighted at the seizure of
Messrs. Mason, Slidell, Eusts and Mae
farlsnd, except the diplomats, who growl,
especially the British Lord Lyons
There is even rumor that he has de-
manded passports. This, however, is i'm
probable, at least until the reception Of
home accounts aud instructions. There
is little doubt that Commodore Wilkes
acted under orders from the State De
partment, Even if it shall be necessary
to disavow responsibility for the act and
a; ologise to England for this breach of
her fog. Messrs. Mason aud company
will be retained in Fort Warren. whittier
they are even now ordered
Captain Taylor, with official accounts
Of the capture, including memorandum
in The nature of a protest from Sldel
and company, arrived here to day His
story and documents substantially agree
ia facts. The San Jactntc was returning
from Africa, where she had been cruis-
ing in search of the Sumter. Commo,
dore Wilkes, learning from Cienfuegos
that the rebel commissioners had taken
passage for Southampton in the British
mail steamer " Trent" resolved to take
them from her. Meeting her in the
channel Of the Bahamas, he fred two or
three times across her bows, but whether
with blank cartridges, as he says, or with
shot, as Sldell AYERS, the result was the
same, for he brought her under his guns
The Jacinto few the American flag, and
the conspirators took from it an early
hint that their hour had come Captain
Taylor says that the " Trent" had only
her packet flag flying. Slidell, however,
says she hoisted the British flag. Imme-
diately two boats, under command of
Lieut. Fairfax, boarded her and demand
ed the passenger list; and on its refusal
he damanded the surrender of those per-
sons whom he knew to be on board No
t0rc;ble resistance was made by the Brit
isb. although they stoutly and somewhat
rudely protested; nevertheless the am
bassadorS, insisting that force should be
employed, were taken on board the boats
aud to the San .Jacnto The prisoners
are, as | said before, ordered to Fort
Warren, Boston Harbor There are album
4"nt proofs of treason against them.
found among the papers on board
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Iowa nrigudier Generals.

Iowa has or soon will have at least H..
OOO men in the field, and hence is euti
tied to not less than four bricadier gen
erals. AS yet she has but one officer of
that k'nd-Gen. Curtis The DISPOSE
ton seems to be to slip Iowa regiments
into br'sades COMMANDED by generals
from other States. In fact we have no
distinct Iowa brigade The 9Th and Sth
regiments are in Mckin>,ry's division,
and in no one brigade or division is II ere
greater number Of our rcgiIacnts.-
They are scattered all over Missouri, and
when battle occurs the Iowa regiments,
with rare exceptions, do not get the
credit due them
Instance the late engagement at Bel
mont, Mo, in which the Iowa 7lh parti.
cipatcd. Dispatch after dispe,ch was
sent to Chicago papers, giving thu list of
Illinois regiments killed and wourdc d.
and the number Of men in each regiment
killed, wounded and missing, with lofty
eulogics on the Illinois Generals and the
Illinois Co!onels in the cngamcnt. For
nearly two days the onl y news that could
be learned in regard to the Iowa 9TH was
that Col. Lauman was supposed to be
mortally wounded. The inference was
that our boys were in the fight; but
whether they had distinguished them
selves or been cxtincushcd, or both, the
telegraph, under the control Of Illinois
generals, said not, TardiIy the news
came that they were in the hottest Of til"
fight; that the Col and NJ ior were
wounded and the Lieut. Colonel killed
We fear that tardy justice viii be Ionc
to the brave Boys of Iowa all the way
through the war unless we have more
brigadier general. If we have suitable
men for such positions, let thcm be APP
pointed If VIC have not and other States
have, then the course now pursued is cor
rect
Thus far the Iowa soldiers, though in
no instar CO led by a general from their
,wn State, have fought as c@uraceously
IS any other soldiers. Could several reg
mcnts Of them fight together, in a sepa-
ate brigade. with a competent Iowa Off
er to lead them. it is fair to presume
hat, with their State pride intensified,
icy would do still better.-DuLulue
;mes
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue Of an Execution to me direes
ID ed, issued from the Office of the Clerk Of ths
District Court in and for the county Of Muscs'
tine and State Of Iowa, in favor Of Wood, Bacon
4 Co., and against John Jennings, Pearson :.
Cory, and Levi Jennings, ] have levied upon
the following property as the property OF 'n'
said Levi Jennings, towit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter o.! ~
ton twenty and the northeast guhrter Of -.
ton twenty nine, the southwest quarter OF ~
southeast quarter Of section twenty ana ~ -
southeast quarter of the southwest quar'e,i -oi
section twenty. all in township seventy n'nerv
north of range two, west also the southeas'n ~
Of the northeast quarter Of section twelve nn
in trwnship seventy nine 79) north OF fsn ai,h
three 90 we Of the 5th principal meridian
the appuTtenances thereon; said land IL si'""'~~
in Cedar county, Iowa; ~, out-
And shall offer the same for sale at pnDn.. MI.
cry, at the Court House door in the town 0, * e
ton, in said county on Saturday the 5.'n o., s,d
November, A. d. 1861, at o'clock I. NJ. ~. NAV
day. to satisfy said execution and costs sn"'
accrue thereon. ,eeI
Dated this 2sth day Of October. a; y:
Price $500 Sheriff q Csds~ csssss'
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Rebels Discovered ou santa Rosa ;-lar'..

y ~ / 0RK, Nov. =.
by the Cosmopolitan, from Havana,
we learn that Mr.. Savage, l. $. Vice
Consu! at Havana. who had bean 10 kny
,i'e>: and returned on the 10th inst. re.
ported that 1900 rebel troops were dis
covered on Santa Rosa Island. some 20
miles from the Fort. The patrol that
found them Immediately informed the
commander Of the fleet, WHO sent force
AID shcIlel them Of the island with great
los. Their object was to get together
sow" 5000 or more rebels and make an
other night attack on W!I-on's Iouavcg.
The greatest vigilance Is exercised by
the commander Of the Xouavcs.
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A. DAVIS,
LUMBER DEALER,
ONION GROVE, IOWA.

The farming community, dealers in
Lumber, persons desiring fencing or
building materials Of every description,
are invited to visit the Lumber Yard Of
A. Davis, of Onion Grove, who has on
hand, and is constantly receiving large
assortment Of
Mingles, Lath, Fencing, Flooring,
Siding, Barn Boards, and all
kinds Of Framing Material,
and is absolutely SELLING the same At
LOWER FIGURES than they can be
purchased at the boosted Muscatine Lum.
Der yards. n3O
rn- THE BEST OF COAL Ar
WAYS ON HAND. A. u.
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THE DOCTOR
The Great Victory at Port Royal.
Fl. MONROE. Nov. II

The steamer Bieuville has just arrived
q: Old Point from the great expedition
She LETT Port Royal on Sunday mornin!
and brings cheering intelligence. Capt
Steclman ilarveret left her at this place
and proceeds direct to Washington Will
dispatches and trophies, two brass can
non and secession flags.
He reports the gale encountered b,
the fleet was very severe. The Union
and Osccola went ashore and were lost
as previously reported. The Governo
foundorcd at sea, but the Isaac T. Smith
succeeded in saving all her crew, witt
the exception Of few marines.
The feet arrived at Port Royal on
Monday, the Sth. Tuesday the smaller
gun boats rounded 10 the channel, under
fire from the forts, which did no dam
age. On wednesday the weather prevent
ed active operations, but on Thursday
morning the men-otw war and gun boats
advanced to the attack.
The action commenced at 10 O clock,
a. II was hot y carried on by both sid 5,
and lasted about four hours, at the end
Of whic! time the rebels were compelled
by the shower Of shells to abandon their
works and beat a hasty retreat.
Oar loss was men, ard one officer
the chief engineer of the NOhicau-kill
ed, and about 20 wounded The rebel
loss unknown. Fifty two bodies were.
found BY our men and buried All their
W. 4 cd g
Two forts were capturcd-Ft Walker,
on Hilton Head, mounting % guns, and
RI. Beaurcgard, on Bay Point, mount
ing - guns of heavy caibrc. The forts
were 10th ncw and splendid. Earth
WORKS Of great Strength. constructed in
the highest STYLE OF military science. aud
pronounced by our engineers as in1prng.
nab!2 against any assault by land forces,
WIRE erected
The final retreat of the rebel, was a
perfect route They left eycrythiug-
arms and equipments Of AL kinds, even
to the officer, swords and commissions
All letters and papers, both public aud
private, orders. books and documents of
all kinds, were left in their fight and fell
into our hands, atfordiog our officers
much valuable Information. Among the
papers was telegram from JEFF Davis
to the commander Of the post, informing
him of the sailing Of the feet, and that
he knew their destination to be Port
r DvAl.
The whole surrounding country was
SplyaI " IN ,>,ffI4. ,.,.,.I,
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lA g si:s-.:: Z; ; z.:-.s:
CHiCAEO. low "a 4 NEj;Rts.A n. u,

fN and after Monday Nov. lst, 1861, until
~ tnlthSr notice, trains will run as follows.
Trains pass Onion Grove station:
GOING WEST: rpryu r,sr.
Passenger Tn, i02G AN; Passenger Tn 3l5ru
MlNcd 200P.N; Mixed "!l 50 an
ficl9ht 60 - Freight $50
CONNECTS.
~ Ne" III with stages for Davenport. Maquoke:
IN. Al lnkec Kun with sta &c. for Turouto.-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton A, Lisbon
with stages for AEamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marian, Finton, Uote,loo. rc,1rr FATS.
Fl. Do'iyc. Tohdo, Noyrnyo. Fl,
De@mo'"cs, CouncH Eiu1s,
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NASHVILLE, Nov. l..

g.. NAHhN LILLE, NOV. -.
;, we railroad bridges were burned in
I'a*' tennessee On FriLay night by Tn.
'ohl''S' Nv" Oh the Ga. State road. and
one On the Fast Tenn. and Ga. II r.. O,
ii'waSse river Five minutes after the
guard passed over, the whole bridge was
ii flames. Two bridges on the Tenn,
and Ga r. r., on Leek Creek, and ano.
Their on lIolstnin river. were also burned
1t was thought unnecessary to guard
bridges on the lloIstein, as the people
were strongly southern in feeling. The
bridge over lIolstein river is at Straw
berry Plains, in Jefferson county, The
bridges were fired, but the fire was put
out by the people. A guard had his
hand cut off and his skull fractured, and
there are indications that some Of the
incendiarics have been killed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-21
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAYFDAlJY.

HE shortest cheapest. N pnoSt expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Inua II l,.-
ing only i#r miles ftUm chicago to tie Nis.i-..
'ppi River, an" thence directly into the Interior
Of Iowa.
An agent " III he It tn pepr: IN Fulton to re.
cri'" all argage for Clinton or he Read. which
VIII be conveyed across the river free Of charge.
{. II. BODEISU. Superintendent.
}. ". HAN, General Freight Agca,.
tjlhtoh, Iowa, Nov lst, 1851. lsng,f
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Executor of the estate of Silas
W. Balou, late of Cedar county, deceased All
persons indebted to said Estate will make pay
ment to me- and persons holding claims against
said Estate are hareby notified to present the
same to the County Court for allowance.
SOLOMON GARRISON, Executor.
Tipton, Iowa. Nov, Il, lSGl-iN
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$4,000 Hogs Wanted.

THO BE DELIVERED ON FOOT at our Pork
l. House in Muscatine, during the months OF
November and December,
for which the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE in
Cash will be paid.
~ LELAND 4 co.
Muscatine, Iowa, Nov. !, lssl-no4cml
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\ report was current here for the past
day or two that black flags have been
hol3ted at Savannah, Charleston, and
other place. On the southern coast, which
indicates that no quarters will be given
to the invaders and no quarters will be
asked.
The Norfolk Day Booh has tho follow
ing advertisement:
Attention, hattlesnskas Charge with
tall poison, and be prepared to strike
We find many subjects in this town who
must receive tn" force If our venom -
Gil early at the hall and hear the Bic
Snake. Little snakes keep your eyes
open, aud bring in the list Of those un
friendly - the holy cause. Order Of TIE
Big Rattle>naka, Nov. -, 1861.
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nsa-Gen. Hunter has been superseded
by Gen. lIaleck This is we think 2
very appropriate appointment Genera!
halieck has ust returned from California
and was not mixed up in the Fremont
embro5lio, as was Gen. Hunter. The
latter Gen. has been assigned to the CON-
mand Of the Kansas volunteers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-21
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with sYLvANrs YATES, Esq, and that all notes
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