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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-29
NEWS ITEMS,
The mayor Of Washington has been ar
rested, and sent to Fort Lafayette, New
York harbor, with other traitors.


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- reported that Quarry 'u~ uris"u
h-i"e@n l9"os and tie FjrGini4"> AMI
.f''tD tHr".In'2Is on the one size, AID
DAVIS, " !&iaIl I'D The extremists IA the
hF. amos Writer is with his regiment
N'ne ''N Ao""') al lfo"'en, Mo.
1t - reported that Gen. Green (rebcl)
is again approaching Athens with force
varlon>ly estimated ut from 1850 to
",""".
There were great doiucs in Davenport
and Nu,catiuc on last Monday at tie re.
ccFtton Of The returned Iowa ,o,uutctl~.
IT," Ma,ca'snc J,nuol says tha; taost
OF tie members Of companies \ aid c
will re enlist ia lew days.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-29
- More N;po-s

The National RepuLiicaa, Washing
ton, Of the 2lst, under Ike head of more
Vigor,' AID speaking Of the general de-
mand for "more vigor' in the field,
says:
1t was Gen Scott who declined TO
advance into virginia, when our ;roo
crossed the Potomac on the 24th Of May.
II was Gen. Scott who down to the 10Th
OF July, forbade Gen. Patterson to take
the offensive 1t was Gen. Scott who
refused Gen Mcclellan permission to al-
vance into the valley Of Virginia.
" We do not say that Gen, Scot, erred
in his policy He may not have ovcrrated
the danger Of putting raw troops into
action. His theory Of going into camp
Of instruction nutil fall, may have been
the wise one. Ga that point we now af
firm nothing, aud deny nothing"
1t is quite certain that sec'y Cameron
has many sins to answer for, but it is al
SO evident that he is not responsible fo
all tina. has been done or has not bee,
done. He has always been 10 favor 0
accepting the highest number Of troops
and should not be blamed on that score
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-29

BY order of the Republican Central Commit
tee Of said Cedar county.
2. l.. TURNER Chairman.
WI. 2. WOLF, Sec.
Upton, Augu~t 18th, ISL.
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Gov. kirkwcod returned from his trim
to Washington last Friday lie met with
a public rec"i ton by the military at Da.
vcnport. and ia the course Of his re-.
marks said if he never before had been
proud of his position as Governor of
Iowa, he would be now, occupying the
noble position his State did, from the
eallantry of the lst Iowa regiment, Hp
said that in Washington he had received
congratulations on all sides as represent
ing the State whose lst regiment had so
nob|y gone into battle after the expira-
ton Of their term of service, and there
had sustained themselves and the honor
Of the State 50 bravcly illus J,ur.
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STEAMER WAR EAGLE, Aug. 18th, 1861.

STEAMER WAR EAGLE Aug. 9Th, 1861.
FRIEND DANIELS:
propose il the present epis,le to give
you brief sketch of the movements Of
the Guards since ny last letter, of our
whereabouts at the presen: time and our
destination as far as we know.
Here follows a description of the
movements Of the Guards, in almost the
same words as here, fore given by Coon
Creek which we omit -ED.
Next morning, Friday at | clock, got
orders to draw three days rutions and b.
ready to march by daylight. At seven
o'clock We, with four other companies of
the 9th regiment, embarked for St Lou
is, where we arrived on Saturday morn
ing the 10Th, and marched p miles to
Hrm"n Arsenal below the city, where
VI" Hnalool until Monday and where we
. were jol""~' hy the remaining companies
Of our regiment, and also BY the 9Th reg
Uncut % Monday at 2 p. m, rccm
barEcd IN steamboat and were landed a..
Jefferson Barracks. seven miles below,
whore We remained until the afternoon
.; yesterday whcr we once more embark
ed and ar now on our way up the Mis-
souri,, but we do not know our precise
destination, but probably Boonvile or
some point higher up the river.
The force now with us consists Of the
9th regiment with two steamboats,, five
companies on each. Our company occu,
pies the upper deck, which is, we think
the most pleasant place on the boat.
! During "nr excursions INTO Missouri
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-29

The rebels at Washington are getting
scared A good sign
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-29

THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR corNTY's9'
IN the District Court Of said Cedar county June ler'
A. u. 1861.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-08-29

CASH purchasers will ind it TO their ;n,oros,
20 eXamile our goods bctorc purchasing elsa.
"nere. ". ;. y N. CHILDs.
Upton. August 22t. 1861.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-01

Whereas, seven OF the states formerly
composing part of the United States have
by authority IL their people, saiemnls re-
sumed the powers granted hs them q the
United States, aud have framed C0nstitn
tion and organized Government for them.
selves, to which the people Of those States
are welding willing obedience, aud 50 no
titled the Pres;deaI OF the taite5 States
hy all the Iormaliiies incident q such ac-
ton, aud thereby become 10 the United
States separate independent and loreign
psAer: and whereas the Constitution Of the
United States has invested Congress with
the sole power /" u declare wnr, and until
such declaratiUn IL made, The President his
no authority to call FIR al extraordinary torce
10 wage offensive war against ans foreign
power: and whereas, an he 18th inst. the
President Of the Uiiied States. 10 plain vi
olltiUn Of the Constitution. has is-ned Pro-
cllmation calling for force Of sctenfy-6re
thousand men, TO cause the laws oi the Uni
ted States 10 be duly executed over people
who are n longer 4 part Of the Union and
In said .Pror lamIt.On threatens 10 exert this
unusual force 70 compel obedience - bis
mandate. and whereas the General Assem-
\ bis Of Virginia, by majority approaching
10 entire umanimity, has declired II - last
session. that thr State of NIrgnia World con-
} sidsr such an cxert.0n Of force a. a sirtu4l
declaration II war, 10 be resisted by all the
power AZ the command ~ Virginia: aud sub.
segueatly the COnyentisn NV ~ session.
representing the sovereignty uf this State,
la. real.irmcd ~ Substance the same pull
lcv. BIZ alnos, equal unanimity; AMI where.
a. ihe state II Virginia deeply .ympath re.
with TIE Southern States IN the wrongs they
have suffered and III The position ihep have
assumed, and having made earnest rlfuris
peareabls to cpapnsc the difference. which
have severed tie Union. aud have lailrd IN
I that attempt through ihi. snwauanted ACT
on the part OF tie President: aud il is be.
lIeted that the influence which operate q
produce this proclamation against the seee,l.
ed State. will BE- brought TO bear upon hi,
Commonwealth, IL she should exercise hel
umdpubfed right to resume the powers grant.
I'd b. her people ,Iand il j. due :. the hmm
u Virginia that an improper exercise o
force against her people should be repealed
Therefore, I, John I.etchcr, Governor II tht
Commonwealth ~ Virginia. have thought
proper 10 order al armed volunteer rpsi.
mpnts or companies within this State forth
with 10 hold themselves in readiness for i'm
mediate orders, and upon reception Of thi
proclamation to report 10 the tdjutant Gen
erai Of the State their organization and mum
bers, and prepare themselves for efficient ser
vice. such companies as are not armed an,
equipped will report that fact, that they ina,
b. properly supplied.
IL witness whereof, have hPrennto ~
nv hand and caused the seal of III
commonwealth 70 be affixed. this l7tl
dav % April, 1861, and in the s5th yea
Of the Commonwealth.
. JOHN LETCIER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-01
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
Ro. Toon.. Secretary If State.
BIZ the Prtsidtai Of The Uaifei STATES Of a
msriea.-.Y Proclamation.


WHEREAS an insurreetion against the Gov
ernment Of the United States has broken ont
in the states 81 South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Florida, Mississippi. Louisiana,
and Texas, aud the Laws Of the United states
for the collection OF the revenue cannot be
eiieetually executed therein cOniormably to
that provision OF the Constitution which re-
auires duties TO be uniform throughout the
United States:
And wherea. a combination Of persons,
engaged in such insurrection, have threat
ened TO grant pretended letters 81 marque %
authorize the bearers thereof 70 commit as
saults On the lives. vessels, and property ui
good citizens u The country lawfully enga.
ged III commerce On tho high seas, aud ln
waters Of the United States:
And whereas an Executive Proclamation
has been already issued, requiring the per.
sons engaged in these disorderly proceedings
10 desIst therelrom, calling out a militia force
for the purpose OF REFRESHING the same aud
eonyeBIng Congress. IN extraordinary Session
TO deliberate aud determine thereon:
Nov, therefore, /, Abraham Lincoln,
President Of tie United States, with view
u the same purposes before mentioned, aud
y the protection u the public peace, aud
the lives and property Of quiet and orderly
citizens pursuing tleir lawful occupations,
until Congress shall have assembled aud
deliberated Oh The said unlawful proceed.
ings, or until the same shall have ceased.
have further deemed il advisable to set on
foot blockade u the ports within the state,
Aforesaid, in pursuance Of tie laws oi the
+ United States aud u the Las ri nations 10
such case provided. Tor this purpose 4
competent force Mil be posted 70 a. % pre-.
vent entrance aud exit II vessels from The
ports aforesaid. II. thrfeinre, with view
70 violate such blockade, vessel shall ap.
f pfoach. or shall attempt 10 leave any Of The
said ports, she will be duly warned bs the
J Commander of one Of the blocksding ,e..
4 sells, Who will endorse on her register the
+ fact aud date Of such warning. and il the sam,
vessel shall again atteinp, 70 enter or leav,
the bloeka port, she will be captured am
sent 70 the nearest convenient port. ior sncl
proceedings against her and her cargo a
prize AZ may BE- deemed advisable.
And hereby proclaim and declare HAT !
any person. under the pretended authority
II the said States, or under aHy other pre-
tehce, shall molest.a vessel Of the Unite'
states, or the persons 90 cargo on board 0
her, such person will be held aBienablc 10 tl'
laws Of the United States for the prevention
and punishment Of piracy.
10 witness whereof, have hereUhtO "
my hand, and caused the seal Of th'
United States 10 be affixed.
! Done a the City 81 Washington. Mi
nineteenth das ~ April, IL the wear D
our Lord one thousand eight hnsdre,
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speech af The HON. WIN 4 Gral,nn.

On III nre,.ien n The m,ins afihe aiirrs. u II,
li'ia I. he county. anI lirs- assembly II ilr IN,
~. i pt.nge 10 ne Count Haue II IiiH.,sau.l
- s.,u u, 81, lie u ~ wn, \. Grihaa. IN, ls.l
ben IL. - fam huns dsnns tie two psre.d ns va.
~ 20 dime siih the general desire .iIrss.gJ lie
pe pl he P'e.eni rntri an eteiiils lite i N
county. We are abe 10 pfr.ebi l,l N .lste outline
II b.. fsn.tk., wiith escaped ab1a. ~ lsat IL ihs
dtt,rfr.
Mr. Graham saiI: W. are IN The mi.l.r II
great e,enis FIR month. past uar political
skir, have ben dark anil luwrring. lie
country las sioad ~ anxIeus suspense ~ me
pffIlnl- edge ~ evil war. Aid IL despite
u Tie ennn.ris AMI rxrrlnns ~ national
pairiaiie and conservative men. ~ tie brad
81 "l"ia u j. not in,idlpn. IL plarc lie name
81 the gallant aud veteran stat. IN ~, Jahn
Cfiticnden Of Krntutky. aud, a. believe,
10 de.piie ~ the wishes and sentiments oI
majolity Of Aaericiu people N.rih and
SOUTH, il the voice 81 the people could hAs,
been sllorsd 10 be heard. ci,d war i aet.
uall, up"n - " regard 10 the earlier rans,l
lrHl,ng and tending toihs are event and ihtit
syiliciency 70 produce sach result. .une ofnl
have entertained diverse opinions. i wrl
known thai amnng .thers, have insisted
that The rlettion Of Mr. Lincoln snil his be
ing invested with the powrr ~ Pr. silent d
The United States, obnoxious a. were NJ,
own a,owals nf sentiment 10 relation 10 sIa
very 10 The sauth, aud still more nbnnsiou,
a. w.s The spiiii 81 hostility 10 ~. which
animated The mass 81 his party followers, wal
not . sufficient cause for dismumberlnen
81 this GusFrnmeni, anil The destruction IL III,
Union, That The restraining provisions IL III,
Constitution, the c0uDiprsciing Influences =
The Legislative and Ju,lic,ai department.. i
the Gptrrnmeni. hnth Of which, Tor The pres
ent al least. we're known 10 be IN opposition
to the objectionable creed az himself aud III.
party. and The we'll established lsci, that hi.
election was effected by divisions Among hi.
opposers, and not by msjotity II the pea.
pie, afforded suffieirai security seain.t
usurpati0as Of The abues II his power Il nur
injury. shugld he be 20 inclined, and that.
though moi insensible n the reeresnry 81
many Of The Northern States 10 their ubI,rs
tons under The Constitution 10 relation 20
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TO THE rEopLE or MAINLAND.


TO THE PEOPLE op MARYLAND.
The unfortunate state OF affairs now exist.
ing in the country has greatly excited the
people Of Maryland.
In consequence OF our peculiar position il
is not to be expected that the people Of the
State can unanimously agree upon the best
mode Of preserving the honor and integrity
u the State, and Of maintaining within her
limits that peace so earnestly desired by all
good citizens.
Tie emergency is great. The conseqnen.
ces OF rash step WILDE fearful. Il is the
imperative duty of every true son OF Mary
land to do all that he can tend TO arrest the
threatened evil.
therefore counsel the people, in all ear
nestness, to withhold their hands from what.
ever may tend 70 precipita,e us INTO the gull
Of diseord and ruin gaping TO receive Us.
counsel the people 10 abstain from all heated
controversy upun the subject; TO ayoid all
things that tend to elimination and recrlmi.
nation; TO believe that the origin Of our evil
day may well be forgotten now by every pa.
/ triot in the earnest desire TO avert from U,
its fruit.
~ VUNNIS NNsfth W HAS
State will be strenuously exerted to preserve
the peace and maintain in,ioate the honor
and integrity II Maryland,
cal upon the people 10 obey the laws
and 10 aid the constituted authorities in lhrll
endeasos to preserve the fair lame u on
State untarnishtd.
assure the people that M troops will b.
sent from Maryland, unles. il may be for lh,
defence If the National Capital.
IS my intention in the future. as il ha
been ny endea,or il The past. Ia presers,
the peofle Of Maryland IRON evil Mar; am
inynke the assistance Of every true and 10y
al citizen 10 AID me 10 This eml.
The people ~ this State will, IN shnr
time, have the uppnrtnnits Afforded them i
i special election Tor members 81 the Con
gress Of tic United Stairs 10 express ihrl
devotion 10 The Uninn or their desire 10 Sc
II broken up. TIL. VI III ks.
Governor Of MARYLAND.
Biltimpre. April Is. 1861.
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looked steadily ont Of the window, 10
hide my face. Il was an odd feeling had
then-a mixture Of anger. and jealousy, and
bitter pain--that startled me.
81 cannot congratulate you" J SAID ~
last.
.whyf"
al have known too much OF that same
love myself, II is bad acquaintance. be.
lieve me, and the worst OF friends.
al do nut yet find It So. he said, modest-
" 81 trust never may. But. cousin Ida,
you, who have .ossd 80 many, tell me how
TO WOO III. la,fy."
"a indeed II your own heart does moi
teach yuu, you had far better let her stay IN,
won"
MY own heart would speak too rashly.
should only spuil all. She would never
hear me through"
"Nonsence."
add to this reason another, aud better
one. This lady asoh has loved before have
no means of knowing if she loves me now
She will show il in a thousand Ways"
said, speaking gaily, to hide what was feel
ing.
81 have watched her day after day--no
once has she betrayed IT,"
perhaps there may be nothing to betray.
"Bat ask her. If you really wish to know,
continued, "and come aud tell me hov
your wooing speeds. Ii is growing late
mnst go 10. Good night, Sir Benediek
You are only another Of the thousands wha
having sworn to die bachelors- fon know
the rest"
He stepped quickly between me and th'
door.
"Ida, have something to say to you
"To me- cannot plead with your lad.
love-" said, bitterly I" and, what is more,
viii not Let me 60"
A light seemed to break upon him, b
smiled.
Listen one moment only"
Be quick. then. want to 60 back L
Fanny and 10 Talbot"
do you remember our first meeting il
the old shed. Just below this house,
with my first look at you. my heart lei
me, Ida. When my lips first touched You
cheek | said to myself, II | do not MARI.
that woman, will single for ever
have loved sou faithfully ever since. No'
tell me il am to leave you. or to stay-so
it rests with you to decide:"
And am the lady !" ] exclaimed, sink
ing into nv easy chair. The lady who ha
loved beiore-the lady you asked me TO Shot
you how TO WOO"
I" You are
He stood before ne. awaiting my answe
flushed, nervous and aSkward-but look
ing at me with such faithful eyes.
Is your heart free. Ida" he asked grave
ly. !.
1t vas till came here. But was. Il quit
right TO tease and try me as ynu have bee
doing for the last half hour, to find that GU
Jeremiah -
lie knelt down beside my chair, and dre'
me towards him.
"Do you love me. then :"
"a littIe," and brushed the hair from h
forehead and kissed him.
>.
At this stage Of my confidence ! pause:
N III Ledger.
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Tnc \. c. raIser.l,y Magazine &, ap.

b.. bren iahle ha .strrai d.ys. -. orna.ahI,s
sill : 4kens.. u the Hon. Hugh J.. v ~, i Tn
ls,.es. sah ,kehh u Ii. nfs. Ile aH. u 70,
I,a,t. ahleh aseompsy ihr auH-r. y III. prsi,rsa
add..ui,.idsraliy 1, Il. slIur.
lie following msn.isr, Y ~ Jvnier la. Las,
y "a s.seIsd .tar. So the ,s,r - he D.Issis
sorissy. I'll. Ihilian u T,nir.,s I,l.a & tisInr.
81 NYuh Gas,lna. and MsnLrN NeHs, u NILSSON
o, d ,he Ph,l.hlbn,Irs socir, IuLn \. camstsn .
IIstn.t tauaiy. John ~. E,sm. u Wayne rshay
sud ioan Il A'Qaesn II RlI~-n county. n {.
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THE AFFAIR ST BALTIMORE.
Prom DE- baltimore SIN, Erln.

This morning, vpun the arrival 81 the Mas.
ssehusctts volunteers IL the President street
dcpui, ~ iOl o'clock, large crowd bad a..
sembled, evidently 20 give them ~ unwel.
come reception. The arrangements cpn.
iemplatsd The passage Of thirty.six cars &C.
eupied by The volunteers, from President
street depot 10 The Camden station II the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, over The 10.
tcftening space occupied by the Pratt steel
track.
III. cars were dispstched one after The
other ~ horses. and upop The arrival of the
first car BY lie intersection n Gay aud Pratt
street, vast sssembIsge having collected
there, demonstrations were made which eyi.
IDENTITY contemplated tie stopping II The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-01
rur auLrrAay oRpERrp OUT.

About one o'clock the military Of the city
was called oui. II was stated that It had
been done at the request of the Governor oi
the State, who would forbid the passage d
any more Narthern tro"ps through The city
The Governor. Mayor aud Board oi Police
have united in recommending the President
Of the Philadelphia Railroad Company To re.
move any TRAPS now at the station out ol
The city and State without delay. They are
already oIf.
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News from the Orange Cuasrds.-c4ll

.gbilpOl. having hcrn dr'arlr,i liom 4 ~ Aa..u
.perlsl duis or kw ds,s PiId hurihd visit Il
ililtsinfaush. NJ report. The nhOse cnmnind - hnr
hs,ltl 4ni .,iri's -iftlsy I,lyu-Iy AMI e.n.iani,
4ud luAious l., mei ihr rnsa!. Under he eoiansna
4 coI rss.shs fon has lsra pot ~ romlir,s order
ani j. nov rear! iOte.lud any eoa,Pimnf, Thai my
10 paid Ia u.
Mhrn r,.m.ned Few dsy. ago by lhs lnspeet,'
tieustai u The slac. aajsr Whiting, he h,sa,
., a. Al The 81 priraacv ol r,eA'sibs. aud dssiarcd
,h.I hei,ss proslss. eosn not have bsu mne y any
one
I'hr sil1 B, y hi. e,a aaaiiy sl d.ihs!s-- y
pe..s.l d ifatn tiai fhsrItoi. sssnI them SHE.
/, ss al hirnl spJ ilsiy y mn. mi thai ihr
lF,rt. y l,r Military ", lrmy 81, htss lee eill ~
iuIa Tie VI si4lr. hns As,ll, d.tasai.l.
themselves. ~ ,lr real and r"c'sy with ~h,ra they
haze d,.,hafsrd then nda,u. Jsts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-01

i0- A Pnhlie Meeting win be held - Grccn Springs
Oh f.ilay ,hr 81 instant AZ which era distinguished
sprakas are expected will " pnsenL The osjsr' q
the meeting il form Home tiuard Or ,isaii com.
n.nee. All prt.tn, are inyIsd 10 attend.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. g.
Wednesday, nlay!l, IsGI.

~ All persons indebted TO ibis Office fr Grip.
ion The Recorder, advertisements OF oh work. are
earnestly requested TO cal and sele their accounts,
Our necessitir. compel u-.'o make speedy COLLECTIONS
We desire that pay menls should he made voluntarily,
anil should .ery much regret the Necessity Of esarng
to eoeeian : bu. money must have, We c,nnol
proceed with our hui mess
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II We should hive before stated, thu, the publ.
Gallon Of The PlanIeacr ha. bren temp uals suspend.
ed, on accom-, of the absence ii The plhl.l,tr vita
the orange Guad. ., Pm Macon. The publication VII
lie resumed. We presume on hi. rrium lamc.
surgeons for the army. = ~ l.afn rom
The RaIrsA standard. that Medical beard, rsnsisns
u lbs +. J. lias wood, Chair. b J,.hn..n. aid
II. Mek.s vii BE- convened 10 i'm, cy The 9Th y
lps 10 = mime appcau- IL fseop, aud Resistant
sui .r.,l. Ia The army.