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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17
The seizure of fortificatioDs and arseu-

ais throughout the South, it appears, is .
part Of the secession programme. A dis.
patch from Savannah il forms us that the
p.etext that it was necessary TO take pos
session of the forts and arsenals in that
city, to prevent their falling into the
hands Of the populace, is mere snbser.
fuge. The fact is, the act was perpetra-
ted to hasten forward the secession move
ment in that State, the people showing
less interest ia the treason than suited
the leading traitors. An attack upon
the Federal Capital is tho common talk
in Savannah, and the possession Of the
for.s and arsenals in that section 10 70.
gard d as necessary for that purpcss. -
". y T.ihvxe 4 3-a. 80
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SPRINGFIELD. Ills. Jan g. TIL

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Jan. 8. - The
House Of Representatives to. day unani.
mously passed resolutions eulogizing
Gen. Jackson, approving of his cou,se
in regard to nuslifcation in 1882, and
declaring in favor Of the Union and the
endorsement Of the laws, and adjourned.
In respect to his memory, the citizens
Of Springfield also fred 100 guns in honor
Of Gea. Jackson, tho union, and Major
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17

TREASON AND lNGRATITUDE -Flori-
dn was ceded to the United States by
Spain. about forty years ago. in consid
Grafton OF the sum of S5,O0O.O0O. The
cost Of the Seminole war was $35, ,OOO,-
600, and the lives of 81 officers and L.
42O privates. besides 10 officers and $40
privates wounded The whole valuation
Of the fsc'ious State is only S49, ,O0O, 900
and yet her people complain Of being
maltreated, and they will secede.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17

A FEMALE Inv, NToR Elizabeth NJ
Smith, Of Burlington, n. j., has patent.
cd Il n uch desired improvement IN reap
ing and mowin. machines, which renders
tLeir use a matter of safety, consistir. of
device for throwing them in and out
ct gear by means of the drivers seat -
Thus. when the driver takes his seat, his
weight throws it into gear, and when he
leaves his seat the machine is thrown out
Of gear.
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Troops ordered South.

BosToN, Jan. "A detachment: from
the troops stationed at Fort Independ-
ence, Boston Hnrbor. are to sail for
Florida on Wednesday next.
A small number of the Marines from
the Charleston navy yard have teen or
dered South.
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Fairly on Wednesday morning, the
bank Of Messrs S. S. Phelps Il Co., OF
O1nawka, H., was entered during the
temporary absence of the clerk, and cur
rcncy and specie to the amount of $40,
600 stolen. The burglars entered by un
locking the from, door, then unlocking Il
drawer. from which they took the key OF
the vault. They secured the money and
escaped. As yet there is no clue to the
robbers
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her own lips, and providentiaIly | ON in
the same village with her, aud my heart
fails. She was always so self possess ed,
have nothing to hope for. But be brave,
foolish heart, there is nothing like ef.
fort
Mary was startled next morning BY a
rap ut very unreasonable hour. She
opened the door in the mathematical
dslaine, with her hair pushed smoothly
off her brow, looking just the lady she
always did. In half an hour there was
satisfactory understanding. 1t is quite
superauous to put the interview into
words. 1t will answer our purpose to
state that there were no protestatious, no
falling down upon the knees, 10 tears
shed; in fact, none Of the proper and
becoming things which are said to occur
at this interesting period; but when
they separated, an hour later, each look
ed pleased and happy. They we're mar.
ried unostentatiously, and the brides
attire was faultless at church the Sabbath
before her departure; and many who had
previousy y Ignored her existence, crowd.
ed around to receive introduciions and
offer congratulations.
ln the closing paragraph Of letter
addressed to Mrs Mary Markham. NeIly
chidrs her friends husband in this wise.
why didn't that naughty worscr
half of yours reveal that Slocum Goodwin
was nothing but his barber in Philaael
phia. The fact never reached Svlvia's
ears until she had been Mrs. Goodwin ore
week then she did the tragic beautiful
ty. felt sorry for her; but father says
they are equally yokcd, why should not
barber cons"rt with the daueher of
l"urneyman tailor? (low be it spoken,
but that was Dr. Harrington's former
cmp'"yment.) So much for antecedents
"Yours, NELLY STEPHENS"
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The Washington RpnJiicnn snys
that prime toy," worth $1,000 in
flush times. Was offered thirty days ago
in that city at 81 900, and again on Fri
day ftr $500, without finding il purchas
er Let the secession movement go Oh
and men will be unwilling to take a slave
in the border States as gift
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17

EE' The tollowinys resolution were
adopted as expressive Of the views and
feelings Of the committee Of 33. The
resolutions were offered by Mr.. Bristow
of X ntucky:
Resoired, That we recognize slavery
as now existing in fifteen of the United
States by the usages and laws Of those
States, and We recognize no authority,
legal or otherwise, outside Of States where
it SO exists to interfere with slaves or
slavery in such a State, 10 disregard Of
the rights of their owners or the peace
of society.
H<soiced, That we recognize the Jus.
tice and proprr,y Of faithful execution
OF the Constitution and all laws made in
pursuance thereof, including those on
the subj ject of fugitive slaves or fugitives
from labor or service, and Giscountenance
all mobs or hindrancc TO the execution
of such laws, aud that citizens of each
State shall be entitled to oil the privi-
icges and immunities Of the citizens Of
the several States.
Rcsolred, That We recognize no such
conti,ctlnG elements in the Constitution,
or sufficient cause from amy source for .
dissolution Of this government; that We
were not sent here to destroy but to sus.
tain and harmonize the institutions of
the country, and to see that equal justice
ia done to all parts of the same, and final
ly to perpe;uate its existence on terms of
equality aud justice to all the States.
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Upton Tannerv.

III. II; - -. & DAIRY would announoe 10 tho
Err fov customers on the shares, or Tor -. "
The highest cash price will be paid for hid..
We have five asaortmene Of Leather on hsnI
.Ac4peFin sell low Tor eash. u sxsAsnre Il
4spkS. august 50. 1sso. saass
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G.. E. 90 M p + ON,
SHIPPING,
ForWSYalng 4 Commission Merch ant

s. MUSCATINE. !: /: IOWA.
THANkFUL for the patronage heretore ex.
ntented me by the merchants and others Of
Tipton and vicinity, hope by prompt and faith.
fui Intention to any bns ness intrusted to my
oafe toemerit its continuance.
50, RxFERENCES.
Aesa1. Green 4 Stone, Muscstine, iowa.
8 ai :, Weed. Bndgman 4 KENT. :. ~1
4. Ogiivie,
- 9. Dey. Iowa City; n. Bacon 4 Co.. Chicago
~. m.,s. :. nallaek = Rogers, Ss.Loui,
,8pscae11ss June -. leoO,tf
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exposed !:

Two million five hundred and forty.
FIVE thousand dollars is certainly snug
sum to be substracted from Il e National
Treasury during single Administration
of four years, even if it should not bs
swolen-as 30 doubt it must be by fur
ther dcfalca,ious yet to be discovered,
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Penus@ylvania .

The Hon. Edgar Cowan was elected
Y. 3. Senstor from PennsyIvsnia, to Gil
the vacancy Of Mr.. Bigler, whose term
expires % the ]sh Of Msroh uo1t. s.sa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17

PATENT DEMOCRATS The New York
Tribune prints the following as the major
swindles and robbcries Of the Admins
tration now in power, which have been
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Id W CARDS.
II, C. PIATT,

Attorney and Gov nsslor at Law:
TTYILL PURCHASE AND SELL REAL ES-
F" TATE, locate Land Wa rants, attend to
aAes sRAvmsnt of Taxes. lnyesti cation Of. Tides
&c. PaEicular attention given to collection.
All business intrustet to his care, will be attend.
edto with promptness and II elity.
Eruffice in the basement Of the New Court
House, TlPToS, Iowa. (v7nl
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FAIR B A N K s.
PATENT
SCALES,
=tss+zs p Pig OF ALL KINDS,
Fairbanks e Greenlcaf.
! -. IS Lake Street Chicago.
Be careful to buy only the genuine. [l6yl

Pixies Peak
TT w. HALL, having returned fro m Pixies
Peak is now prepared to do any and ALL
KINDS OF COOPERlNG and Repairing, at his
shop. south of the Jail.
Upton. October 25fh, 1860: T43m3
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THE wILToN HOUSE.

npIUStTE rHE RAILROAD DEroT, WILTON,
NI1oWA.,. + McElaoY. Proprietor Satisfa
1n 1,on gnarantied IN all cases. Hacks leave for
Upton, Onion Grove and other points. daily
sWsltsn, January lst ls6l-s:l
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F@* WELLS efAIENS
ET AT LAW.
TIPTON, IOWA.
Also, NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS for the STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Office in
Court House. . (n9v7]
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EEsss ws TElOS. HANNA, ,r
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
-.- .HUScATEFE :: :: IOWA.
Office, No. I'll Second street. Particular atten.
.tion given n collections in Muscatine, Louisa,
Cedar, johnson and Scott eounties-titles exam.
insd, taxes paid, &C., ~ rs-... -.s@
n4H II - IL. = - -. -
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JAMES w. BAGLEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
CHANCERY, 4 NOTARY PUBLIC;
-~ TlPToN, Iowa.
HS- OfFICE-At the Oourt House, in the
Sheritf's office. Vjnl0.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.
eight DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN BE
~ had OF the Subscriber in sums to suit pur-
ehasers. Certificates Of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cities casheh. American gold furnish
ed at small premium
~ Office over Holtslander's store
WM. II. TUTHILL,
Upton. Iowa: July lst, 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-04

co.aser.p D.lsr ~ nm nsseals1.' S-sE--s..,... /.
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CASH In ADVANCE I'm ALL CASES
- p. = FOB CLUBS AND ANNUAL SUB 80 /
: g 50 g . .. sss sscRIP9IONs. ,7.s,s /.

The DAnY publishes very large
quantity of matter, and the TRT-WEEKIY
is made upof, the two Daily issues; and
the WEEKLY is one Of the largest, hand
soonest, and cheapest sheets printed in
the Union; embracing the daily quota
lions Of the sales and prices Of cotton,
tobacco, wheat, corns dry goods, gro
ceries, Sc, &c, here and elsewhere, with
the = LATEST NEWS at home and
abroad, by telegraph, mails and special
correspondents, in order to make it to
the interest Of every man in the State
and country to. take it sKeWIisa the
tims to subscribe, that you may be fully
posted. concerning the most important
political issues i IN the history Of this
country, and in which it is the impera-.
tive duty:of every ny patriot To- be well in
formed and to take an active part s sis' g.
. CLUBBING-In order to afford our
friends an opportunity to aid US in ex-
tending characterization, we are Oaaring
thefoHoBing inducements for getting up.
clubs. VIZ 1oT 3 80
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If one buys Northern iewelry and gets cheated,
getting five cents worth of gold for 50, it Is only
little affair nobody is hurt, only egregiousiy ehedt>
ed. but when you are sick, and resort TO the huns
dred and one nostrums lotions, pills and sarsapa-
rillas etc. gotten up by Dutch and Yankee specuia-
tors in human mseries, you are possibly something
more than cheated-pcsitxely injured. DO you
know those foreigners Have you any recourse
upon them if injuredf If you hnd their stun use
less, and yourself imposed Hpon, can you expose
them so that they can be made to feel III II you
see fit 20 ,,se medicines prepared by others than
vcur own Enthusiastically not inquire alter south
ern Remedies, prepared by Southern physicians,
and sold by Southern druggists OF dealers IN your
midst-men whom you can expose, ana Mh1se
profits YOU can check if they cheat you. We be-
Iieye that there are Southern remedies fer every
complaint from the dreaded ague or incIpient fe>
yer 70 cholic. cut, bruise or burn for which no
one wants to post fer the sfar>oh doctor. Each
family should keep some simple, enecuve ana reh-
aisle relief on hand ready for 3 moments use.
We embrace the above sentiments, We believe
that there are better medicines put mp ID the south
by reliable proprietors that superior 70 articles
prepared by Northern or Dutch Vendexs. Inc south.
err remedies. advertisedin this paper. we have ne
doubt excel the patent Pain Killers and Ready ne
liefs. and Aaue and Liver Pills, with which North
ern vendors deluge our land. Let them be fairly
e sted and if they found 70 be lmposuons, she
columns of this paper are open for them TO be ex-
posed, for cheaper terms than the proprletors o.
tain them TO aid their sale. o.,..-.s
We learn that where the Ambrosal Oil Is known
and used. no Pain Killer or Roadway, etc, can be
sold-the people want nothing else. We can say
that we have found the Oil far more certain and
effective relief of cholic and throat than those
and the oil Is pleasant TO take, while tnose are
serereq When those Ague and Liver Pills have been
tested no Northern Pills will be sought for, IN our
onniou. They are purely vegetable-they give i'm
mediate relief-they give no pains-Ienn bdptaA
march3l-dlw&w4t. sslELElN g g
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River News.

RsOortsd BIZ Il. Harrison, Steamboat, and Baltimore and
= sssg f.-f Ohio Railroad Agent ...
Within the last "a hours river has risen 10
incbss-now on Harpeth Shoals feet water.
weather warm, cloudy and indicating rain
. fe,semsr Swallow and GleuwOOd in port from Gin
oiupsti and discharged. Both these crafts takes
their departure this day for Cincinnati at O'clock
Pm.
steamer Ed. Howard, viii be the first boat due
in port form New Orleans
DINO from St Louis, steamboat b. NJ Runyan. D.
H. Baldwin. from Louisville; MinnetOnka, from Pa
dueab, and Nashville from Cincinnati The latter
boat which cleared from Louisville yesterday
River rising steadily at Louisville, with i've ieet
water on the falls and seven and half feel fhs
canal River falling at Pittsburgh, with eight feet
four inches in the channel.
Upper Mississippi rising with slfielens wafer E l0r
I'd al class Of steamers ~ f-'"t' e.
. Steamer Falls City, ladenedat st. Louis Tor TINS
port tfea
Should the river continue to rise, the Jas WOODS
win come to this city from ClsrksTille previous 10
Der departure for New Orleans,
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Levers of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
lightful beverage ofthe day, and Physicians con-
tinue 70 recommend for the Of the worst easel
of Dyspepsia.
Its virtue lies in ats purity. Being comPeundss
solely Of malt and hops lie curative properties mus
ct once become apparent TO those acquainted with
the virtue Of either ingredient. It's nanufssture u
conducted with the most scrppulous care, sadit q
undenissly the BEST ALE Manufactured either u
this or the old country, at the present day. .as
1t contains no Intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and it will not intoxicate. During the heal
Of summer, Il is the safest and most healthy bever-
age that can be used, and produces none Of the sS
effects caused by tbs use Of distilled liquor. ~
It is put up in barrels for the use Of deslsss and
in kegs and bottles, for family use. ~. s.s1. D.
Price-iu barrels, ten dollars in fifteen gallor
kegs, Eve dollars; in bottles, packed in boxes o.
one, two three and four dozen, two dollars and fifty
cents per dozen. .~-f&
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms by sd'
dressing the Wholesale Agent. p '5.'- '
The money must, in all cases, accompany the or
der, and funds on ell solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent, a5.4
sa Hsn- ...f .1 sh LOUIS n. MILLER,
20 Al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
mh29-dly. E"E+}'s EeNEEp. az
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FL Rs9a - M8blIs N.re,rg . NaEsA

THz RsHE IsAsEsp-The Mobile MsrcMy Of March
2lst zask:z A>s4 sEhA1s : =
Last night about seven o'clock. ihformaiion was
SeesiFed by Lieut., Homer ofthe Coutineniels, ,gnt
small sloop was loading ct the foot Of Spanish a.
With supplies for vessels of war lying opssSay y.
Pensacola belonging to tie United States a. e
was drilling his company at the time ne ~ Z,
ly went down and took possession Of heI. Sns 8
laden with beef mutton and other pro
the persons in charge of her adnt.eo W.
for the vessels of the United cIS'S S:.ss.has
formed that large package OF @ 1000 80
seized at the same time, wnicn mas ~ .a5.ss
TO the proper authorities 10 De ser'
The Mobile Tribune gives the iolio"iis
formation: y.gs,I. cess (,
ne c.aso SAFE Artillery was handed over to
tie proper authorities yesterday. her captain,
ss, = =, CIV draw loads Of provisions Of various
F;Sds. vegetables beef pork, mutton, eggs potatoes
tobacco, crackers, &c. az -as siI .rakveEs4saza.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-04
CITY NOTICES.

A CHANaE--We have this day sold to Mr.. F
KLEIN our entire stock of clothing and merchant
tailor goods. He viii continue the business in al
its various branches, and we ask for him liberal
share Of the public patronage heretofore extended
to US. He has g very handsome stock OF spring
goods. and guarantees perfect satisfaction in al
articles. Mr.. NJ F. SELrz can be found at all timos
in the house of his successor, ready to settle with
all who owe. SELTz HARRIS.
49,
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Have wen Government!

The Black Republicans Of Cincinnati, it seems,
are vet in doubt whether we have atGOyernment
The acts of LINCOLN have by no means satisfied
them on this knotty point They are evidently in
clined to doubt The Gazette thus explains the du-
bious state of public sentiment in that city. 1t may
be added that there is probably much doubt in the
mind of Republicans, whether they even have a
city Government since the late municipal election.
There Is evidently great pc plexity in the Repub-
lican mind just now. The Gazette says:
II is not to be denied that the hesitating policy of
The Administration operated unfsvorably upon
the Republicans of this city yesterday. The par
~ acted a. Il in doubt to whether It had gene
raj or not
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I'm 'g(T5 PHO FsAw o DIS, s,s. y=.si.
Regtorative Cordial
REOon RENOyA.T,Ilsol.Rla.


Al sPreeissy Nha Il Indicates, fer, while plessaat
g Ne And ..rs. q
p rsstorss and RAIDER .he system nTansrsss % tsci
Of disess IL the emily preparation sysr erered % ne
hass ssEisI .oaie sas =: . ' Pst ss.pss
a:S .sss Il
III sascts sGd yst s asver foesed b ssstuds q
sion os spirits Il eonposed sntrslyof vegstsblsa
s6saT propsTtiss and consequently can asxs pjurs
sueha remedy hAalong been felt TO b dssdsratuip
.dcsl Seisnss sadSse s. al Who have Suffered from
dehy: nses no medical skill or knoaedgs eseni
&,sys the ysts open to the stssCksof many
fthe most dAngeroest which poor humanity 70 eon
5SsS II. fsdI1ssssn - pv.Depss Ios
LOT Appetite, FsintneSl, Nervous Iritabiiiy Neuragia
NPsiPstiOn Of the Heart Melancholy, Hypocondria;
ess % fsarfolly II unattended Sin time, called
Female Weakness and IregqlArites Alse LIVER Il !
Iof te Kdneys scaldin Of toe Urine,
Hor any general arrangement Of the g5naxy orssns
dispcsidan Slight Odds Hacking and Continued ceaghl
MKnacation Diculty of Breathing and indsed
say. it win only the debility following chilis "
y and Fever, but preysntall sitscr arising froR Mas
~ attacked And as il acts directly AID perssenty upon
~ the hillary system, arousng to action, emo
hysem, it will infaibly prevent any delrious conse
HtqueHces following change Of climate and water
Whence all traveersshould have bottle with them, and
aI should table spoonful at least before ealing
prevente rostveness, strengthens the digestive
lgans II should be in the hands Of all Of seden -
liary habits students, minister's literary al
ladies accustomed TO much out door exercise should
always it, II they will they will And agreeable W
- pleasant and Efficient remedy against those Ills which
rsb them OF TIER beauty for beauty cannot exist With
- out HEALTH and health cannot exist while the above ir
Irregularities continue Then again the Cordial sa per-
feet Mothers Relief Takena month or tyo before the
final trial will the dreadful period with perfect
sail we claim for it Mothers, try it. And to ysu wei
daushters before late but also your and
~ husbands for while former false delicacy often
goes down to premature graz rather than their "A
di,son be known Id latter often mixed Up
hvth the excitement Of business that il tier you
" they too would in the downward path, until
toolate to arrest their faal fall Bat the al
vays yiglent, and yeu confidently appeal for
~ are sure your never failing affection will unerringiy point
ASou "a Pref Woods Restorzte Cordial Blood en
- oyator as the remedy which should be always hand =
In time of need o. J. WOOD Proprietor. 444 Broadway
~ New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold by all good Druggists Price One Col lar per Bos
EWING, PENDLRToN & 90.
BERRY & ,DRM0yILLE,
t--s1 itsna - ft''-, 7sth BROWN & EVANS,
es'J .ra37e tasn.iI ~ - DEM0VILLE q CO.,
and ALI good Druggists In the ettJ..-s
rnaY7c-dW1y ! n :