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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17
Return Of the Star of the West.

l
The steamer Star of the West, Capt
McGowan, has arrived. She ports:
Wednesday, Ia, NJ made Charleston
Bar; lay to till daylight. when We pro.
cceded to enter the barbor. When off
Morris Island was fred into by the bate
ry at that point; seventeen shots we're
fired at her, one taking slight effect on
her port bow, and second one, as she
turned to leave the harbor, on the star
board quarter; one ball passed between
the smoke stack and the engine beam -
Finding it impossible to laud troo's, was
returning to sea at 8 A. NJ, WREN the
fire was continued, several shots being
fred at her. Succeeded in getting to sea
without further damage. Coming out
over the bar, struck twice. Remained
outside the bar over Wednesday night.
That night saw steamers coming out the
harbor, supposed to be in pursuit; extin-
guishcd the lights, and was not seen by
them. Same night spoke the ship Eme-
lie St. Pierre. Of and for Charleston, ut
anchor; she ha been refused admittance
because she had the American flag fly ng.
The troops have been landed at the fort
in N. Y. harbor
The Stat of the West also reports that
it is only vessels Of light draught Of Wa
ter that can get within distance of Charles
ton harbor to DO service. and also those
in charge of the batteries Of Morris Is
land are not the inexperienced gunners
that were supposed, which was plainly
visible from their shots, which few live
" about the vessel
The general feelin. amongst the
troops aud on board is 10 favor of being
landed at Fort Sumter and the men are
anxious to return with proper means Of
offence and defence. =.
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SEWING MACHINES.
J. co RN ELL Il CO.'S
Family and Manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TAGGART l. FAIRS pATENT.

Ne happy to say to the thousands who are using
our machines and the thousands that want Them that
each machine now bears the patent license stamp OF
GROVER q BAKER. elias Howe, jr., and all persons
selling or using them gre secure against any moesta
ton. #za4a s8.as4s$sS. 90
Our Ma hines are now Just what We want them; In
direct competition and equally popular basis with
the best made and highest priced hines in any mar
ket and they still sold at $40 and A45 Including
Hemmer. (of which have several styles, Needless
and everything to their In family or shop
This makes them still the cheapest, legitimate and frs
class Machine In market.
In justice to Machines a. well as our customers
We offer to re fund the money in sixty days for any
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purchaser
This feature alone m lkes lchine worth much
more than any other, there is necessarily some risk In
buying most machines. -
few Of its superior qualities are these:-It uses
straight needle, has great space under the ARM sews
from two common spools, neither being fastened and
both in sight, turns hnges Is secured from ct and
no OIL Purchase 10 greater than that Of
any other machineit has but two regulating screws
ana both are above and in font the driving wheel en-
trey ontside Of the tables It requires aeratisn
ally arieties OF work will certainly do neater greater
variety OF work than my machine among the hundreds
with which We acquanted its tension is perfect il
runs easily and still; hohers nobody; novces
mar 'ge it, None other will satisfy where it s
Nt can safely say that piece Of labor saving
cfnery ever grew rapidly into universal favof
sewing machines Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks of first class machines, and though our
facilities have been largely increased we
have not been able To supply the demsnds during the
past season. We can now fl al orders We have aa-
table Iemmer and can defy the world to p oduce
better inst FOR d,ins all kinds of sewing and
Let every one who II Interested N the
great im,o In sewing machines, whether they
wish to pu chase or not send for Descriptive Circular
and samples OF stitch. Eel. .s.s.s..# IL
perfectly irresponsible parties who have ciainle TO he
our successors, that machines
Of rket, and Oer cast machine Of In its
place, We only soil our own machines. raggar T.
far patent, and the sole propretors In the eight
N northwestern States. Address &E@a#HA at-H
l.. CORNELL Il CO.,
Post Once hox 81, Chicago, Ill.
Call 1t l33 Lake Street, (up-s tAirs) vS-no9
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SHERIFF SALE.

NY virtue Of an alias execution u me olrtct-
ed issued from the office of the Clerk OF the
ni.,,ict Court in AMI for the county of Cedar
ard state OF Iowa in favor OF ki>er, Crew
Turner and now assigned 10 i. J.. Turner and
against Isaac II. Thompson, have levied upon
The following property as the pl operty of the
said Isaac II. Thompson, to wit:
The east half of tue northeast quarter Of sec
ton tw enty in tow 1ship eighty two, range one.
west Of the 18th principal meridian. with the
appHrt, nances thereon: said land is situated IN
Cedar county, l"wa;
And shall otter the same for sale at public out
cry, at the Court House door in the town of
Tip on, in said county, on saturday the 10Th day
of January, A. ID. ISL, ut one O'Clock p. NJ. Of
said DAY to satisfy said execution and costs that
ma, accrue thereon.
Dated this 26th day OF December. A. d. ls60.
j. J.. BRADSHAW,
pr fee Sc Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

By virtue of special execution TO me directed,
issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court, i'll and for the County of Cedar and
State of Iowa, n favor Of William E. Evans
and against George MIllet and Ann Mi!lctt, |
have levied upon the ioI"wing property as the
property of the said George Mil!ct and Ann
Miilet, t0-wit:
The west half Of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton four in township .eventy nine, north of
range four. west "t the Sta principal meridian,
with the appurtenances thereon said aud is sit
aated in e,iar county, Iowa:
And shall offer the sane for sale at public out
cry. at the Court House door in the town of Tip
ton. in said county, on Saturday. the 18th da, at
January, 4. b. lsGl, at l O'Clock 7. NJ OF said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 24th day of December A. d. lsGo
J. l.. BRADSHAW.
pr fee si.GOI Sheriff # Cedar County, iorea.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of IN Execution to me directed,
ID issued from The office of the Clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar
and STATE OF j. va in iayor Of Taft Bfuns0n 4
Co. and against Oscar Fuller and Esther Fuller,
have levied upon the following propert, as the
property Of the said Oscar Fuller and Esthe,
Fuller to-wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter II section nine in township seventy nine
north OF range one. west of the 9TH p. NJ with
the atpurienances thereon; said land situated
in edar county. Iowa:
And shall offer the same for sale at public
ontrry a the Court House door in the town Of
Upton. IN said county, ON Saturday. the 26th day
OF January, A. D. ISL, AZ one O'Clock p. n. or
said day. to satisfy said execution and costs
that my a:crue thereon. ...#9
Dated, this 24.h day of December, A. D. 1850,
i'll. BRAD HAW, Sheriff
prfS4] of Cedar county. Iowa.
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The Iowa Delexa,ion al washington.

Mr.. r. H. Stanton, assistant editor OF
tho Washiugt,,, (Io~a) RSess, is q pres
ent 10 Washington City. corresponding
with his paper. He writes unusually
spicy and interesting letters. The fol-
lowing extract is from his last:
"For the benefit of Iowa friends visit.
ing this city, may say that they VAL
find Senator Harlan and family ut Clay 8
Hotel, on Pennsylvania Avenue, and l
may be permitted to remark that there
are few ladies 10 this city who receive
and entertain friends with more grace
aud vivacity than Mrs. Harlan, while
Mr. Harlan is regarded as one Of the most
candid aud influential members OF the
Senate. @"..7 .a W." W."
"Senator Grimes may be found little
further up the Avenue, at a private
boarding house, where he reigns with
Republican independence over nice
suite Of rooms, entertains q good many
personal aud political friends, stands by
the Union, aud swears it must be pre-.
served
"Mr Vandevcr has house pleasantly
situated on X street between 9Th and 9th,
where he and bis family live in regular
comfortable home style. The peopIe OF
the district need entertain no fears that
the interests they have entrusted him
with will be, in any manner whatev r,
compromised. He has just sustained a
sad atfiicton in his family, in the loss of
his youngest ccild
"Col Curtis and his accomplished
daughter have rooms corner Of Sth aud
Avenue, where he dispenses the hospital
ties aud courtesies which have made him
SO popular as private citizen. He is
one of the best men ia the House of Rep.
rcseutatiyes
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Ca Gen. Scott is concentrating all
the available forces Of the army at Or
near Washington, and in the strong forts
in the trai,orous States. 1t is thought
that these precautions viii prevent any
attempts, on the part of the mob, to get
possession Of the Capital. If such things
are necessary to secure the Inauguration
of President, consti,utionalIy elected,
the people will agree with Mr.. Nandever
our able Representative. who said in
june last, that he would not vote dol
lar to complete any Of the public works
in Washington, for the Capital would
have to be removal to place where
freeme" could speak their minds without
threats of yiolcuce.
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Where lies tue Difficulty.

When we look at the condition Of our
affairs at Washington and in the South,
i, seems very clear, indeed that some
thing has failed but what is il?
In the first place, james Buchanan has
failed, must lgnominiou>ly y, through sheer
incapacity, moral and mental, TO admin
l~ter the government according to the
constitution He has collapsed COM
pIctcly, and it would be great relief to
the country il he could be got cut OF the
way, at once. But the country is stroug
enough TO carry the load till the 4'h OF
March, when he will make his exit into
private disgrace.
In the second place, the combination
Of delnago.ism conservatism aud scoun'
drellsm in New York, which lately aim
ed at grasping the government OF the
country, has sigually failed So much OF
it's instruments have fled from justice,
SO many are now receiving justice, SO
MANY have destroyed the influence they
once had, by their viol. nee, and 50 many
are manifcstly training for the traitor =
halter, that, as Il conspiracy, it has lost
IFS terror, auu WHeu ~ 'os'o WV ~" w
the Custcmhouse and Postoffiee aud Ma.
w Yard, will soon b. wiped from the
face of the earth. .-.
A third thing that has sisnal'y fail. d
is the political Organization lately known
as the dcmocratic party. \ few years
ago its prestige seemed unassailabl-, its
resources incalculable, and its puwer ill.,
vicible But having sold itself to the
great slayeholding interest of the South,
it destroyed its character, drove away its
bes, lends, aud was in the end wholly
disn,cgrated and dissolved Its failure
is complete and 6nal.
Finally, the grand conspiracy f slave
holders and their satellites has failed of
lis object, which was to keep the govern
mcnt Of this great republic un,er the
absolute control OF an oli.archy through
the power Of political machinery, by TO.
mentlng groundl,s SIS divisions ut the
North, and by personal intimidation and
threats. These thirgs have failed but
the government of the United States has
not failed, and will not fail the iDextin,
guishable love of liberty will not f il !;
the good sense, the reason, the sense of
justice of the people will not fail ]; the
productiyeness of nature will not fail !;
the energy of industry will not fail and
the goodness of the Divine Providence
will never fail.
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Ohio for the Union mt all Hazards.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan IL.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan II.
The following is one of "a series Of res
olutous that passed the Ohio Senate aud
House to day
Resolred, That we hail with JOY the
recent firm and patriotic special message
of tn. President OF the United States,
and that the entire power and resources
of Ohio are hereby pledged whenever
necessary and demanded, for the main
tainance under strict subordination to
the civil authority Of the Constitution
and laws of the General Government, by
whomsoeyer administered.
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New York. The New York Assem-
bly, on Friday, by the extraordinary vote
Of III against 2. adopted resolutions ten
dering the thanks Of the State to presi
dent buchanan for his recent firm and
patriotic message, and proffering him any
amount Of money and any number of
men required to suppress rebellion, pre-,
serve the Union, and defend the Consti.
tuition. The resolutions were adopted
in the Senate by vote Of % to -
Dav Cstssst.
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From New York.
New YORK, Jan.

NEW York, Jan. II
A Washington dispatch to the Com,
merciat says an earnest effort will be
made in the Senate to order the inves-
tigation, through the Judiciary Commit
tee, into the charge of a reasonable plot
to establish Southern Confederacy, with
its seat of government 1T Washington.
Mr. Prescott has come here with pacif-
ic overtures from Gov Pickens of South
Carolina.
An angry interview is said to have ia
ken place between Gen. Scott and Sena
tor Toombs, in which the former used
some plain, but not dignified language.
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SllERlFE SALE.

Dyvir ne of u Special Execution to me di-
ID recte,l, issued fron the Office Of the Clerk
on the District Court in and for the County Of
Cedar and state of Iowa. in favor Of Reuben
>wartzlander, Guardian of 5. x +. l., man. now
assigned to James Auten and against Charles
Ness and Phebe Ness. have levied upon the fol-
lowing property as the property Oh the said
Charles Ness and Phebe Ness. to-wit. ..
OTIS Nos. seven - eight 81 nine 81 in block
No, forty three (43 in the town "t Upton, in sand
county with the appurtenances thereon.
And shah offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the Court House door in The town Of Tip
ton. in said county. on saturday the 10Th day Of
January A. b. 1851. at one O'Clock p. NJ. Of said
day, tn satisfy said ccution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
dated this 2lst day Of December. A. y. 1860.
}. L. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, IOWA.
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MA 1t seems to be pretty well settle

na- 1t seems to be pretty well settled
that Mr. Seward will be the Secretary of
State under Mr. Lincoln that Mr.. Bates
will be Attorney general, and Henry
Winter Davis, Secretary Of War or the
Navy. 1t is not yet known who will
be taken from Pennsylvania. Mr. Lin
coin is calling, one after another, all the
leading Republican Statesmen, to Spring
field, for consultation. 1t is yet uncer
tain whether Iowa will be represented in
the Cabinet.
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Sy nopsis Of the Proceedings Of the County
Board Of super vi,ors Of Cedar County.

The members elect met at the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court, on the
lst Monday of January, 1861. At IL
o'clock A. NJ, all the members being
present, Hon. Ed Wright called the
Board to order, and on motion, Henry
Wharton, from Springfield, was elected
chairman pro tenn and j. " Bagley,
clerk pro ten.
Ths chairman appointed Ed Wright,
J W. Stanton, aud c. p. Sheldon, "a
committee to examine credentials, and
report
On motion, adjourned to l o clock P NJ
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-. The secessionists have all along
said that the Mississippi river should be
kept free to the commerce of the world,
10 any event, but We see, by the tele.
graphic reports that Mississippi has or
dered troops. with canon, to V,cksburg,
TO bring to- every boat that attempts
70 pass that point What i: means we
know not. bs: We axe sure that the pes
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue Of a special execution to me d.
Is rected, issued from the office Of the Clerk
Of the Di.trirt Court in and for the county Of
Cedar and State of Iowa, in favor Of Joseph
Hoppe install and against Samuel Macy and Mary
Macy, ] have levied upon the following property
as the property of the said Samuel Macy and
Mary Macy. to-wit:
The south half of the northeast quarter Of
sect twenty in township eighty, north Of
range four, west Of the 5th p. NJ, with the ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging; said land sit
uated in Cedar county Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the Court House door in the town of
Upton. in said county, on Saturday. the 26th day
of January, A. ID. 1861. ut one O'Clock p. NJ. of
said day, to ,tsfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon. -...- -. ss.fs-
Dated this 26th day Of December, A. ID. 1860.
j. l.. BRADSHAW.
pr fee 81 Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS.

The Assessors of the several townships
u the county, met at the Clerks Office
on Monday last to classify the several
descriptions of property to be assessed,
for the purpose Of equalizing such as
sessment.' They agreed to appraise
average, unimproved prairie at 81 per
acre, to be varied according to locr,ion
and other circumstances. Average tim
Der land is to be assessed at $40 per acre,
and improved farms at an average of So.
Of personal property, average work
horses, over three years old, are to be
assessed at $40, two year old colts at
go; one year Old colts at SIS; work
mules at 500 two year old mules at $50;
one year old mules at $40: work cattle
per yoke, at $40; four year olds, pei
head, SIS, cows at 10; three year old.
at $40, two year ODDS at 81 sheep, pei
head, 81 4; hogs, per hundred weight, un
der six months, So 80.
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Taking Possession Of the Mississippi River.

JACKSON, Miss, Jan L..
Artillery was ordered to VicksbuFeh
by the Governor, to hail and question all
passing steamboats,.
Fifteen guns were fred last night on
receipt of the news Of the secession Of
Alabama and Florida.
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1t is rumored that it is the intention
of the Administration to cause Senators
Wigfall and Toombs to be arrested on a
charge Of treason. Thos. II. Benton in
his Thirty years in the Senate says
that Gen. jackson had determined TO
arrest Mr.. Calhoun for treason, and that
Mr. Calhoun was aware of the Presidents
determination before he gave up lis hui
.lifyiug projects.
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WATCHES GIVEN AWAYi

WATCHES GIVEN AWAYl
A GiN raiued from t,co doAa1ie ca
hundred doilo's given uiM every
Looh; sold at retail prices
At least One Watch Guaranteed to ever
Twelve Books.
These inducements are offered by the
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY,
~ Park Row. New York.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND THE MOST Llpnn
GIFT CONCERN IN EXISTENCE. ESTABLISHED 1855.
re-" SEND FOR A CATALOGUE. N
Those who have ratronized other Gift Houses
are partlt niar!y re4u. sted to acquaint tAemsev-
YES with our terms Our Undue ents Ase w
rivalled, and put all others in the shade. tn
following are some o: the gifts to pur, hasen Of
hooks:
English Lever Gold Watches. Hunting cases.
Patent Lever q" d"
Ladies Lever. Open Fsee
detached Lever Silver watch hes. Hunting Csss
Lcpine Silver Wat, he's, open Face.
Gold Lock, ts Various Sizes.
Ladies and Gents Gold Chains, Various Styles
Ladies aud Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons and
Studs. all Patterns
Gents Bosom Pins. New aud Rich Stylex |e
Gold Pen lis and Pens.
Ladies' and tents Gold Rings.
Gold Watch Keys and Belt Pins.
great variety Of Ladies Jcwelry, Pins and
rlrops, c"mrr sing all tie STYLES now won,
such as Cameo. Mosaic, Gold stone, Lava, Flor.
.ntiue. &c. a., &c. .-,ya
Gold bracelets. al STYLES. @'
The list Of too3s comprises great assortment
OF standard works ia every department Of liter
AZURE, interesting 3" the young and old. DO no,
fail to send Tor IL catalogue. CataIogues maily
free to any address. Apply TO
sIFFOi.k EXCHANGE COMPANY,
~ Park Row, New York City.
Branch Office, ll6 Washington St., Boston, Aass.
no5g--5v
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Probable Appointments.

NEN UhN, D dH. II.
The Heraid's correspondent says JAS.
NJ. Carlisle, of Va, will probably be nom
mat Secretary Of the Interior, and Mr..
Branch, Of North Carolina, is talked Of
for Postmaster General in case Mr..
Hollis name is sent to the Senate for
Secretary of War.
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pie of the Northwe est will not suffer the
Mississippi to be closed against them
long. Men Of Iowa, what say you to
such proceedings
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permission desired, and directed Lieut..
Talbo. to have every facility aud courtesy
extended to him as bearer Of dispatches
to the United States Government, both
in going and returning. 81
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secession In Missouri.

NAvERLY, Mo, Jan. II.
An ultra secession meeting was held
here last night. They passed resolutions
strongly denounciny the ST Louis Dem
ocrat and forbiddng its circulation -
Liucoln's effigy was burned amid the fir
ing Of cannon, torch lights, music, etc.
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The members elect then came forward
and the Clerk of the District Court ad
ministcred to them the oath of office.
The Board then proceeded to elect d
chairman by vira roce vote and c. p.
Sheldon was declared duly elected Chair.
man Of the Board for the term of one
year.
A. Shaw, Clerk Of the District Court
and ex oflicio Clerk Of the Board of Su.
pervisors, and J. W. Bagley. Deputy
Clerk of the Distric' Court, submitted
their bonds for approval.
On motion, the blanks were filled in
the penal sum of two thousand dollars
each, and bonds approved by The chair
man of the Board, and thereupon the
chairman administered the oath Of Office
to each of said clerks.
The Board then proceeded to draw
lots, to determine who should serve for
one year and who for two years, with the
following result, to-wt:
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The Ice Boat.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. IL.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. IL
The reported success of the Ward ice
boa. is untrue. No trial trip. has been
made. The boat was broke in launching
at Prairie du CHEN, and it will take some
time to repair the damage. n.
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Rlcksnllitkling.

'I>HE Subscriber is on hand at his old stand
ready TO do all kinds pf Biac hsmitling viii
neatEess and dispatch. Having , oncIuded that
he Is not rich enough to lose "A fo~ hun<~sd dol
lars yearly in bad debts. he will not trust any one
tor work All having unsettled accounts are no.
titled that the. MUST cal! and settle.
8. p. DANIELS.
Oct. 22d. 1888.
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MiSSisSiDDi Out.

The Ordinance of Secession was rass.
ed on the 9th inst, by the Mississippi
Cvnven,ion-ayes 81, noes 10. A rehasb
of the South Carolina jubiat'on followed.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10

Last night Mrs Foster and Mrs. Dou,
beday, wives of officers 10 ort Sumter,
arrived by the Southern boa.. It Is
stated that the Charleston p 'oplc refused
to harbor them in that city.