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special to the chicago Tribune.
W ,au,N,ro. Y,., Assv.

Npe~iIl to the hicagn Tribune.
WAsulNGroS July 75th.
Col Dixon 5. Niles, of the regular
army, 10 whom wa- ass igned the Fifth
Division (,ese,ves) in the corp, 1e orm1s
OF Gen, Mcdowell, is under arrest, and
viii be court murtialed, IL was too
drunk TO know what be was about on the
day ot the battle, and failed TO bring up
The reserve at the time ordered. Had
he donc So The fortunes Of the day might
have been dit rent. His division in ciu.
drJ the bri 9 des of Coils B,nker and
Davies, The t"rmrr tB|rnker's) being
sk'Tn',hers, aud the latter Davies reg.
in.'nt. at infantry from New York Col.
NJ lies j. Colonel vf the Cd [ufantrv, u.
) arny, native Of Maynard, and In
OH :er oI mose than thirty years service.
nl--aFresLcGca'fs. ""'terSv ar" "rho'n.nysS
teut eli GERS, whether IN the regular ser.
vice vi the tAiItla. are to b. weedsd out.
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TiptOn Tanncry.

u. b J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prerared to TAN LEATH.
En- tor customers on the shares or for pay -
Inc highest cash price will be paid for hides.
we nave lac assprtInens OF Leather on hand
for hides.
Upton. August 30. ls6n
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- Rev. Joseph s. Ci4 I, D D.. Of
Boston. has been selected By lhr alumni
of Amherst College to iaish the his ory
Of that institution, commeoosd by tho
late Dr.. Humphry.
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
B4rbrr and Hair-Dresser.

FlAs opened . RARRER SHOP In r,ptor, and is nov
- prepared to Shave. Cnt and Dress Hs,r. ahanrno
&c. From long experience he feels confident ~ giving
satisfAction. Give him cxll-lst door West of the
Union House shop ciossd ats 4. y. on Sundays.
nh.~Hs = also pseDsssd 70 do WRIIEWA6ulN0
IN ne Doss a0psovsd 0snnee. (nlSv1
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~ T.. MAHONy 4 DRO.,
II + A | |. q Z S

4 ME door below Myers Harrwar. Store. A,
work entrusted TO our care will he atten ndea
I" promptly. made in the latest tsahions And var.
5aRted to give entire sa isfaction. Charges reas
obahle. Give rs a CALI
Upton. March II. 1860 lltf
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SHOVEL PLOws.

ThE suhserihsr has good .npply Of Single
poebls aad Triple Shovel Piows. ior sa's choap
=. cash. 8. r. DANIILA
I11os. April 3sth. lssl:ln
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Company A 5sh Regiment, l. v.

PRospEaITY OF KANSAS The crops
10 Ksnsas we're never % promising a.
nov, aud large harvest i antioipatsd
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buggy AMI team whips a good assortment OF
Collars &c. which viii b. sOli A. price. to sui,
the times. f1-CASti PAID FOR HIDES
Upton January 18th. 1851.
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DIR. G. l.. CHAMBERS,
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

G IGAT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
= had Of the Subscriber in s,im. to suit pnr-
ehasers. Certificates Of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, ca.hei. American gold furnish
ed ut \ am all premium.
~ DItias over Holtslander's store
WM. Ii. TUrHILL.
Upton. Iowa: July lsl is6O
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrToN Iowa.
WILL. prom:'tly attend to all business in
W trusted 70 his care Particular Stsention
paid to collections. (n4l
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TIE WILTON HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THn RAILROAD DEPpr, WILTON,
~ IOWA, +. .McELRoy Proprietor Satisfa :
non gaarin led in all Gases. Hacks leave for
Upton, Onion i;rov.. aad .ther points, daily
Wilton, January lst. lsGl-s:l
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Pixies Peak.

" w. HALL, havin, re'u ned fro m Pike s
- Pe,k is now prepared to do any and ALL
KINDS OF CnoPERING and Rep.irng at his
Oh II. soath Of the jail.
Upton. October 25,h, 1907 7.43m3
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He would respect
fully inform hi.
friends and cns
toners that he has
on hand . very
large sssOTtment ot
Carriage, Buggy,
end Wagon HSr,
ness: Lad ies aid
Mems Saddl-s: bri
d,ey OF All kinda
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ruH oRpEH OF KNIGHTS OF TRx GOLDEN cIkcLs-
TaElH MISSION fo DESTROY TAI REPUsLIC.A A
LIMITED AoNAkC1Y PART " THklR1LAS
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JAMES ". BAGLEY
e. Il SCOTT,

C.R SCOTT,
A TTORNfY AND COZ NSEILOn, A~,Wo,.
n Jones' county, Iowa. (sli:yl
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las. III. ROTHROCK.
aYLVANUS YATES.

A TTORNEY Ar LAW. TIPr N. CEDAR Corr
IA ry iowa. Office ut the >herifs Office.
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A TTORNEYS l. CuUNSELL,IRS AT LAW
"A LAND AND COLiEcrING AGENTS. &C.,
TIProN. Iowa
OFFICE PostOffue Building opposite the
Court House.
N. B-MeSsrs Mes. 6 r. will pay the strictest
attention 10 every bran. b Of their profession
kEFERENCEs: Grant 4 NTH, Cook d nrury.
Dawson Il True Lane L skinner, aud Hon.
Judge Dillon, Davenport (s:2a1
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Las Nights Report.
FROM oHARLRsTON,

CHARLESTON, April IA.
At half past l O'Clock the firing ceased, and an
unconditOal surrender was made.
The Car0llnians were surprised that the fight
was over so soon.
After the flag STAFF was shot away Wigfall was
sent by Beauregard 70 Sumter with 4 White flag,
TO offer assistance TO subdue the iames. He was
met by Anderson, who said, II just displayed /
white flag, but the batteries have not stopped
hring.'' Wigfan replied, Anderson. you must
Is the word Anderson then hauled the nag
Gen. Besuregard's staff came over and stipuln-
ted that the surrender be unconditional for the
present, and subject to the terms of Gen. BeauTe-
gard.
Mai. Anderson Is allowed to remain In actual
possession for the present.
Negotiations were completed last night.
Maj. Anderson's command will eYacuafe Fort
Sumter in the morning, and embark on the war
vessels now OF the harbor.
Five of Anderson's men are wounded, one sup
posed to be MORALLY.
After the surrender a boat with ten men was
sent from the ship of war outside to Morris Isl
and, requesting permission for the vessel to enter
and take of Anderson's comnant.
1t Is reported that Anderson surrendered be
cause his quarters and barracks were destroyed
and he had no hope Of re Inducements. The
feet lay by 80 hours, and couldn't or wouldn't
help him. His men were Frustrated by over ex
ton;
Tie explosions heard at Sumter were caused
by g lot Of shells igniting. The barracks caught
fire three times by hot shot from Moultrie.
Everything is dismantled, and the walls look
MOultrie is badly damaged, and houses on the
island are riddled.
A boat was sent from the fort tonight to off.
cially notify the fleet Of the surrender Of Fort
Sumter.
II is not known what will be done with Sumter
or the vanquished-
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INDIANA GOOD For $4,000.
NEW YORK GOOD FOR ANY
NUMBER.
NEW YORK CITY SENDS THE 9TH
AND 6sTH REGIMENTS.
MILITARY OF BUFFALO,, DETROIT,
ERIE AND ELSEWHERE TENDER
THEIR SERVICES.
Saturday Afternoons Report.
TIE BOMRARDMENT OF sUMTER.

TIE COMMANDMENT OF SUMTER.
C~HARLEsroN, April IS.
Ths csnnonading Is going on dercely from all
points from the vessels outside, and all along our
coast
It s. reported that Fort Sumter is on fire.
At intervals Of twenty minutes firing was kept
ND ell night on Fort Sumter. Major Anderson
ceased firing from Fort Sumter at Q O'Clock in the
evening. Al night he was engaged IN repairing
damages and protecting the barbette guns. He
commenced 70 return the IRE AZ : o'clock this
mor1ing.
Fort Sumter seems TO be greatly disabled.
The tattery on Cummins Point does Fort Sum
Ter great damage.
Ats O'Clock this morning q dense smoke poured
out from Fort Sumter. The Federal flag Is At
half mast, signalling distress.
The shells from Fort MOulirie and the Batteries
OF Norris Island fall into Maj Anderson'sstrong
hold thick and fast, and tbsT can be seen 10 their
course from the Charleston Battery.
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LINCOLN's REPLY TO THE VIRGINIA
COMMISSIONERS.
WAsHIseTOH, April Is.

WAsHIseTOS, April IS.
The Commissioner from Virginia had q pleas
ant interview with President Lincoln this morn
ing.
The result wss simply a statement by the Pres
ident that lie will set according to the Inaugural
programme, holding public property and main
tanning the defensive.
The Presidents reply was given in writing
It viii be recOlected that the Commissioners
came under instructions to respectfully ask the
President to communicate to the State COnven-
ton the policy to be pursued in regard TO the
Confederate States.
As enunpnOVoked assault has been made upon
Fort Sumter, I shall repress it if I can and take
the places which have been seized. 1 shall, to
the best Of my ability, repel force by force.
II the war neWs prove true, / shall probably
withdraw the mails from the seeded States.
Iconsider the forts and other property in those
States to yet belong to the United States. 1 shall
attempt to collect the duties by armed invasion.
Mr.. Lincoln reaarms his inaugural except in
regard to the mails.
The President repeats his purpose to hold, oc
cupy and possess the property and places belong
ing to the Government and collect the duties on
imports, but not to use force except as is neces-
sary for this object
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NEW YORK MLARKET-APRIL 1a.

lBY TELEARAPH.I
FLOUR-Market dull and slightly lower for com
mon and medium grades. The storm to-day nate
rally checks transactions. Market closing quiet.
Sales are $500 bbls al S5,l5@S5,25 tor supsrhns
s~uperfne western; S5,30@5, 60 for common TO medium
extra western; S5,60a5,n for shipping brands extra
round hooPed Ohioi and oa759I,0O for trade brands
CANADIAN FLOUR-May be quoted = shade
easier with only moderate demand. Sales are $50
bbls at S5S0@6,75 for common to good extra; S7,OO8
80 for choice and favorit do.
RYE FLOUR-Coming in in small parcels at
CORN MEAL-In limited request at unchang0
WHISKY-Marksr a shade frmer. Sales are
zoo btls at lsa@lsAc, chiefly at lSzc.
WHEAT-The storm to-day materially checked
export demand, AID market generally undergone no
material change. Sales are $500 bush fair Milwaukee
club at Sl,SO ,deliyereG 29O09 good and choice do,
called amber Iowa, Sl,Sl@l, 80 in store and delivered;
$50 bush winter red western at Sl,979lrS9; 100 bush
RYESMarket steady with fair export demand
Sales are 500 bush northern at sc for export.
BARLEY-narket dull and trihing sales within
BAILEY MALF-Markst dull at Sc.
CORN-Market without Important change with
less doing. Sales are $1,000 bu at 67@67Jkc for prime
and choice old mixed western in store, &C delivered;
6Oc for damaged do in store; 6Ix@62 for new do al
railroad depot, CSC delivered; Csc for good yellow
OATS-Only moderate request at 3l@s5e for west.
ern and Canada; 35936c for state.
PORK-Market quiet and mess a trihe easier,
though at the close more could be bought at the in
for mess; Sl2,5Oal3O0 Tor prime.
BEEF-Market dull with triding Eales at S4.T5d
500 for country prime; Sb,7b96,25 for country mesa;
Ss,o09l0OOfo for ropaeked mess; Slo,SO9lL,0 for extra
mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF Dull and nominally
unchanged.
REEF HAALS-Fair demand without alteration
with sales az Sl20l5 for state and western. Sales are
90 bbls western Slf,75.
CUT M~EATS-Markst quiet and prices without
change, with small sales at6AG6Mo shoulders ga
S4o for hams.
BACON-MRrket dull and nominally unchanged.
LARD-Market active aud hTmer. Sales are
lO bbls at 96@l02c. The latter an extreme quota
ton.
RUTTER-1s selling at IOO@l4o for Ohio;
H6lec state.
CHEESE-Marke steady at s%@IOo for inferior
to prime.
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vIRGINIA CONVENTION.

RICHMOND, April l3.
In convention, Messrs. Carlisle and Early de.
preeated the action of South Carolina in firing
on Sumter, and expressed devotion to the Stars
and Stripes.
Se~cessionists replied, zealously applauding
South Carolina, and claimed that, whatever the
Convention did, the State would 60 out of the
Union.
The Governor communicated a dispatch from
ment, saying
a furious fire is upon US from Sumter. We
viii take the fort and can sink the feet. If the
attempt is made to land troops elsewhere, we can
whip them. We have nearly seven thousand of
the best troops in the world, and a reserve of ten
thousand We will triumph or perish. Let me
know what Virginia will do"
In the debate 1t was said the Southern army
would pass through Virginia, and thousands
would iOin.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April -
The Commissioner arrived in this city this
morning, and during the afternoon they visited
the President. but not in their Official capacity,
and we're received by him directly after the Cab
met Meeting adjourned.
The President has made the following Massa-
chnsetts appointments. Chas. s. Phelps, Survey
or Of the Port Of Boston In place Of Fletcher
Webster, who was removed ct the earnest request
Of the Massachusetts, Congressional Delegation.
Eugene L.FNorton, Navy Agent, Boston; Rich
ard 81. Dana, District Attorney; John s. Keys,
Marshal; John A. Goodwin, Pest Master Lowell;
G.. p Baldwin Marshal; Geo. Howe, Attorney
for Vermont; james c. Aiken, Marshal; Edward
g.. Bradford, Attorney for Delaware, LansingG.
Fanoe, Post Master. MOurist0Wn, Pa; Hammond
Bennett, Postmaster ct Norwich, New York.
It is denied that any portion ofthe Confederate
States loan has been offered TO New York. More
than the entire amount has been arranged ct par
within the limits Of the Southern Confedenacy.
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Saturday Nights Report
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CHARLES
TON.
ozan1psros. April 18th. a. N.

LIZ
CHARLESTON, April 18th, A. N.
The batteries Of Sullivan Island, Cum
mlngs9 Point and Stevens battery are pour
ing shot and shell into Fort Sumter. Mai.
Anderson does not return the fire. Fort Sum
Ter il still on fire. There has just been two
explosions at Fort Sumter.
At III o'clock flames were bursting from
the port holes. The destruction Of Fort Sum
ter is inevitable. Four vessels, two of them
large steamers, are ia sight over the bar. The
largest appears to be engaging Norris Island.
The asmes have nearly subsided in Fort Sum
ter, but Maj. Anderson does notfre any guns.
Cen. Beauregard left the wharf just now ina
boat for Morris Island. The excitement, if
ANYTHING, is increasing. I have read aletter
nom 8. o. Boylston, dated MOultie, 8 o'clock
iii A. II. He says not one man vas killed
O. maimed.
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THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
WASHINGTON, April14.

WANAoNI 1EAA -
The Presidents Proclamation says:
Whereas, The avs Of the United States have
been and now are opposed in several States BY
combinations too powerful TO be suppressed in
any ordinary way, I therefore call forth the mil
itia Of the several S ates fthe Union to the ag-
gregate number of 5000 to suppress said cOm6i
nations and execute the laws. I appeal to all
loyal citizens to facilitate in giving aid TO this
effort, to maintain the laws, the integrity of the
national Union and the perpetuity of popular
governments, and TO redress WTongslong enough
endured.
The first service assigned to the forces will
probably be the reposseSsion of forts places and
property seized from the Union. The utmost
care will be taken, consistent with the object. 70
avoid devastation, destruction or interference
with the property of peaceful citizens in any
part of the country, and ! hereby command all
persons composing the aforesaid combination to
disperse within twenty days from date. I hereby
convene both Houses Of Congress for the 4th of
July to determine upon measures the public
safety demands. (Signed.)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President
By W. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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FROM NEW YORK.

INV IuHAf ANIH %.
Dispatches received from Col. Waite, Com
mander Of the Texas forces. state that a strong
Union feeling is growing. Gov Houston pre-
diets the return Of the SecessiOnists 10 their allie
glance. They are terribly taxed. Houston has
been offered armed support by Germans In every
part Of the State, but declined It.
Washington Tribune dispatchszys Capt. Fox
commands the vessel with provisions which Is to
lead the expedition into Charleston.
tn President received the war news calmly
and with 3 conhdent feeling that he had done his
duty IN the matter.
Senator sherman arrived from Ohio and re.
por5the Republicans there ready 20 standby him
70 the last.
The opinion prevails tina an attempt will be
mada before sunrise TO run the light draf vessels
ofthe heet up 70 Sumter 70 reinforce and Droyis
ion D.
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AEFArRs.

WAsHIseTOE, April Is.
The President has directed that Capt. VIM B.
St. Johns, Sd Infantry, and Lieut.. Abner Smeed,
Isl Artillery, cease to be cflcers Of the army.
The regular troops here have been ordered and
proceeded TO the outskirts Of the city to watch
every avenue thereto, while the volunteer re-
public buildings
Videttes are constantly seen riding through
the street,.
The President, in the exercise Of his discretion
70 designate 8 newspaper here In which the eX-
ecutiYe advertisements shall be published in ad
dItion 70 the two papers publishing them BY vir-
tue Of their circulation, has designated the Ma
fionsi Republican.
The war news are received here with regret
Ihsrb s no excitement but the prospect for the
future creates q general feeling Of depression.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, April 70.
The President has appointed 7. Warren Morse
Judge for the District Of Louisiana.
Gen. Beauregard telegraphed to the Secretary
Of War late last night, that there had been heavy
firing all day Friday that four guns at Fort
Sumter had been dismounted that the Confede-
rate batteries were all safe that nobody was
hurt that the four steamers were Of the bar,
and that the sea was quite rough.
Nothing Of to-day's date has been received by
the War Department from Charleston.
MONTGOMERY, April I8.
Maj. Chambers arrived. bringing Lieut.. War.
den, Of the Federal Navy, q prisoner of war from
Pensacola. He was bearer of dispatches 10
Fort Pickens. Guns were fred here. Great re-
joicings in honor Of the victory.
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4

W~AsHINGIOAi April IA.
Arrangements have been made to concentrate
the military at any threatened point. The great
est anxiety prevails to hear further Southern
news.
1t Is rumOred that an attack is to be attempted
on Fort Delaware, Nd. The war department
have taken steps to prevedtit.
Five officers of the Navy have rendered their
resignation, and were refused. Their names will
probably, be stricken from the list.
The National Volunteers passed resolutions de-
nouucing the military operations of the Govern
sionists.
The guards at the Departments has beenlargsly
increased.
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OHIO PREPARING TO DEFEND THE
GLORIOUS STARS AND STRIPES.

Adjutant General Darlington has just issued
orders, carrying into effect the military laws just
enacted by the General Assembly Of Ohio, and
providing for 5000 regular militia, besides q mi.
liia ofthe reserve Of not less than IS 600 men,
70 be subject to immediate transport into the reg
ular force. The militia hiss been organized into
twenty-five regiments, which upon a war basis
would make IS 900 men.
On Saturday the Adjutant's Office was thr0ng-
ed by persons eagerly inquiring for the news and
Offering their services irrespective of party, in
support of the General G%overnment.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.

MEMPHIS, April II.
Rockets, bOnfres, music and spesohes s%S ''H
BosToS, April IS.
Intense excitement. Surrender not believed
BY many.
LANCASTER, April Is.
The Stars and Stripes are displayed in honor of
Major Anderson. Volunteers are being rapidly