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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-23
nebel rorce. i'm the r,ela.

The recent messages of the rebel Governors,
and other official documents put forth by the
State authorities, enable US to form pretty cor
rect estimate Of the strength of the rebels now in
the field. 1t is leaving off odd hundreds. as fol-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10
CuriOSitieS of Geology,

Hugh Milcr's Popular Geology
contains many curious facts illustrative
Of the cxactness Of geological knowledge.
Here is a curious theory Of the formation
of the Scottish mossr,:
1t is known Of some Of our Scotch
mosscs-the deposits which testify geo.
logically to this primitive state OF things
when the coJutry was forest covered
that they date from the times Of the Ko-
man invasion, and were consequences Of
it. The mark of the Roman uxe-a mar
row, chisel'ike tool-has been detected
in many instances, on the lower tier Of
stumps over which the peat has accumu-
lated aud in some cases the sore y rust
ed axe itself has been found sticking in
the buried tree. Among the tangled
debris of a Frustrated forest the woodman
frequently mislays his tools--a mlshapto to
which the old Romans seems to have
bccn as sub hcct as the men Of u later
time; and SO the list Of Roman utensils,
coins and arms, found in the moses Of
the south and midland parts Of Scotland,
is in consequence il long one.
In ponsil Moss, near Glasgow, says
Hennie, in his Essay on Peat Moss
ga lcathern bag Containing about two
hundred silver coins Of Rome; in Dundaf
Moore a number Of similar coins were
found: ia Aunon Moss. near the Roman
Causcway, a Roman ornament Of pure
roll was found; a Roman camp kettle
was fount! yi,ht feet deep under u mos
on the estate Of Dchtcrtyrc; in Flaund-
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ST, Louis, Sept. 26.
My DEAR SIR: leave at s 'clock in

My DEAR SIR: | leave at s o'clock in
the morning, and send You this burr ed
note in the midst of tie last arrange
mcnts before starting. We have to con
tend with the enemy having no posts to
garrison, and no lines Of transportation
to defend or guard, whose whole force
can be turned at will to any one po'nt,
while we have from Lcaycuwor,h to Cal
ro, and from 1T. Scctt to Paducah to
keep protected. l wish to say TO you,
that though the position is difficult, / AN
conpctc"t to 1t, and TO Il" enemy ID the
feld-l am not able 1T the sam" ;ime to
attend to the enemy at Loluc.
1t is a shame to the country that an
officer going to the field, his !'ie in his
hand, solely actuated by desire to serve
his country and win for himself It's good
opinion-with no other ohjcct-shouid
be destroyed by system Of concerted
attacks utterly without foundation.-
! Charges are spoken Of wien there are no
! chargcs-cXpianations, wien there arc
none to be made What is The object ot
the repetition Of these fy,>ehoo1s, except
, to famiNarze the public mind 30 tue idea
| that something Is wrong? Already our
credit, which was good, is shaken in con.
sequence Of the newspaper intlmatIons
of NY being removed. Money is now
demanded by those furnishing supplies.
/ TO defend myself now would require the
time that is necessary to and belongs t1
my duty agains! the enemy. If permit
ted by tre country, this state OF thing
will not fail to bring on disasters.
But | never would have been attacke.
in lay capacity as an individual an
an exponent Of part of the force 0: th'
nation directed against the enemy Of th'
country. Everything that is directe,
against me is against it, and gives its Gu
emy aid and comfort My private char
acter comes in only incidentally. d.
fend it, because naturally his rc!uta''9'
is dear to any mau but only incidental
". This is the foundation of many q
my acts, and will be if ! stay here. ET
crything that hurts, impedcs or e'nbar
rrsses the work entrusted to me, strtk
E at without hesitation. take the consc
, ouenccs; the worst that can happen t
me il relief from great labor.
, Yours truly, J. G. Fremont.
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The Pacific Telegraph.

Without one hnndrdth part OF the fues
which preceded and accompanied the
laylrg of the great Atlantic Cable, which
lasted for two hours--a cognate enter
prise of foar times the Importance Is 60
ING on rapidly, and to completion. N
fact. so very qaictly is it being done, that
even our own people are scarcely aware
how fast the wires of the Pacific Tclc-
Graph are stretching across tho continent
If no untol cyecn accid'n happens, the
western half Of the line, between San
Francisco and Salt Lake City, will be IN
working order before the snow falls IN
such quantities as to prevent operations.
On the eastern ,llc the line is already
np to the head Of the Great American
Desert, nearly 300 miles west OF Fort
kcarncy; aud there are strong hopes
that the whole line Will be IN working
order from the \ Atlan',r to the Paclhc by
the 9TH Of brcrmher next. 1t Is lmpossI'
hlc to oyrr.r<timatr the Importance
socially, pp|llicalv, and commcrc,ully-
Of thi, great link hc,wcrn the two shores;
and il i, no matter I'll wonder that the
NalitorniaiIs are waiting impatlcntIy tor
the first fl i,Sh over III" wires, white we
almost forge: the enterprise. The Pa
ciGn Hailrnal must ,.4.n follow and then
indeed will California be bound 90 her
Eastcra mothc: by INKS that even re-
bcllirn will be slow TO break.
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Secession Of llucyfT..

~, - ,,., ::
Inc '''S 0' '""'"0'' l"'''''''' }"
crawford county, '"'', IL o"' "-"''''S'
the government Of Ohio in Bucyrus
couoty. and in favor Of a ,tconfcderacy"
e... IVA oa,,os &c ,r;o,o,oc sro
y. I ",' oS,' .'S ,,,.m.. -. - 49,
S''''" 60 ''',''
II reIHs,' 10 '"c',' INC e'p',"' az no7
cyrus, 10 INC great o0'il'nens u cur rear
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Further Particulars OF the Death OF Johh
1. Washington.

On Friday afternoon, about / o'clock,
a small scouting party was sent out to re
ccnnoitcr on the right branch Of Elk
Water, which flows soi"c miles on our
rieht. They had not left the outer picket
post fifteen minutes, when party OF SeV-
en- rebel hor.,mcn approached thcm.-
The commander Of tho rebels rode leisure
ly few PAGES in front Of his escort, and
seemed totally unaware Of bis danger. -
Our >coa.s waited until :hc party came
within short rauge. when, from some IN
cxplicab,c reason, The compauy took the
alarm, and suddenly turned their horses
heads to retreat. As they did so, how
ever, the federal party fired, and the "tii-
Ger, who in the retreat was in the rear,
fell from lis .adllc. lis c, cort fled like
cowardly roIroors, leaving thclr com,
n,apler wouuicl and dying upon the
roadside. Tie Federal party ran 10 The
wounded man aud found hin partly ras
el upon enc hand, attempting to graSl
liz pj>t" 4 they approached The dy
in. smiled faulty AID said, ",i"w Ar
Won box? Give re some water" tn
Of the party placed his can,een 70 ''!'
,o'1icr's lils, bat they were already col
III uya,h.
4 litter was made, aud th" body eaF-
ried to head quarters, whom an cAnh!H!
ton Of his person was made. 'I"2G'
YOU can, of the surprise excited, ""''
npon his clothing was found TIE name
.yohn 4. N'nshiogto"' Four balls ha'
passed through his body, two snter'n
either lung, aud any one lntic'i"s a mor
,al wound. 4 flag of truce was sent tn
next morning to the rebels, Offering t
, return ,he body, and all the Colonel tI
Y fec,-. 1t was met by Lieut.. Col. stars
Of Louisiana, who was coming to ou
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No citizen. of the county has ever been
appointed to any place where theft -
possible, thu. wilItnlIv keeping capital
out of the county.
1t selected Seneca county men for two
terms for State Treasurer, thus making
sure of having the treasury cleaned out
1t has stigma,i2cd our county rs the
"mud county.
1t refused to pay our railroad subserip-
tion. and has never offered to slack W.
ter on the Sanduskv river
These are but very few Of the Crievan-
ces We have submitted to- We could
stretch out the lis, Indefinitely, but these
arc sufficient We will no longer submit
The storm is rising Companies Of two
forty men are tciny organlzcd in every
township. Our representatives have
agreed to resign next March. The inde-
pendent iag--muskrat rampant. wease!
couchant. on field d cggshell-foats
from poles on every corner Cut OFT from
the Statc, direct trade with Indiana fol-
lows released from indr etcdncss 30 Elm
cinna,i and Cleveland, cur merchants
will again lift their heads We arc iD
varnc>t Armed with justice and shawl
pins, we bid the hircllng tools of des-
potic government defiance.
r. S-Thc feeling is intense, extend
ing even to children 4 boy inst passed
our office displaying the secession flag.
1t waved from behind psdaining con-
erolncpt, the mobile. lion hearted bow
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camp TO demand the body. When told
Col. Washington was dead, Col Stark
Was very deeply Elected, and for few
moments was nnah'" TO speak at all. lie
finally >aid, "Col. " ..shincton'S : tcmcrlty
Killed him he WIS advised net TO 20
whore he did. but was on his first cape
dition. aud extremely nXious to distin.
gui>h himself
Col Washington was attached 80 the
staff ofGcN l."e is engineer, from which
il is judged Gen. wee in person COM
mandS the forces in our front.
What a sad commentary Col. Washing
tons l>ath affords Us. His ill"Strlors
u"clr, the founder Of eur liberties, the
great header in thr war for our indcrcnd-
encc The degenerate nephew taken in
arms, fighting against the government
his progcnator hes called into existence !;
losing his life in attempting to undo
what that noble man had done.
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Some Of the Reasons Why.

But why has not Fremont urivcn the
rebels out OF Missouri, and why did lac
permit the fall Of Lexington
In the first place, a majority Of the
men who take up uru.s in Missouri, fight
for the rebels In the second place, more
regiments have bccn sent into the State
by the confederate than the |. S. au-
thori,ies For some time after Gen. Ere
mont took command the army lost
strength, though the public Thought it
increasing enormously. The dissolution
of the three months regime, Is was not
compensated by the appearance of raw
three years men. Many regiments that
Fremont ought to have had, were taken
to Washington. He was crippled terri
bly, for want of money. We believe our
selves to be stating the case very mod
erately, when we say the government has
been penurous in its transactions with
him. lie has also been sorcIy troubled
because good arms could not be procured
in sufficient quantities. He was not per.
mitted to purchase a hundred thousand
stand Of arms in Europe, as he wished
to do. The St. Louis arsenal was emp,
tied at an early stage Of the war. He
needs twenty-five thousand new rifles
now He cant get sabers for lis cavalry
aud is driven to order two thousand five
hundred lanccs made here, another in,
stance, we suppose, Of his cxtravayancc
| lie was accused, some ti'ao sincr al
| having "great army and the oovcrn
ment appeared to h2 Of the opinion ,ha
a great army anywhere except on the 20
tomac, would be an error Of Judgment
and p"remptorlv ordered iivc of his hcs
regiments to " ashin@ton, breaking. u
at once, and, necessarily all his plans
and resulting, as we verify believe, il
preventing the rclici of Lexington, an,
an advance upon Columbus aud New
| Madrid
A correspondent of the n. Y No"l
writing from St. Louis on the 10th, say
| OF him:
, Though the atmosphere above him an,
below him be filed with the rcproachc
of mutinous officers aud angry cabinet
though savage enemy be laundering ol
his frontier, and rebel State wrjt,in;
under his feet, like the great dragon VII
der the heel Of St Michael, Fremont !
quiet aud collected, master of LimSei
and lis instruments.
1t is difficult thing to hold Il VII
cat in each hand and attack panther j
front OF YOU; and when, in addi,'o,
your own friends bring brisk and ma'
nauimous fire in the rear, success b,
comes at least conf jcctural. Yet this
: nearly Fremont's position to day. !
fast as lie concentrates his forces the q
emy occupy the towns thus vacated, an
the outraged Uniopists besicge the gel
elal for succcr. If he scatters his trooI
garrisonwise among the towns, the cour
try clamors against inaction, and r.
proachfully point towards New Madri
aud Columbus. While every nerve
strained for public use, the iIl-timed cri
) icisms of imprudent friends endangt
his efficiency, and while with his lit:
army of lllinoisans, he prepares to d
hattie with the whole southwest, he
ordered to send large proportion Of h
command to defend the capital.
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ass- \ most shocking tragedy occur
red at Bloomington, Ohio, on tue night
of the 9th inst. The wife aud four chill
drcn of John Cox were murdered III
their beds, by having their throats cut.
Cox himself was dangerously wounded
in the same way. Two inen, named San
ucl Rau aud l,iler Asher, were arrested
on suspicion of committing the II urders,
they having lately 4uarrei"d with Cox
in regard to the boundary line. He ac,
cused them of the murders, indeed, be-
ing able to speak, though barely alive
from loss Of blood. But circumstances
point strongly to the husband as having
perpetratcd these attrocious acts while
insane. The butchered family, the moth
er being abou, 80 years old, and the fou'
children ranging between aud l5-a'
they lay welterlng in their blood, presen
ted one Of the most apraiing sights eve
witnessed since the Indian massacres @
the olden time.
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The Baltimore American is Informed
that woman came over to the troops Of
General Banks column recently with a
quantity Of butter end offered it for salt,
and begged hard to be allowed to carry
some back with her The officer was
compelled to refuse her the privilege OF
carryiu. supplies Of that kind into Vir-
ginia, although he offered to send over
aud remove her family to land of plenty
on this side.
The best throw at dice is-'o tbro"
them away.
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IT. I.ata, rtir--t.iic III the Political p,i>"n
ui New INSTRUMENTATION oi the sumatt-.

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is spncwh., ",x,lusi,e' boarding.
house, with sufficient s;yinycnt rules and
re- ,uI,,;. r~ far the ,i~ilty or less board
rrs in the establishment These ,urS
are cnnsn;rrnr.Iy rl,crd on the wall ot
each room, :, thai thew who run may
road and Tho facilities fr ,rol,nr arc
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u;,c vl,v ,,,S,,iho ,h,, rio ,r;so,cr's
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In Chicago, in two days, Sis, $50 was
subscribed to the national loau--S lOO,-
600 by Solomon S,urges 4 Sou.
James B. Clay aud fifteen other Ken,
lucky rebels have been arrested aud taken
to Camp Robinson. Breckenridge barely
escaped
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TiptOn Eamncry.

II. K j. J. DAIRY wonld announce to me
public that they are prepared ~ lAs La III
I'm Tor customers on tie shares, for pay
The hi chest cash price will he paid for hides
We have ise assnrtmene OF Leather on mana,
which We will sell low for cash, or exchange 1t
for hides.
Tint On. August 30. $500.
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al don't miss my church a. much as
YOU may suppose" said a lady to her
minister who called on her during her
illness '.for | make Betsy sit at the
window as suou as the bells begin tc
chine, aud she tells me who is going t,
church, anl whether they have got OF
anything new"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-10-10
ANTONIO VERCIA,
rss BARBER and Hair-DressCr,

0RAS opened BARBER siiOP In Upton, and is now
Fr.tared 10 shave, Cut and Dress Hair, shampoo,
a. Fr.a t.n1 experience he feels confident Of giving
saNHH@tan. HtN. him ! eaii--l.t door West Of the
unioh hnase Shop closed ats A. NJ. on Sundays.
hh-he isa'so preparea to do WHITEwaSHING
tn the most approved ma nnsr. [ni5y7l
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Iu Lake county, Indians, q woman in
drunken Gt, pounded her husband to
death, with a stake The grand jury Re.
fused to fud bill against her on account
Of tie costs. Very economical, that.
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Rev. George W. Gale, the founder Of
tn, city Of Galesbur@, in Illinois, is dead.
lie was one of the Oldest and most re.
spcctcd ccrnymcn iu the State.
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.. T.. MA!IONy h BRO,
Is r 4 I |, & X s

4 NNFfdnss,fe'a!y Myers Hardware store. Al
\ Snork entrusted 10 our care will he attended
20 promptly. ,nahr in the latest fashions and war
rantea 10 vi,c entire satisfaction. Charges rcas-
onahlc. Give nsa cali
Upton. March II, lSbo. llti.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that ALEX. ROBERTSON has
j. rc-epcned his
MEAT MARKET
At tile Oil stand, North Of tile court house, in
TiVten, where he intends to supply he best
laIas ~ deaar county, at reasonable rates FOR
GASu as he bnys heevss on the same terms.
TiYtuA Sept sth, ls6i--3m
pc"bER. SHOT CARS, Just received. new
J. apply as r. j b. lHlLiS.
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buggy an team whips !: good assortment o
Collars ic =, which viii be sol At prlcr' to sail
the xfuss. .1.s-Gksti PAID FOR HIDES.
Tjps n, ,Iannary 18th, is6l'
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He would respect
fully inform his
friends and Gus
toners that he has
on hand a very
Iarge assortment OF
CarriAc, Buggy,
and Wagon liar.
ness: Ladies' and
Men's Sa ldles; bri
llns nf ali kinds
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CIiHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN Bf
- had Of the Subscriber in SUM 10 suit pnr
tha"r.. tcrtiti.'alrs Of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold fui n s
ed A. 4 small premium.
.,I- Diice over !lut>ander'I store.
WM. II. TCrllILL.
Tipton Iowa: July l-t 1860.
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TIE WILTON HOUSE.

HpN0SlTE Tur RAILROAD puror, WILTON.
~ VIVA. =. Mosiiror, Proprietor. Satisfs =
fdh yuarantieI in all case'. uscks leave for
Tie,ot. Onion Grove AMI other points, daily
Wilton, January lst lS3l-5;l
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pixies Pe0k-
:" ". HAIL, having returned fro m Pixies
Ike Peak. is now prepared to do any and ALI
KINDS OF COOPERING and Repairing at his
shop. south Of the Jail.
Upton. October 21th, lso0:7.i'm3
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J. t. NJ y = 4 Y,
Manufacturer and 6Caier in
"a DD ES, UA RN 4 . .,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, 60,

West of the Court House Sqaarc, TIrroS, Iowa.
H.. Il
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D. J. ct Z.
McSVEEN Il BASS.
III, ROTIIROEK.
SNEviNIs YATES,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, TIrToH, THnsR fOrN-
IA TY, Iowa. Office at the sheriff : Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-24
kEHEALTu, HEALTH

M HEALTH, HEALTH
BETTER THAN GOLD /,
Miss MARY SCoFIELD, PRECEPrREss, No $50,
BALTIMORE STREET, BALVThoRE--"1rnth StyGn.
ger tkca Fiction. This lady suffered for years
with Chronic Intlammatory Rheumatism in its most
malignant form. She frs. contracted the disease
when two years old, by being vaccinaed With mat.
ter tron child who lad the white swelling. | rom
this time to womaIbood her sutferings wei, OK,
treme--she never had relief from pain until cured
by HAMPTONS TINCTURE.
An Extract from the Letter
II often wish my parents had known of this rem
edy when was a child, as believe I should have
been saved the excruciating pain have be sub
iected 10, as well as the detorinity Of body must
carry to the grave, and my parents would have
been under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
and in sending they did, to the celebrated
Springs in England in search OF health. ] wish all
the afflicted world could see me and hear the bene-
fits have derived from this Tincture Of Hamptons
| try 10 make all acquainted with its virtues with
whom come iii contact
Gentlemen am thousand times obliged to
You, and You are at liberty to use mt name and
case TO all.
Il remain yours In gratitude,
"MARY A. SCOFIYLD.
mo. $50 West Baltimore stree"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility Scro
fula, Eyes. Pain in the side, Back, &C., are ured
by il.
FEMALES AND CHiLDREN.-This TrStrURE
will be found great medicine for all the I dis
Call and get Pamphlets and read many Of the
most powerful possible certificates Of cures Of the
above diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD d Co, Richmond !;
by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all the Drug.
gsts IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER il NOW.
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles, IS.
an l-dScwts