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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-05
The fn nOcyatic Party.

Ooe would suppose ,'..at the Democrat
lr party Of the North, after naVing eaten
dirt until it has ruined its consttut ton,
aud been used as the tool Of traitors
while they h#d use for it, and then bro
ken up and cast aside In dishonor, would
have found It's senses before this time,
aud hav" @tHercd little self respect for
dccency's sake But no. 1t is the same
old slavery-!oving, time-serving lie-wor.
Shipping, lick spittle, that it has been for
the last twenty years. Ignoring the fact
that the country fell in pieces in the
hands of Democratic party, that it was
destroyed by members of the Democratic
party for no ust cause, that the national
government has never made the first en-.
croachment upon the constitutional rights
Of the South, that no party has ever
even proposed to invade those rights,
that tho South are the only aggressors
aud traitors, and that this wicked and
outrageous rebellion is the child of south,
ern intolerance and ambition, they even
now pirate Of Northern sectionalism as
the "rro@nant source Of the evils that
affect US Bah 1t is enough to turn
the stomach OF pig -Sprinyfctd Re.
puJitcan
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THE THIRD PARTY.

The sore hclds Of Iowa met in State
convention i. hes Moines. on the Goth
ult., and nominated Gen. \. B. Baker
tor Governor, Col Dewey for Lieut.. Gov
error, aud Il. Noble for Supreme Judge.
we Will not now speak Of the men ex-
cept to say that Mr. Dewey has frequent
ly been candidate in Republican con
Vent!on2, and Mr. Noble was a candidate
IN the last Republican State convention
There were but 10 counties represented,
and yet they claim to represent the pat.
rlotis'n of Iowa. Among the delegates
We notice such men as Clacgett and
Thurston of lee, VIM. Penn Clark of
Iowa City, lclIenry Of Polk, I. NJ
Preston Of Linn, Dow Of Davenport
and others of that stamp-Sore heads
mostly. OF course all could not Get nom
mated, and the defeated are sorcr still
There is already war between the di,
ferent factions, but we think no har,
will come of it. The platform is no be
ter than the Republican platform, and +
far as its principles arc concerned "
might indorso it. If they can suppo1
the one they can the other. Why the
should not the men from 10 countie
unite with those from the whole State?
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SHERIFF SALE.

Dl sir;ne al Especial Execution To ne direct.
ID ed. issued from the of'ics f!hc CLERK Of the
District Foart in and for The county Of Cedar
and state OF Iowa. il. favor Of fhages Stone and
W. H. stone, aud now as igned to Nelson Davis,
and a@ai st James Hanna, Almira Hanna and
John Conner have levied upon the f"lioxing
property as the property Of the sad Jane, Han
ma, Almira Hanna and John Conner, to.wit:
re east half Ut tie southwest quarter OF the
nor' heast quarter IF se,lI"t fifteen in tow n hip
seventh nine. north al raHI. west DHd also
that past of lot n Ihb Two on the pat filed in
the commissioners r,.'0lt of the northwest quar-.
Of the southeast quarter of section fifteen in
township setent,-n range two, west Of tue
9TH =. III, '4aan ,cd as follows, bcginair,g at tie
southeast corner near the creek tatuce by lands
OF NanZandt 33 and 80 percbes. west, thence
by lands of ID. Walton north 45o 80 west 8 and
10 perches thence by lands Of NJ w. Burke
north 81 deg. east . perch's to the place OF
beginning. containing III all twenty one acres
and twenty-five pcrches with the appurte nancss
thereon: said land Is situated IN Cedar county,
Iowa:
And shall! 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 l4th day Of
September. A. d. 1861, at l o'clock r. NJ. Of sad
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue tier. ID.
Dated this l3th day of Augu.t A. y. ISL
}. l.. BRADSHAW
Price s7.e0l Sheriff Of Cedar County, Isss.
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Gen. Fremont.

As will be seen by Gen. Fremont's
proclamation of martial law in Mo, he
has 'takcn the bull by the horns' and
proclaimed freedom to the slaves Of reb-
ell masters. Some think this is going
further than he had any RICH. to do, but
they forget that slavery resVred to WAR
to strengthen its domain aud must cx-
pect to be met on its own ground. BY
taking up arms the Shareholders have
placed themselves where they lose all
rights that they held under the Consti-
tuition, and SO long as they continue in
arms they cannot expect to enjoy those
old rights. We indorse Gen. Fremont's
proclamation. Does the Democrat in
dorse it?
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enjoy :" and the Augusta Chronicle
more explicitly declares that "some Of
the visest aud best citizens propose he
reditary constitutional monarchy; but,
however good that may be in itself, the
most important point to discover is,
phether or not the people are prepared
for 1t. It is thought, again, by Others,
We shall be able to 20 on for generation
or two in = new Confederacy, with add.
tiopal safeguards-such Us, for instance,
an Executive for life, a vastly restricted
suffrage, Senators elected for life, or for
a long period, say t'centy one years, and
the most popular branch Of the Assem-
bly, elected for seven years, the judiciary
absolutely independent for life or good
behavior" The Richmond Eramtnsr
is not an inch behind 10 the race
of the journals towards despotism !;
aud in every part Of the South, where
secession has overcome home obstacles,
and rules without question of Legitimacy,
this cropping out Of the aristocratic
scntimen.-this disgust with Democracy
as governing principle-this longing
for the titles and trappirgs of nobility
this reaching out for strong govern
meut-are the most conspicuous signs of
the times, and the people, deluded by
the supposed necessities Of the situation,
are ecboing praises of despotism that
will some day crowd them more hopeless.
~ than ever into the dust.
We have, then, in view Of these facts,
not ouly duty to perform in the main
it, but new obligation to resist in the
limits of our national territory, the es-
tablishmeut Of form Of government
deadly hostile to our Chicago
Tribune.
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AristoCracy of SlavehOlaing.

That the buying and selling of men
and women who labor induces in all cases
contempt for the rights and feelings Of
all the Iaboring classes, without regard to
nationality and color, is fact that has
often been the subject of indignant com.
ment 1t lies, as any man Of philosoph.
ic analysis would be able to prove, at the
very root of this monstrous rebel ion.-
The aristocracy Of tie South do not hate
the people of the North because they
! have received injuries at their hands !;
they have not rebelled, experimenting an
encroachment upon their rights, because
two Of the three branches of the govern
| ment were in their hands. No, they will
i ia. be governed by what they call "mud
sills;' they will not submit to Lincoln,
bec..se he has risen from an humble
station, aud is yet plain and unpretend
ing man and they will not yield obedi
! ence to the majority, because the MAJOR
! ity is of that laboring class which they
! hate.
+ We had occasion latel to comment on
recent speech Of Gov. Brown of Geor.
! eia in which the truth of what we state
was indirectly confessed by the speaker
! in an ntimation that his fellow conspira
tors desired to establish government Of
! of an aristucrat'c character, in which the
! distinguishing and fundamental idea OF
our political syst"ra the equality Of the
governed in IT," eye Of the LAWS to
| be excluded W. re9.rded it as an i'm
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Aew advertisements.

MIR. EDITOR: know that it is customary here
in the West, for men to urge themselves for Of.
flee, but believe 1t is better plan for the office
10 seek the man. Allow me then to suggest, for
treasurer and Recorder the name of man who
am sure has never thought of being candi-
date although he is in every respect well quail
fed and is just the man for the office. j. j..
WRIGHT, Of Cass township, is the man. If a
better man can be named l should like t. see
him nominated and elected.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Cedar county will meet in
Delegate Convention, at the Court House in TIP
ton, Oh Saturday. the It'll day Of September 1861
at one o'clock =. m, for the purpose Of nominal
ing candidates. to be voted for at the cnsnin.
October election, for the following officers: Tw,
Represe natives, County Judge sheriff Treas
urer and Recorder, Superintendent of Common
Schools, County Surveyor. and Coroner.
The Republicans Of each township in said
county will assemble on Wednesday the lth day
OF September, 1851, at two o'clock p. H. al the
place in their respective townships where cleo
.ions are usually held for the purpose of select
ing delegates to said Convention in the rati, of
one dele gate for ca h township, AMI one add.
uonai delegate for every fifty votes. and fraction
OF that Number of twenty-five or more. cast for
Abraham Lincoln for President at the November
election lsb" The representation to which the
various Townships are entitled, is as follows:
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Fiendish Attempt to Blow up ii Rail.oa
Train.

RoLLA, No, Aug %.
The correspondent of the St Louis
U,mocrW furnishes the following:
An attempt was made yesterday to
blow up the train due at l:30 p. N \,
the train r"sched point eight miles east
OF b +" d" ~llnsion took plar" beneath
tho engine, coyuGGr il wiz dirt AMI
gravel, and slightly wounding the chi
nclf o. licking the train T. ,hc ~ro,,
it was discovered tina, a KEY Of ,u,a der
had been buried between the rails, and
had cxpIodcd in some Unknown manner
when the engine passed over it. The
eXplu>lnn occurred on an embank meut
- or 20 feet high, and had its force
been spent in an upward direction in
stead Of Iat'erally, as was the case, the
train would doubtless have been throw
from the track, and several lives lost.
\ company of cavalry, sent down the
railroad to reconnoitcr last night, found
several rails torn up in deep cut near
Jamestown, and fred upon three suspi-
c3"u- characters on the track close ov.
hV with What result is not known.
Cen Mcbride, with 1900 rebels, is
repogtc,. to be on Spring Creek, % miles
southwest Of here.
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Wreck of the jeff, Davis.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept,

"
The Richmond Enquirer of Aug %,
publishes letter from Fcranandu, Flori-
do, dated the 2lst inst, which has been
received at Savannah, Georgia, saying
that the crew Of the jeff Davis had ar
rived there, the vessel having been
wrecked on the bar while trying to get
into St. Augustine, Florida.
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pRORATE NOTICE.

NOTICE in hereby given that the last will and
IN testament Of Silas W. Ballou deceased, late
81 Cedar county. Iowa, was publicly read at the
September term OF the County Court Of said Ce-
dar county; whereupon it was orucred that the
time for proving the same will he at the Noyem-
her term Of said court to be held on the 4th day
Of ssid month; At which time all persons later.
ested In said estate are required TO appear and
show cause. II any they have, against the probate
Of said will. = ,'ss
N order Of the County Court Of said county,
this ID day Of September. A. D. 1861. . As
" 3" W.P. COWAN, County Judge.
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Gen. Rutie,'s Expedition.

The expedition which sailed from Ft.
Monroe several days ago, under command
Of Gen. Butler AID Commodore String
ham, has been sa;i>fac,, rily heard ron
On Tuesday last they a,tacket and car
ricd fort. Clark and Hatteras on the coast
of North Carolina. took $50 prisoners,
including Com. Barron, late Of the L. s.
Navy, 1000 stand OF arms, 80 cannon, &
vessel loaded with provisions, another
with cotton, and several life boats. The
rebel account Of the ah'Ir. via Richmond
and Nashville, admits the capture of Ft
liattcras with 20 cannon and 300 pris
oncrs. Among the documents more or
less interesting, found in the forts, vas
report from the engineer who construc-
ted them, propouncin- them impregna-
bic.
The fruits of this success can hardly
be ovorcstimatad. The worst nest Of pi
rates on the whole southern coast is bro,
ken up. North Carolina is laid open tc
assault on 3 long line Of sea board The
, account Of prisoners and military stores
taken at Bull Ron is balanced, and tho
attention OF JEFF Davis army. or at least
of the North Carolina re.imcnts, will be
Withdrawn from the Potoma, to a NOR,
pressing exigency at home - Uicag,
TriJune
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Importance of American Food to Eng.
land.

land.
To the Editor Of hls NJ Y Tribune:
SIR: Much Is sad ana written about
the danger to result to England from
temporary interruption of her supply Of
Gotten from thls side, and that her fail
ure to get her full quantity will compel
her to force open the southern ports which
the United States shall declare closed
Suppose England should attempt this,
let us see how muck she would gain. OF
course such an act on her part would at
once close all north rn ports against her,
ard, besides cutting off three fourths of
all her sales t. America, prevent her get.
ting supply OF .,od.
Now, supposp al 5Ihcr season Of short
crops should tn ~ u.r again upon US for
that which her j, "l' n"a hare from
he government. u. rom their labor
in cotton mill
The simple q...aor. .o@a is which of
/ two evils will ,n, -...rs~' he temporary
/ loss of supply Q. 81 q, while the go
vernmcnt is putt down this wicked
rebellion, having a. the same time an
equal chance III our great market for her
manufactures or the loss OF the Ameri.
can market for her manufactures, and
the loss OF our abundant supply o! !ood,
both cheap and superior in quality
we are told that the NORTH farm has
destroyed the American market to Brit
'sn manufactures. " IS MOI true. Inc
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MR.. DANIELS: see that men are urging their
claims for nomination at the approaching
County Convention. Permit me to bring for
ward the name Of = man who is not here to urge
himself and who would not do il i he was here:
one who was among the ft~t 70 volunteer to
fight the battles Of his countlv, yI lie otl "rs re
mained at home attending t. tneir own aH.irs.
That man is WIN. ELLl1iE He is capable an3
b nest. and his patriotism j. above suspicion.
he would make good Treasurer and Recorder.
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A company Of Italian soldiers, at Por-
to Landole, while being refreshed, were
set upon by the people and rumber
mastered. The troops retaliated the
next day, destroying the whole town
One hundred and fifty persons were kill
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New York, Sept. J

The Herald correspondent sends the
following dispatch: A dispatch has been
received here to-day, from Richmond,
ria Louisville, announcing the death of
Jeff Davis. This accounts for the dis
play Of flags at half mast fron the rebel
ramparts to. day.
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WHAT THEY ARE L,,ING.

A gentleman Just from Texas has put
US IN possession of file of papers print
ed at different points along the line be
tween Houston and Memphis, and anoth-
er bundle of old dates from Savannah
along shore to Richmond-in all, thirty
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Rebel Movements in Tennessee.

WAsuINGToN, An- PA letter re-
cei'ed here from Tennessee says that
- 900 rebels are under arms in that
s,tat'. IN the Lagrange District all but
twenty four Of the male inhabitants had
cnrs;, i in the -ebel army
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

DUBLIC Notice 10 hereby given that the IN
L dersigned, Executor de bonus non Of the es-
tate Of Elliott Parr deceased. late Of the county
Of Cedar, will offer 1t public sale on Saturday
October 5th, 1861. ct one O'Clock p. m. Of said
day,on the premises mile northeast Of London,
the following property tO-wit: the southwest
quarter Of the nor heast quarter, section no. 80,
township 81. north OF range one, west OF the 5th
p. m, containing 40 acres. Terms cash,
]. d. SHEARER
Executor de bonus
pxl.
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THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR COUNTY. So:
IN the District Court Of said Cedar county June Iefn
A. d. 1851
FRANCIS MchEE.
vs.. In Equity.
JANIS III. COVER, Original NOTICE.
BORREDELL COVER ct al

To Allen Hammond, T. G. Cover, Clarlsss -
Cover and Phelps. Bias X Co.:
YOU hereby notified that there is now on ne y
the Office Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of 49,
C9unty aforesaid petition in equity OF Francis 1872
claiming OF and against the said James 0owe1 ~
Dorrede Cover, the foreclosure Of nossRsge On
Of all of you. your equity Of redemption IN aso =.
following real estate, situate in said Cedar coanv
wit Lots number one, two, three, four, aye, sx ~
IN section twenty eight l2a) the ives. han Q, y"
northwest quarter, and the west half o. tire soutn
quarter Of section twenty seven GU, the nor.hs.x
quarter and the east half Of the northwest quarter,
the northeast quarter ofthe southeast quarter o.
number thirty two; the north half Of the souhtwes ~
OF section number thirtythrce the east half o. ~
southwest quarter Of section twenty -nine ana ~
southwest quarter Of the s7uthwest quarter OF
twenty two, all In township eighty -one north o. 'sn -.
number four west Of 5th r. NJ. and CONTAINING ~
thousand and twenty Ave acres. more or less. IsN
mortgage having heen executed by the sal ss1sss~e
Cover and Borredeil Cover, May 1Xh, heID, 70 .eN
the payment Of note Of same date executed " u.,e
James II. Cover for ten thousand five hundreh a.
The said Alleu lIamnlIDopd, William iiaiLAio D.
bert Cover, Charles W. Cover, T. e. GO "eI, ~, ~
Cover, Clarissa J. Cover, and Phelps, bhA s.,ne
h rehy notified that no personal claim IL ma"e
them in this action. .... ,ssD
Now unless you appear thereto and defend beIo !. =
Of the second day ofthe term OF said e.
held the first Monday Of December. A. y. ~ II.
fault will be entered against you and jads"e"' -
cree be rendered prayed in said petition. =. v,,l
FAIrALL 4 BOAL, Sol for Il -
Ordered that publication of the within notice
- ''s ALONZO SHAW.
Clerk ~ District Court, Cedar Co..
Upton, August 18th, 1851.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of special execution TO me dIrect
ID ed, issued from the Office OF the Clerk Of the
District Court, in and for the county OF Ceds.
ard State of Iowa in favor Of o. NJ Culver ano
against George W. Soper. Tlitha sopcr, ano
Almny Soper have levied upon the ioho"'M NJ
property as the pr operty of the said Georee W
Soper, Tilitha Soper, and Almina sopeF' w.
wit:
The east half Of the southwest quarter and the
west half of the southeast quarter OF section
number seventeen, and the north half OF the
northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
section number twenty, all in tp no. eighty,
north Of range two, we Of the 9Th principal me-
ridian, containing one hundred and eighty (ls0)
acres, all in Cedar county, Iowa, with the appus'
tenances thereon.
And shall otter the same for sale ut pnbHe ont.
cry, at the Court House door in the town Of
Upton, in said county, on Friday the 9Th day
of September, A. d. 1851 at one O'Clock p. N. OF
said day to satisfy said execution and costs 'ns'
may accrue thereon.
Dated this sth day OF August A. D. ls6I.
J. l.. BRADSHAW,
Or fee sci Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
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MIR. ;. ;. DANIELS Please announce the name
OF WIN. II. HANNA, OF Sugar Creek township as
. candidate for sheriff at the coming election
subject to the decision of the Republican County
Convention.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DUBI.IC Notice is hereby given that Aaron
j Crissman, Exc, ntor Of the estate Of John
Crissman, de- eased, has fled in the Office Of the
County Judge OF Cedar connty. Iowa, his final
report Of the settlement Of the ailairs Of said
estate. and asks to be discharged from all fur.
ther duties and liabilities IN the premises AZ
persons DESTROYS II cont" sting tie same mus; L.
SO on or before the first Monday # October. ISL
or the said report will he coLirmea as prayed
for therein.
w.P. C0WAN, County Judge
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
ZENAS BROWN, of Pioneer township, a, a can
didate for Sheriff, subject to the Republican Co.
Convention. Many VoTERs
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NOTICE,

At the old stand, North of the cour. hoHs" in
Upton. where he intends to supply he best
meat in Cedar county, at reasonable rates FOR
CASH, as he buys beeVes on the same terms.
Upton. Sept 5th. l>sl-3m
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PROBATE NOTICE.

vDUBLIC Notice is hereby given that J. +. Bar
i rett, Executor Of the estate OF Horatio Bar
rett deceased, has filed in the Office OF the Coun-
~ Judge Of Cedar county Iowa, his final report
Of the sette ment Of the affairs Of said estate and
asks to be scharged from all further duties
and liabilities in the premises. All persons de-
sirous Of con testing the same must do SO on or
before the first Monday of October, 1861, or the
said report will be confirmed as prayed for
therein.
s. ". r. COWAN, County Jadge.
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enter Township, 33G votes, = delegates

BY order Of the Republican Central Commit
tee of said Cedar county
=. u. TURNER, Chairman.
WV. p. WoLr, Sec.
Upton, August 18th. lsnl.
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A NEW and fresh supply Of Sugar, co con Fl
asses. &C.. lust received BY Z. N. 1hA@''~
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pay- One reason, given by the getters.
up of the third party in its favor, is that
we should not ARGUS party feeling
One Of the prime n"v"rs asked Repub
lican, few days sire, to join this third
party The Republican refused, when
he was tainted with favoriug secession
What pure Harty that is, composed a:
/ it is of the broken down politicians anc
soc heads Of al the old parties.
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1.-The last Democ,at sneerinely says
that the leaders of the Republican "or-
ganization are determined to have party
contest this fall Yes, we'll how is it
with the Democratic leaders, The
Democrat of the week before, stated that
a Democratic Convention would be held
on the 9th inst, the day before the Re
publican Convention is to be held, for
the purpose Of nominating county off.
GERS Had the Democrat forgotten that
resolution of its convention in which it,
editor took part? Very likely, bu
others have not.