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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-09
NEW YORK, Nav 9,

NEW YORK, May ..
The TriLune's Wasi ington special
says: The policy Of the Admin ;stration
henceforth is war, and the cabinet i. a
unit on this policy.
The navy yard at Norfolk is to be i'm
mediately rebuilt.
Commissioners from Western Virginia
to day assured the President that if
furnished with arms their portion of the
State would be cared for.
Capt. Cakes, from Texas, reported at
headquarters to day. He says the troors
throughout the South are in a high state
Of efficiency, and are being concentrated
at Norfolk and Lynchburg.
Evidences of Ii. Maury's treschery
are daily apparent IN tho removal Of
lights, buoys, &c.
Com. Armstrong is suspended for three
years without pay.
G n. Butler is detached from Annap-
oils, and appointed to the command of
an important Southern movement.
A man was arrested at Annapolis on
Tuesday with dispatches from New York
for the President, Gen Scott and the !
war department, which were found open
ed He will be tried by court-martial.
The steamship Atlantic from Gslva
will be up at 10 o'alock.
1t is reliably stated from Annapolis
junction that the Goth regiment caught
a man attempting to draw up spikes from
the rails and shot him, in obedience TO
orders. They also arrested two spies
A schooner arrived from Wilmington
Isiia 31;Yas5}fst With twenty six others
PORTLAND, May1.
An attempt was made yesterday to
blow up the State powder house on Bra n.
hall Hill. 1t contained 1000 kegs of
powder.
BALTIMORE, May |.
Fort McHcnry to-day was further re-
inforced by two companies of artillery,
under Maj. Norris, who takes command.
MONTGOMERY, May |.
Congress is in secret session. A bat
talon of three Alabama companies left
here this morning for Virginia. Two
Of dragons are ready for Pen.
sacola.
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John Brown. jr., Preparing for an Irrup.
ton on Virginia.

John Brown, jr., is encamped near
Beaver river, about midway between
Newcastle, Pa, and the Ohio river, with
four hundred negroes, principally from
Canada, whom he is practizing in militia
ry drill. The particular object of the
gathering is not known, but it is pre-
sumed that it has some relation to visit
to Virginia, probably Harper's Ferry,
when the proper time arrives The camp
is not more than days march from the
Virginia line, 1900 additional negroes
are expected to reach the camp in a few
days. They were provisioned and sup
piled generally Nus Journal
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Upton, May 18th, 1851.
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LEXINGTON No Nav z

The Union demonstration last night
was broken up BY the Secessionists. One
Union man was shot, but not seriously
injured. There was to be Union meeting
here this evening, but it has been sup
pressed by the secessionists. The seces-
sion flag now waves in front of the Court
House.
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Teri Bile Ea,thuuaIe..0.O 900 Killed.

New YORK, May 3
Inc Northern nsSns mas arrived from
Aspinwall with 100000.
VALPARAISO, April 3-Advices say
tia. an earthquake destroyed Mendoza
5000 persons killed. San Juan also re-
ported destroyed.
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~ Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Clinton, and
Judge TABOR, Of Independence, will de-
liver addresses on the affairs of this ma
ton, in the court house at Upton, on
Monday evening, May 14th, 1861
They will also hold a meeting at Ro.
chester, on Tuesday evening, aud at
Wilton on Wednesday evening.
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From the Des Moines Register.
Letter from OSCOMnOF.

The following glorious letter, fraught
with the eloquence of the true patriot
and soldier, was addressed TO Hon. E.
Sells, by Henry O. Conner, Esq of Mus
catine. Mr.. 0. is a private in the first
Company formed at Muscatine, and the
first Company THAI was accepted by the
Governor
DEAR SELLS: That calamity which |
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The negroes of New Orleans are be-
ing made sensible that the whites are
afraid Of them. The negro churches have
been closed; several steamboat crews Of
blacks, both slave and free. have been
locked up, and every measure resorted to,
to prevent servlle Instruction
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COMBINED
Union ReaDers and Movers

THE undersigned having the agency for the
above named Reaper and Mower: the celebrated
E. Balls of Canton, Ohio; Whitley's Self-RakiHg
Reaper. Of Springfield, Ohio; and Falveys Of
Wisconsn-has samples of the above named ma
chimes, opposite the Court House ION the vest.
For terms, etc, call On the subscriber or II. G..
Piatt, Esq, at the Court House.
E. HOYT.
Upton, May sth, lsGl-3
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PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given that the annual meeting ofthe
stockholders of the Upton Railroad Company, as
provided by the articles of association. will be
held at the Office of the company, in Upton, on
the second Wednesday 9Th of June, A. D. 1861,
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF electing
seventeen Directors Of said Company for the en-
suing year.
All stockholders holding Treasurers certiR
Gates, are earnestly requested to hand them in
to the Secretary, without delay.
BY order OF the Board.
A. GILBERT, Sec.
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A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES!
AND ONE WITHOUT NATE.

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AND ONE WITHOUT NATE.
lst-s'T The Paper Neck Tie.''
Patent applied for.)
THIS TIE is made entirely Of paper, in 100
different styles and in perfect imitation OF silk
and other fabrics. The price is so low that .
gentleman may wear NEW TIE EVERY DAY,
and yet not be chargeable with extravaganza, or
one Tie can be worn 3 to days, il necessary to
economic.
2d-The Relief Tie.
Patented January Goth, 1861
This Is doubtless the most perfect silk Tie ever
invented. and Is just what the name implies, .
perfect relief from all further trouble in tying
bows.
3d-The Lace Edge Tie.
An exquisitely beautiful articlG-it has only to
be seen to be admired.
SMITH 4 BROUWER sole Manufacturers,
No. s. Warren str ,et N. Y.
N. B.-We sell to Wholesale Jobbers only
Country Merchants can orde our goods Of any
wholesale house with whom they are dealing.
April 18th. ls6l-2m
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Enlarged to GA Columns Weekly!
THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL.

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-09
Harper's Ferry to be Evacuated.

Gentlemen from Frederick and Fred.
icksburg say that Gov. Letcher will soon
issue an order for the evacuation Of Har.
per's Ferry by the troops now rendez.
vousing there.
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Another PFUe3amAlloa ProAob1e.sWaaA'
lngton UnAer Martial Law.
New YORK, May 6.


New York, May 6.
TbssHerolTs dispatch says:
1t is currently believed that the Pres
ident will issue smother proclamation to-
day [ Monday announcing the intention
of Government to re. possess federal prop
erty seized BY the rebels, and deal sum.
marily with al hereafter found resisting
its authority.
Advanced post are to be established
within circuit d twenty miles Of Wash
ington, extending into Virginia, in order
to protect the agricultural districts sup
plying the cspita.
The city Of Washington is placed un-
der semi martial law. and Lieut.. Elwood
appointed provost marshal. The law does
not extend to civilians, though close So
pervision is ksptEover their movements.
A special disp,tch from Baltimore to
the Times says tie Legislature re-assem.
bled to- day. The secessionists, it is said,
viii 10. attempt to call a convention, and
if they do the Ution men will insist that
the question Of convention or no conven-
tion shall be referred to the people.
baltimore. May 6.
Travel on the B. & o. r. X. uninter-
rnpted. A U. s. recruiting Office was
opened in this city this morning. Stars
and Stripes displayed.
NEW YORK, May 6.
A Baltimore dispatch to the Times
says: 1t is believed that the railroads to
Wheeling viii be taken possession of
soon. The secession troops only hold
the road between Harrer's r.iry ana
Martinsburg. The whole secession gov.
ernment of Maryland is demoralized by
the prompt movement Of troops. 1t is
rumored that Camden station, Baltimore,
will be occupied on Monday morning by
a detachment from the Relay House.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nav &

a special dispatch to the Post says the
steamer ". j: Rainy is to convey aforce
from Annapolis to retake Smiths Point
light ships. The Rainy has four guns
and seventy men on board. She will re.
rebels.
a war steamer is now stationed off Fl.
Mchenry to assist the garrison in case of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-09

>, ALBANY, Nay o.
Hon. John A. Dix has accepted the
MAJOR Generalship of the New York
forces rendered him by Gov. Morgan.
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CAIRO. Nav 4

Gen. Pillow, Gen. Ely aud other prom.
inent officers of the rebel army and a
large number Of Mississippi, Arkansas
and Tennessee troops, are at Memphis.
Heavy guns are arriving there daily.
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GILT NOULDINGS

I>UR Picture framing: A large variety o.
il patterns. at the ont. price Furniture Rooms
of s. G.. 4 p. STEIN, Nuscatine, Iowa.
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Nine Steamboats, Burned..Fcderai Troops.

New ORLEANS, May 6.
Nine steamboats, were burned on the
opposite side Of the river last night
Loss 1925, 900.
The schooner Horace, with federal
troops from Texas, passed the mouth of
the river to. day, en- route for New York.
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WASHINGTON, Nav

Messengers from Alexandria report
large numbers of people flying from the
city ia view Of the contemplated attack
by the Federal troops. Four hundred
rebel troops arrived Sunday from Rich
mond, but seeing federal feet coming
up the Potomac, they escaped to Har-
per's Ferry.
The Neraids dispatch says the Mary
land committee were told by the Presi-
dent !, Was not the intention of the GOV
crnmcnt to retaliate for the attack ip Bal.
timore on Northern troops, but it was de.
termined to assert its right of way thro'
Baltimore at all hazards.
WASHINGTON, May 6.
1t Is said Gov. Sprague and the Rhode
Island troops will soon move southwark.
by advice Of the military authorities,
the Mayor issued proclamation, reouir,
ing all drinking saloons to close at o: 80
p NJ.
Much alarm exists at Alexandria. ow-
ing to the proposed military occupation.
Gen. Scott has published a card beg
glng correspondents to spare him, saying
he has no office in his gift, no power to
accept volunteer corps or individuals, and
no time to answer letters.
Gov. Letcher has issued a proclama.
ton, saying that the sovereignty of Viz.
g'nia has been denied, her territorial
rights assailed, her soil threatened with
invasion by the authorities of Washing.
ton, and every artifce employed to in
flame the people of the Northern States
against us. 1t therefore becomes the SOL
emn duty Of every citizen of Virginia to
pceparc for the impending conflict. In
this view he authorizes military CON-
manders to order out their forces and
muster additional numbers of volunteers
as exigencies may demand.
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DAvENPORT
DAILY GAZETTE

DAILY GAZETTE
Is published at Davenport Iowa, at 5000 per
annum. or so cents per month. It contains oil
the
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
of the Associated Press, up to the hour of publ
cation, and IL
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
to this paper. Through the medium Of the DAI-
LY GAZETTE, intelligence from
ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
is placed before the people Of Iowa
TWENTY FOUR HOURS
in advance of the Chicago papers. Strict atten.
ton is devoted to the
MARKETS.
and faithful record kept both of Eastern and
home markets.
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Those remarkable prspasatiens (unltke 4, a
ers) are
.Fres from PoieonA~
"NotAasgefsss - tAs Apasn h.a-,
Rats come ct q thsis holee p ~.

10 years ssd mere established n New Yea =.
USED BY-rAs City Pea ons>.
USED BY.shs City Prisens asd ss,s..
USED BY-City Saeaners, sAi,s 4.
USED Bf-shs 6 City Hospitals. Ai.s H.,..
USED BY-sAs city hotels .-.A,s.,. =.
Nicholas" &c.
USED DY-she Boarding. Houses xe.
USED Bf.nors tAaa $1,000 Privsss r,.,.
See pAat lie People, Pres a.d D.o.,,
say.
- nth sns. ,''ss:: sc We: -.
asor and tried Il, and in one week ~. -. a.a-
RoacA o. Mousse d the Assse. ~
JOHN !. Owens. No. y n. 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. visS vs, -. ssssse.
g no longss, they ne Cos.a.'s Ix.eaainsso,s -
fectsd aothng; but Costar's article lnoehs "a. e
out Of Rats, Nice and Bed Bues, qucke, ~ - ~
:si.s =: i !. n s,s.s demand Ill over .As eesssy-
MORE CHAIN asd provisions y. asss,v,.a -.
ally In Grant County b. vernn, tAa. nm -. ~
tons q this Rat and Insect killer.-Lsssssssv ssj
HENRY h. COeTAR. Your Hxtsuisaso, n ,,es.,.a
used, and pronounced decided success. We sssI :
boz o. II, aad the yay the rats ed nice asss.l 80
.eeper. since then not ! IA o. Hosss - - y
heard in the kitchen or eelias.-JASSregs, (Ssss)
IHAvE BEEN sELLrNa-Yeu, Ix,.r-i,.... =.
the last year, and have found sAse ever tine
have not known !. 70 fail in . single instance.
WE .Gnsl KSss, Drussisss. c..dinsse.,
| and vennin disappea, inasdisseiy.
Scxss q s1or''ss' Dsussisss, New WisAsos. 10.
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SATISFACTORY

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WE believe the time has come when every
w family in this and adjoining counties will
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Household Journal. Vol I.

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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE PARTNERSHIP OF the subscribers has
l. this day been dissolved, by the withdrawal
firm will please call and settle before the LIST Of
June, after which time all notes and accounts
past DUE will. without distinction be left in the
hands Of Q less indulgent party for collection -
The business will be continued 1t the old stand
by the remaining members OF the firm.
J. G. SCHMUCKER.
GEO. SCHMUCKER
D. X. SCHMUCKER.
Upton. April 3Gth, lsGl--4w
DISSOLVED.
FI>HE firm OF F.P. 4 W. DEAN, dealers in boots
l. and shoes, is this day dissolved, by mutual
consent F. p. Dean takes the books and will
pay all the debts. r. P. Dean will continue the
business at the old stand. F. p. DEAN.
WIN. DEAN.
Upton, April 26th, 1861
JOHNS l. CROsLEY,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS or THE IMPROVED
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-15
the fleet had fne weather for landing on
Monday,
New YORK, Noy. 18th.

The Ierald's Waehineto n dispatch says
that the gun b at Dawn passed down the
river Saturday night without being firing
into. 4 new rebel battery has been erected
opposite Maryland point at Aequia Greek
compelling our aotllla to move farther down.
The Trijuue's dispatch Gays that several
rebel regiments on the lower Potomac have
been withdrawn Rccounoitcrlns parties
sent out during the past 36 hours report that
the relelo are rapidly retreating. The
Worlds Dispatch says that the President
will not pardon Capt. Gordon the SLAYER.
Gen. Mcclellan has recognized the spy
department and row readily receives reliable
information Of the enemies strength and
movements. The Times dispatch says that
Mount Vernon is now within our lines. The
TriJune's Washington despatch says Col.
jackson OF the y. Y, 18th, died this morn
Ing. Gen. Buel starts for Ky, on Wednes-
day, The 10 missing men from the Mozark
regiment have returned well laden with
forage.
The Times dispatch says reconnaissance
to Peacock's Hill, ) miles beyoud townsville
found no trace Of the recent presence Of rebel
pickets. The rebel Gen. Ewell is at Fairfax
station with regiments and has thrown up
two ield works.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-15
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. !.

The steamer S. r. Spaulding left tor Hat
teras last evening with cargo OF comm lssa-
nv stores. 1t is more than probable that
some of the troops will return in her.
1t is understood here that Hltteras Inlet
is a place of too much importance to be
abandoned Should the Goth Indiana req
m ent return to Old Point its place will be
Immediately supplied by large force.
Bv 1ag of truce from Norfolk, news OF
the feet has been received but it is provo
kingly meagre as the only person who came
down was bound by his parole TO reveal no
particulars. The steamer Union with q
cargo of horses and stores and another trans
port name not given were lost during the
gale, one at Kill devil ShOal, the other on
Rogue's Beach coast of n. c. The crews oil
both ,63 ia number are prisoners at Raleigh.
1t is not known whether any one was lost:
but 10 horses were saved.
The executive offer of the Minnesota states
| upon information received by the fig OF
truce that the Fleet was bombarding Port
Royal, and was meeting with a warm re-
ception, the rebels having for some time
been preparing for them.
The above reached Norfolk to day by tele-
graph.
The repor ted resi- snltion Of Gen. w ool is
news here.
The gunboat Monticello leaves in couple
/ of DAYS for the blockade of Whining ton.
NEW YORK, Nov. I.
The Heraid's Washington despatch say
ouartermaster Gen. Meiggs is urged by in
/ auenti.l parties as successor t. Gen. Ere
II ont. while it i thought Gen. Hallock WI
/ be sent to Kentucky.
Gen, Hooker, com mander Of our troops 0
he Potomac, made a reconnaissance
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-
IL VIII % Imlo'si0l9 10 eAaggera'e the
gloom "Nlc' prev aii'u III our camp yeS'er
Jay ana no'"ll5 Ou' Ve''' / 1o'iion' . uIson'
end.a'ors lTe''h'eu IL from r'P9u'n6 in'o
general mU'n'y' LIS 4ua' ''i' "'i'
throngai with officers al day tx
pressing their Indignation and inch
nation to resign Inc Germans were