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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17


Ed. Wright, } J Wright,
". Henderson, VIM. Baker,
II. c. Loomis, J W. Stanton,
ii. Wharton, j. b. McGill.
FOR TWO YEARS.
p. Roberts, John Leith,
S. X. Houghton, VIM Robinson,
Vim Mason, j w. Brown.
{. Z. Sheldon, z. Brown.
The Chairman appointed the following
standing committees, to-wit:
Committee on Roads. Bridges and
Eerries-Messrs. j. J. Wright, Baker,
McGill.
Comm. on Expenses and Taration.-
Messrs. Wharton, Roberts, and Leith
Comm on Claims Stanton,
Roberts and Leith.
Comm on Public Buildings d Prop,
erty. -Messrs. Houghton, j. w. Brown,
aud Henderson.
Comm. on School Fusd and Lands
Messrs. LOOMS, Robinson and Roberts
Comm. on Printing and Stationery
-Messrs. II. Brown, Mason, and Stan.
ton.
Comm, on Townships and Tounshin
Organization. Mess-s. McGill, }. W.
Brown, and Loomis.
Comm. on Treasurer and Treasurer
accounts Ed Wright, u. Brown and
/ Roberts.
Comm on Equaii-ation-M essrs. Ba,
ker, Stanton, and Ed Wright.
WIN. Z. Cowan, County Judge, made
lis report on school fund and school
lands, which was submitted to the prop
or committee.
Samuel Wampler, Treasurer, also made
his several reports, which were referred
to the several proper committees.
On motion, adjourned to meet at
o'clock 7. VI.
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Board met persuant to adjournment
The Board authorized the Clerk to is
sue warrants on all claims hereto gor
audited by Co. Judge.
The committee on Pebble Building
and Property, was instructed to inauir
and examine into aud report at the mex
meeting of the Board, what is the cou
d'''on, disposition aud expenses INQUIRE
by the oaiccr heretofore in charge of
and in looking up the swamp lands i
Cedar county, as per sec. 927 and 81
OF the revision Of 1860.
The Board conferred all the powers i,
clause IS in section 3 also section 81
Of the revision Of 1860, on the clerk, ex
cept where claims of damages 10 roac
cases are contested, and petitioners arc
not willing to pay the damages assessed
then in y at case said clerk is to continue
such road case until the next meeting OF
the Board
Bonds of the several officers were e.
tablishel as follows: County Treasurer
! $4,000; Sheriff, $4,000; Justices Of
the Peace, $500; G nstables, $500
The clerk is authorized to settle with
township clerks, by order of the Board
The clerk is also required to procure
the necessary plats aud field notes from
the land Office, to complete full! set Of
the same in his Office
The clerk is also authorized to omen
the new court room to all deliberaiive
bodies who may feel disposed to coo veue
| il the saua. aad also for the purpose d
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17
Fun AHEAD.

THOSE indebted to CASAD 4 GILMORE, by
/ account or note. are requested to call and
settle before the Is. day Of January. 1851. or
their bills will he placed in proper hands for
Collect II. BE prompt and save costs.
Dpc IA GASAD * GIL MORE.
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NOTICE.

MY wife, Caroline Storck. having left my bed
Inland hoard without any just PROV ncstion, sil
persons are hereby forbid to trnst her On my re-
count 81 will pay no debts Ut her contracting.
H ANDREW 6TOhCK.T
Csaa ~, Cedar CO., Iowa, Dec. -. ~. 49,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17

A UNION CABINET ecu. Dix of
New York, was on Frida. NOMINATED and
confirmed as S. crc'ary Of the Treasury.
This, it is said, completely purges the
Cabinet of its disunion virus.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17
From Charleston,
CHARLESTON i

CHARLESTON, Jan. II.
The South Carolina Secretaries Of War
and State went yesterday to Fort Sumter
under flag of truce. There is great ex-
citement. and all sorts of rumors are
aAoat as to their object, but nothing Ger.
tain is publicly known. The Secretaries
remained two hours at Fort Sumter. 1t
is believed their visit was not hostile.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17

The Florida State Convention passed
the Ordinance Of Secession On the 10Th
inst, by a vote Of G2 to !.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17

ga The rebels have taken possession
Of nearly all the forts aud arsenals, on
the seaboard, from Virginia to Mexico.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17
CHARLESTON, Jan. IL

\ private dispatch to the Courier says
that the federal troops have abandoned
all the forts in Pensacola Harbor, excep,
Fort Pickens, where they are concentra.
ted, and that 800 men have left Mobile
to surprise Fort Pickeus.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17
On motion, adjourned to l clock P. NJ
l O'CLOCK, =. NJ,

O'CLOCK, I. N,
Board met persuant to adjournment
The Committee on Credentials report,
cd the following named persons entitled
to seats in said Board Of Supervisors, to.
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Judge Trumbul was, on Wednesday
reelected Senator Of the United States
from Illinois for the term of six years.
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PROSPECTUS OF The WEEKLY MA.
TlONAL REPUBLICAN.

WAsHisGTos. D. c.. December Is60
The undersigned have CONNIE need the publication, in
this city. of weekly newspaper, called the National
Republican,. @s
II is printed large sheet, q by - inches, and
furnished ut the low price stated below 1t will COR
tain all the gina the daily National Repu
iican with the exception of local news not interesy
to country subscribers Il will give full reports Of n
proceedings OF Congress, and Of the other departma
OF the National Government.
II will contain all the the day foreign anl
domestic, ma kes DC. dc as well as an oruin.i cor
respondenee from all parts of the The mis-
ceaneous department will receive special attention,
and, in all respects, the effort will be essablsh
the character ofthe National Republican as
Family Newspaper.
In politics. the paper will be Republican, sustaining
the Incoming Administration Of Mr. Lincoln. but dis
claiming however, any preension to be the organ the
There other Republican paper in the Distric, Of
luinba, in the vicinity Off, and 1t 10 believed ,ha
tant shere Of useful effort The time has come when
the actual administration Of the Goyernmen upon Re
publican principles will explode the atom
which have made those principles dsaseful to the
South. ##
But not only here, and in this vicinity, that the
useful. To the whole country they offer jOurna
which will discuss national politics from national
standpoint and which will never he swerved from pct
rotic duty by overpowerny pressure Of local inter-
est.
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Tire copies, one year 500
rive copies. one year
Ten copies, one year 1890
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gold, or in notes Of solvent banks Address
L. CLEPHANE Co.,
n2-3w National Republican, Washington D, G.
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buggy and team whips q good assortment Of
collars, &c, which will I've sold At prices to suit
Gle l.Is.as. 1-CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
y yipsonL Janssrv lsth, lasl. ~s
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lie wopid respect.
fully inform his
friends and cns-
toners that he has
on hanl a very
arge assortment Of
Carriage. buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness: Ladies' and
Mems Saddles; bri
dies OF all kinds;
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-17

CHARLESTON, Jan. about eleven
o'clock this morning, boat from Fort
Sumpter, bearing Lieut.. Hall, with
white fas, approached the city. Lieut..
Hall had an interview with Gov. Pick
ems, aud was afterwards escorted to his
boat and re-cmbarked for Fort Sumpter.
The communication from Maj Anderson
is as follows:
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West Of the Court House Sqaare. TirroH Iowa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12
From New York.

| New YORK, May 10.-The steamer Illinois arriy ed
| from Fort Pickens the evening of the I'd and Kew
West on the morning of the 9th. The Powhattan
Brooklyn, Sabine, Wyandott, Supply and Water
Witch were off Fort Pickens. The Mowhawk left
on the lst for coast of Texas. partial blockade
exists a. PENSACOLA. No munitions of war are al.
lowed to enter. Piekens is prepared to repel any
| attack.
The secessionists have battery at Deer Point
They have also commenced unroo1ng the buildings
of the Navy Yard preparatory to an attack. Their
forces are rumored to be 5000.
All was quiet at Key West. The st. Louis and
Crusader were there.
The Government has just been put in possession
of important information in relation to the moves
ments and operations of the rebel army
Their exact motive has not yet pired but the
Government is taking advantage of it, and will be
ready in three four days to meet the Confederate
forces at every point.
1t appears that a large force is now marching
from the South for Harpers Ferry, and from thence
they will attempt to force their way into Pennsyl
vana, their object being to draw off the forces con
centraled at Washington, and attack them at both
points.
The Government is IN possession of very Imuor-
tant information from reliable sources having agents
in every southern State, and fully posted in re-
gard to all movements.
Mr.. Wigfall, in a letter to a friend in Washington
says, in great confidence that the Confederate army
will capture Washington, Lincoln and his Cabinet
unless they leave before the middle of June
He says they have nearly 100000 well armed
troops, and in less than two weeks will be on their
way to Washington, and expect to winter in Phila-
delphia.
The Times has advices per the Kelar, that the SCI
cessionists have battery of 6S Founders at the
mouth of the James river.
The steam tug Yankee was fired on. but the shell
passed over her. The tents of the secession forces
line the whole bank Of the river, and are distinctly
seen from the ramparts of Fort Monroe.
Col Dimick is mounting ten inch eolumbiads and
barbette guns on the land side of the fort to be
protected by sand bag encroachments.
The big gun Rcdman, formerly the Floyd, is
mounted to sweep the bay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12
From Washington.

WAsbneToS, May 11.-Winans steam gun was
seized by Gen. Butler. 55 f1fTaf
I Orders have been given to arrest Winans. Every
officer is ordered to treat vigorously all traitors
Troubles are anticipated at Cairo. The Govern
ment has ordered the concentration of large body
of Western troops there. Eighteen hundred Ohio
ans are on their way here.
Bakers California regiment has been accepted.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE cabinet has determin-
ed to sustain the Unionsts in Virginia, Tennessee
and Missouri with prompt and efficient force.
A battalion of Louisiana troops left Richmond
on the Sth in secret service
Alexandria is occupied by 1000 secession troops.
The President is daily receiving hearty responses
from Tennessee, Kentucky and Maryland A bril-
gade from each of these States will soon take the
field. = = =
wheeling, Virginia, proposes to put 5000 troops
fully equipped into the field for the Union. The
Government refuses to accept them.
Numerous offers are made of privateers to ope-
rate against the seeded States,
. Cameron has received proffers of 20 600 men more
than asked for,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12
Review of the Nashville Market for q


| Week ending May II.
COrTON-onya small lot of Cotton has sold during
| the week.
The receipts Of the "a baes against Is last
week. and the total receipts the LIST Of September to
bales s-ttf -..
ToBAcCoDuring the week 40 bids Tobacco been sold
embracing fair and medium. qualities full prices
The receipts OF the week have hhds against
80 last week. and since the LIST of September 1913 hhd
FLOUR, CORN AND PRovIsIoNsThere still COED stocks
Of Flour and Germ the pretty fair supply Of
Bacon but prices unsettled render impossible
ward.
and our quotations may be considered nominal
sUsAR-Pairt to Choice 7gsc in hogsheads and l.@Ic
advance these quotations in bbs New York Coffee Sugars
logllzc; Crushed and Powered z9l2c Loaf s@l2c
MoLAssEs SYRUPMolasses in barrels 3O3c gall hall
barrels Sugar House 4550c Golden SyKup in barrels
15c, half barrels SOC, aud kegs (ten gals) 65c.
CoFExE-Ro l69l6Kc, Laguyra lS920c, Java 2O@22c b.
TKAImperiai 5O9Sl: Gunpowder 5075c Young Hysoa 40
960, Black 609sI5U.
SALT We quote Fine Sack s592 90 and Coarse at so
75 The supply of Sack is rather Light Barrel is good
supply and is selling at acc per bushe .
COTTON YARNS-The following are the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns zoe and sOO dOE &C., Oc 5O Ic and
400, I2c.
oANDLES-We quote Parafne Wax at z73Oc at Wholesale
and S94Oc y in small lots, Star E@l9c and Taow IlC9
l2c.. The market is we'll supplied.
FRATHERs-Festhersa in izited demand at 3O932kc
for Live Geese, when put up in good shipping order
GINsENG-The demand is limited at 35a40c per H.
BEEsWLX-Buyers Offering 1905 per lib.
WHIsKY-Rectihed held at 1890 gallon and country
at JOS75c per gallon, according to quality.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Senators Wilson and Hale
with the Secretary of the Navy, had long inter
view with the President concerning the proclama-
ton.
There is rumor here that the Missouri State
troops in command of Governor Jackson have in
vested ST. Louis. There are some 5000 troops un-
der arms, commanded by F. P. Blair, Jr., in de-
tense of the city.
Rebel forces in large numbers are being concen-
trated at Alexandria with heavy ordnance il would
seem with the intention of terrifying themselves as
part of systematic approach to this city.
The States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois will be
subdivided into several military departments called
the Department of Ohio. General McClennan of
Ohio, is assigned to the command.
The President has issued an order to all army
officers except those who entered the office since
the lst of April that they shall take and subscribe
a new oath of allegiance.
Lewis Clephane, of the National Republican, has
been appointed Postmaster of the city of Washing
ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12
COMMERCIAL.


, SATURDAY EVENING, Nay II, 1851
business remains almost at stand,still. The
transactions are confined to the purchase of such
articles as are absolutely wanted. g7f-rrg,-s
Exchange continues in very light supply, with
pretty heavy demand, The Banks and Brokers have
been unable to meet the demands upon them for
Exchange on New York. Prices continue irregu>
lar but high. Gold is also scarce, and we hear of
sales at lO(9l5 per cent premium.
In New York on the 7th, at the first board, 900
sold at46c, and at the second board $4,000 at 47c
On the Sth at the first board $1,000 sold at Ale and
$1,000 at 462c. The telegraph reports sales at the
second board yesterday at Acc.
The New York EUs1,ing Post of the 9Th says:
The State Stocks are without special change.
There is an Improvement in North Carolinas, while
Missouris are lower. The quotations are
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12
STATE CONVENTION
SECOND sATURDAY IN MA

After consultation with many of our polties
ends in various portions Of the State, it has been
agreed to hold State Convention to nominate can
didate for Governor, on Saturday, the llthday Of
May. We hope that our friends in every county VIII
at ence take steps to be represented in that conven
ton by fun delegations State rights and the rights
of the South will be seriously endangered by the
triumph of our opponents. 1t behoOves all who OPP
nose Black RepubIicanism, federalism and civil
war, to buckle on their armour for the contest LIE
us be up and doing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12

WEAKLEY CoUNTY.-Much has been said of late
about the submission feeling of the people of Weak
ley county. For ourself, we never believe half we
hear. We are gratiied to learn, from several prOm
nent gentlemen of Dresden, who were present al
the departure of our company on Thursday last
that almost the entire county was right: with the
exception of two or three neighhorhoods the people
were alive to the importance of speedy resistance
1t is true that county is unfortunate in being the
home OF man whose counses, if adopted. would
have degraded her people forever in the estimation
of all patriotic men of the SOUTH but. that never
can be-the people are too intelligent and liberty
loving to be longer hoodwinked by the cry of Union
Union, which means nothing but the tyranny and
despotism of Lincoln and his vile administration.
Tennessee is unit in resistance to coercion and
Lincoln-P Paris Sentinel, Nay s.
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AND
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fragments Torpidity, and Liver Complaints Diseases m
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o. any general arrangement Of the Urinary Organs
Pain the Back sde and between the Shoulders pre-
disposition Slight Colds, Hacking and Continued Cough
"A Emsciation. Difficulty Of Breathing andin might
W enumerse many mere still but We have space only to II
f.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12
From HarrISburR.

will hereafter pass through this place. arriving by
the East Jersey road and going to Baltimore over
the Northern Central Railroad The cars reach
Washington quicker and cheaper than by the Anna
polls route.
Application has been made by private parties of
the Eastern States to Gov Curtin to permit bodies
of armed free blacks to pass through Pennsylvania
They met with unconditional refusal and great
satisfaction is expressed here at the Governors de-
cisiOn. Their applications to arouse the slaves
of the southern states to rebellion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
EnR puEUATE nTSRaSES


@N@ DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
EEA<s59 four ye>rs of louisville, Kentucky, and who
his to the treatment Of private diseases fer
thirty yerrs aers having attended practice
many years. cured Thousands he ebled to
nature, matter how bad they Be
inudcoa medical treatment, from neglect Of their
Dr. Kings Dpensary is No. 90 Deadrck street, between Cherry
and the Square, all diseases Of privats nature
oNoEHEA cured without nsucious medicine interference
from business
srRIcrUREs recent date efectuay cured in few
DAYS by an operation which pain. Where structure
exist health enjoyed Perhaps disease causes
mischief and undermines the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out
ect be e6ectually cured in few days.
WEAENEs particular attention having been given to
and all the consequences grewin out brought
on in many the destructive habits Of inconsderate
Youths and indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine constitutions rendering the subject
business society and causing premature old age
Females who be aborng with any d1culy OF the Womb
may assured ofimmediate relief
residing abroad By writing stating their with
Zee enclosed directed DR. A King, No. o. Deadrck street,
Nashville Tenn will the medicine sent to their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy Observed Once
hours o'clock the morning until gin the evening"
nay23.1 s59-d&vly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12

SUNDAY AND THE SABBATH-At the supreme court
at jackson an appeal was tried from Charles Levy,
who pleaded that according to the religious liberty
granted TO every citizen Israelites who abstain from
business on their Sabbath Saturday, have right to
perform their ordinary business on Sunday. The
court decided that the city ordinance, which
forbids the Israelite, well as Others to perform
their ordinary labors a Sunday is in accordance
with the State law and therefere-in a State point
of Unconstitutional The State Constitution
saws mo human authority can, in any case what
soeyer control or interfere with the rights of
scienceD The Constitution of the Confederated
States saws Congress shall make no law respecting
an establishment of religion prohibiting the free
exeroise thereof Memphis appeal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12

MIGHTTER THAN NUNBERs.-A northern exchange
complains that the textbooks on military science
now in vogue are the works of Hardee, Gillian and
Cooper "all three at this moment traitors in arms
against the Republic These and other TRAITORS
of the South will teach the beggarly Hessians of
Yankeedom great many other lessons than are to
be learned from these books before the is ended
The South has under her banners the very flower
of the old service. Nor is this 10 be wondered at
when we remember that the South has contributed
nearly all the military genius the country has ever
had. With such leaders the courageous soldiers OF
the South have nothing to fear from the rabble hosts
and sap-headed captains Of tie North.-RichHOad
1Phi0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-12
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

meeting Board Of Directors Of the Tennessee and
N Alabama Railroad Company, at their office, in Frankn
dAv OF Apri 1861 call the unpaid EubscTipt ons
g the capital Company was ordered to be paid to
the Treasurer his Office Franklin as follows to W
1861.
1861. - -
Two dollars SHARE to paid the first Monday in
Two dSI' per shar be paid the first Monday in Sep
Two dollars per share to be paid On the FIRST Monday DC
tober 1861 =
I've dollars per lhsre be paid the Monday in Hoye-
spliO-2m Secretary