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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-10
To he As,ocisted Pres.
NAgHfRC

~ DC HHfOFItItU Fft7H.
WAsHRGToE, "Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1861.
There seems TO be mistake or misapprehension
somewhere. IL is denied by gentlemen very intimately
related 10 the Administration that the recruits TO Fort
Sa1nter ordered without the previous sanction
The President and further that the subject wa dis
enssea In the Cabinet and that Acting Secretary Of
War Holt, as wei ar some other members u the Cab-
pet clearly understood that IT was the wish Of the
fIsticent that the recruits should be al once sent
Tue War Department il In possession of information
VA lie OovenC. u South CaIona hes forbidden the
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The Pacific Railroad wac again deserted by
it, pretended friends, and laid over, pending a
motion of Mr.. Rice to postpone indefinitely. Mr.
Lane recited his old dreary speech about
equality of the States, and the irrepressibe con
fiet, with even more contempt of the Queens
FL gLsh than usual, surprising it had something
TO do with building railroads.
THE BROOKLYN SENT TO CHARLESTON.
LGtr.-Tbe Brooklyn bas started for Charles
ton 10 sustain the Star Of the West, if neces-
ssry, although it is stated On the authority of a
member Of the Cabinet, that she has gone to in
tercept her.
vACIILATI0N AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.
There il still yaclllatiOn at the White House.
The President has cOuntermanded several orders
issued by Secretary Holt and Gen. Scott, and no
VIII probably arrest another disposition Of troops
tonight which the War Department had directed.
de has been urged, by appeals to his persona
vanity, to supervise all the military orders, and
balks whenever serious responsibility or promp
action are needed.
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WASHINGTON. June z

a gentleman who spent few days in
Richmond and returned to Washington
last evening, states that JEFF. Davis aud
his aid, Wigfall, arrived there on Thurs
day, and was staying at the Srottswood
House. 1t was understood that he would
occupy the house of II. Crcnshaw. II.
Toombs was in the city. The Cabinet
had not arrived. The city was quiet.
Mr.. Bennett, whose arrest for shoeing e
L. S. cavalry horses, eight miles from
here week since, was noted in the Tri-
bune at the time, was hung yesterday at
Manassas junction, having been taken
thither after a Virginia trial at Rich
mond. He was Virgiuian, tainted with
love for his country.
This is how one of COL Ellsworth s
Zouaves was shot on Friday night
While on guard duty three miles from
Alexandria, a trooper from Fairfax,
scouting, discovered the Zouave guard.
He tied his horse to a tree, crept steal
thily upon the sentinel, and passed ball
through the head of his victim. He i'm
mediately mounted his horse and gallop.
ed to Fairfax, exultingly reporting, while
our informant was there, the cowardly
act.
The capture of John B. Washington,
at Fairfax Court House, was a pleasant
affair. As an infantry captain of the
rebel force, he was prominent in the re-
resistance to our cavalry, until trooper
rode up, caught him by the hair, lifted
him bodily upon the pommel of his sad
die, and, holding him in this position,
charged twice through the town. Capt.
Washington complained bitterly, but,
after having been lectured by General
Scott, he concluded to take the oath of
allegiance, and was released. He is now
with his family in this city.
Capt Washington is son of the late
COL John A. Washington, who was lost
overheard from the San Francisco.
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are double, the stairs leading to the top
being between the walls the windows so
arranged that the light is not obstructed
by the stairs-you see the last story is
up ready for the dome proper, and yet it
must be sixty feet in diameter and some
thing over sixty feet above main roof Of
the capital building; look down there on
the grounds around the capital at the
masses Of iron yet to be used in Flushing
this dome. You say, $50 much weight
will crush the building" Well, it looks
like it and the only foundation We have
for our faith, is the assertion of eugiu.
eers, "That granite will stand SO great
pressure as to bear all this great weight
and have latitude still for all the extra
surges of winds and tempests. hope
their conclusions are drawn from right
premises, SO that the goddess of liberty,
that is to be placed on the top of the
dome, will have a sure foundation.
Going down Pennsylvania Ave-ue, af.
ter leaving the capital, we were accosted
by two Of the members of the Syracuse,
N. Y. regiment, asking for little money
to buy something to eat. We cnquircd
into their necessities and heard the
common story, "Their commissary had
not made provision in advance for his
regiment, but coming with them, instead
of day or two ahead, and being entire
ly new 10 the business, the regiment suf.
fers for provisions before he can begin to
supply them with rations" There has
been good cause for complaint from our
volunteers in too many casses, but the
General Government has made ample
provision and is not the guilty party
Too many of the commissaries receive
their appointments, from the several
States, through and for political influence
merit and fitness for the place are too
seldom considered in making appoint
ments to public affairs. / would sooner
look for good commissary among hotel
and steamboat stewards, than among po-
litical aspirants, whose only qualifications
were influential friends. | hope all
commissaries will take the hint from
this, and, if there is any business tact
in them-havc their acquisitions ready
aud properly authenticated to present to
the proper department on the arrival of
their regiment LoRzo.
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THE BLACK LIST.

The following are the names OF the
twepty.four members of the House, who
are on the record as voting against loan.
ing s6oO,O to arm and equip our VOL
untcers. Let the patriotic people of Iowa
mark them
Bcal, B,accWeII, Bennet, Campbell, Jus.
tus Clark, Of Des Moines, Conner, Curtis,
Duggett. Dunlayy, J. G. Hall of fDes MOines,
Hotchkiss, Jennings. Jones. l.elacheur. Nc.
CulI0ugh, Of Jackson, Reed, Riddle, M. w.
Robinson, Of Des Moines. Stevens, Taylor,
Whitaker, Williams, Williamson, of War.
rem.
Judge Claggett, to his honor be it
said, made manly appeal just before the
vote, that it should be unanimous in favor
of the loan. Every Republican member
present voted for it.-Muscatine Jour
nal.
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Plan Of the Federal Campaign In Virginia.
WASHINGTON. June

June
The rebel Congress will never meet in
Richmond. 1t is the fixed determina-
tion of the Government to have possess
sion Of that hotbed Cf secession before
the Fourth of July. No less than nine
ty thousand freemcn of the North, strong
with the consciousness of fighting for a
right cause, and amply provided with all
the requisites for successful warfare, will
be moving towards the capital of the
illfated Old Dominion in less than two
weeks, and sweeping the last vestige of
treason from this side of James river, ere
the people of the loyal States will unite
in celebrating the national anniversary.
OF the ninety thousand, thirty five thou
sand will push onward from this point
towards the Blue Ridge, to meet the
rebels in battle should they attempt to
dispute thsir advance, and cut off the
retreat of their secession forces at Har-
per's Ferry. Twenty thousand will in
wade Virginia soil under General Patter-
son, from southeastern Pennsylvania -
Twenty thousand, under Gen. McClel-
land, will cut their way towards Win
chester and Strasburg: and fifteen thou
sand, under General Butler, aided By a
naval force, will gradually make their
way up James river.
! General McClelland will not trace the
windings of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad after concentrating his forces at
Grafton, but will follow the turnpike
from that point to Winchester. A strong
force will be collected in Western Vir.
ginia, in addition to the corps d'armee
of General Sherman, for the protection
Of the Unionists in that section and di-
versions towards the southwestern por.
t!on of the State.
The control of the railroad extending
from Richmond via Lynchburg, across
southern Virginia, through Tennessee, is
said to be one of the main points Of Gen
Scotts plan for the summer campaign
With its possession, and the occupation
of Memphis, secession in Tennessee will
soon be crushed out.
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The Captsrcd Rebel Cavalry.

The Slavepen Cavalry captured 1t Al
exandria, remain at the Navy Yard on
board a steamer. They don't talk like
enemies. They declare they we're great
ly mistaken in regard to the feeling os
the North.
Had they understood it, they would
never have taken up arms against the
Government. Some wish to join tho
United States service. Several, among
them the Captain, profess themselves Un.
ion men at heart, but were forced into
their unwilling position.
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Proceedings Of the Board of Supervisors Of
Cedar Couutyss June Term.


The Board Of Supervisors, Of Cedar
County, Iowa, convened at the Clerk $
Office of the District Court, on the 3D. day
Of June, 1861.
The following members answered to
their names:
Joseph Wright, VIM, Henderson, Hen.
ry Wharton, s. X Houghton. VIM. Ma
sou, c. 2. Sheldon, Z. Roberts, j.
W. Stanton, J. B. McGill, VIM. Robin
son, J. w. Brown, and z. Brown.
On motion of Ii. Wharton. Xenas
Brown was appointed assistant Clerk.
J. b. McGill, Esq, offered the follow
ing:
Resolved, That the Clerk have fifty
copies Of the Rules of Order for the gov
ernment of this body printed fo.:hwith.
VIM Robinson presented petition to
have Thomas F. Worden appointed JUS
tice Of the Peace in Dayton Township.
Referred to Committee on Townships aud
Township Organizations. r.3
The Chairman presented a petition Of
B. l.. Boynton and others for an appro
priation to build bridge across Rock
Creek, on the Marion and Muscatine
road, west Of Upton. Referred to Com.
on Roads and Bridges.
j. B. McGill moved that all petitions
be considered referrcd'to the Com. on
Roads, Bridges, and Ferries. Adopted
VIM. Robinson presented the petition
of Emerald Mace and others for an up
preparation for bridge across Sugar
Creek, on the Upton and Onion Grove
road. Referred
The Com. on Public Property and
Buildings brought in the following re,
port:
Committee on Public Buildings and
Property would report on swamp lands
40 follows:
l. Amount of lands decided 10 Cedar
County, by the State of Iowa, 5lS4 acres.
=. Amount sold, 32O 1O.lOO acres.
Amount received for the same, cash
and notes, 1862 90.
Drainage Commissioner paid Wamplcr
Sll2 90; retained for his services So 90
3. Number of acres and lots not sold:
10 s.w Sc sec. 2, tp 81 Of west.
40 NV / sc " "
40 s-w I mel /" /" 4"
80 % ne ne -" 4" i"
80 % NV An.c4" i"
Total 1881 acres
i. Number of acres Of which proofs
hove been taken by Carey, Curtis, anG
Cover also no. of lots aud acres and the
! charges:
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POWDER SEIzED-We learn from the
Marion Register that 27O kegs Of pow.
der, that were being conveyed across the
State ostensibly from Wisconsin 70 Den.
yer City, were seized by the eitissos of
that place on Thursday last. The nsa
having the powder in charge exhibited
a "pass" from Gov. Kirkwood, but which
is believed to be bogus.
p. S The .pass" was geouiss, ssys
the Dubuque Tmes.--lora Csts RPs6.
Eon.
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Fort Sumter. He Furthermore says, and
as high officer at the head of the War
Department, the iAtimation had a mark
ed official significance, that he would
prophesy the capture Of Washington, for
certainly no sane man could ever suppose
that he expected to have the Confederate
flag float over the Capitol at Washington
without first driving out the Federal gov
ernment, and this could not be done
without carrying the war to that city.
Furthermore, if it should ever float over
Fanueil Hall, it could only be BY the sub.
jugation of Boston, to say nothing Of any
other portion Of the North. The Pro-
clamation of the President of the United
States was not issued until three days
after the attack upon Fort Sumter, aud
yet in the face Of such facts as these, our
Southern friends say We are making uu-
holy and wauton warfare upon them
We ask them in all candor, if it would
not appear upon the psge Of history one
of the most cowardly things in the world
to see free people tamely allowing their
government to be driven from place and
power without au effort to sustain it?
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C.. E. GO M p TON.
SHIPPING,
Forwarding 4 Commission Merchant

MUsCATINE, !: IOWA.
TINHANKFUL for the patronage heretore ex.
l tended me by the merchants and others OF
Tiptoa and vicinity, hope by prompt and faith
ful attention 10 any business intrusted TO my
eare, to merit its continuance.
#6E4 RxFERENCEs.
Msssrs Green & Stone, Auscatins, Iowa.
8f" Weed. Dridgman 4 Kent, +" s.
A. Ogilvie, IS "
Peter A. Dey, lows City; n. bacon Co.. Chicago
p. r. Freeman, - Mailack Rogers. g. Louis
n. M:Hclden. wasSinSesn. lows.
kuscstins, June 81, leo0af
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TipfOn TannerY.

u. 4 J. J. DAIRY would announce TO the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH-
FIR tor customers on the shares. or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides
We have fine assortmene OF Leather on hand,
which We will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Tipton, August 30, 1860.
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A SOUTHERN PRoPHEcY.-In less
than sixty days Abe Lincoln will be an
object Of curiosity. With ball and
chain on his leg he will be engaged at
his old business-one for which he is 20
we'll adapted-of mauling rails on the
plantation Of some southern planter
Columbus (Ky.) Crescent
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
Barber and Hair.Dresser.

H ASopened BARRIER SHOP IN r,,,o, ana 4. now
PREPARED 70 Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, shampoo,
&c FROM long experience he feels confident Of giving
sMsacuon. uWe him = cail--lst door West Of the
Union House Shop closed al A. M. on SUNDAYS. 'A'
Mile 10 aiso prepared to do WHITNW SnrNa
In the most approved manner. fnis~sI ~"
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20 r. MAHONY 4 BRO,
II A I / @ r S

NNE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
SWOrk entrusted to our care will be attended
to promptly. made in the latest fashions, and war
rantcd to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas-
enable. Give us q call.
Upton, March IL, 1860. lltf
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TIE WILTON HOUSE.

OPPOSITE rHE RAILROAD DEpoT. WILTON,
OIoWA. +. McELRov, Proprietor. Satisfa..
Mon guaranteed in all cases. Hacks leave for
Upton, Onion Grove, and other points, daily.-
Wilton, January lsl lsGl-s:I
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buggy and team whips a good assortment OF
Collars &C., which will be sold at prices to suit
the timeA G5CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton. January 18th, 1861.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CT'HT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
had OF the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
{ ti.sers. Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed Vt small premium.
GSr Oflice over Holtslander's store.
WM. II. TUTHILL.
Tipton. Iowa: July lst lsG0.
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DIR. G.. l.. CHAMBERS.

III lSlC1AN AND SU RECON
Office orer !K d. g. L. Chambers
"M Drug Store.
T.rton. June, IL. 1853. pa4tf
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He would respect.
fully inform his
friends and Gus.
toners that he has
on hand a very
.arge assortment of
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness: Ladies' and
Mems Saddles; bri
dies of all kinds.
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Total $40 h lJlOU SZO3. w
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
S. Il HouGnToN,
J. W. Brown,
WM. HENDERSON,,

Committee
Report accepted and adopted.
A vacancy in the Com. on Claims, oc-
casoned by the absence of Mr. Leith, was
filed by the Chair appointing VIM. Ma
son in his stead, for the present session.
j. B. McGill moved that the Reports
Of the District Clerk on fees, county
warrants, and school fund, be laid on the
table until afternoon. Adopted.
Mr.. Henry Wharton offered the follow.
ing:
Whereas, Complaint has been made
that the road known as the Eastern boun-
dairy road cannot be opened in conse,
quence of the stakes having been pulled
up, and the former survey defaced I;
therefore,
Resol,ea, That the County Surveyor
be required, at his earliest convenience,
to re-survey said road, or SO much there
Of as may be necessary; +; and that he call
on Mr.. McCleland, Supervisor of said
road, for such information as he may de-
sire. Adopted.
Adjourned until o'clock, ?. NJ
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
Hon Ed. Wright, H. G. Loomis, and
VIM. Baker appeared and took their
seats.
The Committee on Townships and
Township Organizations submitted the
following report:
We the Committee on Townships and
Township Organizations, and to whom
was referred the the annexed petition,
having examined the same would most
respectfully recommend the appointment
Of the said T. f. Worden as Justice of
the Peace in the Township of Dayton,
Cedar county, Iowa. to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the non est inuentus Of one
D. Kenniston, and your Committee fur
ther sayeth not. j. B. MCGILL,
Chairman.
Adopted.
On motion of Henry Wharton, rules
suspended and Hon. Ed. Wright presen-
ted the petition of Levi Hoffman and
others, for locating road in Cass Town
ship.
j. w. Brown, on the state of school
fund, loaned to parties in Red Oak, SC
cured by mortgage and otherwise, report
ed as follows:
The undersigned Supervisor Of Red
Oak Township, having examined the fore
going, find that no additional security is
necessary in any case. Report accepted
and adopted.
VIM Robinson, from Dayton, reported
as follows on the same in his Town
ship:
l have examined the notes and mort
cages, and find they are fully secured.-
Adopted.
S. r. Houghton submitted tho follow.
ing report on the same in Fremont Town
ship:
On examining list of mortgages and
notes securing school fund in Fremont
Township, find oil notes we'll secured
except one with John Brockelhurst; date
of note, Oct. 23, 1854. five years; amt
$3.50. Interest due and unpaid, Jan. l,
1861, $50. Securities, Orin Conkrigh,
and Perez Fink. Description Of land
the of the NV I Of sec 4, tp 81
Entered by Chas. H. Blockelhurst, and
!. 20 deed given to John Blockelhurst thai
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MRS. l.. =. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.,

IYfnEOpATHlC PHYSICIAN. respectfully
i / offers her professional service, to the citi.
zsn, Of ONION GROVE. ivSnl3:
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OCl0CH, =.
Board met, and on the calling Of the
roll quorum was found present.
j. j. Wright presented the petisios Of
George johnson and others for = rad IL
Covers Township, to be called the Tip.
ton and Iowa City road. Robert Cover
appointed Commissioner.
Petition Of Festus Deyo and IL others
asking the establishments Of county
road, to be known as the Deys Road.-
Committee reported in favor OF the sp-
pointmsnt of Commissioner, and On
motion John s. Barber is appointed Com
missioner, and the commission issued.
On motion of J. b. McGill, the reso'
luton for making appropriation u the
swamp lands for the erection Of bridge
over Wapsepinecon rivor at Williams
Ferry, in Massilon Township, refsssed to
Com on Roads, Bridges, &c.
Committee on Printing made their re-
port, which is as follows:
In pursuance Of the resolution in re-
gard te printing such Of the laws -
might be deemed necessary fos The bss.
eft of the people Of our county, yosr
Committee on Printing, &C., submit the
following report:
We think it advisable to publish the
following entitled acts passed at the ss.
ira session of our Legislature, 70 Wit:
Chapters l, ?, 8, 4. 7, 8, 10, IL, IL,
lo, II, Is, q, %, 2a.
ZENls EnowN,
J. W. SvASTos.
W. Mason,
Cnmu,tNsa prinNfnR.
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w. DAGLEl
G. II. SCOTT,
J. FORREST KENNEDY,

DHiSICIAN AND SURGEON. Officc and
l. residence on the corner west Of Hon. Wm
II. Tuthill's.
Upton, April II, 1851.
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n. C. Loomis offered the follevisR:

n. W A(OOAlO VuVsSN so0 sOss~~
Resolved, That the Clerk b, ssd -
hereby authorised to rent the resm now
vacant in the basement Of the Cssfs-
House, on terms which, 10 bio epiaiss,
would be mos. advantageous - the Cssn'
ty. Adopted
Report Of A!ouzo Shaw, Clssk Of tAs
District Court. County orders from Jse'
uary 7.h to may s0th 1851. Acespssd.
Report of Clerk Of District Court %
fees, FROM January 1st to June Let, 1901,
accepted and referred to Com. on Casioe.
S. Wampler's Report on Delisqasss
Interest on Taxes was accepted and %
motion of II. G. Loomis referred 10 The
Com. on Claims. ..
VIM. Robinson offered the following
Resolved, That H c LOOMS b sddsd
to the Committee on Treasury and
Treasurcrs' Accounts for the year. Adsp.
ted.
On motion adjourned until one o'clock
p. NJ.
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J. NJ. LONG 4 w. e. DODGE.
Physicians and Surgeons,
Cedar Bluffs, tGower's Ferry.)
March 18th, 1859.
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We would also offer the following:
Resolre1, That the assessment of Jacob
Warner be reduced from So to Sc per
acre; VIM. McNeely from s26 to SIS per
acre; ard Z. A. Gray 81 to S. 80 per
acre Adopted.
The Committee on Public Buildings
and Property brought in the following
report:
ave tho Committee on Public Build.
inss report. that on examining We find
the Court House in good repair and al
so the Jail.
We also learn that the lease Of the room
formerly occupied by Wolf and Huber,
expired June lst, 1861, aud would REQ.
ommend that this room be rented for the
sum Of S65 per year, and that the couu-
ty furnish fuel for the same. Adopted.
S. II. HorGHroN,
wv. HE SpEReox.
Committee.
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T. r. M ~ Y,
Manufacturer and dealer in
san ID l. ES, HAR N f y .,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &C.,

West Of the Court House Sqaare, TrrroN, Iowa
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THOS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
u.
.NUSCATLTE :: IOWA.
Ofice, No. I'll Second street. Particular atten.
tion given to collections in Muscatine, Louisa,
Cedar, johnson and Scott counties-titles exam
,Ued, taxes paid, &c.
n4Y n