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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22
The Barbarian of the :kebe,s.

The Dcmocr tie members of the Mill
tary Committee of the Senate have re-
turned from Yorktown full Of wrath
against the rebels, whose satanic torne.
does they found at all points; bn. thew
,ound, also, the rebel officers who had
been taken prisoners at work under guard
digging them out.
The officers in charge replied to these
rebels complaint that it was not in acco-.
dance with the usages of war to put them
10 tbs service, that the planting Of tor
pedoes was not case laid down in the
books Of civilized warfare. New cases
required new rules. The magazines in
me rebel works have not yet been touch
ed. The rebel officers will have the frs.
experience of them also.
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NEW York. Nav IS.

we" onh) NY AS'
By authentic news from Port Royal
we learn that negro pilot brought from
a Charleston fort rebeltug, with num-
Der Of men destined for Fort Ripley
He surrendered her to our squadron. He
is great acquisition, knowing all the
intricacies of navigation in that region.
Hunters proclamation is being pub
lished in Charleston. A negro insurrec.
ton was imminent. Vast preparations
are making to lombard Savannah. Our
gunboats are up the river, and pickets
are within four miles of the city. Mas
sive batteries with PARROT guns are cree.
ted around the city. We have a portion
of the Charleston and Savannah railroad
in our possession.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IN pursuance OF a dcCrcta order of the Dis
uict hoaft WITHIN and for the Comfy OF Ce-
oar and state Of Iowa, made at the December
leth' A d. Sol in a certain sait for partition
pending IN said court. wherein Fanny Cannon
y complainant, and Loyisa Downs. Sarah r.
Towns, Ellen A. Stephenson, John Henry Downs.
mary l. Downs. and Emily Downs, ct al are de.
,.haAbu, IN winch we, the nndersi gned, Sylyanus
rates, David l'iatner, aud John s. TutbilI. were
appointed referees or commissioners to sell at
p"hhc QUERY an the real estate Of John W.
DOWNS deceased, mentioned and described in the
petition of the complainant
we the referees or commissioners Aforesaid
40 hereby give public notice that we will offer
ior SAFE, at public yendue at che Court House
noo' I'd me town Of Upton, in said county Of
Sedaf on Monday the sec nd t2fD day of June
,o"E' III one o,cio k, p. m, of said day. the fol.
'e"'hS described real estate situate in said
county, ana described as follows to.wjt: The
southeast quarter OF section thirteen l1 and
.ne "cst haii OF the northeast quarter OF section
"'n'y Io"r ga IN township serenty-nine (79)
mo,tn VI range one west of the fifth principal
"e'ia'ah' containing two hundred and forty
acres, more or less; and also the toIlowins de-.
sefihed town lots and blocks of town lots situats
"a ,ne town OF Durant in the county of Cedar
ana state of Iowa aforesaid TO, wit:
LOT n.ne y in block seven ~; lots six (sl
,ese e'gn, ~, nine t9l and ten flol In
Gl"ck fifteen l5l; lots six III seven ri. eight
vs. nine fol and ten IiOl in block twenty (2oI;
iots three III four t4l five ISL six (Gl seven
-, eight ~; nine fel and ten [oi In block
a~eh'y,one; AL OF block twenty four [24l; lots
one two f21 and five [5l in block twenty.
e,ght l2sl all of block thirty.hve (35); lots one
two ~ three 81 four ~ and five f5) in block
gaty .ho) lots one J. two u three (3), four ~
ana nve ~ in block ffty-one f5D; all Of block
hftythree (53); all of block fify-.x 1867; and lots
'our ~ live ~ six (G. seven ~ eight (s), nine
~ ana ten tl0j In block sixty three (63) - vii!
more FULLY appear by reference to the recorded
plat OF said town.
Dated, Upton Cedar co.. Iowa. April 23d. 1867.
ALVANUS YATES.
DAVID PLATNER. : Referees.
JOHN S. TUTHILL,
nl6y3w4
NEW and fresh supply of Sugar, coffee, 10
ses. &c.. lust received by L. 4 n. CHlLDS.
I)r@DER. SHOT h CAPS, inst received, z e"
apply At 4. II n. CHlLDs.
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rebels, now or hereafter in arms against
the Government of the United States.
2. Any person hereafter acting as
President, Vice President, member of
Congress, Judge of any Court, Cabinet
officer, Foreign Minister, Commissioner,
or Consul of the so-called Confederate
States.
3. Any person acting as Governor Of
State, member of Convention or Legis-
lature, or Judge of any Court Of the So
called Confederate States
4. Any person who, having held an
office of honor, trust or profit in the
United States, shall hold an Office in the
so-called Confederate States.
5. Any person hereafter holding any
Office or agency under the so.called Con-
federacy, or under any Of the several
States of said Confederacy or laws there
of, whether such Office or agency be ma
tional, State or municipal in its name or
character.
6. If any person who, holding proper
ty in any loyal State or Territory of the
United States, or in the District of CO.
lumbia, shall hereafter assist and give aid
and comfort to such rebellion, the said
estate, property and money, stocks and
credits and effects of these persons are
declared lawful sub ects Of capture wher-
ever found, and the President of the
United States shall cause the same to be
seized to the end that they may be con6s,
caaed and condemned to tho use of the
United States; and all sales, transfers,
and conveyances, shall be null and void +;
and it shall be sufficient bar to any suit
brought by such person for the use OF
such property, or any of it, to allege and
to prove he is one Of the persons describ.
ed in this section.
The second section provides that if any
person within sny State or Territory of
the United States other than those al.
ready specified, shall not, within sixty
days after public warning or proclamation
/ by the President, cease to aid, or counte
nance and abet such rebellion, and return
to their allegiance, their property in lik
manner shall be forfeited for the use Of
the United States All sales, transfers
or conveyances, after thu expiration OF
said sixty days from the day Of warning
shall be null and void
The third section provides that to Sc
cure the possession, condemnation, and
sale of such property, situate or being in
State or territory Of the United States
proceedings in rem. shall be instituted
/ in the name of the United States, 10 an,
district court or territorial court in the
/ United States, district court for the Dis
trict of Columbia, in which the propert,
may be found, or into which the same, il
movable, may be irst brought, which
proceedings shall conform as nearly as
may be to the proceedings in prize cases
or to cases of forfeiture arising under the
revenue laws, aud the property so seized
and condemned, whether real or personal
shall be sold under the decree of the
court having cognizancc o: the case, and
tho proceeds deposited in the treasury OF
the United States for their use ard
benefit.
The remainder of the sections provide
the necessary machinery 10 carry the &C,
into effect
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-kossuth has just lost his second
daughter, aged eighteen,
Gov. Pickeus, of South Carolina
proclaimed martial law in Charleston, or
the 9th inst,
-Geu Scott thinks "Dayis will no
be caught He will probably escape
through Texas, into Mexico, TO tn.
more prominent traitors who may b,
taken, | would mete out system of iu-
dicious but liberal hanging"
The Eallandi gham Democratic ad
dress does not seem to meet with favor
Instead Of uniting the party, and giving
it new life and visor, as was intended it
will be likely to have a directly opposite
effect
The rams on the Mississippi appea,
to have made mutton of two or three OF
our guuboats. " are GLAD to know tina,
six of an improved breed have left Louis
vile to try the South Downs in but.
ting contest.
The Iowa City R>putiican thus ex.
plains circumstance that needed little
exP lanatOry light:
There having been considerable con.
lecture as to why Quartermaster Morris
and Adjutant Stone of the LIST Iowa cav.
airy were mustered out of Office it is but
just to say that it was on account Of an
informally, the army regulations nre.
scrlblng that Quartcrmasters and Adju.
tants shall be appointed from the lis, Of
llcutenants in the regiment, whereas
they were appointed from the ranks Bv
going through the formality of an cleo.
ton as heutenants they will be reap
pointed aud commissioned
A YANKEE SCHoOL.-A oentIem,,
from Chicago relates remarkable fact in
connection with the rebel prisoners at
Chicago The rebel prisoners number
about eight thousand, and Of course.
there are among them men If intellipercr
and eduaatlon, but the grea, numbers
are deplorably Ignorant Col Mulliran
has these rebels in charge, and az thew
have considerable leisure time he has
established a Yankee school for their in.
struotion. The educated prisoners were
assigned as teachers, and the work is
progressing rapidly.
PATIENT HEAL THYsELF.-Whv is
there so much consumption 10 the coun.
try! Because 10 this fast and fortune
making age, health is too often consider.
I'd of secondary consequence. A cold is
neglected, trusting to the strength of 4
good constitution to work it off. 4 couob
IS the result, and incipent consumption
steals upon you. Had you commenced
with that expectorant, DR.. Halls Balsam
Tor the Lungs, you would be in the en-
oyment of good health. Call upon tho
authorized agent and get free almanac
See advertisement.
Gov: sprague says our losses D,
!" Williamsburg, in killed wounded and
missing, will amount to about 2, 900 and
nat the rebel loss was not less. He saw
he battle at West Point, under Frank.
H. was much more severe than r.port.d.
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A CARD TO Young LADIES AND GEN
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TUE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
1 SuFFERER:-PnblishcI as a warning aud
Tor the especial benefit of Young Men. and those
who suif1r with Nervous DEBILITY Loss OF Mem
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70 great eXPense aud Inconvenience. thTongh
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Long Island, by cnclosing a POS. paid addressed
envelope. Address
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Z2a2n trreenpOint, Long Island \. Y,
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" AsHINGTOs. Nav II
III" Proposed Contiscation Mea.urcs in
Congress.
WASHINGTON. Nav II

The First bill reported by Mr. Elliott,
from the special committee, provides th at
all the estate, property and money. stocks
credit, ard effects, of the person or per.
sons hereinafter named, are declared for
t I, 10 the Governmcnt Of the United
states, and are declared lawful subiect.
OF seizure and Of prize aud capture whcr.
ever found, for the indemnity of tho
United States against the expense of sun.
pressing the present rebellion that is f.
say -
1. Of any person hereafter acting ~
an officer in the army or navy of the
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CURRENCY,

The question as to what should be re.
ceived and paid out as money, is one in
which the people of Iowa are greatly in
terested. We have paid largely, time
aud again, to ill the pockets of rascally
bankers, and yet, after all our dear bought
experience, We are encouraging and re-
ceiving as money, what will somo day
prove to be worthless trash. It's stated
that somo Of the Eastern banks are so
anxious to furnish US poor, ignorant crca
lures at tho West, with currency, that
they have the names of the off GERS, etc. ,
engraved on the plate They cannot
sign them as fast as they can print them.
There is no doubt but that, during the
suspension Of specie payments, the East,
ern banks will furnish Us with all the
currency We want. Shall we take it aud
hold 1t III circulation till resumption of
specie payments when it will be worth
only from ten to ninety per cent. ? Who
is to answer that question is it the
bankers who deal in money? Many of
them would answer it correctly, but MANY
others Of them are interested in putting
this trash in circulation and Of course de.
sire to encourage its use We know that
this Is hard matter to get at, but we
believe that the farmers are the ouly ones
that will regulate it and the question is !:
will they do it? The farmers produce is
wanted and it must be had and will be.
1T farmers would take nothin: but good
nnoney for their products it would be all
right. We know that most of them are
10 debt and are only too glad to get any
thing that will pay their debts. They
think they will get rid of it before it
goes down and Sc they don't care. Whcn
the crash comes it may be this year or
ita,ay be- the next, or even the wear after
that, and the longer it is put off the
worse, for there will b. the more of it in
Circulation; the trash will be in tho
a'ands of somebody, and as heretofore,
the farmers and laborius people will be
tho ones to suffer. Our advice to all is to
take no paper except L. S. treasury notes
and Iowa State bank bills, mostly the
Former. Do that and you are safe. Do
1t not, and you win, sooner or later, suf
fer for it.
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North Carolina Rebels Rebel from the Re.
beliion.

NEW YORK, May ~.
News from North Carolina states that
Gov. Clark has refused to furnish more
troops to jeff. Davis, and has recalled all
the North Carolina soldiers now in the
rebel army. North Carolina has held
Convention of its citizens, and pronounc.
ed against giving further aid to the re-
bellion, thus virtually returning to the
Union In reply to the demand of Jeff.
Davis for additional troops and means Of
transportation to and through the Cotton
States, Gov. Clark said that Davis had
received all the aid from North Carolina
that he could expect, and that hereafter
no more troops would be permitted to
leave the State, and has ordered all the
North Carolina State troops home.
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rea- Tie Democratic State Central
Committee have called State Convep-
ton to be held at Des Moincs on the 18th
day o: July, to nominate candidate. for
State officers. The Davenport Democrat
and Ne'es, says that the call is all right,
and all good Democrats must now 90
to work for the party The great re-
joeing of the Democratic papers, over
every little town election which has gone
Tor the Democrats, shows plainly that
thor love for party is a. strong as ever
aud that tfey are in favor of the So called
Onion ticket only when there is no
hope for Democrat otherwise.
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FIR. NfONRDE Nlav /

Eight hundred aud eighty i've priso-,
ners, released from Richmond on parole.
leave to-day for home
Ninety rebel prisoners, who were to be
returned to Kichmosd, positively refus-
ed to return, although earnestly urged
and even threatened by their officers, and
took the oath of allegiance.
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue Of an execution to me directed,
u issued from the office Of the clerk Of the
district court in and for the county of Cedar.
and State of Iowa, in favor Of Benjamin +. Mer
riIl, and against Henry D. Brown, have levied
uron the following rrorerty as the property &
the said Henry D. Brown. to-wit:
The north west /. Of the north east quarterF
section number five ~ in ,sNuship nnmh
eighty $50 range two ca west OF the ftth p. H."
containing forty acres in Cedar comfy. Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at Pnbiic ont
cry at the court house door in the town or TIP
ton. in said county on Saturday. the 3lst day on
Nav. A. D., l.t. at one o'clock, p. M, OF sald
day, to satisfy said execution and costs Ma msy
a. rue thereon
Dated this 3O,h day Of April A. r., 1se7.
DAVID PLATNER,
tnlS Or f.. T. 90 Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
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NEW DIRK, May IT..
The following is Gen. Hunters pro-
clamation alluded to yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS, DErARrM'r OF THE SorTn.)
HILTON HEAD, May 9Th, 1852. I
GENERAL OREER No. 10.
The three States Of Georgia, Florida,
and South Carolina, comprising the mill
tary Department of the South, having
deliberately declared themselves no long
er uudcr the protection of the United
States of America, and having taken up
arms against said United States, it be
came a military necessity to declare mar
sIal law. This was accordingly done on
the 10Th day of April, 1862 Slavery
and martial law 10 free country are al,
together Incompatible The persons in
these three States Georgia, Florida and
South Carolina - heretofore held as
slaves. are therefore declared forever
free
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1lew advertisements.

The Confessions and Experience Of an In.
valid.
PUBLISHED for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, &c; supplying at the same time the
means of Self Cure. By who cured himself afer
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and qnackery. By enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope, SINGLE COPIES may be had OF the anthor
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.
New York.
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seA- 1t is said that men who have beer

sfA- 1t is said that men who have been
IN the rebel army are quietly returning
to their home. in Kentucky and Tenu-
essee. Are these neu, tainted, or black.
eUed all over, as they are, with treason,
to be allowed all tie privileges Of citi
zens? Shall they have a vote in elect.
l"s our rulers? We would say no. We
don't believe in patting the sick rebel,
on tile back and calling them good fcI
lows, all, and We are glad to see :Lat the
Union men OF those States are opposed
to It. The rebels should ali suffer run.
lshnent for their treas Oh, and the leaders
and officers should be forever disfran-
ehiscd. Let US not act 50 that dissatisfied
men shall be encouraged to engage in
rebellion in the future.
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THE NEWS.

st LOUIS, May Is
The steamer Emclic left this port to.
day with $50 passengers, bound for the
Bitter Root Valley gold regions in Wash,
ington and Oregon Territories
Among the passengers were the Treas
ursr and Directors of the American Min
ing and Exploring Company, who propose
to commence mining operations in that
region immediately on their arrival
Andrew j. Vallandi,ham, a brother, it
is said, Of the bclligerent member of
Congress, is in custody of Col. Fitz Hen
ry Warren, at Clinton, charged with
horse stealing, robbing and driving out
Union men, and marauling, bushwhack.
ing, and jayhawkins, generally.
\. ORLEANS, ria n. YORK, May -
\ movement is making by the Govern
mem which indicates des On on its part
to assist the starving people of New Or
leans, as in the case of those at Newberue
and other points.
y dispatch was yesterday received from
Washington, directing tina. the Ocean
Queen should be loaded with commis.arv
stores and sent direct to New Orleans -
1t is understood that these stores are for
distribution as Gen. Butler NAV direct
The mail to be sent to New Ollean.
this evening by the steamer Connecticut
will be much larger than was expected
The number Of letters which will be
mailed, before the Connecticut sails will
reach $4,000, mostly on business.
New YORK, May l..
"raphic details are published in the
London papers Of the opening ceremon
les at the Great Exhibition. The mum
Der present was $4,000, all being season
tlck!t holders. The Times pronounces
the ceremonies the grandest and best
MANAGED seen in Eoglagd for years The
musical arrangements were carried ont
according to programme, and were yerv
grand
The Norniny Past, in an EDITORIAL DC
pIores the sad spectacle presented By the
American attendance at the Exhibition
The second day the admission was one
guinea, and the number sold wa, over
$4,000.
AsnINGroH, May Il.
a member Of Congress, who has lust
returned from Wheeling, states that tn
loyal Legislature of Virginia, now in sss
sion IN that city, is getting ready to move
to Richmond. The capture of the State
capital is regarded as certain, and the
Legislature proposes to take time by the
ioreIock, and occupy the State House as
the Legitimate representative body of the
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DRY-GOODS,
FOR RE1DIPAT ONLY,

Agents for the celebrated Rock Island Flows.
az manu- faeturers prices. Also for Manny's
reaper. the only successful combined machine
in the world
We invite the public to call and examine our
stock and prices.
No charge tor showing goods. All kinds Of
produce taken in exchange for goods
FRED. HEIGHT i co,
mo Clarence, Iowa.
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tAPE hIRARDEAU. Mo. May II.
Dispatches just received from Colonel
Dauiels' hea quarters, near Bloomfield,
Mo-. contain accounts Of the capture Of
tho notorious Col Phelaa, of Jeff Thomp
sons gang Of marauders. and over one
hundred Of his men. Fifty of them, +.
is said, gave themselves up, and express.
ed desire to return to a quiet and
peaceful life.
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We HAVE BOUGHT FOR CASH.
AND HAVE NOW IN STORE
The Largest Stock of
q X 0 G f r | L S

G. r 0 c. E r | + S
In Nuscatine:
WHICH WE WILL SELL AT
W lCH WE WILL SEI.LAI
WHICH WE WILL oElLAT
WHOLESALE
WHOLESALE
Wholesale
OR
RETAIL
RETAIL
RETAIL
At Prices WHICH WILL DEFY ALI,
Al PRO rs WHICH WILL DEFY ALI,
AT PRICES WHICH WILL DEFY ALL
COMPETITION.
COMPETITION.
CJMPEII1IuN
NO HrMBuG. No HrMBUG,
no HuMBrG! NO HUMBUG,
No HuMBuG! NO nUMBUt;,
Examine our stock and Prices and We will
Examine our stock and Prices and we will
Examine our stock and Prices and We will
CONVINCE YOU
Convince YOr
CONVINCE YOU
r Han Wk SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY
mu1m ~ SELL CHE APER THAN my
THAT WE SELL CHEAPER THAE ivy
monsE ~ .MUsCa7INH
HOUSE ~ .HUSCAJLrE
HOUSE IN .MUSC.a7IkE
BISHOP Il SIlAMNO.
BISHOP Il SliAMMO.
BISHOP Il SlIiMMO.
q Boxes Oranges and Lemons
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the last will and
~ testament Of Tbos. W. iiarrass, deceased
late Of Cedar connty, Iowa, was publicly read a,
the May term Of the county court Of said county.
whercupoa it was ordered that the time for prov.
ing the same will be at the next term ot s-in
court being Monday the goth inst, al when TINE
all persons nterestedin said estate. are required
to appear, and show cause, if any Ihey nave.
against the probate of said will BY order Of
the county court Of said county this 9Th day Of
May, A. D., 1862.
&c Belts, County Jadse.
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THE BEST WORKMEN in the County,

TIE BEEF WONkNEN IN The County,
who can do his work to suit all iancies-one
vino can carve in the neatest manner and do
everything in his line. lie will also attend to
repairing such articles as above me ntioned, in.
Guiding Instruments such as Piano fortes Meo-
deems. Guitars etc.
Heretofore the prices for COFFINS ha. been
beyond his reach, from this time there shall be
no cause for complaint
At the old stand, South of tie court house
square. WM. BAGLEY.
May o. 1862