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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-23
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.

The following is Gen. Lanes staff, all
appointed by Gen Mcclellan, and detail
ed to Maj. Gen. Hunter, to be detailed
by him to Gen. Lane. This formaitv is
necessary in the case of a Brigadier with
Major Generals command: Col VIM.
IL. Merritt, Of Iowa, who commanded
the Iowa First at Springfield; Lieut.. Col.
Judson Fitzpatrick, now of the Harris
Cavalry, Major John Richie, of Kansas;
Bevan Antwor:h, of Iowa; f. J Weed.
of Kansas; Champion Vau ghn, of Kansas;
}. K. Mcclure, of Kansas; VIM Kile,
of III and W, A. Phillips, Kansas cor
respondent of the n Y Tribune.
Gen. Lane left this afternoon for
Chicago. Gov. Curtin has asked per-
mission from the war Department, to
send eight full regiments of infantry
and one of cavalry from Pennsylvania to
the southern coast. These are additional
to the State quota.
Most all the arms purchased in Europe
by Col Schuyler have been deliver d.
Secretary Stanton will be sworn 10 to-
morrow. His first ac: will be to order
the removal of the bars which have block
AIDED across to the war Department and
the Adju:ant Generals cfkca.
Yesterday Cameron gave Stanton a
breakfast, at which Senators Wade.
Chandler and others Of that type were
present.
Secretary Stanton said yesterday, that
the army must burn powder in the face
OF The enemy. can't make them fight,
but they must either tigh, or run.
The Adjutan.- General has directed al,
officers Oh this side of the Potomac to
pay their respects to the new Secretary
Of War tomorrow.
Tom Corwin renewedly writes his in.
'eatlon to come home. He says the
Mez'cans are making great preparations
to resist the allied invaders.
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3(ew Ad,.e,tise,t,ents.
SHERIFF SALE.

pl virtue of Especial execution to me direct.
- ed. 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 D. +. Coms,ork and
against Al. Keith and N. j. Keith. have levied
upon the following property as the property Of
the SAID A. j. Keith and VI. J. Keith. to wit:
Lot number fonr - in block number ,onr IN
IN the town of Mechanicsvile. Cedar county.
IOWA. with the appHrtenances thereon;
AND shall offer the same for sale at public ont.
cry ut the court house door in the town OF. Tin
ION IN said county. on Monday the 10th day of
r,eoeaarF' Nd. ls62, at one O'Clock p. m. of said
Gay 10 satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon
Dated this 9TH day OF January, A. u. lsG2.
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa.
ier >. W. RATHBuN, Deputy. [pr fee %
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An Incident of the War l., Missouri.
Correspondence Of the y. Y. Tribune)
SALENA, Kansas. Dee II

A man named &c, lived in Mo
abeut Fifty miles from the Kansas border.
His family, originally from the South,
had settled long ago in Southwestern
Missouri. When the war broke out hi,
two brothers joined the secession army
and they urged him to do so too. lie
was true to the Union lIesitatiny, and
with the ties of kindred to district him
he remained passive witness of event,
until all the man that was in him =,
length induced him to take his pl,cc in
the great struggle A few days after
ms younger brother rode up to bis house
At the time he was out Of his WAGON.
and had been practicing with his rife a,
at mark, and had just loaded. The
younger brother said
"lm glad you're thinking about Won,
gun: You had better join company"
Il have done So" was the calm rsnlv
Whose ?"
8 Captain naming the captain
t company of home guards that had
cen raised III that county T.
"Ah, that's wha, you are at, i. i,w
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RpIIs Ian IA

RuLLA, Jan. Is.
Indications are that all the troops at
this point will move westward. excepting
one or two regiments to guard the post.
The enemy's pickets extend fourteen
miles from Springfield, and Prices force
is estimated at about l., 900.
1t WAS reported that Gen. Mcintosh
was coming up from Arkansas with large
reinforcements, but the report is not
wholly reliable.
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SHERIFF SALE.

D1 virtue of II special execution to me direc-
- ed. 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 Edwards Nichols
and Richards. and against Edward Jones and
Martha A. Jones, have levied upon the follow
ing property as the property of the said Edward
Jones and Martha A. Jones to-wit:
The northwest quarter 81 the northeast quar-
ter of section number fifteen Q5) in township
number sevent. mine (7o) north If rance one il
west of the 9Th p. M, containing 40 acres with
the appurtrnan es thereon;
And shall offer the sam. for sale at rublic ont
cry ut the court house door in the town of Tin
ton, in said county. on Thursday the 18Th day Of
February, A. ID. lst2 at one o'c lock y N Of .,id
day. Z" satisfy said execution and costs III At NAV
accrue thereon.
Dated this 9Th day of January, A. D. 1852
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
Per s. W. RarHBrN, Deputy. TS5 mi
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CAIRO, Jan. %

, CAIRO, Jan. 20
The expedition has returned without
apparently etFectins anything, but from
unmistakable information ali intended
has been accomplished. The objects in
view appear to have been three fold. viz:
preventing reinforcements being sent to
Bowling Green, to accustom the troons
to marching and field life, and to obtain
a thorough typographical knowledge by
reconnolssances in force of a country
soon to be the field of action for a grand
army.
All the troops except General McCler.
hands column, which has arrived at Fort
) ei'erson, are back in their old quarters.
Gen. Grant and staff returned Yesterday
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

DCbliC Notice is hereby given that the un-
l dersigned Executor de bonus non OF the e..
tate OF Elliott Parr deceased. late Of the county
of Cedar, and State Of Iowa, will offer at public
sale on the eighth ~ day of February. Ii, 2, at
enc O'Clock p. m. Of said day, on the premises
one mile northeast OF Loudon, the following
property, towit: the southwest quarter of The
northeast quarter of section no. thirty six C,t)
In township no. eightytwo (s2) north of rang.
one ~ west of the 5th p. m. containing forty
acres. Terms cash. JOHN sHEARER,
Executor de bonus non.
January ., lsG2-niwl
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ST. Louis ian %

1t is reported here that large num-
Der Of troops have left Sedalia frr the
South. Gen. Siecl goes with the ,ast
column which left RoIla, and will have
charge OF the entire forces on the march
The arrest of Col, Fi,z Henry Warren.
OF the LIST Iowa cavalry, was for aludin .
to Major Chamberlain as a fuancier. and
tor using profanc language on parade
be dismissed.
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PROBATE NOTICE

ID Bl.ic Notice ia hereby given TO all persons
i interested IN the estate Of William Blair de
ceased, late OF Cedar county, Iowa, that alyi,
iha!er executor. has flied in the Office 81 the
to"h'y Judge OF SAID county. his hnal report ~
the settlement OF the affairs Of said es,a,. .,a
asks to he discharged from ali further dgties
and liabilities in the premises All prisons H.
tereste deslrous of contesiing the - mt r.s,sys
40 50 on or before the first Monday IN fst,e.s.
u. II. 1861 or said report will be eonEyaaax ~
prayed for therein.
December %, lsGi-n4wl
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''Tell Him to Put 1t Throurhy,

Among some documents sent in to the
Senate and brou eht forward 10 the debate
as to the right of Mr.. Lane to seat in
that body after being appointed brisa-
der General. there was read a very
characteristic note from the president.
which we print below Our readers will
appreciate Mr.. L,ncoln's earnest iniunc-
tion "not to be writing or telecraphin,
back, but to put it through" The
note, with an endorsement made on I by
MIR. Cameron, is as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, June 20. 1861
My dear Sir: Since you spoke to me
Yesterday about General j. II. Lane, of
Kansas, | have been rejecting upon the
subject, and have concluded that We
need the service of such a man ont there
at orce; that we had better appoint him
br'gade.general Of volunteers TODAY, and
send him off with such athourity to raise
force q think hpo regiments better
than three, but as to this l am not par
tleular). as you think will get him into
actual work quickest. Tell him when he
starts to put it through
Yours, truly.
A. LINCOLN.
Hon. Secretary of war.
General Lane has been authorized to
raise two additional regiments Of volun,
teers.
SIMON CAMERON,
Secretary Of war.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the January
~ term of the County Court of Cedar county,
Iowa, James IL. I.eech was appointed and duly
acknow lodged Executor, de bonis non of the
estate of Thomas Ludlow. deceased All per
sons indebted to said estate will make payment
To said executor. without delay, and those hay
ing claims against said estate will file them in
the Office Of the County Judge, in said county
OF Gear, and prove them according to law
J. c. BETS. County Judge
of Cedar county, Iowa.
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PHILADELPHIA Ian II

The steamer Rhode Island arrived here
last night from Fort Monroe. She has
on board the crew Of the rebel schooner
Venus, captured near Galveston. Also
rebel captain, Geo. j. Mahon, who was
captured in Barratria Bay, while on
pleasure excursion. He admits the pres
encc of the Union sentiment in North
Carolina, though it is not allowed to
manifest Itself.
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SHERIFF SALE.

nf virtue OF special exec ,,tion TO me direct
- ed, issued from the off g OF the clerk of tho
District Court in and for the comfy of CcIsr
and Stat" OF Iowa. in favor of Thur.ton Chase
and against d. W. Miles and >uson Mile, have
le''ea upon the following property "a tn. prop.
erty Of the said ID. W. Miles and su..n Nil. -
wit: "
lhe north half Of the northeast Gui rter of sec
tloh number seventeen 90 in tow nship seventy
nine s'9) north of range four a. west Of the sin
p NJ containing about eighty acres with the
appurtenanres thereon;
And shall offer the same for sale a. public out.
cry at the court house door in the town OF Tin.
ton, in said county. on Friday the 2s.h day of
February, A. ID. ls62, at one 0 clock u. H. Of sal
day' 10 satisfy said execution an d &C SITS til al may
accrue thereon. my
Dated this It'll dsy OF January, A. y. 1862.
DAVID PLATNER,
, Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Let = W. hAFhbtS. Deputy. pr fee IS co
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TWO EATRAY STEERs.

'AkEN tp by Robert speere, at his re.id.n..
IN ,,a ,a nta YAK ,o"nshIp. Cedar c"un,y, Iowa,
On 'he zosn DAY OF December. 1861, two eat,nv
steers a follows: One GLOW steer snnno:.
ca :. 70 he three years old. with . white spot On
ans race, anu appraised at SIS. And one 4 deem
req steer about the same age. and Appraised q
SIG. A1n%zn INV =
.Ffk OF the Dist. Court Cedar county, Iowa
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THE RoUT or HUMpHREy MApsu.,,

THE RoUr or HUMPHREY MARSHALL
Later advices from Eastern Kentuckv
show that the success of Col. Garfi.ld's
forces is better than was first reported
Humphrey Marshalrs troops, IN superior
numbers, attempted 10 make fight, but
were defeated, demoralizel, and utterly
put to flight Col. GsrGeld's success !,
as brilliant and important as that of auv
on our side in this war
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SHERIFF MALE

ni virtue of a special execution to me d,ec,.
- ed, issued from the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court, in and fnr the eau,,v Of telar
ana state OF Iowa in favor Of VI. Y. Bn,cr. and
now assigned to J. II. Painter J. Wilson y r.
gus, j. Wood and :. hean, and asains. 4 N
clifford. | have levied upon the following nron,
erty as the property of the said A. NJ Gina,l
to wit: no'" u
The northwest quarter of the northw.s, GUAR
ter of section twenty eight in tonpshi, s.,n,
nine, north OF range three. west of the 5,h n m
'etaf county, iowa containing abont 40 acra,
with the arpnrtenances theieon;
, Ana sn 81, ,l "ler the sane for safe at public
Upton, in said county on Friday the 2sth ta ~
fe'faaiy' a. H. 1862 at one O., lock u. m NJ soi:,
day to satisfy said execution and cost. , "a sa'o
accrue thereon. '' 'hat ma
Dated this 9TH day Of January 4 n ,sc.
DAVID tLATNFR
p, W Hherih Of Cedar county, Iowa.
re' = W. RArnHrS, Deputy. Ipr lee - 90
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~In the so. called Democratic Co,

~In the so.cal.ed Democratic Con-
vention, held in indianapolis on the 9th,
a resolution complimentary to Gov
er2or Wright, and endorsing the dying
declarations of patriotism by Stephen A.
Douglas: was howled and hooted down.
Such clamor was raised that the rcsolu.
ton was not put to vote. Why didn't the
"Dcmocracy' indorse Breckenridge,
their late candidate for the Presidency,
and Jessie D. Bright, their represent.
alive in the Senate?
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LATER.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. ~.
The recent fight took place Sunday in
stead of Saturday morning.
Gen. Thomas, Sunday afternoon, fol-
lowed up the rebels to their entrench-
ments, l6 miles from his own camp, and
when about to attack them, this morn
ing, he found their entertainments de-
serted, the rebels having left their can
mons, quartermastors' stores, tents, hors
es and wagons. The rebels dispensing
had crossed the Cumberland 10 one
steamboat and line barges, at White Oak
'reek, opposite their encampment at
Mill Springs, 275 rebels killed and woun.
led, including Zollicotfer and Peyton
on dead, were found on the field The
lth Indiana lost IS killed and wounded.
'othing further of Fed raj loss has yet
cached here.
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=, ViNClNNATI, Jan. ~.
Heavy rains have prevailed since Satur
gay night The river here is fiftv.one
feet deep and rising at the rate of three
inches per hour. There is FIVE feet Of
water on the first floor of buildings front.
'ng the river.-All tributaries above are
pouring out at food height.
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baTThere is a man 10 the West who
has moved so often, that whenever GOV.
cred wagon comes near his house, bis
chickens all march up and fall on their
backs, and cross their legs, ready to be
place.
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AND Osf wlraYtsT 1s.s,

lst-'The Paper s.sa rss~
! tPaish III ai3tlaf tf,s
lHiS IlE is maaf stzEA.s ~ fstts- y, IA
different sft lee AID In Iefi.e fifsft. n ~ at.
and other iabr5es. tit trr9... II .p ~. s-.., .
gentleman may nsaf q a5,N r4s ~ fsEf ta4a
ami yet not 10 cbarTsstis sHEr s.r,s,s,, AZ.
one lie can ne r"1S - aa.s = a.epesse.,s "
economic.
2d-The Relief Tie.
Patented January zo,h. 1861
ibfs II couhtless tie mos: perfect silk Tie ever
invented, and is just what the name Implied
perfect relief nom all further trouble In tying
boss. 'o
A-The Lace Edge Tie.
exqnistey beautiful article-it bas only IN
be seen to lie admired
SMITH Il DROUWER, sole Manufacturers.
No. 81 Warren street, N. Y.
n B-Ne sell to Wholesale Jobbers only.-
Country Merchants can order our goods Of anv
house with whom they are dealing
April 18th, lsGi-2m
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GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT
ESTRAY COLT.

TAhEs Up by Levi Pickeis. at his reaia.n.s
N FIoneer Township, Cedar county, lows. on
the 'th day Of December. A. b. 1861. 4 hiacr
ioH>E COLT: little white on il. RICH, hind
,e-s hai way mp to the pattern joint and has
'eeh hmrt under The belly. sup osed to be snar.
ged. Three years old last Spring md ,prrais.d
a. InIrts ao'tats. AiDSZD SHAW
Upton Dec H. ls6l-n5lm3al n, ri..s
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Reported Sinkin; Of the Sumter.

NEW DIRK, Jan. IS
The Commercial says that a pirate
dispatch states that the private Sumter
has been sunk by a United States gun
boat off Cadiz.
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Fnghs u KestUcky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20.
Gen. Thomas telegraphs to head quar-.
tiers that on Friday night ZoIlicoffer
came mp to his encampment and attacked
him ct six o'clock on Saturday morning,
near Webb's cross roads, in the vicinity
Of Somerset. At half past three o'clock
Saturday afternoon ZoIlicoffer and Bailey
Peyton had been killed, and the rebels
were in full retreat to their entreDch.
'nents at Mill Springs.
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| The Dubuque Times publishes letter
from our Representative in Congress,
Col. Vandever, and copied into the Tip
ton Advertiser Of last week, refutinc a
report 10 circulation that while At the
head of his regiment 10 Missouri, he had
returned slaves which sought his camp
for protection. In this letter we find
the following remarkable paragraph:
~ say then emphaticnIly, that never
have returned, and, God helping ME,
/ never will return to slavery fleeing fu.
gitive, | would submit to be cashiered or
shot rather then perform so mental an
| Office"
Now let it be remembered that Van |
devcr commands the Ninth Iowa Regi,
ment, which is 10 service in Gen. Hal.
leck's department. 4 Col Vandever is
therefore one of Gen. Halleck's subor-
dina.e officers. The General has issued
an order excluding slaves from our
camps, an order which has brought down
upon his devoted head the holy indigna-
ton of all abolitionists, Vandevcr among
the rest.
Now look at the position Of Col. Van
dever: His superior, Gen. Ualleck, is
sues an order for the return of the fugi. ,
tives. Col. Vandever emphatically de-.
clares that he will be cashiicrcd or shot Ii
rather than obey such an order. Great a.
and brave is Vandever. IIc threatens
insubordinaticn. He will probably have Of
IN opportunity Of demonstrating bis sin al
'erity. And when he returns to the pc
ommand Of his regiment, if be executes ms
is threat, and Gen. Halleck does his "a
uty. we may look for vacancy in the wi
econd Congressional District Of Iowa. Il
= Cedar Democrat, Jan. 16M de'
"A ha! So that is where you are, is n viz.
? Your idea Of patriotism is to have SIN
r army spend its time in returning boa
naway negroes, aud you think that an vess
Ger who won't do that ought to be ono
1t. A pretty "Union' man you, who .h;
e more for few slaves, than you do boat
the preservation of the Government. been
len the rebels commenced their trea. p'ert
able acts they we'll knew their danger mac
his score, but they relied on North ,ror.
Democrats to catch aud return their onon
ways. 1t seems that our neighbor clear
i'll willing to do tina. dirty work. Ii
le. bin, bu: We thank God that the las,
is past for our army to do the like. -aha,
.e day the Democrat was issued the e-'s
wing came 10 hand. We presume but ,
'en'ocrat will understand it:
Special dispatch 70 the chieaso rrtane,
ST. LOUIS. jan II. 90. A
n. Halleck has written a letter, s,ea,
b appears in the Democrat of to- shell
~, 'ep7ovins an officer for deliver blocl
up negro claimed as a fugitive tire
He states that such was not the The
t Of "Order No. 8" 1t was not cred
ned to aid either negro catchcrs or Mob
',s, bu: BY excluding the persons, to und,
de the question The
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Va motion Of Mr.. Ten Eyck, of New
jersey the resolution reported back from
the Judiciary Committee, that Trusten
folk, OF Missouri, be expelled from the
senate, was also taken up, and both res
o'us'on' were adopted, yeas SO; nays nou.
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- r. MAIIONY 4 BRO,
L A / l. @ X S

nNE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
work entrusted to our care will he ate nded
10 promptly. made ia the latest fashions and war.
r;1hted to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas
enable. Give us a call
Upton, March H. 1850. III
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christmas or New Years Present.
WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

valuable and appropriate 'estimo nial OF &
FATHER to his DAUGHTERi
SON his MOrIiERs
HUSBAND to his WIFEs or 4
BROTHER to his eleTER.
This en- Is profitable and avilabla Z
life time.
10 - equal to ten sea,nstresses.
An Annual Dividend Of 100 to 500 per
cent. on its cost may be obtained II
use-by its possessor.
II. HAMMOND. Agent
nalml for Upton, and viciuity.
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Official copy.
l.. THOMAS,
\ diutant General.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
Cass'us NJ. Clay was to day cofrmed
as Maj General, and Maj Doubleday
as Brig. General.
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The COURAGE OF HUNGER En-.
gl'sh journal, in an article on animal
traits, says 'the lion is poltroon, and
exercises mighty strength under the
stimulus OF hunger. The seat of his
courage is bis empty belly" The pies
cnt attitude Of England toward this coun-
try illustrates the appropriateness of the
hon as br''ain's national emblem, for i.
not her attitude mainly prompted by cot
ton hunger?
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sBE The Chicago journal in spea

e~ The Chicago journal in speak.
ing of an arrangement which the bank.
crs wish to make with Sec'y Chase, SAYS:
by the proposed arrangement the
Government viii be compelled to borrow
all moneys for carrying on the war. of the
banks, excepting City millions, and paw
$40 Interest for the paper promtses Of
these banks, which will not furnish a cir.
culatiug medium as reliable and sa,isfsc
tory as the Government could issue rt,l
out interest. Should the Governments.
sue two hundred millions Of demand
Treasury notes, convertible in two wear.
into 10 bonds, it would make a dir.
ference in this description of Govern.
ment issues of one hundred and f;ftx
millions, the interest on which is nearly
eleven millions annually, and CONSEQUENT.
" an annual saving of that amount 70
the people would result over the nlan
which these monied interests are forcing
upon the Government"
Thus it will be seen that Bankers are
not all unselfish, and we should take war.
ming and see to it tha. our banks do mot
get us in their power.