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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24

by At the request Of friends, tx
funeral sermon of Mr. Ezra McLoneJ
aud +. VI KIaints, who fell IN the BATH
at Pittsburgh Landing, will be preached
at the " f. Church, next Sunday, al
!! O'Clock, n.
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5Es- Shoe as a Newspaper ,rhose columns are al
oil times crorded Nth nep Advertisements, and pe
rW shoe you community aiire Cith business and
enterprise. The age is a n,ouing one. man that
stands tx these slater days. rii short time, fad
hsn,ssL behind has conTelitors. Ell
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GoDy's Magazine for May is ON hand
prompt as usual This number contains
beautiful engraving entitled May Flow
ers, also fashions for May, aud "a en-
cravings illustrative Of the mouth Of
May. This is certainly one of Goly's
best, and every one should have it.
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CAPT. CHlLDs arrived last night II
was detained in Chicaeo by sickness.
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Iron Frame Piano.

are Justly pronounced by the Press and Music Master.
to be superior Instruments They built Of the best
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, and will
stand any climate. The tone deep, round, full
and mellow; the touch elastic. Each Piano ted
for three years. Price from $500 to S7oo. Second
hand Pianos at great hsrgains 5s ocaves, s25 $40;
octavcs. $50 to 500; Ga octaves Sllj to $50; .
octaves, 800 to 1907 octaves, Sl1j to 22J. Second
hand Meodeons from $50 to TO- Monthly payments
ceived for Pianos Mclodeons. Alexander Organs
also for rent, and rent allowed if purchased per
ant.
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d,ipton Abbtrtisrr.

II ? MATHER & ABBOTT, Of New York, are author
lied to receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
.H.SCRIvEN, .4drertisiag Agsxt. SO Dear
born street, Chicago, authorized to reessrs drsr
hscmsnts for this and sH the leading papers Of the
North Usst.
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FINkI,E l. LYON
SEWING. MACHINE co,
53s broadway, New York.

MO PERSON who contemplates purchasing a
~ Sewing Machine for family or manufacture
ing purposes. should fail to send for one of our
circulars. VIII, u contains cuts and full ic,crip-
items Of the several styles, prices and samples Of
work, all of which we send by mail free We
claim to have the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-24

aa- Moses b. Church, Naturalist,
will deliver lectures, at the Court House,
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When Floyd is hung he WI, oe,
like all the statements ne makes, without
the least foundation.
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New Music .s-..Snr,h Jane Lce!''..SonE
and lthuUe.

4 VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, with
- easy accompaniment; can he sung ny Children ~
well adults, and i'll soon become one of the mos,
ropular song. nrt' .Iav. Sentiment II the words
ccent. Price IS cents; L.a'icd free. just published
Inv HORACE WATERS,
Nav oG I~Tp M. 3.}1 Br"aIwAy. New orb.
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Horace Waters, MelOJeONs.

God Gases, Tuned to Equal Tempe ancnt
with the patent Divided Swell and Solo Stop.
No. IA octave scroll legs, from { G, SIS
d" 2-4i, c TOT. 60
:. 3-5 g IS FtoF, -
. IS piano style. tor, 100
" So " FtoF l!J
6-5 " two stops and two sets ofreeds, $50
- /" two stops, two sets of reeds, and
twobanks of keys, 300
- SIS octave Organ Melodeons, two banks Of
keys, pedal bass, four and six stops, 80, 215. 300
These MelodeoIis remain in tune a long time. Each
Melodeon warranted for three years.
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a-y~ That rascal who has attempted,
several times, to force entrance into a
certain dwelling house, situated in the
eastern part of town, had better be Yr,y
cautious in his future movements, or else
he might receive the contents of a small
fire arm, which revolves on its axis once
in twenty four hours, and deals out mes
sengers of death by the half dozen. He
might get especial Dispatch
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TIE GUIDE MD Gl'tNDFOR EVERY
ONE

1t cNposcS III The hum)u-s AVA III. various tricks Sc
entice the sick ard well. 1t Iusttssthc plans Of The
Quncks r"rurs to Gupe every one. 1t guides tbs
unwary through Ir aud shnws every swiiidlo Of the
1t shows h"" all hiirl Of Euod Hcciuos, Ia x-
uors. and Good" lnlt"rtcd, with the Of do
! teCtiur the fI,ud-. Price IS
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sss~ Read the new advertisement of
: Fred. Hecht & Co
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PIANOS, MELODEONS.
Alexander Organs.

80
Sheet Music, Music Books. Music .fGrchaadse, and
kinds Of Musical instruments, at the Iomcst pos
sibis prices.
rK>HE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
l. Overstrung
iron Frame EDiann.
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The same in rich rosewood case, ~
liberal disco unit to cash customers during the
and an extra discount to Clergymen, Churches. Sab
bath schools. Lodges, Seminaries and teachers The
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. 4-i Broadway. New York.
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BONK-lj. 600 copies issu-
! ed in four weeks. superior collection of choice
Tunes and Hymns. written and composed forthe times,
to be sung during the war ~ the uprising millions "f
men, men and Children who stand by the ag OF our
country and despise traitors. 1t contains 90 pages of
Songs Duets and Choruscs, both sacred and secular
Among the number the following popular sorEs-
The Star Spanced Banner, Tbs Flag Of Union For
ever Where Liberty Dwells There is my County God
Speed the Right, Ny Country It's of Thee Our Flts j.
There, Flag Of the Nation. Care for Them Tenderly
Thy Country Calls Thee, The Christian Hero, Columbia
the Gem of the Ocean. Freemen 3 Catherine &C. Also
bible Account Of the Great Slaughter OF Traitors IN the
DAYS Of King Gehospha. All for 10 cents, or 80 per
hundred. Just published by ,
HORACE WATERS. Agent.
No. 49, Broadway. New ork I
,.rNOy .L-IIoa ACE WATERS, Agent, has removed
IL r. No i3I Broadway, ". Y, between trahd ana
prooue streets where he sells new L-ocaVe iais ior
"a and warranted; second hand Pianos and Melo-
Jeon. from a25 to $40. All kinds Of musical mer-
At war prices; pianos and nelodeons to rent
rom s2 upwards. Monthly payments received for the
,me. Alexander Organs for churc es al low prices.
NEW and fresh supply of Sugar. coffee, Mo
.ses. Sc. iuat rere'ved by f. & N. CHILnS. /
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LOST AND FOUND Mr. G.. w. Wise,
OF Toronto, lost his pocket book, contain
ing many valuable papers and eight dol
lars in money, on Wednesday night of
last week, on the road between here and
Rochester. On Friday morning the polk
ct book with the papers, but minus the
money, was found in front of the post.
office. The finder had taken his reward
without consulting the owner He could
have had the money in more honorable
way if he had returned the whole like a
man.
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JOINS CRosBEy's AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE,
for sale at the Post Ofice. See advert iseme mt.
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81 fillmore Chrisman, Of Cass town
ship, member of Capt, McLoney' $ com
pany, returned from Pittsburg Landing
on Mondly last, having been shot thro'
the left arm with minnie bail We had
no opportunity to converse with him as
he remained in town only long enough
to have his arm dressed. DR.. j. G..
Turner, assisted by DR.. II II. Maynard
and A. b. Turner, amputated his arm
near the shoulder, yesterday morning
When last heard from, he was quite COM
Portable, although there is great danger
of gangrcnous inflammation which would
result in death. Mr.. G. states that all
the officers and men of Co. "E' did
their duty manfully. Capt McLoncy and
Lieut.. Durbin led them through the
whole of the fight, as did Lieut. Compton
till he was struck by fatal ball.
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TIE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM.
Plantation and shop.

For every family, having "'cr 1o1U receipts sost
ing, Preserving. Cleaning, &c. How to plant
and what is the tc,t Iasc. How cure animals
advice To Hons" Keepers, Fa"rs, and Mechanics, o.
1000 subjects 81 interest. Price - Worth Slu
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tag 1t has not rained since last Satur-
day, and farmers are now busy with their
seeding, though the weather is still cold
As ''u isery loves company" we will state
for the comfort Of the grumblcr$, that
freshcts are prevailing over the whole
country. In New England, New York,
and, in fact, almost everywhere, East,
West, North, and South, large quantities
of rata have fallen. and great damage has
been done to al kinds Of property along
the streams.
sss- Wilson Simmons, Of this place,
and Z member Of Capt MtLon,y's CON-
pany, died recently in the hospital at
Mound City, Of lung fever and pleurisy
G. W. Simmons, his brother, was severely
wounded in the knee, in th. pittsturg
battle, aud wss in the same hospital, but
was unable to 20 to see him. f. B. Sim
mons left this morning for Mound City,
to look after them.
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nR-David Kelly, who has just return
Cd from Pittsburg Landing, says that he
met the Iowa 9Th and 10th regiments,
with Gen. pope's division, going up the
Tennessee river. The fotils consisted
of 81 steamboats,. We think Beaureeard
will run, when he sees the preparations
that are made to "crush him out If
he does not bloodier battle than that Of
Shiloh will be the consequence.
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TIE LtDIEs' MEDICAL FRIEND
And In, rhy>iolnyy of Marriage.

Wort OF the cause. symptoms, and treatment OF all
complaints peculiar t"tlu marriage" its dutieS,
abortion and Il uts. iren. their Ills and on
the preyeI on orr reception, with Invaluable instrac
tons t. them on s" cts Ola private nature. Price ~
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TIE FtMILl PHYSICIAN.

Continuing simple remedies obtained Tor the cure u
Disease in all its forms. with full explanations OF th<
causes, symptoms, DICT, bathing and exercise. Prizes
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c .. N cNElL,
President.

Il. c. TAHER, Sccy.
} W.
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CASH purchasers will find it to their intcres,
to examine cur goods before purchasing else.
where. W. $. d NJ. CHlLDS
linton, August 22d lsGl,
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T Ell Egg r A P HIC.

Memphis, March 22.-'The G.. S
steamer Ivy; Capt. Fry. has arrived
here. Tho Federals are advancing
towards Decatur, and are reinforcing
on the Tennessee. The Confederate
Generals are confident Of victory.
Memphis, March 22.-The steam.
CIR Menrs has arrivedfrom up the river,
and reports the enemy at Old River
Lake. six miles below 1iptonville;
They are building RATS, hoping to
be able to put a body of infantry on
the cast side of the river. The enc:
my shelled Island No. 10 yesterday,
but no damage done. They never
stay long within range of our guns.
They hope topass Island No. 10 some
foggy night. ,
Augusta, March 22.-The Will
mington Journal. of Friday, says the
steamer Nashville went to sea OH Mon
day. She passed between the block
aiding vessels. They fred several
shots at her, but she is no doubt now
safe from the Linclonites' clutches
Special to the Memphis Appeal.
Richmond, March l9.-On yestey-
day the Senate confirmed the follow
ing nominations Of Cabinet officers.
as chiefs Of the respective, depart
memts Of the executive branch of the
Confederate government:
Secretary Of State, Judah p. Ben
jamiIf. Of Louisiana. Secretary of
War. George w. Randolph, OF Vir-
ginia. Secretary of the Treasury,
C.G. Memminger, Of South Carolina.
Secretary ofthe Navy, $. r. Mallory
of Florida. Attorney General,
Thomas H. Watts, Of AlhaAa. Post
master General, j. H.Negan, Of
Texas. z
Norfolk, March y0:--The MINES
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The Doom Of tie Rebel Leaders,
The Philadelphia Inquirer, of Feb
ruary f4th. abiding to proposition
which is being prepared for the espe-
cial benefit Of our leaders, says:
Col. Richardson, of the Military
Committee of the House. is preparing
a proposition for the punishment
tho double-dyed traitors who have
added perjury to treason. 1t will re-
quirs the confinement and refusal to
exchange of all prisoners who may be
taken or arrested as our armies add
vance, that have takemthe oath Of
duty and service. to the United States.
This will include Senators. Repre-
sentatiyes, officers of the army and
navy, and indeed all who have been
the recipients of this bounty OF the
nation, whether in fame or profit -
This measure will secure the proper
punishment ofSthe rebel leaders, while
it draws broad distinction between
them and their infatuated followers.
Re Of our Former
Lire Of Defences ou the Potomde.-
We are aware that considerable I'M
easiness is manifested on the part Of
the public, on account of reports Of the
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falling back Of our forces4tom Nan:
ass.s and upper Potomac. We may
compose this. aaxisty, It least - some
extent. by the positive assma~os that
these movements have not been a ae-
count Of any pressure Of the enemy,
.bnt are purely strategic. Gen. John
Iston il understood 70, have the con-
fidence Of the Administa ati6n "a such
an extent that, q Z singular excep-
ton, he has the control and direotion
Of military movements in his depart
mont e.tirely in his own discretion.
It il certain that anew line of defence
is TO be organized in Northern Vir-
ginia. and that the points have been
selected with . view to the best STRAIT
egie advantage. These points are
not yet indicated; but it 10 thought
probable that \ line Of defence will
be organized extending from Gordons-
vile to Staunton. A depot Of pro-
visions is now being established 1t
the former place. = 1-s'
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We 'rW be pleased to receire as
contributions. good cAaste ,omances.
poetry. etc., original, also ueH rrit-
te" articles on any sxtject.
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Tho privilege Of yearly advertisers is
stsictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business; and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
ding that Of its individual members.
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals, 81 Per square for each insertion.
All advertisements fer strangers OF tran
silent persons. to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for specified time, will he inserted till
forbid. and payment exacted.
Marriages and deaths will be Published
as news obitua aries, tributes Of respect, and
fr.,ersl invitations as other advertisements.
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sofa, when last seen, was At anchor at
the Rip Raps. She is badly riddlsd
but NOT sunk. -Four transport steam
ers, full Of troops, are ip the Roads.
1t is supposed they are destined to re-
inforce Burnside. There, are three
large Federal frigates at Fort Monroe.
A number of vessels detained by
northeast storms went to sea yester-
day. ~ s.s
Augusta, March e1.-A private
dispatch. just received from s.van-
nah says our troops, are advancing
from North Carolina. The enemy
have left Button.
Norfolk, March 81. Nineteen
large transports, steamers and sailing
ships came into the Roads yesterday.
The most Of them Left this morning,
1t is supposed they are Loaded with
troops.
The St. Lawrence il at anchor in
the Roads, near tho Minnesota.
The old Brandywine. on which tho
Union gun has been placed, could not
be seen from shore yesterday.
Several ships went up to Newport
News, and it is thought landed troops
and then departed.
Augusta, March 2l,-The Savan-
nah News of this morning learns that
the Federals landed yesterday at Red
Bluff, eight miles from Savannah
1t is supposed there were about 1000.
Tho Republican says official infor-
nation has been received that 1000
FeJlerals landed at Button early this
morning.
Great activity prevails among the
Confederate troops on the Carolina
and Georgia coasts.
The Nashville Patriot copies a
dispatch from the Cincinnati Com
rnercial, dated Washington. March
18th, which says Mcclellan. to-mor-
row, ceases to be 'General-in-C Chief,
and Staunton will Issue an order an
nouncing the change. 1t also has a
dispatch saying the Captain Of the
Sumter was released. The Sumter
is still at Gibraltar.
'riptonville.-It is said that the
Federals attempted to plant battery
this landing. but were de.
tered by the timely Interference of
Commodore Rollins, who drove them
away and took their. guns.
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by copmand OF MAJ. Zen. Folk:
+. A.SNowDsN, A. Gen.
,Gers. Bseka<r AID 1ugA~a..-
The Norfolk Day Book extracts the
following paragraphs from ths Her,
aids Albany correepondsnee. Our
Generals have bsen grossly insuted
in every Abolition city: s.4z "
Albany. March 1.-Thsswo Rebel
prisoners are yet comfortably located
at Congress Hail. No train has yet
departed on the Albany and Boston
road since their arrival, owing, to the
detention Of traias by snow drifts.
The crowd that hung around the hotel,
anxious to get view Of tho prisoners
were dispersed by 1ase that they
had left. It MAS nat until this hes
lief was made general that . person
could get into the hotel or out Of it
without elbowing his way out Of q
dense crowd Of excited people. Itis
quite probable they viii leave some
time to-day.
Tighlman appears tho moro soeia-
bic of the two. He is pleasant and
aHable in his manners to all who con-
verse with him-a favor that no person
is granted except those Who are call
ed in officially to sec Col. Cutts, who
remains constantly in tbs room with
them, and does not leave them For .
moment.
Gen. Buckner, on the other hand,
appears somewhat SOM and morose oc-
cssionally, and is often unnatural.
A person who was in the room on
official business with Col. Cults con-
versed with the latter person freely
and az he was about to leave, remark
cd to Gen. Buckner, II Hope to see
you again General;" to which Gen. B,
replied in a graft way, eyes, I suppose
SON the gallews."
Gen. Buckner is exceedingly severe
in his deranciations of Gen. Floyd.
and calls him a cowardly poltroon.
thief. and every other bad name he
can think of; ia even worse in his dc
nunciation ofhinl than is generally IN
dulged in by the Northern press. 70
u military officer who had an opPortu|
uity ii conversing with Gen. buck
nsf,. the latter gentleman stated that
after Fort Donslson had become vest
| ed aud all hope Of escape cut %.
Floyd proposed to his fellow officers
to make their escape under cover O:
dark ness, and leave the soldiers un-
der their command to tkeir fate, This
remarkable proposition Gen. Buckner
and his associates indi gnantly reject
ed; bft Floyd soon after disappear
ed and was not to be. found when
wanted.
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what tie Vsy9tsso has Dose.-
The Norfolk Day Book has tho fol-
lowing condensed statement Of the
work done by the Virginia: ~
Congress (burnt<. $50 mon, SO guns;
Cumberland (sunk). $50 men, &c
guns; Minnesota (riddled), $50 men.
40 guns; Roanoke (soared of). $50
men. 40 guns; st, Lawrence pepper
ed}. $50 men. SO guns; gunboats
two or three disabled), 100 men, 6
guns; forts (silenced). 200. men. 20
guns; Ericsson. $50 men, 2 gums
Total-men, 1890; guns, e30.
Had we q few Virgiaias at the
start. or even at present, perhaps our
situation would have been far more
preferable; however, we have substi:
tutes. So far as we could learn,
there was sent from the vicinity Of
New Orleans towards Memphis, no
less than twenty five gunboats and
floating batteries, during the, past
month.
A Washington correspondent writes
Of tho developments made by the In
vestigating Committed of the United
States Congress:
They have intelligence ofmucheor-
ruption, in which prominent politi-
clans and office-holders will play an
important part. The half has not
been told, al have been informed by
Mr.. Washbprne, Of Illinois, one Of the
committee. With these fraudulent
Spectators, diamonds have been
trumps for many weeks, but. preso,
change, the shutting of the cards has
turned up clubs, under the effects of
which the EXPLANATIONS will be many
and loud-"Oh, what fall my coun-
trymen."
= The st. Louis exposure mas not yet
devsloped-the treason in high places,
next door to the White House and
the Capitol, has not yet been promul
gated-while, from Philadelphia,
New York and other places, the viii
famous hand Of fraud will be upheld
and exposed to the amazement of an
indignant puplic. In the Senate,
House, aud public Offices Of the Gov
ernment, dspravity and debasement
is concealed for the time being: hut
the day of retribution is near. and the
question may, with all propriety be
asked" who shall be able to stand?'
All ready lis it 1 p is queried by the
guardians of our country, who are de.
voted in the most hospitable kind
ness to these upon whose actions de.
ponds their fatesfor veal O. woe.
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SHREVEPORT, FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1862.

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p. II. Brownlce, Sec'-
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OMce. On Texas street,
Above Spring, seassAe Mayov's office