The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-12-04

10 SUUtI W WI W eau p IIIC anu h1
learned a good many useful lessons fro
cur neichb0rs, who have been longer
> the field, {.
IRON TIE TwEHTy-Foraru REGIMENT.
= .ur. Editor:-This is the 2lst day
d November and it is very near as co
n here 10 Arkansas as We would expect
:. ind i: if VIC could yisi; you in Iowa t.
day. 1t las rained here the most OF tt
: week Yesterday it cleared oft and th
It morning it is 50 cold that the boys gath'
r around the camp fires and wonder if thc'
S i, sunny south.
The 3lst aud 18th Iowa Infantry r@gj
ments arrived here Yesterday. Ihel
eff GERS make a fine appearance, and on
men, thu: Febtals Laad better ''clcar tt;
way" whenever they march.
Day before yesterday the rebels we're
reported severa! thousand strong about
IL miles from here GA the Clarendon
roal. If they venture too near, they
may not meet the kind q reception that
would be most desirable. Acting Brig.
Gen Nandevcr is in command, and the
old Colonel is always around when dan
ger is near and fun expected
The news Of the reu!ova. Of General
Mcclellan and the appointment OF Gcn.
Burnside to tie command Of the army or
The Potomac, vas received by he officers
and soldiers hlre with feelings Of un-
bouD del Joy. Although We are far from
that department We are engaged in the
same work hat the "mighty army g. the
east should have been cngareu Ia for
the last fifteen months, the work Of
crushing the rebellion. II the army
which Las been under the y ounL Napo-
leon had accomplished as much during
the last year and i half as the armies Of
the west, the approaching winter cam
pai-n would wipe the last ve>tlye Of re-
bcI.lon from existence.
KS il *, we are willing to fight until
the old 1rg waves triumphantly all over
our once peaceful country, but We feel as
though " would like the successful CO.
operation OF the vast army around Wash
Iagton. tas!Cr Mcclellan We lad dcs
,,;l r. $780, L .; ,..L
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'"0 '" - '''5'-' ~ 'L".d Is wen 10 le"
,' ', "5 ~ Lac o. MAJ years II
'0'' 'G' 'slu'ht Lincoln inform the
HcoP'c Of me loyal states Ut the number
VI men ana Tie amount 0. means It will
require 10 "a: an end to secession, ana
90 1t "o'", aaI the men and means viii
be Forthcoming immediately What tho
people want is to see the rebellion crush
Cd, aud that 10 without waiting q ocDer.
alton to see it accomplished !
We have three qG4rtcrs cf 2 million IF
effective tro,rs low in TIE felj. and
such 4 free. fled BIZ ski,Ifn1 end v;i!in,
generals. is ccrt3iDr. .;nvirc:l,~ ,,.;rer
any force which tbc reboIs ON hr;nr in /.
to tie Gc1d to oppose them" Bu. ii we
arc kept inactive the greater part If the
time, and on.y permitted 70 move agaius,
the rebels when we cannot help ourselves,
as has been too often the case in different
military departments since the war com
nenc2d, yoQ NAV expect twelve months
renee, II tie r3rbcarancc and patriotism
0 see another tcrce OF halt mii'ioH men
omi"@ south to save us from disgrace
al defeat. For, by that tune our RANKS
iit D2 greatly reauce" ah,. IA many
iaces almost acoima'ea Wy u'sg@ aso , f",.
re WIN "esa'" ~ $4,000 - Io s,ythios
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