The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-06

The prizes Of board fsr pstissts 10
che Isssps Asylum . Mk Psaseae be-
been a1vaoced 10 fous d1llars psrvsek.
Tie 22d, 24th aid 18Th Iowa rsgi-
msnts are With Sheridan.
The Newton Psess says corn il sell
ing in the fled 10 thst county Of @25 pc.
acre. This one years crop sill pay for
the land aud its Improvements. 20
-LeGrsnd Byiogton, 10 . circular 70
the voters Of the Fourth Coogsessisosl
District, requisites Mitchell, the regulas
Democratic nominee for Coogrsss, = b.
ing . var man, snd sssossces himself
% candidate, unless smother Democrat.
| ie Convention shall Be called ssd 80 bet
ter peace msn" than himself sonissesa.
WAs IN IowA.-On Moaday SITTER.
noon Major Duncan, Of Davenport, ~.
ceived the following dispatch from the
Provost Marshal Of Poweshiek county:
GsrxxELI, VIA Nsvron, Oct. "a.
One Of my Deputies vas MORALLY
wounded and special agent killed TO-
day, 10 attempting to arrest . drafted
man in Poweshiek county, Who failed to
report. # 3: lea 80. e. f.. . ~,r
The band Of despessdoes are yet un-
known. I have ordered out two CON.
paniss eff State militia to scour the couu.
Try sltrr snu .--.1.-~.-. H-.- ADJ.
Cen Baker forward srms and ammuoi.
ton to Captaia Masnis's company at
Newton without delay. .z :
'.a JAS MATTHEWS,
Capt. q Prov. Marshal, 4th Dist.
Immediately upon the reception Of
this intelligence, Gov. Stone add Adjs.
Gen. Baker chartered . special trsio,
which left Davenport ., o clock D. % ,
taking with them 500 stand of Enfield
rifles and Is, 900 rounds Of ammunition.
The militia companies of Osksloosa have
been ordeted to the scene.
Upon the arrival of Gov. Stone, Gen.
Baker and 40 Of the I'd Iowa Cavalry,
several srrests we're made sod arms were
taken from some Of the prisoners. No
resistance was made.
The Governor General of Canada has
given notice that all able. bodied persons
from the United States who have taken
refuge in Cansda since the first Of Au
gust must be enrolled for the military
service of Her Msjesty's government
This is hard on skedaddlers frou the
draft.
A steamer arrived al Cincinnati with
a large number of refugees from Allan.
ia, who chose to 20 North rather than
South after the order was issued by Gen.
Sherman, causing their exodus from that
place. Most of them we're in comforta-
bic circumstances pecuoiairily, but few
was taken charge Of BY the Refugee Re-
lief Commission.
A smile Of serence content passed over
the face Of q Peace man at ZauesyiIle,
when be heard Ben Wade say historic.
ally: "After year and half Of battles,
Mcclellan, and sll his s,sf, and oil their
horses, came ont rs sleek, ss fat and as
fair ~ they went 10. Not one had blood
drawn on him. And he was the young
Nspo,eou - s- v .
Tho 37th Iowa regiment (Gray.
boards) has gone to Columbus, Ohio, tc
perform guard duty.
Tho Davenport Ga.ette ssnou o css
the, unpleasant tidings Of the death oil
Capt. N. j. Rusch, of Scott county,
which occurred few days since At Vick..
burg. Capt. r. formerly represented
Scott county in the State Senate, and was
subsequently elected Lieutenant Govern.
or. At the close Of his Official term be
was appointed resident Commissioner oil
Emigration 10 New York. Capt. r. has
been dischargiDg the duties Of U. 8.
Qusrtermaster for some two years.
The celebrated Stonewail Brigade,
(rebeD which was recruited 10 the Shen.
sndoah Valley, and composed principally
Of the sons Of wealthy planters residing
in the neighborhood Of Winchester,
Strasburg, Uarrisonburg and Staupton.
was completely annihilated in the fight
Of the 26th ult. The brigade, which
bad dwindled down from 5000 to les,
than l 900, was all either killed or cap.
tured. Secessionists say that this brig.
ade has absorbed, since the war began
over 5000 recruits.
As regiment Was marckiog through
one OF the avenues Of Washington las.
week to the depot, upon approaching
the Mcclellan flag, halted and turned up
side street. The e1asperated copper
heads who witnessed it shouted out,
"they'd put one over the door of the
depot, and compel the d-n cusses to 90
under it,"
The official report Of Gen. Fisk gives
the particulars Of the massacre BY the
guerrillas at Centra'ia, Mo, of Union sol.
diers. Major johnson was completely
overwhelmed, and himself and com msod
subjected to az inhuman butchery. Mai
johnson was murdered and sea- ped, and
40 OF his officers snd men shared the
same fate. Most of them we're sho.
through the head, then scaIped, bsyonets
run through ,hem, their ears and nose.
cut of aud thrust into their mouths
The scouudrels who did these deeds
were regular Confederate soldiers, sworn
into the service by rebel recruiting off.
GERS sent out BY sterling Price, IS attest.
ed by Edwin W. Price, who was sen. by