The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-30
TnE --LATEST NEWS.

,.tlisbipg a HosPital at Iowa c. zoo no'
aOo .oldiers and a, Burlington for loo.
The next Iowa State Far IS , 20 os
held at Dubuque on Sept. i0'h, io.u'
17,h and 18th. 1868 The list of prem
ians is large and the Fair promises ~
be of absorbing interest.
Iowa Crops -From all the inf'ru'a-
ton tina, We can CLEAN from our eA-
changes. farmers and others, We are as
sured tina, the crops are much better
than i. generally supposed The wheat
crop will be better than last yer; then
NEST of the wheat was No. aud reject.
cd This year the berry is plump and
vii! grade No. l. Oats, Barley, Rye and
Corn PROMISES well, and potatoes never
looked better tor large yie!d.-Dn5rque
Times.
The Sioux City Register, the lead.
10: Democratic paper on the Missouri
slope, rcpudiates the entire proceedings
Of the late Copperhead Convention
platform. tickle, and all. 1t thinks 1t
the strongest dose Of disioya!ty tina: has
been presented to the party.
The War Department, has increased
the reward for the arrest and delivery at
any military post Of any of6eer OF soldier
found absent from his command without
leave, from fve TO ten dollars.
God has risen in Richmond to nine
huadred PER cent. premium, aud wheat
to ten dollars per buShel. Those fg1res
are a great deal more reliable than any
other information We have, as to the
sinking condition of the Coufederacy.
A burglar who broke into house at
Euclid Creek, Ohio, during the absence
Of the family, and pockc;ed spoons aud
ether property. in getting out of the
window stepped on 30 insecure cover OF
. cis:ern, broke through and was drown
Cd
The surveyors Of customs at St.
Louis and Cincinnati have received in-
structions from the Secretary Of the
Treasury TO clear boats aud barces, ex.
cept Of prohibited articles. fer the por,
of New ORLEANS. Boats will be required
to give bond not to land goods a, inter
mediate points, exc, PIT under permits al
thor1Zed BY existing regulations.
Hon. John j Crittcude died a,
Frankfort, Ky, on the Goth inst aged
- years. His disease was general de-
bil;ty.
Tile news from Vera Cruz, of tn.
23d. sites that Mexico was declared al
empire on the 10Th MaxamiIlion. O
Austria, was proclaimed Eu peror, if h
will accept; If not, Napoleon is 10 selec
one.
The details of the charge of tn
22d, made Oh Fort Wagner, of Charles
ton. show most desperate fighting b.
Srons's brigade Scarcely a field o
line officer escaped being wounded. ap
the whole rebel force was concentrate
upon the 54th Massachusetts, (co.ored
regiment. They fought heroically, an
only retired when tie rtst did. Th
stornine party, after hoy had game
part Of the fort, and planted their A.;
oh tiie pdi'pet, schL 10 beD. strong an
Seymour for reinforce ms nts, but both {
those Generals had beco wounded.
the meantime his party were being de,
mated by rebel grape, and when Gen
Stevens brigade had received orders t
advance, it was too late. Our galIar
men had been forced to retire. No,
withstanding this reverse, Charleston
a doomed city.
; Col, J NJ. Shackleford, command,
: Of the troops in pursuit of the gu ,rril
= Morgan, teIegraphs from New Lisbon,
. July 26, to Col Richmond, that "by II
blessing Of Almighty God I-haye su
ceeded in capturing Gen. John \. Mo
gan, COL Clark, and the balarce Of tt
command amounting to about 400 pri
oners. | will start with Morgan an
staff on the first train for CINCINNATI. ar
await the Generals order for transport;
ton for the balance" Thus it will
=. seen that this great guerrilla chief ar
! thief has been "gobbled up" Bully f
y the "gobblers.