The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-28


Courier.
"ARREsrED" The Muscatine Jour-
nal, Of the Goth inst, states that two
men were arrested in Upton on Sunday
last, for encouraging assertions, etc, and
taken to Des Mones, for trial. This
was news to the citizens Of this place,
and it was like most of the kilograms now
days-false. On the 10Th inst. four
or five men were subporad as witnesses
before the grand jury Of the U. S. Dis
trict Court, and this is perhaps the foun-
dation of the story told to friend Mahin.
One of the men subpeped was SO cxcit-
ed about it that he ran around to see all
the Copperheads and get their advice,
and then left home for a time, but did
not 70 to Des Moines. Why did he not
obey the summons of the civil outhori-
ties like an honest, fearless man? Let
the Copperheads, who are such pretended
stickIers for the laws, answer.
nA, We heard a minister remark, the
other day, while conversipg upon preach
ing against the sin Of slavery, that he
did not consider it his duty to preach
against the sins Of people thousand
miles away. We could not help thinking
the worthy divine about right; for if SO
be he were very deyout man and God
should answer his sermons and prayers,
and let the bondmen and bondwomen go
free, what great sin would the Southern
divines have to preach against? Would
it not be taking the bread and butter out
of their mouths, thereby creating one of
those monopolies spoken Of by our cor
respondent, "J-e," in last weeks issue,
which are directly opposed to the prin.
cip!es Of Republican form Of Cover, .
ment?
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for June,
is on our table, with its usual quantity Of
excellent reading. The FIRST article,
"weak lungs, and how to make them
strong" is worth the whole cost of the
number; then we have "Paul BECKER"
"Thc Hancock house and its founder"
"Why Thomas was discharged" "Li ght
and dark, ""Wet weather work ""Moun-
tains and their origin "Spring at the
Capital, }" and "Horrors of San Domingo"
and the usual reviews and literary motto
es. The next number commences the
twelfth volume. Try it year.
HARpER's MONTHLY, for June, is on
our table. The first article, Tho Indi-
an Massacres and war of 1862" is at
this time peculiarly interesting and is
we'll illustrated. Then there is "The
quicksilver mines of New Almader, Cal
ifornia," "insects injurious to the vine"
1.-TWO weeks at Port Royal" and other
articles besides the continued stories.
monthly record of events, literary notices,
editors easy chair, etc. This is the first
number of the twenty seventh volume,
and now is good time to subscribe.
ARruuR's HOME MAGAZINE, for
June, is at hand with an unusually intc-
resting table Of contents. Arthur's is
the Home magazine Of the country and
deserves to be in every family Of the
land. Everybody that reads, knows r.
s. Arthur and his writings and will need
no assurance that none but the best of
reading will appear in his magazine. The
July number commences new volume
GoDEY's LADY's Book, for June, is
on our table, with its four fashion plates
furnished to the Book by the house of
Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co., the cele-
brated merchant of New York. The
fashions are up to the latest dates. These
are in addition to the usual celebrated
colored fashions, which contain six fs.
ules. The preserving receipts in this
number are worth twice the price of the
Book A new volume commences with
the July number.
CORPORATION OFFICERS. Have We
such officers? Who are they, and where
arc they? Some time ago it was said a
Mayor, half a dozen councilmen, and a
marshal, were chosen for the purpose of
devising and executing wholesome reeu-
lations for the welfare of the town. Live