The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-24
NEWS ITEMS.


that state that "sll ladies wish to b wh
love their lords"
Frederick r. Low, jsst elected Gov
ernor of California, by the Union party
BY 10000 majority, is native OF Maine
Two men went over Nisgara Falls 10
boat on Friday evening. 1t was to b
the last excursion Of the season, snd 6
it was.
A workman on . staging in Psri
sneezed. The sneeze made him drop
stone, the stone dashed mans brain
out, and the mans falling body dislodge'
four other workmen who occupied love
stsgiDgs. The damage was considerable
The London Court Journal relste
that young English lsdy of sevent.
summers and . good deal of money, Ia
just given her virgin hand to . butcher
a lad of thirty eight.
The Chicago Journal says that lsrg,
number of sidewbeel steamers on tn.
North river At New York city, indicate
a movement somewhere, but the paper.
are prudeotly silent on the subject.
A miner at Pixies Peak writes that the
miners are very much discouraged. They
have to dig through solid vein of silver
four feet thick, before they can reach the
gold. Poor fellows!
TIE railroad war is at an end, the three
leading eastern lines having compromised
their differences, and returned to their
old local rates. Rates cast will hereafter
be guided by rates from, Chicago, and
will be the same by all routes.
The European papers have absurd re-
ports that an American feet is in the
Pacific ocean stealing the natives of the
islands for service in the United States
army. Europeans will believe anything
the bigger the lie the better.
The whest crop this season in the
rebel States will foot up SO, $50 500
bushels, which will be an exces. over the
crop Of 1860, as stated in the last census,
of 2s, 273, 600 bushels.
The New York World sucers at Presi-
ident Liucoln's "vulgar honestly" That
journal likes Gov SEYMOUR polished
knavery great deal better.
The Fort Wayne Iudiaua) Gazette
says that copperhead in that place de.
cares that be is opposed to the draft
because every Democrat who goes to
The army and lives to return home is sure
10 come back an sbolitionist."
Gen. Sully surprised four hundred
odg Of Sioux two hundred miles above
Fort Pierre. about the 10th inst. One
hundred and fifty Indians were killed, all
heir supplies Of provisions and horses
we're captured, together with large mum.
Der of prisoners. Our loss is not report.
d.
The Democrats Of Dubuque county
ave actually nominated that shameless
nd Infamous rebel sympatbizer, Maho-
y, for Sheriff Of the county! Any man
rho votes for Mahooy must necessarily
re traitor at hoart, as destitute Of pat
lotto impulses as he is of manly honor. |
The Northern sup 2orters Of the South.
I'm rebellion, have made q tremendous
:ain O. in Maine. They were beaten
asst fall by $4,000! They are beaten
his fall by 10000. Say, Coppe,Asads,
ave you heard from Maine
1t was John Armstrong, of Jersey
lily, who ate a plate of ice cream at
air for the benefit of sick and wound.
o|diers, laid down FIVE hun sred dollar
reasury note, and coolly declined the
'hanpe. The circumstances vas eudors.
ID on the back of the note BY the lady
attendant, and came to light IN Wash.
ngton.
1t would not be impossible nor i'm
probable that If England shosId have
another foreign war with any forHyn
power, the masses o: Ireland would rise
and fight for separation. There ave now
as many as dozen news pers in the
island which advocate a separate ns,ion.
atty, and the increasing influence Of the
Catholic clergy is all tending to the same
end. The Catholic clergy have regular
meetings to promote the cause.
At the recent execution of the Eve
substitutes who deserted from the ,rmy
of the Potomac, an argument for prece-
dcnce in the procession took place be.
tween the Jewish rabbi and the Catholic
priest. The priest claimed the frst rank
as representing the first Of churches, and
the Jew claimed it as representing the
oldest Of faiths. The claim Of tho Jew
was sustained by the Provost Marshal,
who probably didn't care which went
first, if they would only keep quiet.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Herald has a statement to the effect that
Stephens mission to Washington was ia
consult with the Federal authorities, q
to whether satisfactory terms Of compro
mise might be arranged, so that the Con.
federacy might be saved tho disgrace OF
inviting foreign aid-said aid to bs an
arrangement with Francc-she to assist
the rebels with fleets and armies in ex-
change for the possession of Texas. 1t
is alleged that Stephens is now 10 Paris,
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