The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-16

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that Hspcock's corps by heavy 6ghtio
!. 90 Susday forced . psssaGe Of the Chicl
shominy 1t Bottoms Bridge, drivin
back the enemy, and are holdisg thsses
bank Of that river. The runef sfish,
taking of Fort Darling is not confirmed
\ Ths 35th Iowa is nov Al, Memphis, bu
it 10 thought win soon Be ofdered 10 u
front sgsin. The regiment is reduced i
less than 800 Effective men, and is nov
10 commsnd Of Capt DoTan, Col Hill be
| ing absent on furIoueb, and Lient. Col
Keller sick with fever snd sgue, A
the battle Of Columbia Major John va
MORALLY wounded and died next morning
The regiment lost 10 al 20 killed ant
wounded, but We have not list Of III
names.
I Gov. Gilmore Of New Hampshire va.
inaap ufstsd for . second term Of of6cs
on the I'd. His annual message repre-
ssnts the State to be. in prospectus con
dition. He reconmends the funding oil
the the State debt of 81 ,00O, 600. r. O.,
FHANKFoRr, Ky June Ii. No rebel
force is moving toward Louisville. A
gentleman from 0eorsotosn reports that
few hours sitter Hobsoa surrendered Il
Cypthians, Barbridgs attscked .hA iene.-
my, killing and capturing half their force.
The: remsinder fed in great confusion,
crossing the railroad yesserdsJ a Paynes-
:. LEXINGTON, Ky, June 13 -Cnpfais,
Diekios to Gen Nurringfm:-G eneral
Busbsidgs, nov here, reports the rebel
force out of smmuniiion,s scsttered and
utterly demoralised in the fight At Gym
thiana. NH saey5ztl Ye4Y 59 raef ~, ne
]. A dispatch from Falmouth this after
noon says that after the Cynth isna defeat
Gen. Hobson and part of his staff were
sent under guard to Falmouth, but the
whole were necsptured by scouting par
ty snd are now at Falmouth. II Ygn:
Some time shout the beginning Of Msy,
the 9Th lows Cavalry left Cleveland, Ten.
nessee, on an expeditions into Georgia,
and have not been heard from till now.
We are allowed to extract the following
items from . private letter written near
Dsllss, Ca, May Both, to q friend 10 this
city. The men are in good spirits; they
have been 28 days out, during which time
they have had nine engagements audssss
still fighting. Their loss 10 ensIl, they
have $50 men wounded. Gen. McCooks
compliments them for their bravery snd
says they have done better than somc yet
ersn troops Lieut. Anderson, the wri--
ter Of the iettor, is commanding company
/, and says he has had some close calls
for bis scalp, but still retains it-Dav-
EXPORT Gas l4M. .a"2 'as"G.--a-: u
The 44th Iowa, 100 days men, arrived
at Memphis last Friday ~..~ .'afs |
lawrence NJ. Keitt, Of South Carroll.
ma, and THONGS Flournoy, Of Va. who
largely to FIRE the Southern
heart with treason aud rebellion, were re.
Gently killed IN the battle near Richmond
Sherman's Losses amount to 10000
wounded, all Of whom have been taken
o Meanwhile aud Louisville. The numer.
icsl force Of his army has not been reduc.
ed, but las increased rom the time he
left Chattanooga, and it is believed that
he is many thousands stronger now than
at Resaca. l..
Maximillian has arrived at Vera Cruz.
Hon A. II Cragin is to succeed John
p Hale as U. s. Senator from n Hsmp.
shire Hale wants to be appointed Con.
sui General at Montreal, vice Giddings.
Late accounts FROM the idaho gold
mining region are not as glowing as for
merly, and without new and large dis
coveries are made soon, hard times are
predicted for some Of the thousands
hockipg thither.
An amendment to the so called Con-
scription Act, limiting the time Of ser
vice for drafted man to one year instead
of three, has pissed the U s. Senate
The $500 clause will probably bs s.rick
en- out.
Lucas Houser, of Cedar Rapids, was
recently digging up grave to remove
the corpse, when, as is supposed, the
deadly af1luvia entered his lungs, causing
almost instant death. lie was able TO get
out of the grave and clint fence, from
which he fell dead ~ .r-z
The Secretary Of War has communi.
cared to the President the result Of the
draft in number Of sub districts, ss spe.
cimens Of fts efficacy in recruiting, and
has thereupon recommended the repesl of
the $500 communication clause, and an i'm
mediate draf. without pecuniary exemp.
ton, as the only means of keeping up the
army. As a mitigation Of this, he pro-
poses to draft for shorter term Of ser.
vice. The President has transmitted this
to Congress, with his approval ~"
A Mrs, Mackay, whom one Bor.les at
tempted to dispossess of her farm in
Crawford county, Penn'a, last week, sho,
the aforesaid Bur,les with a gun, after
warning him not to attempt 10 enter the
house. He went away. I'D s-e a..
II. w. Petit, late Of the Dubuque
Times, has purchased the Io,ca Home.
srenI the apricnlt, ,ral naner nm hi .hed NJ