The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21

in which the Union troops under Wallace
were defeated, and driven 10 confusion
towards Baltimore, our loss in killed and
left on the field was III; wounded and
taken into the hospitals 100, and captur
ed 400, being total loss of I'll The
rebels lost in killed 800, wounded and
now prisoners 49,, total 1870. Gen. Wal.
lace. has since been removed from his
command, and is succeeded by Gen Ty
Ter. The property destroyed and carried
away by the rebels during their invasion
into Maryland is estimated at 81, 600 600
There are now 5000 rebel prisoners in
the barracks at Rock Island, and 5,377 at
Camp Douglas, Chicago. There are also
several hundred at Alton. We have
quite rebel army in Illinois.
The rebels of Baltimore county are to
be assessed to pay the damages done to
Union mems property during the recent
raid
Barnum has machine for tanning his
audience, which keeps them as cool as a
cucumber. Barnum is always finding
some new way to raise the wind.
There is some talk among the Demo,
Gratis Of taking Dean Richmond of New
York, las candidate for President, with
Gen. Hancock for Vice President.
between Saturday evening aud Mon.
day night, Orb and | lth inst, Gen. Sher-
man shipped 10 Nashville 80 commission
ed rebel officers, 1900 privates aud non,
commissioned officers, aud Ill dcserteIs,
making 10 all | ,474 prisoners.
Unt;lfu,ther orders, no steam boat will
be allowed to ascend the Missouri river
above jefferson City, unless with suttic-
lent arms, ammunition, and crew comrc.
tent to defend her against the guerriias
now swarming the counties along that
stream.
/ Postmaster Waicman. of New York.
has increased the rent Of boxes at the 7.
Office f.om ST to ST. Il year. THIS is
! something If rise.
! Maximillian, having comfortably seat
ed himself upou the Aiex ican throne, has
already found one thorn il the imperial
purple. lie extended the olive branch
to Juarez, but the latter declines to meet
the imported Emperor Of NapoIeou's
manufacture, except in arms.
a terrible earthquake" is reported to
have been felt at y hraSka City on the
4th. Three persons were hurt by falling
buildings A dreadful hailstorm took
place at the same time
The wheat crop of New Jersey promi-
scs to BE- larger this year than was ever
known before.
\ dead mule, belonging to a Ncn,p
citizen, was being hauled out o. the lines
the other day, when a bayouct thrust re-.
vea'ed the fact that the carcass contan-
ed 1000 percussion caps, quantity of
Ammunition aud other cOutruband arfi
c'es, which some rebel sympatLizcr had
taken this means Of smuggling
The Washington MtH},yen~cr says that
Senator Sumncr, of Massachusetts,. was
on the train captured b. the rebels at
Gunpowder Bridge. lie was not recog-
nIzed, bu, pcrmi ted TO depart with the
other passengers, and is now in Wa.hiDg
ton, where he returned This is Lar
row escape from the worst Ut iattS, for
over nothing would the rehe's gloat mere
fierceIy than the captur. Of Charles Sum
ntr
Gen. SigeI's successor, General \. 7
Howe, has been recently Chief Of the
Artillery III the Department of Washiu, >, !
ton, and is considered brave and C IN
potent officer. lie formerly commanded .
a division in the Sixth Army Corps.
The Democracy Of Indiana, at their
State Convention at Indianapolis, On the .
18TH, voted down a resolution cndor>iu.
NaIlandig CHAM, and pl"d4inz the Demoe- .
racy Of Indiana to stand by lin. 4
similar resolution, it will b. remembered .
went through the Democratic Stat Con .
vcntion of Illinois, about a month ago.
wi'hou, any opposition.
According to the Cincinnati Cgn1mcr /
ciai, nine Of the German papers Of the /
W est, which, Immediately after the Cleyc-
land Convention, placed the name OF |
Fremont at the head # their editorial |
columns, have dropped the same and con,
tiuacd in support Of the present Admin
lstration.
1t may not be generally known that
Congress, at its late session, adopted the
view taken by Judge Underwood, and re
sc'nded the explanatory resolution that
tie confi> cation act was to be understood !
as only authorizing the forfeiture Of real ]
estate during the lifetime Of the person
found guilty Of treason.
The Cleveland UeraM states that 50 far /
as its observation goes there is not Sin t
gle German Union paper in Ohio that /
supports Fremont and cochrane The !
Toledo Express, the last German paper
in Ohio to advocate Fremont, says that !
'unity aud luyaliy, under existing cir.
cnmstances, are identicaI;" and it there
fore runs up the Baltimore banner. . /
The population of the United King I
dom is ubout the same as that Of the l. |
States The national debt of Great Br
tain is about four thousand millions, aud .
ours about one thousand seven hundred F.
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