The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-26
NEWS ITEMS.

pute with bis wife at Keokuk, few days
| ago, shot her while she was attempting
| to get away from him. She died about
48 hours afterwards. Rockefeller has
been arrested, aud bids fair to swing.
The Northwestern Ship Canal Conven.
ton met in Dubuque on the 4th inst
The Times Gays they came from every
portion Of Wisconsin, Minnesota, and
Iowa, and are solid men; representing tho
great commercial and agricultural inter
ests Of the communities which sent them
j The Davenport Gazette says that du-
ring the past sixty days the sum of $751;
600 has been received by Collector Ellis
for internal revenue tax, licenses, 60, in
this Congressional District.
The Gate city of Friday says there are
over moe hundred men in Camp at Keo.
kuk, enlisted for the loo days service.
The President recently pardoned TWEEN.
~ seven Of the Miuuaso,a K.aians, who
were concerned in the great massacre,
and confined in the barracks at Rock Is.
/ land.
Sixty business firms at Quincy, Illi-
/ nois, have agreed to secure the positions
OF their clerks who have enlisted for the
one hundred days service.
The next meeting of the State Teach
ers' Association will be held at Dubuque
on the 10th of August.
During the recent furlough of the SEQ.
ond Iowa Cavalry, too hundred narria-
ges took place in the regiment, there be-
ing twenty nine marriages 10 one compa-
ny alone. 9. :.n. g.. s....ass
The Buffalo Express has the following
watchward and prayer for these momsn.
tous days: Observation-Disclosures"
The Davenport Gazette says quite q
number of Sioux aud Winnebago Indi.
ans confined at Camp Mcclellan have
been released by order of the government
They will return to their homes in the
wilderness. The Gazette regrets that
the able bodied men we're not retained
and sworn into the service, since many
of them have desired it in preference L
! returning to hostile land. @5Es m
: The annual meeting of the Iowa Stat.
Medical Society viii be held at Iowa Cit,
t on Wednesday, June LIST.
A man by the name of David Rode,
j. was arrested and taken before ESQ. Macy
;, in Hamilton township, Decatur county
!, on charge Of working on Sunday, ana
Q fined $3.50 and costs, the whole thins
d amounting to &c. 49,. -
o Henry Clay Pate, of Kansas Borde
J. Rufian notoriety, is reported amougs
:. the rebel killed By Sheridan's forces.
= Twenty FIVE thousand Of the Nations
!. Guard, of Ohio, have already left tina
" o.ate rol the huudred-day service
d Illinois is doing its duty nobly if re
., ports are not exaggerated. A dispatl
d from Springfield, Of the 18th, says tina
it is believed there that all of tbirt
d thousand men are already enlisted 70
,e the hundred day service, and will b
a. ready for the field during the preseu
IS week. -.
IS It probcble that Secretary Chase vii
soon issue three cent fractional note i
1t supply the scarcity Of cents.
g The committee on elections have deci
y ded in the Dskots election case, that tn
Z contestant, Gen. Todd, is entitled to
y seat as delegate to Congress from thu
: :, territory BY large majority.
- The Phila. Bulletin has news from on,
: Of our naval officers, now in EneIand
=, > that the combined rebel pirates are i,
- mako combined attack on our Norther,
= coast The Information was receive,
: from a Confederate officer. -
3 At an election in Charleston, Illinois
e on the "a inst, the Temperance men car
' ried the day. Saventy.five votes wer,
). cast for the liquor license, snd 22l se.ios
. The author Of the forged proc fanatic,
j. has been discovered His name i, Jos
: Howard, Js., formerly writer 10 the N
d Y. Times. !spd chiefly distinguished 70,
e bis assiduity in logging the Prince o
. Wales when. iu this country: He ss'
j, also author Of the story about Presidss