The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-17

- spkis Ssrs su.asd bask BY their pick.
ess, Who forbid them to come to the city:
Next day some Fedora! troops reached
The 1isce,. and spot two miles beyond
thSS wers ovestaksn and . sharp skif.
miSh snsued in whish one Of the rebels
VI killed asd another had HE thigh
broken BY falling from bis horse. The
remainder made Oh in hasty fight.
While passing into the country from
tho mouth Of the White river, on the 9th
or 9th inst, Gen. Cssby was fred upon
by single rebel rifemsu, and severely
wounded in tho hip. No one else hurt.
1 have this from seemingly . reliable
source. ss'e I'D -t4
1.-The Richmond Sens:.el Of " ednesday
Last says large Aeet ofiron .clads are in
the james River. below Dutch Gap. II
also says tho Union soldiers ere not yet
makiog any preparation, for winter quar-.
ters, and that is rumored that Grant con-
templates = movement on Wilmington
By the way Of Weldon. and that he Is a.
resdy sending troops TO the latter place.
The report Of tia rebrl secretary Of the
Treasury is very dolefal. He says he
can only obtain S135 10 currency. equal
to six dollars in spscis, for 81, 100 in
Confederate bonds5 -. s~
The result 10 New York is finally as.
cessained. Lincof6's u,jority ID {, 400
and Fenton's 5000:
The Herald's Flossnce letter says 20.
iitical considerations have induced the
Italian Governnent to recognise the Em
pire Of Mexico. There sre veay few who
would not have heard with pleasure that
the French and Emperor Maximiliau had
been driven out Of Mexico and its former
government was restored.
IS Advertisements sppesr in the Columbia
s(S. C.l-pspers giving the members Of the
Legislature the privilege of paying their
bills IN produce.
Charleston papers advise members from
Charleston to 70 to Cslumbis with suf6
cient supply Of turkeys and chickens to
pay their board for the session.
b The Hsarald has dispatches from Mat.
amoras, Mexico, datee eth ultimo -
General Cortinss, late Republican Gov
erpor Of the place, having become an I'm
perisliss, ha. been sent ont on an ezpedi-
ton after his brother, who is at the head
of . band Of guerrilas. President Juare.
10 at Cbihuahua with 1000 troops, and
is said to be terrifying the place with the
dissemination of standing ! siege. At
recent public dinner in Matamorss, one
of Msximilisn's officers gave the toast
''The Union ofthe Southern ConfederscJ
and Mexico" which vas received with
great applause and the performance BY
the band of the "Bonnie Blue Flag"
Some time ago the Western Santa
~ Commission sent large supplies to At
lanta for our prisoners at Andersouville
Ga by request Of Sherman, arrangement.
having been made with Hood to deliver
them. Military movements prevented
their delivery, aud nsk Gen. Sherman
writes to the President Of the Sanitary
Commission thst he ..Sill hold the srti-
cles fos the purpose designed, but that
It may b necessoyy for him to 90 to An
de,sonriNs to deliuer the sgnplies in per
son." The Democrat has private intel
ligence that PorteF's feet is going t
| Savannah, or Charleston, and not to vii
mington as supposed. This means co
operation with Sherman.
MIR. John Borland, of this city
bought, the I'd day Of last March, 49,
sheep. Ho sold their wool for 81, 900
He raised $50 lambs, for which he cal
take 5000 and has lis original flock left
Can any one IT ake better show in sheep
or anything else.-loua City Rep.
! Richard P. Dunn was executed a
Hamburg, Fremont county, Iowa, on ta'
rst inst, for the murder of Thoma
Rhodes. This occurred Sunday night
! 10th ult., at McKissick's Grove. Dunl
was tried aud sentenced under an ordc
from Adju.ant Gen.. Baker relative t
bushwhackers and gu2rrellas. He wa
arrested at Marysville, Mo, on the charg
of horse stealing. He was formerly
member Of Capt. Van saads's company
| 5th Missouri cavalry The murder va
mslicious and without the least provocs
tion.-Page Co. O6ssruer, 9th.
ApyuFANr GENERALS OsFIcR,
Davenport, Nov. 9Th, 1864. !
To Whom il may Concern:
request tho heirs Of all the Iowa 50
d;srs killed by collision Of railroad trainl
near Lafayette, Indiana, October 2ls
1864, to report their names to me.
And l further request that the wount
ed Cat same time and place), and tn
friends aud relatives Of the wounded I
report to mo the present condition {
! wounded, the nature Of wounds aud :
circumstances that will tend to justice
this case.
If reports are correctly made to m,
tho deaths and wounds ofthese men vel
oceasioned BY gross negligence; and
caution oil heirs, or others interested
! AGAINST making any settlement with IN
rsilrosd company until they consult wit
me and obtain the Information which
have 10 my possession. :. s,.rr,
4 e l.,