The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-22

4 grand qosdrlase'ai nghf mas occur
red On the Rio Grsnde. 10 which rebels,
Fsdetsi., French aud Mexicans hs-e
been engaged The details are brleay
these: The French were marching ID
the RIO Grauds, preparatory to attacking
Na.auorss, Cortlna. ct the bead OF
Mexican force repg!.=d them. Co Ford,
COMMANDING the :.bel force at Browns
vile, came to the aid Il his friends the
Preach. vs, vs4 forced to retire. and
wss aoaily whipped By the gallant slsi
Illinois, who cane up fron Brszo- IN
time to have hand 10 the Gai'ic Con
feierate Federal Mexican scrimmsee -
Subsequently, Cortinas chased Ford to
Brownsville. whipped him, captured the
town sad raised the United States flag
The New York Ners says ,ha. pre'in
inary steps arc being taken BY the friends
Of peace to call Nstiooal Couventiou Of
the Democracy. 20 place in nomination
candidates for Presiian, aud Vice Presi.
dent.
On Friday las, body Of rebel caTs''y
made raid Oh oar reserve and erd Of
cattle opposite Usrrisoh's Landing, Va
aod succeeded in carrying IF the entire
!3;-ab@ut $500.
Geo. II. Williams. Unconditional Uni
On Democrat, hs- been elected L States
Senator from Oregon, He vas formerly
judge Of the Iowa Supreme Court.
Capt. b B Moore, Of the I'd Peun's
cavalry, 1ho left Libby Prison on the
l2:h lost informs tie Washington cor
rc.p-bd.u1 e the TINES that Their, ars
go Union officers Imprisoned in Rich
rnoDd, and the men are all On Belle Is
land. aud since Giant holds the Weldon
add Dsnville Railroads, their only outlet
il in danger, az the rebels dare not trans
por. their prisoners South, The sentl-
nen Of our captured men was tia, they
would rather endure their suff=rInEs as
prisoners, than the rebels should Gil up
their ranks with $4,000 or 10000 fresh
men By exchange, aud these men under
stand that this is the only source Of
ngthcning tie rebel army.
l. is rumored that Mr. Adams, Minis.
ter to Ergiaul, is to be succeeded b. Mr..
Chase, and H. J Raymond is to take
ilr Dayton's place j, Minister to France.
1t i si,o stated that Mr. Ees.eudcn, Sec.
,lo T,cs.,,,r ;,,.nly - a., tho
1t Of October, aud will be succeeded by
Nr. Chase or X J. Walker.
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brig Gen. futile has purchased farm
near D's .n''ncs' ava intends 10 make
tue pace MS 'n'ure home.
Rev + +. Ingalls,, Agent OF the Iowa
State Orphans As} Ium, will no; b. able
to I'll the appointments he has made fol
the mouth Of September. lie vii! 81
them in November.
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'EuR
nx5,, f1" ,,o wa" ra"nlI 10 w,1on,s;a II
I,nis N~tra.ka and Kan.,s 70 ascnr,a;,
the credits due 10 Iva bv the enlist
Aeh'S o. hef cil1zeHs I'D the eoiHebis o.
those states
The victory Of General Sheridan owe,
Lary's rebels in the Shenandoah Valley
va. a magnificent triumph The rou,
aud Decentralization Of the defeated rel e
Drmy are represented as complete Their
total loss in killed, wounded and missing
is estimated at 10000 Our loss is alst
heavy IN officers and meo.
i. Slater official advices repor,
Sheridan as still pursuing the retreating
rebels. He has driven them thirty mile:
aud it is expected that they will try IL
make another stand at Stras burg tn.
number Of our prisoners is now stated a
5000. We also have report of thu
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