The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-30

Gov. Morton, Of Indiana, makes good
suggestion, which may Be worthily imi-
tated AID acted upon outside Of Indiana.
Let every man aud woman on the 4th OF
July remember the wounded soldiers and
give that day to good deeds and generous
offerings for the Sanitary Commission
A good day for the best OF deeds.
Hon. B. F. Cue. editor of the Fort
Dodge Republican, is announ ced as can.
didatc for Auditor of State, subject to
the decision Of the 7th Of July Conven
tion. -ftr ...n .,,,. .3 ..
The Burlington Tribune, German pa.
per, comes out in a strong editorial in ia.
vor Of Lincoln and johnson aud the BAL
timore platform. .-ca,,p. -.. .. ...-i.
Gen. Rosscau is pursuing the guerril-
las of Tennessee without mercy. The
murderer of Gen. Robert McCook has
been tried and condemned to death, and
will no doubt meet the same fate which
is the lot of all his companions who fall
into Rosseau's hands, and that is death
by hanging. These outlaws can be sub.
dued only by vi gorous policy, and judi
cious system of hanging seems to b. the
only way of Kidding society Of these out
laws. ..
The Z. s. Circuit Court of the Illinois
Circuit, judges Davis and Treat on the
Bench, have just sustained an Indictment
for resistance to the enrolment law of
Coneress-,hus affirming the coustitu-
tiouality of the law. TIE Democrats Of
course cannot forget one of the princi-
pies of their ancient party, obedience to
the decieions of Federal Courts.
The City Council Of De- moines has
passed very stringent ordinance against
the sale Of Intoxicating drinks. Now, if
they see that it is enforced, they will do
a greater work for their city than they
can do in any other way. 1t will be worse
than useless unless it is enforced. We
hope the Capital of the State will set an
example to other cities worthy Of imita-
ton, and will demonstrate the practical
biIity of banishiug liquor from our large
towns.
On Wednesday, a number Of rebel
prisoners were copyrighted together with.
in the Barracks at Rock Island, and when
called upon to dispersc, refused, where
upon the guard fired 90 them, killing one
and woundinS several others.
First Sergt. Andrew Pierce, Co. c,
oath Iowa Infantry, has been elected I'd
Lieut.. Go. A., of same regiment, vice
Scott. promoted; commission to date from
June 18th, 1864.
A young clerk in Albany saw BEAU
tiful young girl among the Mormons who
recently passed through tina: city, and
falling in love at first sight, offered to
marry her outright. He was scornfuly
refused, the girl preferrins to run her
chances of getting the twentieth or thr-
tieth part Of a man in Utah.
They say in Kentucky that John Nor
gan, when he recently entered that State,
was on his way to the Chicago Conyen-
ton with Southern delegation.
The Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair, at
Dubuque, was formally opened Oh Tues
cay, the 2lst. The first days receipts
amounted to $4,000, which is noble
beginning.
Brig. Gen. Brown, commanding the
district, of Central Missouri, gives Gen,
Rosen Grams a sad account of the devasta-
ticn Of the guerrlIas, and expresses the
opinion that only most rigorous policy
can restore order end protect the loyal
Inhabitants.
The House of Representatives, has re-
fused by vote of 100 to 80 to repeal
the $500 exemption clause in the enroll.
ment act. This is in effect determining
that our armies must be increased, if at
all, by volunteers, az the draft does not
bring recruits but money. -.' f .
1t is reported that Mr.. Chase viii ne.
gotiate foreign loan imIne 1iatelyT after
the passage Of the ban bill now before
Congress. The bill CONTAINS provision
authorizing Mr.. Chase to negotiate such
loan.
Two men and boy are going to sail
from New York next week for England,
in little boat brig rugged only fifteen
feet long and one three quarters ton reg
lister. This IS the smallest vessel that
ever esssyed to cross the Atlantic, and t
is expected the voyage will take about six
weeks. + 1920 81
\ most daring attempt by mntincers
on board the California steamship Ocean
Qlcen on her last trip from New York to
Aspinwall to seize the vessel and kill all
who opposed them, was frustrated By the
bravery Of Capt. Ammen and his officers.
On the third day out the mutineers, mum.
bcring aboutthirty, attacked the Captain,
who shot the rinsleader, killing him in
stantly Others were shot by officers,
when seeing their plans frustrated the re-
mainder submitted. They were taken in
irons to AspinwalI and across the 18th
mus. The penalty of their crimo is
death. -- .....: #...
The recent arrest Of Chas. l.. Hunt,
whose appointment as Belgian Consul at
St. Louis was revoked by President Lin
| coin, may lead to the development of the