The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-08
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| Inc southern papers are urgent ios
immigration from the North, and their
statements of the circumstances and
needs of the country indicate that an al
most inexE unstable field for Northern
enterprise in agricultural, commercial,
and other industrial pursuits is now
opened in that region by the end of the
rebellion. The advantages of Virginia
and Texas for colonization of this kind
are particularly urged by the journalists
of those States. ... .s
Gen. Grant has issued the tho follow.
ing congratu!atory address to the armies:
~ WAR DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 3, 1865.
Soldiers of the armies Of the United
States, by your patriotic devotion to your
country 10 the hour Of danger and alarm,
your magnificent fighting, bravery and
endurance, you have attained the su.
prcmity Of the Union and Constitution,
overthrow armed opposition to the en-
forcement Of laws and of the proclama'
ti iSss .s ssFspsss. ise rebellion, .ad
opened the way for the rightful suthori-
ties to restore order and inaugurate
peace on a permanent and enduring basis
on every foot of American soil. Your
marches, sieges and battles, in distance,
duration, resolution and brilliancy of re-
suits, dim tho lustrs of tho worlds past
military achievements and will be- the
patriots precedent in the defence of lib.
erty and right in all time to come ,g4.
In obedience to your country's call
you left your homes and firesidcs, and
volunteered in its defense. Victory has
crowned your valor aud secured the pur.
poses of your patriotic hearts, and with
the gratitude Of your countrymen and
the highest honors great aud free ma
ton can accord, you will soon be per-
mitted to return to your homes and fam.
lilies, conscious of having discharged the
highest duty of the American citizen.
To achieve these glorious triumphs
and secure to yourselves, your fellow
counsrymen, and postsrity the blessing
Of free institutions, tens of thousands Of
your gallant comrades have fallen and
sealed the priceless legacy with their
lives. Their graves grateful nation
bedsws with tears, honors their memories
and will over cherish and support their
striker families. sr
[signed] U. s. GRANT, 1t. Gen:
The Mexican question once more at
tracts attention, Gen. Steele having been
ordered to the Rio Grandc with an army
Of observation Of 10000. The foreign
ambassadors are greatly perplexed at the
movement. It is understood that Coun,
Monthalon will demand an explanation
from the State Department.
On the afternoon Of 31st May . brig
having British papers, was captured at
Tybee for az attempt to break the block
ade of port Savannah.
The people Of North Carolina are fast
becoming reconciled to the free labor
system and like tho change. There is
strong attachment between the masters
and their former slaves, and they seek
each other, making satisfactory terms for
labor.
Gov. Brown has been released and will
20 home under pledge to work earnest.
ly for the restoration of Georgia to her
allegiance.
General milford, United States Agent
Of exchange, requests all prisoners who
had money or valuables taken from them
by the enemy at the time of their c.pture,
to forward to him a plain statemen, Of al
the facts connected Herewith, he having
. in possession large amount Of money
, and property thus taken from Uniot
0 prisoners.
A young man named Donohue has beef
arrested in New York for conspirng t
: kidnap A. 7. Stewart, Of dry goods fame
t and imprisoning him in close room un
1 til he should pay $3.50, 900 ransom mon
5 ey. He says swedish sea captain, name
e Mason, proposed the scheme to him, an
e that he { Donohue) was to seize Mr..
IS while on the way to club which lie fir,
n quents. Mason denies all knowledge
" the affair. t4,t
e Congressman Harris, of Marylan
. tried at Washington for disloyal pract
70 ces, vas sentenced 10 imprisonment r
IS three year. and the forfeiture Of al. civ
Is rights. The President approved Il
finding but RENTED the sentence.
II The President will not consent to Il
o calling together Of the rebel Legislatu
J. in Georgia. ....r.
10 The Internal Revenue Law provid
that "every person, other than one hol
i. ing license as a lawyer or claim agen
- whose business il is to draw deeds, bond
N mortgages, wills, writs, or other leg
| papers, shall DO regarded as conveyar
i Ger under this act," and is required t
4. take out license, for which he is to pa
e ten dollars.
J. In the State of Ohio the last ditch b:
:. been found by no less an ardent symp
0 thizer with treason than Clement l.. Va
J landigham. Ho has written lett