The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-09-07
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Saturday, came near being drowned, br
was rescued by her husband. Do reach
ing the shore her FIRST exclamation was
"Will the salt water hurt my WATERFALL
The British consul at Abyssiuia was
at last accounts, led like a wild beas
with an irou collar around his neck, an'
q good prospect of having his head Gu
of The Emperor tolls England to com
and take him if she wants him.
Twenty FIVE thousand applications 70
pardon have been received at the offic
of the Attorney General, and consider
able number OF them have been indorse,
aud forwarded to the President for BIZ
action.
1t turns out that Macmillan, Empero,
Of Mexico, is an aboli;iou;st. He vii
not even allow slavery in modified form
-iu the shape of laborers shipped frou
China. As there are, oil OF once, aboli
tionists 10 Spain and Brazil, our pro
slavery exiles viii not have great vsri
city of places to 80 where the atmosps-t
will be salubrious.
The German Punch, edited in Berlin,
publishes q. coat of arms, drawn for Pres
idsnt johnson. 1t consists in pair of
open scissors between the lower part is
a tailJr's goose, and between the upper
parts tbimble, surrounded by balls Of
thread instead of cannon balls. And in
tho place of fagstafs, the scissors are
surrounded with yardsticks, on which
are hanging coats and pantaloons The
whole rests on platform, decorated with
American drapery and q shield bearing
the motto: 81 shall mend the torn
Union" The device is a great compi.
meut to equality, and snub on the
armorial ensigns of retrogressive and
useless nobility.
A report from England by the last mail
states that the Great Eastern is to be
Immediately despatched from Sheerness
to Newfoundland, to fish up with Crap
nes portions Of the discovered cable, and |
that another cable will be laid next year. |
A horrible tragedy occurred on Friday
1T Dedham, Mass. A DR.. Marston and
bis little daughter, ten years of age, were
murdered by Mrs. Marston, his wife, who
the dreadful deed by shooting
lerself The wretched woman was la.
,oripg under an alteration of mind.
Werz has placed in the hands of his
ounsel documentary evidence showing
hat all of his acts were ordered by Gen.
Vinder, and Seldom, the rebel Secretary
War Boston Corbett's testimony as
cen rejected by the counsel, upon the
rounds that he is monomaniac upon
he subject of Audersonvills.
Even the boys have been touched by
he Wall street epidemic A lad named
ieorge Willis, son of a Wall street jew
,ller, and employed in a pension Office,
IAN off last week with SO, 100 which be
was to carry to bank, and was caught in
Troy, with s4l4 in his possess. He had
purchased a gold watch and diamond
ring. and strangely enough, had sent
back 81, 900 by express.
On Tuesday of las. week there was a
of trains freight and passenger
accommodation) on the Buffalo and
Cleveland Lake Shore road, at Conneaut,
Ohio Both trains were badly smashed
up, and several persons badly injured.
A paragraph is travelling the rounds,
credited to the Mobile advertiser of Au.
gust 18th, that meeting of 900 able.
bodied negroes noar that city, had re.
solved the experiment Of freedom fail.
ure, tho "strangers from the North
their enemies, and that they would re.
turn to their masters. The other Mobil
papers deny that any such meeting ha
been held, or that there has been an,
such number of colored refugees congre
gated near that city. The Mobiliaps
who not long since burned an entir
square of negro tonements, occupied b
three hundred families, aud looked Of
with satisfaction, attempted, on the 2ls
ult to burn the negro church.
Imperial successes are reported i
Northwestern Mexico, and successes b
the Republicans in the eastern part G
that country. Affairs in Mexico ar
badly "mixed."
San Domingo has been completed
evacuated by the Spanish forces, and tn
Dominicaus have now unmolested posse.
sion of tire whole island.
Gen. Winder's son, Capt. r B. Win
der, one of the Andsrsonville official
mentioned in the Werz Indictment. ha
been arrested and is now in Washington
During the Werz trial, on Saturday
some very important testimony, bearin
strongly against the prisoner, was taken
Among other evidence was the origina
monthly return made to the Adjutan
General, and signed by Werz himself.
A movement is on foot in the Sout
to inaugurate emigration to Brazil. A
agent has been sent to that empire t
investigate the condition of the countr,
IF his reports are favorable, it is state
that at least fifty thousand Southerner
will start for Don Pedro's dominions.
Accounts from the plains state tbs
the Indian troubles are assuming NOR
favorable aspect They now seem to b
more peaceab!y inclined, and are anxiou