The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-23

thoroughly, aud l think they will be
willing TO clip the almighty dollar which
..s:r1c-s their reason, and 20 at least
ID. eve 90 The Interests of their child
.uc- EAs clippings Of tia: dollar v'l'
ir-ny il. -sss ~ ssaH:. A, P. G.
T. l. Vsl.ri;ghau visited Eaton,
Ohio. last Tuesday, to transact some bu'
s.ness. As soon as it became gene
known that be was 10 the little town, 4
ruaor became prevalent that he was
there for the purpose Of making speech.
1t happened that the people of Eaton are
very much opposed to MIR. Vallandighau
personally, aod the i'd
speech 50 exssperated lot of the young
men that at early candle light they visit
ed the place where he was stopping snd
made loud call for his appearance. Un-
Outstanding that trouble was 10 store for
him, Mr.. Vallandigham made = hasty
ext, from the house, and pursued his re.
treat through fields and over fences in
the direction of the depot, running At
the top of his speed, followed BY an an
CRY and excited mob of boys and young
men, one Of whom struck him severe
blow and knocked him to the ground
while he was &c 'i"y q" II "''"
All the regular cavalry regiments, q.
cept the 9Th, have been ordered to Texas
to report to Gen. Merritt.
Gov. Marvin, of Florida, sends . dis.
patch TO the President saying that the
Convention has aunulled the ordinance
Of secession, abolished slavery, aud de-
clared that all the Inhabitants of the
State, without distinction Of color, are
free that no person shall b incompetent
to testify as witness On account Of color,
in any matter wherein colored person
g concerned.
The intelligence from MEXICO, via
San Francisco, is important. The French
have abandoned Sinaloa, with tho excep.
ton Of Mszatlan, where 800 inefficient
troops remain. The Liberal forces have
cut of communication with the interior,
ana threatened the city. The news is
no; Aaltering to the prospects Of the
Empire.
News has been received in New York,
which claims to be authentic, to the
effect that Maximiliau has cstermlned TO
withdraw his troops from all o,h.- points
and concentrate them at Vera C."-,
Mexico and San Luis Potosi, to avail,
the arrival of his expected reufcrcments.
He has abandoned his trip to Yucatan.
The Empress is preparing to return to
Europe, for what object IS not kuowu.
As soon as the French troops are cor
cent ated as Indicated above, the Mexi
can people will rise rn masse, aud t. 0
vigorous measures to prevent any future
advances. The Liberals have been much
comforted by adyices from the United
States.
The pirate Shenandoah arrived in the
Ncrsey 90 the 9th inst, and surrendered
herself aud her officers and crew to the
guard ship Don-es MI The officers have
bsen paroled. Waddell, her pirate com
mander, states that the first information
he received Of the close of the war was
on the 30th Of August. This is undoubt
eddy false, as from the very necessity of
the case, the Captain was obliged to make
port at least once a month. The English
press intimate that she will be surren
dered to the American Government.
Tho St. Joseph (Mo) Union learn.
from persons who are just from The
plains, that tho late snow storm was ter
rbly destructive to stock on the plains
some trains losing many Of their oxen
so much so that large quantities o
freight will have to be stored along tn
route. Ooe train lost seventy. eight hea,
alone. The cold was intense and th
oxen were frozen to death.
The band Of Cheyennes who commit
} ted tie recent depredations on the Plat
route, we're pursued by Capt. Krumis
!; with 3G men Of the lst Nebraska, VIII
overlook them on the 3O.h ultimo, kille
and wounded 80 to IS of the savages
; and captured all their camp material. =
; Krumie was subsequently joined by Ger
Heath, with 125 men. The troops push