The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-16

woman who was emigrstiug west will
him. Tie sheriff kindly suggested t.
him that he had better stop here until
charge Of eubeszliug 81, 500 should b.
investigated. His vile Immediately in-
s.ituted legal proceedings sgaiust him
Charlton Patriot. ~
Two young men of this city, Jesse n
Johnson and VIM. Eichhoff, accidental,
skated into an air hole, just above tn,
STOW head" yesterday. After clingip,
to the ice about ten minutes, they wer,
rescued BY two men named Surcison apt
Anthony, who we're engaged in working
upon the ferry boat. johnson was CARR
ed by the current entirely under the ice,
but BY reaching the edge with the tips
of bis fingers, succeeded in drawing him,
self back so that he could get his head
above the water. It was truly narrow
escape, aud should be warning to ska.
tiers to be more careful Muscatine Jour.
nal, Feb lib.
Several days ago in formation was re.
ceived BY Alfred Sanders, Esq that his
brother Lieut.. Col Add H Sanders was
supposed to be lost on the steamer North
America, wrecked IF Cape Hstteras on
the 22ud Of December on her way from
New Orleans to Fortress Monroe. Tn.
! willing to believe that such a fate had
| befallon our gallent fellow citizen, Mr. s.
awaited further developments before
making the statement public. There is
now, however, little reason, Mr.. s con.
siders, to doubt that the report is correct,
and that the brave soldier who had run
the gauntlet of rebel brutality, in prison
pens, has found wattery grave. The
news will be moro than sad to mapy svm.
pathiziDg friends.-Davenport Gazette,
18Th.
TIE runner to the effect that the 37th
or Greybeard Regiment, is to be muster.
ed out before the expiration Of its term
of service, is unfounded. It has proved
itself highly capable and meritorious on
guard duty, aud the War Department has
expressed desire to retain it in the serv.
ice.
AN x-DuBUoUER TURNS Up A Ho.
TEL BURNER Dubuque rebel sympa.
thlzers have representative anon gst the
New York burners 10 the person of Capt.
ain John Yates Beal, who was mentioned
in the kilograms, day or two since, q,
being arrested for the crime. He lived
10 Dubuque for several years previous to
the breskir 6 out of the rebellion, and at
one time owned the Cascade Mills. He
went south in 81 aud joined the rebel
army. A gentleman of our acquaintance
saw him in Liverpool year ago, doing
his best to iucite English sentiment to
recognition. His hatred Of abolitionists
has carried him too far. They hang men
for arson in New Iork.-Dubuque Times.
The Philadelphia horror, iu the de.
struction of a warehouse 6lled with pc.
troleum, caused the destruction of one
hundred buildings and twenty lives.
Son in the southern portion Of Kansas.
l rns aa.s'. x. !. good equal to samples
and cotton.
The Old Capitol Prison at Washiop-
.on has been cleared of its innocent in
l..ates. Hereafter written order from
t'e Secretary of War is to be the pre-.
'aquisite for a eommittal, thus putting
10 end to the tyranny of the detectives.
The Liudell Hotel of St. Louis, with
is furniture, cost 81, $780, 400. Another
Imllar concern. called the Southern Ho
ell, IS in progress, with six stories. or
Ol feet high, and with rooms for 36l
,uests. The building is in the exact
hape of the letter T.
One of the Shetland mares imported
y John S. Raney, Of Ohio, lately gave
'Ir,h to colt which is considered as the
msllcst specimen Of the horse KIDD in
he world, being only twenty inches in
eight, and only weighing twenty one
ouuds. The mother of the colt weighs
My seventy five pounds.