The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-11

The last rebel army, Kirby Smiths
hiss surrendered, leaving no rebs bul
JEFF and his 1000 stockholders in tb.
~, hid ever thly kAok hot where "a
lay their weary hesds.
I II 10 reported that w6e1 the runaway
rebels, led BY JET Davis s6d tie ssvsfsl
members Of bis Csbiuet,, afrived II
Greensboro, they we're nit permitt.d 10
ges Of the railroad, the people of the
place swesring thu; they Would not 30
held accountable by the Federal sutbotf-
ties fSr hsrboriSg rebeb. II Il also Stat,
ed sbit JET and Biz cpnfferes had With
them psrt " the susaf di66 sbdi earring
bufesu, - Il il facetious7j called. :, This
bureau vac composed Of eitringa brace.
lets, silver spoons, plste, and silver sdear
dishes, contributed " tbef femsle rebels
IL pursuance of az. sct Of TIE Confederate
Congress, which invited such .contriSur-.
lions, with Tie view, al IL bow believed,
Of furnishing tie meant Tor "a ming avaS
The fugitive Confedcrats,, Presid otial
cleared out ths next fuo1n7oe. ?" II Il faufi.'
ther stated iha. jpst before The sraih
started, The rebel Secretary 81, the Treas.
ury had . rumpus With cfaiseo a & reeos.
boro, who presented . Confederate GOV
emmett bond for u 600, ynd demand ed,
10 payment thereof, . small ishare Of the
earrings, spoons, &c, &c.,,o6 &c. The Con,
fsder.te sSecresury could hot see. il 10
that fight The citizen fhfea.cned, the
Secrc,sry cursed (or words 70 that etfect),
and amid this war 81 words the train put
OF, leaving the swindlcd owner Of The
Confederate bond "a the p1atform, tear
ing ! passion 10 tattets, whist Trenho Ohm
wen. 4, % the train, *ssesg u. hay i
rLs,e Is il. some show ,of renewal .a.y i Of
Indian troubles 10 Miunesota. A family
Of. ,fqpst PeTsops n.ned tJswett, wers
murdered IL Blue Easth county, " ,uesr
M.uksto, the scene Of .foT mer Ip dian mas.
sacres, BY % Indian. rsidipg party, . few
days since, A, bali. breed named Camp.
bell was arrested for the crime the next
day, and after Icing sssuDe up BY the
neck BY an indiRnsnt populace. was finally,
taken down and be confesscd hi. compile
city 10 the crime. and tthereupou was,
hung up. until life was extinct. - The fall
was but one foot, and as his neck was not
broken it took half 40 hour to choke him
to, death. He had, on clothes stolen At
Jewctt's, and $360in money. ,..- 49, .
4 movement hiss been inaugursted 10
Philadelphia to .psrcAases houssassa,
every way perfect in its appointments, At
or near Springfield, for Mrs. Lincoln.
Jay Cooke is named ss.ihs 6osn cisl sgeut
IS Con asay .1 Re ts si Cd 70
sos - sgsss for she reception Of Ssh.
scriptioDs. tu-saa as .4sss + hs m-af -a
Tbs Richmond Hhig of the 4.h, states
that Robert Ould. late Coufed, rate Com
missioner Of Exchange, and MIR. w. II.
Hatch, his assistsns, and several other
attaches OF the Bureau have been arrest
ed'on an order from Washington upon
ths charge connected with the admins.
tration Of affairs devolvipg on them in the
m;.srpropriatioo of,sspplies cent our
prisoners. nj - d2!1" s~' "Ta .i~t'ea
Guerrillas have again become trouble.
some in the Sou' heru part Of South Car.
oliua. II il the intention 10 send anoth. .
Ct force Of National troops through the
State to punish them : : = > 80. y, ,. ''''
ST A train on the Ohio & Mississippi rail.
road was robbed BY guerrillss oo the
night Of May 9Th, when, within fourteen
miles Of Cincinnati. Tho express COM
psny's safes we're blown open and pillar
ed, and the passengers robbed Of their
money aud watches. The guevrilas
then. made good ,heE escape into Ken
lucky, crossing the Ohio rivor 10 skifls.
A New Orleans disp.,ch Of April goth
says the river It thai point continues
rising. Much damage has already. been
done to the country extending slong tho
shores Of the Lower Mississippi IL one
place, between Tusnics Landing aud
Bayou Ssrs, the country 10 inundssed for
thirty Eve miles, causing great sufsrin:
among the inhsbitanss, who arc in 1 star.
wing condition. 4i..@ I@ 10" 4"'A
The Richmond Wig Of May 4,h an
.nounces that Gen. Meade had arrived 10
Richmond. Tbs van 81 the army Of the
Poromac had reached Richmond the
night Of the I'd, from city Point, enroste
Tor Washington. The heavy equip
meuts and parsphernalia 60 round BY
water. w.
Paroled rebels, former citizens Of
Washington, having returned to that
city and refusing 10 lake the oath Of allie
gisuce, have very properly been sent
away down South in Dixie,"r Pass
them along ,till south o. our lines, which
extend three miles ess: ward from the Gulf
shore, then give them each copper kst.
tie with hole in the bottom fcr . host,
sod crowbar for paddle, and let them
sink or 20 yachting q best sniu them, for
50 served they The ".bs.'' before ye. the
war began. .-.o ,oj H.. IL.
Shermss 10 ~ rosts to, Fortress Mon.
roe, the 10th aud 22d. corps to remsiu 10
North ,Casolioa., Ssonsnso's cavslry 10