The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-27

never looked Dott0I SuuU SuSy w Wv
preseut season. Il would do eur eastern
friends good, and cause their eyes to
stand out with wonder, to sec the snor-
nous crops now growing oil over
"Northsrn Iowa.'-Charlss City lnte!-
Hgencer.
Round FOR MEx1co.-The first emil
grafton from this locality for Msxicotook
place Yesterday. Thomas A. Smith ana
Nose: patterson, together with some
twenty five young men from various parts
Of tho State, have formed q company
and departed for the gold fields in that
region. The company proceed down
The river to New Orleans and from thence
,eros, the Gulf--DuJuqus Herald.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayworth, living il
De, Moines township, Mahaska county,
we're recently smothered in well. Mrs.
G. had gone down the we'll to help her
usbsnd, and both persisted together
Tho State Fair will be held at
Burlington, commencing September 26.
The premiums amount to 81, 900.
The name Of the soldier of the 9th
iowa regiment killed in saloon in Chi.
c.go, last Friday, was Edward Keogh.
He was from Monticello, Jones county
The Chicago journal gives . report Of
the coronsr's inquest, and says = strosg
effort was seemingly made to create tho
impression that the soldier was acct.
dentally shot by one Of his 9~s com
ssd0r, ous rms evfoooee uPo. 'na' Poi.s
is very unsatisfactory. The jury I'D.
iourned till Wednesday.
SENTENcED.-James Nicely was con-
victed in the District Court at Desmoines
last week for killing 4 neighbor named
Patrick Cassiday. Judge Grey sen
fenced him to IS years in the Peniten-
tiary at Fl. Madison.
THE Independence Guadrnn Of last
week says that little child, only i've
months old the babe Of Senaor Hart,
Of Buchanan County, was druyged with
opium by aservant girl on the FOURTH
The child went into spasms on the 4th
and died the evening Of the 5t,. 1t is
certainly very sad case. Thegirl when
accused of the crime denied administer
ing the drug but finally acknowledged
that she did and gave as q reason thst
it was done to keep the child quiet
She was then arrested and after thor
ough preliminary examination was bound
over to the next term of the District
Court upon charge of manslaughter-
the bends being set At two thousand dol.
lars.
No ACCOUNTING For TAsTEs-The
Gate City says one of the noisest anti
negro.suffrsge copperheads Of Keokuk
"is now living with the ugliess old negro
woman that ever was in Keokuk, and
don't hesitate to call her his wife"
that il what tho Cops. call "els-
vatiug the negro" Ifso, We are decid.
eddy opposed to it-for tho negro's sake.
The Burlington Hawkeye says: A
few nights since small baby was left at
the door of a certain citizen, and in the
basket which contained the little joker
were some very good hints written out
is future training, 30. It
3 said the male head ofthe family was At
. loss to know why the "little brat was
eft at hi. door; but his wife, who was
up to snuff" naively remarked that it
vas not the first time chickens had been
known to come home to roost.
EXECUTIVE OFF1cE.-The Deputy
Secretary of State, Z. NJ. Wright, kindly
furnishes US with the following Execu-
tive items: During the three months
ending the 31st of June, Gov. Stone OK.
tended Executive pardon to Eve persons
who were suffering the penalties OF con.
viction for crime. Durirg the same
time, he issued six requisitions on the
Governors of other States for the arrest
of persons who were charged with crimes
committed in this State He also com.
missioned one hundred Notaries Public
and appointed seven Commissioners Of
the State to reside in other States. HI
also issued one Executive Warrant on I
reouisition from another State for tn
arrest of fugitive from justice.-Stat
Register.
Policy, NOT PRlScIpLE.-The New
York Nens in recent editorial demon
strated that every man under free Dem
ocratic Republican form Of Government
has an inherent right to vote. But i
subsequent article it advises its fello'
traitor democrats Of the South, not
allow the colored man the right OF gu
frage, unless they can control his vol
This gives the key to the policy Of tn
copperheads. They oppose negro su
frage because they fear the negroes wi
vote against. They opposed allowin
the soldiers to vote during the war, b
cause they knew that the brave men WI
fought for the Union, and against trai
ors, would not vote the Copperhead tic
ct. Coppsrheadism is consistent in Of
thing at least-in its friendship towar'
Southern rebels.
The telegraph brings an extraordina
. account of a wreck. The English Oh
Invercauld, eight days cut from NJ.
bourne, was wrecked in May, 1864, ,