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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

l1rBy reference to q card published in anoth-
er column it will be made apparent that Messrs.
ARGo & WoopIs have opened Boot and Shoe
Store in the brick building previously occupied
BY Madame Mollie schlrp. as Lager Bier shop.
whichis radical change for the better in the
character Of that building; for to keep the stom-
ach warm and wet with the vile fluids once to DO
obtained there, is death; but to keep tho feet
warm and dry with the Boots and Shoes manu-.
featured by the present occupants, is lfe-not
exactly everlasting--but for goodly period.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06
u Sc HELM Boil DIS
FLUID EXTRACT BucHtt
HELMBOLDsS
uIoHLY coNcExraArED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,

For purifying the blood removing all diseases arising from
and imprudence In life. chronic constitutional d.
arising from impure state Of the blood aud the
only reliable and eec,ua known remedy for the Of
ecroiula Scad Head Salt Rheum, Pains and Swelling Of
The Bones ulceraons OF the Throat and Legs Dotchs
Pmples the Face letter Erypeas and oil scaly sruD.
lions Of the skim and beautifying the COMPLEXION.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

~. & w. snEARER, Of the Upton Mill, An
nounce that, until further notice, they will
nell aour at s2.Go0s3.5 so per hundred; fall wheat
-four, 81; and rs cents of to wholesale dealers.
Corn meal. 60 cents per bushel. They have q
spsn q mares. wagon and harness. which they
viii sell cheap to any one wanting good team {.
They also advertise large lot of mill machine.
~ for sale.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06
TIL. FAR FAMED
DR. WEIR,

DR. WEIR,
OF Pennsslsan announces to this community
that he is Il practitioner Of the
German, French and spanish Mods q
Medical Treatment
SO successfully prsc,iced oflate in rsases Spsss,
and America He has been engaged ssvsrsl yssso
who linger under old CHRONIC Cob.
PLANTS.
He not only aseertains the nature Of The H.
ease a. formerly practiced by Physicians, ~
passes on and discovers the cause, however 10
tricate the disease may he.
Old complaints Icured IN from thirty to pi,ssy
days. Charges reasonable. Medicine fuaisAsl
for 81, Is per week.
Persons who live 1t distance can have usA.
tcines sent BY express to any point they dssis.
nate, By sending statement Of their complsSas
in writing. The money must b sent In advaass
for the time you wish. All letters nuot b ssaS
to OskAloosA Iowa.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
In oil their forms, treated carefully and esaa.
dentially.
~I will visi. and consul. patients wAils
remaining in town free Of charge. Those iiviss
At distance. and unable to visit him, caa Is
treated BY sending him . clear vial o. tAsts
morning urine, from which the disease will b
ascertsined.
Dr.. WEIR, inventor Of . new mode oftreasiss
diseases Of the genital otgsas, earss radically
and etec, ually Syphilis Gonhorrhss, elect, aaA
all Blood and Skin dissases. Young men set.
fe,ing from nervous debility, caused BY invel.
untary losses during sleep, can rely upon Pee.
tive and speedy cure. by new and isfaliibis
method.
N. B.-Ladies who desire to avail themssiveO
Of Dr. VS. sure and safe mode Of removing %.
structions. suppressions. &C.. from whasever
cause produced. without use Of medicine, eoa
do so at one interview. Dr.. W. has inveptsA Q
method by which Conception can BE- prsvsassl,
simple and certain.
He will be At
Muscatne. ogilvie House, April lat and ID, 1os6.
Iowa City, Cl nton House. April, sth.
Cedar Rapids. Jackson House, April 18th.
Marion, Session House. April lssh and 10Th.
Upton. Aldrich House April 2lst, 27d 4 ~.
h1rAsa matter Of informatis We append ths
following list of patients treated BY the Deeses.
since January LIST, 1864: Oskalooss, 50; U,tua.
va, S07: Fairfield, II. Mt. Pleasant, -; Rene.
u panvilie IL ngson, lOA; Sigournsy. 50:
Muscatine, GIG: Wilton Junction. 81; Durana &;
West Liberty, Is; Springfield, .. Total number.
1920. Muscaftne Journal
DIR. ID. X. WEIR
RKslpENcr-For The last six years In Toledo,
Iowa He will visit the above named plssse
every sixty days.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

NEW GooDs-CnARLxs HAMMOND has received
his Spring stock of Dry. Goods, and they are now
open for inspection. As he bought his goods at
the lowest figures. he will sell them at very low
prices. Ladies, do not fail to call soon, as the
hest patterns will be taken by those who call first
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06
rThe following letter was received by the
postmaster, ct this place:

D~The Following letter was received by the
postmaster, At this place:
"VIcKsBuBG, March 25th, 1865.
JAMES W. THOMPSON, . paroled prisoner from
Cahaba. Alabama, whs came into Parole Camp
Fisk, four miles east Of this city died this NOR
ming, Of Pneumonia. LEARNED from some Of his
comrades that he was from Cedar county, Iowa,
and that he was formerly member Of the 10th
Regt Of Iowa infantry. Should any further in.
formation BE- needed please write to me- There
ore now $4,000 paroled prisoners in this camp.
and 5000 more are expected soon. The wretch
Cd condttionof our boys can only b understood
Sy sseing them. Immediate relief and very
large amount Of IT, 10 needed. sixty-sight on.
Gers arrived II camp last night The stssy %
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April contains
the usual amount Of choice original reading.
Among the new articles Of this month We notice
Adventures of Lone Woman" "The Pettibonc
Lineage" Cup to St Mary's,' "Our First Citi.
zen, and 'IfMassa puts Guns into our Hands,"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

LS-It Is importsus that every one who desires
to purchase carpets, oil cloths, or mattngs, this
season, should knew that WADswoRTH d Co, OF
Rock Island, have just received large and exS
cellent assortment of these goods which are
ens;reiy noc, and have been bong't since the
decline in prices, and which will be sold low.
Call atW. C. WApswoRrn's store, in Davenport
and our old friend. Mr.. SAMUEL WAhFLER, will
70 over the river with you and show you the
goods. wADswoHTH Co.'S stock Of the above
goods is large and we'll selected and they will
be sold 1t reasonable prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06
WHIsKERsI WHISPERS!

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our
Grecian Compound will force them to grow on
the smosthest face or chin. hair on bald heads.
in Six Weeks. Price 81 90. Sent by mail any.
where, closely sealed, on receipt price.
Address, WARNER 4 CO.,
llyl Box 1888, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06
Again and Again.

A6oAA ssss0 n8usus
Our readers may think it strange that We 80
often urge upon their attention medicinal pre-.
paration. Already have we, for a humber Of
weeks. urged the importance Of supply of Goes
Cough Baissm in the house. ready fur immediate
use. But our excuse is the vast amount Of sick
ness, sorrow and death that are the immediate
result Of sudden coughs, colds and pulmonary
attacks; while Thousands Of our children are
dying from Group and lung complaints. Time
aud experience have proved that Goes Cough
Balsam is the most speedy and reliable prepare
ton ever known to the world. Like magic Il
relieves the irritation Of the throaA removes the
stoppages that prevent breathing In GROUP, and
heals all soreness otths throat, chest and lungs.
No man should neglect to supply his family with
a safe and reliable medicine like Goes Cough
Bulsnm, any murc Inan ne SnOuld ne1isct fns
supply Of their daily bread. It costs but forty
cents, and the bottles contain twice a. much -
those Of any other remedy at the same cost,
while in merit it is superior to all others. All
drug stores keep it for sale. (nllw4snl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06
MARRIED

At the residence Of Mrs. Boynton, near Tiptons
March 25th, 1865. BY Rev. Samr Psncesss Mr..
WILDER D. HAlsfsD. Of Marion county Ohio, 70
Miss HANNAH FAnNAA. Of Cedar county, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

u~Casad b Gilmore have commenced
receiving their Spring stock Of Clothing.
II zen want semsthipg nice, call In.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

I'm BEACH has Just received large stock
Of Furniture which he IL selling at reasonable
prices; and If you want = splendid piece OF fur.
niture manufactured he Is just the man to leave
your order with.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06
aS-Read advertisement Of .Estray Mare Colt

r. The last Muse atine Courier speaks of the
,sbels - - conquered foe" Was it . slip Of
he pen. or has "Sherman's retreat" opened the
.yes of those that "don't want to see!'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

a~All Federal licenses expire on the LIST OF
MAY. and must be renewed by application to the
proper officer before that time. Persons doing
bushes, without lice nse are subjected to severe
penalties.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

1NThe 24th Iowa recently sent from the
SHENANDOAH Valley to Savannah, has been trans
,.rred by ses to Wilmington and is now with
Sherman's army. ..-.-, r.. l,~..,xp...s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06
NOT A FEW


OF the disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accumulated In the Blood M an'h. AisA
coveres that have been made 10 purge out mono can
equal In effect HELlfEOLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSA PARILLA. It cieanses and renovates the
Blood instls the vgor Of health into the system. and
purges out the humors which make disease tsmulatss
the healthy functions Of the body and expes
that and rankle In the Blood Such remedy thss
could be relied on long been sought for and now for
the first tme the public have which they can d.
pend Our space here does admit Of certificates 70
show Its Effects but the trial Of single bottle will show 70
the sick that has virtues surprising anything they hsvs
ever taken.
Two tabespoonsfu OF Extract Of ADDED
to pint water equa, to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
bottle Is equal gallon Of the Syrup Of
or the decoction usually made.
The above Extracts prepared on purely scientific
principes-in Vucuo-and embody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper
ses with those set forth In the u s. Dspensatofy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

rWhen men who have volunteered to fight
for their country, or been drafted, and have
gone where duty called, are wounded or become
sick, 10 that it Is evident to observing men,
whether belonging to the medical profession or
not, that they will not be fit for duty during the
time for which they volunteered or were draft.
ed, justice to the country as we'll as to the men,
saying nothing about humanity, would seem to
demand that they should lie discharged. The
plain dictates Of common sense. however, are
not in all cases followed, and consequently an
outrage IL committed upon brave and good men.
We are credibly informed that there are men
now in the hospitals in Keokuk who have been
confined there for year and a half or two years,
and men are kept there when it is evident that
hey vii; no. be fit for duty till their time is out,
lever. Why these men are not discharged We
cannot tell but have heard it whispered that
some one makes money by keeping them there.
We think it is the duty Of our Governor to hunt
Ont these cases and then use every effort to have
them relieved. It's all right and proper to go
or send to the armies in the field and to the hos
pitfalls down the Mississippi to relieve our suffer
ting soldiers but this should not prevent our
looking after those who are nearer home. Many
men who can do no good in the service might
do much to comfort their families.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-06

2HThe Fire and Tornado Insurance Compa.
ny, Of Clinton, Iowa. is one Of the most responsi.
bic institutions of the kind in the West This
popular company is, we understand, doing
heavy business in this county. Confidence in
the company and their ability to pay all their
losses is now felt by many of our business men
who concede the TORNADO ranks as No. l In
surance Company. 1t insures against Fire,
Lightning and Wind Storms. It is also reason.
able in its charges, and those who insure once
are sure to ask for a renewal Of their policies
Do not procrastinate the opportunity of obtain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-22

ssS escTli. n,.s.si 70 ne s,.n, Admiral and hi. .o-
p he Samirsi % tool .s.I, I,i' aCur, the ,su..,s
sSs's ss.:. nsIdsp ,hsfs SamesSss. s f.,'s,. c,s,.
reierins Executive Oficer Of The Y,pgg pg c.p,.ns
90 mer Emery, Commander Harrison, and o,hayy ~
bee tbs hnsr the l.uneh ali we're Invited to p,pces
following vessels nov building, VIZ bree ,ns, ths
Tss%s ss q the s, es.t and Of the Isrss. ,. ds,e
SSnead Pss.sc0ns-sy, ali Of Which could be- sne ens
snon ~ very short time, and the dpe new s,esYs
nssSissSSl -Sss a.a 4. s: !, ;Ss .6.H ready
tsp,. tes a. etc nInnesots, ps-nee, tisisna ssm<
.hpj h moos.s ss,h,n,. ~ S, rh. Nsndslls tReeeivins
s: siSsSo r.ee and iE are ,Hs a. {s ss .Hf
one oi th. .iy neS neiSney i,en Ihe lac. nnmed vessel
osntt, I, lsio., L'l, Of Chel,es she has been t@,
One .peeiinen ia 81 ~ G9yeIed At the yard, and is
s sooui so tons messuTeuent. suI ~ ,h., hu I'LL Ill
our e.,ta much needed for ,o.ins, dsp..sh' etc in
pr0vemen. nov going forward at tSIs sbra,S .nS
eV',"s Naval station, .hich In In,'y ,hs sysss enc
II, srs.s 'S.sisn y.,u ar s.na,Id you'd lr,,is.S5 ' 70
isnsic ss & sca., The shundsn, and eh,.p AZ
limit. on ibs w.,n s unsr privilege. vii enable ths
.Sn, The yard 10 situated on The Rsni ~ S,men- si
N Wsus .us nyer opposite the city Of Portsmouth. X
Maine II is nov considered nI,t cls., y,ta haw1y.
csp,. sn w Me nom the vicinity, and from various
them are Of superior c.,s a. i. sbnn na man, o.
uoihmanship. In contrasting this Naval st.non wth
m.shiseu shiIseu and cspacous chip houses, its dTv docI
IN. .,nsips tinops iousdriss and other workshops. anI
"a, ON ~ oiuhsnce ssablishnent. With What ID
cd Of a., ns yesr since, We we're iorcibly rempd-
Sa.r,ne wy mighty AGENCIES and skin which arc hss
NJ ,nT nitcd States onward in path Of desti-
~ ~ position among nations which WILL IL Welded
~ snu un,elfsh men, render them the dread OF
", ~ ~ All countries and the hope and refuge
c Joa.1 lhe yard 70 at present under the com
Admir.l .1nia .Da .a 1dore BAILEY, Who vm Acting Hear
snt In those unp.l alleled naval fsAts which eumi
,.nSa N me capture Of New Orleans aud which will
tI,na nane ilustrious In Naval history for ali
.a,x,v shu enersy enough for many years Of sctive
a., MOULD MS country again assign him 10 the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-22
PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD.
Launching OF the New FriGnio Rssa~n-
Tho Coudition Of the Navy Yard, Lie.
tOur haral Corrs pondenes.l

fOhiAdOt ILL., NOV, ~, lbG5.
Yesterday We we're invited to witness the launch Of
one Of our Government vessels Tho day was boau-
tiul and tpringliko, and larse oompsny we're col
leeted to see the launch Ever, thing Icing ready, at
hapa-' eleven O'Clock the order wa. given to vedes
up at li4o the blocks split out and at Il 50 she
shded gracefully into her proper element, adding
another splendid vessel to our glorious navy. The
two h's'es Collins the beautiful and ocomplished
neces OF Rear Adnra Ba cy, assisted ~ the launch
MS, Way bresklnr the hottie of vine, chrssncd her
Lo hes ca, while MlsS Kate rHsed the st American
nag or ne beautiful craft, amid the cheers OF the
as-cinbled multitude. The X 'sars 10 TO proceed i'm
tnedltiely 70 Washington, where her machinery Ia
Ieaoy 70 be put on board. When completed, she viii
Icsnh 70 me f.Id 70 receive her stores and arma-
eh., ,hn 70 be htted iorEs She will he commanded
We understand, by Lieut.. Commander joe NJ Brad
io,u, m.o fIeet Captain OF Admiral Dahlsren's
sluauipn, a her dimensions are NJ follows Length
oyst o, a. zSo ie.t Extreme breadth 81 feet. Depth
pi noio ~ iest inches. She has poop deck and
long .op5aIant IoTec.stle. she viii be armed With
oD pgunuer rihe pivot gun, sI 32 pounder broad
sus, anu t.o ~ FOUNDER bronze rifles on the poop
mo pse on 'he fqIecastle After the launch large
nuH"I n o invited guests proceeded 70 Admiral
nNc'' euaI'e" with thai senerous hOspitalit,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-22
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q

- =, rx.,o,, A.. o,, q, ST., 60. a.
interview With the Secretary Of the Treasury To-
DAY. on the subject contained in the following letter
addressed to the Commissioners in that state by the
Commi,sionsn Of ernal Revenue:
wAsnISaroS, Nov %, 1865.
,GEsIlENrs,-l am in,'t'sctel py the secretary OF
n,nins ,hs ..s of snd. or diYect ,aYc, in ihe ns,
Iectionsry dtrtcts and heretofore communicated to
you, W. intended 70 embrace all isnds OF whncvor
You will therefore, po-tpons indefinitely your sale
o. lots, blocks and houses ,iiuaie in the town Of
On ~ ser,cn G b.r ns,t " ' ''S' y" ''0
Ts. =, . 1.....,. :. ,,.,,,.-
lhs u D. Consul " hhsehes reports TO the state
Department that the cholera has entirely disappeared
"V" 'n'o onv' fssent o' so'hs Ih' hoin hAeeh-
lee nov have an snobstrueted passage With their
Rid, %, tnrn,.h,r, N. .,h.,.,.nco no,,r,r.r,
of IN. arm, ,i,b 400 bbl,. No aou,. a, sio a.
hsy. b,.n .ee.p,ed. and also LAW bb, M = ao.,.
a, from slO 10 10 sio "a
But f,v p.rdop. .r. nov granted and m. Altar
ne, G.ner.r, ofscs h.. bc,n re,,.ad ,cupor.rlv NJ
the pressure Of .ppl,e.nts.
To-day's DAur CuHostcLy contain, an art,cle I'm
d.t,no. Of Gen.I g. pai., Cbi.f n,,.c,iv. of An.
War pep.rm.u,. ..yin.,
"No,,ith,,andins tho ,crrI,, ou,c-,, .e.,,., h,r,
he still has the confidence Of the Department 10
rhleh ne 10 Ntached, addinE Nenernl hatcr does
officer. This he 10 bound to do, sud We are
sure me War Department Which is better advised
tr.das.,. o.% '"1n a. snS g, VI "'nuI n p naAeI
to ecnure him for any Of those things which have
49,. :" anu a''or'eu py PORTION oi 'he
IN. cu.o,,c,, o.,o,., p.,.. 49,. .,
,omr,,,,.S -. 80 u'" a., '. uV'
-, p,,.on a. - ,Oa ,"' "" .'pi-
h.. No, hon .n,ho,i,s - a, -, ,nN' y.
o,,ss, W Nv ~ ''o '"' 'a'''' Pa''
m, po.r, =, .,,.,
,hs ,,.on,,o, ,,or, A.. n :, 80, ''-''-
.srh., On A.. .v.u, a.. IN, -. t..s,
ses Ior the adm sion Of the coorS men Of hi, c,y
70 the Tsh Of ,uhrsse the Mayor be aud he is hereby
-ihn t,o dsv,. pots, ~, H. H n, Sounc ns .@etheI
eon,ide ration measures for holding srec al eecton
.U h..I'ain the senuinen" Of the people on the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-22

San Franc,sco, Ner. So.-rhe var steamer Sara
nae, arrived last evening, ten day. n ON Honolulu,
having visited the MARQUES. Island and Tahiti,
where, learning no tidins. Of the Shenandoah, she
started On hor return October 18th Tho follow.
ins ~hslor' not heretofore reported arrived st diff
ferens Hwsiian ports previou, to Nov. sth.
Joseph Malrel, With 1875 bbls oil Richmond 40
hhb. clear florids, 800 bhls: William and Uenry.
ny bbls,' Iifch Perry, b16 bb,; Joseph, ~ bbls
oliver Croker, 1850 hbs.; Arnold Y0O bblss Corin,
,hisn, fbo hbl, Onward, l6oO blls.; W. &. Morgan,
no bbls j. r. Wssi, $50 bbls,i Gov. Trop $50 bbls
H. q. Arnold. $50 bbls: California pbO bbls, liar,
cue, SW bbt- and t-o or three others are reported
a. Mic, without names or particulars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-22
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

THE SroRM-GRKAr DIx.or r,oons
CElLARs Ann p.s,,vxr. -. -,
Gay TINS city and vicinity W. visited by . pcrfees
HV''"oA'c' ana 'ncessant downright heavy rain
:" uv' causing a'ort Of miniature deuse, and sver-
.VAs 'e"Afs, aud 'ubmerrins docks and pliers.
"O"s "os' ana south streets, the high tides have 90
e'"o"ou 'ho river that the cellars arc completely
'o nons ufenwich and Washington streets,
"' poor people who live In Easements have suffered
'oe's" Inc" pod-c'othos have been completely
p.rsl has been lea to man, Of ,hom -,o -
ons .,,, an, ,,., ' y, 'no'n "no nave only
oae 'a,' Aaa 'ha' poor enough. Along tho eastern
other .r,ieI.. 49,. u..-., % -. $40
"Hre" OF pofk' Oh hour' snt
provisions generally from the houses nearest To the
,.... 80" . '"e s"o' IN ="
''~"eoN nos''o INTO houses Which had no stoops-
Many OF the merchants who have stores in South
street. and I'm w,., ,,rc., Ard o,hs, .,rs.,. .r.,a
,,... ia..,,.,.. -. ~. e'o.''ns
proof and ,hey arc eon,e,u.n,I, .,ss The. .ho
have not done this are In poor prodioamenl and
will lose thousands Of dollars, a. In some in
stances their goods we're submereed In moro
than four feet and . half Of water. In Water
street. nearly all tho dance houses havs bean
ven filed with water. Every basement from Beck.
man street 10 Poei sp took In Al os.t four feet Of
water, and the occupants wero oompellad 10 ssei
shelter With their nsishbors on tho second stori.,
The inmates Of these places are mostly women Of
loose character, and what little furniture thoy had
va. almost totally DESTROYED IL aoatod about In the
small rivsn which we're formed In their ure,ohed
dwellings, while all attempts to bail tho latter out
we're ansval'ins inc press rooms OF several news
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-22
THREE DAYS LATER.
Arrival of the China.

HallfaI, Nov. Gl.-The steamship China, from
Liverpool the lin, via Queenstown the 18th inst,
has arrived.
The Inman steamship City Of Manchester, for New
York direct, also left Liverpool on the same day as
the China.
the SHENANDOAH.
The liberation OF tho Captain and crow Of the
Shenandoah Is said to have bsep unconditional the
British Governmen! being Of opinion that there arc
no legal grounds upon which they could be detained
Captain Waddell, IN . letter 10 Earl RuAse, which
10 published, says
In obedience to orders found myself in the Arctic
and OchOtuh Seas iaI removed from tue ordinary
channels " commerce aud In consequ ueneo Of this
awkward circumstance, ! vas engaged in acts Of war
until the 2Sih OF June. ! sAs Ignorant a the re-
yersee sufieftd by tie JonfedsIates and the Total
Ieceyed the frs In e igonee Ol she downfall OF tho
Confederate cause on tie "a Of August, from the
B1tish hapluo BaTac0utA and Cesi.ted Immediately
from iuithsr ACt- Oi war untn l could communicate
sIth Euro can port and learn II the tntslllgenee
sA. true. / could not have been seusikle that tho
tale. tod by American shp mast ers vete true, but
merely upon the statement Of = Bhtsh captain |
diligently sought ior precedent IN law wnter for
guidance in me iutufe con. rol, management ind final
disposa OF the vessel, but found none. fIndn the
autholily questiopable lpder which | acted,
Immediately ceased cruisiSs and sha ped her course
Tor The Atlantic did not feel justihed Ia destroy
ina the vessel but on the contrary, thought ship
should revert 10 the American Government. !
the eiora sought Liverpool 10 learn the news and II
reports proved true TO surrender the ship with her
suns Stores aud apparel complete " the BTiush