The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13
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Iy sacked by guerrilias, snd I've U. s
Treasury agents, who went il search o.
= cotton In tho interior, IL is' supposed
have been murdered by them. 's'51
Now that the conspiratofs have been
disposed Of, the trial Of JEFF Davis will
not be long delayed. II tried for treason
it will take place before . civil tribunal /;
but from present indications it il more
prS6sble be will be tried by Military
Commission as the leader and instigator
Z of the assassination Of President lincoln
Final orders were issued on the 7th
inst, to muster out all the remaining
regiments aud companies Of tho, Army Of
, the Tenn sssee.. The Iowa, regiments
which will be discharged under this Or.
der, are the I'd, Sd, 5th, 7tb, 9th, 10th,
1lth, 18th, 18th, 10th and 18th. This
is gratifyiug intelligence TO all who have
relatives in these organizations, aud viii
send thrill Of delight throughout th'
State end rays Of ssnshias 20 many =
lonely home. MI. n-9l.1
nd. The town of Morton, Nd, wwm de-
strOyod by FIRE on the oight Of thes lib
inst.,' The day had been celebrated by
the people, and the Gre took from the OK.
plosiou 0f's rocket in the upper story Of .
store.o III a. sit.~>s I
10 accordance with the findings and
sentences of tho Military Commission,
which President johnson hss approved,
the assassin couspirators, Mrs. Surratt,
Payne, Harold, and Atzerodt, suffered
the extreme penalty OF the law, last Fri.
day, for their completely 10 the death of
our late President. Prior to che iexecu-
ton, the counsel Of Mrs. Surratt made
application to Judge Wyhe, ofthe U. s.
district Court, for the issae ofaa writ of
habeas corpus, commanding Gen. HIN.
cock to produce the body of Mrs Surrstt
BY 10 o clock .. m. Gen. Hancock after
consultation With the Secretary of War
and Attorney General Speed, appeared 10
Court with an Endorsement upon the writ
from the President, suspending its sppli.
cation, whereupou the Court announced
that no further steps could be- tskeas sin
The matter The prisensrS' made no
'confsssions upon the scaffold, although
'is'isssrorted that Mrs. Surratt has LETT
a written confession with one Of hf
spiritual advisors, Dr. Med, .Sam.. "A rn.
lold and,0'L aughlin are to BE- I'm priionid
.fs. life. SEaugler is sentenced TO- six
years Imprisonment at hard labor in tho
p.enitentiary 1t Albany. - ...,s
In conference between the Secreta-
fspss, " an. ilas !s ~
relation to Indian affairs in the r Worth.
west which viii be officially made public
hereafter. . .tnt., - ~, l. ,Tiico-
Advices from South Carolina state that
she amount Of cotton remaining in that
State is much larger than has been here
tofsre hrsported;o but there isgreat diff
Guilty ia getting it to market, owing to
the crippled condition Of the railroads -
Figures received at the Treasury Depart
Ment show the quantity Of cotton east of
the Mississippito te'abouta million bales;
and 1t is estimated that the eaantity west
of that river somewhat exceeds 1that
amount. . -a-sa44 hus ca'-"'s4 |
A frightful railroad disaster occurred
at Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Saturday
morning. by the displacement Of a
switch, six cars Of = train containing b
regiment of. Michigan soldiers, were
thrown from the track. Almost ,provi-
dentially but one man was Killed, ana
this fatal result would probably not have
occurred had lie remained 10 his 'seat 70
a few others Of the soldiers we're Slight
~ wounded. Only two of the cars were
badly damaged, the other four by their
great strength, were in a condition to be
placed on the track for use. z''' " u '' 81
il qnry S, Foote, makes some ONE im M |
tant revelations 10 a letter to tho New
OK Herald, in regard tx, the. 6u dish |
conduct Of the rebel Secretary Of War
Seldom aci Gen. Northrop, in attempt.
ing to starve the Union prison crs coniin-
ed in Richmond. The proposition 10 10
thls was made in latter by Northrop,
aud sodorsed by Seddon. Foote says he
moved committee to Investigate thc
matter in erebel House of Represe u,a.
tpves, and it was at first refused, audrhe
buHeted for his temeriiy. He finally
succeeded ID getting a ctunaittse, and
tho document fixing tho oct upon Sed.
dou, was found 10 7gd,,.. go
The latest arrival from Europe brings
interesting news. Mails FROM, Brazil
state that the Brazilian forces wert retir
ing before the Paragusyans n"rhp Eng
llsh Parliament was TO dissolve 81 The Gin
Inst In the meantime the ELECTION con
test was growing very excited aud A riot
had broken out at Nottingham. There
has been ministerial crisis, ,t Vienna
and the Cabinet ha, resigned. Count
Belleville, it was supposed, would be the
new Minister Of State Marshal Canro.
bert has been appointed commspaeri si
the army at Paris. Five Twspties wore
xuoted at 7o!47l at the close. (, ID,
.tnQne Of. tho .vealthiest and most Rro,ni,
pent busi1ess, mealof sPripgGsA Mass,
has just returned from thorou ugh pros !.
pecting tour all through the oil regions,
and n Vas IA an TIM res1llk of his Al,aAvCa a.