The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06

Of doubt of the adoption Of the new
Constitution Of Missouri. The pro.slav.
cry secessioniss element in Missouri has
fought bitterly against this Constitution,
but its schemes have been defeated, aud
the State is now FREQ to take her rank
among the great and noblc common ealths
Of the West, with compensated labor aud
full opportunities for the development of
her mighty resources, her industrial in.
tercs.s and mining wealth. The vote on
the new Constitution stood: For, 43,670,
against, 4l,s50, leaving a majority Of
1890 in its favor.
The Cincinnati Gazette, in it's dry
goods market report, says: Among the
buyers from the South there came m Ok.
slave Of Jefferson Davis, who purchased
quite literally for his store At Davis
Bend, Mississippi, formerly the planta-
ton of his master, aud thus while the
traitor master 10 held prisoner At Fort
ress Monroe, his former property and
chatt'e, in company with his two sons,
lately honorably discharged from the
gua-hoat service, is selling goods a. 4
freeman. His name is Montgomery; b.
10 fifty.thrsc years of age, and is as good
= representation Of the intelligent black
man Is can b found. He was jeff Da.
Wis slave over 20 years, and served him
As a estpenter ard msehini.t on his ana
his brothers plantation Of two thousand
acres, The entire two thousand acres,
he informs us, are being cultivated in
cotton by his former fellow bondsmen,
who, he says, are working industriousiy
and more eFectualls than under tho for,
MGR rule
r4~1'ho Dubuque Hr177 says: "Pres-
dent Johnson cannot suffer the execution
ot Mr. Davis or any other Southern man,
aud escspe the charge Of official murder.
Nor will Jefferson Davis 20 to the seat
fold without receiving from history the
martyrs crown"
The martyrs crown DO the cops ac-
ceps these opinion Of the Dubuque Her.
air. Were the 325, 900 northern men
who were killed in battle in defence Of
freedom or Who were starved to death in
southern prisons By order of JEFF. Davis
were these 1851 men martyrs or is
JEFF martyr If he is punished for caus.
ing their death, Three hundred and
twenty FIVE thousand husbands, sons and
brothers, Or ono single son Of . horse.
sh'sf?-A"amosa Eureka.
Twenty WOMEN ARMED WITH
SWITCHES Some time since man
named Amos Taylor, Of Eas,manyiIls,
took into his employ and homo 90 a do
rasssIa assistant, ; disrepnsable woman of
this city, known ~ Mrs Hatch, her who
attempted 70 coani. snicide while resi-
ding in Collins Block, several months
past, Her prssene. 10 tho family soon
caused trouble between Mr.. Taylor and
hls wife, resulting in the wife being
shsmsfal.y abused, IS ths story goes,
and compelled to leave her home. The
ladies' OF EastmanviIle, about twenty in
number, armed themselves with blue
beech gsds, and proceeded to bis (Tsy.
Iors) residence ono night = short time
aimee, gave him sound and doubtless
richly merIssd tbrashing. The man
Taylor - soon ~ he had suff eien.ly re-
covered from The chassisensnt, had the
| ladies' arrested for the offepse, and the,
srs being examined on the charge q,
Assault and battery, before Justice Ric.
Of Lsmons, to day. L. Patterson, O
this city, went DOM to defend tho ladies'
- GranI Rnpsds Eayie, z7M.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL MIR. AL
bert Pike, poet, painter, Arkansas "Bi,
lnjun' and ex rebel General arrive,
yesterday morning, stopping a. the Bate
House, on his way TO Washington +
settle mp thu business of bis Indian Apeu
ey before tho war Pikeis.,iIl a "heay
weight and 'uxufiatss in tho sam
wealth Of flowing hair lie saws he Al
ways knew the COW would ea..ths grind
stone, md only wen. into tho rebsll;o,
because he could not help it--tha. III
var was bound to come sooner or late,
and no il glad il Is over, =. he thinks tn
North md South will understand eacl
other better now, and bs ablo 10 1.-Two i