The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-09

The State Constitutios Iouri
Z thss bsen nsds to express q - sssou
4 who has been 10 armed hostility 5 the
, U g., after the 3lst of July. 1865, Il
!. the Govesnmsss Of thst Ststs, Or has Civ.
. % sny aid Whatever il such hostility o.
disloyalty, shall be deemed Z qualified
. voter. Guerrillss, busbwhackers, OF
. Southern sympathirers are also debsrred
from the privilege Of voting. A registra
, ton of votes throughout the State has
! been provided for. -rrser
!, No less than l, 400 Union prison ers
died at Salisbury, North Carolina, during
tho sixty days preceding and ending De.
cember 18th last. The spirit of each OF
these martyrs cries aloud for retribution
Petroleum. Is now found in the Cana
das, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Western vir-
gipia, Indiana, California, Kentucky,
! Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Kan
sas, and Colorado. Dr.. Williams, Pro,
fessor at Meadville, locates the true geo.
/ graphical center Of the oil territory at
Ciycinnatti, the Kentucky and Western
Virginia developments being of more
promising character than any heretofore
discovered. The artice is to be found
in greater or less quantity throughout the
whole vast area of the coal basin of North
! America.
The colored citizens of New Orleans
. own real estate to the value of $4,000
600, and they now have daily nerspa-
per, the Tribune, printed and edited by
cu,ored men. -.4
Publishers are trying to circumvent
the paper makers combustion by look
| ing about for some cheap material that
can be reduced TO a pulp. Most oppor-
timely Admiral Porter has invented a
new material for making paper In his
report to the Navy Department he says,
in the exact language which distinguish
es his official dispatches, describing his
bonbar4meDt Of tho fort: '.By sunset
the fort sss reduced to a pup.
The gathering Of old rags has become
a very important branch of industry and
commerce 4 New York firm, wholly
engaged in this business, has now an i'm
meuse establishment with brsnches in
Boston, Philadelphia aud Chicago, while
one of the members of the firm is at pres
ens 10 Europe to establish connections
there; yet they commenced 10 small
basement in an obscure part of the city
eighteen years ago. Careful housekeep-
ers should now aid this business, help to
reduce the price of paper, and put money
in their own pockets by saving every
shred Of rags aud paper stock.
The N. Y. Post says there are rumors
that the forces of Juarcz have achieved
victory over the Imperialists in South
Mexico, and have captured an important
city. No particulars are yet known.
These rumors have the countenance Of
the Mexican Minister at Washington,
The cultivation of frogs as 40 article oil
food is largely carried on in the neigh
borhood Of New York: One Of the prin
sive use, where the succuleDt reptiles
cau grow up from lively tadpoles, unmo
Tested BY pickerel or cruel boys.
Ar BEAUFORT. The 4th, 9th, l1th,
18th, 3Oth aud 3lst regiments Iowa Ia.
fsu.ry were At Beaufort, s. c., on the
23d Of January. 49,. . ....
The NonpareI says the "hotels of
Council Bluffs have been crowded for
month past with Copperhead pilgrims on
their way to Zion" These Copperhead
pilgrims will yet crowd another sort of
hotel which 10 situated at the other end
OF the overland route to Perdition!
During the season just closed, there
were packed 92,459 cattle and 759, 147
hogs, in Chicago The former being an
increase on last year of 22,323, and the
latter decrease of 1j4,5l2. There is
a decrease, in addition Of lO4 TBS to the
head, in weight. The yield Of lard to
the hog is TBS. less than last year Only
1900 boxes of English meats were
packed, against 10000 last year The
stock of pork is 160, 900 bbls, and of
lard 1900 tierces. -5 Il. '
/ The first corn exchange was Instituted
by Joseph and his bretLren-Jonah
was the fist man on record who struck
oil-'he Savannah ladies have never
heard Of "mice" rats" or "waterfalls, >"
Poor G. atures.-Northern men are
distinguished South by their square. toed
boots.
The Worlds Port Royal special says:
"The position already gained by Sher-
mans army, opens to their advance the
greater portion Of the rebel territory
northward. The ultimate points aimed
at will disappoint speculation north and
south. Those who conjecture that Sher-
man merely intends to capture Charleston
and the leading ties, and return are
mistaken. The troops have been so ar,
portioned that the enemy must give
battle or retreat into the extreme South,
through that portion of Georgia where
our armies have marched
The Davenport Gazette states that
the rebel agency in that city has been
closed, Dir, aud Mrs. r. NJ. Prettyman
and their J.rnb +or b.r;,,. b,o.