The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-14

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and II vsfs q "a q this d brt,l
Vie No. yenFL MD not ~
SOme here 80 tn the C86e; Mr.. D6vi6
was in delicate health, and Il would be
cruelty. IN thin hot seagun. ~ Wl)eue
him . . pe0traeted thai: M. Brady,
f:gfIp IN ea;. tod 'e q
this Cont vs. that no copy q indict-
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vari11I 80 SPEEDY tin. lyddss
Uadgewooasa 1idEelh3 lGhi1 Jnstg1
Cheeq, Who w. TO Ayssidp4o9 IT, tsiAlI
nd named the firsf Tuesday Ii October,
when Il would be most convenient. bF
lfnsaDd the Atsofhey'6 60ekal 4ad in-
di0fa& Aocpa1n nj SgpuI 0i1x H4
ca0e .Nbat AtteptiOl whiehits importanCe
defnd6ded. The Court vas adjourned
tAtke 6ne 46esday ~ Uet66ef next
ASeaiSi6i liesasag ~ blown down 1t Au-
gudlay 6Gs - .s.s4SShooD, kl0ng sSvSA'
ehi&eeA slA hjnEiss aias sthen.g OFT
.Iphn g. 1secAiAxidge, qneof thslnest,
infllqpns ok the rebel leeden, was In
d1ild foe tte6Son ~ the Grand Jury Of
tho UnltSa 6nsss DISCREET court, In 81
ion - Rich1looAsi9I .shs aYbI ,nosoZ
The paaaaidAbe 6anata 81 ne glGs6
Bankrnpt ~, yhtpb recently paased the
House, 3 considered doubtful.
There u port that the majority Of
theC AblAet1fefn laS6r u the feleise of
Ja6 nNb q hill; the 1nD61mt 4of 1eOasi.
|, UslquiEsdb 4ing ESQ AQabias I'll zaaa1fr
+ 1AstAe 6spata n etA ~, the ireeon-
ssuctill sesolotlons were taken. M AZ
most Immediately upon aasenbffng, and
deoe4sd By Ae1lse . ehhsoh, Hereof
son nd Ystsa Several anseodmss1bl
were prop0eed,, some Of yhtch were
adopted, WA the atoms finally pass-
ed-yeas . hays n. fA.f'a1'.'so '''Fos'
sThe rec.nStr,uctton constitutional
aUend.Deatsl which, aAsed the Senate
on Friday, waeA II II aDnOuhced, losnlUR-
ed IN by the Hohse by q large majority
olaessn,s lie fesident Win not have to
p4astuP0n.it, hut will b 1t Os,ee SUBMIT
ted % the State Legislatures for ratifiea-
The House Of Representatives on
Msnday passed. Z resolution declaring
that JoG D9S6s should b held - q priS-
oneI, and trte1 f0r TREASON and for. CUM
Plicity - the aasafsinattsn Of President
At the late State election in Oregon a.,
. the Union party was successful. With
fbaS c9a1ties 10. hear nom, the Uhion
majority stands It 6O9. ~ c1i.u g9ysasasl
. TheyneHs fam Eapeps indicates that,
Though Austria, Prussia apd Italy have
consented to the proposed conference,
they have but little faith in III peaceable
resnltssn Ryulsfa and Italy A6ve p0stpofll
Led hQsttlities mtilthe. .b0ay. reaches o
sdecision, but, insist that it must be- done
speedily. MISUNDERSTANDING Is adyanc-
ing her troops into Venet3a and towards
Prussia. s6he has 0O0, coo men under
arms Hhe other paMeEs,aRe. pnsseexink,
''ieAf o0 p - s 10 y4it@as7t t1Groe ri
! Jedge UDderwOoa has reeaeed to ad-
NIT Jen. Davis. TO bail on the grDvDd that
he has no authority for such action, the
'prisoner beaAg 1 psssogser ofW1f: orhta'
A WAshfkgtsH tdlspAseA -ttste THAT
Coogrs0 will Adjourn On or 1hOut the
'dotn cs Jnly.4. ID IS eza 4sIf ss9i773t 4i9i
The committee to investigate the Menu
pills riots have returned To Washington.
and gfSs - depsorable sccSuyrt 81 the
affair. fnhe tusbet spirit 10 ranpant.
The city government i In the hands OF
the Irish, who did net enter the rebel
army, but DIE more disi0yai now than
Oasebe4 t5lSliieSs. The latter class Ii
disposed to keep good order, and did not
participete9 in the recent riots. Tho
police who are nearly to. = man Irish,
were the prfh6fpa1 actors In negro KIN
ing sanA the bukniag 6f churches and
school hepaes. d4a1y Northern men -
bad q sssseoSs3s! Z sae :.is e
carry the Union fla91}f The streets Mill
tary protect3Dn II indispensable, not on
. y pnien men but 70 project tie Ptop-
sl'y y !Aed J. !is.l " n.1ia u sad Z tsa
4 Get the Hest and Cheap.
est,--The Mex oRlnokis the ON
~ SELF RAkER that will do good
work. in lOllnodL urio very eh0rt,