The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-16
fy me with the Radical party, as it is
called, in opposition of the President, 1
must accept the situation.
H J. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of Louisiana.
THE NEWS.

Is THE NEWS.
The Republican Association Of the
Ninth District of New York have IMAM
imously repndiated Ito represttitast.ys in
Congress, Henry J. Raymond. The
Tribune says '"fhis is only the begin
ming Of the end.'
Gen. Chalmers, ''late of the Confede-
rate army, one Of the famous heroes OF
Fort Pillow" is making speeches In ia
vor of Andrew Johnson. Gen. John A.
Logan is making speeches against him.
The reader may draw the infDrence. 1
Simon Cameron of Pennsylvania has
taken strong ground against the Presi-
dent, whom he prOnounces, without re-
serve, "a bad man, faithless to his prom
ises, and an enemy to his country" This
utterance Is significant Of the hopeless
ness of the Presidents cause I'M Penn
sylvania. s
/ We see it:stated that Mr.. Valandig-
ham talks about demanding Or the
Southern States the right to cntsr Con-
gress, by force of arms If necessary. We
are not much alarmed. Val had
chance to fight one way or another for
:"a ha did not show much stdmasn LOT
1t. He will scarcely begin now.
We have mournful news from Arkan-
sas; but nothing which might not have
been confidently counted on after the
leading example set In WashingtOl.-
The State, of whose good order and loyal
promise under Gov. Murphy's admins
tratiOn Gen. Sherman and other Officers
Of the army and the Government form
ed SO high an opinion, is about to be re-
turned to rebel rule. The rebel element
already foods the capital of the State,
and threatens to swamp out the Dyal
elections and th0work Of loyalty already
done. OF This we are assured by letter
of Gov. Murphy, than whom no chief of
reconstructing State has earned more
decided praise. The rebel revival has
now begun. How long Wilt last:
Amelia, Brigham Young's latest wife,
Is a model woman for the "Saints.' She
is lotional, aimperious and coquettish,
and Young pets her like a child. Il One
evening a friend took tea with her, and
the Mormon prophet. After. tea they
remained at the table eating nuts, and
Amelia threw her shells through an,
open window on the opposite side Of the
room. Her husband said, amelia,
don't do that; put your shells by your
plate" II shan't do Il" replied the fair
one; ''I'll throw them where please,
and I'll do as l please, and you may
help yourself" And pulling her guest
by the dress, she said, Come, let's go
up stairs, and let him grant it out.'
The New York Hcralns Mexico cor
respondent says: II is regarded as
fixed fact that Maximillian and large
body guard of Austrian troops will soon
embark on an Austrian steamer for Eu-
rope.
Major General John A. Dix, of New
York has finally been engaged to deliver
the Grafton on the occasion of the LAYING
of the cornerstone of the Douglas Mon
ument, at Chicago, and the sixth OF Sep
President johnson .wilf..fAy the cornol-
stone.
General John III. Gleeson, Captain
lately released from Dublin prison, arriv-
ed at New York Friday. They report
that the numerical strength and
hopes of the Fenians in Ireland are bet
ter now than before; that the people are
to fight; that their conf
deGce in Stephens is undated, and that
they condemn the conduct of the factions
in America.
Two steamers were burned ut New
Orleans Thursday night. 81
Three rebel ru:fians in Mobile, who
thought they had mot killed enough
Yankees" attempted to assassinate
United States officer OH Thursdays
night. The gallant Federal killed one
and wounded the others. aaaar
A letter from Dalton, Georgia, says
that one company there took out $4,000
wurtl, ,f gold from the mines In one
day. and that. capitalists Of New York
and Boston are about to ship expensive
machinery for the purpose OF working
the mines. o
The house of Mr.. Dunning, at Canaan
che. Iowa, was broken into Friday
night by five men, who forced him to
open the safe at his bank, and took about
seven thousand dollars therefrorn, most
" seven-thirties. The robbers made
their escape and as yet nothing has been
heard from them. A reward. Of one
thousand dollars is offered for their ar
rest. 3a 81 ars,e.
The Imperial Government of Mexico
have contiscated Santa Annals estates
and confiscated the money. Il
General Baird has been superseded in
the command at New Orleans by the ap-
pointment of General Stoneman.
By the destruction of the stables at
Nicholasville, Kentucky, thirty horses
persisted, one of which was valued at ST.
600. Hi
BY the burning Of the steamer Bosto-
ma, on the Upper Ohio river, last Thurs
day, freight valued at 100000 was de-
stroyed, and two lives lost. r
Genaral Grant has been advised Of
massacres by Indians on the Plains.
Since July l4th twenty-four men have
been scalped between Browns Springs
and Tongue river.
The Mayor and Sheriff of New Or
leans arc charged with being principals
or accessories in the late rebel riot
against negroes and Unionists. It is
stated that the Union men in the city
feel very insecure in life and property.
The safe in store in the village of
Utica, Mich, was broken open by bur-
glars and $4,000 and valuable papers sto-