The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-30

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NEWS ITEMS.
The issuing Of rations to therffecdnen
will cease on the 10th Of October.
Governor BrOwnlow, 81 Tennssaee,
continues to mike the rebels vey an-
He recently issued a ID
dress to the people OF the State, In which
he denounced President Johns04 bite
ly, and exposed the political schemee Il
his dislOyA supporters. The rebel
threaten to kill the Governor, ana = col.
respondent ct Nashville says II JIG ven
not for the military, Governor B1bWp-
low could not live there three hoaf:
A letter from Fort Reno, dated Aug.
4th, to the Nebraska City Ness, says
great excitement prevailss there more
than thirty persons having beea killed
by the perddious Indians. They APP
proach the unsuspecting jewellers
shouting Howl" shake hands, ind ct Q
preconcerted signal, shoot all hat arc
near them. Lieut.. Daniels, oftlp Eigh-
tenth U. s.. ", was pierced by Mentyri
seven arrows, scalped. and HE hands,
and feet cut off, stripped Of all hb cloths,
ing, and his body shockingly mingled
1t was the most horrid sight / e'er wit
messed. Mr.. Floyd, of Leayelworth,
while riding short distance in sdvance
Of his train, was killed, his headcut OIL,
and thrown into ravine. A parry OF
twenty well armed men tried tOrecover
his body, bat were unsuccessful seven
of them were killed and three wlunded.
No assistance can be furnished by the
military. French Pete, an old Indian
trader, and four men were killed fifty
miles above here. a.7ue .raa 81 h
Soldiers claiming the extra bounty
provided by the last Congress, are adj
vised not to hurry forward their applica-
tons, but to wait patiently unil they
learn the nature of the regulation, which
are to govern these claims. Thee regu-
lations may materially affect the ,harac-.
ter and forms ofapplication, SO that the
earlier applicants may be required to-
have their papers returned in Order that
they maybe made to conform TO the
rule: O. @E "a tst1
Correspondence from Vera Graz states
that three hundred, French soydiers re-
Gently sailed for France. After the cap
ture of Tampico by the Liberal,, an en-
tire division of the Imperialiss went
over to the side of the victors. At the
date Of the letter, July 9Th, Mazatan was
still being fiercely beleaguered by the
Liberals. h
An order will he issued in a few DAYS
out all volunteer Officers on
staff duty. ID vi n. aes
General Grant and General Rawlings
will accompany the President andparty
to Chicago. .zss,tt ..f
The receipts from internal revenu. on
Saturday were 81 lbs, $50; receipts for
the week, s. ,S4s, $50.
Whipping is now regularly adopted by
the Richmond courts as q punishment
for minor Offenses. e+".
Secretaries Seward, Wellee, and Post-
master General Randall will acconpo-
ny the President on his Western tour.
The aggregate amount OF natimal
bank currency now in circulation is two
hundred and eighth-nine millions.
Advices from Chilli, South America,
state that the Government Ofthat Re
public has purchased $500, 200 worth Of
cannon from the State Of Massachusetts,
and that it wants to purchase our great
iron-clad, the Dunderberg.
The rebels In Texas are represented ~
being more reasonable, defiant and law
less than they were during the war.
Another outbreak, more desperate than
less troops are kept in the PRINCIPAL
towns. The national laws are ignored,
slavery adhered to in some parts of the
State, and Union men are terrified. into
passive silence.
A train of cars loaded with petroleum
was wrecked at Narrowsburg, ON the
New York and Erie Railroad, on Sun
day. The oil caught fire and exploded,
setting fire to and destroying several
building adjOing. One man and his two
children, whom he tried to rescue were
fatally burned.
Civil war has broken out in Japan.
It is believed that jeff. Davis will
soon be released on conditional parole,
the state of his health being such as to
endangcr his life if he y longer incaroer-
Governor Crawford telegraphs inteIli-
gence to Leavenworth of the actual COM
mencement Of Indian hostilities at the
forks of the Solomon river. The settlers
have been attacked and driven back.
Seven whites We're killed and scalped.
The New York Tribune, Of the 18th,
says the complexion Of the canvass in
Pennsylvania promises the election OF
General Geary by an overwhelming
majority, and gain Of three radical
congressman to the delegation, headed
by Ihaddeus Stevens.
Iowa News.