The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-05

There IL not tailor In Chickasaw
county. A good opening for "A. j.
I'll. Thompson, of Fayette county,
thousand dollare. .#
The site for the State arsenal has
bean located on the 00rner Of Fourth and
Locust streets, Des Moines. The Legis-
lative appropriation for the building was
fire proof, and iste include rooms for the
office of the Adjutant General.
a boy, ten years of age, fell into
near Dubuque, last Wednesday, yet, SO
the, Iisnes relates, received no injury.
A COW also met with similar accident
and was rescued from her forty feet deep
retreat after an imprisonment OF ten
days. II es~ b>s... .ar
The contract for grading the st.
Louis &. Cedar Rapids Railroad south
ward from Sigourney will be let on the
10th of July.
Tho Pella Blade thus furnishes an
illustration of the rapid growth oftimber
in Iowa: EFH UT 0#BH33E ON
"Mr Wellington Nossaman informs US
that he sawed q cottonwood log ten feet
hundred eighty feet of fenceing. 1t was
small sapling about five inches in di-
ameter, when Mr. Nossamon came to
Marion county, seventeen years ago."
4 PRocLAMArION!-He all We people!
Know We that on the 18th day Of June,
| 1866, J w Stewart, Esq, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, of the City of Daven-
| port, State Of Iowa, and Vice President
hof the Iowa Htnte National Union Party
Coriyerition, wee, by Andrew J4hhson,
late of Tennessee, an neDder oee1eech-
| es extraordinary, now OF Washington,
d. c., and by grace of Booth and bull
let, President of these United States, du-
! ly appointed Collector of Internal Reeve
nue., in and for the Second Congression-
al District of Iowa, to have and to hold
said office with all the ihonors and emol-
umentss thereunto belonging and appcr.
tanning Che latter to the amount of "a ,OoC
per annum, more or less. Said ) L
Stewart, Esq, Attorney and Counsellor
| at Law and Vice President of the Iowa
State National Union Party Convention,
as aforesaid, binding himself firmly
and truly, to labor faithfully and earnest
Fly, in season and out Of season, for the
building up of the aforesaid National
Union Party, and for the destruction Of
the Republican Party in the State of To-
wa and for the extirpation of all Adolf
ton and Negro Equality heresies; also
| to condemn whatever may be censured
by His Excellency Andrew Johnson
endorse and advocate all that he shall
approve, and in general and particular
sneeze very loudly whenever the sale
Andrew Johnson takes snuff, be the TAX
ing Of said snuff by a pinch never sc
small. or all of which take due notice
all We people of the said Second Con
greesional District, and govern your
selves accordingly. Great Is Andrew
and Jacob Is his Prophet for the Second
District of Iowa. Gazette.
The Burlington Ha,vkeye says of the
rumored extra session of the Iowa Leg
islature,. that 1t Is authorized by Gov
Stone to say that It is not his. intention
to call the General Assembly togethe
at present. It is the busy season of TIN
tyear, particularly with farmers, and i
bers TO spare the time for an extra sess
ion. There is no great need. iowa cal
be counted in on the right side now, ant
all the time.
OF the one hundred and fifteen con
victs In the Penitentiary at Ft. Madison
one hundred and thirteen are Demo
Gratis, and two conservative Republicans
The financial year Of the Government
closes to-day. 1t is stated at the Treas
ury Department that the total receipt
forthe year will foot up to over $3.50 600,
900, as follows: From internal revenue
1915 900, 900; from customs 10000, 90.
from direct tax, 1900, 600; from lniscel
laneous sources, $65 600, 900 from publ
land sales, $500, 900. Z.
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