The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-01
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NEWS ITEMS.

THuRsDAY, Y NOVEMBER l, 1866.
~ . TNHWs ITEMS. "z- raI
I rJnrcAoO MlRKErs.-No. / Wheat,
$3.50. Corn, CSC. Oats, SEC. Rye, 10.
Barley, so. Potatoes, Coo. Hogs, 1926
@sSe, and weak at that.
DAVENPORT MARKETs.-No. Wheat
$205. Corn, in ear, 60c. Oats, new, %.
Barley. $l,Os. Potatoes, soc. a1E
The parish Of Rapid, Louisiana, is re-
ported to be in state Of anarchy.
Fourteen inches of snow fell In the
Lake Superior mining region, last
TheudaH. X s1a4 1as, = il t.l-." 80
AsetAes attempt b 10 b made shortly
TO Ilhsrsts Jc6Dssis. Itis repsetsd, by
war u New Orleans, that 0opsrnor
HHnsArsys, Of Mssistppi, In vtsw Of
III, psssaElon csndieisa u Je1 Davis
Asalth, secommends The Legislature to
ag0siot - q more Commissioners to
psssss1 - Washisglsn to confer with
tn Pssaidsst with view to secure the
release Of Davis on parole or bail. g.. 40
The Washington authorities are of the
opinion that the Canadian officials even
tually contemplate the same course with
the FeAians under sentence of death in
!. Chnods that WsS P0,vuru In ireland,
] wl1igs oil that were Americans were re-
lessid after having been tried and SEN
]. tenesA ed@G SIS >' -.'0 -
AeNsw Orleans dispatch Of Friday
/ satS there was unusual stir in military
circlesthefe, and that something is on
/ thetapis." - 3asE-5 a'.a - - re- ,@7h
Anofiicial dispatch is reported to have
s'been received at Berlin, from Paris, on
tho 1eth instant, that the recovery of the
Emperor Napoleon from his Illness was
|shopeiess, md that his death was hourly
expected. Gil r7"7>' '.'.'.'.'. f''..f T" -
Iashs Court a. Ottawa, Canada, last
[FnaAy, Rev. John Nc Maho,.. . Catho-
No lsissk Illseess ID to have bsen impress ss.
ID mo the Fenian ranks, was tried.
convicted, and sentenced to be hanged
on faS 18th OF December. The trial of
Rev. Or. Lumsden has been postponed.
The news Of the conviction of Colonel
Lynch and Mr.. McMahon has caused
great excitement in Buffalo and New
YORK A gathering of Fenians is re-
ported at Buffalo, and both there and in
New York they threaten vengeance on
the Canadians in case they execute these
prisoners. " "
General Sheridan has issued an order
waniug al Imperial and other. adven-
turers against violating the neutrality
laws as applicable to the friendly rela-
lions existing between the United States
and the Liberal Government of Mexico.
There is panic among those who are
not Mormons in Utah, owing to the
murderous outrages recently committed
py Brigham Young's followers. DIR.
eeansen' whs Y ySp5 EsGspllY Rpn Yf tsaa
4niy Christian Sabbath School in Salt
lake City.
The insanity of the EMPRESS Cbarlotta
thought to be hopeless. 1t is expect.
that the Emperor Macmillan will
poapiy return to the Austrian frigate.
Mich was recently dispatched from
rieste by the Emperor Francis Joseph.
: Is also said that twenty war steamers
III leave Tor Mexico in November to
ing home the entire French force now
that country.
The Committee on Retrenchment. an
pinted by the last session of Congress,
atm instructions to sit during the ad-
urnmenf, are unanimously In favor of
enfire reorganization of the civil
rvace Of the Government. A letter
pm one Of Its members says they will
commend system based on competi-
e examinations of all applicants for
eition& They are not yet decided
neither to Limit officers to fixed terms
years or to good behavior.
Accounts from North and Central
ALBANIA show great restitution from
failure Of many planters who had
rteaged their lands for supplies: but
crops falling, the lands are being
Int ruinous prices. Families and
mes are being broken up under these
eeN sales. In Green county alone
re are more suits on the Circuit Court
ket than there are voters in the
MY. Meetings are being held urg-
the Legislature to pass laws prevent
the sacrifices Of property. ~
ne President has appointed Leroy
tie, late Assistant Cashier in the
= q the Treasurer, to be Assistant
surer u the United States, to MI
vscancy occasioned by the death Of
Nib Barry. MI 44@ tJ.sa IS
ephens, the Fenian, addressed a
I'd Of the Irish population of New.
on Sunday. He is said to be on
BYE Of departing for Ireland, where,
Ays, a Fenian army 5DO,ooo strong
ready organized. He repeated the
rtion that there will be an uprising
IeLHd before the close of the year. E
le cOmnlandant Of our avail fleet on
south American coast refuses to
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