The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-23

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lutions. We win publish the reselu-
tons next week. -s,.~.s}- ~ - j
p~On the 10th inst. the Missouri del
egation to the Philadelphia Convention,
called upon the President, requesting
him to use the power Of the General
Government to restore to- certain Mis-
sourians the right TO vote, notvithstsnd.
Government. This request h in adirect
opposition to. the Philadelphia platform,
yet the President promised that he
would do all that he could.
- e. THE NEWS. -
The dispatch read in the Philadelphia
| Convention, announcing the election OF
Hunt, the Johnson candidate for Dele
gate to Congress in Colorado, was ca
nard. A dispatch dated at Denver, to-
| day, announcing the election OF Mr..
Chiicott, the radical Republican candi-
date. "a. $3.50
Tt IL stated that a proclamation will
soon be issued restoring the writ of hd-
beus corpus throughout the Southern
| States The recent decision of Secreta-
| nv MccullOch with reference to the re-
demption Of certificates of deposit will
throw $40 600 600 of currency upon the
country. The payment of the extra
bounty cannot he commenced for some
time to come. .....a
The Minneeoaa Valley Railroad will
be finished to St. Paul in three weeks.
The Pacific Road will be completed to
st. Cloud, eighty miles north of st.
Paul, Minnesota by September. 2, -
The New Orleans Times records the
fact that United States troops were
greeted with cheers from the white citi-
Gems Of that city, shortly after the recent
riot, for the first time since the secession
Of Louisiana. 1t is certainly suggest
i've circumstance. ~EG.r -#.- .@.smsa
Major General Schofield has heen mp
pointed Assistant Commissioner Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, In place Of General
Terry. a.a I-.fx r..
Governor Humphrey of mississippi
has called a special session of the Legis-
lature of that State for the purpose of w.
vising the election laws. ID + 55s8
The total receipts Of customs at the
principal Atlantic ports from the 1st to
the l1th instant, inclusive, were S5,3lY,-
3O214. -
Advices from Rio Janero state that the
late commandment of the camp of the al
lies, bythe Paraguayans, resulted In the
destruction Of about 900 tents and most
Of the camp equipage and wagons, dis
mounted the artillery and killed nearly
| 100 of the Soldiers. Chilli and Peru
| have rendered their meditation, but no
importance is attached to the PROPOSE
ton. The Brazilian Government will
prosecute the war. gs3a5
A battle with hostile Indians is report
I'D hnop Fort in xchiah
soldiers were killed. The reports of the
commencement of war with the In
dams on the Plains are revived.
We have news from London to Fri
day evening. The peace negotiations
tween Italy and Austria, are progressing,
and the consumation of general peace
Is deemed certain.
President Johnson informed the New
Hampshire delegation to the Philadelphia
Convention, who called OH him last Fri
day, that the patronage of the Govern
ment should be given to those only who
support the new party platform framed
at Philadelphia.
A destructive fire, destroying proper
ty to the value of half a million dollars,
occurred in South Water street, Chicago,
lASe SuIluay IuoiHlHb. MeSsIb. AN
Horn, hurry l. Coy; Church and Cady;
and Carson, Prize & Co., were the prin-
cipal sufferers.
Twentythree persons were injured last
Sunday morning Oh the Michigan South
ern Il Northern Indiana Railroad, near
Holmesville, forty miles from Chicago
by one passenger coach and three sleep
ing cars being thrown from the track b.
a frightened cow which jumped between
the second and third coaches, breaking
ths conn etion between the two. Ont
of the sleeping cars rolled down an EN-
bankment twenty feet high and an hun
dred and forty feet in length from top II
} bottom; yet no one was killed or very Sc
riously hurt
Nine deaths from cholera in Chicago
were reported on Saturday last and five
on Sunday. Several other cases were re-
ported as recovering or not likely to
prove fatal. The city is being cleansed
and great efforts being made to induce
all citizens to disinfect their premises,
privy vaults, &c.
There We're 649 cases Of cholera at st.
Louis last week. The Deaths at Cincin-
natl on Saturday, as reported officially,
was So; total for the month of August.
806.
The Navy department has sent two
men-of-war to the mouth of the Rio
Grande to protect American interests
against Maximillian's blockade. Two
vessels have also been sent to Mozatlau
, and Guayumas for the same purpose
A Washington special says that Mr.
y stanton will soon be appointed Minister
l. TO Spain, and Gen. Steadman Secretar,
/. ofWar.
e schooner bound for New York wa.
:, seized at savannah, Georgia. on the It'll
y inst, having on board two boxes of in
g iected woolens, which had been shippe,
nom Tuba, from . district where tn
}; yellow fever abounds ex tensivelv Th,