The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-10

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and capturing l66. Bryant the French
Commander was slain. The enemys
lartifery, baggage and r41nittsns ~ war,
alllell tnto.tAe hands OF the Lfbesab.
I Atot boat exploded her boiler above
Memphis, on IT, Sd Ut, kilffAt nins
persons
THE Is . strong probability that the
bill for q new Government thirty-year
| I'VE per cent. loan bill VIII pa0 con-
gress.
Eighteen bodies Of victims of the re.
cent Detroit disaster have thus mr. been
recovered, and seven more are missing.
The receipts Of internal revenue at the
| Buresuat Washington, for the fii1t three
| days in May amounted to -, ATS $50.
/ Thaddeus Stevens resolution. Of con-
graduation to Russia at the recent -
[ cape of her Emperor from aseinAtian, >.
! passed the House unanimously last: Fri
day.: 1ssa bid FIT fl.
I The Tennessee Senate has passed the
franchise bill by IL to 6, and 1t 10 now
a law. 1t disfraAchises over nine-tenths
Of the white people of Tennessee.
| -Four more Of the men who, In Janu-
airy last, robbed the Adams Express
I Company of large amount OF money,
were arrested at New York on the Sd
inst. ~.s, -.,........- 70. = faft...-. g.
Out of claims against the Gryefnment
| to the amount Of SO, QOO, 600, presented
to the House Committee on Claims only
$4,000 have been allowed. -
The bill SO amending the Ha6eus Or
pus Act as to protect military o6icers
| from suits for arbitrary arrests" made
during the war has passed both houses
of Congress, and now awaits the Presi-
dents approval. "a. .
Paymaster Psulding, of the army, had
! over halfa million dollars Of GovernmeTt
money deposited in the suspended Mer-
chants National Bank at Washington.
Aside from this, the Government was
credited to the bank to the amount of
! Sl22, 1000. 81 s:era-- - a1.91 "tia
Both houses of Congress, on the Sd
! inst, passed bill enlarging the State Of
! Nevada by cutting off several thousand
, square miles from Utah. The delegates
from Utah, in the House, protested very
violently against it. ~ "tH
committee of the late Texas Conver-
| ton has arrived at Washington and pre-
sented an official copy of the new Con-
stiution to the President. 1t repeats the
ordinance Of. secession, repudiates the
rebel debt, and gives the freedmen fright
to testify in courts. ....-:
Fenianism is taking new turn in
New York. O'Mahony has been arrest
ed, and deposed as the American Head
Centre, and it is reported that Stephens,
the Head Centre of Ireland, on his arri-
val in this country, will also be arrested
on a charge of completely with O'Maho-
ny's NATURALIZATION. Ifthe Fenian
brotherhood would depose all their pres
ent leaders and begin o .'new deal"
there might be some prospect of their &C
complishing something. The present
leaders are evidently set of knaves, who
own personal aggrandizement. HI
In Moniteau township, Cooper county,
Mo-, April 26th, as Jacob Goode and his
son, Jerry GOode, were embarrassing
their horses, within fifty yards Of their
house, five men rode up to them and
fired their revolvers. Jacob Goode fell
ran to the house for his gun, and was
shot through the heart at the doom = Be-
fore the. Williams had time to escape,
little boy, Finis Goode, about twelve
years of age, seized the gun, passed
around the house, and shot the man
who shot his brother Jerry. The ball
entered the back part of his head, and
killed him instantly. The perpetrators
of these murders were strangers, and ev
identy bushwhackers.
The President has thus far pardoned
between seven and eight Thousand
Southerners, nearly all of them private
citizens. He will in a few days present
to Congress full statement and expla-
nation of pardons granted and restora-
ton of confiscated property to owners at
the South. Il
The grand jury of the United States
District Court, soon to sit at Norfolk, Va,
will, it is stated, find true bill of indict-
ment against JEFF. Davis for treason, and
+. it is expected that as soon as the Judiciary
Committee of the House of Representa-
tives, which now has the question of
jeff. before it, will report, he will be
tried.
! A riot occurred at Memphis last week
Eight negro churches and school-hOuses
and thirty tenements We're destroyed on
"Wednesday night. The white rioters
were principally "roughs." The riot
had its origin in fight between q negro
expressman and white hack-drivel
whose vehicles came in collision. ! The
police went to the help of the white
man, and the negroes rushed to the~ res
, cue Of their colored brother. The figh,
; soon became general, and continued al
intervals through Tuesday and Wednes
, day. There We're some twenty deaths il
all, and many others wounded. Tn,
negroes were the principal sufferers
Many negroes have been arrested, ant
; were found heavily armed. The drunk
! Ell Mayor being unfit for duty, Genera
SLOVENIAN, who is in command of thu
few troops remaining in that vicinity
interfered to suppress the riot and restor
order, and we have probably heard tn.
last of this bloody fray. The destruction
OF negro houses and schools was das
tardly piece Of business, and the igno
9 rant and depraved characters of the mo-
that perpetrated the outrage is evident
being doubtless composed of the sam
4 class of wretches who committed simiia
outrages in New York during the draf
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