The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-12

'or Juds<l sth Juaiic,al District, toE 12Heos az
LANES II. ROTHROcK, Of Cedar, comfy.
Ps,ssss5'rHE 1sRsss District sa
adt Ea THE NEWS su 4ti9.
The new Internal Revenue Tax bill
passed both houses Of Congress, last Fri
day. as agreed upon by Joint commit I
tee on conference. We must await the
printing of the entire bill, which 10 . |
very, voluminOus one, neforc the public !
will know rs to its provisions. z-s.,,I
The President has approved the bill
to pFovfde for revisio1T and consOiida.
ton Of the United States statutes. 1t
provides for the appointment Of three
Commissioners. to be paid at the rate of
5000 year for three years. - =, :. !.
The candidates thus far for the United
States Senatorship in Pennsylvania, are
Andrew G.. Curtin, the present Govern
or, Simon Cameron, Galusha A. Grow,
Thomas Williams, William y. Kelley,
Norton McMichael and John w. For
ney. .sF@'a'1 .sNss' +" --'.
The Rhett assassinated a few days
since near Charleston South CNrOlilfA,
was not ex-Senatof Robert Bar1lwell
Rhett, but Ills younger brothers. weil-,
known cotton factor Of Charleston 4
Chief Justice Bowie, Of Maryland, in =
case brought before him Of alleged abuse
Ct negro BY white man. suss e. the {.
bill.er~gs ~H.Tr' waI . 1Ioaa1-r osG1 - j !.
The bilkintr0ducedi into Congress toes
tablish conditions for the admission Of
the, British North American Province
into the Union has aroused an angry feel
ingin Government circles I'm Canada.
The bill il looked upon az a bid forithe
PROVINCES to throw off their allegiance
to Great Britain and join in what is
termed there the "political confusion Of
the &c United States.n The feeling is
against any such step. .z9v5 ritaC 5ess 81
The Canadian Commission appointed
to association the damage done in the
late raids of the Fenia1ls, report that in
the East it will amount to from $4,000
to So, 900, and in the west from Sc, 900 to
$4,000. ,...... ..;..,....... T., -.
The Governors Of Illinois, Missouri,
and Iowa, with their families, will soon
moot af Perry Springs, Pike co, ILL.,, to
spend their summer vacation In compa-
n.y. ~ mass. esssr st-a.. go
The official returns from the Nebraska
election give the new Constitution ma
jOrity Of 100; Marquette, for Congress,
1876; Butler, for Governor, 145; Little,
democrat, )for Chief Justice, 1O4. ttS A'5
Several bloody fights occurred at
Nashville, on the 4th and 9Th instant,
between the whites and negroes, i'm
= which both parties suffered much loss
of life and received many severe
wounds. Troops were called out to
quell the disturbance. r..,-, ..=z ss
General Fisk, Assistant Commission
er of the Freedmen's Bureau in Tenn
essee, has reported to General Howard
that the number of rations issued in
that district during the month of
June was AZ follows: TO white persons,
$4,000; to freedmen, 4,Gs6; total, 27,6S6.
The number issued during the year end
ing June 1, 1855, was as Follows: 70
white persons 955, $40; to colored per-
sons, &c. 5l; total, 1,556,3
By the arrival of the Saxonia, we have
European dates to the 27th-four days
later. The British Ministry had re-
signed, In consequence of the hostile
vote in the House of Commons, but at
the request of the Queen had reconsid-
cred their determination until a person.
al interview could be had, and action
wasaceerdingly suspended. An engage
ment, slight in its nature, had taken
place IN Austrian Silesia, between the
the Prussians and Austrians, in which
the former had somewhat the advan-
tage. The Hanovarian army have
reached the the territory of Aleiningen,
having eluded the Prussian force by
which it was almost surrounded. A
desperate battle occurred on Sunday,
June 24th, between the italian and Aus
TRAN forces in front of Verona. Victor
Emanuel commanded the troops in per-
son, and brought into the contest the
three corps of the Army of the Minco,
and the reserve. The Austrians claim
to have taken several cannon and 1000
prisoners, carried CustoZza by storm,
and repulsed every attack ofthe Italians.
In another engagement the Italians
We're fepulsed, and forced to recross the
Mincio. The Grand Duke of Baden has
broken offrelations with Prussia.
Hon Lewis D Campbell is in Wash
ington city, and will probably leave for
Mexico, to which he has been confirmed
as Minister in a few days.
project is before Congress for tun-
nelling the Mississippi at ST. Louis in
stead OF bridging 1.-THE work to be
done IN three years, at a cost not to eH.
coed $3,OoO,0OO.
-Four ship-loads of Mormons arrived a,
New York during the past month. anc
five more vessels with similar loads arr
now OIL the way.
The latest advices from Mexico stat,
that Macmillan Is far from prenarins
to evacuate his dominions, aud that ns
the con trary, he has ordered a conscrin
ton in the Empire, to take place on lii,
10Th of July, which, with the aid Of 500.