The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-27

Johnson's Territorial Governor, who'
has issued q certificate of election as
Delegate to Congress to Mr.. Hunt, the
Andy johnson asmy pOlicyn candidate,
when Mr.. Chilllcott, the Republican
candidate, had reoeived d majority of1O6,,
a. asserted by the TerritOfial Board Of
Canvassers. Private adnices assure us
that Goverr1ur Cummings is in danger
of being mobbed.
The Ohio & Mississippi river steamer
J. A. Gilmore sunk near Cairo on
Wednesday night. She had cargo of
merchandise valued at Soc, 900, and the
vessel was valued at SIS, 600.
Henry J. Raymond, in his New York
Times, now opposes the johnson ticket
for State officers, but still supports my
Policy on general principles, Ray
of disgust with his new political associ-
ates. III hst& ~ @15EIo 9Aa III IFs&
A rebel plot was recently discovered
to assassinate Governor Wells, of LOUISE
ana, in the interior of that State. He
and escaped. Interior Louisiana Is In
tested by bands Of lawiess desperadoes,
who are numbering loyal white men and
freedmen. President Johnson's Policy
is having its effect. ,.. -.
The deaths from cholera in st. Louis
during the past week numbered 202. ~
The total amount of National Bank
notes now in circulation Is given ut &2D2, :
pa, 72O. ..,... ..,.,vfgs o!gdBa a.
Internal revenue receipts for the past
week were 50, 7S5, 573. ..,..t..,..,a 49,,
During the past week one hundred and
fifty radical Postmasters were removed
by the President. aEEasf~ sas5@@'* .
The Oregon Legislature, on Friday
night last, passed the constitutional
amendment by vote Of Is ayes to y
noes. -3s
Blondin wants the Atlanic cable rails
ed on piles, SO that he can walk over it.
Kentucky planters say that the tobac
co crop of the present season is the best
ever grown in that State. Hs.i 5r@5-
Secretary Stewards health is improv-
ing, and he rode out on Saturday. The
report about his alarming condition was
hoax. Lee. re- .t'5'%
The trial Of jeff Davis viii probably
commence at Richmond on the 14th Of
October. ...,..0. s..a
A collision occurred on Friday on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, near De Soto,
Mississippi, by which seven persons
were killed and a like number wound
ed. ..- trE.F. ,...-..sf
The reception of the Southern loyal
lists ut CINCINNATI Saturday, was one of
the grandest Ovations they have yet re-
ceived. The great feature of the Occa-
sion was a monster t0rchlight procession
over three miles in length.
The cable transmits the intelligence of
the final conclusion Of peace between
Prussia and Saxony, and almost denies
it in the next breath.
The Stephens wing of the Fenian
Brotherhood, at New York, have resolv-
ed to commence their contemplated war
in Ireland at an early day. -
The payment Of bounties to soldiers,
provided for by the last Congress, will be
commenced Immediately. The Treasu-
ry Department is prepared to furnish,
for that purpose, any amount of money
that may be required. -
News from Mexico gives a glowing
account of Maximilian's prospects.
President Juarez was about to remove
his capital to Montery. Arrangements
were about being made for a general ex-
change of Prisoners between the Imperi-
alists and the Liberals. There seems
however, to be no indications that the
French troops are about to depart.
Parts Of French regiments had offered to
enlist in the Mexican army, and money
is being furnished to the Imperial Gov
eminent. Macmillan has appointed
Minister to Rome. A new effort il to
be made by the Imperialists for the re-
capture of Matamoras and Tampico.
The notorious Dick Turner, former
..ssaener of Libby Prison, recently at
to murder o man in Richmond,
by shooting him, because he called him
a rebel @h9ts. .a. 49, 81
A New York Tribune New Orleans
special says: The Tyler (Arkansasl pa
pers of the 18th instant say that a detach-
ment of United States troops, under the
of Captain Upper, were fired
into by an Arkansian who was not aware
the war was over. a, 1919,
Official information received from
Benhanl, Texas, shows that place to be
in state Of insurrection. The citizens
are all armed and patrol the streets to
prevent the soldiers from coming into
the town. The Mayor and, Sheriff are
reported to have telegraphed to the Adj
jutant General Of the State to know
drive the Yankees Off A reply issaid to
have been received Offering 500 we'll
armed men and more, II necessary.
The officer in command OF the detach-
ment of United States troops, numbering
about sixty men, had intrehched aud
otherwise fortified his position after re-
ceiving large supply OF ammunition
from Galveston. He expressed conf
dence in being able to withstand an at
tack. General Sheridan left for the
scene Of action this morning. .g.,5r.=
Governor Wells Is sick with fever and |
ague. He denies the statement that he |
indorses the Presidents policy. 1865 !,
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