The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-04
llRY OF LATE NEWS.

llRT OF LATE NEWS.
Hing in the Southern States in
mtifying the constitutional
Ut b gaining in strength.
= eoutherners are now urging
1aturcs to adopt the measure,
" President Johnson's influ-
end.
- of tho Fensan prisoners on
Fee6burg, Canada, was declar-
and sentenced to be hanged
18th. The evidence in the
unee was the same rs in that
but the jury, after a long de-
filled to agree, and were dis
James Reardon was next put
But the Judge instructed the
nult him on the ground Of non
Il. Michael Crowley was then
y same evidence, but the jury
grse. ILL.,
itch dated Charleston, S. G.,
q, says: "Colonel Westerly,
bof Of the State Senate who
tied with an informal commits
Ne Pgcsident Of tho Ua,lt"d
y NGU6fned from washington,
Ind . long and highly crafty
lev with the Executive upon
pn Of restoration and kindred
which the President gave it as
Iate opinion that the Southern
rough the L Legislatures, should.
proposed constitutional amend
il such terms rs not to give
those who are urging it upon
J. Such action, he believes,
ust,slncd by the Supreme
The United States; at least he
b to hope 1t would"
banner Fashion was burned last
evening about twelve miles
icksburg. Twenty lives were
officers were saved. A cargo
es Of cotton was lost.
benger just in at Fort Laramie
he formation of Il coalition of
lbes of Indians for the common
Ilnst the whites, in the Terri
Dacotah and Montana. The
II warriors is estimated at IL
gram from Rome, Of the llth
b that the Pope will establish
= di0ccses in the United States
Fill require n Bishop for each,
)g the number to twenty-five.
Dor Orr, of South Carolina, re-
Alled on Gen Scott to disperse
Military organizations Of blacks
tree. The General sentsollicrs
purpose, and found that the
u was erroneous, aud based
the fears of planters, who are
Of attempting TO cocrce freed
- Cas- LAs apAioss. They had
net to discuss the labor question,
gave rise to the rumors.
gain reported that our Govern
as received satisfactory advices
lg the claim, against England.
ence to the dcpredations of rebel
there Is every reason to believe
claims will be fully recognized
British Cabinet, and our Govern
Ill recognize the claims Of Eng
inst the United States.
nch court has just decided that
bet female" applied to a woman
ties an insult.
Attle plaguein Holland is incrcas-
! the week ending cath Of No
1851 head Of cattle were attack
INST l Dos in the previous week.
ler details of the burning Of the
Fashion, below Nicksburg, Oh
", state the loss OF life at fifty to
The passenger list being mis!aid,
20 accurate account Of the lost
"a. The fire caught from sparks
, chimney.
nor Patton, Of Alabama, who i
oroed to be in Washington for
lose of urging the President %
aeuring the ratification If the
Itional amendment, is repreaen
said, that while lie cannot in
e amendment as a whole, he
lfident that it furnishes the best
lat Alabama can obtain of this
Congress-"
al Sherman returned to st.
rlday morning, arriving in time
J the funeral of Colonel Sawyer,
tant General, which took place
o'clock, at Jefferson Barracks.
Eenian trials in Canada, Fri
Eper, Micilael crowley, was
.~nced to be hanged
sa~t. Another
crime of
anced to
alton
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