The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07

ing the National Currency act, which
aptAesigeeaass dditionsl issnesef $780,
God {nde certain Jim ati s. TIE
pow lon vi mptin tt 81 y I'm
late tAxat b is, triclen 1t. 4he,
Uay3 Clnm ktee reported the& III din.
ing the number of officers in the navy.
It provides an Admiral, 10 Rear-Admi-
rails, Is Commodores, SO Captains, 80
Commandev;1ss Lieutep@nk Conmand-
ders, $50 Lieutenants, 100 Masters and
,Ensiens. In the House, tho Senate
:ameadnents tofths tInter-State, Postal
Cenmunieetion bill were rcortearred IN,
90 the bill has now passed both Houses.
!Yhe bill 10 promote the construction ola
railroad from Pittsburg to 4 Cleveland
was passed-77 to II. The Amendatory
.RsuAn lew In has been. ra0ed by
both Houses, the report Of the Confer
euce CoMmittee having been sgDed to.
The bill topfonsote the CONSTRUCTION Of
\ railroFd from w ashington to Point Of
Rocks passed. The Pension Colnmtt-
tee WAS INSTRUCTED to inquirsintothe ex-
pediencyaOf increasing pensiopsrto Wild
owss in prDpbrtion TO the number of
children under 10 years. Addit6onal re-
ports of the operations Of the Freed.
mems Bureau, by Generals 6t6sdman
and Fullerton, were received and feferr-
cd. 80. 6 1o sGllsss I'd Ii,te4ia Ieatss.ss
% Dusiue the nsonth or May n, 900 iminI-
grants from Eufope arrived at the eport
OF, New, York;. u,sa sag-nsh Haa sid
Troubles are arising in Florida between
the whites and the blacks, growing out
0the sale ~ land for taxes, and an open
1nehloody 0ollision 10 Supplemented III
-annbel elemeut In the North Oaxo-
Rnex ~ Convention to amend tho
CU failed in an effort to adj
80 Or 0let Year, the Union men In
11DeO0vDG1Do being too much for
e0oN .aal1ouW m tas4 s4w lte .sFet@t
THAnyAsGfiAn Govenment has given
positive assurance to our Minister at Vie
emma that no more Austrian troops will
50 aehtto Mexico, Eli 10 .''i' ''''''' ,s.'
,False 1eyelasf1es are the latest inveh-
tien of cunning fsshioa for hiding de-
formity and aggraystingj beauty, ad5
pThe President. has ordered military
Where an unpard6ned rebel has been
elected to Office. He directed the re-
moyal Of the Mayor Of PORTSMOUTH,, who
was . rebel Colonel yesterday. r ma9r
If the records of The, Provost Marshal's
office were searched, 1t would be found
that hundreds of the Fenians who are
now marching 70 iivade Canada, took
out British protection papers in this
country to evade the draft, two years
ago. ,,-.,,.,, -.
The bill regulating the tenure Of Off
GERS, brought into the house last Mon
day by Hon. Mr.. Price Of this State, pro-
vides that hereafter all civil officers1ap-
pointed by, the President, shall hold
Office four years from date Of their conn
TINT time, except for rnaifeas-l
advice and consent, Of the, Senate
is required for an appointment, it shall
also be required for femoval. The act is
not intended to apply TO persons hold
ing clerkshiRs. On ya-s,.l y.n;a14s.1''
Private .sdvices from. lI.onden EIeport |
bat the money pressure y still severe.
d, the amount Of liabilities not stated.
The newsiby tire European steamer
morning, OF thes fail - five
in Lond9ni caused . sdepFeeia-
ion in ths price ',ss, q g2ld yes ,f
los<d nt I44A.ii 1edio ,Foa iih' IL 50
sdt ebfrret 4--,+-s---s.---.tf.l-f aslaa
81 aveqd lowe News. yn,a nod .4ool
In Polk county Judge NouEo has
tut S. 900 into the school fund, within
lie last few months, ny ffning the liquor
testers. ueHuchi i Judges AL NOurss, HUB
,apd., Chase, 1oubridge and otllers are
ust tbs men wanted OF ING bench pf our
AN accumulate The largest school fund
If any State in the Union and apply It
owards making ours Q State Of fntelli-
renee, industry, wealth and happiness,
he very ahtfpOdes Of apcople sunk into
ignorance, ilidblence,, poverty, apathy
ind talth2 for examples Of which 1OOk at
lie ,hyo million mean whites Of the
south. .g,rtaur. la;z,tfb,. ,s4 10 tHat
The Bloomfield Guard has the fol-
lowing new way for corn raising: I'VE
are told that some Of our best FARMERS,
in Jefferson county have adopteda new
plan for. raising corn. They wait till late
planting time to break their, ground,
then plough it deep, turning under all
the weeds which are growing, Their har-
row we'll, plant and after tile cord b up,
harfew again and then leave tito MAJ
ture without further labor i, 1olte.r..
The Marengo. Republican has this to
say OF borers: HOf al the bores We ever
saw bore, we never saw bores bore Is the
locust bores, bOreo We have beetohored
by bores, and seen bores bore. hut these
are the infernalistabonsso Of all bores.-
There are some five hundred more or
less, to a tree, and if taken before the
eggs are laid, may be killed and may not,
by cutting down the tree, splitting Tin.
to fine kindling, letting 1t dry q year or
two, burning it,aRd making it into soap,