The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-07
THE NEWS.
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making o spirited canvass. They have
pht up a full ticket for State officers and
Congress-apd intend to have Nebraska
aStat4 blAhort order. The copperheads
oppose the State idea, not liking anoth-
.er Republican addition to Congress.
sthe way, FlofidA came In as . balance to
kIowa. syFlosidx had 10000 Whites and
had in 1860 only Il, 900, while. Town bad
coo, 900. Colorado, vetoed BY a. has
-abo,Is eSDOO: bsit With the f.acifie Rail-
.rosd buildingg she will have, dnliiS7Q,
about 100 600. Not scant sRopulatol 70
much as politics keep her out. Nebraska
has q better claim than Florida, Arkan-
eagAnd ome0ther southern States. Let
her try candssee. whether: AL. will say
nay. II raYla GYr
n. The citizens OF, AlsxandFia, Va j pre-
moving beyond the corporation limits, TO
kscape Che loutfageousn takes, independ-
ent Of the Internal .ReveHue, United
States License, State and county taxes.
The city expec0 ~ mira oeA, 600 out of a
peppiafjae Qf,sightthoysand, whites and
blacks. TTW0-thirls Of the stores are for
rent, ara sbuaness Is Being driven from
she Phess ,&snaas. Express Company,
Rptl ,e t !. on r,,s,aais, among the
ESSiSS SsH az az dl fl!ss4 Who boS Com i.
haShded itne felS))66hf afnIy thst invaded
0Aakdasts thGl thp6& ghsWfoae In
strApentslity hai0nsolA ieN were fa1Do1
IN e1Sse IN ReI S,| ktaT5S Ss 3 DoCe
Dle waS tnaMebNaale of ffaHNlll, e.
psseee.Mhsrey Asp was tsic1DgA onna
af3f,e Ysnff Te "a s y tatl 2aenk vi
| waSaaRef 3xrdS iiiadsa y - ;
y. ". Fornev states thiiiu Il NJ
piIaisa hwrots nom .NVnSh Mkoh g1ookl
his recent visit, 1. that hiatlSlDoduk
was in the coming fall elections; il 1A
ident Johnson's policy IS sustained in
these, all may yet be Weh. The ex-
rebels ,evidenafy itnller1tanA the saaia
just as it is. . If the people fab TO, fstand
by Congress then the last hope Of loyal
ty and liberty Is gone. A'4o INV @'a'''
Hon. Tfad. Stevens was taken III 81
Thursday Of last week, md his friends
express some apprehensipaas of his con.
| di1On. fr., "a - -r5.l. ~ad .ur47 nj ss9l
Two, hundred sacks Of corn, branded
| "pcacc," arrived in Memphis the other
day, for the destitute of Alabama. III It
was insnred by the underwriters, and
hauled by the draymen, free of charge. Z
| Gen. Mcclellan Is thinking about re-,
turning home from Europe, 1t will
probably take HIM some time to make
up his mind by what rOute9z &c erEs1o"
From a,gentlsmArp who has isist re-
turned from the plains, we learn that
the Indians in the neighborhood of Ash
Hollow are having considerable difYicul-
ty among themselves. At a grand pow
WOW, three sihundretlit yOunE sbraves
refused to yield to the older members Of
the tribe, who were going to Fort Laray
ri1ic to the great peace treaty, and paint
ed for the waF-path; w hereup0n the
wise heads surrounded the youngsters,
killed their horses, burned their tents,
and Killed one or two OF the ringIeaders,
after which peace areigned among the
red men. ..svo.d dnoTf II So ,ff18noti
We have importantI news from the
war between Paraguay and her three
allied enemies. "A force Of Paraguay,
ans attempted to cross the river Platte,
and were fepulscd with great slaughter.
The allied army had effected a crossing
OF the Parana river, compelling the Pap
aguayans to- retreat tn Humiata.i .The
future Of this war will therefore be wal
gedfOn ia,TaHuayan soil; with prospect
that the allies " IN finalIy'bc victorious.
Governor Parsoiis,. 81 Alabama, re-
ports that there are GA 900 poor, starving
people in FRAT State, and urges that the
ntimbcr OF rations now used by the
Government, through the Frecdmcn's /,
Bureau, he increased to % 900. tt.1s ''-
There was terrible steamboat disas-
ter near Memphis last Thursday. The |
steamer, City of Memphis exploded her |
boiler, ,totally destroying the boat. 4
There were sixty or moro lives lost. .fta9i
Advices from Paris, received at WASH
ington; state that France, EReland and
Russia are eendeavorilsg' to avert the
threatened war in Europe. 9d3 - aae"f2i 4
! The eastern portion iof the state of
Ohio bordering on West Virginia. ap-
pears Just now to be infected with bands
OF highwaymen and burglars. Scarce
~ township, says the Stubenville Her
aid, in that county has escaped their
ravages. Houses are broken open or
| nights, families ii1tirnidated and robbed
men are waylaid and compelled to,
hand over money and ,valuables on their
persons or forfeit their, lives. Horses
ARD stolen or sinuggled off by regular.
and successful combination Of thieves, II
The Upper Louisiana and Eastern,
Texas. papers mention new discoveries
OF OIL wells, when arc ABUNDANT all
through that country, furnishing Pc
troleum enough to supply the. world. 49,,
It is reported from New Albany, an
Indiana town, that a divorce was re-
Gently granted, among many Others, in
the case Of Mccartney, Us. Mccartney,
but neither of the parties knew of the
suit, Or was present when the decree
was made: both lived most happily to-
gether. and were Astonished to find that
they were separated. How it happened
no one Knows, but the divorce was
granted, and the parties may have to
be married over again. Such loose prO7o
ceedings as these are the, natural result
Of the wretchcd divorce laws Of Indiana.
{ Orders from the War Department
have been issued consolidating the du-
ties Of the Frccd,nen,s Bureau agents
with those Of military officers Of the I
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