The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-09

4 ~. cqSgEslnS tKat b sos;a1issssT Is nsti6ss,
intrruai revenue law recognizes licens,
to sell liquor, the state law against
qGor-sel!.ng is imperative, was decide
BY the United States st3pprome Court, 4
Washinseon, sdvsssely b ID Nm
men. T
! A psess caasSose sf ~ great Pov
% arrange, II possible, the Luxemb0ur
cooisrencs b 70 meet ct London on q
18th Of May. It 10 anticipated that "a
prnposlto0 OF the friends Of peace vi
30 the Disarmament Of the forts In Luz
emeesrs, ead IN nso1Ealisa1ion= q Il
4 Senior Romero, the Mexican Minists
! ct washin6ton, has receivsd 3 commu
nicatlon from 0sneeal Beusvides, com
Osndiag The army belofo Vera Cruz
inclosing . copy Of Gen. Dias's ofllcis
rvport Of his successful euRaRement Wit
Masqusss on the l2th 81 April. Genera
Dias has followed up the victory, an,
and was then ct the City Of Mexico. =
II was expected that by the aid Of som,
artillery which had bsen sent on Yer,
! Crug could b taken ID . Nv hourB
Ouerotaro was reported taken, and Max
imilian captured: . -
The Mississippi recoustructiou injunc
States supreme Court Friday. Robert J
Walker, Of counsel for the petitioners
made IN argument, whsn the hearing
was further Continued until Monday.
Governor Or, of South Carolina re.
ports . terrible extent Of suffering and
starvation In various parts Of his State.
In the meantime. ex Governor Perry Il
writing letters against the acceptancs
Of the Reconstruction law by that State.
United States Senator Wilson, Of Mas
sachusetts, addressed large meeting at
Charleston sc. Friday. He urged them
70 unite in support of the principles Of
the Republican party. Congressman
country, has started South on stump
ing tour.
Ofilcial advices received at the Bureau
Of Indian Affairs, from Arizona, state
that another massacre of American citi-
Gems, by the Apaches occurred on the
% OF March between Prescott and La
Paz. Two men were killed and two
wounded. A military patrol IL to be sta
toned between La Paz and Date creek.
In the District Of Columbia 7 ,884 color
ed, and 7,o77 white voters have register
The election Of Congressman in Ken
lucky occurred on Saturday last, and that
State being the last stronghold of rebel
conservatism, we are not surprised to
learn that the Estate Rights" la,ias Sc
Democracy have been generally
successful. We shall still hope. howev-
or, that the gallant Mckee OF the ninth
and perhaps Randall, in the eighth dis
trtcts, have been returned by the loyal
men Of Eastern Kentucky, though the
opposition to them has been Of the most
bitter and inscriptions character.
The total losses by the conflagrstions
q Chicago last week approximate $780,
100.
A report reaches 10 from Augusta Ga.
hat two United States soldiers have been
hanged BY q mob In the Edgefeld Dis
trict Of South Carolina. An officer with
> military guard Is on his way to inves-
tigate the outrage.
Some of the farm laborers of England
arc striking" and they surely have an
excuse for 1t II anybody ever did. Their
wages range only from seven to ten shil-
lings week, and even this paltry sum is
not always paid in money, but in food
rent and fuel.
The leading citizens of Cambell and
Fayette counties, Georgia, held a meet
ing at Fairburn on the 9th ultimo, to
take into consideration the political con-
dition Of affairs. A resolution was offer
ed simply declaring that in the opinion
OF the meeting reconstruction upon the
proposed BY Congress is decidedly pref
cradle to remaining in their present con-
dition. Three prominent citizens, a.
mong them clergyman, made brief
speeches In support ofthe resolution and
twas then adopted without opposition.
Instructions from General Schofield
to the registrars of districts In Virginia
will require three lists to be made of vo.
tiers classified under the Military Bill
The hnt list will comprise those whose
right to vote 10 undisputed; the second
those whose right has been challenged
but decided affirmatively; the third,
those to whom the decision has been ad-
verse. In the last two lists the grounds
ofthe decision in each case will be noted
for review at headquarters in Richmond.
The President has decided to compro-
mise between not going to the South at
all, and going upon general tour by Co.
ing direct to Raleigh and remaining one
day and night there, and then returning
to Washington. He will, consequently
be gone but three to four days, and will
have but few opportunities to make
speeches.
The friends Of JEFF. Davis, alarmed a,
what seems to be his certain fate in bring.
Ing up in Henrico county jail in less
than ten days, and being thereby placed
beyond the reach of the President, arr
now pushing boldly for his pardon, and