The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-02-07

! Of An increasing variety Of manuiactures
which give her population a resource "
dependent of mining fluctuations
me New York 7fibune's Beirut cor
resrondent saws that Mahornetan nv
! ING. a. Jaffa was greatly cricvca because
his wife had for four years in succession
presented him daus nter- lie toiu Mel
/ that Re should regard the birth OF an
other daughter as a sufficient ground loi
! q divorce. The next month NoVeM Del
/ tiIe moor woman gave birth to fsar dna9ft'
tors nj once. The husband was paral'
, wed with amazement. and, regarding
| this event as signal judgment OF Goo
upon him for his previous haIsnuess ~
| his wife, told her that he would forgive
her, and not carry out his threat Of OIL
yorce. ...rt-. asFf M@%@ s1.
Alabama has just taken IA State census,
and reports u total population OF s45, ~,
whereof AZ, AS are blacks. In louo she
had y54 .2O6, of whom 49,. l32 were slaves.
1t j. evident that her black inhabitants
are lust about ne numerous as In lSoo,
while her whites arc but ~. 900 fewer .
We infer from this that the Southern
States have generally nearly, II not
quite is many inhabitants now a. III
is6n, and viii have more in 1870
4 negro slot and killed white man
at A;cnlphis on Saturday night. There
arnesrs to have been no provOcation for
the deed. which was prepetrated on the
public streets, precisely after the manner
in which Tie ''chivalry" have been ac-
customed to shoot the negroes. The
rebel newspaper are Rowling fearfully
over the affair, and they seize che occa-
sion TO call down vengeance upon the
whoie race for the misdeed pf one. The
m ndir a With sof,e reticctions upon tile
negroes 10 their freedom, they have
added stealing; TO stealing, burglary; to
burglary, arson to arson, willtCl and
malicious murder, with crimes that are
nameless. How long, oh justice, how
long, will thy Light burn dim in the
land.n 1t seems that the negro loaded
his pistol, and set out swearing he would
kill the first white man he met. lie eX-
ecuted his threat, and was arrAted.-
There were seven Manton murders OF
negroes by white men at Memphis on
New Years day. The papers thatrarc
now SO frantic were not Then disturbed.
TIE WAR CLAIM OF IowA.-Thc
War Department has issued an order
that Bieyet Maj. Gen. II. T.. Buchanan
is hereby appointed a Commissioner,
under the act approved July 18th, 1866,
to examine and report upon the claim Of
the State Of Iowa TO- forage, transporta-
ton subsistence and clothing furnished
by said State 10 certain volunteers OF
said state, under conJna.1d Of Coils.
Marledge and Edwards. Also thc claim
of the State of Iowa for the retuAdment
of certain monies paid by said b.aea for
raising, equipping, paying, and subsist-
ing certain troops Of that state mustered
oal the south and northWes border
thereof, during the late rebellion. Also
the claim OF said state for compensation
for certain forage and barracks built by
the state. on the northwestern boundary
thereof, and turned over by the rStutc to
the Iniled States. Gen. buchanan will
proceed, at once to such points ss may
be necessary TO enable him 10 collect the
required information, and will then re-
turn to this city, and make report to
the secretary vi War.
1t is announced from Washington that
two plans Of reconstruction are likely
soon to appropriated upon the country.
The Reconstruction Committee of Con
gress, on the one hand, it is alleged, will
shortly bring forward a new plan. while
the President, in consultation with
Hcading Southern men and COnscrva-
tive Republicans" Is maturing another
based Oh amnesty and suffrage, The
character of "s5oatlern men, aad Re
publc.ns who are likely TO be called to
consult with tho President Oh this sub
iect, we fear. will scarcely increase the
public confidence on the subject! The
people months ago dcc!a!cl by vote their
want OF confidence in the Presidents
policy, and have shown no indications
Of any change Of opinion more favorable
TO that policy since. At the same time
they distinctly declared in favor Of lcay-
ing the reconstruction question with
Congress. and there it IL likely to be SGT
tied. Notwithstanding tie attempt Of the
President to get upa flank movement
in order to save his Administrator from
n nortifying defeat.
Al Toronto the total number Of Fen
ian> held since .Inne i lo7, The follow
ing il, the disposal made OF the eases:
twenty-five have beeu convicted. y
acquitted, - dismissed for want Of cyi.
dence, l3 discharged on bail. and 3 are
remaining still for trial The condemn
Cd will be sent to tho Kingston Pcnitsn.
tiagy.
CyI. parknr, of Gcu, Grants stan has
written letter to the House Military
Committee, TT the Generals rcqGnsf
dated 18th ult., giving his views atIan-tl
Oh the present Iudian Bureau system.
aud recommending the transfer a lie
Bureau tpthc War Department, and the
extar Jon of military supervision oyrl
he Indians. The next lleasur. lie stla.
~ - j. tie pas az by Congress Of a piar
Il Territorial government Tor tho Iudi
an. ~ was submitted last winter, or :
similar ere when once rr4@sea il
. should remain upon the siagito books. +,
the permanent and settled policy ii IL,
GoEuruae nj. The boundaries Of III.
Indian Territory or Territories, -hGtIf
bc we'll dcGuudcd iy nase. anil bound.
auI should grH4ii. Isl S .Diate from settlr
M~u1 1E any c&"gp. Indians and Gov
eIEM#nt employees.
- Milwaukee, ca Friday, during ;
Ie""r ~terI1. a LITTLE boy fcIIfnfe a z,1Gy:.
dan, AID ~as io-1 - sight. After J.,
li4.. sse3i bAglaat ia aH hour. MS friend
began - search ~ him. Meanwhile
oIe al tll6-@ #!.I @e@:Eed most uneasy i
the atsenc. ~ fire 10y was doz, N
"# q erc"a taE"rst". Approaching til
place II here the 10y WIS buried, the do.
stopped. esut.ei the ali. and whinet
plteDu>ly lie theu began trying u Ill!
into The dUft, Tho party then begaI
digging and throwing aside III" snow. =
/ he dog da-.ed in beneath their shovel
4!ld found the DaY = cap. lie c,idcdt!,
knew 10 whom il belonged. Tor Is IL
dragged II forth II gave him great joy