The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-09-19

radical vote was not polled. In man,
precincts rebel intimidatiOns prsventet
the polls from being opened, and al
over the State large Numbers of coloret
men were prevented from voting b,
their pro-slavery employers. The Rad
icals can cast loo, 600 votes on a full poll,
which probably exceeds the Copper reb-
el strength If all the disfranchised rebels
were allowed to vote. t j
When Secretary Stanton was unset
I tied in the Cabinet, and the chances Of
his getting out ofthe Office seemed about
even, the Washington papers told us
that the betting men were busy offering
wagers on one side or the other, and a
good deal or money changed hands
/ when at last he was suspended" The
] mania for this sort of gambling seems to
be spreading. A Washington paper
SAYS that parties usually well posted
about public affairs offer to wager that
Gen. Grant will not remain IN the War
Department beyond Saturday next, and
the telegraph brings the news of bets be-
ing offered in the lobbics of Willard's
thst McCulloch would be compelled to
resign before the LIST of October I
The Omaha Republican says the pop
ulation of Cheyenne City is now fifteen
hundred, and among them there is not
n gambler or a woman of doubtful repu-
tation. The city is under the control of
the military, Gen. Stevenson command
ing, and he takes especial pains to ascer-
tain any arrivals of these classes of peo-
pie, and Immediately puts into opera
tion the most prompt measures tn rid o. =
A single vote sent Oliver Cromwell to
the long. Parliament, King Charles /,
to the scaffold, and revolutionized Great
Britain. Four votes in the City of New
York made Thomas Jefferson President
of the United States. One vote in Con-
gress annexed Texas to the Union, made
war with Mexico, and gave us Califor-
mia. by the disobedience OF boy in
1909, garden gate was left open, pig
got in and destroyed few plants; a
quarrel between the owners of the pig
and the garden grew out of it, which
spread among their friends-defcated
the federal candidate for the legislature
and gave the State democratic senator,
Ivy whose vote the war in 1872 with
Great Britain was declared.
ST. Lorrs, September II, 1867.
An Omaha dispatch says: "a tele-
gram from the Special Agent ut Fort
Laramie, reports that one hundred and
seventy lodges of Northern Arrappahoe
Indians under Little Shield offer to
surrender if the Government will protect
them and feed their families. Orders
have been issued to accept the terms. A
Salt Lake train was attacked some days
since on the Big Laramie river. The
men corralled their wagons, and repuls-
ed the Indians with loss of several
killed.
"a fight occurred between the Ute
and Arrapahoc Indians, on Green river,
OH the 2s ultimo, in which ten of the lat
ter were killed. ..
"Thc Cheycnncs and .Arrappahoes
were In the Middle Park.
"a band of Indians made raid on
Mora, New Mexico, OH the third instant,
bb dys and t"s drovc con Oft lot Of stock. Un
the same night they stole fifty or sixty
mules.
Colonel st. Vrain and the Peace
Commissioners were to leave Omaha
to-day for the y forth Platte to meet
Spotted Tail. Thence they will 60 to
Julcsburg and Denver, and be at Fort
Larncd on the 18th of October, to meet
Southern Indians"
Que Republican, ono War Democrat,
who voted for Lincoln for President, and
one copperhead were elected to Con-
gress in California during the lat, cleo
The Republicans have a majority in the
Senate, and the Democrats in the House
of the new Legislature. Mr.. Haight,
the successful candidate for Governor,
was an earnest supporter of President
Lincoln's war measures during the re-
bellion. So it appears. that the general
result ofthe late election was, after all
not coppcrhe0d triumph.
Horace Greedy, in his Recollections,
observes that lie studied oratory while
he had the measles, and the Boston
Post remarks that 'it is enou gh to give
one the measles to hear him practice it
now.n
1t is pretty we'll understood in Pres-
dental circles at Washington that Nc
Clellan will be Secretary of War and
Rcverdy Johnson Secretary of State.
jeremiah Black will be made Attorney
General whenever Stanbcry is found
NO to come to time.
The War Department. has received a
copy of al. order issued by Gen. Griffin,
il the NTH military district, in which it
count of color, race, or p.cylous condi
ton by railroads or other chartered conf
panies that are common carriers nc for
hidden.
How pitiahte and affecting q drama is
contained ia the following laconic mar
rative copied from a Paris paper: Adele
D., aged 25, was found dead yester-
day in her lodgings in the Rue Esquirol.
Near her lay the lifeless body of her lit
tie boy aged two years. Abandoned by
him N- bp had mazda hnr a p,f,flnr ,al