The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-06-06

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- cage for the West last Thursday,
: United States Senators Wade, of oh
Chandler, of Michigan, TrumbuH a
= Yates, of Illinois, Howe, OF Visions
: Harlan, of Iowa, and q number of me-
bers of Congress and other distinguish
. gentlemen. Some Of these gentlem.
Y are accompanied by their wives or 9th
= members of their families. 1t is not
: bleparty, and even if they do not su
o coed in shooting any bufialoes or ant
: lopes OH the Plains of the Ear West,
as they expect, will no doubt have
pleasant time IF the weather permits.
{ They expect to be gone several week.
From fifteen to eighteen feet Of sno,
fell at Denver and vicinity the middle G
, last month. The snow was so dcep tina
the stagc-coaches were unable to.procee,
across the Plains.
Judge Kelly, who has returned t,
Washington, gives tiattcing account o
the condition of the Southern countr,
through which he travelled. In compli
ance with pressing invitations he will
return to Virginia at a future day TO ad.
dress the citizens. n......
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs is
informed that the employees of the
American Express Company on the
Plains are instructed to fire upon every
Indian within shooting distance. He
thinks the result of this order, and that
OF General Hancock that. every Indian
found north of the Arkansas and South
of the Platte rivers is to be shot, will
cause an interminable war
The number Of voters registered in
Washington was 1901 of whom, see
were colored. The number of votes cast
at the last municipal election was ). 1888.
1t il stated that Surratt's case will GER
tainly come on for trial next Monday.
under the Indictment already found
against him.
The news of Maximilian's capture il
fully confirmed. There is an improbable
report that he and his Generals were inn
shot. The City of Mexico has
surrendered to the liberals, and it is cx-
pccted that Vera Cruz will soon surren-
Ter also.
President Johnson, on Sunday last.
resumed his Swing around the circle " |
hrst moving in the direction of North
carolina. This time he judicously
axes his family with him and leaves
ais Cabinet behind.
The London Times, in an article on
he list, on Mexican affairs. saws tina.
|aurez can neither construct or moip-
am Government, and it appears to be
believed that the United States must
etempt an intervention. The Mexi-
ans are incapable of self Government
nd the Americans may be reluctant to
it; but they brought it upon
themselves, for the American Govern
nent said that the French mist anti
aeXico. They will experience the
anne resistance that the French did
'ut have greater advantages in over
oming it. Whatever cause or princ;n,a
u policy they may proclaim, they will
ma faction to oppose their interyen-
-loh, and rise in instruction. This
opposition they must Suppress. rs tbe
french would have done, by force of
rms, and with little respect to doc
rines Of nationality or independence.
lie work will bc probably troublesome.
ut as there will b, at any rate nobody
hinder it, we may presume it will be
ccomplished at last.
One Of the leading papers ofSan Fran,
iseo finds it nccessossary to publish q
au''oh against rush to Russian Amor
ca. ~ seems that the restless Calffor-
iiahs are Irreprcsslbly anxious to gel nm
mo Tie new territory in order that
hes may go to work "prospcctingr and
&c what can be made out of II. Eva,
'ci"rc we have taken possession Of the
o"ntry, plans for extensive trade in
afs, IN coal, in gold and silver, have Az
ahlcd serious shape among the caliror.
liah5. They cannot wait until tho coil
ONES under the pre-emption laws ,f
lie United states, but are detre mined
o set to work "dcyeloping' as soon a.
lhips can he found to carry them there
" 90 not expect, however, that mueh
VIII he done this year. Next wear wa
mail "e@ih 10 see some returns for our
money.
\ lady in Augusta. Ga. on the o1st
NJ, stepped into her wardrobe for a
1ieSs, When she was confronted by !,
n.sto VINO had concealed himself there
" ith remarkable self-possession. sin a /
stepped To the window and called To Lar |
'lu7oaild VINO was not mt home} ia t,,rn
o"se the dog. aud run to the rate will
MS pistol. The negro, expecting an at
'ich oh all sides, rushed down the stairs
shd escaped over Il fence-a conf,dnr-
'f, VINO had been concealed under. tho
'ed Keeping hard up with him.
The indianapolis JomaA SAYS there
: il certain old gentleman i'm that c;.v
sho feFels III the connuhial bliss of a
iAih marriage His last na.rjm,-
lial adventure is of Il late datc II.
las h'ad the same attendant at each of
lis weddings, who having stool by him
through six troubles, seems detcrn,inod
o see him through the seventh. talin~
Seriptural view of things.
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