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

inches thick, rub over them SINAI
auaatifyof soda. wash ofFnext morning
cut it into suitable thickness, and cool
to notion. The same process will an
swer for fowl, legs Of mutton, etc. Try
1t, all who love delicious, tender dishe:
Of beef
| The latest estimate puts the amount
! Of logs that will be cut on the Upper
| Mississippi River this winter at 100, 600
| 900 feet: on the IT. Crnix River about 50,
600, 900 feet will be cut.
1t is reported that General Sheridan
who is now en- route from New Orleans
for Washington, will be assigned to the
command of the troops that are to be
sent against the hostile Indian tribes III
| the Western Territories. ~-..ts. ia
The New York 2tmcs' Washington
| special says: "The following is the
amendment to tho Constitution which
the southeraers il Washington and the
| President have agreed to: ~a1.s Oh.
ARTICLE l4-SECTloS mo State
has right to secede, nor has the FEEDER
al Government the right to eject State
or deprived Of representation in Com
gress. ZAP .m ~...s. .H= au5 hass- II
SEC. .. The United States debt shall
be held sacred and inviolate. but the reb-
ell debt shall never Isa l.-ia ny the nation
nor any state. sa. @~
SEC. 8. All persons born or natural
lied in the United States, and subject TO
its jurisdiction, shall he citizens and
shall have the rights and inmunitics of
al, the States. Life, liberty and happi-
ness are guaranteed.
SEC. Misrepresentation shall he bas-
ed on the numbers, counting all per-
sons except Indians not taxed, but when
n State excludes any of its population on
account of race or color from voting, then
those excluded shall not be counted in
the basis Of representation.
"Also the following to be part of the
Constitution of each state: Every male
citizen year in the state and six
months in the county Immediately pre-
cediDg an election, and who can read
the declaration of independence and
Luitei States Constitution in the En-
giish language, and the owner of $3.50
worth oftaAabie property, shall be en-
titled to vote i1rogTelod, that no person
who has heretofore voted shall be exclud-
Cd from voting " "H,...4 8.
Speaker Coifax, in writing to friends
yesterday, expressed the opinion that
the extra session of Congress, beginning
on the 4th Of March, would keep him
there till May, mt least.
A heavy rain-storm, with thunder
aud, lightning. occurred in New York
saturday night.
A telegram states that Genera. Cook
is actively carrying on the war against
tie Indians of Inaho Territory, and
confirms the report of the capture of one
hundred Indians and large number Of
horses
Govcanor Brownlow, Of Tenncs &C,
ha4 just done great act Of justice for
which the whole country will be thank
full. Three United states soldiers,
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h'e'it' ic' tie '"'""'e' h'2h ''ou"'''9
did the act i'll strict sclf-defcnsc, while the
other two were mere SPECTATORS Tn
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Governor hf""il'W h@' l"'aohed all
'h'ee'
There are -A3 persons in Paris who ay-
GRACE &Io1 ,er la Iv nit1;iag nm cfe,,,r-
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! There are Ion rat-catchcrs ia par!. " no
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va N'.'' - s''et ~'i~i'',
threatens htf husband with a divorce
unless he raist- i rnoustache.
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+ - N4'l'' Il '.'i '!ef "o7oaN'' aaa ielI 4
note urging him not to MORN for the
- '''> wa - ''''1 VI II III
! were his.
Irs.CAarles Termination. Of Neade
county, XIV. saw tho tii,akfth.n,--r.
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