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

: obtained divorce from one husband on
g the morning Of the 18th ult, married an,
!, otherint hcAftexnooA oftthe same day,
/ dti il the oveHlng presented her new
, ltusbandwith an heir AL! the paxties
. are doing rs well as couh beexpected.
At factory in Bresiau, pine-tree
wool is now spun and woven into a
kind Of flannel, which is largely used as
blankets in hospitals, barracks and pris-
ons in that city and Vienna, with advan-
tages for pine wood drives away all dis
agreeable and noxious insects from the
he used for stutfing for. chairs, sofas and
mattresses the same as horse hair; and
some qualities are woven into kind Of
cloth of which garments of many kinds
can be made. .s..
1t is intimated by certain parties who
profess Ia be we'll informed, that the
Indictment against John II. Surratt for
completely in the conspiracy to assassi- /
nate President Lincoln is to be aban-
doncd, and that another is to be substi-
tuted charging him with treason. This,
If true, will undoubtedly be but pre-
liminary step to his final acquittaI, to
which it would be equivalent. For if
the head of the rebel Governments.
bearing upon his head the responsibility
for the half million lives lest in the
war of treason, may be turned loose up
on the country on "straw BAIL" what
can there be in furnishing as
traitors his Insignificant tools, however
atrocious their crimes?
News from British Honduras to Nav ,
4th says that about 10000 acres of land
nave been bought by American South -,
'rners, at fifty cents an acre, for pur- =.
poses of colonization. Nearly hundred t
antilles are expected i'm the next steam |
r from the States. ,
DIR. Boyd, who honorably aided i'm the
scape OF slaves, was sentenced for this
fliense to fifteen Years in the prison of d
he District of Columbia, but was par '
|oned by Mr.. Lincoln after having serv-
d eighteen months of the term. When
Dr.. Boyd lately applied for registry in v
round that no one could be registered =
tho had been convicted of an infamous c
ftense. He appealed to the Supreme Fl
curt of the District, and it has prompt A
upset this atrociously absurd ruling. ;,
udge DIN holds that the Presidents II
ardon restored DIR. Boyd to his political V
ghts, and Judge Fisher that he has 81
OF committed any Infamous crime. We O
re glad to think that by no accident >.
,uid the District Judges have been in 4
uced to serve slavery after its death and r.
urial. e.
Instead of spending more money to p
'eate ornaments with which to wrest +,
ON Great Britain the liberty which y,
he refuses ireland, let the Fenians en- -
10y the means accumulated to bring Il
ither their oppressed countrymen, and h
title them on the free homes of the Re T,
hblic, where their freedom and citizen
Zip will he at once assured. Ii the
loney and labor that has been worse
IAN squandered in these futile attempts I.
redeem Ireland by force of arms had :,
zen so directed, the result would have u
zen farmore satisfactory to all parties in ID
rested Let England have the Green ol
nc with its castles and boys, but let the a. q.
oelty-lovng Irish people come to our ~
aims, and cultivate the acres inviting :,
eir labor. 1t is the better economy to III
lin freedom in this way. a.
FAIRBANKS SCALES. - About forty o'