The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-11

/ OtneIS uoON oAl0pkANoesou s -
ed States supreme Court for an intunc
ton against carrying out the Recon
StsUsl sssa- Seg s--1E 3torney Gcnerni STAN
berry stated that he should resist thu
applicadoel. Tomorrow has been ap
| pointed by the Court for hearing thu
csss aSxuetl.
serious explosion loccarrsd In the
Clover Hill coal mines, In Chssfsrileit
county, Va, on the Sd insf, In conss
uuence Of which q white aud % scoionst
laborers were killed. il 80 efus
The monthly statement of the Sscre
tary or the Treasury shows that the pub
lie debt on the LIST Of April was $2,6G3,
7la37l.ls, while the amount IN the
Treasury was sl40, 81, aes.s4, of which
slo5, a56, 477.22 was in coin, and Ss4,'
as, s27.52 was In currency. The debts
IL excess of cash In the treasury, h s.
a52s, 40. 07o.44. This 10 - reduction o.
more than seven millions since thessate'
n,ent of the preceding month. sIl 10 VI
| United States Senator Wilson, aoi
Massachusetts, is Oh tour through Nir-
clnin, On the evening Of the 81 inst.
lie addressed large asseinbiage o. PEG
ple. white md binck, In Petersburg.
The colored element largely predoml-
mated, and were enthusiastic In their
manifestations. The Senator spoke up
ward of an hour, pfociaiming himself
radicat. aud entirely committed 20 ene
radical principles. In the late war
neither South or North We're guIitless.
He said the negro Mss now - mach a
citizen of the Uuited States Is the Presi-
dent, and entitled to aii thspfivileges OF
the white man. He disciaiined all In
tentions on the part OF Congress ann tle
North to degrade or Illuminate tne SCUM
by measures or reconstruction, bat r:sth-
er that they aimed to elevate the lowiy
aud oppressed. 70 assr- ~ 3 1~EaalsA VI
The state senator from Erie, Pa, 10 q
liberal minded man. In one OF his late
speeches he stated that a certain meas
ure must be supported, "if it takes the
last dollar and the last stitch of clothing
from our children The last dollar
Is hackneyed phrase, but the idea OF
allowing the children to run about In a
state of nature is purely original The
Senator should, at least, have mentioned
ali aye limit ut which children might be
clothed. - -......-~..s...l..s.
Tie last dispatch from the English
Government to our Government in ref.
erence to the pirate Alabama claims is
very unsatisfactory. ...ssf-.t
The Legislature OF Ohio has finally
voted in favor OF admitting colored men
to the right Of suffrage. a. r,-xt.tg.
In correspondence that has recently
passed between General Grant and Sher-
ijan, the former gave instructions
a.,a.nst the removal Of Governors OF
southern states, owing to the fact that
II Is do4btful whether the Military Re
construction act gives the commanders
The power To do 80.
General Schofeld, at Richmond, has
issued an order providing for the regis
t.ation. There is to be one registering
officer for each mag!stcr!a! district in the
coJnties, and enc for each ward in the
cites, whose Qualification. are % he, nav
lug been an tfficer In tile United states
army, or being a loyal citizen Of the
cuunty in which he acrs, or oi some other
county In the State He must have a
high character, and as far as possible
have the confidence Of his fellow-citizens
lie shall not Ire a candidate for any office,
or an officer of the army or the Freed
mans Bureau The appointments Of all
officers are to be made by General Scho-
field, on recommendation made by the
Examining Board of army officers.
In the United States Senate on Friday
Mr.. Sumner introduced resolution for
the expulsion of Mr.. Salisbury, and
will try to press 1t to ii vote, with 6
probability that he will carry it through
Mr.. salisbury has been drunk for sever
al days, and staggers in and around thu
Senate, until he has become very often
! sive and disgraceful. 1t was resolved II
caucus, last winter, to expel both Nc
Iouga!, and salisbury, but their friend
interilred, and promised reformation
| that has lot been realized. Repeate,
warnings have been given lately to II,
effect, and Mr. Sumner has finally de
cided to press the Senate to rid itself o
one whose daily conduct is loati.ing ant
disgracerul. 1t is most likely that ssn
ator Patterson, of Tennessee, son-in-lav
OF President Johnson, will be the mex
man, unless he, too, corrects his habits
All hopes for the safety of DIR. Liz
ingstone, the African explorer, are al an
doned. Letter advices from the Cape o
Good Hope confirm tie report Of Iii
death.
+ 4 desperate Feuian, who was recent,
taken prisoner il the fight near Dublin
and who gave his name as Mcclure
proves on examination, to be Colone
Mclver prominent Fenian agitator
and formerly an officer in the Unite,
States service.
y cologei man has heen nominate
for Mayor of Lynchburg. Va. whethe
by the Unionisls ur rebels is not stated
A dispatch from Liverpool SAYS thef
are rumors of approaching war betwee
France and Prussia. There il a Wa
panic in the English markets.
Governor Worth, Of North carolin.
and Governor Orr, Of South Carolina, al
at Charleston i'll consultation with Gel
eIdl Sic les w no ealnnfa, tfis IN Z II IL RI,