The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-31

4 ccesor OF Mr.. Raymond as Chairman
the National Union Republican Coz
.. mite, reports that at a recent meetil
- of the Executive SUBJ Committee the
u was some conversation as to the be
=, =, place for holding the next Convention
for the nomination Of candidates for Il
:, Presidency. aud Chicago. st. Louis. m
= New York were mentioned, hut no a
) ton was taken by the subcommittee,
= the determination of that question b
= longing to the full committee, which
to assemble at Washington in Decen
y Der.
The latest dispatches from the Gar
= baldian movement are exciting an
; highly important. Garibaldi is menae
ing the city OF. Rome with force of be
tween 10000 and Il, 900. He is reporte,
!, to have had two battles with the Pope
troops, in each of which he was victor
ious, and is now before the city. Th,
young men Of italy are focking to hi
standard, and there is prospect tina
the Italian Government itself win be re
organized on the bias lis Of the Garibaldial
I policy of making Rome the capital O
Italy. In the meantime the French
troops are en- route for Rome to defend
the Holy See. ....... ...
! The trial Of Mr.. Michael Gleason in
! the Circuit Court Of the United States,
| held at Des Moines, for the murder of
! John l.. Bashore and Josial, NJ. Wood
ruff, Deputy United States Marsha g
! while engaged in the arrest Of deserters
in Poweshiek county, on the LIST of Oct,
1854, was commenced OH the twenty
third ult, and resulted in verdict of
guilty, which was returned by the jury
The Old School Presbylery of Cincin-
natti lIave decided that ministers ought
! TO refuse 10 sdlcmnize marriages between
a man and his deceased wite's sister.
There is a very intelligent hen at
Wheeling, Virginia, which belongs TO
the wife Of an express aseut. The eggs
laii ny Lals hen are marked with raised
letters, {. o. d. --. 49,.
1t is understood that Gov. Ward.
chairman of the Republican National
Convention. favorS the meeting of the
i{epuniIcans at thcago III June next 20
make nominations for tie Presidency.
. HE committee will soon meet in Wash
in4tnn To setuo the matter officially.
Joseph Cloud, Of East Nantncai, Pa.
says lie raised pumpkin vine $50 feet
long, whicl. bore SfS pounds of pump
kins, the largest Of which weighed sixty
pounds. '.& ..i... .. .sst=t
The Mound City Kan Seafind says
that at Twin Prairie, some neghbors no 1
ticed that the prairie was on fire, and !
rallied 70: the purpose of putting it out,
when their attention was called to a |
man who was riding along the roads !
disnlountng and setting fire to the prai- |
RE in different PLACES, some half a mile |
or mile apart. The neighbors went in
pursuit and captured and hung him.
An eccentric man in Bath, Ne, was
asked to aid foreign mission. He gave
a quarter of dollar, but stopped the
agent as he was departing, and said:
Here 5 dollar To pay the expenses of
getting the quarter to the hcathen.r
The occupants of house in Boston
had been cleaning the furniture of
'oom with benzine. q can of which WAS
'pen in the room. Upon bringing in a
light an explosion took place fatally
BURNING one woman and severely iniur-
ng another. The lighter articles in the
DOM were also burned.
Rev. james Fraser, Of England said
n a recent report to both houses of Par ,
lament: "raking it foL all in all, and !
S accomplishing the end at which it
roiesses to aim, the English High
school at Boston struck me as the model 4
cAool ofthe United States. | wish we !;
ad hundred such in England. !
Every loyal heart will beat with ioy I
learn that Governor Brownow ha t
cen elected United States Senator from !,
ennessee by "a majority of a Thus is
'yaIty rewarded. 1t is only three or
,ur years since Governor Brownlow
vas hunted among the mountains of
East Tennessee for his devotion to the
J MON, and it is gratifying to know
hat he has lived, not only to see his
hemlcs and the enemies of the flag
rushed and punished but to be reward !
d by the people of Tennessee with the
highest olllce in the gift Of the State.
We congratulate the United States
upon the ratification by Russia of the i,
!" aIrussian treaty. The Car has gra- :
''ousiN accepted our magnificent offer
OF MS lcehefgs, and there is prospect OF q
IN imme'lia;" rush Of cmigrants to the j
lew territory before the weather Get
my colder. If we remember rightly
MI, Sumner assures Us that potatoes can
'e raised there If properly protected un-
Ter glass, some Of the grasses make toll ,
e!able salad, and there are good many /
goldfish along the coast. ,
II the minor top les" Of the New
York Times is Il reference to an En-
5lisAlnan, young os course, and of taste
and culture who fell in love with
,QuaW aal married her. The next day
he hiushins bride got drunk, and
unused the people Of that fast city by
turning summersaults in the streets.
HE Times very properly suggest, that
.he 'lnAn Of culture 60 home ana write
book on American manners.