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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

Mr.. Douglas declares that more -str'-
cans have been imported into The United
States durin: the las. year than during
any year when the traffic Wa. kyal. We
presume that this is perfectly true st
any rate, We must believe that Mr..
D,usias ha. smp.e means Of knowing
whereof BE sfirms.
After mouth. of neglect, during which
The trade has become established. and
after the energetic remous;ranee of Lord
John Rnssel, referred ,o in our Telegraph
ic dispsiches, the Administration are
takin. measures to cheek it. Eight YES
se!s are ordered TO the cu.st Of Africa;
the naval depot there has been removed
much nesrer to til. slave buying region;
and four steamers are ordered Ia cruise
ia the Gulf Of Mexico to prevent the
sndiL: If earyoes either 10 Cuba or the
United S,stes.
We shall watch with interest the pro.
ccedinys Of those .qusdrvns. Ba, it i.
ne, likely that they will accomplish any
thing Of much importance. The slsvrrs
viii avoid them or if they are arrested,
they will BE- tried before Southern Jrri--
and southern judges, by whom they will
DC acquitted. ~ T. TriLsa-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

CLINTON BaIpdE-Sinee our las, no
t'ee Of this stractare. ths river and
weather have continued favorable for th.
work The Masonry Of the Iliuoi. aha,.
Enen;, and the ping for Pier No. have
been begua and finished during the time.
We recapit2iate the work accomplished
10 ,bi. date,
All the ro.iv.y, 1850 feet on The H.
iaois side, sai the foundation fe. both
abu:Ien's. and three piers are sn..hed
There remains oaly the foundations fyr
three more piers l. te driven.
Two atutnen's AID Que per are knish.
Cd. Five piers ore yes - Be laid. for
which al! the 'toEe Is prepared, dressed
aud delivered.
Tie rixh~rs for 6re spans are framed
The rai.ius Of the .aper.sracture vii.
eomIsne- aboas September l.,, or a.
ssoa IS the srst ..ier east # Little Rock
islaai Is laid. - fIa.gx H,ruia.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

We must rirc our eotenrposaTy credit
Tor s,,ecsing sfprapria,e hcadtn@s :ot lis
editorials. W. xu.h refer 'n the lead
ing editorial la the la> Hem~~-si. for
proo.. Its headed lupu!rncc." aud
ecrts,nly more ''aspuieut article
than tbs, which followed i, would b.
Hard 10 kll Ii refuses 10 answer cur
questions, which Vas jas, what We e1-
reeted. aud ssys for an excuse that 1t
vii. no, ansxer, till We answers question
~bich IL asked u, aud which it says. i-
oos ret answered. l.; IL see ho~ the
matter does stand. The I.n@~rat want
ed 70 kaov IL We believed in the social
.,ai political easali,y Of tie white and
tisSk r.ees'' .Aweek or tive Afterwards
i, said ,ha, if We gave .'aoy other answer
than , simple yes ~ no, II wolii = Is
Father Waite So. rather 'roo{,y ~
e1sss from memory tbs warning US To
Be short, We stated VIA, "a supposed
the Hm.cra: asean, l. ~ question std
answered il in the negative. The h a.-
era. ha. bever said ID, that se stated
IT'S meaning correctly
The las, L~rsacru' .sys that if vs did
answer part Of IL question, ~ did bot
Vie ether part SaFp.ee that Is 81,
whose fault i IT Mt cars certainly,
". jla 10, word she question. The
Dv-ocra, uo,ded il aud warmed Us that
re mast answer ''yes ~ no w =nsusr.
ed "ro" and nov it complains th1; ~
have Got answered it = - ought, The
D~reenat must no, tlame Is :or it,
Ll nders, ue sheuld Ut like 10 be re
s!o7si5le for them.
We viii nox prove fran the f1r-aacsat
s;ssl:: tia, ne definitely aa>srr>d' the
aac.,iea Will the Irna-cras e., it.
,vn vard.' On the 18Th q Jaly the
Denocra. said. in reference 10 the qaes-
tioa under consideration that. "re .lii
keep cur question: sasweraa |, did
did keep II r,ndinc till re gave eur
sa.ser. STAGE which time i, has no, KEEP,
j; standing, therefore if i, spezks truly,
asd t cannot ssy otherwise, i,s qaess'oa
vas definitely answered" We have
heard Of things >raKliaS ont q a rery
small ho.s. bat se did nj saFpase ia;
the De<s~rat eren could crawl ,hrpush
- sa.il hole ~ j. Ia.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

- The Cedar Densocrat thinks it ~
right and proper TO Willy the character
Of 81 editor ~ il is TO eon.rovsrs the
principles advocated III a paper. We
have tried 10 show il that there is . diff
ference. aud We publish for its ediacasion
The following from tie Ansmos, Gazette,
the Democratic paper Of Jones County ::
Common sense viii dictate that the
opposition TO principle should be con-
iued to the thing itself. ami DO, TO the
opponents thereof 1t should b. always
presumed that men. Whatever their ries>
o. polite. or religion. are honorable la
their private character. All sensible
p-cp!- will take ,hi. view Of the matter.
b c Use there is no standard hy which
nan can justly condemn BIS fellow in th',
xorld il nns, be left to higher law"
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ne Aarosa q sealiA,

NEW lotk, Aug 9.
The Super,n;enden, Of the Canadiar
Telegraph Cos line tele.rsms a. fol.
loss IN relation 10 the effect Il the An.
rv-s Bsre.l,s .@>s nigh, never, 10 an
experience Il fifteen y,srs in working
'eirrph lines, Witnessed 4ayihm ike
the extraordinary eT-c, # tie Auror,
B,.realis tstasen Qletec and Farther
fuins-2 Last night the liae sas In NEST
perfect order and yell skilled operators
sere necessarily tr.ssa 5 . chs lat Night
lii, o'ebock this morning 10 u-, .hn:
isv surds Of the report pr steamer In
dian e. the associated pres A, thz
after hoar, - completely we're the slre.
audrr the Influence Of the Aunnra b.
REALS. that Il MS foaai impossible -
,,oiamanica;e b.rveea 4he telegraph Sta
lions. and the line had 10 De closed The
same iiEsal,y rrsrsaleed :. fd South =
Wastisfsos-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

To the Tuscan Nsiionsl Assembly
n.n.,r Sine, proposed tina. the Assem-.
blya deel.re the dynasty Of the House o
,Lorr.in. impo..iiIs in Ta'e.ay. Il vas
'.n.nimos-Iy Supported D. the rspre.' .
,aev... bu, the d:seu--ios ~ss P~sp"ned'
|, !. reported tbs. the French govern "a.
men. h.. addressed eltp' r 10 -. .an
rre.. po~es. declaring tia, France e VI. ~
NO, s>si., the self elected Princes 10 re- e,
turn to their doniuions by force nor ~,''
she perui, Au.sri. or sny other power 70
sfFord them military aid for that PofP"e
The election. II Modena have te'"
follu~ed By .dmirsb'e order.
PRussIA.-The d.s,h Of the h,ns OF
Pru..i, ~. expected hourly. All the
Princes and Ministers have been re,
called. No attempt was made TO conceal
from the public the ne=r approach OIL MS
death.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03
70 ake Ssockko,a.rs eftAe T:pton X.

10 ak< Stockholders IF The T:Ptos r. X.
GESrLENEs In complisnee With .
resolution Of your Board Of Directors,
yosr sstsnt;oa Is earnestly called to the
importance of taking sesivs neassres for
rcssming the work on you. road. The
original subscription, m,ds in the latter
part Of the year 1853, amounted - .
sum, which vas deemed ut the time near.
y sufhcient to grade the road bu, that,
like Ill subscriptions Of the kind, en-
braced . considerable amount Of real
estate, l.bor, and various kinds Of prop
erty At present unavailable, hence, for
the purpose Of urging the work more
vigorously, il 10 considered absolutely
necessary that sufficient additional sub
scripsion be obtained, which, with the
amount remaining incorporated Of the
original subscription viii put the CON-
ple,ion Of the work beyond doubt.
Harves, Is nos over, and an sbund aui
crop hes rcva-ded' the toll Of the hus.
bandmsn. The surplu. seeks . market,
aud d,Ilyemapy teams sre seen vending
their Wy to Museatine to get . price
,.rcely greater thsn could BE- ob,.inc.l
in Upton. il the railroad we're completed
This is no; only vexs,ions and burden.
some, but contrary to the splri, Of tru.
progress.
The busy farming season is nov draw
| ing - . chse, and lsborers are .1sir
seeking employment Another effort OF
the part Of the friends Of tbs enterpris.
. ana the grading and mason work of tn.
entire line will be completed. Alresd,
our Muscatine friends are driving OF
with the fall uork of their division. h,
= determined effort on the part of Ccda
county, both division, vill be fally com
ple:ei, ready for the iron raj, With,
, ninety days; and We win have the sati.
faction Of seeing our county. BY tn.
means, in the enj ,yment of all the bene
| Ats Of active basiness-sood prices f.
Produee-access;on Of wealth, and geuer
al prosperity.
| 81. CREW, Pres.
| 4. GILBERT, Sec.
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State Al 10 Railroads.

I've are 10 favor Of = Constitutional
and judicioux extension Of State aid to
the completion Of railroads in this State. =
The North Hea also says that Demo
cratic Conventions 10 the northwestern
portion Of the State have passed resolu,
,ions in favor Of State aid to Railroads.
Tax payers Of Cedar county do You
want 10 he taxed TO build Railroads oil
over the S,ste' II You do, then vote
the Democratic ticket, if no. then rsse
the Republican ticket.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

II Dubuque county, the Denocrs,.
have selected ticket ia reference 70
which the North F.a, (Ds.noer.,ic)
says:
''Iasi the fifty one delegate, from this
township IN the Convention, we're chosen
BY the iaos; unh.ushiny corruption, and
the most shaueless iuiguity. to say both.
ing u the generally iaibesils and rotten
character vi The delegation itself, =. Veil
as the general cour!exior Of the conven.
ton
The eoavsnsloa vas, throughout, - CON-
p'eteiy = packed co1cera. Is ever vas
caEcocied, and whether the Democracy
Of pabaaae eouasy .ubai, to it. action
throughout, i 10 - seen Ter after.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

An ARRIVAL furnishes interesting. intel
h.enc. From Eeaxul,. Pre-is II, rus.
r' had b.. Sc Fed a ees, :. H. d 3" -ur.
render the Pse>id nrs ty the ecu-,iru.
,'oual ? ,ry. After which be ~. thrown
into pr.-ou and a Gle guard of loo men
-.-s over him I. watch his no-eta-n,.
Some -erese Sighting had oeearcd r..ul..
in- .lsoyeth-r in favor Of the CONSTITUTIONS
sll>..
TIE u'nas, alarm prevailed in ,k~
country hy the general expectation tn ,
very sansuinary engagement. W.. shs., ,
20 occur. 5000 men were under ar ,
At rurseoss. resolved ~ deliver their
e'unsry from the fsdera'i.ts or die in n G
s''emp,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

Tie Difference.
IRA. The Dssssse NsrsA-xes lDss-g
so HELP NE GOD. RAIHEh
SHALL Nj RIGHT ARM NlIHhh
ATMY BODY THAN l BE SEN ~
ASSIST ANY OFFICER IN IHE
RETURN OF 4 FUGiTlVESLAN r.
-E1,rues ,rOm ths peeeh # ), j.
Kirksood in bloomfield, AEysa i"'
1889 ....
Mr.. Kirt~ood <sk.d Gen. DODGE
..wh, Their he would assist IL catch run
away slave" to which Mr. Dodge re-
piled: -
Il WILL DO ANYTHlFG THAT
THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS
OF MY COUNTRY REQUIRE Of
NE"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

Stephen A Dca sla., ha. taken TO
writing for the magazines. Hzrpcr,'
Monthly 70. October contains a lot. ar
;iele BY him on Squatter Sovereignty -
Editors are warned not 10 eory i; With
out written permission. Glorious W.
for Presidential a.piraa, Where.
Bonner
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

$SUV - .csir. 90 ~. "a - s1ii",
s-e.~So Of ne ~a.e Tn travel az1..s. orr, -
s<ar and Tobacco.
BY salgses Will psy s.E.rw - s.rss =. e.,
Fer sraF, Eas4sse Eonfhtr s=y ..-sr.E-. =,
sasaeslArs Apply "a. or All -, sn~,s.3t.z-
'0' sa sssasr, CAgf 4 >NIIi.
Aag as: 81: Par S..
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Which IS Rixku

C. c, Cole in his speech 1t the Cour,
House said that the Democrats we're in
favor Of the people Of. territory govern,
ing themselves rs fully as do the the PEG
pc Of State. the Dubuque North IVES.
iDemccrs,ie) keeps the following stand
ing >, the head q! il. editorial columns:
sTAe DeancrAtic Platform =. De-urrai.,
SHAVER. in the reSsitarie>.~ ~ aAnSa.
Cd ~ The t11cinnaSi CDoyrutioo..
The ReS,latioa.
Resided. Tha, Nc recognise the r,-h,
Of the people Of al! the Territories. inelud
ing h.usas and Nebraska. setting sarvu. b
The legally aud fairly oppressed will Of .
msjv.ity of acfual residents. and Wien
ever the numbrr Of the inhabitants iu.
titles IL. to form = Constitution. With @,
sithnut domestic slavery. and Be- adrui,
ed into the Union npen terms Of p-r:rc;
equality vsth the other Srs,es
From this resolution, i, is clearly de,
'iucsahie that the Dem, cratic parry of tn.
Ha,ios Is nos piric.d to the rx,remt
vievs Oh squs,;er .ov-ricn,y. under III,
Cincinnati platform. which the inter.
p~'isiors into the Democratic creed ar
eniesvcring to foi.: upon it. Let ~ sand
BY osr Pa.forn
Who viii tell Us which il the d. c.rine
Of the Democrats in Cedar county, Thc
Democrat eanao' OF dare no, tell
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

In Nuseatias county the Republican,
have nominated Thas. IIsnna, for County
Judge G. ". Van Horne, for Recorder:
Nn- S.; John, for Sheriff: NJ. NJ. Price
and G & shipm,n for Representatives.
and Rev. c. WoodhoaS>, far Coaa,y Su-
, +. Fr.."s ,f .rhnaip,snn.,
9Th the nominees, ve judge iAa. i, is a
trss rate ticket ar ! shoaii lie elected
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

The Democrats Frets.d To favor econ.
cn,y in oar State expenditures and CT,
cut against our high taxes. hut ha~ ~.t
i, Be if they Get the ra~rr' They VI
So in fer the State ex.easlio- It's credi:
- the several R4ilrSais ~ the State. tax
lag IS for the interest o. Gar bad, as..
70, their ultimate REDEMPTION. IL preof
Of this, We refer To tie frei that the
nrnocr.f,c State Contention retayri 10
rsss resolution a.-zin>, St-,s sid 10
Railroai.. and that The .S-asA Has.
tDemeera,) keeps ;he f,.sEe~iu- standing
.. the head If It's etirorssl cylaaans:
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TRJ uEE.H SALE.

~ hhaEas o. iAe ssseatA d. Of Arrir, 4,
W u f>5s Joan Nykrnxis ..ers;.s Sc.
AaSa0ny ! an wick ~ TrWs.ee a eert,is n,s. "a
.fe' Conveying 20 sid TrGstee ik~- fsai !, -.
ar c"sGfs. lows. Described - seFfos> t.,w-
sar east asi q ~ tire ss-t h~as: quarter ! q
-eta"h ssf.ssr t.ewIy-th 3 IT, ;s.,.s,r
s@Htrf seventy ksae 80 nsrtA Of -xarr xra.r
ass sssi ei tie aish STA prisei.=al rneyis,a.
aNA >@aa cons~ssrce va Esa~ Ay .eAn Ne
= a<fe isf tse Fsfs~ass Of securing she IA ra~a,
v aee seFAss5 ssusaiS~cF ~ eas. Tor tie .sr a.
EahssG AID eag1-T--~ss1 81. los - s. ls~sl
seAa nasas 90 TIE .escnA ssss af A-rgt A r
- y ssss iaAn D. herEte. IA .i,lg uozrs.
-"sf aAse. s'iA iatsre>s Al ne rate # to- -,
- a-aaIr after a.a<aaity. .rE -. ,ass
,4stns F@-ec1e de-, md ra~sha~ s.s -
&c !aas ArAcarse ksvia- s1.srs = - -.
ssat l. attas-Ry "a RysG >. T,S<re. ,ss-x.sss
g serrfe give tass fzGslgc n7t5e. ,kxz hv ,4-.w.
.. Us Fe1sF whsfA . IA re vr<.xs hx .xSs ma
= FSs- ! siH oH n-ssaas tbs Irsa dsr ~ S~rs
: -, \ ~ ->s ~ TIE Sssny ~ ans a.-Iark !.
IS att I'm Of Sad day. g. use .ap-s t-...
.sSf 10 ttps'sz- rSpa-- AL a-er - al q. ~
- s@Sflnh TIE tSs-Nel ~ lad above ssssc-se.s
v :" Ahss4 hereof a. shall be n~rs..arv 800.
-. and -. ne sasazEt 81 ~sia aa.r .4;A IL.
ss'sssss tssFeen ta re 3 - s4i- &. -rfbe- ~,
- sc e@>a-. sa@A expresses stf# alag ..s a..
s'.ss ~ fAss tFSfcx and Tsnsse>. sse.
- '~Ifa> t~sA sAv - s1.n>s u tS-s
AM tauSy VAN H1Ck. r-zs.ee
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Pay In. PAY In.

TIRE Saszrrgh<ss e<iax aSsEs 10 70
be- stock II goods ar ax~.. t. ali "a .as.s
iaS-h ied to is-s~ to paw UP ~ sAe ST. az ~>et-n
sxs Ii Eos Faid ~ aAsi ,Azss The nrzssr- a@~,-,
vii See - IL re,i~cssaa.
Aas e. 81 GASttfs CIV w
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The STATE ~ IONA .,'.s.-,..
erR.I eoe,rr. - 80. cs ssaa,s u. !,


NE STATE ~ IONA tefx- r.s,.x ~.
eHp.x ooesrr. - s.<:r,sss LAY ~.
Terra L T. la
HtifsG IL Isihin - n.viE ie~Sly...--
= hssrsias Il the state Il J<s.- ts,s, - -
rra~sn saaa N-4~on brfEzAxn. srE., So.
sts saae.ia- hsiasAasz .-ES Hs7a -haea -.
=. aas ase triead hF1a a az. ks:-. =.
sa~ % ssid Jesse BsingsAra DECEASED
10 JOAN N12sas BxNesa4 ystx
sa bs&s@AAl s.Nx9kx4~.g. Jr...
,Lss bkiSsE -. aaa fkiE~p BNf>sE..
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-" sssa 81 Nes Az b~rrAS notified ,sx /.
% aA- .tis dat IF Aar,a A. h. l,5g 80.
EFs - We "1ce 81 the Clerk o. ia iss.-5-,
1"arf IN teaar eassty re,;,as ~ R4'as.. y !,
IGthiii cfAaMiax OF ne ~.,..- - -. - ~
Us sal u tarre ha aars. AL = - -, =
Aaa~s a2e Tin On crr.zia gai.ne-ar ,.-s- = :
AxAissi SAL tes~ee Rttn.ha. rs !. - 80
a Inc SeP;<saf-r term 4. T.. I>sa IL rh. 49,,
.ts-sE Af"r~sAl for the ss= Of eae hun "a 50
sssrtN ons - lea salss-s n n ssr IL - -
rz A. aansssr.-rxasF O.
S"2E st.trtsry &exez~rI sat,h s,4r -
&At7- AID zs>s;i>6-s. And that ssE4t. = =
l--s IS arssr- t5erxts q nr 49, =,
81 ~aas cart - -is: October .tsA. l.s~ -.
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w H. iUTnfiI.
orFSsna rst4cs ~ tAx Aaos~ eErs,.~s
LEX @sa svsas1-a sltE the =ssas.. sss,v - -.
"a sd '7hs : a.aH Hg5A-tsz-- s14r. F-te.s.--
s. .Ae-.E* nsxassa. 1.se 5aSaaaz. I-~.x9~.r
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mace n TIE Ap, II Terra H. -,
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'ef@~'. as~~as nrssfat~s szaLss.as
eassf. Tor f"Sr r"@>-essa~- ~~sts .--or.i
Ger. bNsrass s~~rr css A. CO...
AaS> -~4~ .se---~ass
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stsse, aud ssah sncour,:eucnss ~ viii
had % Z continsaiioa Of the Almanac
ssa Register - eel - ~ annual standard
uork Of reference
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- Much has he.a sd - H.
sosues a-sins, the appropriations made
for the Luhs,ie Asylam- We would cal
she attention If ali candid Iaen. to the
ard Of Sen,tor Grimes. in ref. renee ID
,hs, institution, which viii Be- ioaai On
80 ios paes-
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YN% committee r.con mead ,ha, eask township
>sEaaiss 4. pa,hesn Gals ~ seis 1iseiisS on
49, "a a. >etsenbsE. aud AProlss 'h. 1T ~'e'A
.,-r,..x. ~, a 10 secure thSTpa-h canvas.
4 GILBERT.
*.. ". BAGslET.
I!lu>. JAMES
"A GATES.
s. rsNtki.S.
E.. -. a~.a.Ses. Cs.-., Css.-sG Cs.nlf.ss.
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=. ~ Rew~mSer Il ut Hen. :. J. b lRhs
WOOD. The Rryabiisan candidate i"s
6cv~ssos. viii sprak herr at e,clceA +.
i. - sosAay next. the 5tA inst. General
DODGE b asso expected 10 b. present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
Mattr Inre.
nR. Y. J. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE
~ ara 6ysNAstUH, No. 10 ssecier-'i, hs~-Y0's
Nsm!Tlo,.k Dailp M1bn,rs
ARNY INTELLIGEHCE.

Advices from Fort Scott, A-kansss, report 'he az
pto.ed arrival there Of Col. Rector wIth 10 Florida
Indians VITO had et Nss OreshGs roate 10 tee fa'
west Indsn country.
From Camp Floyd, we lesIn that tie heat1 OF ;hs
iroope Jet remaining there Wa good. The Morrnons
Eere evincrg sigrs Of reconciliation.
A correspondent st BelAEsP ssys orders Tor the
.bandormert Of Fort Belknsp hsd been received =.
that post, ard preparations for the removal OF the
trcops. Several companies of the % Cavalry are
sdsred TO Camp Cooper. poet will be established
either there or ia the re gh6ogEocd. TIE selection
IL iL,rusted TO Ns. Thomas ros IL ecmmsDd OF Fort
KsikIAp. This abandonment snd removal is IL pnrsu-
.r,e Of On understanding bs.Feen Lieut.. Gen. Scott
and Ger. Twi.gs We should not be surprised If il
sere -oon followed up by the bresApg ~ ofthe Lower
Rservs aod the removal of the Indians ouisis Of the
line OF pos;s, and perhsp. beyond RED River.
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fIoro Cseu,ts arrived yes,srisy, upUss on iee o'a
iD, ss slss R;p ~ioa " 7sa, ~oriins ~ -ain Cn>n
u.n -o. w . " W h.ofDst.f .tsnjins - ~ - M
- aeH"s ant wl1d ot hsd 20 .
bA-o1ese. f.linz sVdy 1t d>Ts re And
" 10 = N.u.-,; boge ". ~ ". hail " and II sh-
Iase L.tis y " hslW., eoIogeef - ,, SUI iAAlnt
very Ia srd areearADce Of sl;orn uenssI wrd .
% l. and fsiD; very s.ps hased % ~ The ~nd - 20
rei A. efirs M Cape Cd hshis Dor, = " hNi w -
uiss n,cl and rainy s wind str-rt i'cu ie.iee
a. uocu TO ia bard r. - ; saei eA- oo~nk
from p ~ With heavy thi's a1d rshy' ~
rae from y. D. very heavy sa, fAn Aai n~e,i
g.ea q t1e mos. aNt M sie ee-
shie iceps az fast. kboiias sud strNnins h"s'y kst
The >sd cousautv .oing 10 N heavy .r7@ - 40 hom "
p water ITAUAy .boaug uoansuouf ga III b4ns' TO
The GBchor In the fh0es and rrafy r Al e1fgy *
yec.rr breakers Ia ~ isfhous IL p NJ
stg Rcck hgr close bosi. Nth the a. s,ss ON
csity, p; " wsAins. got Einiose OF hshti
Boon Cot Asses LisAs W and scnAt- Lsof tst
'h.e resfee pss SJa Is-ird oT,sA vilt h.put " "
l., ship mskrs h. gong So@s urdeE, Aad oinf win ne
heavy n. south shore Shook Teei oa 81 oFesa
. y, Saw hgat bearing supposed R'ee foitt
Iathr ssb, hftrd, snd cos- -, btessrrs
-cs- OF board shook reef ~ho.- rH1nia when wnd
y,.rrd :, " CLEARED sd The HshiA34s CAPE
Cod Lh.s bearing BY Z e aad Ant s W by g. the AL
tee Uuterto Appearing = take
rod ship pichn or~,pt. uoder and break
,L5.. when 10 9. were clear OF the liad
Showed Lab; hoSse the GAe from t1e north
drove S,Ctb ChAnuel th' BE-, PNt 81 The crew
sc frat sich Of wood and pro.sons WIZ ote aud
nan p.sI yards boie assS 'or Ne~port noheIp
r6, reaching there's tept tor New fork;
so tar ~ miles Sandy HOOK the Dkh; Of "a" la,
when hick p Hnd With aih came On, lAstins al neAt
Tslo. LsGed 81 t1ore.
II. SIGHT on Accs a: ~ T. m sh VS. the ness 81
,ayns ,k- iap from teirg DASHED q pieces 81 Ssnsnt
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
TIE STEPHENS POISONING CASE.

THE STEPHENS POISONING CASE.
Tie Courtroom g. ,n crowded yes,srdsy morn
ing hear ths further proceedings in this case After
short consultson in regard TO the Gaze Of Mr. Brush,
one VI tue Jurors Eho was uAve but concluded 70 re-
main present the examination Of I.ss Ann Foe wac
eommsI cod.
Ann Fee for toe prosecution, tss.ded-That sle
rad known hIS. JEphens seyen years; sas her oe-
fore she was taken SEX never heard Ar1. s. .ay se
was peilscly vel; she was always grunbling; .hs
couplsiLed al that tims that she bad pain 10 ths
breast.
Crors.exsmine}-Mr Stephens rad . black eye
some rnor,h before her did not notice dur
ing ssked her how he by - ini sn~ sati
IA: Cd. paintings beafod tnat t Ia
ope1 AID upon Eetiins % % 90. osff 81 an. e.,
ru- TIA, DR. CsiInu, ;od her .s ever toos ma
kr-S. again st over u Af ssd As Sc
C,,a.r E,sasn tssi TIA, .se s.w NJ s,spssn. IN bed
soYLt two 1sfs beffe hsf 1fefh Sfh y
voms4 y.sw sne BAT t'n lnAtssf a21 eAsd ~sns., .'
eu 10 l. would never st ~s; aft-r afs 5eplsus
I.,h NJ. b. ss u .-i, Eih . marietta rainy
usatasr arc orcs, beliss 6, shsl u sl1Nt.g.
Mai. Fosy yst,d Mr.. s.-oars several Hines Irl
her ll1..s; ssf-ooa al Gss CIR
Jeha 0snsn. krsre, Of IA. Dead House sssgas H,.p
testified ihGt tae Docy VI Yrs s@p~Is l-fs ia as
oy Coroner CoaDsy and nlbdy ~itt
re pat oogfsI s1@nla'Iol tie BODY -rnansd a.
~ DEAD HcUis ~iers many PERSONS tofot a. t
NJ scA.s.r are Robot b.l n lie q o. an se o5h,u
sio~sd needle Sth the bodT s2ce1, DfI
Woo and DofsmUs, .ad per'oIs sho sItA them 80
Io5a Sweeney, as-aEt A. tie Dad House rroDfAtsd =
tssi uosy of b. Lr-siocs vitDsss . 80
d. A@sn IsIAsT, A1-a.s - tn New IA Asosl 'ol'
.g' sst,f ChsTistfy n Germany under L-eE son % r.
particular sttsbi he s,ur o. psAsoas asflDs
'lgs. )eas sou4sii-. tbs af,raofy ey
sD.ue s8d rsssi s's-t1es the Core
Een ,'tt TEN Daso, ID .nH~hs 80 iErsse' - en'as
d. Zsuks s.rsd IL the poGao-tea sxaDscAi ADD ts
IA arsJsis az the boy " NJ ssph,ns ant ts7te5
he, Tic IL ..eIs eepcs9sd WITH Ues.