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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-08

YELLOW SPRINGS COLLEGE.
T1HE Trustees and patrons Of yellow Spring
L College beg leave to call the attention Of the
public 70 the advantages offered by this Institution
70 those who wish to secure education.
LIST. 1t location in the midst OF farming CON-
nunity, remote from the temptations incident to
large towns secures for the student that quiet %
sasoEable to study. Kossuth, small village
arenas the Institution, Ia sixteen miles north of
Darlington, and 10 everywhere noted for the healthi-
ness Of is location, and the morality Of its cit
sens.
ID. In poist Of economy, THO Institution enjoys
an advantage over any other with which We are
acquainted. Board, including room furnished and
kept, can be had for 81 70 per week, with libcr-
al reduction for prepayment Board without
room 81 80. There are also many vacant rooms in
the village, which young men desiring to econo-
mixe, may rent, and supply themselves with pro-
visions, mt great saving Of cost Young men of
approved piety, having the Ministry in view, can
0f connected with the New school Preshy terrain
Churchl, receive from the Education Fund $50 per
year and their tuition paid by Scholarships at
present vacant.
Sd. lie have largest and most complete Philo-
sophical and Chemical Apparatus in the State.
4th. The Facu ty, composed OF experienced Pro-
fessors and Teachers, give their chos time 70 tbs
work Of instruction.
With all these consideratons in our favor, vi
confidently make our appeal to the public fo
students and funds TO complete the endowment Of
the College.
The nert FERN begins Sept. 7th, 1859.
For further partic ulsrs, address Hon. WI. HAR
YxR, or H. LxosAHD, Esq, kossuth, Dss Nome,
County, Iowa.
Aug. 81, SOD
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-17
The Ohio T.. y. Marshal.

The papers in Ohio are roas.iu. Mat
johnson, L. S. Marshal of the Northern
district Of that State, on the sridiron OF
public seorn. He is the same indiyidua al
who mad, himself So conspicuous in the
oberlin prosecutions. His las. exploit
was at Harper's Ferry, where he wor-
ried confession gu. of Copeland. He
held an inquisi.ion on the terrified negro,
who with death staring him in the face.
and subject to all the mean ingenuity Of
this professional doughfaee, was na,ur-
ally willing to answer in whatever way
would save his life. VIVA, johnson was
afte was to get the scared aarkey TO
implicate such Republicans in Ohio as
he might name. But, although John
sen framed the questions aud wrote
down the answers to suit himself, ell
he succeeded in extorting was, that lie
says Copeland says Ralph and Samuel
Plumb Of Oberliu, gave him SIS to bear
his expenees to join old Brown, (Which
the Pluabs denyl and that woman in
Cleveland knew that he was going to
Virginia to help old Brown run off
slaves. This is all the information the
dirty cur pretends to have bullied out
Of the saivcring negro. Blu. it is not
The Republican papers alone which are
udignan, at the conduct OF the Federal
oimp. The following appeared in the
,rgan Of the Ohio Democracy, the Gin
'innati Enquirer. Of last Friday
Press and Tribune.
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THE HAMPERS FERRY TRAGEDY.
Don't Hang Old Brown! Don't Modest
AMyhpdv.

From the N Y. Journal Of Commerce, tpro-s,svery
Onr readers vii! have inferred from
what We hare already said that we should
be sorry TO see these infatuated men put
to death, however much they may de.
serve it. We should deeply regre, it, ii
the Executive of. Virginia should not
interfere to prevent this event. We
have confidence in Governor Wise in re-
.atsoa to this matter Lie MAJ be too
rash in his judgment, but We are sure
that he is man Of humane and generous
feelings. john Brown, ..Old Brown Of
Is he il called. deserves
to die. Let him have fair trial and be
to death, ~ he well merits,
but let Executive clemency commute
bis punishment into lon. life inprison-
aent IL tie peni.eutiary, at hard work.
1t the same punishment b. inflicted on
.is guilty associates. Virginia can at. !.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-11-17
SHERIFF SALE

Rf VIRTUE Of Special Execution to mc.ai.
- reeted, issued from the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court in anu for the Caan,v ~
Cedar aud state of Iowa. in favor Of Jon.
BENSON. aud against CHRISTIAN iosa have
itsaed upon the following property. as the nrnn.
e!sy 81 The said CHRISTIAN LoNs, to.wi.. The
southwest quarter Ut the northeast u.n4. - ~
section thirty five t35 in township eighty. one fs,
hortu OF range three ID, west Of the 5th y Al
Win the sppartenances thereon: also, twenty-siS
tzh1 acres bounded as follows o-sit. r.nm.n.
ing II the northwest corner of the na,,ha.s.
quarter ofthe northeast quarter Of section ,wc,,'
..e'sat Is. In township eighty 1891, north ~
'.hSe three ~ west Of the 5th T. NJ, thence ms
ming cas-. along the north line OF said nor,.sa.,
auA1er Iorfy 100 rods. thence south on ! lina
parallel TO the west line Of said nasthsa., e,..a
one hundred and four lln4l rods th,rce -. " "
a'he parallel to the west line Ut said nor.hsa..
quarter forty tlhl rods 10 The ives. line ~ 49,
northeast quarter. thence north alone said 49, $50
Inc one hundred and four II a ~ ,lss
o. beginning. with The appartsnances lie r.s..
~ "i SAID land situated in Cedar euua.y 80.
AM siaii oh-f fac same for sale i, ral.ts. ~.
cry At the Court House door in The ,a., :, ~ ri
ton. IN said county. on Saturday lnth ~
December, A. ID. 1859, between ia 49,, 1"y VI
o'clock A. N. and O'Clock ?. Al ar 90
satisfy said execution and costs THAI ma, s. -
thereon e may accrue
's IN -. 9, aovelaher, A. D. 1859.
. GEORGE HNBER Sher,r
Of Cedar coun,,. Io~.
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ford to show this clemency. She has
nething 70 1cse BY il.
live ars asked, Why wc are opposed
to putting these wicked men to death,
We would cay tbat We are opposed to It On
three grounds. Farss: Because il would
convert them into lNaryrsin the estima-
ton Of many misguided people. Death
has wonderful effect in such cassss. 1t
often nakcs men Martyrs for very insult
fcicnt reasons. But imprisonment for
lite would only make then, tsloas. Few
ncn sympataize with the fson; almest
ail have tears to shed for the MARTY
John Brown should not be made mar
tyr: he is not worthy Of it. In the second
place, the putting of these miserable men
to death in the present excited state Of
public feeling, would cxasperatc, instead
of giving time for cool reflection. TIE
latter Is what is now needed by the masses
Of the people in all sections of our coun-
try. Aud in the third place, the impris-
onmcnt of these men for life, aud hard
labor, would answer all the euds of JUS
tice. Most OF the band Of desperadocs
were killed in the struggle Their weak
and foolish attempt demonstrated that
| the slaves around Harper's Ferry, in Vir,
ginia and Maryland, are attached and
faithful to their masters; there is there.
fore nothing to be gained by inauguratine
system of terrorism, when it is so man
ifestly unnecessary @
For these rcasons-wc might assign
moro if the occasion required tive dc
most earnestly hope that the Executive
Of Virginia will not allow matters to be
pushed to an extremity. II often holds
of the execution Of the law as of the
nature Of the law, that the old lega
axiom is true:
Summum jus sumn,a inyuria.
Let moderate and generous counscls
now prevail, and not vindictye and blind
feeling. sE ~a
With regard to these abolitionists, who
may be shown, in tho course of the tria
Of Brown and his associates, to have been
privy to this base act Of conspiracy, WI
would be sorry to see the Governor b
Virginia demanding their surrender Al
the hands of the Governors of the State.
within whose limits they live. Tn tn.
present state of feeling, it is not likely
that any prominent man would be giver
up. And if given up, 1t is not at al
probable that tier complicity could b
established Ly such eritlence as the Tar
courts demand.
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pB- Why is it thos the Democrat has
not informed its readers of the effort
being made by the Democrats to Dust Mr.
Bradshaw from the Office of Sheriff 1t
is not ignorance on the part of the editor,
for his name is on the bond l. it be.
cause it is ashamed to let it be known
that the party is engaged in an attempt
to thwart the acknowledged wishes of a
minority of the people Of tho county ?
Great is popular Sovereignty with
such Democrats.
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Brown. who went 70 Kansas, = hs
himself av RS, not to reside, but 70 take
pr. in the fray, thers-the I'm ~ho,
after entering into the cosnict, mas
been praised for killing Missoariaus.-
He is now under arrest for killing peace.
able citizens insthe stresss ut Harpcrs
Ferry, and also for tho crime VI h'gh
treason.
Cook, the principal rid 10 Brown IN
hi. murderous attack at Harper's Ferry.
Here are three of the leaders Of tIo
scenes and troubles Of Kansas. Inc
people are beginning to sec the kind Of
material that figured there, making po-
litieal capital for Brown Republicans
| Hartford Times.
Neither Lane, Brown nor Cook, have
| received aid or comfort from tho Kepub-
licans, in their lawlcss acts. Instead OF
being rewarded they have been censured
| and condemned.
But how is ii with Democratic Kan
sas Leaders," Their ousragcs have not
only been approved and palliatcd BY the
/ Democratic press, but rewarded by the
I
S. w. Clark, murdered man named
Barber, by shooting him 10 the back
| For this practical illustration Of modern
Democracy, he was made Purser IN
the Navy.
Jamcs Gardner, who co.opcrated
with Clark in the mnrdor OF Barber, was
appointed Postmaster At Lawrence.
Jones beaded the mob which sacked
Lawrence. He was paid off with lucra-
tive Office in New Mexico.
| Frederick Emery, one Of the murder
ers of Phillips, at Leavenworth, was
compensated by the appointment OF Re
ceiyer of the Land Office at Ogden.
J. Murphy, who helped in the as
sassination of Phillips, aud who was no,
toriously one Of the gang by whom
Hops was murdered, was made Agent
for the Pottawo,tamie Indians
Rush Elmore, who made perseyer-
ing effort to assassina.o j. II. kagi, was
elevated to the oGicc of U. s. District
Judge. -...
Russell and Naldell furnished teams
and provisions to the Border Rulfiaus,
who invaded Kansas and seized the bal,
lot boxes in 1856. For this they have
been given immense contracts by the
Government ...-..
Other assassins and rufiians have been
the recipients of Executive favors.-
Contrast with these instances the stern
disapprobatiou by the Republicans, OF
Browns mad outbreak, aud say which
has done tho most to encourage violence.
ALBANY Epcniag Journal
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The { aa,.rstoMn Trials.

CuAgLEsTows, Nov. s.-Tic excite
men. in regard to the trial OF the liar
per's Ferry eonspirasors still continues
and fair progress is being made By TIL,
Conr. in the disposal OF the eases. The
case Of the free negro Copeland was
brought To close On Saturday p. NJ
The Jury finding verdict Of no, guilty
Of treason as charged in tile frs. count ol
the indictment, he rot being recognized
as citizen and guilty of the conspiracy
with the slaves TO rebel and ct murder
as charged in the second aud third
counts. The case was ably argued BY
Andrew Hunter on behalf Of the State
The prisoner was defended by Geo Sen.
mott, Of Boston, who laborcd with much
zeal for his client
A bill of exceptions and motion for
the arrest Of judgment was entered bv
the prisoners counsel, which will be dis
posed OF tomorrow morning.
CASE OF CAPT. COOK.
The court assembled at 10 o clock 4
NJ. on Monday and was called to order
by Judge Parker.
The Grand Jury was sworn aud imme-
d,ately proceeded to their room to cou-
slider tho case Of Capt Cook.
\ number Of witnesses were summoned
and the jury was absent about three
hours.
On the assembling Of the Court. Mr..
Harding, the prosecuting attorney, stated
that as number Of witnesses in the
case of Cook who would not be in Ste.
phens' case were present, he would. If
agreeable to the counsel on the other
side, move to take up the case Of COX
first.
Thomas G. Green, Esq, Que Of the
counsel for Cook, said as tie counsel had
not had time to read the indictment and
had not yet decided what plea to euter to
The charge be was unable to proceed in
he case, and would prefer that the com.
nonvealth would proceed will, the case
II Stephens, which would allow them time
o'prerare for the case of Cock.
The case of Stephens was called un.
md Stephens was accordingly broagL. /
nto Court and placed on mattrass. lie |
; looking pale and haggard, abstenance /
rem food and the large quantity Of med /
cine taken by him having had 4 decided
fleet. He bears up under his wounds
vlsh much tor,i,ude, is seldom heard to
aurmer Ills counsel, Mr.. Sennott, who
lad endeasored to have his trial moved
Q an adjoining eoun;y, but was refused,
ppeared, and the cmpanneling Of the
ary was proceeded with After a cou.
lderablc number Of jurymcn had teen
btaincd, Mr.. Hunter arose aud said that
9 had just received dispatch WHICH
onld probably interfere with further
roccedings in tho empannelling of
,.y. lie then read the foliowin. dis.
atch from Gov. Wise:
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. To Andrew
!. Hunter Dear Sir:-I think YOU
Id better Try Cook and hand Stephens ,
-er to the Federal authorizes.
Respectfully.
Signed, HENRY 4 MISE.
Mr.. Hna.es stated that he had been
correspondence Tor scse.a! days With /.
~. Wise. aud Lad in lis Possession n |
'h'her If facts In.o:tan, to the lesrl L
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TIE SpEAKERsnIp-Ed Wright Of
Cedar county-who has 30 efficiently
represented that county at two sessions
of the Legislature--and DR.. Amos Wit
ter, veteran Republican, who has had
legislative experience in this State, are
both named in connection with the
Speakcrship of the next House Either
of them would grace the position How
far they have authorized the use Of their
names we are not advised.-Dcs Noines
CIT
We have had no consultation with our
Representative elect on the subject, but
we think if this portion of the State
get the speakership, Mr.. Wright should
have it. He is an old member; and win
be, probably, the best parliamentariau in
the House. Mr.. Wright is every way
competent.
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Iowa Election.

The votes for Supreme Judges have
been canvassed, and the Republican ma
jorities range from 2,os2 to 2,t3o. The
votes for Governor are not cauvassed till
the meeting of the Legislature. Kirk.
wood has over 1900 majority, so says the
Davcnnnrt Gn-effr
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Wisconsin Election.

The Republicans have carried Wiscon-
sin BY about 8 900 majority, This is the
first time the Republicans lave elected
their whole ticket in tia, State. Two
years ago vi elected our Governor by
lis majority. How the Democrats DO
gain
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L. y. Mn gshal Johnson and his Negro Com
tcsSiDn.

We published, the other day, what
purported to be the confession of the ne
gro Copeland tn one Nat johnson, L.
$. Marshal Of Northern Ohio. The
confession should be receire4 ,ciM great
caution. As Gov Wise said, this Can
ada negro is miserable coward, and, no
doubt, told what he thought, would be
plausible to the far'y pumping him
Blu, there il another circumstance,
rhich, more than the beggarly charactcr
of the negro, should make US rcccv,
this colf .ssion with doubt, and that is.
tie character If tie ma" ,eho rornetl 1t
out cf him and care il to the norla.-
There is enough proof of an authentic
and undoub,ea character to shpw the
eomplicity of Abolition leaders with the
Harper's Ferry movement, without re-
sorting to what may be wormea out Of
a negro scared almost to death 1T the
prospec. OF tho gall VS., and especially
when written down, not BY the negro
himself, bu. By such person US JOHN
sun.
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"a The Democrat Of last week says
w sccused it "of lying" s'becsuse IL laid
the guilt Of Browns transactions upon
tho Republican party" Il is mistaken
again. II had said that 70 "dsfended
Brown and we said the statement was
false" and what was worse for the
Democrat we proved it to be "false," ard
that is why the Democrat is so much
troubled about it. 1t is not the charge
Of falsifying, bu. she proof of il, tina.
hurts the democrat. Weare glad to SEQ
that our efforts to raise tho character Of
the Democrat above its usual "low slang"
are having some effect, we hope it will
continue to improve, there is room
enough sure.
Perhaps,the Democrat is astutc enough
to see in what way its two column article
makes the Republican party responsible
for "Brown's Transactions" VIC confess
that We are not II il now evident that
Brown was led into his foray BY leading
Democrats for political effect, and articles
in tho Democrat with lengthy quotations
from the Chicago Times will not disprove
it. We have heard tho cry of "stop
thief" from similar sources before.
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ORB BRowS's SpEEcH.-A gentle.
man from Charleston, Va, who was pres.
ent when Brown made his speech, just
before his sentence was pronounced. as
sures US that reaction Of feeling took
place in the crowd almost ins.antly.
As Brown was led out to prison, the
genera! admiration for him wa express
cd on every hand. The people had seen
man aud heard him spsak-many of
them for the frs. time in their lives. -
Ntcayo press.
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DT Hon. Gerrit Smith has become in
sane so that he is confined il the Asylum
at Utica. His father was hypoehondri-
&c, and his brother was for years an in
mate of luna,ic Asylum.
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Ne w jersey.

New jersey has elected an opposition
(Republican,) Governor, BY about 1000
majority. The 'Irrepressibles" are at
work; they will make clean sweep in
1860.
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Who encourages Violence and La Miesnessl
Tie KANSAS LEADERS Lane, the
murderer OF his neighbor' who came to
his yard for pail OF water.
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New-lork mas gone Republican; elect
ing their whole ticket over the Democrats
and Americans combined
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rA- Hon. s. 4, Douglas has been dau-
gcrously i'll for some days. At the latest
dates he was improving.
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- MILWAUKEE, Nov. IT.
Returns from b equities give an as
gregato of majorities Us follows: Ran
dull, Rep. for Governor, Ii. Ill; Hobart,
Dem. 9,1G9. There are 23 COUNTIES yet
to be heard from, which in Isl. gave
small Republican majority.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON FIRST CLASS SEcf'Hrry :,
apfs 20 q AUGUSTUS HASIIANn
Pnssrass. Iowa,
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4 minister, noted fer eombinin, the
somewhat lncongurous profession Of
preacher and money lender, was making
apyayer il which was the following pc
tition: Grant that we may have more
interest in heaven"
Don't do i; - exclaimed one OF the
congregation, tdon't do 1.-THE old sin.
ner g'ts five per cent. month now, and
that's enough the Lord knows -
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HARRISON w. BAILEY,
Notary Public and Land Agent.

Particular attention given 10 Collections
Once in Butterfieids' brick building up stairs
WILTON, ArscArlss Co., Iowa.
Refereace-Tnos HANNA, Muse ,ine, Iva
November 10, ln5g-ly
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inrk EsoeaH Fred Douglas say.
down South they keep aogs to catch MIR
gers, lG: NJ North Democrats 40 il.
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kespettiu.iy,

Mr.. Hna;es stated that he had been
10 correspondence .as scsssa! days with
Gov. Wise. aud Lad in lis Possession Il
number If laets ln.o:tan, to tie lesel.
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WIN. II. PRATT, Principal and Propriet',

The necessary Teachers constantly employed in sil
departments. "
Extensive addition having been recently made t.
tae course OF instruction and facilities c. the school,
TINS institution presents opporu ntes and induce
msnss supertorto any ether Commercial College IN the
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RETAIL MARKET.
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which would have been accepted Saturday
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and there Is accumulation stock. sells
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ward slowly but the demand Is limited;
thousand bush. $ITUI red and 81 Sui 90
white. Rye has declined to 9IGO5.
New YonE, May @3-FIuur advanced 15a25c sales l35Oi
bblJ IS TSd 80 state, 81 5I rs Ohio 81 9US
for sou Wheat is S@5c higher; saIes thirteen thou
sand bush white -, 81 IS for red western and
81 ,5I 30 for MU auke Club Corn higher; twenty eight
thousand hush. sold, 9G9t for mix ed white and
Csc yellow. Oats fTIuer 5NGl Pork buoyHut
at S7 6O9 162; prime Fl5,?5g05n Bacon Guil at
81 for sides. Lard buOyaut at li559I24. Nothing
Groceries. Leather huoyRnt OILS quiet; Lnseed GG6T;
Lard Oil 95GoT[. Tallow dull at Helix Potashrs nrm
$3.50 Spirits TurPentine irm. firm. dull.
Whisky dull at Z9c.
3CmcrESATI, May 29.-F1our, after The news frcm New
York. advanced Csc per bb closing 81 rs for
Wheat firm, but unchanged Whisky dull; hoo bJs sold
Mt 26892I chiefly the latter. Provisions unchanged
Pork sold &lT and bulk sides So, averaE-
Ing $50 5. Lard may be quoted at1l911 Nothing done
in bacon Groceries dull and dropping. hOlIsSes 63S
Sugar 65SS75a Money easy; exchange firm at q
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FOREIGN NEWS

New YORK, May o3--The steamship City Of
Baltimore, from Liverpool ON the 18th inst, ar
rived ut this port at o'clock this morning, a
summary Of her advices were obtained oil Cape
Race, but the papers furnish the following adj
ditional intelligence.
The number of volunteers to the English Ma.
Wy, offered at Wallwick, was 200 daily
1t was stated confidently in the London Clubs
that Immediately on the meeting of Parliament,
Lord Palmerston will move and Mr. Russell will
second, u vote of censure on the Ministers for
having dissolved Parliament under the critical
circumstances of the times.
The 1Honiteur Beige gives notice to those
subjects who may attempt to act contrary tn
the duties Of neutrality, that they will he treat
ed as pirates abroad and be liable to proSecu-
ton 10y the Belgian tribunals.
Mrs. Sheridan AIaspsa;t n sister of Charlotte
Cushman, died at Liverpool ON the 10th.