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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

\ YANKEE STosy The Yankees |
am told, take the advantage Of the canni
bal propensities in the rats. 4 clever
Yankee being much troubled with rats,
aud being determined to get rid of them,
tried every possible plan, but without
success. At last he got lot Of rats and
shut them in cage; they deyoured one
another till only single one was left
He then turned this one loose, who, ex-
cited with the blood of bis fellow rats,
and having become genuine cannibat,
killed and ate all the wild rats he could
find on the premises .-Baehtands Nat,
HaOry
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
TuECENruRY ON SIcKLEs.---The Ce.

TuECENruRY ON SIcKLEs The Cen
tury says of Dan. L. Siekles:
"The assassination of Key threw no
new light on his character 1t was as
well known before his nomination as it is
now. Probably no candidate was ever put
up for popular election in this country
who received three thousand votes, and
who was generaly known by the voters to
be such man as he is. 1t was notorious
that he was oxiled from every virtuous
threshhold or if he ever gained admit
tance to any, it was in some rare case
where rumor had not preceded him."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

"DIRrY Doc - John Petit Cd. D. }
the Slavery. worshiping Ex-U. :. Senator
from Indiana, repudiated by e people
of his State, has been appointed and con
frmed Chief Justice of Kansas, in place
Of the Infamous Lecompte
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

In proof the best watches can be made
by-machinery, it is said that more than ten
thousand American movements have been
manufactured at Olthan, Massachusetts,
during the past year, not one Of which has
been returned on account of imperlection
Of workmanship or action.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

The Doys of Kansas, in prison in
Western Missouri on the charge of slave
stealing, may now be regarded as perfect
ly safe. The St Joseph West, Of the 9Th,
prononnces the statement that they had
been hung a mischieyous hoax.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

aas-A young man in Troy wrote to Hor
ace Greedy, requesting his autograph, aud
received the following reply:
young man you can bein better bus
iness than in sending for any persons au
togaph. IL, GREELY.
One Of the O'Connels was applied to
for his autograph: He replied
"Sir, | give my autograph to no man.
Yours, DAN'L O'CoNNEL."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

Three more State election will take
place this spring, viz; Connecticut, April,
/, Rhode Island, April6, aud Virginia,
May rs. In each of these States a Gov
ernor is to be chosen, and also members
to the next Congress. The result will be
looked for with a good deal Of interest
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
Exchange Ohce!!
TAIIORING TT

rI,he Subscriber has resumed the tailoring hnsi
ness at the old stand, one door North Of
Urovn.s furniture store where he will take pleas
ure In waiting Oh those who may favor him with
their custom, Clothing made on short notice. IN
the latest and best style and at prices 10 suit the
rmes. w bLLioii'
Upton. Dec. Ath. ni9f
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

FRAup.-A fraudulent issue Of bonds
of Marshall county, has lately been
made to the extent of about $97 900,
protesting to be payable in one, two,
three aud four years
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

S1r } udge Holt, the newly appointed
Postmaster-Geueral, is kentuckian.-
He is son-iu-law of ex Postmaster G en-
eral Wickiitfe, and brother in-Iaw Of Sen.
ator Yulee Of Florida.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

Esg" An honest son of Erin, green from
his peres s'rinations. put his head into a
lawyers Office and asked the inmate
can what do you sell here -
"Blockheads," " replied the limb of law.
"Ooh, then to be sure, said Pat, "it
must be good trade, for see there is
but one Of them left
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
ALVIN BAGLRY. JOHN bAbhEf'
BagIcys' Carriage shop.

WYE would announce to EJaIXs< at,-@@ns
w the citizens Of Upton l.rs1GrN ~
and surrounding county, .s--x1..S--sss< ss<ENaE..-.
that xe are prepared to do all kinds Of WAC.
ON and CARRIAGE WORK. with neatness
and dispatch. shop opposite the south east cor
ner Of pnblic square. We know the times are
hard, and we have regulated our prices accord
ingiy. x~All kinds of produce taken In ex-
chan Ke for woAk. Give Us call.
A. A j. A. RAGLEY.
Y;pton, Aug. IN, lsss, pfs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

asa- High tariffs are necessity when
ever enormous sums OF mouey are to b.
raised -- WoMiaqton Union.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
THOMAS HANNA.

4 TroaNET Al LAW, aud General Land
II Agent, Wilton, Masoatine Co., Iowa ,Si' "lh
u al 10 any blsiuess entrusted to nIm' IN Mus
.t.uc. Cedar, or aIi1tniH- Counties III loNa' -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
YOUR SEEDS,

How about these? Have you secured
Wheat and Corn and Oats for seeding?
or are you going to risk some you have on
hand Would it not be wise to get the
best you can find ? and do it in time -
L you have saved your seed, as you ought
to have dcne, now is the time to test them.
Get some dirt, and give them thorough
trial in your kitchen. Some seed scW
not gro,o this year. Such is the case
every year. Do not allow yourself to be
caught. Some have not saved seeds --
Such ought motto delay another day
Procure them at once, aud see that you
get the best Last season, men were
securing the country for seed corn when
every hour was precious as gold. II wiH
be done his year. Who is to be the
lucky man
In buying seed corn, how will it do to
try something different from what We
| have been growing. Our corn has failed
to ripen for the past two years. Would
it not be well to try something little
earlier in maturing? There are varieties
Of corn which will ripen in eighty to
ninety days; and at the same time, yield
fully as much to the acre as our larger
varieties. The improved "Dent," aud
the king Phillip both yield largely
and ripen very early.
Perhaps you might exchange seeds
with some Of your actualntancos, much
to the benefit of both parties, Some.
tunes, good varieties of Wheat, Oats aud
Corn, will deteriorate when used upon
the same ground for number OF years.
Think of all these things, and remem Der
that upon good seed depends yaw crop,
! at least to certain extent. Attend to
| this matter at once.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
Holm III Es.R,

rTORNEY AND COUN>ELLok Al
= LAW ohce al his residence near ilp'o"
c., lar County, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
j. J. Rider,

EHERAL LAND AGENT Il SolAhi wv
(T Lie, At WILroN, Iowa way
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26
LAW CARDS.
II, G, pIkTT,

ArroaSsY AM CcUN-rLtoH At LAW.
NJ. Pure ma e and sell Real Estate. locate
w Land Warrants, attend to the Pay ment OF
Taxes, Invest,gat ton OF titles, ,conEeyahcins, &c.
rarticalar ntention x,ven To cuilectious All
bis,uAss iutru-tei to his car, viii b. atte"ded
irwin Pronptne-s and Fidelity.
TOtfice in the Court House Wsth Tie he-
or Ter. Upton, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-03-26

Is this hauled home, and good supply
cut for your springs burning? Remem-
Der, every mans time is woth dollars
next month, and the month following .-
Do not ,caste time next month in cutting
wood which ought now to be ready for
the FIRE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-22

Sttf6en Bapier Dein SAmuftalfen Mir
oaour9 niht Idnerer nerben, aber Dein Ser,
leldter, bcff' id) Da bolt Dn mein erlteS @es
ldent, oos crite Staf Bapier 5
Gr 3O9 einen Brief aus leinem 8ulen berpor,
III ano .re'4te ibn Der SSniSin oar. Sizes Die
Aorelle, ia9te er. ~ 90 ''.
Die a0niSiu las van sc. @rceaeu3, pen
9trrn 9rafen BON 0aroenbers, Derseit auf
Dem Sano9ut @rObnoe." - We ? fraate bic
fOnl9ln aufbtidenO, unp ben GSnis nit freuois
gen S!lfen anldauenb. QBie, lneiu Ireuno.
Du, D1 lelbit bait an 9arOen6ers seldrieben :?
ger a0niS nifte. Sd ieIblt, iuete er ii.
llnb mas, ObiaSe mir, was balt Ou seldries
ben? -5. ..sis4' - = p :
SD babe ibn uuiSeforoert, laleunis unb I'M.
8elaumt beber tu fcmmen, uno menn er ben
Wfutb uuo Die 6reuOi9teit baju fiblt, bic
StaatSSeIAdfte 81 iibernebnlen. '..
4ber Du weiBt, oaB NapoIecn e8 nidt min,
Dup 9aroenberS Dem Minilter lei. r.
SD BIN lest wieoer Serr III uleineu 2anpe,
un0 t9 pia es tleiben
J(opOtepn bat teicblen, caR O1rcenbero iib
nl4t anf 5man5s Weilen Der Neltpep5 ndbern
~ " >~NTNN ~ StVIl'S VSlDett.- tOSVeUlef
tpeurer 6reuno, 9e1pOleon bat 6lroenberg i'll
ben Sann 9etban! +. +, ~ -
> SD hebe ben 8ann uuf unD rufe Saroenbera
gu mir W:nu er Wutb bat, wiro er tommen.
uno lDenn ct Oa 1T, tperpen mir uuS l9on bes
muben, NapOleOnS Corn gu behwiatlsen. Sat
lest gu ttel gu tbuu nit ieinen ScH3eltsIeier.
lI4telten unb leiner iuu9en Sllletin, wuo nidt
Set baten, li& barum gu timnern, Of Der
feline &0niS BON PreuBeu lit einen anbsrn
WtIniter wdbl'. Bouen ltrisens aud flua II.
belonnen banbeln, unO uerluden, es in @Ite
Don JtapOlecn gu erlangen, Dap er ben 6arbens
berg mlecer bel mir ld6t. Sann einen Wiini.
lter ntdt 9ebrauhen, Der nln porl1ldst, bic
Yscpi'S SdleIien gut Ollli9 binsuseben, unp
tteue llntertbanen wte cine Waare 3n pertaulen.
4ltsnltein lsu fort uno Sarnenbere an leiue
Stclle treten. SD bab' ibn serulen! Wenn er
Elm gutter Yatriot 1T, wiro er fommen, unD piro
auh lein poupt beu9en, uub an ben &aier
9tdpcleOn etnen reumltbi9en Brief l9reiben,
oamlt er einwiu0t, ouB 9lrreubers bel uns
btsIbt.
(6UrtleBunA fpl9t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-22

beban0eIt alle 6rGntbetten.
Or. 8aatet wirb belDnbert Nufmsrtlamieit auf
fOIssnSe ebel p.rwenben Saasn Grtdltunstn ausseb-
runs Brdune Snuena Mabma, euftrStrenentuntuns unb
anbere 9uftr6tren nb &uu8enbe. @le6aGs wtrb NIT
sdn beIpn6erm GeiB ate 5autube bebanbeIn als 5It.
peb Serppben Rbeumdtismus, (bbt9en wte hrrntfbsn)
Neuralae SGlasau6 @ptltpfe DssrtpFe (6dmOrrtUbenJ
aplbene aber unb ale Aen asnIbe 3eterbdwerben unb
Rrdnibeten Der e6Grme; beseleen de rOtinen Rrdnt.
bdten Der GebGrme besgleGen dae rpnen 6rdntbeiten
bes retbItGsn @sf1le6tes Iub ber &inber.
Or. tee bat 1000 3eueniHe fnes DUIfGnbI9sn Grs
fDeeS BET htr Sur 6rsbsgbwren alien qDun6en
GeIdwiiren ftln, @sinbtGpn, RrCpn, @ef6Wufen unb
Beulen aler @rt unb pbne &nUenbuns bes Weltrs. De
,ulebtaenannen ueb f6nneu ntt mf @OrreipCnben3 Be-
ba.6 Il weben ipaeeru bic Rranten mullen I inter per-
lbnli6e Nuif@t bes DpttCrS Helm, n
pr. 9aaee Bat en nsaes 5utbnm ent6edt, rel&ts ben
Ien6ung 6es uers bt Sebtrat 2uses wisbr berRet
Au6 eurirt ir aae 0stben Der
Wngem rn0 Sbren,
pbne Mnwenbune bes Wers Dbe Der NabeI Hnb bd Gets
etne prrtreHte NuSwab punberODuen tdnten Mugen
unb Tampanums Strens3rpmmeln Dprrdtbt9, pdNenb
fr iepes @e6let unb Mlter, unb etnseiebt In Wnuten
Dr. atee tf elmer bet BefHifteen un6 berubntefen
leBt tberbn Aere unb Gburern ua6 fetn 0u fan tn iebr
Etabt Der QDelt anerfdnnt. @l u 'tlls
AQe an Dr. 8adtse abrelErtea 9rte aus traen6 enent
Orte wel6en 10 &ts. btte6lOtn nb unb berep Snbolt
raAem ber iraenb eue Rranbet betrit fnben prO
BeaniWDrtune aud werbea rpniIe uebel riftlt beban.
bel nit Iusnabme 6ere wtIGe feline rer6nlte BsanIpru.
dung fDrbern.
aS- @ef6Gftsfunten BON l1br Mprsens bts
1pr Nbeubs. Dr. Badtee
Np. "a 4ertnstDnRr., spI6en Gbdrles- Y. 2tbertbar
SuItl5N Baltimore, Wb
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-22
9eeue unb billi9e
8 a p E t E It

in Jtre. 13 ytcrb.@abtraBe.
Der ltntsr3s&nete tdlt tets bas srSbts Eager BON
Xapeten
tem neueRen oef6mddpCaten SHUTTER Qdbeu parurs
Spemmtr 3BirbShnben, ga ale n ebenfp feline Ken er.
bDrbs unS 0prbdnse 0tnnn Bltnbs 0enttiande Qatten
unb NObr 8lenben, @nfasbanb, Sannr unD audfen an
2anb ws er u ben btlsaen pstien Srlauft GGe weI&e
Sl6e o16et au faufin wunlen Uuen fb niene 9Baaren
"nD bic 9rttsts ka8u anisbea tbe s anbsrswO taufen
gB TIT a nj 8. Griffith,
a. Nt 10 Sapfr., 9e9enaber Der g6rtfttrbe.
MDtbdar 9araBen wsrbsn auf 8eiteuug anaefertta
2aPttsa DOn ben beea Irbern Gnel un6 gut ausema&t
27IR1ra6IR .
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Die SpeDers' icl5c Y0weilbro,,ere;-

OTflce: ytc. 257 Bpmerh, sc. 81.
Ote Aatmtrflamtett 9Dirtben un6 @cnfn mSrtsrh
SaeerDter Ulro au bic unnfebsnb NnoIss
otsrs 9eentf wel9e DDn Or. GbtItpn bem mshISsia
sl uhaipN@ta epen tier genah wrrhe rbssh5Atsst,
~ aV anen 9 rnoerglet6lt6e 0Dr3sIidistt t
ss, Iags ~ seTs 6a6 ftne na@bcilien 3mtbetsnvsn
u' AaIt 0etpeltp tc. &C., brmiebeit aenUmmen msr
Ost um nars Fem oass stnen trlser9ea @lan III ptbtn
uaeter Cranerft peroen bic fdnfen SudIftSten
SOa @erre lpcn nns ftb senaI3D unb S0pfen msIHs IN
pen SsTsnt9ea Saatsn, CANADA europa ~ bobsn ns
g,1 l.ana1pffs.
3udefOH = S-s Ss
Sarts &eetltOH arpmatf6er u peseabasr @rttast Ca
gSttn vs. ane &Stsniaure t@as) - E.~ 5S e
SIN 9an3en 400 90
ma@ PtrSnii9sr @in bta i'd su uebsr,euauna aes
tpmms eas oees Spepsrsi&e 9assrtier mad Ben nsIasn
Tnsn9dfn Gsn 9,unbfsen sebraat it nb Sos oross urn
at ~ pr answapl Der hetel 0naGten BON Serife un
20pTtn 8fwanet purb Obiee Analpfs wurbe psm SAu@
a'en M Sa9efots msSen msne 5seenpart BON Serliebe.
nen 6dern TT Den Ree berj96weabrnnere en- ur
zen gsmat an0 6e beaste InapS befunSsf ste OnaIitS
eho 0lnnpetf res Stsret wets nnr aetn BON aIi unk
pOplsn sseraat UOreea IT, als sn bGtstdes r INF unb
III 9een Sauen ais ETH mdgsnfdrfeh beS efrifdenDes uns
OHpes pat ffsS Bier 8tpben lDeo uub Derotsnt bic oo
Bebrl 3mt = Ghsm,a - ~ -
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Scbrember'a N1nfeIT

NJ, -. Stteorttllr No. 19, neben lSapetteIfr.
sststsa G M glase bic bsfs aufnabm, anS aate
;h & VI Sgene hspt bic bette Aaswabl BON eGnfe mS ss
NJ SanGe pes 9aaes fam mud Der Rcrte aeIptst per6
Yste ~ e las bsqaemfe nsrt6tst u6D itea i'm SH,t
; n Osr otdof ann barer befOnDers @usw9rtosn To-
~'s ar andbeeH befens smpfOblra rrrsen ~
Wdrs8 ,3mt p G f'' ''' ''uV'" S'H'Eu1"
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T@Fna.

Fac daiIyl BAL TIMORE wEKCRR iss s,shs,o
very morning (Ckcspt Sunday and il dsIiveTaa
Cafrlefs 70 oity oaOacrioers at Cts. per wscA.
The WECKER is also delivered inthe Cite,
SasAington and Wheeling daily by Carriers,
Pricefor Mail Subscribers of the daily wHoR
f3. so in advance,
&1- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER il nuhIk.
he'd every Friday at So per annum and 81 nara
months in advance. rs ff P
ADvERT1ssEMENTs on Reasonable terms
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-22

Cts tasJtat > gnItimsre, gUt6tr" trlSsirt
tesa viOrsta Cmtt !aasadbms bes SOnntsss) unb
tSHet Gents per gDp1e, an bie Trdser aaRISar.
Der ,,g0Gfer" wrb ebenfnGs In gDaltiHGtUn unb
0etsItn8 tdsIt6 bur& Erdeer ben abOnnsnstn
tns 9auS befpret.
Darb bic pOR UrrIenset tORst Der tieIi1s gDsder"
$500 per Sabr, IN unbeetneter 8prdusb {.
lgn9.
&s- Oa3 70 old E n la t bes Baltimore Beder
ri&etnt e6sn Breitaa un6IiOfst abr1ttt 50 in unSe.
Stn8ter 8DrduSbeiaa!Gne.
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&OblenGl ri
SOblcm6II
Rpblen0l
pie aOelsnSl: nnb parUHtne- smpasnte SON Baltimore
papen oele S beeeutenb rertr SerDpQtOmmnft unb
bttten osm gnblttum nun tn tbrer Nteberlage
yto. Il Welts tsBaltinicreltrlBe
BET srDBsn auanate: wte Bet Der 9tnte en Obsn6l unb
parDftns an, oas an
Seue unb @laa3 beS 2i6tes
Spar1 r1amteit beim 8rennen unD
odn3lthe8 6reiiein bon ollem Oampf IL. @eruh
tubertrCffen nwerbem tann.
Bet einem 80aenberag IL Cents per Gun6e aibt
ein 3f welHes ttm BON autsn Ias- -2tbtern eleSmmt
SAMPLER unb terpetauer erbaten auf 0erlanaen YrO.
ben, unb Gcnnmenn BON &SblenD tSnnsn I'll bur etOmeS
anf4anen tn eaesn er aVmpasnte Der ae unb Blts
felt bes i6tes uberssugen. 81 Esbr19,H
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Stntpn'S OOteI.

Oapettelfr., 5wil4en @5ups uno SrllioopltruRe.
NJ ..sba. .,,. a.il'3 Salt: more.
eie bette 8eSenuno @oN"o' H''t" BuIe Aufnapme uuh
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-16

maintaining an honest character .su,,;, "A a
ouo,e such an opinion against na1ural'. .,a
s;.;zens-when their case, in fact. woa'a
no, be any different from that , o. n;'' so
born Americans, even as criminals
insult 70 adopted citizens
This reference to Mr.. Marcy Is un'
,nctv for the defenders Of cass, N al.
other respect. The former Secretary Pa'
himself on record, I'm thi. same huse-
mann letter, as a vindicater OF the riSn 4.
of American citizens'o Of every sort Inc
+ following extract from that able aocu.
,nept. is in marked contrast to the 'a'ne
surrender of his venerable successor
"Whenever by the operation OF tue 'as
Of nations an individual becomes cio'neo
with our national character, be he na'.se
born or naturaized citizens, an exile driV'
en- from his early home by political op
preston, or an cmmigran. entieed 'fci
it by the hopes of better fortune io'
himself and his posterity, he can clam
the protection of the government, ana i
may respond to that claim without oeln'
obliged to explain its conduct to any tor
eign power, for it is its duty to make ~
nationality respected by other nations
and respectable in every quarter OF IN
| globe
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-16
Hon. Caleb Bald win.

The unanimity of the. action OF the
Republican Convention in nominating
this gentleman for the supreme Bench,
is satisfactory testimonial to his ablli-
ties. From the. fact that he has for a
few years past been residing in the vest
ern part of the State, he has not been so
prominently before the public as form
erly. His admirable qualifications as
Judge, were made apparent on the DIS
trict Bench in the Jefferson District
Since he removed to the west he has
been engaged in large practice, the best
in the west His character is widely c.
tablished for soundness Of judgment,
breadth of legal comprehension, fairness,
aud legal learning. lie is diligent, care
full, faithful. No case will be hastily
considered, nor neglected by him. And
he is a, prompt in the discharge of duty
as he is faithful. His nomination was
considered for months before the conven.
ton, as probable, and much pans were
taken by leading Republicans to ascer-
tain his upquestiopable fitness for that
Office. There need be no doubt on that
score. Learned in the law, prompt in
dischar-ing his judicial functions, and OF
unblemished integrity, he will add new
lusture to the Supreme Bench of Iowa.
Having such candidate in the west,
it was but a just compliment to the live
Republicans of the slope to adopt him
heartily, support him enthusiastically
They gave US large gains last year, with
out a candidate. They will give us more
this year with a candidate so well worthy
of universal support -lowa Citizen.
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The Welcome at Oberiin.


Mos than two thousand persons net
the "Rescuers" at the cars at the depot
on heir.rcturn TO Oberlln last night, the
9Th. The entire Fire Department of Ober
lin turned out to meet their returned
bretacrn, some Of whom were Of the num-
Der imprisoned. Prof Monroe welcomed
the "Rescuers" to their homes and fire
sides, and, led by the Band, the Process
sioa marched through town-which was
glare Of light from bon6res, aud was
vocal with cheers aud ringing Of bells
to the big brick church, where dense
mass Of three thousand people crowded to
welcome the "Reseuers." Father Keep
WAS called to preside.
Father Keep said that they had met
for the purpose of hearing from those
who had just been released from Jail, aud
concluded his remarks by introducing
Hon. Ralph Plumb, who was received
with unbounded enthusiasm.
Mr.. Plumb briefly stated the motives
which had prompted them to remain in
JAIL and explained the manner Of their
deliverance, assuring his friends that they
had come forth with their honor uutarn,
ished, and without the smell Of FIRE upon
their garments; in proof Of which he
concluded by reading tho leading article
in the Paialealer OF last evening.
Prot Peck next took the stand, and
made very impressive speech. He al
luded feelingly to the different events in
| bis own life, which made the deepest in
preston upon his mind, and referred
particularly to the hour when, as Christ
ian patriot, he offered his heartfelt thanks
for the delivery Of the boy John from
his pursuers and then to the day when.
as a criminal be was arraigned at the bar
Of the U. S. Court, charged with crime
IN sympathizing with the oppressed, to
tie dav when be was cast into prison, aud
finally to the occasion which had called
out the immense audience before him.
His experience had taught him that "it
was not all Of life to 1.-Two.
Father Gillctt, who was ang since sent
home, because the Governments was
ashamed to prosecute so venerable patri
OF, was called out and made o speech,
WHICH was received with unbounded Gu
thusiasm.
Several Of tho speakers alluded to their
fellow prisoner Bushnell who still had
few days to remain in Jail, and promised
him hearty welcome when he returned
again to his home
II was now quarter to twelve, AID
still the immence audience, filing the
church to its utmost capacity, remained
without the appearance of fatigue. 4
prayer was then offered by Prof Morgan,
and the meeting closed by singing the
Doxology, in which all the congregation
joined.
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Foreign News..Addisional by the Humsa.
Ran.

A dispatch dated 18th June, from the
Emperor to the Empress Eugene, says
that the enemy Withdrew last night. and
that nc slept in the room occupied in the
morning BY the Emperor Of Aus,ria.
Gen, Mel has been appointed Marshal
Of France.
The Austrian troops crossed the Min.
o.for the purpose Of attacking the French
with their whole force, but we're obliged
to abandon their position and withdraw
to the left bank Of the river, aftes BLOWN:
up the bridges at Goito.
The Emperor also says We took
thirty cannon 1000 prisoners.
4 private dispatch Gays that the Aus.
trans had $4,000 placed hors -dp com5af