The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-16

an officer rode up to a group Of young
ladies aud said to one of them: ri will
make you present." at the same time
pulling airing from his finger, and remark.
ing that it was made from the bone, of a
Yankee. The lady declining to receive
the ring the officer rode off with the
sncerlng exclamation; ooh! l thought
you were Southern ladies'"
Anon: the privates in the ranks Of
the Pennsylvania militia, who chased tho
rebels out Of Williamsport, is Judge
Kelly, Republican member Of Congress
from Philadelphia. How many of the
Democratic leaders who have denounced
this "radcal' Congressman as being Gas
bad as secessionist.' ere serving in the
ranks in defense Of their country?
THE DIAMOND WEDDING The New
York Tribune, which FIRST started the
story that Senior Ovicdo and his wife
late Miss Bartlett of New York-had
separated, now denies it. They are Gv-
ing peaceably together, and rich sister
of Oviedo has lately died, leaving the
pretty couple lots more of money to be
happy with.
n-A Washington dispatch to the N.
Y. Herald says the Presidents life is
considered unsafe by many persons here.
AS in allgreat political ant social crsiscs,
there are now monomaniacs whose pccu.
liar insanity points toward the assassina-
ton Of the person who yields the power
of the Government. Mutterings have
been heard in reference to the President
by persons who have this form of insani-
ty IN Washington, and the personal safe
ty of the Commander in Chief ought to
DC 'oohca after With che utmo,r diligence.
HE PRESIDENT PROCLAMATION IN
THE ARMY.-A correspondent, writing
to the Cincinnati Gazette from Helena,
Arkansas, says:
In regard to the Presidents procama.
ton of emancipation, let me say word
as to how it was received in the army,
before | close this letter. II ,cus approx.
ct Of ercrywhu,e The semi REASONABLE
Journals may croak, but it is fact indis-
putablc, that the soldiers cverywherc-I
mean the great maeses of the army-will
sustain the President in his views, as cx-
pressed III his proclamation, in sentiment,
In word, and in action. Since it came
forth [ have passed through many regi-
ments-have heard hundreds express
their opinion of it-many officers of high
rank, and | aecer harc yet heart one de-
nOUncc it-HOt enc.
A-Thc Union feeling in Eastern
North Carolina appears to be dominant
The Presidents enamel patton proclama-
tlon has been received there with great
enthusiasm by the non Shareholders.
They are to hold Il great Union mass
meeting in honor Of the event, in which
all the counties in the two neighboring
Congressional Districts are to be largely
represented. The peopls are to bring
their camps weth them and have a three
days celebration. All the candidates
for Congress in both districts are to be.
present and address the people on that
occasion. A series of Union war meet
ings is being held IN these counties.
Is5-It is reported from Washington
that intelligence has been received in
official quarters, that the Sioux Indians
in Minnesota have ceased hostilities, and
are surrcnderin@; and, further, the u,iIi-
terry authorities were, at the latest &C.
counts, severely publishing the most prom
i"r"t Of che guilty. parties. The entire
number Of warriors does not exceed
100.