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Il appears that by proclamation and orders Of
Gov. /. !. Stevens and Acting Gov. Mason, copies
Of which are referred TO in the report Of the CONF
missioner, but which are not found among the
papers seven militia comuanies were organized,
four mounted and three foot, having an average
numb Of two hundred and sixty officers and
men, in November; there were thirteen compa-
mics and Eve hundred twelve men in December;
sixteen companies and six hundred and twenty
five men In January, 1856; eighteen companies
and seven hundred and two men in February;
eight companies including one mounted, in that
month, Of two hundred and sixty-six men, and
two Of the companies Of eighty-two men, were
continued in service until the lst Of August,
1856, besides an Indian company, eighty.one
strong, which does not appear to have been no.
ticcd BY the commission IN their report.
OF these nineteen companies, thirteen were
mounted and six were foot and they constituted
the LIST regiment with staff Of biigadier-gcn.
oral and adjutant.general, six aids to the gov
ernor with the rank Of leutenant-coonels, two
commissioners, with the rank Of captain, and five
surgeons, one with the rank Of major, and the
rest Of captains, fifteen in all, and they profess
to have been in the service from various periods
from the llth Of October, 1855 to the llth Of
February, 1856, in which month the whole regi-
meat was discharged, except two companies, aS
before mentioned The brigadier-gcneral was
Drovet G. J. Rains, United States Army, who is
reported by the commissioner for pay, in addi-
ton to his nay aud allowance as an officer Of the
army, Al 81 sla per day. Upon this roll Is
memorandum BY Gov. Stevens, stating that dur
ing the periods Of service therein Of Adjutant-
General Tilton, he was also in the service Of the
United States as suryeyor-general, at salary Of
$4,000 per annum. 4. Lander, aid TO governor,
also in service as chief Justice, at $2,500 per
annum. James Doty, B. =. Shaw, William
Craig, and E. c. Fitzhugh, aids, also in the ser.
vice of the United States at the same time, at
salaries OF $3.50, $1,000, and $500 each pqr.
annum. W. H. Tappan, quarternaster, in the
service Of the United States, at $1,000 per an
nun; and Gov. Stevens suggests 10 the commits
sioncrs that the military service Of these men be
considered extra, for which, in addition, he re-
commcnds that they be paid in full, and the COM
missioners report them for pay accordingly as
brigadicr-generai, observation-disclosures, and cap
tains. The commissioners report to be due for
the service Of the regiment, including the field
and staff with service in double capacities, before
mentioned, the sum IL $167, ,457 "a.
The true amount, however, as shown by the
payroll, apparently made out with great care and
neatness, is as follows:
Total pay, &C., $l9l,l22 10
Deduct Cor large quantities Of cloth
ing furnished some of the COM
panies to an extent greatly beyond
what volunteers usually receive,
and which are entered on the roll
as stoPpages ll.s7s 4O
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To Merchants and Consumers
SAWS AND FILES.

Of their circular saws for running true the equality and
tenacy Of temper which they possess. has given them
that celebrity 70 which they are 10 Justly entitled
The undersigned will keep stock IN San Franslsco 70
supply the demands Of the market Al ordes will have
prompt etention Orders received for any peculiar form
or size will he forwarded 10 n Hoe Co New York for
execution. In connection have competent WoFkmsn
from Hoe Co. " attend to ell necessary repalrs and
aerat that may be repaired which win Be done q
greatly reduced prices.
n. .E.cor BherT and Jackson sts., S N Fiaaelsco.
N.B.-Spear a Jacksnn = les. tem
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES AND
LIQUORS. DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes, Cotting, &c. &c.
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PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SrEIL,COOH, ". T, FRIDAY, JUNE ). 1850.
THIRD AUDITORS REPORT.
WAsHINGTON CLAIMS,

These claims. representing less than one-third
the amount of those Of Oregon, and the pagers
connected Herewith not being so volumInous,
have received more thorough investigation and
minute analysis.
The gross amount Of claims, as stated by the
commission, is as follows:
Troop service, exclusive Of field and
staff si76,s51 ss
Staff department, and field and staff,
and employees enrolled 42,64l Is
Expense Of maintaining the same,
not including pay, 9Gl,ss2 80
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TOWN LoT9!
DILLs's ADDITION TO sTEII.Acoo1f
COED CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
Il his land claim, adjoining Capt Balcll'S claim,
into Town L1iS II each 10 prepared 10 sell
Lnis To suit parties desrlnr either loce and Improve
location Is not excelled ary on Puget Sound the
DE has bee1 laid ont with vew 10 heau,y and cuve-
nlence; the streets heng four rods wde and The wle
Dlpl well WRtersd y springs Sites lnr thrre churches
have nready beer dafcd and set ap1rt The prices of
Lts range nom $50 to ASA each according 10 ocalty
The proprietor contemplaes huldirg wharf 10 The
claim during the coming summer. which cannot fa TO
greatly enhance the valno Il the entirr property.
Parties slsting to pnrchase can do by applying to
FRANK CLARK. Esq Of Sieilicoom. VINO. ~ power
s0af LENfEL. Bills
, 1859-06-03
GEORGE GALLAGHER,

HAVING ESTABLISHED BRANCH or MS BUsT.
II ness IN s;slaeoom prepared to supply the residents Of
Pierce county with Soyes Of every description and Hardware
Of every variety, a. prices 70 suit uil. s-s e q Il.
Give him can, mex, dOor TO Bsleh webber'G. s2tf
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24
rhs County snm,n....

We have RETAINED from saying much as yet,
in reference to County Nominees. They only
ests passing notice in cur is-ue o. two weeks
since. As All our Candidates arc vsl known
e. the citisens OF this county. and srs more
ov7r known to be competent and boasst men.
shy bolstering the Herald might give would
effect nothing. We shall advocate their cleo
ton by large figures, ~ Dakota County should
do, in view Of the immense credit she will
reflect on horselfby the selection o. such men
TO Oil her Offices, - are nominAted on the
Democratic Ticket. From Col. Bstss, who
heads the ticket dsWn to MFR. Virtue are men
Of known =sility,-We might add stability
who know hsW and who will all the respso-
tive ofiees for which they have been selected
We could add nothing that you'd make their
election more certain than Il Is. The people
Of this county know them all, knovthe worth
and true value Of such men TO advance the
interest Of the county, and a. a consequence
their interests, by making Improvements at
home and gaining respect abroad. We could
IL We chose. exhibit the useful qualities Of
The diRereht men, but since they are better
known to the county than to uS, We merely
say that for espability, industrious aud tenn
perais habits, intelligence, as peaceful and
conservative citizens, men Of sound, reliable
Democracy, our ticket can not be surpassed
or equAlod in this or any other section. In
this rsspeot We defy opposition come from
what source il may, sAd challenge cOupetl.
ton.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24
A r.w Plain arestions.

Democrats. cut this out aud ask your
Know Nothing and Republican neighbors the
following simple questions.
Who are in favor Of giving negroes the right
Of suffrage which they refuse to for'ign bern
citizens
Tho Knew Nothiuas and Republicans.
Who passed tho law in Massachusetts pre-
venting foreign bern citizens from voting when
duly naturAliEed according ts the Consultation
ofthe United States?
The Know Nothings and Republicans.
who recommended the same law to be pass
cd in New Jsrseyt
The Know Nothings and Republicans.
Who recommended the same law TO be pass'
Cd In Now York.
The Know Nothings aud Republicans.
Who sanctioned and approved that odious
measure in Pennsylvanis, by giving EileHt
consent in their late State Convention ?
The Know Nothings and Republicans.
Who introduced q bill il the Legislature OF
Chic 20 strike out the word white" from the
Constitution in order to give negroes the right
Of sudragoH
The Know Nothiogs and RspubiisGuE.
Who are ia faver Of foreigners net voting
until they are tWsnty-ono years in this oouu-
try -
Who vs.sd against admitting Minnesota as
$ Free Btsts'
The Know Nothings and Republicans.
Who voted against admitting Oregon ~ a
Free State?
The Know Nothings and Republicans
Who carried banners In 1855 upon which
only thirteen States appeared wien there
sbonld have been tbirty-tWoF
The Knew Nothings Eud Republicans.
who we're in favor Of letting the Union
Slide
The Know Hethingi and Republicans
+ AHmtovH pa D'moerat.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24

at l. openly boosted that Fort Kearny will
give, at least, two hundred majority fer Esta-
brook, and the inference is plainly TO be
drawn thas as much more will be furnished
tc order "a required. Z"
We also learn that an extensive system Of
similar frauds is contemplated at Dakota. Re
publican.
W-h-t-wl Glad ysu told Us, w know
there was some "frAud" up her.. at the
sEisms' Convention. We will take a "htnd'
at the election, and pledge our word that the
'young %lion," alias " giant" alia' ass"
See Herald ala, Daily, will get no Hors
votes at election than there are bona fd' Alb.
o~lilionist in this vicinity. What would yon
say to niRe hundred mSJority for RstAbrooE,
aud as many more "ss Is required " north Of
tho Omaha ReservAtisn1 Would IL be frAWd
or froad or phrsughsd or phroGd or phraWd
or frAuEhed or-frAud'
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24

Gen Harvey has taken possession Of the
leland san Juan ia the Pacific lying betssen
Ysncouvers Island aud the neiu land, and is
claimed by the British and American Govern
msnts. Gov Douelss hsd issued q prcolana
tion protesting against les occupancy by U $
Troops The administration hiss directed
Harvey, to hold bis positiss assly TIL. Roon
gcR Indians had killed . number Of emigrents
in the northern part q Utah. who we're going
10 California, and Gen Johnston had dispatch
cd a dotAohmen, against them. A eight en'utd
in which 30 Indians we're killed A Convsn-
ton In Carson Valley had framed q Constitu
non for y Provisional Government deolar!ag
Carseu Valley, uGdcr the name Of Nevada,
Independent Of Utah. Fifty lesiaus had bOsn
killed in q battle between che Mohavs Indians
aud some Unltcd States troops.
The brooklyn Poet ofioe has been robbed
A large are occurred 10 81, Louis by which
SI5, 900 worth Of property vHs destroyed
Vice President Breckenridge dsprecatss the
use Of his name A. a candidate for the Prsi-
dsncy THenty thousand persons assembled
At Cincinnati, TO hear Judge Douglas. Great
excitement in Ohio, and the Democracy COINS
to win. The Republicans are presumed "a
have carried Vermont A favorable treaty
has been concluded with the Liberal Govern.
msnt 81 Mexico.
paily's prospects in Tao South Platte Dis
trict are email and daily growing lesal judge
Kinney on the stump, and skihnipg the ami
maltl EstabroOk all right NiaSerism lAt-
tened ou,l WhOop de douden dol WhOsp
aEainll
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24
DlLOm County,

The citizens Of Dixon County met 10 general
Convention on Saturday, Sept, 18th, A. D,
1859, agreeable to the appointment, at the
store CT j. W. Brambls, in Ponca city, for the
purpose Of nominating Comfy officers.
On moti6u r. H.. WILDER was elected Pref
ident aud c. W. Todd chosen Secretary.
Mr.. Cummings made a motion that w
proseed to nominate officers by ballot, Car
ried.
On motion the President appointed E. N.
Bisbse, mir. Chas, F. Putnam and Mr. Sherman
as tellers Of the Convention.
The following candidates wore unanimous
ly chosen For Probate Judge, Lesnder
Davis; for County Register, G. W. Todd; for
County Clerk, Edward Berry; for County shsr-
if. r. H., WILDER; for County Treasurer ". W.
Smith, for county Surveyor Bernard Csvan
augh for County Commissioners, L. T. Hill
for the Ponce and Galena precincts; John Rus
sell for the Dixon precinct; and II. s.. Grove
FOR POnca precinct.
The motion was made and seconded, that
We use all honorable means, both individually
and collectively, to elect our several candid
Gtes. Carried.
Mr.. Logan made a motion that the secrs-
tary Of this meeting furnish the Editor Of the
Sioux City Eagle the 81. Helena Gazette and
the Daksta City Herald, with q copy of our
proceedings, with a request that they may be
Published. Carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Logan the Convention
adjourned sine die.
r. II. WILDER, Pres.
c. W. TODD, Sec'y.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24
The EdltOF at his Post.

The Editer Of the Herald, is again at his
post, after an absence Of several weeks
Business Of e private and domestic hs:drs
called him to his old home, in Indisas,-and
he now hourly awaits the ARRIVAL Of the ina
hs, with his family aboard. He is now in oV-
cry sense. a citizen VI Nebraska. He casts
in his lot With all he has, and all he loves,
and will dc every thing in his power to furth-
or tbs interests Of the Territory-to advance
her character in every particular. Whilst
be will speak and write Of her fertile soil and
glorious climate, to invite emigration from
abroad, he will be an earnest advocate Of ed
ucation and enlightenment Of that society
With which he has permanently associated
himself. No regret Is deeper, than that at
The commencement Of his editorial career, be
ands himself 10 the midst Of a bitter polite
al election. Old friends and neighbors are
arrsigned against each other, aspiring to fill
the various County Offices. His position has
been often defined, and will remain as here
tofore, "to adhere TO party ussges." He 10
q Democrat from conviction. lie believes
that the Dakota County Convention was reg
ularly called and honeatly carried out. The
nominees are such as we can vote for-oom-
bining as they do, the requisites Of 'honesty
and competency" A "mixed" opposition
convention was likewise held subsequently,
! and a full ticket nominated. With these gen
tlemen last mentioned, neither do We desire,
nor will we have any difficulty. God knows
life is sufficiently short and bitter, to learn
Us to eyoid unnecessary quarrels and bioker-
iDgg. Our great objection to these gentlemen
is either, that they are Republicans, or be-
ing Democrats, they have refused to cast in
their lot with that party snd await its call FOR
their s%erVices. In addition to these objections
should they lack the requisites to constitute
good and faith full t%fioerS, the people can cas-
lily discern it, and we have every confidence
that the masses are honest and will do right.
Since we we're last in our editorial chair, We
have made a tour Of the whole length Of Ne
braskA. We have noted men and things on
our journey, aud design speaking at length Of
the soil, crops and advantages Of our Terrific
ty, in the succeeding numbers Of the Herald.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24
Delegate from Nebraska

Taking the tone Of The Nebraska papers IS
an index, the popular feeling hss set strongly
in favor or Samuel G.. Daily for Delegate In
Congress. As proof Of this We may mention
that the Brownsville Advertiser, the oldest
and the ablest Democratic paper in the Ter
ritory, takes open ground IN favor Of Mr.. Dali
y; aud the Nebraska Enquirer, heretofore ar
independent paper with strong democratic
prooiiyities, hes openly ay0wsd the cause Of
Mr.. ID. Il seems that Estabrook is announced
as the Administration csRdidRte, whilst MIR
Daily Is ths representative Of Popular Sever
oiguity aud the right Of the people to rule
II such DO the Issue, we certainly hope to tee
victory perch upon the banner Of Mr.. Daily,
aud this will be the case, unless We are much
mistaken In public sentiment, In our neigh
boring Territory. From present indications
Dakota county will give sir. Daily = hand
som majority. SiOuE Ciy Edgte,
On reading tho above, We concluded that
SEINE wag has been running a saw" on our
good natured noighbor OF the Eagle. Why,
friend swiggst, this same Daily Is such an in
tense Black Ropu blioan, that to call him an
"AbolitOnist," rather improves his coler.-
His claims TO Popular Sovereignty are based
on, Let, lie was a supporter Of Martin Van
Barren in '4s, when he advocated the powe.
and propristy Of Congress to pass the Wilmot
Proviso. %, lie was a member Of the Lib
erty party, and q warm supporter Of John
P. Hale IN '62. He was for Fremont in SO,
and among these isms We cannot zee how be
csuld lesrn any single sentiment of Popular
Sovereignty. FurnAs, Of the Brownsville
Aagsrfi5er, supports Daily only because, he
il from NemahA County, and because said
county has never enjoyed any Of the "spoils, -
aud csndidly tells his readers, that Gen. Esta-
brook "is a man sgainst whom nothing can
be said" and afterwards adds that "Daily Is
net our choice" So far FROM 1t being the
ablest democratic paper in the territory, 1t
neves Was considered . thoroughly reliable
organ. Its editor is said to have turned po-
IitioaI sommersHuiis before.
As to the spectacle Of Daily talking Popu-
lar Sovereignty, history has but q single in
stance, in presumption and audaoity, for We
read that the Evil One, once quoted Scripture,
Tho Platform Of the Democracy in hebras
ka on which Gen. RstabrOok stands is quot
Cd verbatim from the Iowa Resolutions and
the same on which the Eogte 10 to.dsy, sup
porting Dodge for Governor. Bot the riohsst
part Of the above friend SWigget, 10 where
you claim for your man Of isms aHd "skisms,"
a majority in Dakota County. Surely, some
ono imagined April Was ct hand, and sssAyed
10 victiRiIs you This County will not give
him enc fourth Of her whole vote, and North
Of here, he will fare still worse. Several OF
the opposition oandidatss-to their credit be
It ~spokou-opsnly AVow their determination
to support the Democratic Nominee. Ne
braska is not ready Jet, to wheel into the
line Of Rs~publGsnism.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24
Y. W. BENEDICT sso'y.
Her. w. G.. CRAWFORD,

We see by the Dakota City Herald that the
gentleman whose name heads this paragraph,
and who filed the efies Of Councilman ir our
Territorial Legislature from the Dakota Dis
triet, has removed With his family, to Council
BlufS, Iowa. This removal creates q vacancy
in the Office Of Councilman from the Northern
District. As = proclamation for hlling the
vacancy will soon issue, We take this occasion
to remind our Dakota friends Of the Importance
Of ~eleeting a good Democrat ~ Mr.. CrAWford's
successor. We trHst they will see to iE-LNs-
brazilian.
We will that For fear that it would not be
enough to elect = Councilman alone, We will
send you two Representatives whose Demo
sracy IL worth = million.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24

REruhLIoAs TioGrr The following il Ia
Oounty Ticket, manufactured by Republic
sus Co., a. their nnsggsctorf faIe5sta
en. Convention, On Broadway
For Representatives, A. Hinsial.,
sdWsrd Mcdonald Rsg.stsr ,ni rseordes
Francis ~ Yrdsn Tfessater- Msroia
P.nksrtsa Probate Judge vi Ford ss-,M
-EdWsrd Nash Conminisser-Pstriek
Msrsni Clsrk-C. y. MARTA.
The fate Of lsmoss swAits ~
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24

PtLS RAIsING.-ThS Democrats Of this city
raised q hickory pole on the evening Of the
10th inst, and 3 magnificent flag containing
the stars and stripes and the name Of GEE. y.
EsTABRooK, now floats proudly to the breeze
from its top.-[hebra'tians.
Good The Democracy Of DGk'ta will raise
= poll Of about four hundred o. the llth Of
next month in this County, for the chap whose
name AoAtS to the breeze in Omaha. Ths
skisms are Disguised with poles perpendicular
or prospective snd have accordingly drawn
lines. SEINE Of them up here are rivGlinE
Blsudin in pedestrian looomotion on what 10
automatically known As the shortest distance
between two points, The trip Is . dangerous
% those Whe trv n
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24
Candidate fnr conn.n.

The Hon. william g.. Crawford having re-
signed his position ss member Of the Terrific
rial Council, the Governor has Issued q Pre-
olsmAtlon Tor an election to be held TO hl the
vacancy. We to-day, announce the name Of
Hon. T, 7. Collier for that ofios, and We are
IS certain Of bis election al that be will dir
charge the duties Of the position, with credit
to himself and for the best interests OF tn Q
territory.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-24
LATEST.
I BY Telegraph to Galway ]

Liverpool, Saturday noon. Tbs doubtfol
rumors in regard 20 the duel bstSstn Gear.
Csurobrt and Neil are not confirmed
The Modena Assembly received snthuslas-
tioRlly tbs proposition 70 baAish forever the
House Of Hapsburg and Lorraine
At the Zurich banquet, tie Austrian Plsn
ipotentiary announced he had strong hopes Of
the early sucoe Of the GO ilefenos.
The bullion OF the Bank Of England las
decreased G22 900.
A Paris correspondent Of The London Nsra
says OF the Emporors speech
The Empsror's ~ Oooh 20 the EsHola!s o.
the dinner he gave them at the Tuilleriss Wal
appropriate TO the occasion, and il will broO
ably be tho general opinisn, that il contains
nothing msnasinE 70 Europe, Ia stating
that q part Of the army OF Italy IS TO be TO
leased from duty, bis Majesty shows that he
persists in the idea Of O partial dssarmament,
which he announced a few days Ago in the
Aoniteur. The only expression that eau give
rise 10 csvil 10 the following ~ France has
gone 80 much for q friendly power, what
would she not do for her lndspondenosi'-
Standing alone and apart from the eiroum
stances Of the hour, this phrase would he con
sidered nothing more than the tnunoiation OF
O truiSm. But Ia the mouth Of a sovereign
rather notorious for using words 10 3 differ
snt from that in which they are understood
by ordinary men, il may perhaps, DO under
stood 10 imply, not that France intends t. 90
main at peace eEceptin the altogether unlike
~ case Of her Independence beng sttasted,
but that An alleged infringement Of her indie
pendenoe, will be put forward as the pretelt
for the war neIt coming"