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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27

the lawyer to spend years 70 qualify him
self for his profession; the capitalist to
build boats and navigate our rivers, and
to construct railroad and other internal
improvements throughout our land the
farmer to secure in this country bis one
hundred and sixty acres of land, At the
low price of SIPS per acre, but the
belief that there is money in a1" Isany
sensible man able to discover the mig
ger in that wood pile 90 --
But there is another view to be taken
of this matter. 1t is4his. If the "rfr-
tuous Indignation" of w. H. Taylor was
aroused to the extent he now claims,
when he received this letter, why did he
not make it public then? He has kept il
in his pocket since December last-near-
ly a year-and never found u that bis
'%'virtuous indignation was fully aroused
until since he was beaten before the Ter
r%itorial Convention. 1t is true he felt
the ''spirit move" him somewhat at the
Convention held in this County for the
purpose of electing delegates to the Ter
~ritorial Convention. Mr.. Taylor was
present and had a friend read that letter
before the County Convention. The re-
suit was that many who really intended
to have voted for Taylor Delegates, des'
troyed their tickets and voted for Daily,
men.
Still another view. What could have
been Taylor's object in writing Daily in
regard to these Saline Lands? Whal
could have been Taylor's object in desir-
ing the entries of these Saline Lands
cancelled? Two. OF. three fold, undoubt.
eddy. He hated Morton, who had sue.
ceeded by ertainho-cus-po-cus, in enter.
ing most Of it, and was simply at work
soaring the hen off, that he might have
an opportunity of sucking the eggs him
self. Mr.. Taylor wanted "a full inter
est'' in that "gOOd thing without a doubt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27

which we may participate during the war
or our term of enlistment.
We have been on two tramps this side
the Mississippi, but effected nothing
Drill, guard and fatigue, give US daily
employment. No regiment in the service
east or west, it is said, has endured the
hardships of campaigning better, nor &C.
complished more active service than ours,
since it entered the field of activity /; and
five remain in the service until our
three years wind up, under the efficient
management of our present Lieut.. Col.
Livingston, no regiment will be better
drilled in the manual and revolutions
of the line" Gen. Wallace, in the drill,
ranked us next to his own regiment, the
10 Indiana, (Zouaves,) and placed US
ahead, for fighting qualities.
n y y y y
Officers have been detailed and sent to
the Territory to recruit for this regiment.
1t is hoped they will speedily succeed
Nebraska ought to be SO proud of this
regiment the only one in the field bear
ing her name--that she should take pride
in filling up its decimated ranks. And
the young men and middle aged of Ne
braska, cannot join a regiment of better
reputation ; and when this war is over,
and peace shall rule, that man will have
the respect of the community in which he
resides, who can justly say that he belong
ed to the Nebraska First!
We are encamped in n of Goods
first Temples" on a hill which slopes
easterly toward the Father of Waters
1t is said that the Arkansas sunsets are
beautiful in the extreme, but we cannot
behold their splendor, for the hills to the
westward rise high in the air, and the
grand old oaks of a thousand years,
spread their arms ~heavenward, and in
tercept our view Of the golden hair which
floats IN wavy lines, and charming ring
lets around the glorious brow of evening
fair. Half of our time will soon have
expired, and we will not be sad-hearted.
Joyful will we be when again we can
breath the pure air of the boreal cline,
and press the soil as yet unpolluted by the
tyrants presence, and the blight of the
nation. l wonder if, in the coming win
ter, during the long evenings, when the
fire burns cheerily, hooking the chilling
wind which shrieks on the hill, or bowls
over the moor; and the happy social cir
Gle are seated around enjoying peaceful
bliss, l wonder if any of this regiment
will be missed, if any seal will be found
vacant, if any, any heart will swell with
the emotion which knows no u~tterance,
when the eye rests on the place once
nlled by announcer
Many haze fallen, and many yet shall
go to "that bourne from which no traveller
returns"
Surgeon j. H. Seymour died Sept. 9th.
His wife arrived the same day, but not
until the spirit of her husband had flown.
We escorted his body to the boat, Chap
lain Upton accompanied the mourner
and the remains to Ohio.
Robert Hester, of Company &C." was
buried last e~vening--was ailing a long
period.
Lieut.. Berger is still with his company
designation not having been accepted
as yet. G. H. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27
[PUBLIC-NO. 81
AN ACT making APPROPRIATIONS for the SignaI ser

AN ACT making appropriations for the Signal ser
vice of the United States army.
1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen-
taiiUes Of the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That officers temporarily serving as sig
nal officers shall receive, for the time they are so
serving, the pay and emOluments of cavalry officers
Of their respective grades.
See. 2. AHd be Il further enacted, That the fol-
lowing sums be, ard they are hereby appropriated
out OF any money in the treasury not otherwise sp-
prOpriatsd, viz:
For the manufacture or purchase of signal equip-
ments and signal stores, to equip and supply the
forces now in the field. twenty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the signal department,
one thousand dollars.
For the manufacture or purchase of signal equip
ments and signal stores, for countersign signals, to
prevent the collision of friendly regiments, thirty
tOul thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars.
Approved, Feb. %, 1862.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27

REcRUIT1NG.-The qlota to be raised
by this county to fill up the Nebraska
First is forty. They must be raised in
some way. In other counties, and in the
States, the citizens have subscribed lib
orally for bounties for new recruits. 1t
is but just that those who remain, enjoy
ing all the comforts and blessings of
home, should contribute according to
their means, towards paying those who
forsake their business and the pleasures
of society to fight the battles of their
country. We have been requested to
invite the citizens. of this county to meet
on next Saturday, October fourth, to con-
slider the best mode of raising a bounty
for recruits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27

Assure Cure for these DISTRESSING c2ng. ,ul
made known in a fTREATISE on FokLlV Is d
TIVE HERBAL PREPARATIONS, pHDw.
o. PHELPS BROWN. The gresS n11
nished by a Young clairvoyant girl, while ID
trance, has cured everybody who NJ nv 90
failed in q single case. II Is e4Ts,gB
cases Of Fits as Of Dyspemsia; and the 1900
be found in any drug store. Those WhoareS =
Consumption, Bronchitis OF Asthma may =
by the use Of my Herbal FreparauOn1 "a n
This valuable prescription free to any pers9l p al
their name. Address, DR. o. PHbLi0 ~
10 Grand street, jersey City5 M
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27
TPUBLIC-No- o.
lPUBLIC-NO. %.
AN ACT to authorize the construction of twenty
iron-cIad Steam Gun-hoats

AN ACT to authorize the construction of twenty
iron-clad Steam Gun-bOats.
Be tt enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
s~entatiues Of tie United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the Secretary of the Navy
is hereby authorized and empowered to cause to be
constructed, by contract or otherwise, as he shall
deem best for the public interest, not exceeding
twenty iron clad steam ~gunbOats for the use of the
navy of the United States.
Sec. 2. And be at further enacted, That the sum of
ten million dollars be, and hereby is appropriated,
out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, to carry out the purpose Of this act.
Approved, Feb. ID, 1862.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27
TPUBL1O-No.3 80

AN ACT making additional appropriations for the
support of the army for the year ending thirtieth
Of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
Bet enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiUes of the United States of Ameriea iB Con
gress assembled, That the following sums be, and the
same are hereby appropriated, out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the ser
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27
nrEHVTNTs9 FbOU|
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL. "a.

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL IFS
quo.oOo ApDIeT Trees, 4 years old, IS per
per thousand. EARS Old
70, 900 Standard Pear Trees, 2~''
hundred, $3.50 per thousand. sf5 PERI
% 600 I year old Diana Grape VIM"
800 per thousand. a. or h1nN
$50 600 Standard Pear grapes
per thousand sr1tv. caG bausF
These Pear Crafts, not Deihs -s,rs viii h-r
ed eheaply, and by growing tNo hnv 0ns g
sized trees to plant in an orchard. ssnd@i
their money By growing them 70 ~
sale and Descriptive Cataloshssr MOODY S'
n5I-3m Niagara
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27
Annonntemtnts

We are requested to announce ibs n,u
LEN PHILLIPS, as Candidate for g.
missioner for the First Commissioner Di-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-27

Q
Then up with our flag! let it stream on the airi
Though Oiir fathers are cold in their graves,
They had hands that could strike, they had sou
that could dare,
And their sons were not born to be slaVes!.
On, up with that banner where'eT 1T mayeaH,
OurmiIlions shall rally around
A nation of freemen that moment shall fall
When its stars shall be trailed on the ground.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29

'RoSIEh'o SALE.-By virtue of a Deed Of
lrustdated October l3 III 1857 conveying the
following described real estate IL Scott countv
Iowa, viz portion Of the east half Of section
twenty SIX 70 in township seventy. eight 1881
north OF range four 4 east OF the 5,h P M snd
bounded as follows, to-wlt: Comuenc;nu At a
pile OF tones and stake on the banks OF the Mis-
sissippi River. fifteen ISL chains and fortv 40l
links above Moss, Dooli,tle Co.'S. ditch. thence
running north forty six [4s] degrees, vest forty
nine n. l49l chains and htty sol links to post,
llSl chains and thirty l3O links to post, III ence
south ftty,nine les degrees, and thirty 1907 min.
utes east thirty four I34 chains to most II ence
south eleven chains and fifty 50 links to al
and Pile OF stones On the bank of the >issis.;sr;
hiyer, thence down the river, taking the mean. !.
ders of the river to the place ofLbeginninr con.
tanning seventy-eight ,7sl acres ana six.yesiSh, !,
ioe rods, De the same more or less. and which
sAld Deed otIrust is recorded in the Keco,asrs
oflce OF Scottcounfy, Iowa, in book M" Of m. ~
cages, 80, ard Was made by John B. Ma.
'news and Margaret d. Mathews to u. A. Plum.
Iner, as trustee, 10 secure the rayment of Co.,
tain p'onissory note described therein Of even
ano upon which there is now due and unpaid the
sum OF TWO thousand one hundred and s;rtae,
sSs,ii6.col dollars. The above n med d
nmer having refused act as said Trustes
;n1 ~ h hun..gnea mas been d"ly appointed Trustee
10 MS f'ace and stead by the County In TO-. ~
Scott county, Iowa, IN accordance v;,h ~ .se VI
of said Deed Of Trust. VIC 'efhs
And now, the said note having become du. and
payable, and the said John B. Matthews bsv,na anu
failed failed to pay the same, l. Charles E. Kinkead.
public notice. that BY virtue Of the enls
,sin Isl me vested by said Deed Of Trust, viii. IN
Thureday, the 18th day Of September. A. n ises S1
ss the hour Ct one oeloekin the .ftsrnooa Of -
enport expose and ofsr for sale, 1t Pr6,ie ~.
ton, the parcel of land above de,or;AsS
or so much thereof shall be sufficient to aaHsf2
ana pay the amount of said note, With
tne interest thereon to the day Of sale.
.ogether With all the costs and expenses at,
tendlng said sale, costs Of this notice and Trns-
tees fees. Upon the completion Of said sale
Deed WIZ be given in accordance with the stipu-
.a.lons Of said Deed Of Trust, conveying to the
purchaser said tract Of land 60 sold,
Dated Davenport, August 2s,h, A. o.. 1852. IS
.,os .. KlNKEAD,
Trustee.
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] GREATEST TO THE GREATEST NUMBER.
. DAVENPORT. IOWA FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 2s 1852.
RIVER lrEns.
AnvED, Thursday, August %.

AnavED, Thursday, Auxust %.
fnD LoRExz, Mason. ST. Paul.
ySNSi1 n HrPPLE, Morrison, Keokuk.
HENDERSON, Rhodes, Dubuque.
~ ~ 0gPARrKD
JAAEs MANS, Pierce, Dubu1ue
ysNSls " HIPPLs, Morrison, Keokuk.
fHxD ozxNz, Mason, St. Louis.
ooLD.-Ihe steamer Belfas. was sold last Sat-
ufoay' IN st. Louis. BY Captain Carleton to Capt
oJmmes. We did sot learn the price paid. The
Aaehs' formerly An Upper Mississippi, has also
been sold.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
lne Northern Line packe, Henry Clay, Captain
Doiofd, Clerks Ovens and Hine, will depart for
y. r'o' ana way points this morning. Passengers
VIII una thisa very popular and com f.rtable me
0,'m - conveyance, and of6cssed By gentlemen
VINO thoroughly understand their business.
Inc Northern Line packet Denmark, Captain
"Soinson,will depart for st. Louis and way roints
to-day. Passengers and shippers will find this a.
superb Graf None are more experienced or bet
ter adapted to please the travelling community
snan the officers of this boat.
The mail and passenger packet Kste Cas.el,
Cap'ain Davis, will depart for Keokuk and way
po'n's a. O'Clock this morning, making cornec.
ions Tor st. Louis in 3s hours.
The b'l Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will de-
part tor Dubuque and intermediate landings at z
O'clock this morning.
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From w ashingtCn.


" AsHINGroN, Aug. Il.
The following official despatch has been re-
,sl1ei
HELENA, ARK, "a, via. CAIRO, Aug. rs.
10 N1ior General EaHeck
Satisfactory news has bean received The
navy ana army expedition sent down the river
while near Muiiiken'a bend, captured the rebel
transport Fair Play. with large cargo of arms
and ammunition. The rebel force was pursued by
our troops to Monroe county, where there il a
railroad and telegraph depo,s but all comm unic a
tion was cut of. Thirty tye prisoners were take a
and large number Of negroes who were in tho
rebel army brous ht away. Eleven hhds Of sugar,
three baggage wagons ard six trucks were dc :
;roycd, our troops not having means of traaspoT-
ton.
A portion of the force with arms On the Yazoo
river. where battery, 43pounder ard two fied
pieces which we're taken. nc enemy fsd without
firing gun The heavy pieces were DESTROYED,
he and field pieces brought away.
Thr expedition ascendcd the Yaz5J above Sun
flower, and returned up the Mississippi
Cur troops secured the shores ana scattered the
guerrilla bands with grea. success. This is the
substance Of Col. Wood srepert.
Much credit is duo acting fas off Ger Phelps,
who Commanded the naval for:es.
Col. Eiet, who commanded the ram feet and
Col. = cod, OF the 75th Ohia, who ccmman led
the brigade Of the 4th division, showed much
bravery.
The expedition was planned by Gen. Curtis and
the expedition has returned to Helena, after hav-
ing accomplished its work with great success.
eec'y Seward left Washington to day for seve-
raj weeks sojourn At home, in New York.
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THE MARKETS,
davenport Market....Daiiy Report.

OFFICE OF TIE DEN. Il News
Thursday Lve., August 20. !
"neat and barley are rather castor to-day. A
good article Of cid wheat, which brings so conts
very scarce, 77c being the ruling figure. Onions
are coming forward freely, but are scarce compar-
cd TO last year, and will likely be high all the
season.
fIoua-"e quote At s4.so95.eo. Shipments
200 bbls.
WHsAr-New 5O@s5. Old 75@7se. Receipts
1855 bu. Shipments 1860 bu.
BARLEY. Firm at 50@S5c. Rece;p.z $50
hu. Shipments 200 bu.
coRS-ln demand at ls@2oc. Receipts 500
bu. Shipments zoo bu
OArs-Active. We quote at 20 927c. Receipts
800 bu. Shipments $50 bu.
oSioss-Ac;tve at 55,. Receipts $50 bu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29
NO TICE.

4 Ny PERSONS SUBJECT TO DRAFT. WHO
~ have eyaded or kept cut Of the way Of the
enrolling officer f0r their wards or townships. or
who nay have deceived the officer in the facts
necessary to their proper enrichment, will be re-
ported to the proper military authority, to be
dealt with according TO the orders Of the War
Deparmen ent.
will return the lists for few days, 10 enable
any OF the above persons report to n e,or to the
ouicer who had their particular district in charge
Act prompt and at once. or SEINE persons may lose
their chance of being drafted and be at once mne.
tered into the service
JAMES THORINGTON
Enrolling Officer for Scott County, Iowa.
\, r. Office southeast corner Of Eradv and
Sec md streets, up stairs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-29
JOHN ZIMnEsfmAyN

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
i day Of October, A. D. 1852 Patrick Foley
and Bridget Foley, his wife, executed unto John
l.. Swits, as Trustee, certain Deed of Trust,con
veying to said Trustee the land in Scott county.
Iowa, described as follows, to-wit: The cas-, half
of lot number twenty five rs in Cock l. Sargents
first addition to the city of Davenport Iowa, which
said conveyance was made by tho said Patrick
Foley and Bridget Foley, his wife, for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of one certain prcmissory
note and the interest thereon, signed by said Pat
rick Foley and Bridget Foley, dated the 18th day
Of October, A. ID. 1853, and payable one year af-
ter date to the order of James G. Bonner, for the
sum of one hundred and nine. three 75-leo dol
lars, value received, with interest at the ratio Of
ten per cent. after maturity.
And now, said nete having become due and pay
able, and the said Patrick Foley and Bridget Fo-
ley having failed to pay the same, l, John l..
Swits, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
pubic notice, that by virtue Of the power which
is IN me vested by ssid Deed Of Trust, will. on
Saturday ,the 18th day Of Septem ber.A u. 1:62 a.
the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day, at the Court House door. in the city Of DAY.
export, expose and oer for aale at public auction
the parcel of land above dsscnbed,oe %
much th sreof - shall b necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount Of said note with the interest
thereon to the day Of sale, together with all the
costs and expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and trustees fees.
Dated the 10th day Of August, A. D. 1852.
JOHN L. SWlTS,
ag20dts Trustee.
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GOveRNOR,s PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OYT CE.
Iowa Cory. Aug. eth 1861.

Iowa Cory. Aug. 9th 1861.
FELLOW Cl1lzxxs OF Iowa -Tour relatives.
your friends, those who by blood and home
are dear 70 many OF you, those wtsse generous
| sacrifices for the good Of orr common coUntry
should endear them to all, are suffering 10
camp on q distant soil, from the waat OF some
| Of the necessaries OF healthy life. The pro
duc,e Of the esr,b, which, by the bless
ing cf Proyidence.are around us 10 such Abun-
dance, are nssssd by many Of our soloisrs. e.
peeally those 10 hospital. eight exertioD
90 your part, ndividuslly-oply little Of the
surplus vhich you have on hand, either In ma
terisl or nsans. WILL if properly directed. form
an adeQusts amount for the use Of our frienoe
ard CO use their hearts to beat with grateful
emotion. The seas u is at hand when ye get
able matter is indispen sible for health. seur
w. the dr cad Of the soldier, and the diseases
incident 70 approaching Autumn, demand tina,
full supply shoold be son hand ready
for distribution. l know that / shsn not APP
peal in vAin to the people Of lova-that they
only wish to be informed OF what is needed.
to move with elacrty. Hence, collect what
you can. quickly put it in good form for tra' s.
porta,ion, and send it to any proniueIt point
on the Mississippi Rlrer, or. make the deposit
at any railroad station in connection there.
With
nave assigned to the dnty of looking after
the wants Of the Iowa soldiers. one OF my spe-
cia Aids, Lieut. Col Ira II Clifford Of Daven
port. He has already been 10 the field knows
the needs Of che troops as we'll as their loca-
tion and vii! soon be the ground again.
His arrangements for transportation along the
river are, as far az pcsslbe, complete Com
nunicate with him at Davenport, il you desire
to do 60, before the fret OF September. Sup
plies, or packages OF any kind. will coue un
der his supervision. by beirg marked plainly
to his address. ct Columbus, Kentucky, care
OF Partridge & Co.. St. Louis BY my instruc-
tions he will cooperate with, act as
authorized agent for. the different Satttary
Con missions. Aid Societies, or other beuevo-
tent association 8 through cut the State having
IN view the rei'ef Of our citizen soIdiery.
The articles needed At this time particu ularly,
are potatoee. onions, tomatoes, (picked when
ripening). heets, poultry. butter and eggs Al
40. irnits OF various kinds those in cans Tex
eept apples preferred. would also add, that
articles OF clothing, such as shirts ami dra els
never cone atniss-in fact use can be made for
them 81 al Zines
Thus far Iowa hss zone nob'y in attending
to the wants OF her Sous who have gone forth
to battle tor the fairest heritage ever voucb.
saied TO any people | feel satisfied she will
respond as once TO this sr ecial cali and afford
one more instance of devotion TO the interests
ofoas gres. Republic
SAMUEL J KIRkWOOD.
Governor Of Iowa
Papers throughout the State will please
copy.
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LATEST NEWS
A4T4 By TELEGRAPH.
INDIiS MASSACRE IN MINNESOTA.
BRILLIANT VICTORY WON ON
the YAz00 RIVER,
Large Amount Of Arms & Ammunition
Captured.
INDIAN DEPRE.AToxs IN I01s,

DEs MoISxs, Aug. %, 1862
10 Cor hrk1ood ard b. Baker:
Major Williams and Hon. John T. Dan.
conbe arc just in from Font Dodge, bringing
report Of the destruction 0! Springfield, on
the State line, BY ILdiane also, that they
have come iu,o Emmett couuty and are pre-
pairing TO attack Elieryile, the county seat
Reports beiseved TO be authentic.
They want three hundred sta nd of arms
ard five thousand rounds CT ammunition be-
longing to the 23d Regiment. The Regiment.
has them. j. H. DEWEY
ANOTHER.
DKs McTSEs, Aug. 2s.
To Gov Kiykmood:
Judge jenkins has just ssnt to me for arme
and assistance. He Gays Springfield is des-
truyei by Indians and that Emmett and
Dickinson Counties are in dahges Can they
have arns?
C. B RICHARDS
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New YORK Market.

New YORK Market.
NEW YoRx, August 20.
FLOUR - Firm. Sales at 81 so05 90 super
State: S5loM5 500 Extra States 81 s0G5 90 Super
Western, So lea 5. .35 Common 10 melium Extra
Western: IS 40@5.o0 common to go.d shipping
Brands extra r. II. O.
WHEAr.-Sales at 81 oil q s1.la Chicago Spr; ng j.
$1.l7@Sl % Milwaukee Club Sl.t 5GLl Is Amber
Iowa, Sl52 Winter Led Western S135Gl.36
Amber Michigan.
CORN 59@6oo Mixed Western in store and
delivered.
WulsxY.-Iiavket dull 32@3212c.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August %.
FLOUR.-S4.65G5.75.
" HEAT. - Sales at ?9ld9gc
tORN.-3oH@35
OATS Bic in store.
kYE.4 in store.
BUrrER-s@l01ac.
EGGs-2@41a-packer's count.
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U:.1.1'TED.

GTATE. COUNTY AND CITY ORDERS.
> American Gold ana Demand Treasury Notes,
for which the highest market price will be pesd in
bay kaale funds, at the law otiice of Samuel E
Brown, rear of l.. A. Mackiot's banking house.
D. ". VAN EVERs.
DiyeDport Aug l6 1852
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
1t having besn stated that parties leaving the
State for the purpose Of avoiding draft, have and
are being taken across the river in skifs during
the night and early morning hours notice is here
by given TO the owners Of skifs that any pers a
detected in the act Of taking such persona across
the river. 0. knowingly allowing their boats to be
used for such purposes, will be held responsible
for go doing, under the late order o tho Secre.
tary OF War. JOHN E. henry,
Deputy q. s. Marshal, District OF Iowa.