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Especial to Hawk -Eye.l
bes Moines. Sept. 3, 1867

bes hoincs, Sept. 3, 1862.
Assembly met at p III. taday, cid of.
fcers, Aldrich, Chief Clerk of the House,
and Davis Of Muscatine, Secretary Of
the Senate.
Eighty members of the House and
thirty-three members of the Senate were
present
The Governors message was received
and read.
The House referred it to an appropri-
ate committee and ordered 1000 copies
printed
The Senate ordered 600 copies.
Jairus Neal introduced bill in the
Senate repeating the dog law Referred.
Redfeld Of Dallas introduced bill to
enable soldiers who are in the IT, 8. ser
vice who are citizens of this State to vote
and provide for the same.
Both Houses meet at nine q. m. to-
morrow.
The news from the Potomac casts q
gloom over every thing here. -
Mr.. Brockaway, who has just returned
from Fort Dodge, whittier he had been
sent With arms for the settlers, reports
there is no danger from the Indians on
the frontier at present. f~-A~ L. 49, -
aes4srni companies Of moupted riAe mep
have tsndcred their seryicea 10 the Gov
ernor for operating against the Indians.
s.0b Sas 1853 1882. H..B. Z
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BY "a order from she Treasury Department. ship
pers and Carriers are rsqure4 before shp
menss Of Goods or Salt, amounting 70 over S53o 10
places IN the fTst and seceud tier Of cou mites on tn
Southern border of tie state Of Iowa 10 ae In the
Custom House Once al heokuk, Iowa, an oath pre-
scribed BY the Treasury Department Ass. execute
bold, With approved suretes that tho goods Their
described shairno be transported sold used in any
way, 10 ~ to give aG eomfert Insurgents or to
synpatbisera with those rebellion against the Gov
sramsnt OF tie United States
Blanks can be obtained and instructions given n
The Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTANNUs,
Surveyor of the Port.
Custom House onicf, Erekuk, Aus 70, 'c2-augao-
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COMMERCIAL

DAILY Carr Cry oyrIcr
KxoK-K. Sept. 5, '62
FLoUR-Supernnee ~ SC; sprins wheat extra s1 rs
FalWhsAikxtrae 295
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-s0to 4oc y loo ~
CoRN--l7 to lso y bush.
BARLEY-25c.
wHsAT--laso good demand. Fall ss9ss; sprin. Il
to SOC.
RYE-ase dull.
OATs-l5c.
PoTAToES-Ncw, 90 10 25c
SUGAR New Orleans fair rexN,f mime IA
choice IL; clarified 10. crushed and ioafIxk.
hoLAsSEs-pia Ion $500 39 suga rhou se 4s0 5OS
Golden syrup7e6ssc--ser scarce.
GoFPEE-Rio9s1024c laws 2s2 3o IAruyrsexaDos
RICE-st2ec.
soAP-palm So. Family SIZE. German tcla., ~
o7ac. =
oANDLEs-starlAel5,s searine Is, Mould TO-
LARb-oto6e; retaii sicA #@&
Bol IEH-CemmonseS7e;C hoieelo q, retaih2h GIs
'lsIoss-shouldersaa2icj Hams as13Cisa,
sides sf0t; Sugar Cured Hams, Tassc
LEATHER-soleaA ass 10; Harnsssa7a3o.
HlDEs-pry lotoi2e, grubby half price greer
40 IT; green sheep pels iocaI as green hos ,klp,
Use.
HAY-Timothy, % ses6 co. batgd seoos n,
Prairie 81 ooa 10,
skhDS~-iimeths = w; Flax Seed $780,
eNloNs--20A25e.
EGGS &c.
WHITE BEANs--lp good demand, soc9slaS.
PARTNERSHIPS
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 ooee1 a5e busheI.-
Dried Peaches $s258s250. Raisins e4ootaS4
ChEEsE-Nestern Reserve Sc; DeAmak70s
BEEF CATTLE-2s2ic gross.
SHkEP->2U OGe s5 head.
A - n
rel; Liverpoolsl so<s - 90 ? ssea; isttxssnt
| 65 Very scarce.
FIsh-Aacksrel,N No. ] sIGs@ is q bbl. Nc. q ~
oeN, No.s >s09lo White Fish, Ks.l S4so.
y half Dbl. Cod Pish506 -.
RAGS-No elss !; coasenSc.
OLD Brass61se -. Con
psris0i9xex ..
ExcnAssE.-on Nsw.Yorr y per cent bank abb,
funds; PhiiAdeiphts, Boston. Chicago and Ciucin.
nati y per cent st Louis i per cent. G old 10 te
~ per cent ba, ing, ~ sel Hing.
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ARebel ssearner Afleat.
New York Sent

The bark Prentiss Hobbs, arrived from
Matansas to-day, reports an iron-cad war
steamer arrived at Cardanas ON the 18th
uity flying piraticsl rebel flag. ! Our
Consul at IIayanna. Gen. sheffield, placed
dispatches aboard the bak to be deliver
ed at Key West, but although. she bay of
Key West with signal Of distress flying,
no notice was taken of it ; 30 the dis
patches were mailed from this port To-
day. The pirate has already captured
merchant vessels, although they were
heavily armed. In her cruise of the Ba.
homas her commander told the authorities
she was rebel steamer without name
She is undoubtedly the Avicta.
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HEAssrAp1Ess. HIesutTss I,xror,

TED
Davenport, lows, Aug. II, ~.
Gfssrsl OrS~y, Ne. Z.
As IL b. oi the uinos hut the REGIMENTS
Of lows Volunteers row In tie aeld should te filed
Up TO the nsaniun standard, keeruiiing oncers fer
these Regiments viii use sstry sndearorto give or
euiston In their immediate vicinity 10 the following
extracts from orlisrs Of the War Department, via:
Lxirsd !. All men who desire, singly OF By squads
70 t,ip al, particular Regiment or company In the
field, hereby authorized to present 10
sss VI the Recruiting ofhcers for these Regiment.
when the. will be enrolled and srded al ear, 10
II. oeueral Depot Tor The State there 10 be sy uLs
ttse sid to receive the hcupt, allowed by law. Ia
,9sh cas"s, enii-Hent payers and Descriptive Li.ss
~ be iors sfd,d a. dtreef.d 10 General order No
i5, Of iss, ftem tho b.Aaa@ars Of The Army whicA
provides thai Gopiirae eastmc be forw srd-
ed with each man, and Descriptive ls.t f~r the
squad.
., The sttcution o. Recrutiag ofaeers is partieu-
larry directed to far. $50, GeaeraI Army Regulations
~hieh provides THAI htrtl.ss hall forx arded from
Rendezvous 10 Depes every days, sDd oftener Ii
prsetteatle, prosidtd the ntnber drposabe exceeds
iLitV Failure comply with The above Reguia tions
viii incur tss penalty of d.scbrdiepte 10 orders
Recruits Tor oid Regimen. viii aer3ye xhen
accepted ihto the y. service, 81 premium and 81
Of The <lvo bounty TO bo paid them this Depot)
and one month advance pay when sEcy toIn The Resi-
msn,s.
Rscrsiting rendezvous have been established un-
Der thtrgs Of regularly detailed oeers follow
ine aces, viz Davenport, Iowa City Auscs.lne
M Fte1saEi Newton, Fairfield, Ninlon, Charlton,
MashALgi4n- lies Meines, oiiumxA, Council Blurs
inaepebasAes, keolsk, ksfiou, bellevue, Buriine.
ten bteol Ut, Lubnahs and CEDAR Rxuidss
b5 order. Il. HEN DkRSHOTT
Capl 70 ATT, supt Vol. Il. s., lows
"RieaT1 ixt Lieut. "a Iess CAsairy, and
xasgl AT Adj. Recruiting Dept
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lHr TEtEasArHI
New York VI n rk et /.

New York. Sept. L.
Flour-Market shade nrmef wnh only ii uttsd sup
ps sales at ~ o5aS5 10 for SUPER State; N5 259 es
IS Tor Extra State; "a ast - 10 for supsr Western;
- 2s6& Is Is for Common 10 Medium Extra Western;
" 500 % 10 for Common 10 good shipping brands
tra Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat Ma rket less adtive and scarcely 80 arm;
saies at 81 o8l 81 for Chcag5 Spring; u l6a u 81
for Al,waukeeCiub; u 24e a4l FOR Amber Iowa; q
s.da 34l for Winter Rcd wes.ssn; 81 s4faasi 81 fo
Amber Michigan.
Corn-MArket scgrcel, so firm, sales nj 60 for Mxes
Wesiern, sound. a. TX
Whisky--Duli; Azles ri "a
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SwsrA Pressn satisn.
ours truly,
]. L. CURTIS.

CAMP LINCOLN, Sept. 4, 1863.
Mr.. Enron. Allow me small space
in your columns ia which to inform the
friends of Capt. Roderick. of circum-
stance that took place in our quarters last
night.-an event of the most pleasing
nature, which must have been highly graft
flying TO our gallant Young Captain. The
"boys" had previously thrown together
their means and bought costly sword.
belt, sash, and knot, which we're present
ed by Lieut. Root in behalf Of the Com
pany, who spoke substantially as follows :
"Captain, it is with the greatest pleas
ure that, in behalf Of the men who hare
chosen YOU q their chief, ! now present
to you magnificent aword. II is tender
ed to you as token Of the respect in
which you ara held by your men. They
have the most unbounded confidence 10
your patriotism and courage, and l have
no hesitancy in asking. in their behalf,
that this sword--once unshcathed in the
cause for which We have enlisted to con
tend--may never be returned to the scab-
bard disgraced by any act Of baseness Of
cowardice on the part of him who wields
it. Take it, Captain, and remember tina,
your men are ever ready to follow where
= 20 - 8
you may dare to lead"
Capt Rcderick replied - fcllc~.
Soldiers. do not know how to adj
dress you. 1 thank you most heartily for
this new token Of your respect. I prom
is you that I will never disgrace it. II,
on any battle field where We may be en-.
gagged, should act the coward, | ask you
to shoot me, and fight the enemy without
me. Soldiers want yap to follow wher,
| may choose to lead"
Three times thras cheers met this re-
Spouse Of the Captain.
N. E. DAwsoN, Of Go. K. {
Home Journal, Mt. Pleasant, pleas
copy.
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keokuk, Sept. 4th. 1862.


Mr.. ]. B. HowELL-Dear Str:-See.
ing in your daily this morning notice
to the effect that it is conceded that Gen.
Curtis has been superseded in his com
mand, is matter Of surprise to me, as
have not seen any order from the War
Department TO that effect. Cen CI-;..
is now absent from lis command. on le.yl
of absence from the Secretary of War. by
his own request to attend the Pacific
Railroad Convention, which we all know
he has been deeply interestedin for years,
and our own State and people know that
ii is equally important that our interest
there should be properly cared for
During his absence his command naturally
falls into the hands of Gen Steele, he be.
ing next in command.
Yours truly,
]. L. CURTIS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-05

On PARoLE.-The numerous friends
Of Sam. I. Marshall will be pleased to
learn that he is out on parole, under bonds
Of $1,000 to report himself once each
day to the Provost Marshal. Col. VIM.
Patterson is his bondsmau.
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HuRRAH FOR THE SILVER GREys l.
Having received eomnssion 10 recruit for the 37th
Regiment Iowa Volunteers, OF men OF forty Ave years
and upwards, In Van Buren county Iowa, take this
method OF inviting al such TO addtsss me, present
at ths U. g. n. Hospital, Keokuk, for further par-
ticulsrs o. TOWER
sepl5~d2w
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" asAiagton, Sept. g.

All prisoners of war, taken by the In
tied States and paroled, now within the
military department. of Washington, IRE
requested to report Immediately 1t Gen
Wadworth's headquarters. This is sup
posed to be With view to their Exchange.
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!. . = TIE IE GRAPH,
.Ntshs Kc,,o,.s
Washington. Sent A

Col. Berdan is not so badly wounded
as was at first supposed. 'z He was
stunned, and his left shoulder badly
bruised by piece Of she'll. but he is stin
on duty with his regiment. The city
maintains its calmness. sf be
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RETURN ARhs.-All persons having
stats srmsn their possession In this city are required
10 return them Immediately 10 the Arsenal, for the
use OF the soldiers in the camp. Capt Cole will be
ii the Arsenal to receive the guns and receipts
for same.
By orjer OF AdIdtant General Baker.
J. W. CLEGHoRN,
septa- AA Aeiitg Qusrermsser
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MiIitary Notice.

Once OF Provost Marshal, Aug. 80.
Hereafter no sales OF intos Heating liquors IA be
permitted 10 eIilsted the United sstes Army
inthis city.
Persons sci hing In violation of this order will be
arrested, and stringent measures taken 10 proven,
repetition OF the onsnse.
j. N. HIATT,
septi-d Provost Marshsi.
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~The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
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@ DR.. Taylor. Brigade Surgeon on the
staff OF Gen. Pope, has taken charge Of the
Hospitals in this city Of course the
statement that Dr. Marsh had done 80 was
erroneous.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s.

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired; and when subscrihass wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
IN SHIPPERS.
On aud after fills date no Powder will be- aIlpw.d
setd In ksok1k ithout permission Of the rsgned
nor any Ind OF Arms whatever, Munitions Of W ar
II has slso been erdered BY the special Agent Of The
Treasury Depsnnspi Not to sio~ Goods or Groceries,
except In limited Quantities for family use to 70 int
Aissour or the southern tier VI Csuntiea.
The object IL % Keep supplies from the ., bel. ar
arnsd beads ofEserrlliAsin Northeast Missouri
JOHN sTAEEUs,
Surveyor ofthe Port Of Keckut
Ksokuk, Aug. IL. 1862
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4 The meeting Of the Lsgixisaurc eompeis me TO be
10 attendance during its session. During my absence
Major Cole Will be ~ once and II tbs Arsenal
to discharge such duties as shall direct.
C. w. LOUVRE
tnESSd hIJ-de- amp.
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Capt. McLaughry's Co. from Carthage,
lo4 mon, and Capt, Marsi.'s Co. from
Hamilton, 81 men, passed down the road
opposite, last evening, for Camp Bu,cs
They, with Capt. Davison's Warsaw Co,
Capt. Mornings Bear Greek Co., and o
Company from Fountain Green, take the
Packet at Warsaw this morning.
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~ Major Henry e. Curtis arrived in
town yesterday.
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stock Market.

ae New York, Sept
Stocks rather better, with fair business.
Money unchsnsed--sate on cvtl-3 per cept.--bro-
kes refused to buy At the same figure.
Gold verg acsiye-saies at ists-clt sing st1i7i.
Sterling Exchange quietI30 10 best BANKERS bills
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M1ssrse.-Albert Balm and WIN. n
West members Of company "A, 18th Reg.
iment, we're missing when the company
embarked yesterday morning. They we're
paid Government and township bonnties
in full, and IL is suspected they have ske
daddled They viii be published and
treated as dessr.ers unless they report
themselves At once to Capt. Bruce, Co. A.
10Th Regiment
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WlLLIAM A. BATcHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 10 b. distinguished from nsture
warranted not 70 njurs the hair in the least remedies
the i'll effects OF bad dyes and nysorates the hair
life. GREY, RID or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
spisDdid black or brown leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold By all druggists, sc.
The genuine designed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
q fAx foxY stx1s AZ e4eA 9e1, -
Factory, No. 81 Hsselsy Street, New York. fIAss
~ Broadway snd 10 Bond ssrse, fjss-dkwIy
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GEN. CROCKER,S RIGHT
Ryseme stapids =ths 4eiloning tele-
gram was not sent to US. It win be in
teresting to the friends Of the General: |
aas.s So sn 'Gairo, September L.
News was receivedat headquarters last
night, that on Saturday afternoon . rebel
force Of mounted isfsntry, numbering be-
tween 1000 and 5000, attacked our for
ces at Bolivar, Tenn, under command Of
Col. Croker, Of the 18th Iowa: The
fight lasted Ill the afternoon, resulting il
the repulse Of the enemy, They with-
drew, and encamped few miles from
town. On Sunday morning they broke
up into small portions, forded the Hatchie
River, and attacked several points along
VIZ railroad They .cok, .lta aov= ho!a,
Msdon Station. efssr y 800 s5s N
Communication with jackson is cut
of. GO &a5
Lieut.. Col Hogg, Of The end lllino.
cavalry, is reposlsd killed y.
The rebels loss is'rep6red'at 100 killed.
Our loss, twenty-fvs killed aud wounded.
IuUMMELL's EXTKAtr cOFFEE,
For sale BY
jta7-d kELLoGo z BlRoA~
lHAMBURG CHEESE.
! ,. I'd '''''''''''s ' Rk X B1Raz.
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Providence, Sept, a.

The Governors of Maine, New Hamp.
shire aud Rhode Island are in session
here to-day, with delegation from the
New York National Committee. st
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EFThe Chicago Tribune has informa.
ton that the report of battle between
Gen, Buell. and the rebels at Chattanooga
was wholly false.
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CAMELs.-The procession Of three
camels through Main street yesterday ex-
were captured by General Curtis, in
Arkansas. They are part Of lot import
ell by Uncle Sam, some years ago, to
navigate the plains, and are brought up
here for safe keeping.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION R1rLKs!--You are COM
manded to meet for public drill at the Armory, on
Friday, Sept 5th, at 81 O'Clock, precisely.
BY order OF Capt.J II. Craig.
sept5-dlt CHAS COX. D. 8.
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PNIN I'M mATEN8Al8
For Sale.
have q lot Of PRINTING MATERIALS on
hand which offer for sale
Al a Large Discount from Foundry Prices:
Among them are the following VI
4 IAnD PnEss, Fosters patent, cost $50 will
be sold for SIS.
MEDIUM HAND pREss, Fosters, almost newt
size OF platen 10 25 inches, cost $3.50, will be
cold for $l20.
| SurEh ROYAL HAND pREss, made at Cinein-
natl Type Foundry. platen 2211a %. cost $500.
will be sold for ais
Jos prfss, platen Is 1917. will be sold for
800.
1 200 pounds Of SraI1 P1cx, about 1879 lbs Of
Roman and lbs Of ltalic, at 20 cents per pound.
Also, CoAsosiSs STICKS, from to 81 inches IN
length.
Jon, HAIR. and TRipLE CASKS.
BOOB binders RuLrNG MACHINE, FnIsHrso
Tools, GLuK nor. etc
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erroneous.
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Custom House ofice, Eeeluk, Aus 10, 'a2-aueas-o,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-12
m River. Gold Hines.

There is now in some localities a good
deal of excitement about the new gold
diggrngs in Oregon. We have hereto.
fore published noihingin regard to them
because but little was known. We have
seen afew isolated but extravaganza state
men 10 the newspapers representing the
regiqn lying along Salmon river as con.
tanning auriferous deposits far exceeding
Australia, California, or any other couu.
try in the world yet known. One in.
creduloas story states that two men haa
. taken ola, IN tro days, two hundred and
sirty thousand dollars; other. miners were
. doing as well; and that from SIS TO SIOC
were taken TO the pan. Other. accounts
STATE. that The miners de-. not average So
per day, aud that bat a few months in the
yearare suitable for mining.
Several 10 thus neighbOrhood are
strongly 10 the notion Of going, but we
think they had better wait until they
hear more about the mines rhat.lhey car
depend upon. There is no reliable evi.
dence that they are better, if 50 good a,
those of Colorado.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-12
The London Times on Abolition
In the District OF Columbia.

Neither Englishmen or Frenchmen
have been forward to recognize the fact
that the 18th Of April, 1862, was a day
which will stand in American history as
the greatest day since that Of the signing
of the Declaration of independence
the day Of this century which viii be
honored through all time, whatever may
be the destiny in store for the Republic.
when the traditions Of sea and land VIC
tories are becoming dim, when the grass
has grown high on the graves of fallen
heroes, that day will stand highest in the
scale of national festivities, and the re-
formers of the second revolution will
seem to form, in The vista of The past, one
group with the patriots Of the past. On
that day The people Of the States ceased
to be a s%laveholding nation. Till then
there had beena gulf fixed between them
and all those Christian nations which had
outgrown the barbarism of holding men
as slaves; and now the nation has come
over to the side on which we stand. 1t is
now entitled 10 act and speak as a free
nation should. Il is now qualified to act
with US, without misgiving or hypocracy,
against the slave trade. II is no longer
a subject for the skepticism and scorn of
the world, because of the contrast be-
tween It's profession and its practice
After a struggle between the best and
the worst elements of It's society-a
struggle prolonged through Two genera
tions-it has abolished slavery on the ma.
uonal territory; aud the National Gov
eminent has ceased 10 be a sl~aveholding
Power. Slavery has sunk TO a mere
State Institution and deprived of nation
a sauction and support. exposed, as il now
is, TO the condemnation Of the American
Government, together with all other gov
erumenIs, il cannot lolg sustain itself
under the scorn and loathing Of human
society. A national institution ii could
assume to defy foreign opinions. As a
domestic Institution" ~reprobated at
Washington as Ia LoDd3n and Paris lis
doom is plain aud its strength broken
London Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-12

as her names IKE unknoxn 10 fame, in
this ~upcivlized portion of the world
They we're all mustered into service under
aboriginal c%ognomans. Most Or al q
them have English names-lhat o. 90
-nuk.mik-ko. for instance. IS billy
Row,res. .Heisa o Of the celebrated
Florida Chief, Of that name ms COM
nony IS Of seminoles; and Col.
F. says II is the finest company g men
physically. he ever saw.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-12
MaSnnie.

The Masonic Grand Lodge of Nebras.
ka convened in Omaha on Thursday last
Grand Master Armstrong presiding =
Quite, q large representation were 10 at.
tendance from the subordinate lodges
The following are the newly elected off.
GERS:
Geo. Armstrong of Omaha, G. NJ.
Lee P. Gillette, Neb. City, d. G. NJ.
Henry Brown, Neb. City, ST.. G.. w.
G.. w. Wilkinson, 0tnsdi, Jr G.. w.
,. w, Marshall, Plattsmouih, G. T.
r. G. Jordan, Omaha, G. S.
Rev. H. T. Davis, Neb. City, G. C.
q. B. Graf. Dakota City, 9. o.
s. Redfeld, Neb. City, G.. l..
a. H.. Jackson, Dakota City, G. NJ.
s. d. Bangs, Bellevue, G. ST, ..
T. G. Adams, Plausmouih. G. ST.. d.
Aaron Calm, Omaha, G. t.
The next session. of the Grand Lodge
viii be held IN Omaha, on Tuesday, the
23d day Of June. 1863.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-12
LafA palatOes.

PotutOes some years yield much better
chen planted late than early. Some
seasons The earliest and others the latest
snTor mosi from disease. The middle Of
June IS early enough for late potatoes.
There is a probability that potatoes
will bring a good price this fall. When
any crop IS very low one season, It IS apt
10 Be high the next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-12
I PrpL1c-No. 5

ACT making appropriations 70 reimburse
the contingent fund OF the Office Of the Sec.
Rotary If the Treasury. including compen-
sation of additional clerks who may be en-
played according to the exigencies Of the
public service, and FOR temporary clerks, FOX
the current fiscal year and for the year end
ing June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-three, and to provide for the employ
nlent Of additional clerSs in the Office Of
additional clerks in the Office Of the Assis-
taut Treasurer at ST.. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-12
suRRIFF,s SALE

John Q a smith, ss
vs. District Court ~
Hiram o. Mfnics Nebraska Territory
John 8 Mfnick, -
Dy virfue OF an order % sale &c ms ~
above entitled case. I viii on -
Monday, l4h Of july, 4. ~
N. Of said day. at the DIOR 81 Den's hkiL
the place where the said court vas
EemahaC unity. cnsr for sa'e Ge nip- q
reai extafs, to-wtt the Eoutb east qll
No. -. in toahsfdp no 8 north Of Itlie y
tho sixth princiDal meredian in Aeo
togefher with The aspnrr eHances tae =
taken Al the poverty 81 Hiram O. ~
Miuick 90 satisfy sn orde of sala asl
favor % the above named p~lainfli- ov q
u " COLEaN
June u 1852 n49-5w pr FEE $50