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LID. L. BKOWNELL,
bookseller. and ,Nfuxi0tap,..
Cor. Main aud Fourth SIS.

would ssl aitaniion TO his stoek Of Books sta
tlennr!, ali aud itsaw Paper. wbieh he wiil Oh
al unusually low prices. IhauAfuii ior the patron
age bestoeeaon him iof the lsst eight years lie re
spe'tfally soiici,s continuance Of the same.
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PROCLAMATION OF THE PREsI.
DENT.

VdsHIHBtUn, FtU. -IJ.
II is recommended to the people of the
United States that they assemble in their
customary places for public solemnities on
the I'D day of February, and celebrate
the anniversary Of the birth day Of the
father of his country by causing to be
read to them his farewell address.
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1kT The boys knocked over the coal
stove in Miss Fletcher's room in the Pub.
he School House, yesterday noon, and
caused terrible fright. The floor took
fire and there was danger of serious con-
sequences. but fortunately the fire was
put out.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAI'S
~ - a Il II.

UNITED STATES 0FAMERlCA,l
DISTRICT OF IOWA.
by virtue Of execution to me directed, issued by
the Clerk of the District Court Of the United States for
the Southern Diytson Of the state OF Iowa, wherein
Hugh Hart is plaintiff and Thomas Martin Is defcnd-
ant have levied upon and will isell 10 the highest
bidder pnbtic auction, IT the door Of the Clerk s
Once Of the District Court Of the United States for
the District OF lows, al keokuk In said Distrct the
10th day OF February D. 1862 between the hours OF
o'clock M and o'clock p m, Of said day, the fol-
lowing propsriy, situated In Lee County. Iowa. Lot
number ~ in Block number l2sin the City OF Keoku
and all the land west VI the plank road Of the
quarter Of section g. township IS north OF range
Lee County, lows.
Taken and levied upon the propcrty-of Thomas
Martin TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
January 9TH, 1862.
II. M.H0xIE. u. s. Marshal.
jai.Satd ny n. fuLT0x. Deputy
In consequence Of the absence Of the Marshal OF
the United States District Iowa the sale Of real "a
tate in the above 10 poslponed until the goth day
OF this month by agreement e The parties.
HUGH HART.
BY RANKIN Il MILLER,
His Attorneys.
THoS. MARTIN.
Feb. TO- is69--febIt.d
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WANTED.
MISSOURI MONEY, fcarrent and nncurrent5; also,
Illinois and wisconsin heir value In cash will BE-
paid for same ut 81 and So I.eyee, by
deci3d CONEABHE& sMYTH.
GOAL OIL.
4-s
IS bbls direct from Pittsburgh, for salc 81 St Louis
or Chicago prices, and quality warranted.
AecM KELLOGG BIRGE.
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6. HEDGES
GHERIFE'S SALE.

Sheriff of Lee county.
BY ID. B. SMITH. IT,, Deputy
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT. HARTroxp Co.'S
HARTFORD, January lst, lsGR.
Personally appeared before me HENRY FOWLER
Justice OF the Peace. said State and county l.
HssDgE, Secretary, ard made solem oath, that the
foregoing Statement OF the assets aud condition OF the
sEtaa Insurance Company ~ true.
HENRY FOWLER, Jnstlcs Of the Peace.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

jan3i-4w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30

All persons claiming the right of preemption, either by reclamation otherwise any of the Swamp flowed Lands embraced n the foregoing list ted and requested to forward within sixty days from and after the date of this notice their preepions for the All lands confirmed the State which shall have been purchased with money with Swamp Land Scrip Auditors certificate Arkan- War Bonds by preemption, within sixty the date of thls noce win be sold offered at public sale the highest bidder by the State Land Agent of the Helena District his ohce in the city of Helena between the hour 10 o'clock the forenoon and o'clock in the aer noon the Monday after the expiration of sixty days allowed eemptors within which establish thkfr pre- emptious and pay for their lands being the l7 day or Aarca A. D. 1882 and to continue from day day. until all the said lands shall be sold or offered for sale
 Lands within six miles of any navigabe stream will not be sold public private sae for less than evenyhve and lands than sx miles from any nay gable stream, will not be sold for less than fifty payable in specie Swamp Land Scrip receivable by law for lands in the Helena District
 Given under my hand Land Agent for the Helena Dis trict, the 10th day of January, 1882
 R. MAL0NEY,
 State Ldad Agent for thc Heena District. Jan. 16, 1882. 2ra.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30

nay- We are sorry to learn that the publca> tion of the Fort Smith News will be suspended until March next. We clip the following from that paper of the 7th inst:
 Important from the Indian Country.
 We learn from Capt. Sparks, who arrived last night from the Cherokee Nation, that Chero. kee by the name of Jack Miller, came in last week from Col. Wate's camps, says that a nov ing company of Cherokees were intercepted by Waite, one killed, and the others made priso- ners. Letters were upon them, written in the Cherokee character without signatures, directed to John Jones' the son of Rev. Evan Jones who now lives on Walnut Creek upon the Ar~ kansas in which was stated, that the pin party in the Cherokee Nation is as strong as ever, and their sentiments unchanged. The party were going north.
 At last accounts, Col. Cooper was in pur. suit of Opothleyholo.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
s1, 900 REWARD. s1 900 REWARD, ,

WILL give the above reward for the apprehension and safe delivery to the civil authorities of Red River county Texas. of A. J. FALL who committed assault with Intent to kl the of Henry Stoneha. the Fist Deo ls6l will give the above reward for his safe detentsn until get of his person. The ead A. J. FALL has recently moved from Kentucky and wi Ia all probability make his back to said State Wb beard of he was going in the direction of Little oct The said Fall about ts or 90 years Of age hair s con. he left, he slightly wounded in ' es, .rn' r0
 r,. -. <. CHANDLER,
 . ,.' ;.NNtan's Tdn Tard F. O,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
A New Mode of Tanning Leather.

1ENHE SUBSCRIBER has a Patent Process for Tanning Leather that will heavy Sole Leather in 30 days Leather in 10 to Is days Calf other skns in 10 days The Process is fifty per cheaper than the old Process and the Leather heavier better and more durable al! of which done without Bark, and there is quai tity of the ingredient in the country TERss$l0o for the Right county, $50 for indiv dual Right
 War Bonds Confederate Notes, and Treasury Warrants taken at Par
 Address, }. .. HATTaX,
 Little Rock Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
HsF Regulations in conformity with tn;

Rg Regulations in conformity with the bounty act, lately passed by the Confeder ate Congress, have been prepared and issued by Mir. Benjamin. The names of all privates who will agree to re-enlist for two years, or the war, are taken, $50 is put down opposite their names, and they are allowed thirty days furlough at home the bounty to Do given at that time-and the furloughs to be given as soon as possi- ble, so that they may be back in the army by March or April.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 G2OO Reward.

w Governor, that WILLIAM P. MCDONNELL, wht stands indicted for the murder of M Heralston escaped from the jail of Fulton county the night Of the ll December, 1861, and is nov running at large
 Thersfors l. HENRY N. RECTOR Governor cf the State a Arksnsa by virtue of the authority in me vested hy law do hereby offer reward of TWO HUNDRED DOL LARS to any person who will arrest and deliver the said w. P McDonnel to sher of Fulton county, Arkansas that justice may Do had and the laws executed. It. the seal of the state of Arkansas 70 he
 at Little Rock, this the 18th day of Jan. A p lso2 II, NJ. RECTOR. By the Governor.
 JOHN T. SHERMAN, Secretary of State INSCRIPTIONS said McDonne is about feet or 10 inches hgh weighs in good health T5 ihs Is pale and weak from reccn sickness hair very long light bsard bu eyes rather down lock- quick spoken has relations s Tsppah county, Mississippi Jan. 2 1SsS .w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
N n IT [ q F

a IL persons indebted to CLEMENTS < wILLETT. on
 account requested to forward and settle rn meaaey by note other ~fse Arkansas Bonds take at par CLEMENTS 2 wILLETT. Ian if 1852 st
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
Sale of Land for NonPaymen Taxes County

charged following
  
  
 
  oral will be on ~ oita
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
" O T I c E |.
Confirmation No. 8, of Swamp and Over.
 flowed Lands in the Helena District

NI0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That an additional con- frination of Swamp and 0verfowed Lands has been made to ths State of Arkansas in the counties hereinafter named in the Helena District, to-wi
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30

WHEAT AND ToBAcco.- During the month of December, l94,759 bushels of wheat and 337 bogsheads of tobacco were brought to this city by canal, railroad, and river.- Richmond lFhi0
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
To Whom This May Concern.

THIS Is to certify that called upon to witness the Patent Process for tanning leather invented and patent ened by townsnan, B. Hattox tested, and were the witnesses his of tanning in thirty hours piece of leather bs will make good upper leather for coarse recommended his advertisement and will speedily bring about complete revolution iI tho tanning art He makes known to the ingredient used in his tanning art and there any quantity in the country and throughout the southern States. VIM. E. WOODRUFF,
 R. l.. DUFF,
 R. $. YERKES
 Little Rock Ark Ia, o-th 1ss2
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
Look At This.

vEHO ALI. WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN: This is to cer- tfy that have used the above process for Tanning and have also used Leather after it tanned and find that it s the best Leather that have worked and tanly the quickest process in the world The Leather is Tanned fifty per cent cheaper is heavier better and durabe and cordially recommend the public to try i1.
 HENRY SHORES, Camden, Ark, Dec. 2l, 1861. 1a--am.
 ARGAysAs P2SIrrNrIARy, Jan. 1862. Mir. B. O. HarTox-Sr: have thoroughly tested the ceipt for tanning which purchased of you, and have hesitation n saying that it makes leather in mach shorter time the old fogy process would recommend it and planters vishing tan their leather
 Yours, A. J. WARD
 CAMDEN, ARK, Dec. os 1881. Dr. B. O. HArrox- Dear Sir have tested your process fer ning enough feel liberty that it s In every respect it recommended in your advertisement will the leather if the instructions carried ont fully. Yours truly, otc, WM A. BEkK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
Beef Hides and Peltrv,

WANT purchase 1000 Beef Hides and 5000 Deer ssIns for which the highest price will be paid in cash at store on Main street. " VI HIITT Jan. 16 ISS2.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
For Sale. Cheap,

spCnn ACRES OF GOOD LAND, about eD AnO ten miles from Little Rock. There AUHA is good Log Dwelling House and other build HassM ings the place: small field under cultva- }iisIl A ton and an excellent Spring of pure water lIIIlmE This place will be sold at a bargain. For fur xk<kA ther information, inquire at this Office.
 Ian I6 1862
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
Notice Notice T!


 DANIEL A. NEWMAN, as Administrator of the estat, of L LOEB, deceaea offer sale 70 the highes, bidder on the 5t day of February and such will con tinue until sQtd at the residence of H. HEILBRON BRO in the town of Rockpoy Stock Of Goods consisting of Dry aoods Clothing Hats Shoes and many other articles too tssous to mention Sale from to o'clock
 DANIEL A NEWMAN, Jan. l6 1862. 1t Adm. of |. Loeb, dec.
 MOTT IC E u persons having claims against the State Arkap- "A for Quarter Master Commssary Supplies foe furnished labor performed horses killed or lost In battle will please forward them properly certified In dup cate to tLis office for payment at early possible
 J. W. McCoNAUGHEi,
 2. B 4 (. c. 1s Dip. 4. A. Little Rock, Ark, Jan 16 1862. St. The Fayetteville ArkaEsan Van Buren Press Thirty. fifth Parallel and Washington Telegraph, will copy notics editorislly, and send bill to this office.
 NO T c E. XXTA committed to the jail of Lawreucs county Artan w sas, the 27h day of December 1861 Neero soy who calls himself FRANK about a2 or g wears nd feet inches high weighs about 150 pounds of rather acopper color, and says he belongs man nsar Ashland Mississippi. The owner of said negrois hereby notified ward prove property pay charges and take him away he will be dealt with according to law.
 .--, JOHN D. WYATT, SheriR,
 By JAS. H. W. CAMPBELL psputy ShcriF and Jatler. Jan. 16. 1S62. 6m Cost of adv $26, or q per week.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
Administration Notice.

N0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the undersigned was the 23d of September 1884, appointed by the hono abe Probate Court of Pulaski county admnsratx of tho estate of Robert H. Hunmel deceased persons ing claims against said estate notified to present them for duly authenticated the will be barred according to law And all persons owing said estate ara requested to make immediate payment.
 CORDELIA HUMMEL
 Jan. 16, 1862. St. tdmini,trot-tr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
I T E M s

In 1860, the importation of coffee in the then United States was the enormous amount of tive hundred millions of pounds, at cost of flteer millions of dollars. The people ofthe South use doubly as much coffee as the people of the North Nearly one>half of this vast sum was expended by the people of the Confederacy. If substi tute could be found, it would save us seven mil lions of dollars year.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
 n E M C v

1 A O E NCY
 EEURING the absence of Col. F. A. TERRY in the Con-
 0S fderate army E. H. EsLIsH of Little Rock will act 1 his agent. Jan g, 1862 If.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
N o T I c Fl

NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That dnder authority and
 n pursuance Of the provisions Of the Act of the Gene raj Assembly of the State of Arkansas. entitled An At providing for the eryng and collecting of this state approved March stu l83S, and of said ral Assembly, entitled An Act to change the time Auditors sale of lands forfeited for approved Decem- ber l5th ls3S purchased from the Auditor of Akansa the northwest quarter ths sonthea quarter the west quarter and the west half of the quarter H section thirttwo of township four north base line in range seven east of the fifth principal meridian contain Ing five hundred and sixty for the ono hun dred and ortyseven dollars and cens the amount Of taxes due thereon, and received from he Auditor deeds therefor executed according law the day of Feb ruary, 1861, the date of the purchase aforesaid.
 persons who set any right to the lands pur. chased in consequence any normaty or any rregusr y egy connected with such sale notified to show cause at the hrst term of the Ccat Court of Crenden county in which county the lands purchased are ted six months after the publication of this notice why tho sale so made to by the Auditor and the there under should net be confirmed.
 Jan 16, ls62. St. W A. prvENs
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30

The failures at the north, during the past year, numbered six thousand and the amount of the indebtedness was hundred and eighty millions of dollars
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
" o T I 6 E

STATE LAND AGENr's OFFICE AT CHAMpAeNoLL., ARxl
 January lst, 1882. ] ESURSUANT to instructions from the Auditor the State of Arkansas notice is hereby given that this office will be opened the 1 day of February next the sale of confirmed swamp lands at private sale.
 Y. L. KELLY, Jan. 1e, 1882 s* State Land Agent.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30

kOuR NEGROE3, three and one woman, for whor liberal price will be paid. Apply to F. H Moody Little Rock, or to w. H. Brown, miles below Little Roe on the Pine Bluif road. Jan. 9, 1862. 3t*.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30

JOHN L. HAYNES, SherW and Collector of DreW Counu Arkansas 90 of adv.$ Oor tsper
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
Q T R q Y F D

E. MARE MULE, supposed to be about twelve T4EsA and half hands high. with streak down her back, about three years old. When she left had on a6a1M<k about ten feet long, liberal reward will he paid the return of said mue information where can ba found GEORGE GRAY
 Little Rock Jan 1s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
" A N r E D
Wanted to Hire

A GOOD MILCH COW, for which liberal ptfoe will b1 n given Inqulre at this 0kcs. Jan. 2s 1862.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
Public Land Sales at the Land Office at
 ClaIksuilla Arkansas

pursuance of order from the Auditor of the State of
 Arkansas will offer for sale to highest bidder for cash ct the Land Office in he City of elarksvis the Monday Q Harch nsat lS62 all the lands in fractional! townships Nos and north of rangs numbered 33 west as the same has never been offered for sae therefore market
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30
Notice to Pre-emptors.

ALL persons having legal and valid claims of preernp. on any of said lands, hereby required for ward make proof of their pre-emptons according to law before the day of sale and make payment therefor or es they will lose all benefits of any preemption the same whatever, WM. W. FLOYD Register
 NJ. ROSE. Receiver. LIND OFFICE AT CLlREsyILLE, ARK, Jan. 6, 1862. Ian l6 1862
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30

Grinding Cheap and at All Times NETE prepared grind and make the best w of meal whenever the is brought the mi only charge the eighth.
 Sawed Lath constantly on hand and for sale at B per thousand We also fill all bills for every kind of sawed lumber Jan. 16 1862. 3m. IRWIN < FOSSgET
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30

H HAVE lost a note A the lsi of January, would hereby warn all said note, as said Hut the one lost.
 Jan. p, 1862. 4ts
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-01-30

Green & Robertson. ..'' Humphrey S Turner. - Dodd james A.......''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-07
Take HO15 Of NY Hand

Z ~ = p 3 I -
"Take hold Of my hand" says tho little
one, when she reaches slippery place, or
when something frighteRs Der. With the
fingers elapsed lightly around the parents
hand, she steps chserfully and brasely
along, elinginea little closer when the way
is difficult, and happy in the beautiful
strength of childish faith. %f.
Take hold of my hand says the
young convert, trembling with the eager
ness Of bis love. Full well he Knows that,
If he rely on any strength Of bis own, he
will stumble and fall bu:, if the Master
reach forth his hand, he may walk with
nnwsaried foot, even on the crested wave
The waters Of strife or of sorrow shall not
overwhclm him, if he but Keep fast hold
Of the Savior - 9 .
"Take hold Of my hand falters the
mother, feeling that she is all too weak for
the great responsibilities that throng in
her path. Where shall we learn the great
ness Of the mlssion--ths importance OF
the field that has been assigned to herr
And learning it, how shall she fulfill it, if
she have not the sustaining, constant pres
ence of One who loves his people7
"Take hold of my hand whispers the
aged one, tottering on through the shad
ows and SHOWS of many years. AS. the
- e \ II
lance, and as the darkening eye looks for
ward to see if be can discern the first
glimmer Of the heavenly home, the weary
pilgrim cries out, even as the child beside
its mother, for the Saviors hand.
O Jesus Friend and elder Brother,
when the night cometh, when the feet are
weary, when the eyes are dim, take hold
of our hand.'-- Christian Treasury.
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IiPDsNtS ACrS:

FACT \. -Thi, ',mj.'n, heI,: drry fl.crsod
ttr'r Ma h.n''r ar" I5'urt,l e'ln,t rfrInse
FACT NJ - H.. Machine, rga}o The l.cr et,,h
@t.ir.n 'rth .s~..uI u.r a ilfs 1a ,us. than
h&it"> mach th'c'' h"d s., as the chain Ct Iec.-
Ih'.I \". b. Tl.so Ia. hines are l.:rcr aIap',d
tia -i.E "E~ 60" tj- n.rrL ne. t4 the market to
IT, ii', U't ban.' -I.' i, ,4s#lraA variety cf
Swing Required iu ~ i'rni,. They viii sew trt m
one f." tN,rfy tuishIts, Of A,ar~ciiirs with.u.
sterl Ir.. ard make Ger, etf.l perfect Tl,v
wa even So" from IT, finest garl- to tn, h. a, itst
q" h, aud c''H @i.H'. hard leather, without
chatEi q 'hnir d. n' de rr tensiou. 81 maxi arv
adIH~.nc"t "a u.at h3Ie wh.i,a.r. I~r.t such a
psaah.re best aanl ted Ia HmiIy r>e' s,.l n rt-r
"."i ." Il" ."nl', "r", Why I,l III ever! Variety
e haht >,",nr man" artur,. Frr W,rh to
4'tt> +" ear t"m''y MACHINE, We recommend
IA'rN ~ 4.-Thc.c Nar1.ipes make tie most east.a
s'tfG "i any ssNlua machine IN usr--a Tat Of
very great iigF,r rance Iii sowmg elastic suods ct
FACT No. 5.--N" Nac,toe is more durable or moro
tlhIf5' H. - n~tTGt,trh e. n,"r" ee,iy under-
stead. The re- nltin Ii # hes, Nach!ecs vher-
ever used Nil full! dem" rrto each Of The sbusa
FACTS.
r4tr >o.e These Machines took zoe rushoss
rlrnli,pr 1t H., lranl 'tls Institute rl4.,, ',IE,
FAt1 NJ. 7.--fh e Mayasres t,ak the Iltsh, sc
freft:r.l' al H. >.v ]er-..y Stare Fan.
FACT 80 --Vt.-. Machines rr.a The Iiieh,tt
#v""i At the A3"y1.tn lHst.rufa, IN the City of
y" N.rh. ts..'..r w. il 'ha Highest Premium
..s r.. -eo5a- W. line a,tk
FACE Ne. q ~-ihr~' W., hines t1uh hoJh the High
FACT Ne 10 -Th,sr Machines can do the SAME
thing generality, Whenever I!ur,riy exhibited in
mrstition e.th yrhrr fy-t class Sewing Ma
chimes. Bat "e ha,eslaro oul, FIR rur r.cr
norr.-r. ir 'hr 'uu>I ui'pt"'- If,; eff all.
tAtp No. si.--Nts warrant every
Aaarhine .ss SEA 80 -Ive .lGITER
ss'isfnctIon thnm amy other sewing
funded.
ass->sui fora Circular. AGENTS wANMEr.-
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-07

SEvERE.-In a speech lately delivered
10 Cincinnati, Parson Bgownlow used the
following not very complimentary Ian,
guage in speaking of Northern and South
ern fanaticism:
"Bu', gentlemen Of Ohio, do no. and
cannot exonerate the North, and | say in
brief to yoa, that if fifty years ago we had
taken one hundred Southern Fire Eaters
and one hundred Northern abolitionists,
and hanged them up, buried them in a
common ditch, and sent their souls to
hell, We should have none of this war;
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-07

ABOUT TO THE kNEEs.-Une of our dry
goods firms recently procured the service
o. Q clerk who was green hand at the
Business. A young lady entered the store
one day lately, to make some purchases,
and the other clerks being engaged with
customers, the young IN proceeded to
wait on the young lady. Among the
other things she enquired fer ladies hose
The boy found the desired articles, and
presented them for the Iady's inspection
"How high do they p she enquir-
ed, after a short examination.
The boy looked somewhat Confused
hesitated, but at length stammered out ::
"Well, l don't know, bat suppose they
will come about to the knees.
The young lady did not trade with that
clerk amy mora.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-07

AN EcLlPsE.-The Confederate Alma
nae 1862, published by Rev. Doctor Sum
mers, Of the Southern Methodist Publish.
ing House, announces IAN eclipse Of the
sun visible over the Confederate States =
And now, oh ! gifted prognosticator Of
celestial mysteries, vouchsaie to announce
that there will be total eclipse of the
Confederate States shortly, visible over all
ereation'