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sea, Americans are reading people,
aud newspapers are their library. While
history and the rich love Of the past has
its charms for the few, the great mass of
our readers are interested principally in
the living-in the many and absorbing
Questions respecting society. business, re-
l@ion and politics which peculiarly affect
the citizens Of republic. ANY one,
therefore, who has, or would have any
claims uron the people in either of these
respects Las one o. two courses to pursue
He must either proclaim himself rom
the rostrum, or through the press
To the business man the }as1Harts I'M
possible, and success to hin, les in the
single direction Of m9i,ing himself known
through the press. This when done ju-
dicionsly is the sure way to pros perity,
and many merchant prince who has
massed a iortune-many successful on
orator in the numerous avenues OF business
will reveal to you the secret OF it all, in
the one magic word advertise
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Hatchelor's Hair Esc-~-'. H.sIIE
the world.

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produces color net 81 10 dsiingus he'd from
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the i'll effects Of had dyes aud nvgorstes tn for
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beautiful sold by all druggists &c
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lsy- a man might frame aud let loose
3 star to roll in its orbit, and yet not have
done SO memorable thing before God,
as he who gets a golden.orbed thought to
roll through the generations of time.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8.

~ The packet Kate Cassel 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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To THE NERVOUS OF Born SExEs.-
AketiredClersyHan ha Ing been restored Eeslt 10
few days after many years Of great Sucpfirg H.
Wiling Assis1 others by safidnR free OH
OF postpaid reets4 ealt, CO.'S af ths lru-
scrtptiph used. Direct - TIE REV. JOHN NJ DAG
NALL 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. y.
ijeIA-dkw4m
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AM


by order from the Treasury Department, Shi D.
pers and Carriers rercqured, before ship
ments Of Goods or Salt amounting TO over k25g, 10
places In the first and second tier of counties the
sonthern Border OF She Stale of Iowa, Ole ID The
Custom House Once ST keokuk Iowa oath pre-
scribed by the Treasury Department also tn execute
bond, with approved snreties, thai the goods Their
described shall not be transported sold used in any
way, as 70 give aid comfort 70 insurgents or TO
sympatbiaers vita those in rebellion the Coy
eramsnt # the United States
Blanks can be oAaa1ted and instructions given at
The surveyors OAlce,
JOHN sTANsUs
suftryor of the Port.
Hons off kpk Anp gl "A,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-08

Gey- The Carter Zouaye Sisters will
give three oil their very popular enter
tainments at the Atheneum, on Nov.
10Th, 18th, and 9th. For particulars
see small bills.
oct s-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-08

New York Now.
Stocks lower and heavy since the Boa d 1rmer
Money unchanged, l3ii4l35
Demand Notes l26alo6t
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COMPREHENSIVE.

summer styiSs. just received from The maufAcius
ers, ut BRoNKELL's Book Store
teLa Cor. Main and Alb ssT&St4.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08
FROM NEW MEXICO.

Hon. Henry ALLEN, formerly Post Mas
ter Of this city, writing US from Fl. Union,
New Mexico, under date of Jan. 18th, says
z" There are all.kinds Of rumors here abou.
the Texans and considerable excitement
The latest news from Fl. Craig was to the
effect that the Texans were within twenty
miles Of the Fort, and advancing. ] have
this morning received news that most Of the
troops have been ordered from IT. Craig to
Camp Connolly, so that they can act either
up or down the Rio Grande. think there
will be Eight down there soon, as the Tex
ans have made some advances, though their
movements may only BE- . felnt to draw Col.
Candy out. However, Jon may look for
some ness Of conflict before long, GER
tain. My folks are all WE'LL
JoHs Atkins formerly of this city, but
nov Lieutenant 10 the q. 8. regular ar.
my,l is a. Albuquerque. His command was
ordered below, but has been stopped for
the present"
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PRINTERS' FESTIVAL.

The printers of Omaha intend having a
"Prin.ers' Festival" at IIerndon Hall,
Omaha, on the 18th mat. A. F. HARVEY,
Esq, of Nebraska City, is to deliver the
oration on the occasion, which fact, OF it.
self, is sufficient to create lively interest
10 the affair, and insure the attendance Of
every printer in this part of the county
The gentlemen Of the sOmaha Union,' -
have already commenced their preparations,
add will leave nothing undone to render
the Festival = complete success. Tickets,
$3.50.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08

D. rssws.ss - ~ ssisgrsShis soisoss,
this ncr.ise. Il viIl b ssss thas the Sea-
sss Of The GATED States has given evidence
II a s.e,esepess u shs work Of crushing
sss ~ esbsslios b sspsiiisg fire. ne
aosr ~ The Sesste, the traitor Jess D.
Bsieha, u lsdisna- This 10 nevs shss viii
bshaiIsd nth delight b ssssy loyal heart
n IL sss;ss. There Is net . Das vithis
DE bsssds q the republic, not tainted With
Tie ssiss Of which Blight ssjass paid, 10
pass, " penalty, bat viii rejoice il h''
sesl thai ssr Nssiesal Lsgislsssfe y At
last sivisx ssideses Of ito determination
q deal Nth traitors 10 that prompt ard rig
= nae.ss which shs heineos character Of
sssir nosssrous crins bat too richly merits.
Avsy ~ish Ill false gensleaess in the nat
~; ~ mere beading Of the Law 70 suit the
wishes Of the euIpris. The Govsrnnsos has
already shows too much leniesey to such
While ssssinins every nerve to conquer and
svssshsos she epsa sasoy, vs shoald mol
fsilts meet out 70 the secret fos-the trail
tor in our midst-ths full vsngeance Of the
offended Law. Let the case Of Bright b.
sAkes ~ precedent, and whenever trai.
~ 10 Sosod 10 power let hin be ct oocs
expelled; but the matter should NOT be al
lovsd 10 stop there, for after expulsion
from o6oe, be should be tried in Court, and
u there found guilty, should Be sentenced
10 receive that punishment which the Las
provides ~ the reward Of his crimes. Lei
justice BE- felt. Il -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08

R+tt.E r0NSy
70 see paper that has ever ssre"uosiy
advocated The hanging Of horss-thieves
without the inserposision Of jadge or jury
--tsrribly indigsaa: and shocked because
the Goyerpmens, in tins Of war, arrests
and cos6nes men 10 prison, Who are avov-
edly guilty Of treason! Horsc-saieve'
should DO Iynehsd-bss men who bid the
rsbels God speed 10 overshrowing the Fed
sral armies, should pot svsn he placed IL
spjs qsa,.ers--shoaid not Be deprived Of
liberty without duo process Of iaw! This
b not only the doctrine Of The rebels, bo'
also Of their synpa.hisers in the North
Il 10 aedi6sd Gay Of stating the refrain
q Je6. Dasis--so.w Wit: I" Let 10 aloos.''--
That d oil Js6. wan.s-sll Hill and bis
sympathissrs ash. Treason, whore 10 Thy
hlsshi s1
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08

superior lot ofYaney Goods, Perfumeries Toilet anS
Fancy Soaps Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes. full A.
sorment Of Paint and vansh Brushes Surgical InstrO
ments together with all the most popular Patent Medi.
cines Our stock comprises everything likely 10 b.
called Tor In our line Of business all Of which o6es
u Wholesale Retail, the reasonable terms.
Merchants and others respecly invited give ~
call, we purchase terms which enable us 70 se
at greatly reduced prires. r
All Goods warranted ssrepreaented PhysciaensPr s
ssrptieps and Family Receipts accurately arefuy.
Q :mpounded. ly2ul
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08
CITY LIVERY STABLE,

BRYANT St., North of Broadway,
COUNCIL BLUrvs, IOWA.
T An PREPARED 10 ACCOMMODATE RE rnAy.
FILING PUBLIC With anything in the
viii aiso rsn Omnibss Hack 70 sad frsn thS
Best Landing during the boating season.
0pressons deoTiOss - Asstne he OuDiSus esal q
their sssidsoee for pssseagors will -
~ lsssiaG vsr1 q Tie Stable.
. SoHx DoBAxY.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08

Sws. II. SKwARp 10 bad egg )"
20 is EpwAxp Barns, Attorney General Of
the Usised States; - 10 W. II. Z. GrsLsT,
Z. s. District Attorney FOR iswa; 20 10 II.
NJ. HoxIs, U. s. Masshal for Iosa! Wsars
done with shsa-thsy are vi'lains, rascsls |!
essh and vsvy one Of then! There can Be
mistake abau, this, Tor Ne have it fres .
"msa Of mech real worth Of character"
that these msa entered into . "Aorrid Geo.
spisasy,a and visissed the Coessitusion OF
The Usisea States asd Of The State Of Isva
AL Tor The purposs Of throwing into .
MILITARY prison Capt. wa. N. Hill, late sd'.
sse Il che usrrisos Coussy Flss! wssan's
--s.d, vAas d more, - vso's--cssstss.
sses sseA sillaisy. And, then, jsss taisk u
SsvAas's joisias Die hesrid conspiracy q
. s;us vAsa b sselt - havs bses sssslise
,Ass sisAls aGAr Nth Esglssa! fss, gssd-
bys, Ssw.xS, Bssss, 0eriey ssd Hosie, yss
.rs . vsgFsa nss-prssosscsd % By >
Sc reliable uas, )" asrssshis . isssssssisss
srs~ ~ susAssssies q Rica.esd -asd -
Aays ~ nsss respess for yos.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08
FROM THE IOWA FOURTH.

A letter from Col. Dodge, dated camp
No. 6, Wet Glaze battle ground, January
%, 1862, states his brigade would reach
Lebanon the next day. Price was entren-
ching IL niles this side Of Springfield. OF
the Iowa 4th he says: " they are in for .
6ght if it 10 in the country. | have no fears
about their standing fire. ...
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08
PROBATE NOTICE

In the matter Of the Estate Of william Caroshess Dee
Notice Is hereby given to all persons interested that
the viii Of the above named william CarDfhsfe Ass
been publicly read before me A. required By law md
the let Monday Of March hearing proof thereof
ut my once In Council Diuns. Iews.
A1RAHAM JACKSON
xeo. D. County JuAlo
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08
DISSOLUTION OF rARryER.H,r.

TIE arm Of 9. EVERETT 4 CO., was this d.y
dissolved bysautuai cuosenI All notes and accounts
due said Arm. will be paid to @. L. Everett who IL
Authorized 10 receipt for the same Ani ali claims
against ssid Arm viii be preseated 70 G. L. Everett
for payment.
GEO l. EVERETT,
y. N'BRiDE.
Sko l. EvEkEff viii cosfsae The business Al,
ne go seead Where By eiee afteniior business he
hopes 20 merit the share of public patronage - esv
DUSTY eestosed upoe the old 6rm.
bAtDk, W withdrawing from the Aym vsu,d
take this method Of sknov,eSins The kiar..s ~ NJ.
90 nseoas sed CUSTOMERS. end vosA sesyefuliy soseas
Cesnc:i BIzrs, Jan. 1884, ssU4 .s7
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08
: An EXPLANATION.


The committee for the receiving and dis.
bursips Of fund, for tho relief Of the fam.
iliss Of volunteers, called upon rs yester-
dAy, and male the following explanation
il regard to an article which appeared 10
the Bugie, and which represented Mr.. Lock
wsob as having refused to pay to the com,
ui,,ss the sum subscribed By him. They
desire u TO state, in Justification Of Mr.
LOCKWOOD, tina. while be refused to recos-
nire the subscription considering the debt
discharesd--ks vas willing to do anything
in his power for the relief Of needy fami-
LEE Of volunteers and others; and did at
that time rive the amour. asked for. And
thew would furthermore state that Mr.. Lock
vosp has since voiansorly paid to them the
whole amount Of tho original subscription
->l32.
Independent Of the abaye statement Of the
committee, We can say that We knotc OF our
own Observations, that during the time com
pany B, OF the 4sh Iowa regiment was being
allcd ~, in this city, Mr.. LockwooD con-
sribu.ed for tho beuef. Of the members Of
that company, more than the sum originally
subscribed BY him-paying at one time one
hundred and City dollars. And this may
explain Why he informed the committee that
b ssssidessd the debt paid. This exp'aDs-
ton Of the conuitses puts Mr.. LOCKWOOD
right before the community, and shows to
What uniashomabls depths Of moral degrs
dasio, man will sisk himself for the pur-
pose Of gratifying personal malice. On the
Fourth Of July last, Mr. LocKwaop delivered
aa ors,ion fitting to The occasion, and, lis.
sssisg to which, wrishiug and foaniug, the
secession editor Of the Bugie core eternal
and unrslensins hostility to the man who
would thus denouncs traitors and their
synpa.hiasrs, and since that time he has let
no opportunity clip to Islander or m.lign the
character Of Mr.. Lacxwooo. Nothing 10 too
nsss, too vile, too low, for hin 70 utter,
aed the farther be can get from the truth,
The better IL suits him.
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bAck. twice 4 WAek. = SO
Leave Burlington Monday and rhurpday st ! m,
Arrive at Nuscatine next days by opm;
Leave Aaseaaas "Wednesday and saturday ais
Arrive II burlington next days By spm;
Bids for three trips wcek Invited.
,uoaa rrom nur,inc,.n Nv Ausu.,. n~rr..rs -.
R,int Dsver Ana Prtmrsss II Y.m,..,.~ ~
miles .rA hses fhres lime. vn~s -
Leave Duriinsten Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ateam;
Arrive 1t rarminrton BY pm;
day at nj; s.s--'s..
Arrive ut Burlington By b m,
,co,n 49, f,o,u,.n.. c;.~ =. x.,.,.
49, M, n..s.. ny - .A.on ost Aue", and
~s - We Ss's, - AAA'Ss sAsA eesAs oose
Leave Columbus City Friday a.sam;
Leave Iowa CITY THURSDAY Al = m:
Hss r. cnmm.nsc ~ ,,ir. ~ ,nv,,., an, ,,,.-.
i'Nac"' sss'i"
'os'' I nrss ~ saH, sp."s num- wnned.
ton, 2, n'iies and back, once = week.
Arrive 81 Wsshingtan 6y q pm;
Leave washington "wednesday !, can,
Arrive at wapcllo By pm
..... -. ,~.., =. =.
'o's. rtu S, w aa gun aau Vos.eh Grove
80 ' ~''' ~ "s' SUI osSks ence
hsa,se w y, ssus, 1 rsassn
Leave Mount Pheasant TUESDAY Al sam;
Arrive At wspelo BY g IN.
mas, rr,r, r,o,shcr,urh n Now n.... ,,.
''''s "i,.s mi ".cs sx,es 80 0s'o0 Illinois,
r.axc Toolsb"rarch Tuesdsy and y,,a.x.
Arrive S ss ss., nas ras ~ iva Az
Arrive ~ 1o''sso'''sn ~ pm'
iosSA From Gefmansine, uy btishton Clay Richlsad
aud ieka. 70 Aaft'nsoafS " miles and back.
onee week.
Leave Gcrmanviils Thursday at Can;
Arrive at Butter hy pmi
Leave batler ffh'ay ~ AMI
Arrive at Germanyiile BY spm.
ios'5 From Iowa CITY by Bon Accord, dell Ait. Rich.
Moha, wasanston, ntisn.on. Faessant Siain.
ana walnut, 10 Fafne'us % miles and back, six
times week.
Arrive at Fairfield next day BY i2mi
Leave Farneid aay' except sunday, a IL nj
Arrive a. Iowa G,.y next say oy " m.
bMs Tor three ''ips . "ccN only nv"ee.
loe3s From Iowa City, by Sclon banner VALLEY, and
kingston Gny, 70 OeuAr hapids' - miies Aud
back, SIX times : wces.
Leave iowa oity uaiiy except SUNDAY, No pm5
Arrive AZ Cedar Rapids next day oy Ami
Leave Ccaar hap'as aaAys except SUNDAY ~
o.m'
a Ar, A. iowaIay =, I'm.
"s ~ v. -.
o'' f," TON, n.sn niy.r uan,s.m. .ons. aaers
nnrs peep N.set, Ssn.eha"S; sugar etsse. ana
, rasan, view. 70 Se"'o"' " miles and back
LeM . =. as" y. MY Aon'"s' wednesday, and Ffi-
arr,ys,. :, Nsw,a, nor, ,,ax. n,anu
Leave New.o" A'n'sy' wednesday, and friday
Aryivs A. Iow. civ nav, d.v.hvarn
Bids invited To end at tirinnsli, ou,ittins Sugar
Grove, Pleasant View and Newton
,oe,s rr,r Tow, CIV hv u,r.n 49,. ,.x..,
y snsoS, ,a., n wsser "a Gssse and kx
,s., aess; c,,, r.,,..e,
Arr,vs ' :, .. 1,'s n,n',,. ~ Sa
S ae 80, % 30 % Msp, 1880, ~ y y ~
.rsi.o =, 1,,. ,.,,s -" $50. ~
BIDS for two trips week invited.
,o,,o rrom low, CIV Nv rr,n. p,.r.. ..,,.,
' snn,iiIn ch.ns.,,.s S,,,h ~, S"'sn' 49,
stcr 70 s,snm,n"x h,"r, han.ns az anu "sg Gu
back once a week. - ~ $50
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pcs neines Iowa, Jan as:h 1861.
A vorR or THANK IRON rae IOWA
TOURTH.
Headquarters 4,h lows Infantry,
Rolls, No., Jan. %, 1862.
wHxRras: Our Reg'msnsal Hospital IN
the Fall uss without means necessary to
make our sick comfortable, and,
wHrasAs: An appeal was made BY ou'
Chaplain to ssudry places for help, there
fore,
Rsofred, That the the thanks Of the
oiIcers and men Of the Alb Iowa Infantry,
be, and are hereby, rendered - the ladies
Of the Soldiers Aid Societies Of Coassil
BlalEs, 0lsowsed, Claripda, wintsrsss, De-
Moiuss, snd The State s. A. Society, Of
isvs, and the ladies Of NJ. Hope. Wiscon.
Gin, sos their prompt scsion 10 forwarding
boxes and pseiasss Of just sssa stores a
we're moot needed BY ~ ss . tine when "a
many Of oar nsa were pressrsssd with dis
sess.
Rsso,rsd, That while tisd frisods q home
~ill ssod sueh tokens Of their love and aasc.
ton to cheer % 10 sickssss, ~e win 10 health
shrink from 40 hardships or sasri6ss 10 do
ing our duty.
Rossssl, That . copy Of these resolo-
lions be sens to The proper papers 10 lows
for pobliessioa.
Passed % dres parade By fali vsss and
cheering. .
Gel. CeonandisN
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08

TW. w. JonSsox, vhs 80 corpofai
in The Iowa 7th, and took N active part N
tie battle Of Bsinons, has painted paaoE-
ana representing the principle events Of
that memorable engagement, snd Is nov
exhibiting the same through this State
Hope he'll give n call oatthis vay. and
les u zee what real Sighting looks like.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

.,6 ,sn the ground between Long Island and Mir Mats
70. ss.s. sasss ss... 4. ,s%.u '.s '.as' s'"'-..
ofSp s%hdoR s6sP.ps sp cd ship odsssA scss Buseo.
Am; :si "'' Hartman as' brig Charles
'sar % ,a.sps a.%sa Asscss sssss sSsrs sYsa c.
ship s.sns lne.l Mooa., I'd NSers S% ,.,,. pm,.
plsra.Aa. pI.AsETEHropT En.sp1.e s w.. 9a
wssSnSson Ferguson. FAB R@ er; Arabea. was~, East
Yt5p fasT psssr 'ees ce. PSiiasess 70, c:s',se
gNArr schrs Martin Durham, Ees ssrah sngns
Eoas YeDon SYoss ;r l lowell SD sh'
n ~, Pm III. other vessels ,spor,sAsSSre s.,,,
gAL SEP % sSs Ss as.ss p6 sS.
Sils. fright seNnan. Ei,abeshpor sd Ssr Edw 'a""'
af0tcEsTER sep, ls-Ar seAr. Bsnans,.@, SIN. W
wseasset for NYork Ada Frances Coon,be BseAbay Il
NEW BEDFORD, sss lsaAn .ohr Egnic. Adam.
NYork. Sid schr safer F'.h Cirom Warehsm,
nEwBURCPoRr. Sept a--sd .chr Edward La.-ysr.
ExSTUSRET Sep, ,o-A,r shop Ranger, Davs sYrs;
for s..% Hsppass, K,Is1 % Iqr sosso sid s.s
EarSs rs sa."" sa'9f Hcrs".s @ assdss
aspSs % sccos vssas Martin Ronsat Eny nc sas
' .aS. R"sdss S ss FxGn
port for sasport sami Nash Th.mpson 40 FOR Bssons
YMiL%DsIETIS: sss I1,l S,s: 1,ss scsls; e.,
NOva; Yltor Neazte Boston. AmeHs a BsP,
RSe; Samuel IS PEI Pasr Portland Dupont ss1
ing Boston, Fly, Cheesman. Nantuokct Cid seayAsip
Norman Baker Bosom; ship Shatemuc ONWARD verrcoS
brgs Lucretfa Browar Cardenas San Astooo Snow. sew
Ella Pa.ksrd Ffssnah Matilda Priaes; Garriscu3
Corson: Reckin CHAM Tapey. Stroup foser; Scot
Rothell; Sarah, wall~s.. and N Thgupson GonovcT
Boston; Sea witch Tyler Taytcr Dukas; q Runyora
Matthias; W II MOVIE. iispIis and Aii,n Aen. Prov"
Lynn Comptcuv Yates, Hew LONDON. Jas Eeison Burt,
Taunfon LoissG Gray 6o~den, Roxbury; Il Pharo Gran.
mer New London; Elzasssh. Brown. Sionrgt6n: W
sinmons Godfrey, Salens Van Buren, Wsg Rorsmouthi
I4th-Arr schrs Le-sburr Swift; Rorbury Crcwel Isaas
Rich, Croweli and MedoruA Chase, Boston,
LswEs, Del Septi4--The bark Glen~lvon aSm Dublin,
NYork-
PORTSMOUTH Sept ll.-sid schrs Channcr. 0feuy. and
N Sewal, CULVER, Philadeiphia; VIM Dusosq Mayo
PROVIDENCE, Sept ls--.rr steamers Petre ys-ine and
Ospray Kenney, NYork sid schry Mail, Kelley. and
Heath, Williams, PhAdelphia Menterey- Craig. Delaware
City; Angel Luce. Ezabethpcrt; Caralne Wtsnm Har
yey. and Roxanna Buriey AUSTIN Rondo0t Wra Mrsyce
lHh-Arr steamer Falcon. JcreA New York; scarJohsL
ROCKLAND Sept Carr ship Cavalier Crockett. Baurss
for Lverpoo 7h, schrs' Siss Wright Adaus v,ohavss
Limerick Lass Bangor for Liverpool; scIrs PaeA
endleton, NYork; Horton Jameson Bangor for NYoFh
Sd 9th schr Uncle Sam SpaldEg NYork 9h. ship Caye~
le- Jordan Liverpool schrs Powera Robinson sra 81
Wright Adams NYo,s Oregon. Pratt superior Robin
and Juno, Robinson, do; Fanny kestng Snow, Bae
more; llth Eugene, AsScrn. NEnrk
SAN FRANCISCO Sept lO-Arr steamship Tynerasntnp3-
Hfllyer, Ii ,don; ship hsrora Clough Hong Kong Bd'
lth, steamer Orizaba, ParamA..
SkLRM Sept i2-Arr bark Zoton Cark, Cayenne vA'as.
Thomas; schr Pavilion, Langley. 1Rsndout
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

| kGVgory ny nm EmpIOyc fn tho UniteS
sta ties MnrshaIs Office.
FAnuHS or AN ATTEMPT TO FORGE ON THE SUE
| TREASURY.
A vo,e,s van, employed a copyiss In the Unitst
States sstsbaAS ofcs addressed letter 10 Mr. Cisco
Assistant 1,n.ur " Thursday last stating that Mar
sha Murray ould p ure 70 draw from tho prizs fund
the sum OF s2ss s4o an, that person would call for Il
the next day TNs next day another young man caie<
and presented document oicn our readers viii nnd 10
to-day's money artisls, In anot YER co'umn.
Thus bore tho renrine seal Of the Aarshals depart
msnt, and enclosed in OF tn regular omcia on
velopes.
Mr. Cisco opened the envelope and ha wing rsad 'ne
Communication asked the bearer hewas 'osnizsns OF
she contents He said he was, that waSan oer from
the Marshal 10 deliver him package contaning$ s.
hr. Cisco told him that this most exsaordl vary
document and which could be recognized He
that he would write note to the Marshal explanatory
Of what necessary to be done in the matter, and
asking for immediate interview. This note wrtten
and handed to the messenger bringing the pretended
muncaton. In about half Hour tho person who called
on the previous day and said chat Mr.. Murray
desired him to say THAI he then engaged in very
important public matter and could not GALL until next
morning, when he would the treasury Office. In
the meantime he had pressing need for the money,
and would let remain until after the interview. The
object OF this message doubtless gain time the
ploters fearing that Mr.. Cisco might in the meantime
call at the Marshals Office, and thus afford them less
opportunity to make their escape after the defeat their
great attempt.
On Friday morning Mr. ". Fl. Thompson, the clerk,
called at Mr.. Ciscos and stated that an smpoye q
copyist) had forged the Marshas name to checks at
bank where Mr.. Murray kept his private account,
and that be Mr fhcmpsOn) bad been sent to ascertain
II nything Of the kind had done the Office OF the
found that orgeries had been presented there
In the meantime IL ascertained that forged
checks for 81 800 had been presented at one Of
the city banks, paid cut OF the private account Of
Marshal Murray.
In consequence Of statements that have been made we
requested that this delinquent individual
who merely employed copyist, had to
any Of the private books papers official documents oi
the Marshals Office and that the government has in
way suffered by his treachery.
The Of the absconding party is Alexander He'll
born, British subject, who, IL appears, some ten
eleven years ago, committed forgeries England. The
ruling passion is strong under any circumstances, and
this fellows mania forgery, otherwise he could have
taken package Of $500, which had been given into
charge by the jantor OF the building Theft OF small
beneath the dignity Mr. Heiborn, and he
scared be forger fer quarter of million of
dollars.
The police and several detectives after him. The
steamboats, and ears from all the outlets watched,
and II he has even escaped to Canada he will be
seized there, and brought back the extradtion
treaty.