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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
Denth Of Gen. BohIcn.

From Gen. Popes command we learn that on FIJI !;
day night and Saturday, the Rebels again attempted
10 cross the Rannahannock but were driven back.
IN sSirmish On Friday night, Capt. Golding, Bng.
ade- tuartermasier, was taken prisoner with about
eo,Ooo be bad in bis possession, and on SATURDAY
morning, we regret to saw, Gen. Henry Bohlen OF
this city, while calamity leading his men against the
enemy, was killed.
Gen. Bohen left this city several months since, as
commander OF the 18th Pennsylvania Regiment, and
wa subsequently, promoted to the position OF Brig.
adler Geleral. lie was q well.known citizen OF
Ptiladelphis,. and for many years O respected aud
prominent citizen.
He was distinguished for his gallantry at Cross
Keys, where his brigade stood the whole brunt OF
the fight, and acted nobly in other engagements in
the Valley. He was pure patriot, and was held
IN the highest esteem, not only by his mon but by
his superIors.
Our latest advioes give the pleasing intelligence
that our army is in iuPregnable petition aud no
doubt exists Of ability TO successfully compete
with and drive back 10 the southwark the Rebel
horoes who have vsntured from the Notifications
before Richmond. Phil Inquirer, Aug. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
Hort tuaroens' Notife.
sr.rs OF Nsw.YoRK.
u.sn.s,, Orycs No. l0l Wall.st. :

Posr.wIRDExs Osvics No. los Wail''t
~rOTICE il hereby given, ia accordance with
NoiiOE 80 ,L Act passed April H. 1851 entitled An
At to Rsosnso wIasa' oss Of the Port OF S,S ~.
York tne ,6,r ,a or survey Sss
yAsses are under examination By the Port.
WrSeus and the said sarveys or examinations wi %
hoard said vessels; NM nm =
steamship Tara. NO. 70 s
R.ri Gan Eden. Eorf nfo"s,y.
Rsfk James Z. Ward. Commercial Wharf, brookyn
Brig Santiago.
Big DunkiIk Pier No 10 n;
Brig Rolling .Piereponps, breosys
Schooner Addie f. Barnes .ThompsonS p,oo
WIN. II. BuRLEIGH, Prss'dsn~
J. Aces HERMAN Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
The Steamer Jura Outward Beund.

CAPE RACE, Tuesday. Aug o. 1882
The steamer Jura from Quebec on Saturday, pasy.
ed this point at clock this morning en- route to
Liverpool. Later news dispatches were put on
board by the news yacht, as were also numerous
commercial dispatches from Mr.. George 6tokers
Telegraphic Agency, No. las Broadway, New.
YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

srNiArukH ALAANAC
sun-Rises....5:22 Setx........6:H Moon-Sets.. 100
Sigh WATER THIS pAE
sandy Book. 900 Gov. Island. $50 Hsu0ata ll;3I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
With Senatorial District Military Com mittee

The Committee met Tuesday morning at the
chamber Of the Board of Aldermen. Present-Peter
Cooper, Mr.. Marshall, Dir. Campbell, Dir: Kelly,
Mr.. FAR, Mr.. Foster, Gen. Spicer, Aid. Dayton,
took the chair; Thomas V. j. Christophers acting
az Secretary. letter from Col. Higenbotham was
read asking for an appropriation to aid in recruiting
biz regiment. Also a letter from Capt. WIN. Mayer
Of the German Regiment, asking to have the regi-
mont raised by him desgpsted a. tho With Sen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

S1perhns Us. WHEAT firm sales of 5000 bush Red q
81 30d ST. 81: White at 81 +Gd S. Corn firm Gales Of
I, 900 bush 63d64c. Mess PoRK, Ga WHISKY dull q -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
Movements of Ocean Steamers
Pss,,,,..n ecrg Arrived

kVv-~-s09 Arrives
bd,k Fdsny, ,oSs Ky Wsst-J. Davis and daughter,
Nile I. Dessisler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

Granite State. They were received by the Maine
Regiment with nine cheers, which were returned
by the former with good Will. AS they could mol
conveniently hand at the depot. the steamer pro-
.ded 10 the foot of Morris street, where the men
were marched out by CONF nes on 10 the pier, and
subsequently marched TO the depot.
The regiment has been encamped at Camp Colby,
near the city of Concord, since the Let OF July, and
at the present time is uuder good discipline Ihey
were Alec equipped in the regular uniform, and
armed with the Windsor rifle and saber bayonet.
The following il list of the staff and line officers:
Colonel Enoch q Fellows; Lieut. Colonel, Herbert D.
T,u, msor George W. Eysfe' AuaI os Snys.d m
VIA a. Webster: Assistant Surgeon: John >. EmsI.oI
.nc. Gb'9n Chaplain ha"s,d s ~ Osss
Hanson Ou.r,ermai,sI Sergeant jaime; Perry HG.Pits
st.wd w.sI shspss b fasP' Musicians Of Imam
COMPANY A-Cap, Leonard IL rill.bury; LIT Lieut. WIN.
9. PiI.buiy; I'd Lieut.. Oliver r. Neweomo wo
Company B-Capt s. Judson Alexander; lat Lieut. WI
ID ~ T.r.don; "a Lieut. I. Melville Chisholm.
Company C-Capt Augu..u, 8 EdseHy !" Lieut. onA''e'
w comp S.n 6c.p;.in Chester Stevens i Lieutenant
Andrew }. Houshi I'd Lieutenant, Albert O. Merrill.
A.. ~ Huiehsopi I'd Lieutenant, Jss. N. Edminsef.
Company f-Cspiain Andrew J. stcnei lot Lieutenant
VIM r Moses. I'd Lieutenant ss Ions h n MIop Lieutenant
o,,,iIr smith; I'd Lieutenant, ChaA A. Harden
SS%p.ny h.9 a Ss,. Ssa: u: E B.s "
i-Csptai John W Bsbbi LIST Lieutenant Js'
cob Green; "a Lieutenant Nsl'Gs n s.wyer ,.,,.,
-
Erwin r. Gaze; I'd Lieutenant VIM; l. Brown
a line band. consisting OF 30 pieces, accompanies
the regiment, slso full drum corps. Inc mel were
,nppIed with five days rations, and left for their
de stination at IL o'clock.
ARRIVAL. AND DEPARTURE OF TIE FOURTEENTH
CONNECTICUT REGIMENT.
The IAth Connecticut Regiment, Colonel Dwight
Morris, reached this city from Hartford IN tne s'ean
boat civ Of Hartford and the propeller George Z.
Collins. Ut O'Clock yesterday morning, and landed
at Pier No. North River. Col. Almy, the Con,
nectcut Agent in this city, anticipated Their affiva
and made all necessary arrangements Tor iurni'hlhg
the men with breakfast, which they discussed very
theoretically on the pier while waiting Tor the poa
to start with them for Ellzsbethport, n: D., "nere
they were to take special train for Warrington.
The Nth numbers over ! 900 men-as hne'oo9ins
fellows as ever shouldered muskets or marched u
the battlefield to enter into debate OF bayone's.
With but two or three exceptions the ofisers lave
already taken part in the war, nearly all OF tnein
having been connected with the Connecticut milis,s
regiments which responded 70 the hls OIL ID 'e0''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27


Six companies are forming in Jersey City for nine
months service and large number Of men over the
quota have already volunteered. The whole quota
Of Hudson County, from present indications, will
also be rased by volunteers. Meetings to encourage
enistments are held in most OF tho Wards and town.
ships every evening. The Commissioner is at the
Court House, daily receiving certificates Of exemp-
tion given by the Surgeon, who Is also in attend
snce 10 examine the applicants. No claims for ex.
pton will DO heard after the "a Gay Of September.
SQUADS of volunteers being sent daily 10 ihe rem.
devious at Trenton.
RELIEf FUND.
A Committee of forty citizens Of jersey City have
been appointed TO solicit subscriptions for the pur.
pose Of raising fund Of 900 for the relief of
volunteers and their families. The Committee have
formed themselves into Association, OF which
Mayor John Is: Roman has been appointed rresi'
dent. John Is. uaigh, Secretary, aud IL. +. Clark,
Treasurer. The work OF rIisng money is progress
ing satisfactorily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-14

Adiuiant General OF 10,


WAR DEfARraksT ADJ'I GENERAL OFy.tE,I
Washington, Ottotef 21d lee2
General Order No. 1855
II appearing tia, large quantities ~ Gaverumsn,
propertJ hase been unlawfu}y t.s.tss-a ~ by uun.
commissioned officers so.G~r. 10 viola ton cf law
And OF Tie army raies and regulations, IL Ia
ordered Thai Eli Cfled states officers emma aiding
posts shall seize all military clothing blankets shoeh
arms and sauiDuleI aud other such supplies which
have been ISSUED BY The Goyernmen soldiers, and
loss or diss2sed By them. And IL shall be incumbent
on AM person not soldier, who may have any sucA
property Ia his possession, prove law
is'i asgairsd possession The reof
saeA s.apery, when seized, 9.Ii be tutaaa over TO
United atsscs Quartersster I'D his in
hoate taken therefor OF sueh receipts 10 be trans
United TO the Quartermaster General. The seizure
VIII also he reported TO he Adtutant Gsnessi.
All Provost Aarshais sppoin,sa by the Department
will assist IN rscoveripg te States this
cription VI pubic properly.
Commanding of4eerg OF companies reminded tina:
1t their da,s Ht only soldiers ha are guilty
Of violating The law. forbIadiag the SALE destruction
sletRt oss OF clothing Krrnn nd putc property
IL ~ eafaesi the Muster Rail with all tbs articles
itetss4s lest disposed but also ~ llf4fae Snet
other pat. 4hmet The offence may de-
mand
by orlst Q; sas Sceso,ar, a Wzs
l.. THOMAS
Aos4A Adiuant General.
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81 o.,as from ..s II - saIy pal SD
pers and Carriers are require before forwarding
nients OF Goods or Salt. amounting 10 over S.sA 10
places In the FIRST and second tier of counties on this
Southern border OF the state Of Iowa 10 nie in the
Custom House Once ii keokuk, Iowa, an oath pre-
scfieea by the Treasury Department also, TO execute
bond With approved snretes, haat the goods therein
described shall Dot he fxnspored soid or used in any
way - 70 give aid Or comfort 70 insurgents on to
mpa'hssrs with those II Esbsilio. axanst the Gov
erament Of tbs United states
Blanks can b. obtained and INSTRUCTIONS given 4
Tho Sarysyora Once. ss
JOHN sTANNum,.
snrv~yor OF the Port,
Gssnn Hssss omss. Keokuk. Aag ~, ,oa- s.xfss III
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF IOWA.


e. ~
DAVENPORT, Nov. g. lo6R. !
ciRcuLAR.---ln reply TO communications from va
rious sources the following extracts from Chapter
ALFi orthe Laws of Congress, passed at the second
session q the 9th Congress, l-62 asereferred 70
They will DO found below 1Aey mav b ef sHsysst to
claimants and eiafm ageata
SECTION q. And he Ii further enacted, That the fees
ofagents and attorneys making Out and causing u
be executed. the papers to establish claim
Tor tension, bounty, and other allow ance before the
Pension Office this ACT, shat not exceed the
lowing rates For making out and causing to be duly
executed w the applicant, with the necessary adsvt
and forwarding the the Pension Office with the
requisite correspondence eve dollars In case where
la additional Testimony is required by the Gommis
soner Of Pensions for each affidavit no required and
executed, and forwarded, Except the sdayits Of
Eeohs f'r WITCH such agents and attorneys shall not
be entitled b any fees one dollar ahdnhy cents.
SECTION :. Aud be IL lurther enacted, That any
agent or attorney, who shall directly or Indirectly de-
mani or receive any greater compensation his ser
vices under this act than is ptesc ibed ia the proceed
Jug section of this act, who shall contract agree
10 prose cute any claim pension, bouns or other
allowance, under this act condition that be shall re-
cciye per ecnana upon, portion OF amount
OF the claim who shall wronEfnlly withhoid from
pensioner other claimant the whole or aiiy par,
the pension or claim allow cd and due 10 such
or claimant, shall be deemed guilty OF high m sde-
neanof, and upon conviction ther eof shall for every
sue' oHense, be ansd mol exceeding lbres hundred
dolisFf or Imprisoned at hard labor not exceeding two
year or bAh atcordns the circumstances and az
graz lions Of ihe onense.
Papers OF coaHty seats will insert this circular
once,
n. b. BAKER,
~
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= r TELEc r AP ~.
Ersn ssusA Caroline.

new ORR, Nov. Id. H
Advices from Por. Royal by the gun
boat Eastern World, reports naval and
military expedition, comprising three
hundred Rhode Islanders, had torn up
the rails Of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad. A large number Of rebel troops
arrived from Charleston, and our force
retreated 10 the boats.
A rebel deserter reported Beauregard
was TO attack Fort Pulaski about the l7.h.
The engines were being removed from
the Nashyilis. to be placed in tAs hands
of the rebel rams, of which several are
about ready.
A negro company is doing picket dnty
on ST. Slmoa's Island, under white officers.
Two boat loads of them recently proceed.
ed to Dsrien river and captured d rebel
deputy marshal and two pickets, ..,A -
St, Catharinc's Is'anl is eyacuatad bY
the rebels, who took the negroes With
them. Killing two who refused 70 20. y 9 =
The health Of the troops ut Port Royal
is good saaser ssr "a f-s s9lez4s,s
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Inv TELEoRArn.l
New x0Fk Market.

@Ae NevYork. Nov. ID.
Hlour-Markes Scents better with moderate de-
nand s5 sog p 20 for super saei s6 ooD % Is for
Western; % log 90 IS for Common 10 Medium Extra
Western; SO 659s6 IS for Common to good shipping
brands Extra r. Ii. o.
Whcst-Market rather more steady, u 1901 Is for
Chicago Spring; u at9ei - for Miiwautee Club !;
= Masi 50 ies Amber lcwai u 4o9I ~ Tor winter
Red Western. 81 ~ 81 ~ Amber Michigan.
Corn-Marke &c hitter, 7Qtg72lc N
Whisky-Aarkct In favor VI buyers, 36i437c for
Stale aud Western.
Groceres--vcry Arm. Sugars % q higher.
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OfYicE es THE H.. r. u MA RR.}
kEosrK. nov. H. loG2.
Notice Is hereby given, HIST IL consequences of
inability 10 procure small change have bee most
Reluctantly compelled is limited amount our
Obligations ~ sums of Ave up to sfty cents each. IN
order ~ sI4AiA. 70 pay the wurkmen thv railroad,
AMI make change 10 our customers.
These obligations receivable nj all the Depets
and by the Conductors ,he railroad In payment OF
fregb and passage and for The accommodation u our
customers and the public generally In this city and
along the line Of theraroad. We have made
n4ents to have them redeemed In BsnkAbie Funds In
sms u dollars at ihe Banking House OF George
{ ANsiafsJg n Co. In the eisy Of ksokuk.
smith, LEIGHTON 81 co,
nsvl4-G, Lsssees ofK,F d. An. k.R.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
u ~ SHIPPERS

On and after this date no Powder Will DO allowed
sold in Keokuk without permission the undersigned
nor any kind OF Arms whatever, Munitions OF war;
Hhas also been ordered by the special Agent Of the
Treasury Department not TO allow Goods roeeYies
sxcepiin limited quantities for family use, to go into
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties.
The object ~ to keep supplies from the rebels OF
armsa bands ofguerrillasin Northeast Missouri.
JOHN sTANEus.
Surveyor ofthe Port Of Keokuk.
Keokuk, Aug. IA. 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-14
Boston, Nov. 10.

A correspondence Of American drted
Harpsr's Ferry tonight, says parties
reached here from Hartinsburs. Rebels
have apparently abandoned tho entire line
Of the Potomac. Nome of their troops
seen for nearly week. Our cavalry are
scouting in the vicinity Of Martinsbnrg.
It Is reported that jackson had rcturndd
to Manchester with considerable force,
and was to move westward. Tho general
opinion Il he 70 ~ 6tannton, - General
Cox marches toward. ihsre, thore il OK.
citing apprehensiont among the rebels. =.
/ "a week ago Cox was in sight and 10 now
within ~ miles Of 6txunton. .4s
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Washington, Nov. ID.

Lord Lyons, who returned to Washing
ton yesterday. made visit of courtesy,
to President Lincoln this myraing in com.
pany with Secretary Seward.
Gen. John c.. Fremont has not been
ordered hither, but visits Washington on
leave asked for mouth ago.
1t is ascertained en- inquiry that no
designations have been received from the
officers IN the army OF l. totnAc since
the change Of commanders, aud that Off
GERS who are not disposed to continue in
the service in consequence of the change
wall end no difficulty in being released.
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ascr. Olustons Of tho Iowa Baptist
state ConvcnskDn.

St0tC S00vOn u e0s
The following are the resolutions adopt
ed at the late meeting Of the Iowa Bap-
tist State Convention at Dos MONIES. -
They were unanimously adopted and un-
doub,edly reflect the opiniens of the pa
triotic and loyal denomination in whose
behalf they were prepared:
Resolved, That while we regard the
rebellion which has brought on the pres
ent war, as entirely without prouocatlon,
ye. in this war itself we recog nize chas-
tisemcnt from God Of tho sins Of the ma
lion. calling ifol llsep humility and spccay
reform.
Resolved. That in our present struggle
our only hope is in the God Of our fathers
and that the American Church is espec-
tally CALLED upon to seek that favor b,
earnest prayer.
Resolved. That We hail with gratitude
the late proclarnation Of emancipation b,
the President. believing IL TO 30 timsl,
and wisely dged, and the great event .
our time, and pledge TO him our hsar.,
cooperation IN carrying out the policy
inaugurat4s. .
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H Lieut.. Swanson. of Co. A, 18th
Iowa. has been promoted and made Capt.
OF Co. III, recruited at Council Bluffs. on
the recommendation OF Col. Reid. Capt.
Swanson, then Isl Lieut., distinguished
himself at the battle of Shiloh, and well
deserves his promotion. He is one Of the
best drilled and most efficient officers in
th. Regiment.
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COMMERCIAL.
DALx GATE Cirv O1rIcK, !
a. ten 4

DALY GATE CRY OvncK.
KKoxrK Nov. 10. 62. I
PLoUR-snpsEapss ai sprins Mhsxis xtrs ~ Is;
PAIL Whsatkxtrak2.
BRAN ANDsHoRTs--zo got o 40c p 100 ~.
SHIP sTUYY--30c.
C0RN-otd, 10 to soc new, lse y bush.
3AKLEY-cO ~ sOe.
WHEAT--farl 7sEso:spsiLt soeT5.
RyB-as TO zoe good demand.
UATs-95c to 30. Gcvd demand.
FoTAToES-RetaiI 81 l0s. @s
SWEET roTAToKs--4o 10 500 y bush.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair nic, prime n
choios AK; clarified "A; crushed and powdered rs.
Observation-Disclosures ~; sugsrhsussSsOsA
IGol,ies syrup7HS97sc-v~rys cAsce.
CoFfkE- Rio sc8aac; Jaws sa1s4s iAgsyra se@So
RlCE-0AI0c. $
soAP-Psim &c, Family 5xe, GrmAs (Cia.3 IN.
? CANDLES Star let sssArins II, Mould III.
sTA1l,oW--sgc.
LARD-6ttore.
BurrkR--Common 10 . iao; Choice lG 70 II, ~
tan poe
VlsioSS-shuuiders, Hams sides no sale :
Sugar Cured Hams, " to &c., retail los.
LEATHEK-Solc2.d42 -; Harnessl203s.
HIDEs-Prims dry Iic. Erubby half price greer
Sc; srseD sheep psits IocGi ssf green hog skip
Ie.
y HAY--Timothy, % oos7 90, baied ssooD sIt
Prairie 81 vO0s %.
Satisfactorily 81 90 to is; Flax Seed % 10
81 Is good demand.
ONIUSS-90c@$i.
EGGS 1910 I4c.
sWHiTE BEANS--s5c 10 q 80.
YRATHERS-30 0a6.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 ooGs ~ 25S bushsl.-
Dried Psaehes e22sgs2 SO. Rsisins - ESQ $3.50.
GREEE APPLES--35 to soc buah.
cHEEsE-western Reseryeo,.c; Dennak9s
BEEF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
sHKEP-oa OOC92 so head.
sALr-G A. - 50 y sack; Kanawhs q SO ? bs
rel: Lake - SO
FIsH-Mackerel NO. l a1ste0 Is . Dbl. mo. ssh
Gel1, No. es2slo. White Fish, Mol $500.
y half bbl. CodFish396 pR.
BEEswAx--3oc.
FAT HOGS-es rs TO - 90 netf.
RAGS--Wooien cotion2c.
OLDIhoN-1.es -e p h BrnssG46e $k. Cop
per ioSlaF.c y.
n BrnAAoE.--oh New YORK. Il percent. bank soi,
funds; PhJadelpbia, Eosion. Chicago aud cinoin
nau y psr cent. st, Louis 4 per cent. g old ~ I,
~ per cent. buying.
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Washington, Nov. 10,

The story about an alleged iron-clad
which run the blockade of Charleston, is
traoeable here to an event that occurred
over month ago, and which was soon af-
ter published.
The Fairbanks rifcd guns made no
impression upon the blockade, simply be-
cause none of the random shots struck
her
The rebel steamer named the Flambeau
during the night, much that is said shout
the rebels being reinforced with irod clad
vessels from Europe, finds no confirmation
at the Navy Department, which is not in
different 70 obtaining facts on that subject.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-14
Cairo. Nov. Is.

General Stanly and staff have just ar
rived on their way to join Gene ral Rose
crans's command. From staff officers I
learn that Holly Springs is evacuated by
the main body of the rebels, and that but
few cavalry occupied it two days ago.
They are confident that our forces occu-
pied that place today.
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office of T.. =. AH.rss nr, tst COllesti ON
Dislrics.

MI. Psas~si Hssry Co, Josa. Noe 1osA, 1sG..
Notice is hereby given - provided In Section Is,
"Excise Law" an set Of Congress "ssssfsd to
p-oride irterrSi esd to support thu
and sstersst The DA5Ise dsb " approved July Ist
ls6a, ail whom 1t may concern that the Assistant
ASSESSOR af the lit and III pvsan in the Connty OF
Lee First Collection District " Iowa, has completed
the assessment list Of sAii Division Tor the mouih OF
September, 1867 and that said Lists, Yaisstsss and
EHsnrrafseas mad aud take will be found In this pos
session OF w. & STRIFE. Esq, the city fKeokuk,
In the County VI Lee, subject 10 examination for
the space oftees days from aud after e 10Th day OF
November, 1861. And natira .shereby fatther given
that apptnis III b. rsee.rsa and erntd by the Dis
tret Assessor relative TO any erroneous excessive
valuations or enamerators tx the Assistant Asses
sor,n At the oS4ce OF w C. stripe, fon Third street.
formerly occupied BY the state Bank In the city Of
Keokut. In the County Lee between the hours OF 10
o'clock A. M, and o'cio,a N tie :. All day Of
November, A. d., 1sG2.
II. M. PTCkEL,
Assessor First District Of Iowa.
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ICLsrrrNGs sr.m FewEIeN rAPEns

CLIPPINGS frsm r0AEIGN PAPERs
A French giant, seven feet six inches
high, Is now exhibiting himself in Lon
don. When his arms are extended his
stretch measures ninety-fve inches.
At Pickering, a day or two ago, .
young woman named Eliza Brown, resid-
ing in lodgings, during 1T Of rage caus-
ed by drink, siesed knife, suddenly put
out her tongue and cut OF q considerable
portion It's said that, under the care
of surgeon, she is progressing fayorably.
His Highness, Kiaml Pasl,a, President
of the TanzelmAnt, has translated from
French into Turkish, Feneloi's beautiful
story of Telemachus This work Las
just been published, and has been most
favorably received in Musselman society,
and the preface which Kiam.l Pasha has
prefxed to the translation, exhibits con-
siderable critical ability ON the part OF the
author,
TREASURE TRovE A communication
from Palermo says -" A valuable treas
ure has just been discovered in the pal
ace of the Marquis del Vasto, who recent
ly died here. In secret hiding place
formed in the wall of his study, there
has been found, piled mp in the greatest
disorder, a vast quantity Of sncient plate,
candelabra, cAndlcsticks. $4,000 ducats
in gold coins Of the oldsovereigns Of the
Bourbon dynasty, coin bcaring the eff
~ Of Charles LII, and considerable
number or old colonnadcs. This treas.
ma was collected by one of the ancestors
" tIii NJ irqais, who filed the highest
p,s,, at the Court of Spain, under the
E.mperor Charles Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-14

- ~ Further investigation hassatisfed
the Government that the charges against
General Curtis, are the fruits OF personal
prejudice, ana that the only accusation
that is susceptible df proof Is that Of
buying cotton, srs,scd ftn their masters
PLANTATIONS, from sfavcs. as Bftler bought
sugar-a venial otfsDsA--ths slsves, the
producers, being catitied equAliy with the
owners To SELF St. Louis Union. y.s.,