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SHERIFF'S- SALE.
STATE OF KANSAS
County o. JkTvtRsoX.
lst Ju..icial District,
Greedy 4 Gale,

Sebree Caslap.
Bv virtue AZ IN ord NJ snie 10 nc directed,
Issued nv the Di trict Clerk OF I.esvenwUth c. ;.
Ksusas, dated Juse 9Th. log when in Caslsp
! Gue civ. Daniel B. Gale, and Cyrus D. Burn
ham, partners ~ "Gree!y 4 GAZE" arr pioisiiff..
and Edmond S.bree and Edmond Casiap. par,.
ne,s ms sch. ee Cs Jap are defendants, / vi I
ON Wesiuesd.v thr 81 dav Of :. prembrr. a. b
1862. between the hou VI ten cock A NJ apd
9 ..'c:Mk z ". OF said d.y, offer a, pubI,c sale
before tl.S Court House door IN the village 81
O-k lnss, IN -.il county and State 10 tie
hughes, bidder ior sh in nd all the ight title
aud inisr.n at the said above named defendants
in an 10 ID ilvs jag describrd y oper'y. to wit:
The rosti,. vel quarter at section thirty -thEse
,.wn, hip ten. rage seventeen: the northeast
fractional quarter Of section 4, ro~n-h p IL
range II. and The north wet n OF section L.
towns p II. rsuRe u. al in JofIr'so county
Kan.as. said property " levi d On in The
sbsve en- titled eaus. end ap"rsissd ~ 'oii,ws.
to.v,,; I he nO.l.,-snsi fractional u f~c. 4. vt
So 80 Per ncrr; the mrii, W E, q Ut sec. & 4
II 10 p.r are md ,ls' aorrh ives. u OF &C. IS
nj q, 81 pr acre, all ss NJ Ovr desc, iLei
n W TAYLOR, Sheriff.
S,iuson / Hsvene. Pi'fs. Ats.
Juiy 3oth - Sw.eli,Se
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WIlLIAx EVANS Informs us that he
has received ous Of Cook 3 Evaporation =
and Sugar Nj Is. which he will soon
have in order for work. He vill put
the mill up on his fathers farm. oce
mile cas-, Of this place. and expects ia
a week or ten days 10 be ready to CON
mencc the manufacture Of molasses and
sugar. He is = young man Of energy
and enterprise. and his experience in
the manufacture of noiasses from the
Chinese and African cane will be a
double assurance Of the good quality
of his manufacture.
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Order q PabHessisa.

STATE Of nANSAS,I
SEvSEss0N coSSrY, IS
Let Jucirisi Disuics
In The Fira Disuies couss.
Richard Prica, Haia:i9
-.
William F. Dyer Julia A. Dvr, md ossR.
n. Dyer. Defendsnts
The said Will m E Dye, Julia A. Dyer end
George N Dyer. will take notice dat The mid
PIaip.lff has Cnmeneed On artiAu in he above
enti;l,c Court against the said deterdauu the OBJ
ject aud prayer Of VII Oh - sppeass b. the aid
PI.irt'tfs periion, fled in this. cass 10 To re-
cover the cum Of twenty eight hundred and TWEEN
ZONE dollars and -ix,y one cenis q s11 81. J
with interest hereop fn.m the l7th day a May.
A D 1851 At the rate u 10 pet cs's PER snnum
and also. exchange on the city 81 Phiisd lphi ..
tr which SUN the ssid Willism ?. Dyer and
Gears N Dyer did on the l4ih -sy OF May, A. ~
la6r, al In ependence. Mo, execute their c. rtsin
prom ss,ry note that date, pay lie ~ the order
OF the said Richard r. &c, tweive mOoihs after
The dale ih+r.ot, At ,he Banking Office Il Stone
Maco, 4 Co.; and to recover the further sun II
I Zee bundled AID twenty two dollars aud thirty
eight cents (S322,3s-le0I i'h interest ,h~re0n
rx ha"g- on the city Vt Phiiadsiphla, for which
SUN the said Wiiinm F. Dy,r, and Ge0rRs n,
Dyer did on the 14,h day Of Nav, A. D. 1860, Al
Independence. Mo. ext cute their eertain prom
issory note that dale, payable To the order o.
one George Sch ffer twelve MONTE sfies The date
thereof. q. the Be><ng Office If St'ne Mccoy
q Co., and BY him end0rN d 10 SchafIsr / Rob
eris, AMI by them endoseed 70 tbis pl init. and
Tor decree OF foreclosure and fale AZ The follow.
ing descrbed lands. lying in the county OF Jeffe.
son and Territory (Dow State) Of Kansss: The
north west fractional quarter Of e d five (5J
.wnship ten (ie) range eighteen tl3) eoutai' Ing
~ 6l.iOU acres: also the n0rth ~nst fac .innal
u OF sect u five (5) 10 Snship ten (l0l range
igh'een (ls) containing q % 100 ncre-; also
% north qua. ter Ut section thiTty-wo (32,
.ownship in~ 81 RANCE Eighteen IL continuing
'HU acrrs; and the s0utt.east quarter OF section
'hiriy Nv" l32) township mir. 9 RAJ r sig Tern
(ls>. containing 100 acres, upos mortgage ere
cute! by the said " lillian f. Dyer; Julia A.
Dyer. am lie rye u. Dyer on the laih Jay OF
Maya 1869. md BY them deIiv red % the
said Richard Price md GeoEgr Schafier. 70 &C.
cu'e the payment e The said s1ms If money 80.
led in said rromisscSy nOses and the said j. fen.
mis- are further notified III tun!es they sbswer
" demur TO the sai1 paintitf's petition herein
) ed. on or bet rrsih- eli venlh day Ut Ocfob r A.
D. 1862. said p ,ition will b. -aSen y true, and
udGms nj rendered accordingly.
WITNESS: z. E. HAvIxs C. X
OF sad Court vi h the seal th~Teo
L. .. sffix.d AZ my Ofice in the village
Of Osk,l...a, tins soth day OF July,
A. D. 1869
P. E. RAVENS, Clerk.
sawyer 3 Bailey PITS Auy'a
Aug. = is-7w.S9s.ao
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United States Marxhals Sale.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!
DISTRICT pF KANSAS, "A
Stewart Van Wet

Will. tsTegR.
By virtue Of an exec ution 70 me dirsctso and dc
livcred s.ued out o. the District Coun of the ni-
tod Suites for the District Of KsLsas sitting H. the
City Of Topeks for the tnal Of Causes arising under
th. Ia 81 ae United States, will Friday, the
i2th DAY Of No rt-. ber, A. ID. 1859 between the
hours Of ten O'Clock, A. ". nd four o'clock p. u
Of nsid day ut the Court House uo0r in the village
VI Osknloosa, Of the state and District aforesaid.
ogsr public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash
hand al the right. title and claim off, defendant,
william GrAgg In aud 70 tn following described
real property. to-wt: The south half u the south
east quarter OF section No. thirteen (lJ Township
No. eight e Range No. sixteen u.s.; also the
n0rth-w ST quarter OF section No. nineteen (l9j
Township No. eight (e) Range No. seventeen Gu;
siso the southesst quarter Of section No. nineteen
49, Township No. eight a. Range No. seventeen
Il ]; also the s0utis-west QuaT,er 81 section No.
twenty 1891 township No. eight fsl k.rse No.
sevcnt.e u /; also the north quarter OF the
90 ath-.asi ,qGar.r Of section No. seventeen M
township No. eight tel RaHgs No. seventeen III.
Ing uI! being in the county Of Jeness State
Of Kansas. Levird on ~ sso property of William
Crsee ut the SUIT 0. stevnrt van Vhet, to sstsf.
said exec uii0n.
Ma sh Is Office JAaEs L. McDOs FL,
L-asrn~ orth. L. 5 Mars all.
Aug S,h. 1862 Per Nm. NEpILL. Dept
H. migrny. Al ms. Ciozaer 4 Lpdi m.
sow &li,75 A.i,ys iOr Pl'tf.
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Disturbing Religious Meetings.

On last Monday Walter n. Burris.
q young man of jefferson township was
arrested for disturbing rel;go GUS meet.
ing. and tried before Justice Dutton on
Wednesday,. and acquitted for lack Of
evidence. He was not the worst one.
bu, only presen, with others who were
isr more guilty than himself; bu. ~e
think he gave understandable laid and
comiort to''hose who took the more
active part in the disg,aceful transao.
lion. which, .e learn, vas OF a character
that should shame u hoti~ntot. and such
rs no person Of respectabiii;y would
engage in, or coun,eusuce in sny way.
We hope the more openly guilty parties
Will be arrested aud brougI., 10 justice,
and made examples Of. to the -xlen, vi
The laws penalty; for the crime has been
repeated. under such circuu,s auces rs
TO enhance the t~rpitude Of lie actors.
BY the way, If we understand them
Alright. the criminal laws Of our State
are very lame. with immense loop holes
i"r the escape Of Offenders. aud are Ia
much ueed Of revision. Laws are Tor
the punishment Of the guilty and the
protection Of the innocent. and they
ought not 10 be mere scarecrows. which
have nu practical force, and from whose
nerveless grasp nearly every rasca! can
make his escape. Our mex, legislature
should amend them 60 thai they win
be efficient.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County ov JGSSxRsoS.
John Barber, Mliia@ Grsgg. G. J. Park, jos.
Fsivar. aud John II. Day,
jan e. H. Ellis and Jno. w Russell.
Bv virtue o. M order Vi sale 10 me directed is
su' by the Clerk ii the district c urt OF said
County, will on "Wednesday, the 10Th day
"f August. A. b. le62, between the hours
OF ten .'c,ock A. N. and one O'Clock =. ".
.f said ias. stisr ~ public sale To ih~ hiRhe.,
III der Tor ca,h in h. j. In trunt OF The COuf.
II us DOOR, in the village of Osk sloosa, in SAID
County. all the rig I. ute, and Interest Of ths
taid james N. Ellis in ana 10 t,s following des-
c.t~s property. to-~it: All that p n OF the south
ras' quarter o. sceu,,u ~. svwn-h p D. u rage
IS l.,ch ,ise on Vi. ~esIesi, ii Of Grss-hupper
Gre k, in J, firrs0n Co.. Ksntas Levied on .,
the rfopcr,y Ot James n. Ellis snd appraised
VI e2s0. n. w. TAYLOR. Sheriff
July 10Th. 1851. C.5~
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~ The grape and plu" crops are
unusually abundsn, this year in this
region. We w-re out in the timber ~
l,i,ls while on Wednesday evening. and
saw some wagon loads Of these fruits:
but only the earlier varieties are ripe
rue
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THE PEN IS MlGnTlER
THAN THE SWURD.a

TIE GOLD PEx-fHE Rest OF ALL TENS.
noasouS con Pms.
The 0est Pens b he WoeN.
On Fscsips At any of ihs allowing sum. in csse
Or rcst-stsmpa The spb-eri5es will send ny return
Of mail. o. hevwise. ~ direc:e Gold Pc. o.
Pens tEIEcfINo TnE SANE AccoaplSo 70 oss
c2iB1IO:, viz:
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
For Is csnt~. The Magic Pea. for - crn,s, "a.
Lucky Pen; fcs 50 csRis. the AIwsys-R h adv Pes;
FOR - cents, the Eiegsnt Pea; aud SOc 81. Ii.
The sisss are. Nos. 9, So and s
THE SANK PENS IN SlLvER-PlAFeD Ex.
TENSION CAsES. WITH PENCILS.
For 80 cents. the Magic Pen; tor Is cents the
Lnskv Pen: for 81. Tie Alwav.-Ready Pen; for
e. 5.'heEIsgnut Pea: and TO- ol.so.ihs Excelsior
Pen. Tbe.e ore veil flushed euod writing Cold
Pens, with lndp-miu Poi ~, tie average wvar
ofevery ons - whirh viii fas outlast grus. Of
the bs,t Steel Pens. - 49,.
The nsme "a. Nsstou,r 'ynmhsr.' and sQuaI.
itv.' sss stamped os The following Pens, aad ihe
Poluss ere Wayraufed W. 0ix mo1ths excrp.
against sccidest. The NUMBERS Indicate size
ONLY: No. I bsieg The smallest, No. 6 the lnre-
Ell. adapted f0e the p.,cket; No. the smallest
AID No. 10 the largest Nammo Gold Pen, fsr
the desk. Long and medium Nils 0s al sig -
and qualities. Short Nibs Il N.s. Z, s. 8 and ..
and nade only of first quality The engraving,
are fae-s'm'les If the sizes and styles.
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CAsE3.
For g oan... . Ne ! Fss. Issqua:i'y. ~ No.
; Pen, 81 quality.
Pen y quality OF No. Fen. 81 quality.
Pen. ~ qualify. o. No. s Pea. 81 Equality.
For $3.50. . No. Pen, lst qualify. or No.
Pen. - qualiiy.of No. 4 PEN. - qusiisv.
For SITS. No. s Pen. Il, quality. or No. 6
For ss.2s. ! 10. : Pen. lss eu,,i,y.
THE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER Ex.
TENSION CASES WITH r. NCiLS.
For 81 81. aNe. ] Pen. Ia quality, OF a No )
Pen I'd quality.
Pen. % qu,tity, or No. I Pen, 81 qusliy.
For q. No. Pen. Il, guilty. or a No. 4
Pen. ? quality. or No Fen. 81 quality.
For e2.5O. Q No. 4 Pa la qua, ". ~ ~.
Pen 1iaua'i,y. or No 8 Pea, Sd guilty.
For -. No. 5 Pen, lss quality, o. No. {
Pm. T. qualitv.
For $50. . No . Pen. iss quality.
COLT PENS. ALL lsr QUALITY. m Sill.
YER MOUNTED DESK.HOtDERS.
For e. a No. Pen flor s2.2s. 4 No. 5 Pen. 70,
t27s. No. 8 Pen. for $3.50. a No. Pen.
For a. . Ma. Pen. for IS, . No. 3 Pen, ore
for %. No. I0Pss.1-
bes, iridosmin Points. carefully selected. and
none Of th quality ere sod NTH the II ghirs'
impcrfee.iou which skill ard the clasest scrutiny
can desert.
The I'D Qusiity" are e,,pe,in to any Pens
made By him previous 10 the year 1850.
The 81 Quality" he intends shall equal in re.
spec. 10 Durability. Elsss city and Good VIZ Mn
a. nsss- l.
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At A BARGAIN f!

VIE undersigned o1.rs f,r ss'e, at v-ry low
i tlsurrs. quarter secs;on If Land, b%.n,:f,l.
ly situated in one Of the best portions Of Kansas
I goed s~ssls oeet sufsounds it, aud two Sts,e
roads pas. nsar BY Il. There il No bet o. upland
N the Staie. OHK ". DAY.
3y n0 Real Etc % ASsrs
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Order Of Publication.
tate IF KANStS.i
COUNTY o. JEvvEasoS. -
George w. Gssyson.

~.
D. d. Nix n. Ahrsm Lawson, and Jas. McCa:".
Thu above named r.. da"is. ID. Il. Nixon and
Ahesm lawn will take n t'ce. tina, the said
s,siniif ha filed hi. pe'i.ion in the above ~at.
'let cas-, sga'nst the e,id d. B. Nixn". in the
Disivic' Cp"ri Of ssii county. tho object an
prayer Of which rs to recover ju.'9u eni against
the said D. b. Nix n = The .uin Of $50 Together
with inter. ~ therecn q the rate 81 80 PR crpt
',-r sn"um ON the T. day Of October. A. d
1879. due from snid d'fendA"t. D. b Nixon O.
.sid p;aini,f. G orKe W. Grayson "a a nsomi-
cory note t." 81 dated October, 9TH. 1870, and
due j, one ye afier .istr; snd icr II q. cree a
f0r~c0eurr Of lot ven O0l j" block three ~ in he
t'wn Of Osks.o,ss. C un y Of J f.rsrn, State ri
Kan .; ~ d that said dcfendabis be forever l~r
red Of my cl'im or squity OF rc1emp'i n in s-io
premises. Aud defendants are further nof'6.d
'h,' unless th,y m w~s M aemur 70 ssld peii'i"u
"r be O'e the 81 dav Of October. A. d 1862
judgment will re reni .rrd in scc,riapcs with
he prayer ot snid pe'iii"n and said premises will
he sid Ia pay 'h- -~n,e
GEORGE ". GRAYSON, Pl'f.
Aug. l6. 81 Nv $1240
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Sher;f's Sale.
STATE nF KANSAS
{ onxfY or JreEIhsas -

Sher;fFs Sale.
STATE 0F KANSAS
COUNT OF JEFEELs0S
Jesse Ne.srii VS. Ella. Ann S, huster.
By Sirtae 4 Al ..rd.r Of s,le TO me directed.
issued GU e h. FIRST District Court lifting in
he ai.res id cnun,y End State. will, on Wed
nesda. the 18Th day Of Septer0b e. A. d 1852
between the h"urs Of ten O'ccck A. II and t~,
7" clock, +. N. at s,id day, in font OF tire Court
HHise do0r 10 The vii age - o kaI"O.a. i" ih.'
oun,y and Si,le aforesaid. expose ut ..ubiic sa'e
1, the hig est bdde'. for ca h W hand, nil the
night, title. ana interest Of Eliza Ana Schustrr
i ami TO the folI wing des.ricd pr .p~rty. In
III: Lot ten in B.ock sixteen. Vt Neseil's I'D l.
. on T.. he village Of Osk.Iooss J.ferso Co.,.
Kansas; lev'.d On Us tn pr'pry Of the above
named d. tendsn,, To satisfy . Judgment against
The laid DESCENDANT and IN tfSnr IT j. sse Newell;
said property appraised At tl36.66l.
~ w. TAYLOR.
Aug. 10, 5l-5w-e6 81 Sher n.
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.SRERLFE'.S ST.
STATE o. KANSAS. i
{ ocNr, or 'iTxlasos
.s.. Jut-c . i,.sis. /
j,sse Seael..
Leroy =. Curry.

Leroy =. Curry.
BY Virtue II nn .r'!er Of sac n n d;.sessd
iss1sd hy tn C..rk ii The Uis;rie L nr, If "a,
st'res all county AID State IN isy T .f .issse
N-weli and q. aia-t !e,ov r. Car via y
Tuesday. TIE 10Th DAY OF arGUSi 1863
between t'e houss q. ter o'ci. CT. 4 - aid
TAO e'ci,es z. Il. Il sal day * oae . -, l.
ssle TO the high :; ara oe=s bad :. - G s. IA
hsai, in TIT y ti. Gear. lone s.,,.. n o
vilsge OF Csssioosa. CO.. Nv ai.d S,,,c ao-esai.,
al The yIsslf. title and i,tcie sr n a.. =.
Tcy L Gary in AMI tn TIE ~; vi : ae rirei
prnperiy, t-wi;: Commzrcirg in tie s,u,h l,,-
Il fts se'ih well = 1T >es''i -, il :. v-s.s !,
9. o range ~ $40 cbaII. s.<; al ..s sen,..-
east csrner ST ss,d cuar,er there. along s.,,f
line ) - hahn, WHENCE ss.ash IL % ei.aiss 10
III, plsee 81 b gianing ii: u..i II. :. d. r en- 4.
knH-rs, ,.svis-i uros - 30 ,-o.s>~-S ,s ie-or
l. Curry, snd IN ;s-e- .: Jsss- Ars.sl. - 4
property appraised at $685..
". =. Ti2s.
July r-:7.s~ -.
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The Meeting,

On Thursday was we'll attended. The
church WAS more than fall. and the ad-
dress Of Judge Ewing was veli-iimed
and patriotic. We hope the result, will
be favorable 10 enii.lm- n,s.
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July 10Th. ~ 5w

SHERiFFS SALE.
STATE OF KASsAs. 50.
C Turner. Thomas A. Turner, and Hen
rs ". Turner,
IL spec. Jesse Newell and jo.eph Fi'simons
l}y virtue NJ IN Hecut"n o. me directed. 10
-ned hv the Cierh Of the First Judicial Dis'rie,
l.: and scr the unity OF Jefferson and s'sts o.
Ka.s., l will. u the sixth dsv u August, 4.
ID. 1862 bergen the hours Of 10 ".Ioek A NJ.
and 2 o'clock 2. u OF - d day. o:isr ss public
sale Ia the hixhc.t bidde ios cash in hand. il
ir"nt Of tn. Court Houas doos. ia the village u
Osk l.Osa in ~ IT. county al the t;Shi, uile and
interest Of ,h- said J. L. Spee., Jesse .srwe''
aud Jseph Fiisim..ns in and 20 The tnli0xins o.'
sc.,.sd property, sO-wi: Lot 2. 3. 4, S and . is
Block IS lots I 2 3 T. S. r. ~. Q mi i IN
Bl ok Ie. Ln,s I.:43 67.s Q. 10. II and II
in BLOCK 70 L"is l. 3. I Sc. 8 .. and 10 in
BlOck 81; all in Newcll's addition the village
e O.ksIoosa. in tie county and State afor sail;
Lett /" III. OK Is appraised 1t e3 each: Lnsa in
Block l9 appraisei ~ 81 ea-h. lat j" b OK 20
s,rrsi-rd =. e. each; l4p's in block 81 spprais
ed An T. laws: the & st IS. th- 9TH - 8? 81 zach:
aiso nil that portion Of the Nev'hs sst aeti,nsi
qnarier OF Section 6v., In Township ten OF
Rrrr nineteen which lss south Of Biocks q,
p 3 ~, sind IS. amt appraised At 600; all that
,l.r,o IN. North -ast fractional Quarter Il Soc
tion tive. in T.wnsli nir- Of Rang nineteen.
which lies east u B'ocks Is and IS in Ncw-Ii's
add lion to the village al tl.kaiuosa, appraised
Mt S4O. oil ihs, part II the Northeast irsetio"al
quarter of >e. ton s in Township 10 Of Re- &c
-, which lee wes, of Newell 4 MOnr0es mil
.ir ts. call. dl. and d octs ~ and q, spyra,sed
IL $50 -aid realty levisd on The pnperr,y OF
Jesse n. vel N. W. TAYLOR,
j.Iy5-%5 Sw-el3.60. Sheriff.
Al the Fequest If ihe plaintiffs. the above sale
. ,,Ustponed uoiil he 3@,h day u August 1882,
then u q on ~ abvve descf,hed.
". w. TAYLOR.
Aug. $50 ~ $3.50 shesia.
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4. NORTON.
No. q Muidea Lane. New

No. 25 Maides Lane, New York.
Any one sending single letter post sisrns
will receive circular With tia engraving ators
referred ".
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-28
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YORK, June 23.-Gen. Butler was ser.
enaded at the St. Charles Hotel on the 18th inst.
and made speech in response, in which he de-
clared that bis feelings towards the South we're
friendly and fraternal, but that at the same time
he was resolved as matter of duty inexorably
impressed upon him, to carry out the laws of the
United States under all circumstances. The
speech was well received.
A new daily paper has just been started at
New Orleans, edited by the great fnancier ia
cob Barker, now 73 years old.
One George Coppel, subscribing himself Her
4sjesty's (Vctoria's) acting consul, haspresune ed
to address Gen. Butler a complaint about the
oath required of aliens and asking explanations,
Whereupon Gen. Butler returned answer that no
reply would be made to the note until Mr. Cop.
pei should be recognized by his own Govern.
ment as it's agent.
In the Provost Court man named Durand,
sued the Bank Of Louisiana, to oblige the Bank
to pay him in current funds for deposit be
made in Confederate notes, which the Banks
had made legal currency by paying them out in.
stead Of their own issue or specie. Judge Bell
decided in favor Of Durand, and ordered the
Bank to pay the amount in current funds The
Bank appealed from the decision to Gen. Butler,
but the General sustained Judge Bell.
All but eight of the mortar feet had gone uE
the river, and the balance will 60 up just al
soon % they can procure tugs to tow them up.
A large Union meeting was held at New Or
leans on the evening Of the l4th. Able and elo
quent speeches were made by Messrs. Madison
Day, Chase, Lamont, and 7. ]. Everhsrt
The rebel General Lovell's army evacuase.
Camp Moore, and have gone to Vicksburg.
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The Tax BILL Passed.

WAsHINroE, June 23.-There were in all SIS
amendments to the Tax Bill, the House having
receded from 25S and the Senate from Is of them
The remainder became q subject of compromise
- embodied in the joint report of the Commit
tee Of Conference, which was unanimously
adopted by the Senate. while in the House the
following named members voted against it :
Hessrs. Allen of Illinois, Brown of Rock Island,
Johnston, Norton, Nugent, Pendleton, Steele,
White of Ohio, Wyckliffe and Wood. The bili
only awaits the Presidents signature to income
. law, and is to take effect on the first dsv N
August
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue ia Ia
receive salary of four thousand per annum.
The Senate in Executive session rejected the
nomination Of Brigadier General Shields TO be
Major General.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-28
Erorn Sal, Lake City.

SALT LAKE, June ia band OF about 1000
men. women and children under the leadership
of one Morris, who claimed to be the prophet
Moses reanneared upon earth, had formed a set
Element abou, thirty miles north of this city,
and committed numerous depredatiols upon the
citizens of the vicinity, insanely believing that
the Lord would supply their wants. They re-
fused TO labor for their own support. Three of
,bei, number satisfied Of the imposition prac.is.
ed BY Morris, attempted to leave the gang, and
were followed by armed men, arrested and
brought back heavily ironed and closely confn-
ed without shade of legal authority. a wri,
of habeas corpus was issued by Chief Justice
Kinney and served, but was treated with con-
tempt and defiance by Morris and his associates
Sufficient time having been allowed for the pro-
duc,ion Of the prisoners, and the authority of
the court continuing to be set a. defiance, a
new wri. of habeas corpus was served together
with writ for false Imprisonment and calling
for the arrest of leaders of the gang.
For he execution Of these writs, military
posse of infantry and artillery was ordered out
on the 18th by acting Gov. Fuller Resistance
was still offered and Morris and his men were
found to be strongly eutrenched, thoroughly
armed and well prepared for defence. Fighting
ensued and TWO Of the posse were killed.
At length, on Sunday evening, the 18th, the
rebels assumed to surrender, but attempted TO
resis: anew as soon as the attacking party ap-
preached.
A hand to hand fgh. occurred, during which
Morris was killed and another of the leaders
named Banks was MORALLY wounded. The re-.
bells were finally overcome.
Several women and children were killed during
the siege, the Morrlsites refusing to carry them
to place Of safety.
The prisoners, l47 in number, are to be
brought before the court tomorrow.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-28
Arrival Of Sick and Wounded.

NV York, June 23.-The steamship Daniel
Webster and the steamer Spalding, having on
board Gas sick and wounded soldiers, arrived
here this morning.
On the Daniel Webster are the following from
Indians. n. McCulloch, Goth Indiana; James
Woodman, George Carter and Frank Flint 7th
Michigan; alex. Cross, Sd Ohio; - Jewett,
9Th Ohio; J. Craw, D. S. Howard. F. Van Buren,,
and Serg's John R. Randall, lst Ohio; Albert
Niddlesworth and A. D. Church, 9th Ohio; j.
K. P. AcCleary, I'd Ohio; Ewd Per. Spaulding,
and N. A. Hopkins, ID Michigan; G. F. Holmes,
7th do; Segt J. B. Fortier, 5.h; Sam'l N Mullen,
and Jonn A. Strong 7th do; Corp. J. H. Riker.,
9th do; John Hully, 10th do; Corp. VIM. Hills,
I'd do; s. N. Sackor, 7th do; v. Page. Sd do:
n. G. Wolff, Serg't N. Vanycle, A. Wilson. VIM.
serry, A. Lombard and H. Welton, 7.h do; Corp.
John Wright, Sd do.