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sorghum.-siaCe The removal to Cincin

sOrghum.-since the removal to Cincin-
natl of Mr.. Hedges, the Sorghum King" we
hear very little about Sorghum ia this vicinity.
OF course, the crop will not be allowed to run
out, but then it needs some one to take the
lead in matters, and push it along. Who will
reign now, that Hedge has vacated the throneH
We learn that Mr. e., is engaged in perfect.
ing machinery for the Sorghum Manufacture,
and we will soon hear from him in that direc.
ton.
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NOVICE.

A MEETING Of the shareholders OF the "Dayton,
IA Materyllet Valley Nenia fu npike Company,
Will De held Oh Saturday, March IS, 1865, at The
HagonmHker's shop IN Waterylet Shaker Nnlags)
on the line OF the road OF sad Company u the soin-
ty OF Montgomery, al o'clock IA of said day, "a
determine upon the basis for assessing the share.
holders OF SAID Company, 10 meet the Indebtedness
Of snd Company, and Tor the time umes tor the
payment OF The amount assessed against each indi.
vldual OF corporation BY order OF the Board Of hi
rectors DAVID HAWkEK prcsident
JoHN N. BoSNsR, Secretary. .'---I, felwtt
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Here. The following papers, serials, ant

Here. The following papers, serials, and
good things generally, are at Potters
Scientific American, True Flag, American
Union, Yankee Notions, and Beadles Dime
Novels, Leslie's Budget Of Fun, German
Leslie, Tribune Almanac, Dime Song Books,
Ledger, Mercury, Wilkes Spirit, Clipper, Pi-
lot, Banner OF Light Irish American, Waver.
y Magazine Fine Paper aud Envelopes,
Together with supply of ine Candies, Lem,
ons, Oranges, Apples, Maple Sugar-whole
sale and retail, Gne Cigars, Chewing Tobacco,
Pickles, Sardines, and many other articles.
NJ. Child, Jr,, and Pife. Huber the clever and
accommodating clerks, will promptly furnish
any articles in the line of the business de.
manded there. -.a
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Beckel Hal. There was very fine
house at this popular resort last evening, and
every body was delighted with the perform
ance. The farce of Twenty Minutes with
Tiger" was received with shouts. Mrs
Stoddart, Miss May Howard, Mr.. Weaver, Mr..
stoddArt, and Mr.. Hymes, all contributed to
make the piece .u.f.. ....
The "Swias Swains," we have spoken ol
heretofore With its present cast it could moi
go i'll. The "May Pole Dance" was loudly
applauded. toam
The "Young Scamp" in which Mr.. Lewis
Mr.. Stoddart, and Mr. Weaver, Mrs. stoddart
Mrs. Fiske, Mrs Weaver, and Miss May How
ard appeared, closed the performance. We
need not say the audience went on their way
home rejoicing. Truly good performance
is like good dinner, always making one wish
for another.
Tonight "Fanchon, or the Cricket will be
performed positively for the last time, being
the last but two of the compauy's performances
here. All who have not seen this play viii
do we'll to visit Beckel Hall tonight We as
sure them they will not regret it. The MAY
Pole Dance" will be given. AS the perform
ance tonight is by especial request, we ex
pect to see the Eall crowded.
Tomorrow night Grand Farwell Benefi
is rendered to the company by the citizens o
Dayton. We understand there willbe grea
bin, so we advise all to secure seats.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-05

Rather Sweet We noticed three kegs
of maple lasses in Market this morning
small kegs they were, containing about five
gallons apiece. Holders asked 30 cents per
quart for it We presume the scarcity Of the
materials OF which the article is composed is
what enhances its price.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-05

Note it.-In another place will be found
an offer to sell the fixtures to soda fountain.
As cooling beverages will soon be in demand
the fountain will be demanded on short mo-
tice
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A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT ON WEST I'd ST.
SHERIEES SALE

SHEHIFF ) SALE
Albert D. Mcclure, use OF Fred Gebhart, W james J.
Russell et Al. Montgomery Superior Coart. Case
No. EOS
DY virtue Of and in obedience 10. the command OF
ID onler Of sale made ln this by the superior
Court Of Montgomery county, INi offer at public sale
ON ..Hn"
Saturday, Mdfch p, ls63,
AZ scloak p m Of said day, the following described
real estate owit; Situate IN the county OF Montg0fn.
eY, and state Of OHIO, and m the city Of Dayton ami
beng lot numbered mo thousand six hundred aud
seventeen c2Gi7l Of heeonsecuye uutnfrs OF lotsin
said city with all the privileges horetniO appertanins
with usual covenants Of warranty.
Appnii sed a SgG0 aud cannot sell for less than two
thirds OF The above apprai -ement Terms cash
GEORGE MOGAMAN, Hhenn Mont. nonnty
y. 4. CuPFf, Attorney ie2awis
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Market Master.

Market Master.
JOHN MoCUTOHEON will be supported for rec.
lection the office Market Master at the ensuing
sprng election. maA
City SOLICITOR.
JOSIAH LOWELL is a candidate for re election 70
the office Of City Solicitor. mas
Constable. ..f
A. NJ. OYLER will be a candidate TOR Constable at
the ensuing April election. mag
A. q. HURLBURT will be n candidate for Constable
at the ensuing April election. ma2
Street Commissioner.
M. J. STEFFEN will be a candidate for Street Com :
missioner at the ensuing April election.
Ed. Egipire;--Please announce the name OF PHILIP
WALTZ AS q candidate FOR Street Commissioner aud
oblige ie2i MANY UlTIZnNb,
JOHN CoLHAUER will be a candidate for Street
Commissioner at the Spring election. fe2I
SAMUEL KODEBAUGH will be supported for Street
Commissioner by the citizens Of Dayton at the Spring
election. ieQI
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Successor to N. p. Donglass,)
40 Main street.

Watches.-H. Kline, No. 1896 Third St,
has lot of pawned Gold and Silver Watches
which he offers very low at private sale.
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A SMALL FARM AT pUBLIC SALE :

4 H. 1858, at o'clock ~ at the door Of the Court
House In the city ot Dayton, FORTY ACREsof RICH
LAND, IA miles west OF Dny ton, on tht Wolf Creek
Pike, all under fence and IN good state cultivation
The above described land Wul lie sold IN : separaie
tracts of 10 and 3ua uacres.
Payments--one-third cash one.tmr,l IN one and the
balance in two years irom day ol ste.
mo4dawts ISAAC ~ MUNGER
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In retiring from tie above hrm would recommend
10 all the patrons Of the old firm unlimited fdence
in Mr. i. H. Heckier, and Would urge the hbelal pat.
ronage bestowed upon the old firm to be continued
towards him.
iel2dlm THEODORE HARLOW,
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Nem advertisements
BRIDGE BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE

CEALEO proposals will be received az the office OF
- the City Clerk up 10 the hour OF meeting OF Coun,
ciI Tuesday evening" Marca ~, 1863 oT the building
OF wooden bridge across The Canal Third street
Plans and specifications 20 be at this office; bids
70 include the removal OF he old structure, and con
tractor TO have the iise Of the OLD materials.
ma5dt ANTHONY STEPHENs, City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-05

From Dixie-We saw q venerable con
traband, last evening, who had just made his
way here, through much tibulation, from
way down in Dixie" He informed us that
he had good master in Tennessee, and that
he wanted to stay With him but the soldera
caught him one day, and wi,hou, letting him
see his old woman and the pickaniRies, hur-
ried him of on gnn-boAt BE says he was
on the Benton when she was attacked by the
rebel batteries on the Yazoo, last December
and hid himself down by the boilers, where
he came near being roasted alive. He run
away from the boat the firsi chance he got
and after trying in vain to get back home
again, he managed to work his way North
he is opposed TO lighting he says there's
nothing for the negro to 6ghl about no was
much better of with his master than he had
been since negroes we're all better of with
some one 10 see 10 them--no mistake about
that, he affirmed, And he said the negroes
generally, didA't want to leave their masters,
but many Of them were coaxed or driven
away FROM them. The negroes we're promis-
ed good times, but he had seen great deal
Of suffering smong them, and agood many
OF them had starved and frozen. We asked
him Il his master was Union mah1 cob,
| guess he sseesh, but he ssy he union JUS
to save be darkeya But sPoc' Il do no
good, foh da mos all dun gone now"
The old fellow is working his way TO the
village Of Mansfield, whsre he said his Mas
ter had daughter living; and he knew his
young mistress would take good care Of him.
We hope she viii he seemed like a good old
fellow, and had horror of Abolitionists,
which indicStss that he is not totally de-
pravsd.
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LIFE 1NsURAMCE
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS 5 SALkI
William T. sehenek' i'Iunnh. Aiont sup s,uou.
j. Harvey Thomas ct al. Dcen',s> case No stai
I)UhSuANI 10 an .Vrder ct tie suptturr Ioutt al
4 Montgomery county, Ohio, IIia,,v "a th, sl,o,,,
,s'-e ana difecied 10 n", Otief I.iii, at,ou
az me uoor oi TUE Court house IA lhepiya Al l..D tO.
~ The county and state Iestiu, Oh
saturday, Aprh I, leb1, ..#
Al O'Clock In VI ssiu dHy the following dt, ,scrit--,i
inOpertyi O'wiI situate m tne county oT Nn,atapu
tuu state O ONO ana the rity OF I,ytul ~,
numbered one thousand nlne hundlru ANA tntn y.t,r
ll9Jil On the plat VI had city Oi Day ion eA..d
teen leet on lhe Hest so o Slld 90, f,aEiiiS r.i
Tue entire ioti oHneu by ,ttIIue tua- ia M m
NJ sub-dyislOi Of Otit iuts by ". Lun.,g.atu
SAID properly ~ 70 be rOd a ietirv IA layor ,f
william H. nehehck aiIAihstd HAfyey iIOn,t4. an,
tias been appraised ut siAteen hundred
aud cannot selfior less tian twU.tn,as of saltl a,
praised Ealhe being sivUb 1o5a. lviIl- ui ral,-,.-n
Shld real estate ~ sittlntvu fotttt. sttr, ...
Iouse west o council street. 'liu rl, uUiIt t.utt..
street 70 sycamore street fronting oif tup
a dwelling house oh Vacii lot
IL, ii. W EAhLtl, Jis~,rr tuniiii-s.,,i,.i
''N" '-@A'' H"o'"t9- iextatut-
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| [S-T:-18RO-X] |

DRAKE's PLANTATION B1TTERs,-Exhausted
nature great restorer A delightful beverage
aud active tonic. Composed of pure st CrOix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an appetite,
aud strengthens the system. 1t is a certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change Of
diet, water &c 1t can be used at all times OF
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons.
Sold by all Grocers. Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE & CO.,
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, N. Y.
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I WILL sell my house and lot on the sprtuafeld
u Pike, one mile nom Dayton, on favorable terms
The lot contains three Rcros and half of superior
land, and has on Il good dwelling and a number OF
outbildings-stable, CRIBS, and slaughter house, ali
new aud in good order.
fe25dlw WILLIAM STOVER
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a DAYTON, March 9TH, 1863.
10 Messrs. u. A. Haynes, WH Gillespie,
D. ~ ayers, Jno. Il. Miller, r. d, Harsh
man, M r. Nolan, Geo Woyaman and
others ...--- .-..t.
GENTLEMEN 1T is impossible to give ex.
preston to the feelings that your kind and
Gattering note has touched. We feel that
words would be inadequate. We can only
say to you, we thank You, and accept with
pleasure your tatterng proposal Believe us
gentlemen, when we say to you, we leave you
with regret and look forward with pleasure tc
the time we shall have the happiness Of again
playing before you. 1 nil5 .ti r.
Believe US yours, gratefully and sincery,
@. NJ. LEWIS,
q. w. SToDDART,
II. A. WEAVER
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Distinguished Consideration "A

Distinguished COnEideratiOn.-A pro
fessor Of the Art Tonsorial, Of the eolOred
persuasion here, attended the great war meel
ing at indianapolis the other day, He says
be introduced himself to Gov Morton and
other diguiiaries, who received him kindly,
and treated him with distinguished considers
ton. He was invited to dine with the quality
--an invitation be did himself the honor to
accept and be had great difficulty in disPos
ing Of the subsiantials and delicacies which
numerous admirers seemed determined be
should devour, regardless Of digestion--tO
say nothing about his capacity for holding
proyender II is the impression Of the Pro
feasor that the demonstration made on him
was not for love, bat was intended TO pull the
wool over some body's eyes. %
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DISSOLurlnN

TNHE partnership heretalore existing between the
j. undersiBned, IN the wholesale CrockerY business,
NJ No JOS Second street. j. this day dissolved by i-
tual consent y. r. hpckief will continue the busi.
ness and will settle all claims for against said hrln
rHkUDORE BARLOW,
FRANK II. HECKLER,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-05

TO Managers LeloiS, Stodddrt aud Weaper,
Of he Star Dramatic Troupe l.r 81.
GENTLEMEN Nov that your Thestieal sea
son is closing, and you are about to depart
from among us, we desire to tender last ties.
timonial of our esteem for you, and of our ap
probation OF your efforts to please discrim-
mating public In the Introduction of unobjec-
tionable amusements during your soourn
among u.s. We deem such an expression of
the popular feeling peculiarly appropriate, and
we hope II win prove agreeable to you
AS the time is short, permit us to name to.
morrow (Friday) evening as the occasion for
this Farewell Testimonial TO be offered.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-05

Grand Bal Masque. The Pacific Fire
Company will give Grand Bal Masque on
ThursdAy evening" March l2th, a. Armory
Hall, cSrner Of Third and Jefferson Il will
be conducted with The best possible order.
No gentleman will be admitted without q
partner All masks must be raised at the
door before the wearers are admitted, aAd OBJ
jectionable persons will be excluded. Tick
cts Of admission must be procured Of me fol-
lowing Committee; i 81
George McDArgh, W. II. Harrison, WIN,
Cooper Hogue, o. Haskinson, W. II. Sherer,
+. Brookey, II. W. Ware, George Taylor, J.
s. Veoit, P, f. Lehman.
Choose your partners in time, gentlemen,
and prepare for the MAsqpsrAda h,b
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SPRING ELECTION.

sz-Announoements under this head will be charge
81 No name inserted unless accompanied by tn
cash.
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HOUSE ANp LOT R0R SALE

lnN Allen street, next - No 20. Apply at Conrad
" schenck's Grocery, corner oi Finh aud NJ iClufe
Streets ..II inaid9w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-05

LYONS KATHAIRoS. delightful article
for preserving and identifying the human
hair, is again put up by the original proprie-
tor and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense
and Unprecedented sales of over one million
bottles annually 1t is still sold at rs cents
in large bottles. Two million bottles can easily
be sold in year when ii is known that the
Kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it cleanses the
scalp of scurf and dandrnf, gives the hair q
lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents it
from turning gray. These are considerations
worth knowing. The Kathairon has been test.
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted as
described Any lady who values beautiful
head of hair will use the Kathairon. II is
finely periumed, cheap and valuable. : Il is
sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
world d. s. BARNES g. Co,
New York
jal2d&w6m W. W. STEWART, Dayton.
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SperiaI Notices.

FoUND.-A small sum Of money. The
owner can have it by applying TO Joseph I.
Schatfer, corner Of Water and Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-05
oPEN DAY AND EvENING.

FVNHkRE is no class system, no copying nom books
II no memouElng OF arbitrary rules. Each gentle.
man has desk 10 himself aud proceeds by instrlie-
ton from practical book.keeper With exercises In
Opening, Conducting, balancing, Closing, Eqtiaing
liring Partner, kc., a. though ~ charge Of sci o
books In business house
Merchants and book-keepera are respectfully nyit.
ed 10 call and e1Amipe The thorough mode OF impari.
inginsiructon, which has placed many OF the gfadu
aes of this College ~ bookkeepers 10 the beet basi
ness houses. For particulars addsass p
JAS 81. GRIkk, Dayton. ohio
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FOR SALE.
A LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE viii
"A pay eight percent. Tail nc no. % MAN street
DANIEL GARsr,
iezodi' Real Estate Agent
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FLEXIBLE HORSE BRUSHES.


INHE grandest institution out For sale at
l. DlNON'S Dug store, so THIRD sire,
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9ailg empire!
City and Other Matters,


sS-TraIns arrive and dePartfrom the Union Depot
''fof'Cisc CiscissG4i, HAmILrsS AND pAT4os ltaA
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Elna Life Insurance COnlpan
or HARlrJGb. ooSNEeIfebT.s1
EVERY MAN SHOULD INsURE MS LIZA
SUPPORT THE WIFE or Als. BOSOM.

lts the unseen hand OF the prVypent l,tfisr r,,, lilo
Orh from the gave, and ~t fiouri-nhie tN tll L,i
and keeping together the nniy. By i, the !, ,,.,.i
at,u
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HAVANA OIQARs.

UIHJsE FINE HAvANAs have arrived al last at
ielsdlw DIXoNs Drug store, ss0. ID st.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-29
Business Notices..

Business Notices..
See list Of letters. , .s....--.,~- LA.
Benton Brothers & Co., have The agency
Of Sands cream and stock ale.
Sec card Of Dr.. R. NcTassart who makes
diseases Of the eye and car speciality.
Tho Clayton County store" has been
removed to The store building formerly &C
cupicd by Allen 4 S6uttimsyd,, where Sths
large stock goods is being rapidly closed
out They arc really offering great bar.
gains, IA nvr rr1rxrvr
JAS. q. Carter advcrtiscs che celebrated
John 2. Nanny Reaper and Mower for sale
during this season, aud already begins to
end difficulty in obtaining machines rapid.
ly enough to Gil the orders which are al.
ready coming in quite FIRE, ~. .-..,,.
s. p. Sladden has neat, well selected
stock Of family groceries which he is selling
Oft 50 fast ar to make tho replcnishing Of
his stock necessary about twice every
month. g., i .r-.t ~.
Miss Baird has just returned from New
York where she has purchased large stock
Of millinery goods, dress goods, trimmings,
etc. We are glad to note that this lady's
business has increased to s UGH an extent as
to make it necessary to move to larger
quarters. The introduction offashion plates
and patterns from Mdme De,norest's fash
ion emporium, lisa new fa,ure of the trade
which commends itself at once to the at.
tcntion Of the ladies Of McGregor. Sec her
advertisement. .5 Taar;Qar1 .tas ae7ose
Otto Kramer bis change Of advertise.
ment to which we direct attention. MIX
is steady, upright, good business man and
We are glad to hear is enjoying good trade.
Citizens Of McGregor viii observe with
interest the republication Of the city ordi-
nances. It is proposed, if we rightly un-
dcrstand the Common Council and the Off.
GERS Of the city, that all the laws shall be
first published, and then rigidly enforced.
Mr. Wheeler wants some good workmen
at the manufacturing department Of his
boot and shoe store.
Gilchrist & Co, have large consignment
Of sat, which they sell at Milwaukee and
Chicago prices, freight added.
Tax payers will observe that j. Niclaus,
county treasurer, will be At the office Of
Odell d Updcgraff, in this city, from the
l4;h to the 10th prox. ,., .-,.--... ,.a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-29
State OF xOeUQ.
ADJurANT GBNsRAL's OSviOa, ,
DAVENPORT, April 9Th, 1868.

,(,a ADJurAHr GBNsRAL's OSvics,1
| .a.eha Ill. DAVENPORT, April 9Th, 1868.
| GENERAL ORDERS, NO. lls. '''' -. ''
I--All military organizations in the State will i'm.
mediatsly report to this department the numbsr OF
men enrolled In their respective companies the
number, kind and condition OF arms In their pesses
| sion the number and condition OF acceutremsnts.
and amount OF any other kind Of state property n
thek possession. 1t - .e 80 "a - =.
II.-These reports will DO made dirse.,v "a th,..
depart except IN cases hereinafter mentioned
III Companies, 0ncludng the Southern Border.
4T.s.Sss In II. eounts; Of De. Moine. Jssrsoo,
Col j. A. Wall, at Ksokuk, Who will rspor: to this
department Companies Gneluding the Southern.
Border Brigade) In the counties Of Decatur, awe
Appanoose, Clarke Lucas and Monroe viii renort -
Lieut. Col. II. Tannehll, at Ccntrsvilie. Appnnooss
Co, who will report to this department. Companies
| ties Of Pottowottoms. Mills, rrenont, Moutromerv.
| to Lieut.. Col II. @. Barner, Sidney, Fremont Co..
who will report to this department.
V.-Companies not making these eports will b.
N--New bonds will be required for arms or other
General Orders, which delivered from this d.
partment PRIOR to Jan. l. 1863 Blanks will be rurn
ished from this department. Al arms, ks. ssr which
new ooncs are not given Will be taken pesasssiou Of
Lieut.. Celones Wall, Tannehill aud Barnsr wiit
see that this order Is promptly snd strictly carried
paragraph III Of these General Orders. ana inmedi
ately return said new bonds to this dspartmeat
New bonds for arms, kc, held by companies In other
parts OF the State, will be returned directly to this
department. - :t Z p ...-- .r-I
vT:--And ~ arms, accoutrsnsnts and camp sauIp--
age belonging to the state, have fallen into The
hands Of individuals who still hold them without a.
thossty or security ohs state, It " ordered that ell
such individuals Immediately surrender said asms.
Dc, to the persons named below:
To any Captain IT the Southern Border Brigade In
counties where said Brigade is Organized 70 any
Captain OF Northern Border Brigade, in counties
where said Brigade is organised to Lieut. Colouel,e
vsli Tannehl Or Barner in any county ID then X.
sPective districts desgnated in paragraph III OF
these General Orders: to It. Col. Fargo Of Dubuque
rom OIL co1ntie' on the line Of the Dubuque ssl
SIOUX City Railroad coun tics north Of said line:
to the Secretary of State at Des Moines or to thls
depar tment, as may be most CONVENIENT, from other
parts OF the tate not heretofore named. " q = '@e
Aides.de.s camp to the Governor will see that this
order strictly enforced and report thereon 70 this
vu.-.Ai recruiting officers for the 7th Iowa Caval.
ave ar ected to report to this Office, and to send
further delay. ''
BY order OF Commando .inChief.
N. d. BAKER,
SwS4o ' Adjutant General OF Iowa.