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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
CITY MATTERS.
WATER RENTERS TAKE MOTIF

WATER RENTERS TAKE NOTICE.
All persons who have sold Property during the
present year, must give notice la writing at the
office OF the Water Department Tenth and King
Streets, on or before the 30th day Of November,
and insert in the notice the name Of the person.
purchasing the property, otherwise they will be
held liable for the rent of the next year.
Also, all persons who may wish 10 discontinue
the use of the Water, or any portion of it, must
give notice MS above, aud pny So for cutting
OF the pipes, as no alteration will bcmade IN any
bill after that date.
A. PRITCHARD,
supt, of Water Worka.
Republican, Commonwealth and Inqurar
pleasn copy.
Oct. ~. Oct II tuov 80
United States InLernai Revenue.
TO THE TAX PAYERS or DIVISION No. l.
The United States Deputy Collector of Inter
nal Revenae, for Division No L. comprising vii.
mingtnn. Chrisiiana, Brand ywnn aud Mill Greek
Has, informs the Manufacturers, Butchers aud
others, TINT ths duties aud taxes ncerung upon
their retuin3 10 the AtsrHsor for the month of
September. 1861, will he due on the 2Oih day nf
October, 1861, RnJ that he will he at his
oHire on and nftef tue 10th until the 3Ist Of
0elnher,t far the pnrpnse ci receiving the name.
Payment in NIL lsed Ia he IN ale IN gold or silver
coin or ia Treasury notes Issued under the au-
tb0riy Of the Unitcd States, or in notes Of banks
organized under the act TO provide u National
Currency md known na National Banks
All persons not availlng themselves of the op-
portuniiy Of the time named, will subject them
sa.yes To MI addition OF tea per cent gu the
amount due.
JOHN p. lllLYARD Deputy Collector,
Office GlG Market Street, Office hours 9 to
II A. NJ, tod r. NJ. oct 202w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08

SECRETARY HARRINGTON. = Hen, $. M.
Harrington, Jr-. addressed large and ap-
RreciasiVs audience at the city Hall, on last
Friday evening. He spoke for about two
hours, daring which he was frequently cheer
cd fOE his many patriotic and eloquent utter
ances. Mt. Harrington is speaker of
pscullap force and power, and has
done good service in the cause of his coun-
try, both upon the stump and in his official
character Of Secretary of State. The cop
psrheads of our State and ne more unyield-
ing foe of disuniop thaA he is, a. many OF
their frustrated schemes and plots of seces-
sion and treason fully attest. Mr.. Harring.
ton is ~ honor to the State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
STATE OF DELAwARR,

THE ARTISANS SAVING BANK, NO. III Mark
Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office open
receive deposits and make payments, daily, ex
cept Sundays, from o'clock, A. M. till P. NJ
On Tuesday evenings from to 8 O'Clock, and
on Saturday evenings from to 7 o'clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment of necessary expenses, are all to he di.
vided among the depOsitors Dividends are de-
clared semi-annualy, in the months of April and
October.
The Charter enaets that no member of the
Roard of Managers shall be entitled to receive
sAy profit or emolument for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Mandgers. William s. Hilles Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, N. r. Benson, Charles W. How
land, George W. Bush, Edward Moore, Leonard
i. Wales, Clement B. Smyth, DR.. J. F. Vaughan.
William II. Billany, william Cauby, Henry q.
Jones.
WILLIAM s. HILLEs, President.
GaoRaH W. BUsH, Vice President.
JeHH P. McLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
1T is NOT poLIrlCsI

Fellow citizens ) honest, sober, pcrhaps chris.
han mon are afraid Of being called politicians
But the Questions which are shaking the land
and patisn new are not thOae Of political mea-
surss. bat involve the very life aud peace of tho
'AatieR. A Christian, a patriot, clergyman,
even who is net interested and who is not q
work at such time, has no claim upon our
people and is not worthy Of our cOn6dence-
aOW is the very turning point and where is til .
man that dare fall or falter at an hour so impor-
taAt to his country, to the entire race. The
election lost and all will be lsst. Mcclellan
elected and We may bid an eternal farewell to
liberty, order and the National Union 1t is no
time>fOr pOl.iss-iEs high time for eur country
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
Hopeful SIGNS.

We have heard fred from the headquarters of
the Union men in this State, that the prospects
are Frightening every day. Many who have
doubted hitherto ere hoping now and hopeful
msn hitherto are getting jubilant. Keep down
the shouting until We are out Of the woods
Now let us york with a desperate energy. If
very Delaware Union man could be OF his post
to-day, the victory HOuld be easy and over
whelming. But some ere absent, some will
always be indifferent. Our enemies are using
every sort Of fraudulent and wicked device.
Shall they auccesds Let us SORk to prevent ii.
Work, hard work will do the buslnessl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
TIE pAYENpoRTs ournnNE.
4 Curious story Of an Iniian ''Ifeaicns Mdn'.
TyirIe

n bHfiou hoFH 81 an InuiQn sthiedlcnle AIn's"
Tricks
correspondent of the London Morning Post
says that the Davenport "maniiestation" Of
tying and untying ID an old trick among the
Indians Of tho northwest const of America, IIe
was travelling iu Oregon in 1874, and met a GER
tain Ihomas Mckay, who had been in the Hud-
sSs Bay Companys service. THIS Mckay told
Tue l0iowng story OF IN adventure of his some
years b,gore -. 'A-'
'Ihore vas camp Of the Nsqually Indians
near ours ana amongst them was O famous
incuiclno man " coDjuror, as you would call
NM Ihat chap eoe'd tell everything that was
golhs 10 haPpch lor II @Indred years to come, |
believe; 30 MIR. Ogden determined TO eonsnlt
him. Well, we all went to lis lodSe. which w.
made the same us the Sioux hade ,hrirs win
poles covered with buffalo skins. Ills ~ wall
as the others was round in the ehap, of n ausor
loaf, about twelve feet across and abous twelve
feet high, and at the top of il he had got nar-
Gel of bells hung. There was nothing in ,ha
lodge when we went in only him squatted in Inc
middle OF il, end a bundle of buffalo robes
lying against the wall Of the lodge. These we
afterwards lifted up, and were quite surs that
no one was hid under them, MIR. Ogden told
him that we had come to consult him as a great
medicine man about something that we wanted
to know. lie was almost naked, having nothing
on but an old buffalo robe over his shou ders ana
a cloth about his loins
After Mr.. Ogden had spoken he went through
a lot of maneuvres and antics, which he called
making medicine : and then, although il was n
perfect calm, not breath Of wind moving, the
lodge commenced rocking violently from side %
side, at times lying almost PROSTATE, as il it was
blown down by gale of wind, and then rising
up and going down on the other side, and ali
ans time the tells were changing and clasbiug
and making terrible row, then all of sudden
everything became perfectly still, aud he told
US TO 60 outside and see what was on The ion of
'he lodge. When we went outside We loaLsd
Immediately for some one near the lodge. hut
there was not soul, and no one could have been
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
STAY At rnhpnI1s

Do not 60 to Philadelphia to buy goods on
election day Do not 60 to New Castle on busi-
ness, do not go cunning or visiting on such
day, when interests ~ momeniOus to US and
oer children are hanging In the scale Of uncer-
tainty Il ia said that Nero hddled while Rome
vas 10 flames. II viii be deeper shame for
any patriotic, seriOua minded maR to be away
ffOm The post Of duty at suck time as this
Stay at the polls, or work to get honest voters
there. ksep diligently, coolly and earnestly at
EoEk till the polls close AT FIVE o'clock! 1t is
thus that the victory can be won
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
A HINT ON CARPETS.

OF all the expensive things in modern Eng
liah house Of the ordinary class, perhaps carpets
are the dearest. In case of removal they become
almost useless, and havs to be sacrificed at any
prlee that can be got for them, because, having
Deen eat and measured for one room, perhaps Of
peculiar shape. they are useless 10 any other
Tor tue paiern could be matched, which il
oiteh cannot. Git of bran-neW carpet, sewn ON
to nla not SO new, would be out Of harmony,
auu .e'l story wnies the pride of poverty would
kish system Of carpeting rooms is infinitely bet
ter and prettier than ours. Tue Persian carpets
especially those from Resht, are exquisitelv
beautiful. Their cOlors are brighter. ,be de-.
signs prettier, and they are far more durable
than European carpets. They are made il strips
usually between two aud three yards long. and
about one yard 10 breadth, to 60 reund the sides
of a room, with square carpet Of any size pre-
terred for the centre. They do not require to
be nailed or fitted, and sufficient number of
them will, Of course, carpet any room, however
large or small. They have very rich and
grand appearance, too. In summer they are
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
HOW WILL 1T LOOK

10 have George B. Mcelellsn-Guuboat George
oOmnander-in-chief Of the armies of the United
States : Shall We promote Mcclellan over Grant,
Do our glorious Generals deserve that humilia-
tioA Or who would wish to see Pendloton-
nevsr-a'man Or.a-dOllar-fOr -the-wAr- Pendieton--
IL Mcclellan as President should die command,
such Psa as Grant and Sheridan, Sherman and
Farrsguti
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
VOTE EARLYt

This duty is above all Others Never, perhaps,
shall you DO as important thing while you live.
Consider yourself guilty every moment of un-
necessary delay, When you have deposited
your vote. your duty is only partly done. Use
all your powers to bring every Union voter over
whom you ha We any influence to the polls.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
USE YOUR OARRIAGRs

Let every man who owns horse and
vehicle that can carry Union voter to-day
devote themselves to the country's cause.
Bring mp the feeble and the sick. Look
oyer youF usighboFhood and see if there is
any good Union man who needs to be carri-
ed to the polls. Bear him if necessary in
your arms. Many such will bless you for it,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
ExKoUTlvs DEPARTMENT,
=. - q nnRa

Dover, Oct. 6, 1884.
l, WILLIAM CANNON, Governor of the State
Of Delaware, do hereby proclaim and make
known in accordance with the provisions of an
set Of the General assembly Of this State, that
on the Eighth day Of November. in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, being the Tuesday next after the first Mon
day in said month, an election will be held IN
the several counties Of this State, at the places
in the Hundreds respectively at which the gene
raj election is held, for the purpose of choosing
by ballot three Electors for the election Of a
President and Vice President OF the United
States.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
eC- hand and caused the Great Seal OF the
L. 3. said State to be affixed, as Dover,
49, this sixth day Of October, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
Hixty'four, and Of the Independence OF the United
States the eighty ninth.
WILLIAM CANNON.
BY the Governor:
sAML. NJ. HARRISuToNI Jr,, seO'ry OF State
ect.l9-te
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
GIVE YOUR COUNTRY ONE pAYl

fyOu can do more, give to,day, the election
day, to working Tor your country. Vote early,
and work hard. See that your neishbor votes,
Watch the polls for frauds. Keep order and
keep watch. Etsrnal vigilance is the price Of
liberty. Let liberty not be lost
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
PAINFUL DEATH IN CALIFORNIA.

The California papers contain the particulars
of q sad accident, that occurred Ia Pine Canon.
resulting in the painful death of Mr.. John q
Tilton, formerly resident of this city, and well
known in this vicinity, Mr.. Tilton with his
family and party of friends, WAS on a pleasure
excursion. when the party arrived at a deem
rAvne, down the side OF which thly were obi.
ged to let their wagon by rope, and the inrrine
which resulted, discharged a loaded rifle, the
bullet striking Mr. Iilton, who was standing on
the bank above. and iufieting dreadful wound
in the abdomen Medical aid WIS promptly
brought to him, the nature of the wound being
such as TO preclude his removal, as the spot was
far from home, and miles from any practicable
road. tent was erected over him, and he was
made as comfortable US circumstances would
admit. lie was wounded Thursday, Sept. 10.
and died on the following Saturday. His remains
were Inferred in Oak Grove Cemetery, near
Clayton, and were followed 10 their last resting
place by very large concourse Of friends aud
acquaintsnoes, including the Odd Fellows
Soci,ty, Of which he was member. Mr. Titon
was highly beloved and respected ia all the re-
lations Of life by all who knew MIN. lie was
Deputy Marshal Of the Northern District OF
California and as the press of that State informs
us, his loss is deeply deplored as that of a faith
full otfiJer and esteemed Citizen The Odd Fe,-
lows Order adopted q series of resolutions,
mourning his loss, and sympathiging with his
family in their terrible bereavement t.-RscLestey
Express.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
AMERICAN CITIZENsl

Do you yAlue the 0Od-given boon of the cleo
tive frazsAise 2 It is the best boon of Fresmani
Will y0u Use it to help, those whom rebels wish
to trianphf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08

THE Democratic party seems to be large
ly made up of confessorsl Zone Jones"-
a prominent member of Col. North's staff
has Joined Newcomb, Donohue and Ferry in
owning npI Who comes next2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
Convertible into a Six per cent
500 Gold Bond.

In addition 10 the very liberal interest on the notes IN
three years, this privilege Of conversion Is nov worth
about three pes cent per annun, for the current ais or
go Bonds is not less than nsne Pr cent premium aud
bsfore tbs tho PrsHium six cent u g. stock,
prOn on this Loan the prsssut market rate h not ,
than ten per cent per annum.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08

NOTICE.
me Executive Committee Of the Union Party for Nav
.aslo county WIN meet ut the National Hotel In Mddls-
,o~n .n e'uAy oolotsT 2hth, at II o'clock A. NJ, that
being the day fixed upon for tho great rateatlon
at that place There will be no meeting Of ta tommI,,.s
on Saturday the l6t inst, as previously advstlssd
JOHN A. ALLDRRDIoE, Chairman.
JOHN H. ADAMS, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
Its Exemption from State or Mu.
nicipal Taxation.

But ABIDE from all tue advantage, wehAvs enumerated,
special Act Of Congress tsenpis alt Bonda and Essiy
notes from local araOH. On the average this exemption
is worth abouttwO per cent. per anuum according III,
rate of taxation in various pArta Of the couuily.
1t Is believed that SOcusltss oiIsr great lndas
msns to lendess thoss hsued by the government 10
all other fOrms of lndsbtedntss tho faith ability p
vate parties stock eOmpenisa separate oomuunlss
only, Is pledged for payment while the whole property
of the country is held 10 the discharge all u,
obligations Of the United sAA.ea
while the government ofTs the most liberal tSms for
lOAns 1t believes that the very strongest appeal will b.
to the loyalty and patriotism Of the people.
Duplicate certificates will be Issued fur all dspoAts Th.
party deponng must endorse upon ihs original osIiSi
the denomination Of potes requAed and whether thiy
to be Issued In blank payable to order When %
endorsed 1t must bs eft with the oeer receiving he d.
poalt, to be forwarded to tho Treasury Department
sUnsORPrIONs RBosivsn by the Treasurer Of The
United stasss at Washington ths several Assistant
surers aud dssignatsd DepositAriea, aud by the
First National Bank Of Wilmington,
and by all National Banks which the dsposai.s Of
public money, and
ALL REsPHcTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
the country will give furthss information aai
AFPoRD RvgRY BAciLITITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
| suao a,,n.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
CAN APARTY

Whose success depends on the defeat Of our
arns, bo worthy Of the vote Of one who loves his
oouptrYS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
MARRIED

MANKIED
ALEXANDER ALLEN. On ruesiny the Goth
October ut the residence of the brides mother,
M 803 East 9TH ST., by tho Rev. MIR. Breok,
Mr. Ez KILL q. ALEXANDER TO Miss EaIuER
ALLEN, both Of Wilmington, Del.
DAY GL0wARD In this city on Monday, 7lh
inst, by Rev. Geo NJ. CondrOn, MIR. ALORUs b.
DAY, Of jacksonville, Florida, to Miss Ella NJ.
CLowAnD, oldest daughter of Thomas Cloward,
Esq., OF Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS.

No pain attends their operation. The only plls that
operate without griping sskenlhg, Weakening or leN
ing the bOwela ooslve and the bahl Pills ever offered
the afflicted for every dAeAse requiring purgalye nst
cine. Their intrinsic merits are becOmlug extensively
known. Elegantly sugar coated price 20 per boz
Head what the Rev. Francis n. Hawkins OF the NJ r
Church, at baltimore, says Of their excellence -
T0wHOrTOwE MD, April %, 1864
DR HIMNs aON-Slr 81 have beOn for 4 or months
greatly afflicted with the Liver Affection for tho frsl
months alter my cnBe seemed serious thought WH
wasting away with consumption. suffered much with
violent misery In my side aud with burning In my
haok nay breathing was very hard; my complexion VeY
yalOw in fact my whole system scented entirely Out
order. had severe cough al times aud weakness W
my breast. applied to several physicians and took
great amount VI medicine which seemed to have good
Oitret When first hoard OF your Liver Pills, thought
perhaps they might do ma some good, bought 0ne
hox, and before had taken them all fi greatly rells'
cd my head iult no longer giddy, my side no l1alei
panied me, NY neryoa seemed ~ he strengthened 10
other words began to feel like new man and
enjoying very good haalh They operate without eiek
ening or any gripping fAns and do highly recommend
them 10 the lubc. Try tham sufferers, before II u too
late, YOuF humble aervant,
FRANCIS NJ. HAWKINS,
nf baltimore Circuit, of the NJ. p. Church.
sole manufacturers, slMAis BON Physicians aad
Drugglsts, corner Of Fourth and King strsea, Whining
ton Del Sold by Druggsts and HtoreksepeTs generally
Ask for smms Vegetable Liver Pills and take no Others
Snld by Ferris, Now Castle Hnoth and COwgl non,
DOyer lIAmnleralry POuk Milford Lodge, OAymonli
byott Co, philadelphia, and dealers gensrally.
may.H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08

How GENERAL LouAN REpsLLED A PERSONAL
ArrAck,-A correspondent of the Chicago Tr-
buue Gays:
The following story is told of plucky John
Logan; AT Mount Vernon, Jefferson county,
III. October 18th, he spoke 10 an immense
Union gathering. During his speech, d.
Green, OF Mount Vernon. accompanied by his
son, both armed with revolvers, grossly insulted
the General, who hurled glass at Green's head
aud but for his lodging behind column, he
would have been feled like beef. The valor-
ons Doctor, like true peace sneak az he ia
'hcw his pistol, whereupon The General seizel
pitcher and rushed like lightning upon him, aud
hut for the timely interference of his friends
there would have been one less Copperhead in
Mount Vernon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
CRITTENDEN's
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLIE G. E,

637 Chestnut St, Cor. of 7th,
EsTABLIsHRD 1874 INCORPORATED 1855.
An Institution designed to aid young men In asqulr
PRACTICAL BUsENRss EDUCATION.
The course Of Instruction includes
Bookkeeping,
As prActleed by the boat AceountAntB for WholssAf
Retail, Jobbing, Manufacturing, Commission, Porssn
aud Domestic shipping Business, Joint stock Compan
Banking, Ac.
PRNMANSHIP,
In every styls, Plain and Ornamental IA tauahtJbT
o-.., THOMAS W. MUOhR
One OF the most skllful Of Psnman.
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS,
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS,
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT NOTES, &c.
time F'' ~AN ''se''s ~
Diplomas with the seal Of the Inslltutlou attached,
awarded on graduation.
10 the practical value efin Wsll-iad course nlus
uon. extent OF Accommodations, aud heites fbr mpATt
ihe bnaineas knouledge this IBnttuton il unequAlsd
SATALudUhh sent frss on application.
CRifTnnDzHs Berries Of Practical TreAtihes Book
heeplng, aud Judge sHARswooB's Lecture bsfoTs tbs
n'u1snla on gommerelA Law for sale at the College
JOHN aaoRsSBoK. Principals.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
Special Advantages of this I,onn,

Ir Ia NATIONAL sAvINds nASk OIL ring higher tat.
OF interest than any clhcr and Mr bet security An,
savings hank which pays It's dcpol ltora iu u Hi.,
Cousders that 1t Is paying In the heat circulating medium
Of the country, ami It cannot pay Ia anything hotter for
iIs own sseis are either in securities o. n
noiea or boudS pay able in government PAPER.
Itis equally convenient a, aiOmporary or permanent
mypstment Tho notes eau awaya be sold IA, within.
fraction q theh and accumulated inlaies and az,
the lest security with lanks as collatsrlls discount.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
U. s. 7-sO LOAN.

Tho fscrsiary Of the Treasury aivs, noties th., ,
sOElp'ionS will bS received for Coupon Trss,u,v n.
payable three years FROM August 18th, 1854, with ,,,
annual lnterest at the rate Of seven and
cent per snnumpTnelpAl and iutsrssl both 10 bs
In lawful money.
These notes will ba convertible ut tho option d, A.
oisr at maturity, into sH per cent gold bearing bo0,
payable not LEES than hve Hor more than tvaptv ,...
from their date. an the 0OVsnmsat may elect Tb.v vii,
be issued In denominations Of a6O tlO9 $500 slOo,
5000. and all subscriptions must be for any dOl,,,
some multiple Of niy dollars
Tho notes will be transmitted to the owusts fra. d.
transportation charges soon after the rsosipt o5 IN.
original Certificates of Deposte as they can bo prp.
Az the notes draw interest from August &C. pv,,o,.
making deposit" suhiequpnt TO that date NUT way III.
interest accrued ifoni date ot note 10 date Of dcpo.
PARTIES deposllng lwenty -hvo thouaand do,,s an,
apwaTds o' these notes at ANY one time viii bo aDwsi.
commission OF onNquarler of one rer cent With un,.
paid b, the Treasury department upon the resoIp o
Hill 70, the amouAt certified to by tho officer with whn
thu deposit was madO No iednciluna for ctnmls.D,
must he made hom thu deposits.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
FOR SALE.

LII that nearly three story BRICK DWRL
n LING aud three story back bndlngs, situate on the
eAsicy side NJ West stieet botween Eighth and Ninth
Streets, No. 80 For further particulars Inquire Of
JOHN 4. ROBINSON, ConFeyancer,
oct 2s3m Odd Fellows Hall.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
NOTICE.


New Castle, Del, Oct ., lse4.,.1I-2~ sue '''''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-08
SELLING OUT.
Watches. Jewelry and Silverware,

Tho unl,, signed, having decided to retire from buaI,
ness osIs s al low picea hislarge I'd we'll selected
stork 0f
WATCHES,
JEwELHY, aud
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28
STATE or IOWA.
ADJurAxr GRxggAL's OFFICE,
Davenport. Nov. 26. 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS 80. Il.

GENERAL OkDEKS NJ. ~
/. The Militia Of Davenport Township,
Scott county, whose Company organization
have been recognized by this Department
will constitute regiment.
II. Tho officers and privatcs ofsaid Com
panics will meet at the Court House, Dav
export, Saturday, Dec Bird, 1864, at II A.
NJ. for the purpose Of elccting Regimenta
Officers
FIJI. The Captains Of Companies present
will select an officer to preside at said cleo
ton, who will report to this Department
the result Of the election, with the names o.
Companies participating in said election.
Nv. No Companies will be allowed to par
ticipate in said election, not recognized a
Companies by this Department.
~ Order Of the Governor.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjt. Gen. Of Iowa.