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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-13
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DAVID LEwIs, ct. nj. } .H-5-n. : -,
State Of lo,ca, Cedar Coaansy, IL. ~"
kKNO DAVID LEWIS and Perne,h I/v;. ~.
i wife, defendants: You and each Of ~ r"
ars heteby notified that there 10 now o. ~ 3
the Office Of the Clerk Of the ,pis,rjct Oa.,s !.
III, claiming Of you the san' Of elk Asa1rsS M
three 35lO0 dollars, % money due N - ~
amount Of principal and interest VI p,omi..s.s
note, made BY yeu. the said David Levia r. ~
vor Of Charles kuhuleiA, Tor the sun 81 ~.
hundred and sixty-fve dollars, Gated NJ ~
1855, and payable on or before the Ara a, :;
April, 1855, with tntesest fron, date until IA
at the rate often per cent per annum.
And also. ssking the foreclosure cf ! mor,s...
bearing even date With said promiaaory soss
eSeetted W yoa, the said David Lewis ana Ps,''
meiia Levin, his wife, 10 the said Charl,s E..
hulein, upon certain real estate in said Ca,
county, to wit: the southwest qsartsr Of =.
northwest quarter, and the nsrthwess qusrt., ~
the southwest quarter Of section fifteen llN i.
township eighty (sol north Of range Tires q,
west q the Sth p IN, containing eighty ecre..
and $50 . frxction in the northeast quartz, A.
the n0rthwest AuartsR Of said ,sectiOp,,aa d.
scribed In said petition, containing SCI perrAs.
to secure the rpaynent Of the ssia peeniaeov
note and interest, according to the teass ~
effect theseof. 4 N -
Nov unless you appear thereto and dsf.,d. q,
or before noon Of the second day Of Tie ses,
first Monday OF December, A. y. 1854. deiash
will be entered against you and judgment re..
dered thereon. and decree made for the A.
Of the mortgaged premises and barring and
foreclosing all yoRr equity OF redemption in the
premises, ~ prayed for in sAia petition
HENRY FUNCK, Petitioner.
Wy. II. TUrHILL, Atty for Plt'n. Avlo
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vs.. Court Decemh her Term
As aspw.x 4 s nn.a1 A. D. 1867 ,.F
ORIGINAL NOfICE.

CRIgISAh NorrcE.
State of Iowa, Cedar county, ss:
ITO "ANDREWS 4 SHELLEY" and ANDREW,
Moody, Defendants: Yon and each Of you
are hereby notified that there Is now on file In
the office Fl the Clerk of the District Court in
said Cedar county, a petition Of Hiram Price,
Trustee, complainant claiming Of you the sum
OF two thousand and Fifty dollars, as money due
said petitioner for the amount Of principal and
interest Of two certain prommissory notes made
by Andrews Shelley in favor Of Cook & Ear-
gent. for the sum OF five hundred dollars each,
both dated September 18Th. 1855, and payable
with interest from date at the rntc Of ten per-
cent. per annnn, one, in one year after date, and
the other in two years after the date thereof
which said notes were executed by the said
Andrews 4 Shelley In consideration OF con
tract snteird into by tlem on the eighteenth
day OF september, ls55 for the pure base Of ccr-
tain town tots and blocks Of lots in the town of
Darant. IN said county Of Cedar, rs described
and set out in said petition, and ppon which the
said Andrews d Shelley received from the then
owner Of said land tthe party to the contracD q
bond for deed orwritten agreement by which
the said owner 'boand himself to convey the
said pre- misses by good and slflicient deed to
the said andrews& Shelley upon the payment
Of the said proinmissnry notes and interest, ac-
cording to the tenor ahcrAof-1yhich said notes
as also the town lots and blocks Of. lots so de-
ssr,bed are now the property Of the petitioner. /,
And asking that the Court may DECREE that
the amount Of said otes and intsEest be paid to
the petitioner by 4 short day tosBe Fixed BY the
Court, in default thereof, Judgment and
decree be entered against you,' and that said
contract be rescinded, annulled. and held for
nanght, and that you and each or you, may be
barred and foreclosed of and from all right,
either in law Or equity, in or 70 the premises.
Now unless you appear and answer thereto at
the next term Of the said District Court-com-
mencing on the first Monday Of December A:
y. 1864, on or before noon Of the second DAY OF
IAeA nirGf
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himself, his revolver ~ ssies ffea him
By the prisoner, mauacled % he vas. He
cooked the weapon, told The. other man
TO keep ss ! proper distance, and ordered
them 10 un6arness Que of tha horses aud
put n third one-which accompanied
chem in its stsad, while the first, agree.
able 10 his commands, was saddled for
himself lie then compelled Smith to
unlock his n,anacles, and remove them
fsom his wrists, when he invited them to
get into their wagon, and after he was
mounted, told tnom they were at liberty
to 20 on their way rejoicing. He ia very
conscientious and makes il practice to
prey upon the rich, never tseqblisg poor
/ MAS stable. as rg@t :B3 7tityl @Gg
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LEGAL NOTICE.

DTBLIC notice Is hereby given, that Nelson
JIG Rathbup, executor Of the estate Of David
Mckay, has flied in the County Judges once Of
Cellar county. Iowa. a.report and petition, ask
ing for authority to sell the following described
re al estate, situate in Cedar county, Iowa. to-
wit: commencing at q stake on the south llne
Of the esst half Of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton one % in township number eighty two ls2)
p. m, ana running thence 90 perches due north
TO the cAnter of Pioneer creek thsnce west
with the channel Of said creek to the west line
OF said so acres, thence due south to'the section
line, thence east to the place Of BaginniRe. be.
ing at tie southwest corner Of attract Of land
formerly owned by solomon Breyfogle, supposed
to contain fifteen acres, orthe purpose OF pay.
ing the debts against said estate. All persons
interested vii appear and object thereto, on
the first Monday OF November, A. d. 1864, or an
order will be granted BY said court for the sale
of said reality. J. G. BETS, Co. Judge.
Oct. Ith, 1854. n4ln3
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Slavery Abolished By the Constitution.
II Did the copperheads who talk 30 glib
" sxainst the Emancipation Proclsma.
tion which Mcclellan in his Harrison
Landing letter, was among the 6rst TO
recommend, ever ask the nsevcs whether
the law of slavery was higher and more
sacred than the Constitution! BY the
Constitution the slave owes sbselute ale.
giauce to the United States. He eau be
hung for treason or any other disobeli-
ence Of the laws Of she United States
BY the law of slavery he owes absolute
allegiance to bis master, and can Be killed
If necessary to secure. his obedicncs to
his master. So long, rs his master is
loyal, the slaves allegiance to his master
is consistent with his allegiance to the
Constitution. But when his master re.
bells, the two allegiances conflict. When
his master makes war against the United
States, shall the slaves allegiance to his
master or to the United States be most
sacred! Is the law Of slavery. higher
than or subjecsto the law Of the Oonsti.
tuition? The law Of slassry.is a State
law. Tho Constitution Of the United
States declares itself to be The announce.
ment being made to all is made to slaves
as we'll as masters, "the supreme law of
the land, anything in the Constitution
aud laws Of the several States TO- wit, the
law of slsvery,) to the contrary notwith.
Standing" Thus, by the Constitution
of the United States, whenever the slaves
allegiance to his master conflicts with his
allegiance to the United States, his ale
glance to his master is at on end. As to
him, slavery is abolished by the Conssi.
tuition. If the masters rebel By whole
States, then by the instantaneous opera.
ton of the Constitution, the law of slav-
cry is abolished in those States, aud we
venture the prediction that SO the Su.
preue Court Of the United States must
decide when the question comes before
it.
Not until two years after slavery had
been abolished 10 law by the Constitution,
did tho President declare his purpose to
recognize the freedom which the slave.
holders by rebellipg had conferred on
their slaves. For two years Mr.. Lincoln
offered the rebels exactly what McClel-
Ian now offers them, viz their slaves if
! they would return. What good did it
do! None. What harm did it do? 1t
deprived US of the sympathies Of Europe,
increased the probabilities of recognition
Of the rebels abroad, and ahenated the
four millions Of faithful black Union me n
| Of the South. whom their masters by re-
bellinS had By operation OF the Constitu
ton legally freed. sa = '-.y a.a,z
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ocroBfs ErrcrroSs. -fhe returns
from The Indians election, Of Tuesday
last, indicate that the State has probably
given Union m.jority Of from $4,000
10 10000. s 81
he Upion majority 10 che State OF
Ohm 10 about 40, 900. Geuersl Schenck
is elected to Congress BY about Is ma
jority.
Pennsylvania is thought to have given
. Uuios majority on the home vote. =
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The Poweshsek County MURDER.

Inc EOWeSm1ek louusy MuSOcss
The recent Developments made during
tho psogssss Of tie examinations Of the,
Circumstances attending the murder Of
Capt Bsshoss snd Woodruff Gre of tho
most startling character AID may we'll
cause slarm 10 the mind Of every good
citizen. 1t now appears that the band Of
despsrsdoes, pretending to organize IN,
der the State Militia Law snd assuming
tho name Of - Democratic FRangers,"
we're assembled together in Sugar Creek
township on the 3Oth ult. osteusibly for
drilling militia company, though their
officers had not been commissioned and
the arms which they had we're rides and
shot guns and ware their private proper
ty; but their real purpose was to resist
the draft then in progress in the county.
As they we're thus assembled together, q
man BY the name o! Gleeson rode up to.
them aud stated thst the officers from the
Provost Marshais Office were out after
drafted men. Upon this three or four Of
the number swore they would kill these
officers, and started along the rosd which,
Bashore aud w oodruff were riding. The
npsrticulars of the shooting have already
been given in our columns aud also the
arrest of Gleesou, one of the murderers,
who was shot in the sffrsy. Glecson's
onfe@ionple led to the arrest of fifty.seven
members Of the company, but Is part Of
them could in no way be connected with
this transaction, they were, on the re-
eommendation Of the State officers to
those who had them in custody, discharg.
ed. Twenty. seven had been released on
Saturday and probably two or three more
aeleased yesterday. The men retained
in custody were present when Glecson
announced the approach Of the Federal
officers and expressed their determina-
ton to kill them, and made 20 remon-
STRANGE against the plot for the assassina.
ton. These men will be turned over to
the Federal authorities aud their cxami.
nation before the United States Commits
s;oner will probably begin to day. While
the search was being made in the house
of Robert Carpenter, the Captain elect
of the democratic Rangers" ritual of
the Order Of the K. G. C.. or the Amer
icau Knights, or the Sons of Liberty,
was found among other documents, show.
ing that these assassins we're members Of
that order and bound together by the
most horrid and impious oaths to resist
the Federal authority. 1t is too soon yet
to speak of oil the discoveries which have
been made, but they are Of such a nature
as will make sensation in the ranks Of
those arrsyed against the Union cause.
No wonder that many refused to take the
militia osth prescribed by the Governor
when they we're bound by the midnight
orgies of the assa.sins Of this secret or.
der 60 violate ~oy oath against its intev-
ests. The discoveries of the records al
the house of this Carpenter arc very i'm
por.ant and will give the authorities ,
clue to higher game than these unknown
parties in Poweshiek county. They mus,
| have had leaders and advisers aud who
they were will soon be brought to light
-Darenport Gazette, Ocs. 10Th.
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DRoBATE NoTTcE.-Public notice is hereby
/ given that at the regular session OF the Cous
u Court Of Cedar county, Iowa, on the first
Monday in:October, 1854, the last will and Tesla
1neAt 81 sSsml r. Dixon deed, WAS read q sopcn
court. and set for hearing for final admission 10
probate on the Arst Monday M November, s6A
An perscas interested are therefore Aotsfed TO
appear and DEFEND, or said will and testament
will be proven up and admitted to probate. -
the law provides, and entered on vecDrd.
t..-.t.F...r -...t,a J. c. ,BErTs coalsy Judge.
Oct. 18th. 1s64:41w3
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The New York Ncrs, Ben, Wood 8
paper, under the above heading, says:
"At the last Presidential election Gen.
Mcclellan voted in Cincinnati, but did
not vote for either Douglas or Breckin.
ridge. 10 that Presidential campaign he
repudiated the Democratic nominees :; in
this Presidential campaign he repudiates
the Democratic PLATFORM - ,..-.
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NOTICE. - helshy kiyea thas Nartl ~;
N ysasaln sfWn. =. Dsehy, HarSk Rtssey.
iey. and Mira D. bagley, nin6rs did q *. nnes'
tober term 1884 Of the Counny Court Of CO. vs
Comfy eop,s p o,a s nsf petition is.s ss;s
minors, being parts Of lots number a. :a
block Is in the town o. Upton ID M es.s. %
and more psYsicalarly described in aa,S TX
tion All perss1a iHt1 fsssed are hereby s.!;s
that unlsss thsy appear and object, ths.ess "
Sor hsfons November 7th, laG4, 81 order rAfSssa
made as prayed for. J. C. BETS. e. j.S..
= Rothrock Wolf, Att'ys' 'rzas7 iflrs ~
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DUBLTC notice is hereby given that John
L Higley, executor Of the estate Of Philip Oar.
ger ar, deceased, late of Cedar county, Iowa,
has fled his final rsport in the Office Of the
ested arc therefore notified that unless they an.
pear and make defense thereto on or before tie
first Monday in November, 1864, being the regu-
lar term Of the county court, that said report
will be approved and affirmed, and said execu.
tor will be discharged from all further duties
aud liabilities in the premises.
'- JC. Belts. County Judge.
+ Oct. II, 1864. n4lw3 wTt
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TlUBLIC notice is hereby given that II. s.
BrownelI, executor OF the estate OF Sarah
Win chell dsceased. late Of Cedar county, Iowa,
has fled his final report 10 the Office OF the
county Judge OF said county. All persons inter
ested are therefore notified that unless they ap-
pear ard make defense thereto on or before the
first Monday in November, lsf4, baing the reg
ular term Of the county court, that said report
viii be approved and affirmed, and said Z xccutor.
will lie. disc hArgcd from all further duties and
Liabilities in the premises. -a..s..,.,
J.C. BETS, County Judge.
Oct. II, 1864. n4lw3J
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DUBLIC notice Is hereby given that Asa Carr
/ per, executor Of the estate Of Henry Dods-
worth deceased, late o. Cedar county, Iowa, has
filled his final report in the office Of the county
judge OF said county. All persons fntert stsd are
therefore notified tha. unless they appear and
make defense thereto on or before the first Mon.
day in November II s64, being the regular term Of
the county court that said report viii be approx.
ed and affirmed, and said Executor will be dis
charged from all further duty and liability in
the premises. J. G. BETS, Co. Judge.
Oct. II, 1864. nilw3
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Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Hats, Caps,
s.@d and Furnishing Goods.


q. Nothing daunted, however. and knowing that
the most precious bargains WIRE to be- had. the
:hesiegers pressed on in overwhelming numbers
and determined to carry the fort and every thing
in 1t with storm Or Gveenbacks at any cost;
while CAsAD d GILMORE were equally determin-
ed never to surrender rs long as there was .
garment in the store or shirt in the locker.
Z. Reinforcement being rsceived Ny every train
for those 30 cruelty sacrificed, AZ hope Of rcdnc
ing the stock by assault MAS abandoned by the
bcselgers, ana the olive branch Or peace finally
accepted ON terms alike honor able and satisfac.
tory TO both sides. and by which all parties re-
ceived what they wanted. Whilst by the treaty
i6t peace, signed At the Fort Emporium, CAsAD
ID GiLxos. sErrssin 80 - ~
clAcap peat and heat CID thing ia lows.
Articls 2-TO sell Over.COats from So 10 10.
Article 3--T0 sci bnsinees coats from s. 70 20.
Article ito sell tine black cloth coats from
Article $40 sell Vests from 81 to 9. li1e
. Article 6--To sella good pair pants for 81.
Article ITO sell fine pair pants from So to
10.
Article $40 sell tho cheapest hat in Iowa.
Article 9-To keep the best stock Of fur caps
west Of Chicago. t.. IL
Article Toto keep tho bcst assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods in the Stats. =
Article Ito sell more goods for LEGS green.
backs than can be had at any other place in
Codar county. h 6+
Article I2-rurther agrees that. whstevsr is
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
VIII be exchanged or the purchase money re-
funded. IsF- .f5# aa# l5f Et
In consideration Of which everybody agree
to get their Clothing at Casad A Gilm0re's,
aud save at least % per cent By doing 30.
G8- Headquarters on Fifth street. north Of
the court house square. Upton, Iowa. ms
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DUBLlC notice Il hereby given that Sarah
IL Russell, executrix Of the estate Of Warren
Russell deceased, late of Cedar county, Iowa, has
filed her final report in the Office Of the county
Judge of said connty.4 All persons interested
are therefore notified that unless they appear
and make defense thereto on or before the first
Monday in November. 1864, that said report will
he approved and affirmed and said Executrix
will We discharged from all further duties and
Liabilities in the premises,
2" = J. C. BETS, County Judge.
! Oct. il, 1864. nllM3
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DISTRICT TICKET.

For Judge of the 9Th Judicial District,
CHAS. II. CONKL1N, Of Benton Co
For District Prosecuting Attorney,
C. Il. SCOTT, of Jones county.
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~ ID lstcat 1dyics9 ffom NSSf4ls
ton, The bombardmens Of the city and u
Fort Sumter Was being vigorously prose
cuted. #a LII 81 y
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FOR PRESIDENT: go
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
sd--@aa ai7 FOR VICE PRESIDENT: Il
a ANDREW JOHNSON.
'aao laI-yIOy STATE TICKET

sA~' UNION STATE TICKET :
! tot Saprems Judge. s.e.# ,,h :
CHESTER G. COLE, Of Polk va !.
Fo j 1.sisgy WsSkI .it; of DslssAs Coz
JOHN A.. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell Co,
; ror Treasdrer 81 STATE. -. pr ~ +.
l:a w. H.sHOLMES, of Josss Co.,;
ror Register Of the State Land Once, .-t+s =.
Al JOSIAH 4. HARVEY, Of fremont
=. County.
For Attorney General,
/ l.. ALLEN, of Tama Co.
Electors al Large, 81
I C. BEN. bARWlN, Of Desmoines Co.
y WIG THOMPSON, Of Linn Co.
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MfllinIery.

Z / With to inforu the Ladies that have again
entered the Millinery business, expe citing to
give il my entire atsention-thereby hoping To-
please all who may favor me with their patron .
age. MRS. r +. CARTER.
Triton. Oct. Is. 1854. I'm
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

For Representative in Congress, I'd District,
'9tsffIRAh PRICE Of Scott county.
For Presidential Eleetor, ID District,
~ 8. s. BURDETT, Of Clinton county
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COUNTY TICKET

COUNTY TICKET.
For Clerk Of the District Court
SYLEANUS YATES.
~~ For County Recorder,
:. JEREMIAH z. BELTS.
For Surveyor.
+. A. GATES.
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| Joax PEER. Plaintiff. } Oriasissl hosks 4
|" = ys., ths District go 49,

ITO DANIEL GRANT, Dsfendaat: 70. :"
i hereby notified that there 10 SOW % ~ =
the Office 81 the Clerk OF the District Cosr.. .
AID for Cedar county, Iowa, petition Of ys 80
Poet, plaistiH, claiming Of you hftean hssss
dollars ~ money due him by rcasoa Of youf ~ III
fulhlrnent of IN agreement for ths raDntne s ka
operating OF certain Touring and ssiva. ~ 4;
and for the use aud occupancy u said mtlt ~ "a.
Of said mill and for the price and vulue OF es..
tain hogs and that IN attachment has Oeen 4
sued in said case. Now unless you appear ~
defend to said petition before nooa Of ne
ond day Of the next term 0f sald csus1 ~. h.
mencink on tia 9Th day Of December, ieos, -,
fault will BE- entered against you and judam.s...
rendered thereon % prayed for " sA.d pesSs ,~
n3ew4 H JOHN REET. Pte!us~'
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From 6. II. scHarvEs's> Advertising Agency, chics
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? \ DECLARED!
d e..ls 1&s Al 80 u u@rrr5
- CASAD e. GILMORE,S.


;. After months campaign and the succeeding
terrific onslonght and obstinate resistance of the
Fort Emporium. on Fifth street, the Welcome
news Of peace will give such joy to the Coatless,
Hatless, shirtless and shif,lcss as the certainty
OF peace would convey to the hearts Of those
who live in war times. The past week will be
ever memorable as a most eyentfu one in the
annals ofthis crusade upon CAsaD 4 GILuoKE's
celebrated Clothing and all kinds Of Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods. O,,r special re porter.
armed and equipped regardless Of expense, ar.
rived, as usual, 1t the scene OF action In time
to see nothing Of the occurrence !; but sfser few
inquiries from very reliable gentle men, aided by
most fertile imagination, noted down the rec
ords Of an eyewitness to the last enga &c n1ent
OF the Goats and Greenbscks. The assaiiants
attacked the Emporium front aud rear and were
met BY the blandest smiles. No sooner had they
entered the lines of the finest Of goods in the
country, than they were seized around their
necks, measured and repulsed for want Of ammu
milton, with display OF
COata. VestS. Pants SshfrHs Hate Cona
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........ +, NJ, STANTON,
-,4 Sec. Of War.
, ST Louis, Oct ll.-Trains are run.
ming from hero to Washington on the
Pacific Railroad. Nearly three hundred
passengers came down last night<from
Jefferson City. From some Of thess Der.
'soas learn that in the battle mt that,
place on Friday the bridge over Moran.
creek was burned by ouE troops. The
susmy then forded the creek, and advan-
ced on the city, and opened with fifteen
or twenty pieces Of artillery, firing rap.
idly; but all their shot fell short. Our
artillery replied vigorously, doing some
execution. After vainly trying to break
our works on the lift, Price essaycd the
centre and right, apparently determined,
If possible, to find weak spot; but after
three hours unsuccessful fort, he with.
drew. The enemy's loss 10 estimsted at
l2O killed, 90 or 20 prisoners, and sew
eral hundred wounded. If s
A report reached US this morning that
BoonvilIe has been captured by tho rsb-
cts, But ~ - uUt COuuI ulSu. ocu. Itsh
has been placed 10 command at Licking
ton. Business has been suspended At
St. Joseph, and oil the comfy militia
has been called out by General Pisk. in
Of Price crossing the Mis-
souri, river. @s.. .H
Price, however, appears to have bat
one motire--to get away with all the
plumber he can secure. lie may fail in
this even, as we have other features in
the Missouri campaign yet to BIO deyel-
oped' r4
About seven hundred officers have
been exchanged at Atlanta, embracing
tho following from Iowa: Col. Dorr,
Capts. Barr, Rose, Lucas, Moore, Vel.
don, Morchiser and Burns, Lieuts. Nc
Cannon, Bel6eld, Ogle, Detwiller, More
land, Power and Anderson. /. -