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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
SPECIAL NOTICE 8.

~ MASQUERADE BALL.-The Entracht
take pleasure in announcing to their friends that
they sill give q MASQUERADE BALL, on
THURSDAY, the Dist instant, at the Assembly
Rooms. & yner of King and Royal streets, for
which purpose the services OF the Marine bano
81 Washington have been secured, ana every
effort vii! 10 made to make the event such as
opportunity rarely ever offers to this community.
Tickets, which will be sold at one dollar,
for each person, can be obtained OF any member
of The Committee until the 18th inst.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
. Wvnsp. I. SchwarZ,
j. Schneider, r. hechor'
: Doalhan. A Idensen,
Rammel S Blondheim,
j. Cohn.
FLOOR Committee.
S Dealham, A. ldenscn,
+. Cohn. r. Portner,
s Lindhemcr, + Recker.
NH 12-td
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-
GENERAL ASSEMBLY. I'm the Senate On
saturday, the bill for the completion Of line
VI VI. railway from the Virginia seaboard 10 the
..aalsss'sslppi river, Familiarity known as the con
soluatlon bill, was taken up, and after discus
Saon the vote was taken, and the bill failed for
want OF constitutional majority. The vote
."as-ayes l4,-noes II. The vote was then
Ia.t:oa?sdered, and the bill laid on the table -
II.!cint resolution was passed for recess of the
TEE, a. Il from the 2lst inst. to April 10.
,os Inc House of Delegates concurred in the
'ssTS a for recess.
mn Inc Senate joint resolution in reference to
naa aulgration to the State of Virginia was
Haalne bill concerning the State Debt, and the
tsIInestead bill we're discussed, but no vote was
"ken on either,
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CTOLEN-TWO PRINTED CHECkS. pay
- able to bearer on First National Bank, not
filed up by my, but with my signature 4tt&cnsd
were stolen on the 10Th instant from Cameron
Mills. The Bank has been notified Of Cue loss,
and payment prohibited. All persons are mere
BY warned not to negotiate sa!d CHECKS, as |
have closed INV account at Said Bank and will
resist puymeni of said check into whose bands
soever they may fall. r1rr>,c,
NH LIFT ED. NJ ~.
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VI A EeE NE LII ST.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA-MARCH 70.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Now York, Marshall, Philadelphia,
to NJ. Eldridge s. Co.
Schr. Prince William, Redman, King George,
corn to George Washington.
Schr Thos l.. Carroll, Skinner, Red house
Cove corn to II. g. Winship.
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KING STREET

W. B. ADDEY
specially invites the attention Of buyers, who
want uniform and reliable goods, to our new
stock Of Ladies, Gents, Misses and ChildrchS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of every kind and description, comprising
great many new styles, which are unsurpassed
for beauty comfort and durability. As these
goods have been made recently, they can and
will be sold much cheaper than any old goods
in the market.
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aF1y WONDERFUL, But TRUE !--MADAME
REMINGTON, the world-renowncd AstroIoglst
and Somnambulistic Clailvoyant, while in
clairvoyant state, delineates the very features
Of the person you are TO marry, and by the aid
of IN instrument Of intense power, known IS
the Psychomotropo, guarantees to produce
pcrfcct and life-like picture Of the future hus-
band or wife Of the applicant with date of mar
rage, occupation, leading traits Of character,
SC. This is no imposition, rs testimonials with
out number can ass:rt. BY stating place OF
birth, age, disposition, color Of eyes and hair,
and enclosing fifty cents, and stamped envelope
addressed to yourself, you will receive the pic
ture by return mail, together with desired in
formation.
:az0- Address, in confidence, MADAME GER
TRUDE REM1NaToN, P. O. Box 2>7,.W est Troy,
New Y0rl, NH lily
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SUITS AGAINST VIRGINIA RAILROADS. In
the Supreme Court Of New FORK, before Judge
Ingraham, James a. Patterson vs. the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company, and the
same w. the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company These are actions brought on over
due coupons OF these corporations, and came
before this court Thursday on a motion TO
strike out the answers as sham and irrelevant
and for judgement On account Of the frivolous
ness of the answers
The defendants set up, first, that they have
no knowledge or information sufficient 10 torn
a belief as 10 whether they ever made the cou-
pons or not Second, that as the coupons fell
due during the war, and as the defendants
we're corporations situated in the States in re-
bel!ion, the coupons thereby became void
Third, they set up the statute of limitations Of
the United States and OF the State Of Virginia
and New York. Fourth, they say that they
have now on foot 4 plan Tor the funding Of
their coupons. and that if the plaintiff RECEIVERS
it may Interfere with such plan, and that such
interference would be against public policy.
The court reserved it's decision Rich. En0.
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Hay FREE TO EVERYBODY. A large PIP.
Circular, giving information Of the greatest nm
portance to the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homoly may become beau
tifu, the dnspised respected, and the iorsak"n
loved.
No young lady or gentlemen should fail to
send their address, and receive n copy, postpaid,
by return mail. Address p. O. Drawer, II,
NH lily TROY, NoW \ ofE
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You will do we'll to call and examine ri
King street, before you buy.
NH 19.3mt ". B. WADDEI.
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BOOTS AID SHOES.

@ p X y G. I \ A D f
NEW GOODS NEW STYLES.
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Interview OF the Fenian Delegation with the
President

On. Saturday Messrs Baker and Meagher,
representatives Of the Irish Republic, in Amer
lea, hal an Interview with he President Mr.
Baker, On behalf OF The Fenia& Brother hood,
delivered an address, in which he urged the
President 70 grant the insurgents in Ireland
beligerent rights. and to interfere in behalf Of
naturazed citizens Imprisoned in British pris
ons.
The President, at Ike conclusion Of the I'D
dress, said the great question was. Us there a
de tacto government actually in existence 2"
The delegation assured him there WAS. when
be continued This question shall receive
the most serious con>idera,ion-tha consider
alton necessary in deciding a matter Of such
great importance. You are aware that my
sympathies have alwas been with your people. I"
The delegation asked the prompt interior.
eace OF this Government 10 behalf Of the Amer
lean naturalized citizens now pining in British
dungeons for no crime whatsoever. The cases
Of Messrs. S. J. Meany and NJ. O'Brlea were
dwell upon. They argued that if the British
Government were justified in OBTAINING these
persons for writiog and speaking in America
against English tyranny, 1T would De equally,
justified in imprisoning prominent Journalists
and public men who were natural!2ed citizens,
and who had written and spoken in similar
way should they happen TO put.foo on British
soil The president said measures had been
taken for the release OF several naturalized etl.
zens, and that the details and particulars OF all
other cases forwarded to the Government would
receive attention, and that full justice should
be done to naturalized citizens.-Nat. Int
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NFFSS PORK
Es 10 bbls. Mess Pork for sale by
NH l2--3t NATH' L. BOUSH u co.
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SWEET OIL, for sale by
- rnh g. j, c, M1LBURN.
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T$OR RENT--Two or three PLEASANT
T. ROOMS. Apply at No. 10. ST. Asaph st.
m 11--p02t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-20

t'nt',.l lSatss ef Am>rica. Dtstsia n iolol.
United ale. Mani ale 9fice,
-
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flaaatlxl am Uonlntltlu.


chicago MAhks&
- rsls&rsps-l fAt oEA'Ass' jay :"
Four-L eht demand to ill orders, and some lew dss-
sr manifested les Anklsty skout ss'unas ous ctssn
he have male heavy advances on eonsignmsn" oas
posed Il psss sales uheoeves they realize any tnins
like r.a.ouabie prices fancy fresh ground extras nos
plenty aud holders spcssd contend for fail price,;
. - Of winter extras t2Gis TO, spring extras " 20
| aeslo rs; super f4a6.
whsst-Better demand from legt mate dealers in No
rprinx Who hllias orders for shipmsnt both BY
LAKE and rail- and market active bus p,ess srres
ul.r; nrs. sale, at q sel TO- declined to 81 81 81 20
.nder manipui.tions Of two strong DEALERS AZ
later to 81 o. cssins II u e9si 81 reported ~
| small extent at 81 Is; rejected at s6aEsi.
Corn-No opened this - M lie higher AZ sdGsol
but much inquiry sxcitene as yest+rd.y aud
market declined 20 s4,s& ss7. rallied slightly With fh
vorsbie New YORK sirie.- opssing on ohsnse at SIC
advanced to So tat ist New York dispatch auotins
lie, lns the the srtet here closed rather lower, al
sSkass No only moderately active, at se1%esa
eo.ing sout siL4s,Js Rejected Ia fair shipping in
/ guir, and higher. At eoa6i.
hat, Owing to LIS hf receipts better consider sbis de
uand from shippers Comparatively light stocks and
good inquiry which largely speculative; No higher
-als at s2so4z mostly Al 62i<s 81 elssing at ezf1
90, ou' side for resh receipts. Rejected state
R1e-Duii, irreRuls- and lover. at 81 O1sl o.
| Barley-Nomnal at 90 fJr No7
provi.ions-Ms, bet presented msrs settled appear
arcs but very little dor.; od.'s to be more full
convinced that lover prices hsve been rach~d for pres
ept, and dspostd 1, fhres sales; demand iigh
and trsnssetfts United buyers not being disposed
TAX hold unlrss they make their own terms. 4
the prent un,sstied iton Of trade 10 Is mpossib
quos prices except sot.r Indicated BY actual SALES
M--- pqlk Md have been ,o!d ,2o. Some inquir.
for other predncts but No d.huits prices reported.
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By Telegraph Nrv YoRs. Ju ~
Elonr-uuii aud heavy. 2oesoo lower; sales at 81 80
as 20 r super6ne siats and Western; tio s5afi Is
for choice do se Is al o. for shipping Extra II O.
III 20 ala as Tor trade braud. sic 50 10 90 or spring
ST. Louis. sl2Sle o. Water, closing heavy. Rle
-four heavy; 50 o5ias n
wh.sky-Qaipt. IS % for western in bond.
whr<t-Dall and dropping: soms inqni,y for white
California sslss at 81 g for No MIL aukse u " for
ul ed spius. 50 6 oT very choice ~hite California
bye-g su,in... 81 % 8 / 90 or ~e,tera.
Corr-openeds .h.ie letter; closed wish advance
OF Old yellow at 81 IL 10 store 81 Osae
Us xLite wr.t,rLtilo
cst.-np.u,d active; "a a. h'rhe closed dull ri - o
70 Tor
wooi-Sn deeid eh .ag IS s5s .or domestic IL q 80
fr super pulled 80 50 fos do; 24e2s for Califor
his.
Nice -nul; llMl3f Carolina
Coffee oaiet anfs ie.'y
Sugar steady; lons5llis for 'ptA, li44el2.. for
10 T. ri 0.
NOl.rs-s- D all aud D. o ping.
Meas Pot.-firp sls Sc % fi old mss, $50 IS 70,
prime
/ Peef Har,. Quiet. t9s oval 90.
B.soH -frG o. to. Cumberland cat. Itss for short
RI, ~ a = for short el, ar n 8 x 10 lolku RIB
I Out Me'ts-esrady a. s14ssls fs shoulders; i2a
+ 1877 Tor haa.
Ls-d-pull; lfs<a12's ,or new
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Sats II lcra, LEE County }H.
In the Disrrict Court fssid County, At keokuk
~ GRAHAM RI. Hawkins Taylor, J u Billings. as
Y 70 siyuce OF Huston, Hs~kins Huston. r. " Pot-
tar Eliza j. RGddick, Administrative OF estate OF Jesse
Ru DICK d,ceas- d, Freeman knosses, Geo " Miller
Co. Thos Cisgett Jr. P Richards, John Smith, X.
JED, rds, CALVIN Coates John Cowsp, U. Hale. Wm
Manning executor OF estste OF John slaughter do
eessd Reynolds, " N & Barclay " '. i,s~er. A. o.
Tho N Co, Arthur wolcott Van Horn, Iuce 20
John Lsfou, s. X. Jones.
Notice hereby given to the defendants herein ~tos
ma ed that petition In civil act 10 uil nsi the
Clerk Office OF the District Court afcresai Fn behalf OF
the aoovs naui-d plaintiff against you, add claiming
decree against said Hawkins Taylor In the sam OF VI
rs 32o and sgsinsf all the d~fsndsp the fpreciosu
of mortgage the south hall OF lot ten, bock four
being fty 10 street, by seventynse feet
deep first from ths corner OF john aud
fitst street In the city Of geokuk Lee county lows,
and for general relief Ard unless ycn appear and max
defense before Of the second Of the NJ xt
term Of aid Court 10 CONNIE zee on seond hordsy
Of srotemter 1867 Judgment will be rendered ainst
yoa, a. prayed for in sad petition.
FEoBgAT II GILLMDRk
iri3 Atty for Pit'f
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Proclamation i'm Adm rally.

r'nteI Satss u A,r>rica. Disi,ief n Iooi-
United zI-s Mani ale 9c5ce,
e. kRk, Jnnt 5.lssf
uERKnY give pctice that ~ vsrtu- Of asrrant OF
4 and noattoe. is-red DOT Of hs 0rs VI ths
gie OF the United btsIrsct y art IN aid he
Is.irtcf fJxz and ted IL the fsto
rsu.e t-w't: JodaAr Douglass Hafiusr spf Ib-ilsnt
thu loaf OF barg New ks No y tsckss sud ~
p4re ami in civil and nsr4iime fr D. nAud q
,tutfast OF wages. :lr2 81 ITO, DID OF JURY A. D
1851 thu port KscKuk, lee County, losa Ia sae
% Iows Add tAkeiu --rsi'iu Tor ssie
custody and Do istslH fhe mid barge Nsf Era No
tackle AID SPA. b rely As give pubste no
the time snsd fsr The returu Of tAid
the 2sih d~y Of Jaus. 1s67 at 10 A. ~ and
hereby nlmcni~h aud summln- all pcrsons ciA4nlfhE
any interest In the ID barge IRA No 3 hsf tA tie
tLd 1;spsfei. k.osit having anything Say uhs
the ssrss should ned sod sid t.
demand Of siS Mia u. they ht ant appear BE-
f1rt thu bistfiei Court for ID ztr.et ~ fTs .,
rtafn % nat toiteh At ssit D. tiiri
t..-ri ion.4 the era Gas II iarr, Abroad at Be
LUX ioen IN sais ii-irtet. .Aid ls.f tAhed day
Sl-n ard aid sill b earl th sna the
tnt-i their el- and sAl. lci, and mai
their alleys iou- 10 tbA L.haif
" CLARK y M
Jnnsn II FULTON. Dap.
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TrlISisp-S sale.

DY virtue 81 d., d Of rn.t sxeen.ea to RE ~ n
ID III i4es So. gne- u Hu-,ou, liza sins A Hutton
" Tic psh I4s.. Hrlds 100, sIrsnx~ CO cFt,c
sgt niter IL is3s 7, rMrnue Att.T, tru.tss, all
ocs-d - ii t- iFst-Ttt tisasla CO sTit Ell. On III.
18th las % srxa-t h b-t~ thr haars u aeo<
sud vcioek NJ epTuleenrtng at J 9cioek ~
for t-h te'o'e ttr Of the q, Ofirs the -
IT.; court ekuk, Sc e.uuts, Io~.- Tie property
tins described t tixht lSi lai k3oc ial City Il -
.akuk Lee onutv vs. aud l. - on thr4~ ave- seven
- eleven tAiff.tn tsutt=-n nit~en .ixterp, sight
eep tvegf y tv-tts two and t~af, four, in ksDSsN
Ad IN - III z4s Cty q k,kaE Ting foHf md Ont
b.. ~ % ia tie az th-A-s sH rf.r u tn uuth-@ 81
sasttr 81 u. II ftl, s.st anatr ~ Top tw~rty
:Hsr ~ nshsp int, a Sc fth Rang h,t est II
sail Lse County Las The tustse sal oiBv~y the Ia
t+rv.t Conveyed 10 am, less tates ard 'sr ifii~s
SAMUEL. v. MILLER.
i-iAdyrn trustee
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HouE.-After all, downright plain comfort
is what We are all after. There is a corner
in every heart, where father and mother, sis
er and brother, reside. Here is our only
home, much as We may roam. There is
beauty in mystery, qualification in novelty
but the mind will leave all, and go back to
the old humble hearthstone, and there rest
itself
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|nRlGIsAL NoTIcE-ToAllan c. Thor

lARlGINAL NOTICE-To Allan G. Thorn
" You hereby notified that there Ia now on nie
10 the Office Of the Ctrk Of the District Court OF Lee
| County, Io~s at Re.knk. pettiou OF John NJ Mace
claiming you the snm Of four Hundred AID seventy
nye 1ntOo Doits and interest ~ money due hn ICON
Won on rtain pron1,ssary exootsd and deliver I'd
| by you to T. .. Hickey SO praying Or writ q
attachment.
Nov AnItss you appear thsret, and defend bsfor'
neon Of sgent d-y Il the neat OF the said bis-
tai Court Of Lee County, Iowa, said Gut TO he begur
aud held the second Aoassy 81 septentsr. 1887, u
Re knk said coahty, default viii BE sutsi thtrrot
juds render ed prayed tor IN plaintiff pc
tltlen RANKIN h NcCRAkY,
| fla div Attss for PM.
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GAMING tRuIr.--As tue season oil fruits
is Just commencing, anything that will enable
il to be successfully canned, At small ex-
pense, will very much prolong the season.
Only those who have tried it know the satis~
faction derived frem eating a dish Of straw
berries or peaches in mid winter as fresh as
when gathered. The annexed method oil
canning fruit WIGS furnished to the New ork
Farmers Club by Mrs. Powers, OF oswego
county, New York
"Iwilisuppose your fruit and glass cans are
all ready. prefer cans With glass covers.
scad the fruit in large tin pan with juice
mr. water 10 cover il. Put half a teacup OF
cold water into every can. and fill up with hot
water; put the covers and rabbers also INTO
hot water Now empty can and NIL up
with the hot fruit, and then another
81. et them stand open I'LL the hand can be
held upen them without burning. As soon
as filed cut writing paper the size OF the cam
one for each, and when cool slip one over
the frui, entirely, and Eli up the can on top
of the paper with boiling juice, and seal at
once. Ladies, try this way the fruit VIII
never mould aud will keep any time, il you
don't Ell, il. The papers keep the fruit from
rising to the top of the liquid. There Is nc
use of setting cans into water to heat them
or of putting them into quilted bags 1t u
too troublesome. let the frnit shrink, ant
| ,beu I'll nm 10 The cover as close rs possible
Ladies' mus; be governed by their own com
mon sense. Men attempt TO give directions
but their wives have to tell them, and thet
they are likely to forget
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FEsrIvAr--The German Catholics will hold
a Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival on
Thursday Evening, at Burrows Hall, Main
street, between 9Th and 9th. The proceeds
are to aid in erecting Church. All are
cordially invited Music by the Silver Cor
ne, Band. td2t)
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Original Notice.

|r5,o RnFgKT H4yao ,D-sir Yoa are hsrsby no
4 tined that Is hte IN the Office II the
utstrte. Curt kevkuh Tee equity ard state Of
IesA, petition Of hsry kmna Hay ~opd, our wife,
Claiming a divorce from the bonds Of mstfinOay noN
~xistteg hrt~-- and Der, sud nor al rfvuy tie
800 aud other t+rs thsrin sci trtt, n sc-
vii al deser lon Iut "a than two stars sc
Nos unless Jon be s,t tlssf a. ne Span, - term
of the District Al ssknk Ire County 10 Al
csfeucs sceorrlns to the rns e SAID C. u l. on o.
before q second ia, Of s1id ter-, 1851 de-
all be rent rel and luig suisfv ed prp coeffo
sad ps itiVu,r's fr-lee-t -n4sd-
MANY sNNl HAYWOOD fet'tisaer.
s StA'np Hrc. MARSHALL, fcitcttor
d.A--rnts
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soIbIKRs' BorSrIEs.-The Republic. the
State organ of the Ohio 6. A. R's-publish
ed at the Capital of that State says, in regard
to bounties at is now believed that Con,
gress will not meet again Till December
next Should this be so, the Secretary OF
War will undoubtedly issue an order sus
penaing the payment OF additional boun,es
70 500 am their heirs. as the funds now
appropriate sle about exhausted and an
other appropriation will be necessary
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Orr citizens will please remember the
Festival at Burrows Hall tonight 1t will
be under the management Of the German
Catholics, who are now heartily engaged in
the erection Of a new Church. on the corner
OF johnson and Fourteenth streets. They
need aid in this work, and our citizens
should give their festival this evening a gem
erous, liberal patronage
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-20

THE steam FIRE engine was employed last
evening, emptying the public cistern at the
corner of johnson and Third streets This
cistern has been in leaky condition for
some time, but win now be repaired. The
steamer worked admirably. The engineer
raised steam and had the machinery in mo
ton in seven minutes from the time the FIRE
was started. That's doing we'll enough.
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Csaeinnatt& ast.

=. Telegraph cIsgtnsau. Juieis
RIour Dull and unchanged; f.u'is slI%iA fancy sls
O.
Wneti-Tn etm,al sad upward tendency; "a e at 81
90 Tor No 3 ~ 20 Tor no winter Nohog due Ia
sprins.
earn II ulii prices noai al he5-r..sk IS Tor Not.
oats-His Atr; Go ug At G. for q !.
Bye-Hgter closing with seJlvr. below 81 IS Tor
Mol.
"hisky-unrhsns. ID. ,sl-s at % in bond.
Mess PORK D ~ vi
Bulk A's's-uue rg-d should.t. . .ide. %
Bsen MoIorrtt demand. for shoulders; IL tor sid
l 4 slzls clear rt aud clear sidss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-20

TnE Dokohaa, of May 18th, Published at
Yanktou, Dakota Tern DRY, away of toward
sunset came 10 our Office yesterday, in which
we found the following complimentary notice
Of our fellow citizen. Capt Peck. 1t says !
The Masonic fraternity of this place were
agreeshly surprised yesterday 10 find that
Campbell X. Peck, Grand Master Of the
Grand | .odge of Iowa. was in town, having
arrived here the evening before. on his way
up country He is interested in the fur
trade Ut the upper river, and will await the
arrival at this point of the steamer Jennie
Brown. Of which he is part owner, and on
which he will take passage TO Fort Rice
Grand Master Peck il u very social. enters
tainin. gentleman. and expressed himself
highl, pleased with the appearance Of fank>
ton al 4 vicinity.
The same paper gives the following nfor-
nation which may be of use to those in this
vicinity who contemplate trip TO the land
of gold
"Since the opening Of navigation IN the
upper Missouri river. this season. not sim
/ gle De relation has been committed by the
| indians 10 our knowledge. One party IL
miners came down this Spring from Fort Blu
ford. in a mackinaw, without being molested
in the least. and another party arrived here
the frs, IF this week. from Fart Rice, tray,
cling - an open boat Major Wilkinson. Of
Fort t'uon which is located above III, Yell
low - -, come down as FAR as Fort Suls IN q
SMALL ckinaw, and met With no disturb auce,
Sever s,a II parties of soldiers have pass
throupi ;tc country bordering on ther;ver, lie.
tween ihr upper forts. and At no time have
they TN molesied. Gin he oiher baud
the q. Platte route j. overrun with hostile
Indiai whose fearful and frequentatrociie4
| have ,.epne familiar TO every reader Of the
easter journals The present Indian war 8
raging ~ he country between the Platte ard
the Ar~nsas There is safety to em-
grants a crossing the plains By that thor
onrhf.sse mud the Missouri river offers al
present. The only safe channel for persons
wishing 10 reach the Rocky Mountain gold
gions
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