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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

Hoas.-lh he packing season is about over
here. Smith Rudiiek L CO., have ceased
packing. Patterson & Timberman are clos.
ing m. and Goldman 4 bro. will do 70 short
~. Prices paid went up to six dollars per
hundred for heavy hogs, but if the houses
were to make any more purchases il vould
be at less 6gnres than the quotation above.
On Tuesday The prices paid in ST. Louis for
good and choice hogs, we're s. 30 and So.
The death of Mr.. Ames affected packing in the
West. The active competition in buying BY
parties in st. Louis, preceding bis desth,
largely declined thereupon. II is said that
buyers in this State for other st. Louis pack
ers, received immediate notice to restrict
purchases, as the diminished demand, and
the already large supply, would give all the
hogs needed, nearer that market and for res
duced rates. Such influence do the Kings oil
Trade WELD; and thus does the death Of on
of then affect the people Of entire States.
One thing that this season has taught the
ohservant, 10 to place no reliance upon re-
ports Of deficient q hog crop " unless there
ia the most indsbitsbie evidence of the re-
ports truth. The Number Of hogs that hare
been packed is largely greater than anybody
thought vss In the coan,ry. The indications
are that now, vhan the season 10 closing
with an unusually large number Of hogs
packed there yet remains large numbers in
the country Still nnsold. We were unable to
get yesterday the prectse number packed By
the several houses here. Or Smith, Rnd-
dick 4 Cos ~ kos mo report 1t ell. TAe
number packed ~ Goldman 1 Bro. is probe.
bly, ahoat tssssy@6xa aA0aaAsA; Psnsssoe .
Tahsrmsa. stoatsweN*y~foai Thousand. W.
WI r. = fsner Asa Aore exact slAlsnsas
asd rive lhM. - 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

Tnk Register says "Hush ". Thorn
son, Superintendent OF the Iowa College
Farm, arrived IN town yesterday, aud We
learn fr' m him that during the last summer
he found abou, four acres Of excellent neat
on the College Farm. Having been sccus
toned from early childhood to the use Of This
kind OF fuel in Scotland, Mr.. Thomson knew
precisely bow 10 cot aud cure il, and on ap.
plying TO it practical lest in the College
building, found it Of excellent quality
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

Ias "keoknk suecee ded IN making sew
eral trips yesterday. This gave the Transfer
Company chance to bring over q portion Of
the one hundred car loads of freight at the
Eastern Depot that have accomplished there
since the low wa er embargo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

D0ezksnAs 1Esoa--s I7s = 4s.1s - ~ ~.
1sssna--cAstes Ises = 'iissanesa 3s0He 3 i
Deee-Ia - esnaas = lie pr 1ss. 81
PouLsay-Ckbsksaa, ssss1, 13.ee - ds~C
- 81 = r. 1's
aA413xs 9 per d'1'a' o''', |.
ssIaij s.x.: az sss q. gallon. ]
PorArous-Ss 70 ~ 10 , haskell.
LARS--13 70 l4epss ..
neowA3.@ce 10 Sc per ID.
1AILow-In bbia, Sc; looss &c PER ,.
PnAsnans-Pias - to sse per ,. =
RA11-Cotton, Sc pr ID; wooies Il per ID.
W. BsAos-connon u good IS 1890 %.
!: : .ssl J J ,;
rau,rs-Grees Apples 81 90 70 81 10 per bush
81. Choice Dried Apples to lee per u.
ssEss-Tiaethy 81 50. Glover 81 se9T ~:
4; IN; ...:. :; J, +: i. Il!
oil 81 20.
Lrys syocx-Besf Cattle 81 90 to 81 90 gross.
sA&s eyolio IS Is to Sc gross Sheep
81 So 70 q 50 per head. Veal Calves
from 81 90 to s. 70 y
| BAcoy-Out Of market.
| WooL-Tuh ,vAshal 81 - <oe.: Aeses 10 line
25@3 800; dhwashed, 70 70 37c.
observation-disclosures n1snaeukattaen. - 3
to I'll % per ton. Prairie 80 20 to - oo
wooD--st,5si !. - eapts oesds sooordns'o quail
| itf.s
! Hrprs--Areen, Tc; do salt Sc; dry aint lss
do salt l5q per H..
l6Atr-Iaks$s u to D. 90. {
[atAs.ttsxls 90 50. Rate. siseosa:sa ~ PEI
| NAIIa-$s eor.te,. nv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19
Approved: Committee.
HAHN ". KESpKRprSE, Post Adjt.

A SPLENDID CIR TO A FRIExn.-Four
Certificates of The Washington Library Com
any Of Phi,adelphia, in aid Of the Riverside
Institute for educating orphans, costing four
'dollars, With The fine engraving The Perils
Of orr Forefathers, each Certificate also se-
cures one present at the Great Distribution
by the Company, making four presents, one
or more of which may be worth thousands Of
dollars. 1t ,lwsys pays to be kind 10 true
friend Ret i advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

Tbs Pella Riads says Mr.. Columbus
Long Of Otley, informs rs that he aud ".
c. Harp bought near FIFTY hogs of Mr.. Jesse
Long, near tina, place, few days ago, which
averaged, before beng carried, as pounds.
They shipped them toaConnsble Il Smyth. Of
keoknk, where they averaged 3lsi pounds,
shrinking only q pounds each. They xere
the best car load of hogs received at the pack
ing house of Messrs. Connable & S,pyth. mn
TO Dec. 18th. who can beat it9o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

Is the contest for the fireman s silver horn
ut the Fair las. evening, the Rollas friends
showed most spirit, reducing the Young
America majority. At 10 p. m. the vote
stood: Rolla, lol; Young America, l5s .
Union, 4. Young America majority, So
Ciagett still leads The ran for the cane b, IS
votes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

IaI MIssIissipri TEnEGRArH Lixt.-Work
on this line IS progressing rapidly, The poles
being set down as far as La Crosse Mt Tim
tine. and Captain White informed The local
Of the Dubuque Hereid iha, i, ia intended to
get along as far as keokuk this winter
Come on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

WHILE Tur LAMP HofDs out TO BrRx =
there 10 chance for restoration to health.
IL thsrefore, the constitution has been weak
sned BY disease or sxcess-the nerves shat
tered--the stomach veaksned-the appetite
eoas, and all the world appears gloomy
poar sosns fresh oil into your lamp. IN The
shape Of Plantation Bisters, which viii max
the fame of iii. again burn Arishtly, aad il,
lusninai~ a once wratched exisienee. For
ladi-s !, il M elegant and gentle saimalant
exac.ly such as they feqnire. Many famiies
~iHnot Be without it Ithas nm immense
sale through bout the world.
MAGNOLIA R,rrERs. "A delightful toilet ar
ticfs-sueerior to Cologne aad q half the
price. det9th - ts-2w IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19
How 10 obtain shares and En-.
cravings.

Send to mail, cnclesine from 81 to $40,
th.r Nv Post Orr. RIDERS 10 registered letter
our risk, Larger amosnts should lie seut by draft ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

LARGE stock Of teas, coffees, sugars,
fruits, IRE jaA bsiaG traaalssrsdf Oh osssith
river BY the 'sPerssvenpee' nan, for Rob
ertson 4 Albsrs, who are ready to give sheir
castcmefs sheiowrst prices. sssa "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

Milwaukee Market
! ~ Tsegraph.l Mnwkurri. DAe IS.
| Tioar-Dnl yx 90 l. SO; country do &c 76As %
xss 8zst5.
wheAt-Firm: 81 81 tor no I.
CATS Nom nal; IL for No 2.
Corn--fSrna; &c Tor new sheliea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

j LARGE invoice Of superior bed blankets
for sale low At the New York Store. Fify
pairs just received at extremely low figures
Alsos case of new styles stripes) Mesrimac
and Cocheco prints, together with some verv
desirable goods for Christmas presents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

chicago Live Stock narhss.
D Telegraph oa.cAsc Dte. Is
Hogs Received up 10 noon ss1). Market active,
strong and 50 100 higher than yests,d Day; amount
sale estimated at Is t0o. sales range % Tor COM
MON; 10 % - for me6laa; 8 5oss for Prime Of
81 Aad 30J pounds average.
C2,tIs-neceised up to noon 5G6. Maik.t very anie
fsw cattle market and tnyeIs not dispescd psy
prices ask ed good to shr ing ste rage
4 boAs %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

DRSss Goaps Of oil kinda ere nov heinx
sold Al PHILIPPE I Kssr's, without regard to
cost. II you, vish to bny good goods very
cheap, you viii find them At No. So. E.
lo-th-sat-tu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

TuaxrSs, 81 -, ssese, qsails, prairie
chickens, ia spveaAaeN q Robertson !
Albers'. Nss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

A. T. PkARsaS takes pleasure in amour
cling that he has opened and ofsrs for sale a,
the jewelrr store of 8, g. Briggs, large,
and we'll selected stock Of hair goods con-
sisting of wigs, switches, curls &c. Old hair
bought or tskensin exchange for Foods. u 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Dec. ID --aooA.
eoa.ols pa, So Bonds II lhinofs Cent ssJs
Erie 30
dvEkfooa Dee 10 Moor.
CJtton-eteaty.
B.tadstufs-Q Quiet and steady.
Paoyisobs-Qait.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-19

Of the sie3h7hslls. s
TasCoscsRs To NIsRr.-AA those who
we're so pleasantly entertained At theviasl
concert ofths OonsentioAal 6Abt s.liSsA 4ol
viii b ego. 70 sstsa& IN leSlcest idflthn
school tonight. The bare anpouncementIo of
the entertainment Wilt be enough to crowd
the church. Go2eahy 10 obtain seas.
s--------s .A---- - 5l5s}f
A LARaE stock Of teas, coffees, sugars,
fruits, IRE jas hsiag raaslssrsdffoA osssithe
river by the Perseverance, nan, for Rob
ertson 4 Albsrs, who are ready to give sheir
eustomefs theiowen prices. v'a "
E*T **----- n
DRsss Gosps Of al kinda ere nov hsins
sold At PHILIPPE / Ksrr's, without regard to
cost II you, vish to bny good goods very
cheap, you viii find them at No. s..
lo-th-saf-tu
A. r. PEARSON takes pleasure in annous-
cling that he has opened and oGsfx for sale a,
the jewelry store of 8, G. Bfsses, a, large
and we'll selected stock Of hair goods, con-
sisting OF wigs, switches, curls &c. Old hair
bought or takensinexchsnse fur goods. u 81
80. ~,
for sale low al The New York Store. FIhy
pairs just received at extremely low figures
Alsos case Of new styles tstripes) Merrimae
and Cocheco prints, together with some very
desirable goods for Christmas presents.
---
iaf MNs''ss'ffi thteRAfh List.- Work
On 'h'a ''ne Is progressing RAPIDLY The poles
ne'he SET down as lar as La Crosse a. thin
~" g anu eap'S'n " nue. informed The local
get along as far as keokuk Ills winter
Come on.
~ AeoAnA sasees oea ~ making sew
eiA' UP. yes'efosy. iba gave the transfer
COMPANY ehahce 10 pring over portion o
.ne one nuhorea car ioads oil freight at the
Easter" nepo' mat nave accumulated there
SINCE Tue low wa CT embargo,
-----
pst,b... ,;ca na;r or LA .,,
very annron,;.,a nr...n, e.. -,,.
This article NAV he soa,a il .,.., $50, ),
the clothing establishment, of Haas s,arn !,
Co
--.-.----
\ LATE number OF the New York 7ribnn,
mas &c advertisement Tor the sale of two tuu
n
the Des Moines Valley Railroad. These
bonda.pa per cent. interest, and ,he.pr
eipal cna be registered naysble 10 the holder
More than g. 900. 600 Of Them hove h.en Al
reaxiy negotiated At mar
-
~ you are in want OF airy job work, it vii
De to your interest to patronize the GATi
CiTY ONCE, rs We are IN receipt OF large
stock OF psper, card hoard, dc. Our facih
ties enable ms TO do work as low as the low
eat. Na ha va eth,n~ no.
business c.,d. p,;,,sd On ,;n,.a r.
board, the first ever bron,bt 70 mis- c;,v
sample of it may be seen At the bus,es. of
fee.
IL II, -
:, ~ ''s' Ao.'
-. s' '"e non. .r'eh0
lug ou'''
80. d. ~, r w. '"e eo''
- ~ o1"s A"ei'ea' Loo
"'o'' =. iouhk America majority, %
votes
--------
lhk he9ts'er says Hugh ". Thorn
eon, superintendent OF the Iowa Colles
iaf'a' affisei N town yesterday, aud "
iearn IT. IN MN that during The last summe
ne iouna about hour acres OF excellent pea
on the college Farm. Having been sceus
toned from early childhood to The use Of hi
A'nd OF 'ae IN Scotland Mr.. Thomson kne'
P,eeises 10" 70 en-. aud cure IL and on mp
r'y'he 70 u practical lest in the Colleg
M ~ nF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
NEW York.
Riot In Canada-The First HOgshead
or New Tobacco = Book Trade
City MOrtality-Emigrants.

NEW YORK. September IA firm
in this city received the first hogs
head of tobacco of the new crop
grown in Hart County, KY.
At the book trade sale in this city
prices realized about twenty eight per
cent. higher than last SALE l7'7al
The deaths for, the week were 562 !;
slightly less than last week.
Two thousand four hundred and
fifty two emigrants arrived to-day.
Regarding the losses of the First
National Bank of Kingston. it is sta
ted that the President, Mr.. Hasbrook,
was In arrears to- the amount of SOL
900. 1t is supposed he lived beyond
his income and thus became Indebted
to the bank. He has placed all his
property in the hands of the Direc-
tors. The bank will pay all its in
debtedness and be perfectly solvent.
The latest rumor in Washington is
that Reverdy Johnson is to.suceeed
Seward. ,3s - b-.l,ss,o ~t,,e,s,t an
NEW YORK, September IA Mon
treal dispatch gives the particulars of
a riot yesterday. About dozen riot
ers were captured by the soldiers and
police. and were Ionlys with officially
saved from the vengeance of the en-
ragged citizens, who threatened to
lynch them. One policeman was
killed. About thirty serious casual
ties and half dozen gun-shot wounds,
are reported as some of the injuries
sustained by the citizens. About a
dozen are reported to be severely In
jured.
New YORK, Sept. John Foley
and Archibald Beattie have arrested
an African concerned in the outrage
on the person Of Kate Coniconom.
which resulted fatally. .a~exa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
EVANSVILLE md MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1851

Quinn and Mckee. track men, from
WiBstead, and another track man
from WaIcottsville; ;.also, a boy, name
unknown. All the mail and express
matter was lost. Most of the bodies
have been found in the river between
the place where the accident occurred
and Terry's factory, about two miles
below Thomaston One OF them was
Mr.. Skinner, of Adams Express
Company. :. The boy who waslost was
a son. of, Mr. Edgar W. sSparry, of
Wafcottsviile, formerly Of the Port
ford Bretapia Works. His body has
been found. Four Others are mis-
sing. The stores and factories in
Thornton are closed, aud the people
are engaged in. searching for the
bodies of the dead
The Tribune's special says: The
forthcoming report 2of Secretary, Nc
Culloch viii show that over S120. 900, :
900 Of our public debt was paid off
the last year. At this rate it would
all be paid off by July, 1887. - 81
The President has pardoned Wm.
l.. Cushman, a rebel Postmaster in
Louisiana. lrLr
General n B. Bufford has been ap-
pointed to re-examine the eastern Sec
ton of the Upper Pacific Railroad
in place of Frank T. Blair
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
to the American Company's refinery.
oSS S10 O0O

to the American Company's refinery.
Loss $4,000.
BUFFALO. Sept 16.RThs- national
cigar makers convention closed a
very harmonious session last evening
Cincinnati was selected as the place
to holdEtbe next annual eenventi0n
on the first Monday in Septembef
IGAAIIis9sr. y~s.L 5vgJ 3W .-fsH 'slsLsiia
I PROVIDENCE, Sept. 7.-Chief j US
tice Chase leaves to- night. and on
Monday r will be- in New York and
proceed to Washington on Tuesday
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6. Gov. Swann
has issued an order postponing, the
militia parade from the 18th of Sep
tember, the day of the meeting Of the
Border State Convention, until the
18th of October. .ae,r, f,
Elicott's Mills was visited by a
freshet on Thursday night. "A house
on the bank of the south branch of,
the Potomac was carried away, with
colered woman and three children, all
Of whom were drowned.elsn5aisB7 1Da
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09

Canada Electi0n-A M0bAMechanics'
Hall Attacked-It was. Torn Down.

TORONTO, Sept. Ga dispatch
from Z Mo ltreal slasts eyening to the
Globe, says Carter is elected for both
Houses sby72, 900 majority. p The0ma-
jority for NMagee at the Close Of the
polls was 277.
Afterfhe anneuncement.of the re-
suit mob of about two hundred of
the opposite party, attacked Mechan-
les Hall; which was torn down. A
riot then commenced, a shower of
stones being directed at the hall. The
windows in the front were broken:
The mob was kept out of the hall
where Magee was sby revolver shots
from the inside At the entrance
guards charged on the rioters and put
them to rout
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09

Negro Put on the Richmond, Fred.
ericksburghs & Potomac Railroad
The Company Pay him $500 Dam
ages - Insolvency OF Richmond
Merchants-A Rush into Bankrupt
CT. ..-s

RICHMOND, Sept. 7.-Yesterday
negro named Howe, who bought a
first class through ticket north of
Washington, was put off the Rich
mond, Frederick sburg & Potomac
cars near this city. having refused to
ride in the negro car He was about
to sue the company, but to-day it
compromised the matter by paying
him two hundred dollars damages.
This is the first case in the South of
the kind where "a gnegro received
damages. t,srs r-.--5 ot,.5e .ssu
RICHMOND, VA. September g.
Insolvency is almost general among
merchants here. and Northern credit
ors, chiefly of New York and Balti..
more. are entering suits In the United
States Courts for the recovery of debts.
A rush into bankrupty is the conse-
quence. No less than forty applica-
tons were received to-day by the
Register. AAA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09

bout the Amnesty Proclamation
Clerical Error In the Public Debt
Statement-1he Recent PrGclama-
fi0n TO be Furnished all Civil and
Military Officers.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE
Mtejhgencer says: During the delib-
erations of the Cabinet vest rday it is
understood to have become evident
that in the opinion of every member
present the legal effect OF the contem-
plated amnesty proclamation would
be to relieve all persons included
within, its terms from all disqualified
tons, as weIlas allpenalties ,incurred
by completely. in tho late. rebellion,
and of course, so far as the'General
Government is concerned, from all
disability as to the right of suffrage
In consequence.
A clerical error in the public debt
statement is referred to in the dis
patches published this morning.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided to make out new and cor
rect statement, to which it will be
found he has added report of the
condition of. the, public debt. on the
first of September, 1865, which, COM
pared with the statement of the first
Of September, 1867, will show a re-
duction in the debt of S264, ,906, ,206 So
Under the new bonded warehouse
regulations just adopted by the
Treasury Department, the restrictio
heretofore imposed upon transfer of
spirits in bond from the warehouse,
class B is done away with, and on all
bonded goods allowed to move from
one district to another on consign-
ment from one collector to the other,
thees regulations go into immediate
effect. .-E ~ nre a.
WASHINGTON, Sept There is
authority for stating that it has been
determined to furnish every official,
civil and military officer of the United
States, copy of the recent proclama-
ton of civil supremacy, with suitable
iDjunctions of loyalty and obedience to
laws. A circular is shortly to be issued
to the heads of. departments, with ap-
propriate instructions from the Presi-
dent, charging them respectively with
the duty of distributing the procla-
nation.
The Commissioner General of the
Land Office has received returns from
the Surveyor General at St. Paul,
showing the completion of the survey
in Pope and Hocqui Porte Counties.
Minnesota, embracing an area of over
forty three thousand acres.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
Cigar-naker's Strike.
The Sugar Crop.
Uprising Of the Negroes,
WASEfINGTON.s
The Presidents Amnesty Pr0clama.
tiOn-The Prescribed Oath, &c. ht

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6. The Presi.
dents Pardon Proclamation, although
prepared yesterday, was issued to day,
1t declares that the full pardon de
scribed In. the said proclamation OF
the 10Th day Of, May, 1865, shall
henceforth be opened and extended
to all persons who directly or indi-
rectly participated In the late rebel
lion, with the restoration; Of all privi-
leges, immunities and rights Of prop
erty, except as to property with re-
gard to slaves, and except IN cases of
legal proceedings under the laws Of
the United States; but upon, this
condition, nevertheless, that. every
such person who shall seek to
avail himself of this = proclama,
ton shall take and subscribe the
following oath, and shall cause
the same to be registered
for permanent preservation in the
same manner and with the same effect
with the oath prescribed in the said
proclamation of the 29th day of May,
1865, viz: ~. @'
L do solemnly swear or affirm, in
the presence of Almighty God, that |
will henceforth faithfully support.
protect and defend the Constitution
of the United States and the Union
of the States Hereunder, and that |
will in like manner abide by and
faithfully support all laws and p1ocla-
nations which have been made du-
ring the late rebellion with reference
to the emancipation of slaves, so help
me God" - aiti ~
The following persons and no 9th
ers are excluded from the benefits of
this proclamation, and of the said
proclamation of the 29th of May,
1865, namely: '
First. The chief, pretended chief
and executive officers, including the
President, Vice President, and all
heads of departments of the pretend
ed Confederate or rebel Government,
and allswho were agents thereof 10
foreign States and countries, and all
who had pretended to hold Office in
the service of the said pretended or
Confederate Government, military
rank or title above the grade of Brig
adler General, and naval rank or
title above that of Captain, and
all who were or pretended
to be Governors of States while
maintaining, abetting or submitting
to and acquiescing in the rebellion
Second-All persons who in any
way treated otherwise than lawful
prisoner of war persons who in any
capacity were employed or engaged in
the military or sna7al seryieez ofsthe
United States
Third-All persons rho at the time
they may seek to obtain the benefits
of this proclamation are actually lin
civil. military Or naval confinement
or custody. or legally held to bail,
either before, or after aconviction and
all persons who were engaged directly
or indirectly in the assassination of
the late President of the United
States, or in any plot or oriconspiracy in
the manner Herewith connected. tns
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
ST. LOUIS.
Omaha News-Indians Fire into q
SteambOat-Large Arrival of Mail
Matter. 8 Eh LF. ~ : > ! 9 4 -

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 7.-An Omaha dis
Beafh Beaag the fads5 @ ohn
was fred into by Indians near Fort
Sulley. No damage done.
Major Generals Rawlins and Dodge,
Major Dunn, of Gen. Grants staff
Colonel Misener, commander of the
escort; DIR. Vale LemoHt, DIR. Parry,
and John E. Corinth, of the engineer
ing party, were at Salt Lake on Aug.
Doth. - ~ s. = = '''a -
Seven coaches arrived at Denver on
the 1st with two hundred and twenty
five sacks of mail. .;,sy ...., .ya,-........