The fresh aocounts from Pike's Peak
which we publish this morning are quite mar
velous, especially after the late reports we
have been receiving and the reversal of the
current of emigration. For the saks of those
there and on the way, we hope they are true,
but we think it is safe to wait for confirma
tion before swallowing the whole story.
P. 8.—The returned Peakers at Leaven
worth, on Saturday, discredited the report.
maaotilr Graad Leife of Iowa.
The Grand Lodge of Masons for the State
of Iowa met at Davenport last week. The
following is the list of offiqprs eleoted for the
ourrent year:
Grand Master—-J. R. Harteook.
Deputy Grand Master—Thos. H. Benton.
Sen. Grand Warden—John Scott.
Jun. —-E. A. Guilbertu
Grand Treasurer—Wm. D. Trebilcotfk,
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any of tbe Statm,to
to estubiiNb or maintain,
prohibit or abolieh, the relation of master •,
and elave in a Territory, would be a depar- aged threl hundred and fifty dollars per daj.
