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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-01
FIR REIGHTS

r X Ell q III T. s., ~ has
BY this route. Frsielis OF ali descriptions ca te
forwarded from Philadelphia. Rev York. Boston q,
bsiInors,to ~ Hos sny 1ssSt On the itnifrUads
lows Or Mlsssud, l3Y HAILR6Ap DiiaRcT s'"-'
Tbs Psnnsylssnls Raiir,sd slso eonpeeis at Ptes,-
burg with Steamers b., which Goods car e fOrv ~
&1 10 any point ON she 6hio. ask ting uua Reueucv
1enneAee, smbcrIaNd, IHnais, Wtsc N0aIn, NIaais-
sippt MissonH. kAusas, Afkansss, and Red Rtyers :
ard st Cleveland, bssdnsky and ctieaeo with sisam-
ere 20 all ports on the North Wcstern Lukes
Merchaits and Shippers vntrustine the TRANSPORTS
tioD 81 their rsiFht 70 his Gempaay can rely With
confidence ON its speedy transii.
Ths mates - freight
To and from sny point In tho West by the Penns,.
vansa Central Railroad, are "A sA tssscs AS IA :
v0RAHLE As ARE CHANGED BY oTHER RAIL
RoAD d COMPANIES. ~
BE particular 10 mark PACKAGES, ssvAPrns.
X. K"L-u
ror Y1alEh. oentr.s,sor Shipping Direction., an
ply 70 OF address either 81 ths following Agents HE
Company.
X. r. SASS, St Louis, Missouri.
y: 4: 81 WAkT Freight Agent. Pittsburgh,
pLARkE& CO, Trnntfer Agents,
II. ". BR0h a. co. Cinei0naii, O.
re. MELDRuM CO., Madison, Ind.
=. ADokE- HeuisssiAes NJ y.--.--4----
Y. M.AIkMAN CO., Ey aasy lille, Ind
CLARKE 4 CO.. Chicago mt.
W.h. - r. La kGI.xY 0ailipoiis, o.
HALL 4 CO., MHrietta, o..
y .. PIERCE 4 CO., Zanssviie. %.
M'nnWELLA M'c0Lh pertsmsulh,o.
]. p. JOHNSON, Ripiey, o. -
JOHN TODD, Gov sington, ~.
q. l.. HEA1ON, Cleveland O.
the South ana Wess
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-01
KEOKUK IOWA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY L 1862.
TYR. H. c. CLARK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Oaera hs to the txens OF 90
knk and the sndinK country In The cure OF Fs
tulA in Ano, Hemorrhoids Pilsa Prulapsus nj
ceFaiSns bf me Kccfuui, and diseases or atmIIar
chaEacssf Hnhoutths use OF the knfe, saerink =
the patient.
Those interested wtffplease call ~ my once aud
read heating seals certify ing 10
suecess In the cure OF those diseases
Twill also Tcfer you case Of Pfies ofl1ne stand
Ing, cured by mefn Esokak.
Other diteases successfully treated.
oFF1CE-CSrncF or Main aud Firth streets. up
stairs. So f5# a#s2#3 &Esa q nov dam
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Pay the Carrier,

4
The Carrier Of the GATE Cry will cal
to-day for the needful. 1t will save
vast amount Of unnecessary trouble ii be
can find the quarters precisely at the pla.
ces Or houses where he leaves the papers
And that is the business way 81 doing it.
Every sabscriberought to be strictly mind.
ful OF this matter. It is small thing 10,
each subscriber, but in the aggregate il
becomes great labor TO the carrier. In
the careless way that people act in this
matter, il requires four or FIVE DAYS for
the carrier to accomplish what ought to
be done in one round.
A large amount of arrearages are due,
which ought to be paid at once. The
Carrier pays promptly for the papers he
gets, and cannot afford to give credit.
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tsr rELEosArs.l


SIS New York, April II. E
Flsar-Receipts Of IT. barrels; market heavy
and lower, saes Of $500 bills At e5 os Us for supe,
Ssatt; es is3s Is for Extra STATE; s5 N45 So fol-
super Wesiern; Is 1895 - for Common 10 aedi-
YIN Extra Westerni Is sSG5 C5 for shipping Brands
Extra r. II. O..
"hesl-kees'psS .i2i bush; market dull and price,
siishsly favor the purchaser.
corn-Receipts Of g. 600 bush; market A,me, ,ales
10 go bush q s0ss9c for Mixed Wsxeru.
PsrkAaSket steady; ssies 400 bids Al slq7Es1a n,
Ness; eI0aSi 10 50 Prime
-Whisky-Heavy and deciining sales Of $50 bulls. n
&c.
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COMMERCIAL.

DAiLr oAn Ciry ovylos,
kk0K.x April II. d2. !
FLouK-sapsrasse d se;spsia whsaie xtr. % o.
Pail whnat Hsws ueGB.
BEAN AFDsHo1Ts--soto4o e y roo ~
NGoRN--Ia4s lse \ sssA.
wnEAT-in gooa demand. Fall e7e72; srri., 81
TOGO.
RYE--25c TO 20.
oATS-I5c.
PoTATOEs-i5QSoby hsIcsA retail aoto 2sc.
suGAR--Nsw Orleans fair saOfoi, prime l0tS
nj; sasd1sd lttOlaE essshsd sa4aoaf isanIaa.
Aol.Ass 8 Plantation ASDsA ssarhosse ls@5o;
Gsl4eA syrup 7OD5sc.
coPfEE-Riosissae; Jaw. ss1ss LAsuyna4oas.
RICE-91ioc.
aoAP-Palm &c, Family sxe, German tc,pa ~
O72e.
cANDLss-s.sr 1870, stsarine Il, Mould 10.
ELARD-sse ~; rssal e!c.
BuTTEk-commen sS7c; Choice 10, retail asx@ls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ 10 .; Hams 1 10 S |;
Clear sides II 10 5; Rib sdss a to 4,
LEATHEk-solA 96sDRss Asrnesssee3a.
HfDEs-Dry 10to lie, green 4ttob; green sheep
peiss a5cSi 25 green hog skins l5c.
J HAr-Tfnothy, % eo07 -, baisd ~ cor III
Prairie 81 cog 90.
skEDs-Timo.hy ~ 90; Flax Seed slw.
ONIoNs-35940c.
EGGS--4 70 Sc.
WHITE BRAHS--50oRal co.
TEATHERs-3Ooas
FRUIT Dried Apples d a61si sox bu.hel.-
Dried Peaches ee1s0e2 50. Raisins s4oones 70.
CHEEsE--W estsrn Reserve Ne; Dsnmsk 7aa.
BEEF-a0a4 Ne gross. 81
sHEEP-es sool q vhead. 2 S.
HOGS-Drsssed 212ke.
sAEF-G. A. % 50 , Jack. Ksnawha - rs boz
rel; Liverpooisl so8e9 u ' sack; Lake % % y
Dbl.
FIsH-Maekerei, No. sissS1 is Dbl. no. III
0eN. No. egG $40. White Fish, Nc. j Is Oox S SO
, hall Dbl. Cod Fish 500 -.
kAGs-Woeien Cotton &c.
OLD iHoS-k0kcV ,. Brass sase -. COP.
par lo0l2ac ' b.
E1cHAsoE'-on New YORK N per cent. bankabe
funds on ST. Louis for Lille funds Little demand
on Chicvgs 70 per cent. told to II buyinsx 10
selling. ~
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From and after saturday Jan 2ssh, no railroad {.
stage coach, or vehicle running vest or weuv.rd,v
mississippi river Into North Nisso IN
eepsrnited 70 carry freight passengers from kso.
kuk without me stFietess compliance with the regula.
tons Of the Treasury Department al Washington.
which require that al feishts, OF whatever na,.re
except such - may be under military orders shsl BE-
covered BY Custom House PEI nit. and that ali b.s
gage OF trsses shall he carefully inspected nd sy
sealed by Custom House onscer."
20 SndcTsiEHsa VIM Issue permits for the trans-
potation Of sgoods destined for proper person and
places with The least possible trouble or delay and In.
sPect and seal absggage oftsvsers leaving The city
In 10 cause the least trouble
lhe end desired.
The object aimed atis to prevent any aid or a,s1t-
Ance OF communication with an, persons directly or
indirectly, dsloyalto, In arms age nsi the F.dsr.l
government. JOHN kTANNUs; Surveyor,
Custom House, keokuk, Jan. q, lseQ. dtf
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~. Leais Market.

81, Louis, April ~
*err 'cw Changes in the general market to-day
"heas was lower Oats were higher. Rye declined 2
70 ]e per bushel. Whisky vas unsettled but hi~her
Aess Fork vas little nrmer. The principal trsnsac-
sion vas the sale OF 50, terees OF Prim. Lard :,
The aEgrssats OF BUSINESS In other respects w.s sma
with ths exssptlos Of le large saie II Teescco st t
warekouse.
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Stealing Papers.

Our subscribers are horribly annoyed
oy paper-thieves. Il there no way to
abate this nuisance We viii give lib
eral reward for the apprehension or detec.
ton Of one Of the rascals, and win prom.
lse % make such IN example Of him as
viii have salutary tendency to put stop
70 such dlaboIical depredasions.
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R-our contemporary yesterday devoted
: small space to the castigation Of the
keakuk Postmaster, but laid out his main
strength IN = dreadful onslaught in e1posi-
ton Of thedslinquencies and malversations
Of President Lincoln in Office and before
he came into Office. The gist Of his COM
plants OF the President may be embodied
IN the distinct idea that the President has
failed to make it clear to the slsveocrscv
and the rebels generally that he will be
more devoted friend and supporter Of
slavery and the domination Of slave ocncy
than JEFF, Davis himself.
Our contemporary insists that the Presi-
dent must at once adopt q new line Of
PeiieJ5, and warns him that If he fails to
follow his advice. he will not only fail to
regain the confidence Of the rebels but
even to retain the confidence Of his hi,h-
erto ardent supporter, the editor Of the
Constitution.
The President may just as we'll follow
the example Of Capt. SCOTS coon, and
come down at once, for if he don't Clagett
will "carry the war into Africa He
will, sure.
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HoF FOR DIXIE, AND THE GAL

Ihs undersigned has ablishsd hs av.rtev, :, N.
Daa'eS hoass In this City, where recruits wishing 10
JOBS the lows th Kegment WIN ss received ssd In
D'ed'stsy mustered ints service and subssstsd. Re-
eFaits will be Forwarded as fast - enlisted.
JOHN MCCORMICK,
Recruiting serseant.
ksokuk. March aOtA, lsG2.-lm.
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THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, April 10.

Il SEE THE A."--We will hereafter
mark IN 4 on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubAcripion is nearly or quite OK
PRED; and when subscribers wish 70 con-
tinuc they will remit Immediately.
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~ & New YEA, April II.
ssesaEs-- Dali aadss~w Asaey absnnnm II per
cent. - eal slssifse ErchsAss stssAe - sadess-
Cd; cAKI5s; cBk lee, G 4 IL; mo ssrit ON
Ms - American snsd fc1EJ Z, 8 g. u III red ~;
Coaposs ~; DO Oregon War Loan ~ Tenn s51;s G.
Is, No ~.
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Ne Report Last Night.
There was no report BY telegraph las.
night, probably in consequence of the
storm.
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--ltk now oiE ysass siacs sseassnoed runninp
skif between Warsaw and keokuk, and after
two years built the little Eagle and wore her out
IN the trade. then built the new Eagle, which
continued il the trade until found Il did not IN.
swer the demand, when | sold her out Of The trade
and bought the Asn0monee which have Asted
up in good style, and think abe win please the
public better than anything tha4 has yun in ethis
trade. Believing that the bnsness viii not justify
the running Of two boats, respectfully ask the
public to bear in mind my efforts 70 build up and
accommodate this trade, 1Ad4 wbiIe retsrning
thanks for past patronage, respectfully sohci, q
continuancc Of public favors.
J. III BRANDON,
mar27 dim Capt fthe Menomcnee
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HEApouARrESs Iowa SEvxxrr~nrn.
Camp Knkwood, April 9. ,sQ.

.a HEADouARrERs Iowa SEvxnrx1rrn.l
Camp Knkwood, April o, I'd
Axv'n sH On the spproachiHs Sabbath, q the hour
" ~ ociesk Esatstade and thanks viii Be oRered 10
Alnisaty God IN every regiment Of ioysl and FEDERAL
Ios he nantfest intsrposition In behalf Of
'ne Government Of shs United Stsass In 10 late and
terrible e.Daiets Of srms This viii be dome Nv ord.
OF the SECRETARY Of War.
You respectfully Invited 10 oescsAt mr. a.. l.
18th Infantry Timely notice Of the place vii, b
$3.50 ~ W. RANKIN folnneal
D. B. HILLS, Lieut.. Col.
D. =. Wisk, 'AAjof..
Rev. JAHn BRowx, Keokuk.
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The OTHER SID1, Imam advertisement
Of J. II. Brsadom, In yoaf paper, he nys be built
the Young Eagle for the trade bstween Warsaw,
Alexandra and Keokuk. and fnding she would
not answer for the trade, sold her out OF it, This
u false. Brandon sold HIS interest to us for
: round price. The Young Eagle was built joint
" BY Henry L<yhs and brandon Aad placed in
the trade between Warsaw and Keokuk, at time
when Brandon had Withdrawn his boat and ieft
the trade altogether. H. Leyhe, one Of the build
err Of the boat, sin holds IN interestin hsr, md
would respectfully solicit ah~e Of our friends
patronage. HENRY LEYHE,
wan. LEYHE
ALBERT WEMPNKR,
]. w. BISHOP,
mar26-dfm Il. Il. SMITH.
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LEIGHTON HOUsE.--This well known
house has been re-opensd by Mr.. Wig
gins, who, from long experience, knows
bow to keep hotel.' See advertisement
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sucH WEATHER.-Therc WIS = faint
gieam Of sunshine yesterday forenoon,
but It vanished - il it we're % intruder.
and clouds and dampnes followed. The
ram drizslea as aisagresably - Clagc,.
does IN his long winded and wordy leaders.
And at dusk the wind began to rise, and
Kept on rising, and was more windy than
Clsgett possibly can be. It blew great
guns. while he blows little in-whisslea.
Yet in his line he can blow tremendously
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HE DEs MoIsEs.-This river has
iaiien about two feet and is still falling.
The Clara Hineis running to Bueaa Wis
"a IN connection with the Des Noines
road Eight cars of freight came dswn
from EddyyiIle yesterday.
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kIvER ITEAs.--The river is still fall
ing slowly, having recedsd about ! foot
in all.
IheJenny Whipple passed down Thurs.
day night.
The Warsaw is the regular packet this
morning.
The Kate Casselis the regular packet
for Davenport this morning.
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THURSDAY, April ,oth. Isoa !.

TnuasDAr, Aprii 10th, 1861
Vol. :: w Rankin, Lieut.. Col ID. h. Hilfis and Mai
4 >. Al. Wise, 18th Regiment Iowa voi UnSeSfs. u
1eslf~es: No more appropriate nessicS oan 10 rem
ocred Than md tAAaks 10 Almight God for
the yet0sas that hsvs In unbroken succession
% our country's arms; do therefore most hearfuy
ao0sps your invtaton y date isr yo rod imsnt in
the contemplated services OF next sabbs,h.
Years respectfully, ss
JAMES Fro WIN.
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~Ths PASTOR having defsrrsd II ~
pssssd absence services NAY " sxpec.ea = ~ Hall
q ths ontsd RrssbyteIiaa l6AitA te.nsssov, Isah-
hash) y 1sdal. "
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the SIEGE or FORT WRIGHT.
CARo, May II, 1852.

NAMo, may ~, 1907
despatch from Fort Wright dated yesterday at noon
ays that rebel tug has this moment rounded tho Point
10 rsconno,rs every thing, which 70 indicate
newed activity. Both sides we're expecting attack
mornentarly.
A dessrter board the flag boat Benton ysser-
day He states that the rsbe ram, In the engagement
Saturday, not sunk reported, but was terribly
shattered Our gunnsrs undoubtedly fred most OF their
shots above the line. They struck where the ram
heavily plated. Experienced naval men are Of the
opinion that had tho number OF shots been fred
the water line or below, they would have sent every
rebel craft TO the bottom. The o.sersr reported that
the rebel fleet lays on tho fort busy engaged repair
Ing the damages, promising faithfully 70 return In
iy forty.eshl hours.
CIRo May 10, Is62
IN the naval engagement Saturday the gunboat Gin.
cunati seriously damaged by the frequent but
tngs she received from tho rebel than was al rst
reported sho compelled TO into shoa vater on
the Tennessee Shore whore she grounded had the
last account from the feo, four feet orwater her gun
deck. Tbe government wrsokng derrick had gone down
TO raise her II Ia supposed she would be snost again
to-day.
The Union gunboat Mound City did exeellon, service
during tho engagement. she was struck 10 similar
manner to the Cincinnati but not badly damaged she
into shoal water whom she settled 70 the bottom
She has been pumped and arrived here today for re-
pars
During tho heat Of tns engagement one Of the rebel
gunboats got hold OF one OF The Union bomb ksloss
and vas towing u away when the Benton bors down
upon hor and after brief skrmlsh compelled The rebel
sunboet to release the prize.
Ihs casualties on board the Cincinnati are Captain
steubel, shot through the neck, tho wound not OK.
psoted 70 prove sso0s Fourth Master Reynolds shot
through the abdomen, siuco dead, and two seamsn
n'"As MOI known. snsltly wsuaasd IN ile haadn
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CHICAGO, May ID 1862.
hsmphis papers OF the II tn received.
despatch from Nachez states that the federal fleet
has returned 10 New Orleans.
9he 4ypedl, commenting the growing disposition
the part the citizens TO refuae the Confederate
notos, cbarnctizss the parties as traitors
Tho same Journal says that the enly condition npon
which Tho south VIII accept peace s recogn tion and In
dependence, not only Of the common Staes but OF evsy
bcrdcr st ts whose people desire alliance with the
Tho Provost Marshal of Momrhs has orce-ed the arrest
Of nj persons refusing 10 take Confederate money pay
nenf Of goods.
The Ar1,al OF the 11th says;-We have certain intcl
gence that General Heck's army have lost over 5000
by deseroD the country between the Tennessee river
ard Kentucky being full OF them. The whole Of tho
Forteh Ohio deserted and dsbanded after the battle
the 7h. Numbers Of Kcntuckians and Mssourians fol
lowed their xemple, In consequence OF dsaection pro-
duced by the lae ami slavery emens in Coz gress
report has been brought from Little Rock
raj curts dlvsion Of the federal army has commenced
10 macn upon the capital Of Arkansas and says that
General Steele s marching TO the same point from Poca
hontas.
Tho following rebel official dispatches are pub shod--
DEsARc, Ark, May 10, 1852
! he enemy are reported to have been in Augusta
Jackson county. ahey TOOK possession o. all tho
cd in considerable force at Jacksonport and Bates
VILE THOR destination s unknown, They reported
to be from 5000 to 10 co strong. Seventeen hundred
bales OF cotton were burned here today
CcRHrn, May 10, 1862
Since ihe t.yr.n,s :fashing admmiatsreu 10 General
Popas comand yesterday, by Generals Price aud Van
Dorn we have had no farther demonstrations. Matters
are. accordingly qnct this morning,
The following characteristic message from Jsf Ihomp
son IS publ biishsd--
FoRr WRIGHT, May 10, 1852.
Tie Missourans concluded 70 celebrate to-day, the
anniversary Of the Camp jackson massacre. We have
shown the enemy that sti the Mississippi, aud
run the blockade Whenever choose. We gave
them few bullets this morning show them power,
beoked down the river with two killed and eight schtly
wounded Our officers all safe and guDboats
injured. All, from the Commodore down 70 the powder
The Appeal published this despatch without comment
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News from Arkansas.


LsVTTV0FVfNVHVV ~ 0IIV - I77sIs .V'II1VI ~.
BArESHaE, Ark, May 10, 1892,
portion OF General Davis aud General AsbOtha
divisions and two Of General Shells regiments LETT hero
to-day Tor the north An adequate force Is stil here,
however, Zoe operations IN this d ection.
Onr advance, under General Osterhouse, crossed the
White river the 9th took tho road 20 Little Rock.
A. many 90 100 persons per day have come forward
and taken the oath u lance, embracing Judges MI
nisiers and many of the most influential citizens.
The sentiment Of the people " rapidly becoming moro
and more lova News Of occupation OF thIs place
was received By Governor Rector NJ Little Rock on tho
bth and produced great srcemsnt Some OF tho cltl.
zsns advised peace While others rampant for ie.
fsnding tile city 70 tho last extremity On the follow.
ing day tho Governor issued proclamation calling on
the state militia 70 repair Immediately 70 the capital 20
rspc the invaders Many OF the miiitis we're issuing
special calls SIS Thousand fesaus wero daily expected
AZ Little Rock. but they undor ofdars for Corinh
Guerilla bonds were being formed in some esctCns
AMI largo mobs may be mustered al county seats b1s
no serious obstacles to our advance are feared.
Albert Ike, at Last sceoapts, was canpod BcSgy dos
not. we hundred miles svvthSard Of Fort smith.
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From the wilmington N. ". Journal, Way III
We had the pleasure this morning OF having q brier
eonyersatiou with two highly intelligent gentlemen from
Now Orleans from when ob;alued some items of In
formation upon several doubtful points
One ~ 70 the Surrender of Fort Jackson, which We
ssarn oomps od the urroadsr The sort was garrsened
mainly by regiment OF louisiana regulars, and had
Fought with great courage and enduraDce indeed Gen
Duncan siyss them the highest prase sighting men
cot when tbs enemy aest lad got past. they Thought
she game was W, AID sadtfl y ds<,uiaei 10 fqA no
more 10 ENgrta4t ~ wpiinp Hat no measures hid
Assn ta<e7 % gaeh ~ Hrd when 1t developed itself en-
~ae nedysg etcry cOr any Fort 81 phip on the lsf
sde Of the river, token Ia the rear BY Buffers forces
landing Al the VuArsrt station AboGt the location cf
Wort ST. Fhiip thes "A bat narrow strip OF isud not
ever mile wtds separating tho Migsesipp river from
she waters oi Tbs CUT outside.
when Butler ST. his troops landed trsrs above ths
Tort and tie suneosis had rassss W tbs river very
title csuld Be dcus,
Forts eks0n and ST. Philip we're the only river de-
FsDcss worth nAmlag The one bardrej guns that were
enid 10 ho on the river banks abovs rot there Az
salnstto there works mounting guns Cor aud ser
tce, say twsuty fours and thriytwos elt these did
~ DO much, and could MT DO much against naval
Stkeuss.
1nsre seems 70 be impression that the naval forces
n1uOt properly cooperate with the other forces aud
CsfeApes General Loveli dd not hsvs full control aud
sfasrs rom Richmond Or some other place seemed 10
hgsrt hNtn Ia regard 10 the navy. The and officers
D. boagd or boats iorght a1sPeraely.
The leopie ef New Drleana are suund TO the core.
csn,modora Farrags s spoken oi A. eminenily cour.
pAoas soa ssD&rntv anAous TO avoid al a1sMsDea pf