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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

ATTENTION, COMPANY Those who
hsve enlisted, or propose to, in Capt.
ThOmpson's company, for Col. Penick's
Regiment, Gen. Loans Brigade, are
hereby notified that they must be in
readiness to leave this place on the stea-
mer West Wind, on Wednesday, April I'd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
KNOX FRu1r FAM AND NuRsrnrl

KNOX Fruit FARM AND NURSERIES.
j. KNOX, Pittsburg, Penn, advertises
in our paper a choice selection Of Straw
berries, Raspberries and Blackberries.-
Those wishing to purchase, can rely upon
this establishment, that all are trae to
name and healthy plants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

The Platte VALLEY Herald, Plattsmouth,
has suspended. Mr.. Thompson the pro-
prietor goes with his establishment to
Central City. MI. Thompson will make
the Pixies Peakers a good paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

A COOP GRowTH OF TIMBER.-0n the
farm of Bird VOWEL in this county a
friend informs us be measured a A year.
old Cottonwood of the following dimen-
sions: Height, Al feet, circumference
81 ID inches. That may be called a
very good growth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
EORGTA SUGAR CAnE.

1have for sale a few pounds the white Georgia
Sugar Cane Seed.
One pound q it wiz b Given to each new Farmer
subscriber, y BID one wao is not IN arrears, aud has not
received i've papers II Flower or Garden SEED.
p. w. EURNAs. BrownviIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

Mrs. NJ. S. WOODWARD will accept our
thanks for a set of of s of different pow
ers of the Wonderful Little Microscope.
which magnifes small objects 500 times"
They are really what they Sre represen-
ted to be.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

Nav CLOTHrNe.-Speaking of hard
hmes. reminds Us of the immense stock
OF Ready Made Clothing, just received
per Steamer Omaha by DAVID SEIerL,
at the Baltimore Clothing Store. He has
a magnificent stock, al prices too, to cor
respond with the times. Give him a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

E. B. TAYLOR of the Omaha Republic
can, who has been for some time east,
has returned, and is now at his post a.
gain. How did you find the Buckeyes,
Bro. Taylor?
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

"DENN, THE INDoMITABLE," in keep
ing with bis renowned enterprise, has
received a new lot of Dry-GOods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, and "Sich," which he pro-
poses to sell as cheap "as any other man."
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

Os1ER WILLOW GRowrH.-We have
have been shown an Osier Willow sprout,
measuring seven feet ten inches in length,
the first season from the cutting.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

The annual Conference of the NJ. E.
Church for Nebraska, commenced its
session at Bellvue yesterday. An effort
will be made to have that body meet in
this city next year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
Peace Declared
OR WAR CONTINUED!

All those indebted to VIM. 7. Den, by note or book
account. are hereby requested to call and pay up on or
before the 2Oth Of March, or they will ma their ae-
counts and notes in the hands Of an officer for collection
after the above date. WI. DEN.
March 6, 1862. nSS-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
The Economy Of Using
THE
FRANKLIN
Sewing Machine,

These machines make the celebrated GROTER &
BAKER STITCH, which has taken the highest premf-
UNI at the Illinois State Fair, in September last, az Tho
United States Fair in St Louis, in 1850, and az the
principle State Fairs throughout the county.
Competent Judges gave a decision in favor Of his
stitch, on Account Or its We1t strength 1nd Fi1Dtatlo1 b
The believing Fable VIII show th8 dilefonco Ca faF1T
81 ewing Machines over taeoh met1od Of Etitctlnfl ~
hand- In .he UlrtinE 81 tHcro Mec1inos tefre & MS
only a great saving of labor and time basllw adaH9
r4oafTv % theh ealsnfuIncas fhs emploFmoE tal Hra
ttehf ID mreh STRONGER, mere elastic, aaa - Ia1l6G
rip or raveI than The stitch made win shzltles and
bObbins.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

VIM. Mcdaniel of Company &C."
Nebraska First died in the Hospital at
St. Louis last week. He was a son of
James Mcdaniel residing near this city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
OUR STOCK OF EVERGREEN!

P. S. We have about 1000 four year old trees, Of the
New York Pippin, for sale the coming fall and spring ;
no apple ever gained so much popularity in so short a
time. The trees are good growers, early f~ruiters, and
very hardy; apples large and snowy, and keep about
equal TO the Willow Twig. Also a large stock OF the
Wagner, one Of the best apples; very early ~fruiter, aud
trees remarkably hardy. For a more full description
Of these and other sorts, please see descriptive catalogue
sent free to all applicants.
January 2, 1862. [n26-3m]
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

SEEDS BIZ MAIL.-B. M. WATSON,
proprietor of the Old Colony Nurseries,
Plymouth, Mass, advertises choice See ds
by mail. Mr., w. is an old and reliable
dealer. See bis aareriienant ia this
issue Of oar paper
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
Every Variety of Tomato.

Large Red, Large Yellow, Apple and Pc aeh, Red
Pear, Yellrw Fig, Cherry, Testers PERI ected, New
White, French Tree Tomato, the new up ight variety
Packages Of seed of all the above eler en- varieties
will be forwarded postpaid on receipt Of one dollar.
French Tree Tomato 20 cts. per package; New
White, Is cts; Testers Perfected IL cts; Large Red
25cts. per ounce. EUeey variety of Garden seeds
for sole. Catalogues gtatis. Packages warranted
to reach all who purchase.
JAMES J. II. GREGORY,
January, 1882, If. Marblehead, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
Early Sugar Cane Seed.

Seed of the Early Imphee, put up in half pound pacH
AGES and sent by mail (pOst-paid) for 80 Cts Ihs va
1870 days earlier than the Sorghum.
r.-.b A 1ssb ISSs9 [n36-2ml
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

w. w. Ivory, I'd Lieut.. of Company
&C." First Nebraska Regiment, was
killed at the battle of Paris, Tenn. ,on the
twelfth of this month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

SHINeLEs.-See the advertisement of
R. + Barrett, in tO-day's paper. We
repeat, he is masking the best shingles
except pine-we have seen in this market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
War Declare +!

An tbosa indebted to John A.. Pom by note or book
account. are hereby requested to come forward ana pay
up on OF before the the 20th inst, as all accounts ana
hands of an officer for collection, as no further indul-
gence will be given. JOHN a FONN'
March 6. 1862, n35-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

Each annual volume of the HoR%TIcULTURIST con-
tains every subj ect Of practical utility connected with
horticulture, POmOlOgy, Landscape Gardening. Rural
Architecture. etc. consisting Of Original Papers in those
departments Of science, and forming an indispensable
aid TO all who interest themselves in rural pursuits.
The following are some Of the important subjects that
characterize the work, and these will be treated BY wri-
tiers of well-known ability.
The cultivation and management OF Grapes, the lead
ing pomOlOgical interest Of the country.
The cultivation Of Fruit generally, with illustrations
Ofeverything new.
The management Of Flowers and vegetables, with IL
Illustrations Of new varieties.
Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery, their cultivation,
management and artistic planting.
Horticultural buildings, Desigs, Plans, etc, for Con-
servatorios. Hot and Gold Graperies, Orchard Houses,
Fte Franas korciug hcEses, and 1heir Iaina4omeat.
Landsoape G~4Iaenins ana Engineai19, enhzaenE teo
construction of Raadss Waks, Ornamental water, Ief-
races, Lawls, Drainage, Hydraulica BRIGGS Yistas, etc.,
tosother with lustrate&Plap for laying orb inHroFlp9
and piaattng c9QntEg
Forming a large annual vOlums, literally illustrated
with finished Engravings.
TERMS:
One copy one year, payable in advance, e. 60
Bound Volume for 1860 and 1861, and subscrip-
FOR CLUBS OF SIX.
Any person getting up a Club OF Six at 81 90 each,
and sending US Nine Dollars annually in advance. will
receive a Seventh copy gratis, as many years as he keeps
the number Of the Club good.
Additions can be made at any time. Specimen Copies
TIN EDITION WITH CoLORED PLATES.
One copy one year. payable IN Advance, $500
-Four copies, one year, 100
for 1860 and 1861. by express, 10 90
Address all advertisements, subscriptions, and bust
ness and editorial communications to
MEAD & WOODWARD,
Editors and ProprietOrs Of the HORTIcULTURIsT,
81 Park Row, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
Flower Seeds.

Choice varieties, and Of very superior quality, 70 pa
pers Of which will be sent (pOst-paid) by mail, 10 any
address, for one dollar.
Msrcb 18th 1862 ~[us6-2ml
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

= y. NNUNN10NI I1V.l N00 UV0H 0F
pointed Receiver of Public moneys for
the Nebraska City Land Office. He was
formerly clerk IN one of the Offices in
that place, and we believe has the conf
dence of all who know him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there win be an election.
held in the City Of Br0wnyille, Nebraska, on the hrst
Monday, being the TN day o. April, 1852, for The cleo
ton Of one Mayor, one Recorder, one Treasurer andtO1r
Aldermen, for said city.
LUTHER HOADLET, Mayor.
Attest: WILLIAM h HOOVER, Recorder. Ln36-4tl
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
For the Spring Trade.

The subscriber has for sale the coming Spring,
the following:
500 Houghton's Seeding and Cluster Goosebery.
1000 Red Dutch Currant.
1000 New Rochelle Blackberry.
200 Red Antwarp Raspberry.
200 Brinckle's Orange q"
100 White Grape Currant.
500 Victoria Rhubarb.
500 Isabella Grape.
500 Catawbs Grape.
100 Tuttle's Red Grape New and fne.)
Also: a large assortment Of Ornamental Shrub
berry. for which see priced list, which will be for
wa:ded gratis on application.
Address,
H.A- TERRY,
Fab 1870 Crescent City, Iowa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

al highest markst prices. am going 5 oloso On al
NO q not eozaply with khe.ehE eFmS providing
thaT llNe ucEa than Fn# .nleNI then.
AotInk t1il MAJ b68lAcislt, an
B.. w. MIDDLETON.
Fsblal1 gsA. 1889. nsl-tg
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
SEEDSf SEEDSU-


Ihave for sale the following new and COieo Vari-
cites ofSeeds:
Hubbard Squash,
MagnnEs DJnum Squash,
Custard Squash,
Honey Squash,
HonOlula Squash,
Hanford Cream Squash,
Japan Apple Pie Melon.
0dells Large White Watermelon.
Bradford Watermelon,
Clarendon Watermelon,
Iowa Watermelon,
HOneydew Watermelon (true)
Terry's Hybrid Watermelon,
Mexican Muskmelon,
Long Christina MuskmelOn,
Golden Cassabar MuskmelOn,
Jenny Lind WASHINGTON,
Large White CautlOpe Muskmelon,
The above are all very Superior Sorts. Packages
of either sort will be forwarded to any address for
10 cts, or the whole list for sI,25 in stamps.
Address, H.A. TEBRY,
Feb Is, n32-3w. Crescent City, Iowa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
Bloomington Nursery,
rsLTrTOL@

At the crossing Of the Illinois Central and St Louis
Alton ana Chicago Railroads. Established ls5toh
mental and Nursery stock. a very large, general and
reIiable assortment, VERY CHEAP for Cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
CHEAP SHOWERS q FRUTTs

CHEAP FLOWERS & FRUITS
/ will send, BY mail, postpaid, loo SMALL BULBS
mostly mixed TULIPS, for one dollar, and Largo
Bulbs Of same, for 50. Cther Bulbs, Hdned, low
enough.
HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS, Of so sorts, fne
mixed ROSES and other HARDY SARUBBERI,
by express, OF railroad, 4 to 8 dollars per 100. NAM
Sd and 0HOIOE sORLs, about double price; and moro
in small selected IOts-in all, 500 varieties.
"SMALL FRUITS" Of al sorts, including DELAwARH
and CONCORD GRAPES, equally reasonable.
FRUIT and CRNAMENTAL TBEEs, 25 per cent. low
or than usual. All safely packed, to keep month,
at purchasers cost. Address,
JOIN A. KINNICOTT,
The Grove P. o., COok-Co- Ills.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

At a church meeting Of the First Pres
byterian Church of this City, on Satur-
dav last, the following additional church
officers were elected
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

That has given entire satisfaction in the Northwest
At the proper season will have Sweet Potato spreats
OF the NansemOnd variety, by the Zoe, LOCO or 100000
Orders from a distance will be promptly attended 70.
Send II your orders early. First come, first served.
r.. ". FURNAS,
BrOwnville, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
PROBATE NOTICE.

Whereas Alexander McKlnne has been apn0int6i
executor Of the last will and testament 0f william.
Richardson deceased, lato Of Nemaha county, Eebras-
IA Territory, notice is hereby given that I have apDcins
ted July the 7th, and December the slst, 1851, a. 10
O'Clock A. M, as the time for hearing claims sagaInst
said estate. All claims not filed before said date Will
befOr ever barred. o. W. WHEELER.
Feb 20, lS62-4W $3.50 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27
NOTICE.

All those indebted to me mo viii please make
payment immediately.
/ will take Eggs, Butter, Potatoes Corn, Wheat,
Hides, Pork, Wood, or
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-27

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DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR,

in afording immediate relief. 1t is a thorough Liver
and bilious remedy"
Mrs. Young. of Brooklyn. writes February 2S. 1860.
In May last l had a severe attack OF Piles, which COM
fined me to the house. 1 look one bottle Of
nanTT-n7o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
Gater rrssn Ysrktswn.

Eater From Yorktown. 81,
- - Baltimore, AprifIl.
The o. Point boat has arriysA. The fsilowing
arc the N points Of a letter ffon the Amsstsans
special respondent: s
Fortress Moneos, Eil n.
- a1csu, is ut last over. Nsthin1 la seen
heard Of the Merrimac to-day, and insNiew or the
recent reverses to TIE rebels Ii Ia doabto Wha1her
they viii attempt offensive operations even With
their iron plated monster. Their desperate strnit
may induce attempts at something in this way
II shs ever does come she will probably come to-
morrow.
PARTIES who came In from the nrmy report no
special changs in affairs. Continual skirnishing
Is going on and brilliant affair occurred on Mon
day In which Griffn's battery participated with
nsfksd sheet, killing and woundins II rebels
The rebel position extends across the Peninsula
from Yorktown 10 Warwick, near james river, .
short distance above Mulberry point. The confor-
nation of the land and the making In Of the creek
from james river, shortcns their line Of defense
and enables them 70 command with their fortinca-
tons all The roads up to tho Peninsula Gen Lee
and johnson are both reported to be with tho rcb-
Oh force here--ons commanding at Yorktown and
the other IT Warwick. Magruder, holding : subor-8
dinate command, u With the reserves ut Williams.
burg AeeeEllng 10 reports Of deserters, tbs rAhel
force numbers abost fifty thousand, Of whom thirty
Thousand are rsinforcements recently drawn from
INC Hne OF the napp6nhnnOck uD0uL NorIoiK.
Despite the woather and bad roads, our Generals
arc pushing forward preparations for the assault
upon the enemy's works, and not many days will
eiapsc before Yorktown will be ours, and Richmond
thrsatensd. The glorious news from the West il
acting - IN excellent stimuant for our army and
greatly encourages tho troops. BsrdAa's Sharp
Shooters give good accounts OF themselves. They
hold advanced position under the rebel batteries
from which they constantly harrass the ouemy.--
A head above the parapet becomes m instant mark
for half dozen ri6cs, which at Thousand yards
distance rarely fail TO hit their mark. One Sharp
6hoetsr belonging TO the California regiment has
almost wholly prevented the rebels from using
large gun In mn important position. Prom well
selected rifle pit he keeps constant aim upon the
gun, and hardly m attempt has been made fos tive
dsys to Are il without the rebels losing one or two
men from his deadly aim.
1t Ii stated one of our divisions has secured an
Important position, the holding Of which will lead
70 the eventual forcing Of the rebel line ef de-
Tense. Much important preliminary work has
been performed by our troops, and with the return
Of good wcathes active preparations viii cot be
postponed many dsys. The task before McCltl-
Ian in reducing fortified entertainments Is one fer
which he is specially qualified. The result Is not
to be doubted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12

possible as yet to get lists Of killed al
wounded. @a
The ohicago delegation Of phyaiciass
and muses. afrived this raernis9 and has
gone tDPitiburg h the hospih Il st1alS1r
Louisara. DR.. NcTiCkaf il. kSFe await
ing the arrival Of Gov. Yates cn steamer
from Qpiney to see specially to Illinois
wounded soldiers. VIII establish depot
hospital here for our sick and wounded.
No official dispatches received here this
morning. y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12

bAItiMOfe, April "
A letter TO thu New York Herald says the &C.
counts of the progress Of affairs at Yorktown
which have reached this city, through channels be-
lieved 10 be reliable differ materially from the 10.
counts furnished BY the Govt II was known ii
Richmond when portion Of the Union army of
the Potomac moved from Manassas 70 Washing
ton. Il wss known there when the Corps de Armee
landed and ~sfs assembled 81 Fl Warren. II was
known thsrc MAsa Gen1 Mcclellan and stat M
rived al the Fortress, and u was known there when
tho march on Yorktown commenced, and tho num-
Der of troops 0eul Mcclellan had whercwith to
make the attack. These facts convncsd ths Con-
federate Government Ut Richmond that their hous
had come unless they took instant measures TO ar
rest tho march Of 6enI Mcclellan. The forti6ca-
tons Of Yorktown were al that could b. desires,
both in strength and armament, but Gen. AAgru-
der had - yet only $4,000 troops. The withdraw
nj OF snch large member Of Union troops from
Manassas rendered it unnecessary 10 keep The main
body Of The army Of the 2sppahaDpoek along that
stream and from that arm, accordingly Gen. Ma
grudsr has been largely reinforced. Troop. have
been arriving at Yorktown from Richmond and
Jordansriile every day for the Inst week 1t il be-
lieved that Gen. Johnson and JET. Davis are both
at Yorktown, and that Gen. Johnson 10 in com
mand. The number of Rebel troops there cannot
be less than 100000
Especial to Herald)
Manassas, April 10.
has been eneotualiy cleaned Of rebel scoutx
Washington, April 10.
Up to o'clock this p m. the Government had
received no Official disPatch con6rmatory Of the
occupation Of Corinth BY our troops.
Phladadelphia, April 10, Midnight.
TIE editor of the Enquirer states that the dis
patch deemed objectionable BY the Secretary Of
War was countersigned by Gen. Wool on the letter
itself and on the envelope, and feels confident Of
making satisfactory explanation 10 The Govern
ment. Meanwhile the editor requests that the or
| der Of Secretary Stanton be withheld from publ
cation or If Pnblishcd, be accompanied by this
PLANTATION.
| Louisvillc April 10.
/ Telcgraphic communication was opened between
here and Savannah, Tenn, this afternoon. 40 ply
sicians and nurses arrived from Frankfort this
evening and immediately left steamer Autocrst
for Fort Donelsop and Pittsburg landing. Several
other boats with similar aid are passing down the
river from this city and elsewhere.
IN Y. Tribune)
Washington, April 10.
JET. Davis Is not going 70 CorintL, ~ reported
Gov. Sprsgue Of r. /. viii be elected U. s. Sem
ator from that State. He gues To Yorktnwn to-
| morrow.
The Connecticut men report Senator Dixon's re-
election certain. There is no opposition To him
i Minister Randall leaves for Rome by the next
steamer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
Washington, April IL.

Satisfactory proof having been fur
nished 10 the War Department by the
publisher Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
that the recent publication Of military OPP
erations in that paper was made by him
without any wilful intention Of violating
the order Of theedepartment, and in the
full belief that they were properly au-
thorized, the telegraph privileges Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer are restored by or
der Of tho Secretary Of War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
Washington, April II.

HousE.-Mr. Washburn suggested that
the House take up the bill for the relief Of
Gen. Grant, which was sssented to, and
the bill passed. It reimburses him ore
thousand dollars, which amount, whil1
serving ~ Quarter-msster in Mexico, vas
stolen from his trunk without nsglsct Or
default On his part, 4
NJ. Rsown q r. l., from fhs Connia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12

tee on Elections, repeated = resolution
that VIM. Vandsver has not bsen entitled
to Z seat in the House since hs was mus
tered into The service Of the United States
= Colonel 81 an Iowa regiment, siace last
l6eptsmber. Thsreport was ordered to be
printed.
Stevens moved that the debate on the
bill for the adjustment Of slavery in the
District OF Columbia be closed an hour af-
ter the consideration of the same, and to
be resumed in the Committee of the
Whole. lr. Stevens motion was disa-
greed to, 81 against SO. The bill came
up in the Committee of the Whole.
SENATE.-Mr. Sumner presented pc
tition for the employment in the suppress
sion of the rebellion, Of all classes Of per-
sons, without respect to condition or color.
Wilson of Massachusetts, introduced q
bill amendatory to the fugitive slave act.
Howe offered resolution that the
Military Committee be instructed to in
quire what troops have been or are being
mustered into the service Of the United
States as Home Guards, and who refuse
to 60 beyond the limits of their own
State.
Mr.. Lane of Indiana said that the War
Department was already mastering out Of
the service this class of troops.
Howe said that he had heard this
morning that some troops from Maryland
refused to 60 beyond the line of the
State.
Grimes said he understood that some
Of this class of troops were being now en-
listed. The resolution was adopted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12

Col. L. B. PARsoNs.--Capt. L. B. Par
Sons Superintendent Of Transportation in
the Department the West, has been ap-
pointed Aide to Gen. Halleck, with the
rank Of Colonel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
Message frsn the President.
Times Dispateh.

WashingtOn, April 10.
The President sent message TO the Senate to-
day covering treaty recently agrssd upon by Lord
Lyons and Mr.. Seward, aud the correspondence re-
lAting 10 thu African slave trade. The President
without expressing any opinions on the subject,
transmits tho papers to the Senate for its ratca-
tien or REJECTION. II ratified, the Government Of
Great Britain will then pass upon the subject II
the treaty, ~ now drawn up by the Ministers 81
the two Governmsuts, 10 finally sgreed upon All
becomes . LAW, ii Is believed that hy thorough
compliance with its provisions the slave trade
will cease 70 exist II less tAaA 10 years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
Circleyille. O., A,

Circlsville, O., April IL.
A Ere broke out this morning in the
Circleville Wooden Factory. The engine
and dye houses were entirely destroyed,
but the main building was saved with but
slight damage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
Washington. April 10.

washington, April ~.
I Secretary Stanton ordered the military
supervisor Of the telegraph to stop oil tel
egrsph communication 70 Philadelphia
In4eirer until it ID satisfactorily proved
that their dispatches from the army q
Yorktown were duly authorised. All ap-
plication for passes by editors and news
paper correspondents are referred TO +. s.
Sanford.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-12
Washington, April II.

The stcamsr King Philip came up to
the Nary Yard to-day from York River.
Our forces bsfors Yorktoxn are stated
10 be STEADILY gaining ground. Nothing
new has tEsnspired on the river.