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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

WOUNDED SOLDIERS can have their
w 400 BOUNTY promptly PAID them. Widows land
hsrs Of decsased Soldiers the Pay bounty col
Isced and procured Sailors receive their Prize
Mney An can receive information and instructions BY ap
nivin: Ia RICHARD G. ELLIOTT
US. Army End Elvy 0&ee. No. 81 BlesckerSt.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING,
ARnr CLoIHIxs AND EQuiPAsK OFUcs,
n i4t CINCINNATI o. May IS 1854. !


No. i1tI CINCINNATI o., May Is, 1884.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
until FRIDAY. June TO- 1894 81 O'Clock p M. fol
furnishng III. pepaItmeni lbI eoniIaes with
$1,000 SHELTER TKSTS. OF less, 10 be delivered
within sol SIXTY days nom date. ke sample made at u
Tent Mandatory In this city.
kNAPrACkS-Arny s;andard
CAErfySs-Arny standard.
AxHELvES-iis u. s. samples Nos. and 4, ths formel
pTrfcTrsd.)
sample. Of which asy b. tho Once Of Clothing and
Equpasr IN this city.
be delivered free OF charv- the o. Inspection Ware
house In this ~ good rcsAses with the OF the
party furnishing the hind and quantity Of goods distinctly
marked on each article aud package
Psrss offering goods distinctly In their bids the
quantity they propose furnish the price and the time OF
delivery
Samples when submitted must be mark ed md numbered to
with the proposal and tho parties thereto must
that the goods shall be In respect equal 20
Army Standards otherwise tho proposal will not be eonsd
cred
guaranty tsned by responsible persons must
pany bid that the bidder will supply tho
ticles awarded TO him under his proposal
Bid. will be opened FRIDAY, June 10, 1854 at
O'Clock p. M this Office, and bidders requested to be
present.
Awards will be made on SATURDAY June II, 1854.
Bond. viii be required thai the contract will be faithfully
fulfilled
kilograms relating TO proposals win no, be noticed
Blank form, Of Proposas Contracts, and Bonds may be '
tanned at this OficrL
Tho rt to reject any bid deemed unreasonable l. reserved
BY order Of Col THOMAS 5W ORDS, A. y. NJ q.
CIV. MouLroS Csptsn and A. Y. NJ InJoueio
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Proposals

OvYIcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EouiPAGR,
No. 502 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, MAY n, 1864.
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPO-
"A SAILS vii. be received this Office until IL N.
on TUESDAY the 7h Of June next for furnishing by
the Depot Of Army Clothing and Equpass in New
Yosk City:
Infantry Trousers,
Uuiined Blouses.
Pcgged Bootecs,
Scwed Bootees,
Pegged Boots,
Sewed Boots
Stockings,
FEELING AIcs.
Samples of which can b. al this Office Bidders will
the quantity they wish 90 furnish and how they
complete tho delivery OF the quantity they bid for
They will submit with their proposals sample Of the arti
Gle they propose to furnish.
proper guaranty must accompany al bids for the faithful
performance Of a contract
The United States the right reject any the
whole OF the bids may be deemed i0 the interest Of the
service.
there Of the articles bid or and adore to
Lieut.. Col. d. III. VINTON. Dep. Q'rmr.Gen. u. = A.
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Cost ano founo.

T OST OR MISLAID -CERTIFICATE No.
i 4 l,2l3 for ONE HUNDRED SHARES OF the TOLEDO
4 WABASH RAILWAY Co.. COMMON STOCK, in name
GEORGE MANLEY Co El.o Certificate Nc. aet for
stock in name Of Lockwood Co Also. Certificate No.
al Ono Hundred shsss Toledo Wabash Railway CO..
Preferred stock In Of Csmmann Co. Also oet or mis-
laid In package *30e0 Of the Toledo Wabash Railway
Co I'd Mortgage Bonds via
Nos s4a and 9ss 800 each, Issued by Toledo Wabash
Railway Co.
No. 46a 900 essh ksuedby Toledo Wabash Railway
Co.
No. L31s i2s $3.50 each .usdby Toledo Wabash Rail.
way Co.
Nos LILO. ESQ each Issued By Wabash Western Railway
Co.
The transfer Of sd stock and payment Of Coupons 70 said
bonds have been stopped and all persons notified not 10
negotiate said stock bonds
Application will DO made for certificates
The indefs requested to return the same 70.
CAMMANN L Co, No. 50 VALID
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q. S. ORpSasCK AGENCY No. IS WoRra.sr,
Ngw.ioRK. May -, 1864,

q. s. ORDNANCE AeKScr. No. I; WoRrasr,
NEw.YoRK. May a. 1864
g EALED PROPOSALS, i'll duplicate, will be
- received until SATURDAY, June 1854, at o'clock
by this office for the supply OF -
5000 PAIRS BRASS SPURS.
They be mode in all respects 10 pn1teoi corkdn
hp and dineuons in strict conformity with tho standard
sample which can be seen at this Office.
They are to be delivered free expense to the United
this office and here inspected and none are to DO
pied paid for but approved inspection
Bidder. viii their bids the time 10 which they pro
pose make deliveries and each party obtaining contract
will be repaired to enter into bonds with approved suretes Tor
H. faithful execution Failure to deliver at specified time
will subject the contractor TO forfeiture Of the number he
may fail to deliver at tina, time.
No bids will be considered ron partie. other than regular
and such known 10 be- fully competent to
execute in their workshops the work propo.edfor
The Department the night reject or all bids
II deemed un saiisisetory.
Proposal. will be Addressed properly indorsed to Capt 3
CRTSPIN Ordnance o. g. Ordnance Agency No - ORTIZ
st., NewYork." s. CRlSPIN, Captain OF Ordnance.
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OvvIcR OF ARnr CLOTHING AND EQUiPAeR,
No SnI HroadXax Navy. York Inna l. IAtA

No. so Broadway Nsw'York June !, I554
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at
~ this ofce until u mr. TUESDAY the TIN Of JUNE.
inst, for BALIN0 ARMY BLANKETS until the ls Of DE-
GENDER nert the Contractor to furnish I'll materials
to bale the blankets In sasctory manner to ths De-
parnent.
The services to bc performed In the buildings Of this Depot
the contractor to supply the machinery.
Further information can DO obtained al this Office
Bidders will state the number Of bales they pat up per
BY two responsible persons stating awarded
tho bidder they viii ente into bonds for the faithful per-
formancs OF the work.
THIS United States the sh. to reject all bids deemed
Objectionable.
Proposals. should be indorsed Proposals for Bang Blank
e." and addressed TO L. Col D. n VlNTON,
Deputy Qnartsrmsstsf 0euAraL
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I OST or MISLAID.
IL CERTIFICATE No 1906 for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK dated Aug
H. 1863. In tho OF CANAAN Co. - .
The transsr has been stopped and II parties notified
not 10 negotiate tbs certificate
Application viii BE- made for new csvtihcsss.
The hndsr IL requested 10 return the same to
u. WHlTEH0U5E, SON MORRISON.
No 20 Willisms.
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NLAY LAND for SALE.--Nineteen acres OF
~ Land oil erad with the best FiEe and Poters Clay
the village OF woodbridse. Miiese1 Co.. N j. The Laad
favoaby saed for digging the clay well as for its ship
uent away being contiguous to tidewnter Tie Land IL
bounded three sides by roads that can be divided into
convenient plots and will be sold in parcels oftosether Hall
the purchase money remain bond snd mosgage for five
years six per cent interest Apply to Ars MARY SHARP
woodbdee ~ j. If not sold at private sale Def re- the Land
will be offered public auction the 18th June inst Title
indisputable.
further information INQUIRE the premises or Of No.
5lo Broadwsy Of OLIVER ). STRONG.
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Go Get.

NW RENT, fully furnished, with immediate
Possession. al Hastings (adjoinins the sesdence Of
ROOT. b. MlNTURN. esq), beautiful COUNTRY SEAT
10 minutes walk from The depot The House which is Of
fully located and commands fine view Of the river Grounds
handsomely laid out Earn, Stable House Clp-ners
Shop aud Hennery on tho premises For Rom &c. Gpy 10
81 .ftlV l.. Il. LUDLOW Co.,
Up l,6jl No. 3. Pine IT,
FHO LEASE FOR YEARS.-A PLOT Of
Il GROUND northeast corner Of 9-av and 23is Saita.
be Tor Coal Yard. e. g..
For particulars apply to T. c-ll-rg 01l'3 "r,i
~ ~ AILEN& GROWN. No o6 Broadway
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DOR SALE-A VALUABLE CORNER LOT

Il on Church, near CanaI'st
Also Lots Leonard Franklin. Whiteani Walkersts
Also, vLasbe improved piece Of property on Readest
Broadway. mn. |
Also, other desirable located property
For particulars, &c, apply to ALLEN h BROWN, NO.
Rrn dNa1
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no IRON FOUNDERS and MANUFAC.

l. TURERS DESTROYS Of CHANGING LOCATION or
STARTING ANEW.-YouI attention is called to Elizabeth
port being the best point New ork on
eccsunt the low OF css iron and lumber low taxes a
offering all the advantages Of the ey Please examine tho
place before Gts fnf tavof'
able terms. For particulars apply 10 COOLEY HE!DRiL,
TER Agents Ezabethr att or to Z. K KELLOGG, No iss
Pearlst, n. Y. ..I
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DOR SALE--A HOUSE ard LOT, situate
the northsry side of Rlstt. 30 feet easterly from
2dav. Apply to LEWIS MATHEWS Executor Of the
estate OF SUSAN DEGRAw. deceased, No is2 shav cor
ner of lshs, II sold before tho iSh day Of June
instant Il will be sold on that day at auction.
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WrJNHE HUMAN FACE DIVINE"-A new
l. System Of Physiognomy, Eyes. Ears, Nose. Lips
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lon with all Signs Of Character and How to Reafrhem In
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eHRENOLOGY, the Tempersments, Mans intellectual,
Social, and Moral Nature, How to Improve.
PHYsIOGNOMY with the % SIGNS OF CBARAeTER AND
How 10 READ THxx," on scientific principles
PSYCHOLOGY the Science Of the Soul" Mans rels-
tons to this life and the life to
volume the 10th, commences with this number.
Published monthly, in quarto FORM at 81 Samples,
By fret post, 20 cents Address FOWLER & WELLS,
$50 Broadway New York
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SEA SHORE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
~, The Madison House. situated in Madison. New Haven
County Connecticut hcr- OF Long Island Sound about
three quarters OF mile from the depot Nth all the furniture
aud xtnres SAID house will accommodate 10 borders Also
the stable and nine pin alley The contains about
land Altogether the finest locations the Sound
Eor further particulars apply to
NAV ia lb1 WIN S. HILL. Madison Conn
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nor SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
Il Fl.tbush. Lons Island 0shic House. with all the
modern improvements together with fourteen acres OF Land
ornamental and fruit trees grapery, greenhouse, &c The
property very desirable being only - miles
from Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn City rsiroad passing the
premises; also having front the City Park For
particulars inquire OF JOHN LEFfERT5. FlAtbush.
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MoNrnoss, Mach 3lst, 1864.

ED. GATB CRY: L. notice in thil
mornings issne Of your paper, ) commu.
nication over the signatars Of Marion, y
in which alleged njustics to Marion
Township is set forth in regard to the
proper credits to which the Township is
entitled. for volunteers. After making
q very credible argument in favor OF the
position assumed. /" Marion travels out Of
his way TO make the following very
broad assertion, to-wi,: Il win venture
the assertion and challange . successful
contradiction that not one Township in
the County that is set down as having
6lled its quota has dode 80 with out get
ting tvo-thirds of its men from other
localities" Now aMarion" +" should
know that he has weakened the force of
his argument by stating what the readfnu
public generally know 70 b untrse. /
would atase, for the benefit of "Marion. =,
that Aontross Township has not only
filed her quota on tie calls Of the Presi-
dest for 100000 men, but she is ,in ex-
cess nine, to be credited on future calls,
and all without counting the veterans
credits to which we are entitled. Oar
men we're raised without the extra induce
ment of local bounty, and not to exceed
two Of our men were raised out side Of
the township Now sympathixe with
Marion" IN his trouble with his Cop
perhead neighbor, West Point, but then
be should not make loose statements cal
,ulsted to convey wrong impressions and
20 do injustice to loyal neighbo~.
UNION,
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ST. LOUIS, March so, 1864.

ST. LOUIS, March 50, 1864.
Mr. EDITOR We bad some fun this
evening in the camp Of the Sd Iowa cav
airy, which viii do the Copperheads to
reflect upon when they have leisure.
Jesse c. Walters, notorious secesh who
lives near Dover, Lee County, came up
in camp about one hour since, having left
home in order to avoid the draft and said
that he told his mother if he was drafted
to inform him by letter of it, and be would
govern himself accordingly. But the
boys of Company B remembered his dis
loyal remarks which he uttered when they
at home, viz: "If am drafted, l will
shoot the man down that comes after me- =
The boys immediately asked him if he had
been converted to loyalty. He insisted
that he always had been, which they
knew was false. He arpealed to one Of
his neighbors, and asked him if be WAL
ters) was not considered loyal. The SOL
dier, not willing to lie to save copper.
head from receiving his just deserts, said,
No, not at home" SO the bows treated
him to full share of sole e-lsather. which
caused him to bounce like an India. rub.
ber man until he was bounced out ol
camp.
This same contemplate hound has I
brother in the 18th Iowa Infantry-a,
good a soldier as ever trod the earth. And
yet he. cowardly sneak, will curse d.
Union boys, and then come, after running
from the State in order 70 avoia the draft
and try to insinuats himself into our goos
gfaces. You can't come in Mr.. Cur.
/ The Sd is getting along oil right. w,
hsse hdone csss Of tbe spail pox. =
i All letters sent to our regiment shoul'
b. ssnt % Benton Barracks, Mo.
sss sss~a'es 80 fuus tral9y a. sg
j ONE or rHs Bo1sI 81 - n 4 Il 3b. ). :
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HA New Ha,spsAtre sorrevySpae.,,

AasP -" sso DOT e0G09i
sends the Boston Advertiser the following
anecdote, to illustrate the estimation il
which the New Hampshire Patriot was
held in yesrs geDes BY, byaoss a New
Hampshire's distinguished sons and Rep
resentatives in Congress
A party Of gentlemen, strangers to each
other, were travelling in stage-coach in
. certain section Of the State, when some
one remarked upon the dilapidated aud
ruinous condition of everything around,
and appealed to the gentleman (referred
to abovel to tell the cause Of thia sad
state Of things.
1T is easily accounted for" sid the
gentleman to whom to appeal vas made;
'it is Isaac Hills New Hampshire Pa
triot and Rsw Esgland RAM ta4
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LOCOMOTIVES We learn that the
Des Moines Il. R. Company have per-
fected arrangements for the manufacture
of Locomotives at this city; and for that
purpose have bought the building for
merry owned by Mr.J NJ. Hiatt, and have
sent east for number Of workmen.-
They will commence preparations imme-
diately for the successful prosecution ol
the enterprise. and will. in short time
be able TO furnish the entire amount Of
rolling stock used on the road of their
manufacture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

THE PEOPLES JOURNAL OF HEALrH.-
We have received the first number of a
very neat looking and we'll executed
monthly Of the above title. 1t is pub
lished in Chicago, and edited by Justin
Hayes, NJ. d., and c. B. Brackali, NJ. d.
The urgent need of such journal pub
lished in the West has long been felt, aud
we feel confident that it will be sustained
by the friends Of hygienic truth wherever
presented.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

At their salesroom at 10 clock this
Saturday morning, good second hand
furniture. consisting of black walnut
wardrobe, mahogany bureau, do bed
steads, tables, stands, what not, chairs.
carpets, DC; also large lot of 6ne stone,
china and table ware; also splendid gold
band tea set; mantle clock, glass ware
embroidered lace curtains, gil, cornices;
also large lot of kitchen utensils and
cooking stoves.
On Wednesday morning fine library
of books.
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To CHANGE HANDs--The Saint Louis
News learns that the Pisnter's House
changes ownership on the first OF April.
Messrs. Samuel L. Hatch and w. w.
,Felt-the former for many years business
manager, and the latter chief clerk and
superintendent-are the parties who have
bought it out. The house is to be re-
painted and re- fitted, improvements great
ly needed.
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To MArcH-Ths latest advices from
Mayfair inform US that Mrs. Squibob is
furnishing her new house. and has given
orders for = large Bible with blue cover
" to correspond with the other furni-
ture ~
They asked wise man, from whom did
you learn manners. He answered from
the snmannerly for Was careful 70
avoid whatever part of their behavior
seemed to me offensive.
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The COMMENTED SLAv.s. - The
Richmond Dispteh explodss l fsvorite
argument Of the slaveholders, in the fol
lowisg paragraph: s {
" esterday morning, negro named
Ned. beaosgiDgsto the estAte Of Nichsel
Noulan, Was arrested BY officer Green,
charged with persuading Dsvy. slave Of
DR.. y. 4. Early, Of this city, to escape
to the Ysskses. Hardly dsy passes 81
that some negro is not arrested on sim
ilat charge, and the severest penalties Of
the law should be inflicted upon each Of
fender, when The evidence is Of such 1
character as to Justify it."
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GOOD place Ter C.rperA..a..

5 The last News publishes letter from
Idaho. portion OF which must be very
comforting to persons Of the Copperhesd
persuasion who contemplate emigrstine
70 that country. The writer gives notice
that there Is no restraint upon Copper.
heads, and they can express their senti-
ments openly without let or hindrance
He also says that there is no recruiting e
there, and that draft will not be sob
mittei to. Also, that there are plenty
Of gamblers and lots of whisky, and bad
women are On the increase. Certainly
Idaho must be very Heaven for Cop
perheads. No volunteering, no draft
plenty cf whisky-and can talk and do as
they please-what more could butter
head or coppersail wish y-[ Keosauqua
Rep.
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Es- The project of removing the
Pennsylvania capital from Harrisburg to
Philadelphia is meeting with more favor
from the members of the present Legisla.
ture than we had thought possible. The
Harrisburg correspondent of the North
American, of Friday. says that the feel
ing in favor of the removal of the capitat
to Philadelphia is increasing among the
country members, and if vote could be
taken now the bill would be carried. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

nR-kentucky University, in Harrods-
burg, ky, with lis valuable library and
part OF It's apparatus, was consumed by
fire few weeks ago. The fire was dis
covered whilst the students were reciting.
The College was built and owned by a
religious denomination called Reformers,
and has an endowment of Sl50,000.
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FouND.-In Lee county, Iowa, . pocket
book. The owner can have it by proving
property and paying charges BY calling on
Luther r. Huse, living four miles directly
south of Hamilton, Ills.
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H The steamer Jennie Whipple will
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connections at Burlington and Davenport
with trains east and west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

CHRISTIAN UsITY.-The last of q se
ries of discourses on Christian Unity
will be delivered in St. johns Church
on Sunday, the Sd inst.
Morning-Wesley's views on Unity
in his own words.
Evening-Can the lost Unity be re
stored aqses4ss
Christians of all denominations are
earnestly invited to attend.
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IsFo.s.T,os W.xrrn-Wm n G..

REFORMATION WAsrRD.--Wm.H H Ger
brick, now brakesmsn on the Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad, of this city, desires
information as to the residence Of his
parents, Jacob and Mary Gerbrick, who
he has not seen nor heard from for seven
teen years. The last he heard from them
they were at Pistsburg, Penn. They
have lived in Somerset. Penn. Any in
formation respecting them will be ,bsnk
fully received. Pi.tsburg aud other Penn.
sylvania papers will do great service by
copying this notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

GARDEN Pas. An exchange, in
speaking Of the spring planting, says that
it Is time garden peas we're put in for an
early crop. As the frost does not hurt
the vines, some plant in the fall, but BY
putting the seed in now an early crop can
be obtained. Soaking the peas . few
hours in warm water until they commence
to sprout, will advance the crop materi-
ally. For an early table pea the "Cham.
p'on OF England IL considered best. The
"Blue Imperial" isss splendid pea, and
should find place in every garden. b
planting at different times plenty d
peas can Be had Ill the season With
but very little trouble. A good way Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION The rooms Of
the Keokuk Library Association will be
open this afternoon for the inspection of
the stockholders and the public. The
ladies are especially invited to call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

plant is 10 drills, four fest apart, making
two rows about eight inches apart in each
drill, and the seed about two inches in
each row. The Blue Imperial is dwarf
and do not require "brushing," and is an
excellent bearer.
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Third Grand ConceYs OF the MOI RI
Society.

On next Tuesday evening our readers
may expect another rich treat by this very
popular society. The selection of pieces
is most excellent, and we are assured that
perfect success viii crown their efforts.
Let US give them big turn out. Tickets
can be procured at all the book and music
stores OF the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-02

EThe War Department has ordered
the removal Of all the rebel prisoners from
Camp Chase, Ohio, to Fort Delaware.