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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-08
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ STAIR Iowa. LEE CorSTr-ss.
By virtue Of special execution TO directed issued
by the the District Court Of said county In favor
o Henry s Taylor and against VIM. T. Turner and also
decree against Jas johnson and Others therein naine
levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder At the
the Clerks Office of the District Court OF Lee
County lows at keokuk In said county the 9th day
Of February A. D. 1854 betv the hours OF o'clock A.
NJ and O'Clock p. NJ, commencing al O'Clock r VI. of
said day the following property owt Lots No nine and
ol in Block No. ninety weight S IN the city VI Eco
kuk Lee county Iowa. naurh may be necessary.
Taken levied upon, and be sold by order of court TO
satisfy said writ ofexecution-
Keokuk. Ian. ~, 1894. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee 81 So Sheriff OF Lee Co. Iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE OF IOWA, LEE CorNfY-Ss.
BY virtue Of special execution to directed, issued
by the Clerk of the District Court of said county, IN favor
oil A. IIine and against l. c. Dobyns and also decree
against Jeremiah Baldwin and others therein named
have levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder
the front the Clerks Office Of the District Court
Lee County, lows, At keckuk in said county the til
day of February A. d. 1854 between the hours Of O'Clock
A. VI. and O'Clock P. NJ, commencing NJ O'Clock p N.
Of sai day, the 5kQwins property t-wit Lots four ~
FIVE t5l and six 10y in Block hundred and ninety -four
lg41 the City OF keokuk Lee comfy Iowa much
as may be necessary.
Taken levied npon and 10 be sold by order Of court to
satistay said writ Of execution.
keokuk Jan. y. 1861 fSRAEL@ANDERSON,
Printers Fees 81 5a.l Sheriff Of Ire Co, Iowa
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CHERIFFS SALE.

NJ STirE or Iowa. LEE Co.'S.
By virtue Of special ecuticn TO directed Issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court If sud county ia favor
Of Rix Hale Co., and against Horace Wasiburna and
r. b. Spurgsnn. have levied upon and Will sell e the
highest bidder nj the doot of the Clerks Office OF
the District Cus Of Lee county iowa 81 keokuk In said
county the 9TH day Of March, A. d., l5 between the
ocloc H-ef said day. the following property. tot
The northwest quarter OF section niue ~ a, the soah
east quarter Of section fclr in township sixtysix 66l
north oil range six I6l west, ia Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upo and TO be sold BY order of court e
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee a. 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Eeokuk jan %, aol. Sheriff OF Leo Co. Isaa-
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CHERlFF 5 SALE.

sTA-s OF lowt LIE Co.'S
Nv ,rtpe az 4 special execution directed issued
nv t~ Clurk the District Court Of sail county In arr
al n Rutter, and against John A. Patterson fsnd aso
decree ags ns o. p. lnghanl and T. d. lngham.} have
Levied utsln and viii sell to the Hshost bidder al the
lunt door the Clerks Office 81 the district Court IT Lee
county Iowa. NJ Keokuk in said county, the 9Th day
Of March, A. H., 1SeI between the hoaIf II eieek
and O'clock " commencing at otIeck r n q said
day. the following property, to~wif: Let ~ hine "a
block No seyeats Io In the city OF hsekuk Lee county
Iowa.
Taken levied upon, ard to be sold hyofdeT Of court TO
satisfy said witt VI execution
Printers Pee 81 30 ISRAEL M bEHSVs,
Ksaiuk Jan 20 "a Sheriff oil Lee CO. Iowa
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CHERRIES SALE.

I'D STATE or Iowa, Lrs Ce---ss.
By virtue of special execution TO me directed Issued
y the Clerk the District Court Of said county in favor
OF j. H. BUTLER and against j. s kimbail tand also de-
cree against Abncr Reeves have levied upon and will
sell to the highest bidder the front door of the Clerk
Office OF the District Court of Lee county Iowa. al he-
kuk said county, the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1851
between the hours Of o'clock \ and o'clock p ~
commencing at o'clock Of said day, the following
property to-wft: The rear frtyix f46fnd twofnirus
eisiut f6Sl IN the city ofKeoknk Lee county. Iowa
Taken ierisi gpon ard % be sold by crder o. court 70
satla1y said writ Of execution. ~,n,nsox
Printers Fee ~ So iSkAkL ArghnSoN,
Keoknk, Jan. -, " hasIaH y - W. APWA
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

- SFAfE % IOWA LEE CDryrr-Fs.
BY virtue Of special execution to directed, issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county in favor
Of Charles karsner and against n Hornsh land also
decree against Bethany Hire and others therein named
have leried upon slr will sell the highest bidder
the runt door u the Clerks Office OF the district Court of
Lee County, Iowa. at k-okak. In said county.
ON the eth day Ut February A. b. 1854 between III e
hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. ", commencing
at o'clock r n Of sud day, the following property, to-
wit The Southeast quarter of Section eighteen s) in
Township sixiysix 100 north Of Range % west In Lee
county, Iowa, much may be necessary.
Taken levied upon and be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Jan. =, 1884. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Pee s. so Sheriff OF Lee Co., Iowa
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CHERIFF.S SALE.

STATE or IowA LEE CorSrY-ss
Nv virtue Of special execution 70 me drectes issued
49, D. n Dickenson and against james L. Esfes land
,sa decree against Amanda Estes and others therein
narsn / have levied upon and will sell to the highest
tct Court Of Lee County, Iowa. at keouk, in said coun
IL on the 9Th day Of February A. D. 1851 between the
hours Of o'clock A. d. and o'clock r NJ commencing
al o'clock M 81 said day the following property
VII Lots one az and twelve I'D in Block enc in Reds
Addition to the City Of kcokuk. Lee county Iowa, OF 50
much NJ may be necessary.
Taen este spou and 70 cold BY order Of court 70
satisfy eaidwrit Of execution. o,,
Keoknk. jan n 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
p,trs1s,s ~ a Oh sheriff q L. O.. Iswl
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ sTATL IewA LEE I0rEIr--ss.
BY yirtee - special execution to directed issnei
hy tbs 1sek Il is nsstrei Court c.iy in iasar
ef Thomas Davis aA1 against tlisrlt Haha L. r. Ford
II h foTf ard Rsc DECREE against August Stern and
others therein tanned have isk5e Ups and vii seli
the highest Daef. II the fTUut eT ii III Cirrk Office
~ the District Goar: o lee county. Iowa Kskuk in
said county gAe al dsS t~E1sTy a. j. ISt4 bs
tween the hours II . eeccs A " ani ocl.ck T. VI.
commencing oslek 7. NJ 81 sAd car the fae-s
property. tovit 11rts 30 FRET fronting Roudeau
street Ly t depth lat Ne r.eixe u n
bie thIrty <igif il tine CRY ot kskuk. L slrty
I9Hs being the tifty J tl4.frsu end sixsy
fe.t Ae~p c4 said Lot much may u nsssssur
Taks2, levied upon, and 10 be sid ~ eger 81 court,
satisfy said nit II exeeuts0u
keoknk, Jan. -, lo54. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers lee 8 -. SHERIFF Il Lse c., low
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The Golden Circle.

l. ne military OoDmiSsion, consisting
of Colonel Ryerson President), Captain
Bates, Captain Beckwith, aud Captain
Johnson (Recorder), commenced the
trial of the Carbon county "Buckshot'
prisoners on Tuesday last.
The first trial was against Philip Berg
man. According to the testimony, the
prisoner belonged to the sworn secret or
ganization known as the "Golden Circle"
They held their meetings at the house of
Conrad Horn, above Hazleton. Ed.
Winters was the president, aud admins
tered the oath. The members of the
Circle are sworn to support "the Cousti-
tuition as it is and the Union as it was, !"
to aid each other in evading the draft,
and TO discourage all efforts TO raise men
for the army. According to the instruc-
tions of the president, (Winters,) the
leading members of the organization are
General Lee, of the rebel army, and Gen.
erals Mcclellan and Mcdowell, of the
United States army. In case member
is forced into the army, by draft. he is In
structed, when on picket, to go over to
the enemy in the following manner: He
will give the hailing sign by raising his
hat over his head three times the rebel
picket, seeing this, andifa member Of the
order. will make the same sign, when the
following dialogue will ensue Rebel
Picket-"IIalt" Union PIcket-"Ho."
r. Pr d." (the initials of Rich
m nd. UP Ho." The rebel pick
ct will then say '.Richmond,' which CON-
pletes the ceremony, and the Union
picket will then 60 over. and either be
taken to Richmond and kept there until
the war is over or sent back on parole -
The secret mode Of entering Circle
is three raps at the door. The guard will
then receive from him the pass word,
'Juan,'' which will admit him into the
room and while he is walking through the
room to take his seat, he makes a sign By
simply pressing the ends of the fore hnger
aud thumb Of the right hand together,
and both arms IN a natural position. The
witnesses disclosing these facts were
themselves members, and attended meet
ings with the prisoner, Conrad Horn, and
others.
Bergman, one Of the said Witnesses, and
three others, waited on Mr.. Mumper, al
Audenried, and notified him to stop the
mines that the Government shall have
no more coal until the draft is stopped
and the war ended. Mr.. Mumper and
others certified TO the fact of giving said
notice.
The defence offered testimony to prove
Bergman's good character for'loyalty, &C.,
and that she voted for Lincoln" He
may have fallen from grace. How he
voted at the last election is not known &c
the witnesses.
The trial closed on Wednesday. The
finding of the Court is not known, and viii
not be until the proceedings have been ex
amined aud approved by General Couch
commander OF this the Susquehanna.
Military Department. Col. Charles AL
bright has been employed to represen
the Government. John S. Richards
ESQ, of Reading, was counsel for Berg
man Mauch Chunk Gazette, 28th.
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THE GATE CITY


United states RsgnlsrsArDy lOaasers
Who Resigned or Deserted on Ace
count OF the RebelAion.
The Secretary Of War has commuDica-
ted to the Senate the names of all the
officers, on-commissioned officers and
privates, il any, in the regular army, who,
between the first day of December, 1860,
and the first day of December, 1868, left
the service, either by resignation or deser-
ton, TO engage in the rebellion. Not one
private is shown to have proved unfaith-
full to the old flag. The number of dis
loyal officers is two hundred and forty
seven. Besuregard held the commission
of Captain; Hill that Of First Lieutenant;
Hardee that of Lieutenant Colonel; Stone
wall Jackson that of Second Lieutenant;
Albert S. Johnston that of Colonel and
Brevet Brigadier General; Lee that of
Colonel; Longstreet that of Paymaster:
Maury that of Captain; Marmaduke that
of Second Lieutenant; Magruder that of
Captain; Pegram that of First Lieutenant;
Pemberton that of Captain; Quattlebaum
that Of Second Lieutenant; Rains that of
Lieutenant Colonel; Stuart that Of Cap
tain; Kirby Smith that of Major. The
only General who turned traitor was
Twiggs.
This list is far less formidable than is
generally supposed. Probably not more
than one in ten of the army officers in
service went over to the secessionists
Many of our bravest officers, both in the
army and navy. are Southerners. This
speaks well for the loyalty of West Point.
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E-" What's whisky bringing?" In
quired large dealer in the article
"Bringing men to the gallows, and wo-
men and children to want, was the reply.
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.HrrlFF,a sAF,E. 4
CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ ~ srArx Iowa. LEE CoE-fr-ss
By virtue OF special execution 70 directed issued
by th eFk Of the District Court II said county in favor
q o. q Hale and against Cicero r. hughes executor VI
John Terrell DECREASED land also decree against Susan
Terrell, X. h. Hart, fancourt Nanorsal Louisa VAN
orsdali, Ann d. Hart, John Stoddayd Robert Simpson
&C., have levied upon and viii s-il 10 the highest bidder
at the runt door u the Clerks 0ce Of the District court
OF Lee county, Iowa. at Keokuk In said county the
18th day o February A. D. 1sS4 between the hours
criock A. NJ aud O'Clock r. NJ ccHnr ncng O'clock
r. VI. Of said day, the following property, to~t The
sonthe quarter OF the northwest quarter Of Section
thirty a2 IN township sxtyve les north. Of Range
nye hi west, and all Of that portion Of the s0uthwert
fractional quarter Of srcon that lies directly south
Of and between the first described tract, forty 40i
acres and the Dies hotnes River dividing the sasd south
west fractional quarter section by The north and south
In" which divides the quarter section north Of the
being hundred less, Lee county Iox
Iowa
Taken levied upon ami to be sold ny order Of eonrt
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Jan. fs 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printer Zee s. 50. Sheriff ol I4.. COUNTY Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

SE1bnAF . OhLEl.
~ sfAJr or Iowa, LIE Cursyy-ss.
B., virtue ~ special execution 10 directed, issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court a ssid county
Of Charles Niee and against r. W. Holt, James T. Holt
and kreS~rfek IL sandergrf land also decree against
Jacob for T. H. Ford and D. ". Ford. Edward W. Jones
and finiey have levied upon and will sell 10 the
highest bdisr AT the front door OF the Clerks Office If
the District Court u Lee county Iosa at ksoknk in said
county the 18th day a February A b. 1854 between
the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ com
neDcing nj O'Clock NJ Of said day the following prop
erfyr tswit Lots nine ~ and ten l0 ia 4ock
mine f'si IN the old limits Of the city Of keokuk Lee
county Iowa. excepting aud rr-eryng th~rtfrc for the
prI=e u fnAiie alley. following from said lot nine
1871 tit parcel u ground To- feet IN width from
the northwest rlsie u sail lot.
Takea, levied npn and 70 he sold ty order court to
! satisfy said writ 81 E xeet4rion-
ksekHk jan. i6. o. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Zee 81 u. she-ia ri Lee Co., Iowa.
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

~ sTArK OF Iowa, LIE CousrY-ss
BY virtue OF special execution directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court Of said county favor
q Frederick Parnum and against l. McKenny land also
decree against Eliza NJ Mckenny Jesse Reeves Brifton
Co. n, h. ThnnAasson T. Kaplee William sfsov, ststs
Of Iowa for ~ the School fund kc have levied upon
and win sell to the highest bdier ut the font DOM Of
the Clerks Office Of the District Gour Of Lee county,
II ksoknk In said county, the 18th day VI February
1884 between the hours II o'clock A. ~ and ucioch
r. NJ commencing at O'Clock r NJ Of SAIL day, the fol-
lowing property, tow: part Of the northeast qusres
Of section twenfys township si1ty<eyeu north
range seven west bounded follows Beginning at the
northeast OF said quarter section and runnina
fhenee west hundred rods to the line. fhenc1
south hundred and eight ros thence
hundred rods thence north hundred and
as rods the place u beginning containing I'D
less excerpt strip of Land along west line twenty
Feet wide reserved FIR roadway, lee county, Iowa
Taken levied npon and be sold by order of Court
satisfy said writ u execution.
Keokuk, Jan. Is, "a. IsRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 81 10. Sheriff Lee Co, Iowa
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nG- A story is told Of Dick, darkey
of Kentucky, who is notorious thief; SO
vicious in this respect that all the thefts
in the neighborhood were charged to him.
On one occasion, Mr.. Jones, neighbor
Of Dicks master, called and said that Dick
must be sold out of that part Of the coun-
try. for he had stolen all his Jones tur-
keys. Dicks master could not think so.
The two, however, went to the field where
he was at work, and accused him of the
disputed theft.
"You stole Mr.. Jones turkey said the
master
mo, / didn't, massa," responded
Dick.
TIE master persisted.
4 "Well," at length said Dick, "I'll tell
you, massa. | didn't steal dem turkeys,
but last night went across Mr.. Jones
pasture, and seed one of Your rails on
de feuce. so ! brought home de rail, and
confouud it when | come to look dar was
nine turkeys on de rail-
FS- Tho London Spectator has Gu
rious article on European royalty. Ih'
total number Of European sovereigns-
excluding the non hereditary Pope. ana
the seml-A static Sultan--amounted, OF
the lst OF January of the present year, t.
exactly thirty mine. Of this number, nj
fewer than thirty are Of direct GermaI
origin, that is. born and bred in Germany
while Of the remaining nine, there arr
four of German descent. The only Gvs
onGerman sovereigns of Europa, th,
rulers of France. Italy, Portugal, Spair
and Sweden, are, however. more or les
closely related to German families.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13
TO PREVENT SICKNESS,
PUR I Fly TIL b B LOOD!

NOTHING is more wholesome al this TING
IN ofyear, than a gentle purgative Il will
purify the blood snd digestive organs, and ena-
ble8the system the better to endure the warIn
season to come. For this purpose we would.
advise every one in quest Of sound health, to
try a box Of Prof. Wundranl'5 Vegetable Pills
or Powders which have proved 50 salutary tht
past two seasons, to all who tried them:
For sale at most Druggists. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column. up 3O-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13

FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY. This old
Company, whose IS anization dates anterior OF
he war .of rs, and whose services have proba-
J. ag been rendered at every fire Of note in this
vicinity from that period to the present, will
next week be. in receipt Of its Engine and
Hose Reel, which, after much use and recent
abuse, have been made as good as new A
meeting Of the company, in order to arrange
for the reception Of It's apparatus, will be held
atthe Company 5 Hall, on. Monday evening
next. A full attendance Of the members, with
others desiring to become members IS earnestly
requested BY the President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13
BRICKSl.

B E1oKs! pn1ons,u Bklohs''
The subscriber has now on hand q large supply
of BRICKS, Of the best quality, which he Will
dispose Of on the most reasonable terms. Or
ders left at the store Of Mr. G. Appich, No
ISL, King street, or. at the Brick Kiln, on ST.
Asaph street. near the Canal, will be promptly
attended to- lily 6-1m* M. NJ KELLY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13

BOARD Az A DELIGHTFUL COUN-
d TRY RESIDENCE TWO MILES FROM
THE CITY The advertiser has two or three
spare TO oms and will take a few boarders for the
summer, on reasonable terms. The house is
supplied with bath rooms, and all the convent
ences Of a city dwelling, and is most delight
fully situated for health and. scenery. For
further particulars apply at the Gazette Office
ie-1T If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13

Il Madison Day, and J. @. A. Fellows,
tvoctizens Of New Orleans, have addressed
a letter to President. Lincoln, Ia which they
make public and prove by documents the fact
that Michael Hahn, at present Military Gov
error Of Louisiana, held and exercised the
office Of notary public in New Orleans during
the Confederate occupation Of the place and
under Confederate authority.
The London News says that vessels have
just arrived at Liverpool with about $4,000
bales Of cotton, the proceeds Of which are to
go towards the sinking fund for redeemlng
Confederate bonds and paying the dividend OF
the coming April account, provision having
already been made for the September account.
The venerable missionary, Rev. Jonas King
D. D., Of Athens, Greece, arrived IN New
York on Wednesday, in the steamer Wash
lugton, twelve days from Havre. 1t IS thirty
Six years since Dr. King left the United States.
The New London Chronicle, and old and
leading Republican paper Of New London
county, in the State Of Connecticut, and which
has carried the names of Lincoln and johnson
aslts mast head, withdrew them on Monday.
The London papers state that notwlthstand-
ing tie drought which seems to have visited
the eastern as well as western world, crops
generally bid fair to be very good.
ten. Patrick has issued orders forblddlng
recruiting AGENTS from enlisting negro men
Nlthln the lines Of the Army OF the Potomac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-14

No persons are hereafter to be admitted
within the lines of defence around Washington
without a permit signed by '4en. Augur OF
Secretary Stanton. Those offending will be
arrested, and theil teams AMI vehicles couhs-
Gated to Government use.
The National Intelligencer cenaures the d1la-
tory course of Gov. Seymour OF n. \, IN re-
lation to collecting troops recently Tor the de-
fence Of Washington.
The Washington Chronicle announces that
Gen. Tyler arrived in Baltimore yesterday
It this be true, the report OF his capture was
incorrect
The supply Of milk and cream from the
country has been small during the past few
days, end les5 ice cream has been sold than
u1uai.
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POST SC RIP
T II G. n f W s.!

THE NEWS!
The Baltimore papers of to day and the New
York papers Of yesterday reached here about
| O'Clock to day Railroad and telegraphio
communication has been resumed between
Washington and New York From the Bal
timore papers We take the following items u
news
European advices to the q have been re-
ceiyc1 at New York. The Danish war has
recommended The Prusslans hare captured
the Island Of Alsen, after stubborn tight, III
which the Danes lost tIom twenty-five hun
dred to three thousand men. A meeting,
com posed of members OF the House Of Lords,
was to be held at Lord Salisbury s, for tie pur
pose Of deciding on the course TO be adopted
on the Danish question, but with especial ret
erence to the resolution implying want OF
confidence in the Government which Nr. Dis
laeli was to offer in the House of Commons
on the ensuing Monday. The British Govern
ment had been defeated, BY majority OF two
votes on the rejection Of religious tests az Ok
ford University. The formation Of Law
Holy Alliance between Russia, Austria anu
Prussia is confirmed by diplomatic Documents
published by the London Morning Post
The Florida has recently captured and bETD,
ed whaler, lumber brig, coal loaded bark,
and number of other vessels, and on the 9th
captured the steamship Electric Spark, at
| ocean steamer, plying between New Aosk sad
New Orleans via Havana, and as she dyes net
appear to have been burned, il is not ,mproba-
bic that she may be put in commission IS
oonsort TO the Florida The Electric Spark
| was commanded by Capt. }. {. t4raham, o.
this place No personal property Was Destroy
ed or taken, bur the steamer: With ell the
mails contained In sixtg-6ye bags, was retain
ed. The captain, crew aud passengers, about
forty in number, were then put on board fhs
British schooner Lame, which vas bound 70
New York. For the performance OF this duty
the captain Of the Lane is said to have been
paid seven hundred and twenty dollars III go1o
by the captain Of the Florida. The Electric
Spark made very narrow escape from oes'
truction, being mistaken for transport dao
she not stopped after the third shot, DToao~
side which was In readiness Tor the purpose:
would have destroyed her. The crew ana pas
sengers are represented to have been well t1ss*-
ed after her character was discovered'
The Baltimore Gazette says; General iylas
and his staff, succeeded il making their escape
and safely arrived yesterday morning at Eth