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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-18
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES

Washington, June n

washington, June Ia.
A terrible explosion occurred at the
Washington Arsenal to-day, few min
utes before l2 O'Clock. 1t seems that
some red stars for fireworks had been
made aud ses ont on black pans to dry.
They could not stand q TEN mperature of
more than 200 degrees, and under the hot
sun soon reached that One Of the stars
ignited which set the remainder of, ex-
plodiug the laboratory The occu pants
of the building we're all females. Upon
the explosion . terrible scene was Wit
messed in the yard. There were about
200 men and 800 women at work. .
number of whom we're burned and bruised
in endeavoring to get away. The alarm
was immediately given, and after the Ere
was extiDguished q search for bodies was
commenced. Eighteen bodies have thus
far been taken out Of the ruins
burned to crisp. II was impossible to
recognize them. Eight females we're ta-
ken ou, in sad condition and placed in
the hospital.
The scene at the yard was Of the most
heart-rending description. The parents
of many Of those at work in the build.
ing and yard rushed to the scene of the
disaster to make inquiry after the safety
of their children; but the names of III
who have perished cannot be ascertained
until call OF the roll can be made, and
those who have been saved are assembled
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Pay Of ceisrsA Trseps.
Washington, juno II.

The army appropriations bill, which has
just become law, provides q sollovs:
All persons of color Who have been or
may be mustered into the military service
Of the United States. shall receive the
same uniform clothing, arms, equipments,
camp equipage. rauons, medicine and
hoipital attendance, pay and smolumenss,
other than bounty, Is other soldiers Of the
regular or volunteer forces Of the United
States Of = like arm Of the service, from
and after the first Of January, 1864; and
every person of color Who shall hereafter
be mustsred into the service shall receive
such sums in bounty = the Presideu,
shall order in the difersas States asd
parts Of the United States, rot exceeding
800; Ill persons enrolled and mustered
into the service - voluasesrs under tn
cal da'sd Octeber 17sh, 1863, for 500.
O00 volunteers, Who wess q the time q
salistaent aes1ally ssrolled and sa6ise
re dsstt u ~ 6eats II which they volan
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The President's Speech at the Phflaasl.
phia Fair.
Philadelphia. June l6.
After the President had been conduct.
ed through the Fair, he retired to the
supper room. when Mr.. Thos. Webster
gave in bumper, The health Of the
President"
The President replied. closing Is fol-
lows:
:" We are going through with our task
30 far - am concerned, il it takes us
three years longer. have not been in
the habit of making predictions. hut am
almost tempted now to hazard one. /
will: 1t is. that Grant is this evening in
position with Meade aud Hancock, whence
he can never be dislodged by the enemy
untii Richmond 10 taxen. If l should
discover Grant may be greatly facilitated
in the capture OF Richmond by rapidly
poaring to him large numbers of armed
men aI the briefest notice. would you
go? Cries Of "yes!"] Win you march
on with him? [Cries of "yes! yesl'l-
Then l shall cali upon you when it is ne
cessary." Laughter and applause, during
which the President retired from the
table.
The President leaves for Washington
at q clock tomorrow morning.
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THs EXPRESSION OF DREss.-Wo,

TEE ExpREssroN OF DREss.-Women
are more like flowers than We think. In
their dress and adornment they express
their natures, as the flowers do in their
petals and colors. Some women are like
the modest daisies and viole,s-they never
look or feel better than when dressed in q
morning wrapper. Others are not them
selves unless they can fame out in gor
geous dyes, like the tulip or the bush
ress. Who has not seen women Just like
white lilies! We know several double
marigolds and poppies. There are 70
men IS only for vsivsts, like the dahlias
others are graceful and airy. like aEalsas
Nov and then you sec hollJhocks snc
sun6oweFs. When women are free I,
dress IS they like, uncontrolled BY others
aad not limited BY their circumstances
they do not fail TO express their tru
ehassctsrs, and dfess become5 : form Q
expeession very genniss and assfal.-
[Msssdish.
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Especial to Tribune-1
Headquarters Bermuda Hundred, !
June l5-2 O'Clock p. NJ.
The 18th army corps, Gen. Smith, de-
taehed from the Army of the Potomac on
Monday, rejoined Buffers command last
evening, landing at Point Of Rocks, on
the AppomotoY river.
On reporting to B utler, an order was
Immediately issued to Smith to move at
a. m In the m orning upoa Petersburg,
IN conjunction With strong cavalry force
under Kautz.
While | am penning these lines, the
rumble OF artillery and the gathering of
horses, As they cross the pontoon bridge
over tle river, is diatinctly heard. Han
cocF crossed near Fort Powhstt,in, about
lo miles below City Point
Gen. Benham arrived last night with
additional pontoon trains.
. Grant spent nearly all to-day with But
Ter, visiting the line of entrenchments at
this point, and expressing himself well
pleased with the condition of affairs here.
Butler o-day xelieved General Gilmore
from duty as commander Of the 10th ar
my corps, on the ground, it is alleged, oi
dilatoriness in moving his troops on Pc
tersburg last Thursday. Gilmore has re-
quested that Court of Inquiry investi.
gate the matter.
The Tribune's correspondent of june
18th says the movement to james river
was in three colums-H ancock on the
right, nearest the Chickaho miny; Burn
side on the left, and Wright in the cen.
ter.
o Sheridan is of with the divisions o.
Gregg and Torbett to find Hun ter to pilo
him in this direction.
The Herald's correspondent with But
Ter. 18th June, says Kautz left there las
| night with large force Of cavalry In tn
direction Of Petersburg.
| The Hersld's Fl. Monroe correspond
ent says the capture of Petersburg vii
place US IN possession Of the key to oil th.
railroads connecting Richmond with th>
south, preventing supplies reaching the
rebel capital, and also rebel conscriptl
from that direction. The only rsilro I'd
now open is the Lynchburg + Danville
and that is attended to By Hunter an,
Sheridan.
The Worlds Washington special say
rumors are rife that the rel ,els are svacu
ating Richmond. The rsbs,l Congress ID
journed hastily without clio sing tho busi
ness before them, and not only prisoner
but non-combatants have been remove,
South.
It y said the evacuation saa provide
for three months since, vb q they con
menoed moving the public archives +,
Columbia. s. c., Macon, Ga ;, and Afh,
| places.
From the heavy exodus Il we.sa =
| ldrcu recently. soma thi AZ the pls.
euSaated now, and that G rant viii III
i wbout struggle.
! Al rebsl saPita was asvsr i -
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nR. ]. F. SANFORD,

Having retired ffom the GENERAL Practice Of Medi-
cine IN consequence Of large and increasing Surgical
practice has made arrangements the treatment OF ali
case. enbs aced In the following enumeration
as1 All Surgical cases and Surgical operations
~. Diseases OF the Eye and Ear
shD Dfssas~~ of the Lungs and Throat
4TH Consultations with Ply sieians i'm all cases nj
home or abroad
In order to promote the better treatment OF SURGICAL
cases and Diseases Of the Eye Ear Dr. Sanford Ia
established Inhrmary for such cases where penta
VIII be well cared for and where all the appliances and
BEST means Of succesfnl treatment, used in similar
tutions In the large cities will be found
Having enjoyed for twenty years large and generous
patronage In the 6EyERaL practice Of medicine
gerry from the citizens of the this city and the surround
ing country Dr. respectfully Invites the public
tenton to his speci arrangements for the treatment Of
Surgical eases and diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
jel5-dn
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington. June IL

Washington, June II.
Senator Chandler, from the Committee
OF Commerce. has made report on the
bill for increased facilities of tele
graphic communication between the At
iansic and Pacific through the territory
OF Idaho BY the United States I telegraph
Company. The compittee ported an
amendment striking out the c9mpensa-
tion of Ss0, 900 for ten years fok the use
of the line by the Uoi,sd States!
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Washington, June IL.
To MAJOR GENERAL DIX:
The following dispatches have been-re.
ceived BY this Department:
City Point. june Is, via jamestown
Island, $50 A. NJ, June l6th.-Smith
with $1,000 men attacked Petersburg
this a. IN. Gen. Butler reports from his
observatory, near Bermujs Hundreds,
that there has been sharp fighting, and
that the troops and trains of the enemy
we're, As he writes, moving from the city
across the Appomatox as if retreating =
Hancock is not near enough to render
Smith any aid.
The Richmond papers have nothing to
indicate suspicion Of our crossing the
James River. They are expecting to be
attacked from the direction of Malvern
Hill.
City Point. $50 =. n, June 15.-Our
lstest report from Smith wss at 4 D. m.-
He had carried line of entrenohments .,
Beattey's House, the colored troops a..
saulting and carrying the rife-pits with
great gallantry. but he had not yet carri
ed the main line. He describes the rebe
artillery Ere a. very heavy. He expected
to assault the line just before dark. Han
cock is within three miles Of Smith.
City Point, \. y, June l6-vi,
jamestown Island, li:40 A.r-At 7:al
p. a. yesterday Smith sssaulted and car
| ried the uyincinol lina of the or.m. 49,
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Rebel Rluck.

The rebel organ in Chicago grpwe more
and more p.ucky as the fall of the rebel
capital grows more and nore certain.-
Hear il:
1t is this spirit in which is located the
rebellion-in which 10 found the resistance
to our arms, and which is fighting Us
every where from the Rio Grande 20 the
rebel capital. 1t is not the Southern for
t6cations, or Southern cotton, or corn
cribs, or mills, or dwelling houses, or ne
groes. that makes up the rebellion, but il
Is the spirit of the people; therefore, when
We capture forts, aud con6scate land, aud
steal negroes and cotton, We arc not touch
ing the thing ths. is in rebellion.
This Administration can never conaue,
the South. 1t may reduce it to q smok.
ing ruin, but there will be the same re-
bellion then that there is now. II viii
lurk, rife in hand, in swamp and thicket
and wiliremain there on The watch TO.
victims until the time shall come wher
the Government shall carry the olive
branch with the sword d-until it shal
mingle Cancellation with its attempts a
sut jugation.
The rebel organs in Richmond do mo-
quite see it in that light, bat they ane
their brother in Chicago are equal,
plucky, and show q kindred spirit. Thi
is what the Richmond Enquirer says:
This CoDfederacy, or the Yankee ma
tion, one or the other, goes down zoe
down to perdition. We al know By thi
time the late in store for NJ, if We succumb
Az surely - We completely ruin their ar
mies-and without that there 10 no peac
nor truce q also surely shall We max
them pay our var debt, though zoe rim
II out Of their hearts.
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Fig hting 1T PstsTsbarg-ora~t's Whsle
Army Across ths James River,
Especial to the Times.l

Especial to the Times
New York, June II.
One Of Grants cosriers, who arrived
here this morning, from Bermuda Hun
dred. with dispatches for the Govern.
ment, says when be left yesterday morn.
ing. Wednesday, 18th, lighting was going
on in the vicinity Of Petersburg. Can.
nonadiog and musketry firing could be
distinctly heard at the landing. 1, began
at early dawn. 1t was very heavy, and
appeared to be momcntarily increasing in
severity.
Grants whole army was across the
James river. The rear Was several miles
west of Bermuda Hundred. The whole
Of Smiths corps has arrived.
Several thousand fresh reinforcemepts
have reached Bermuda and more arc com :
ing up.
The 9Th corps had the advance. and he
thinks Petersburg before this is in our
hands, as the rebels had but q compare
lively small force there to defend il.
Nothing has been heard from Sheridan.
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jsisd4v
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To AcCrea. WIN Davern- Berry, John II Dsy as-
sisnse Of Burns Ren,gen, Csdy, Jones Peck Adams
Bruce
Yoa hereby notified that there il now on file In the
Office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee county
Iowa, at keokuk petition of Henry Collins claiming
OF you the said n Mc1rss tn Of Five Hundred and
Fifty Dolars with PER cent. interest thereon from
January 18TH 1885, as money due promis-
sorry notes and claiming against all IL you the fore
Closure of mortgage given said arad CON
vsging lots lSa 5o fSa and No. in Rees City plot sd-
joining the city of keokuk In the present city
inits.
Unless appear thereto aud defend before noon OF
the second day of the September ter IS64 Dis
ie Court Judgment and decree will be rendered against
yen thereon. RANKIN 4 McCRARY
teis-dsv Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Nem A0pertisernents.
I IsT OF LETTERS REMAINI

- In the Post Once At Keokuk ON the 18th day Of
Jnne. 1854.
1To obtain any Of these letters the applicants must
call for aduerttsed letters give the list
pay cent for advertising.
t4-H not called for within sns msstk they viii be sent
10 the Dead Letter Once
b. vsssest for the refsrs Of letter the writer
unclaimed within thirty days ie written printed
with the writer's asae PestsGee and Sfss scros. the
ieh.nd end Of the envelope the face side viii be
complied with al the usual prepaid Of postage pay
able when the letter delivered to the writer-sec q
Law Of
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Capture Of Petersburg.

Yesterday .. m. at O'Clock the 10th
army corps under Gen. Smith, left City
Point and marched for Petersburg
Gen. kautz's cavalry attacked the en-
tIenchments Of the rebels outside of Pc.
tersburg add at | =. m. succeeded in
carrying them and entered the. city
They were supported by the advance
guard o. Smith. The remainder Of the
troops were. at last accounts, march ing
IN the direction of Petersburg as fast as
they landed.
The endless stream of transports and
barges have BEEN making their way ny
James river to the new base Of supplies.
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NOTICE.

To John Page. silAs Kane B Merriam and Iohn
Page:
You hereby notified that there nov on l~ in the
tefks once nf the District Court Of Lee county Ioa
hcoknk, Petition of saavei Miller Rarns
cont Claiming of you the said John Page sent for
ffve Hnnred and EiityRfv 51uc Dollar wth interest
II ~ per cent per annuA fom May lt ISIS i'm favor Of
samuel Y Miller, promsssory note and claiming
agm~ut for the sum and interest favor Eanis
bafnssconi, rrcmissry note also claiming all
You the foreclosure of certsn given secure
sad notes and lots and block seven.
fE-fsnr ~ 10 the city Of keokuk, lee county Iowa
Un~ss appear thereto and defend before noon o.
the second day OF the ssid court
the hrss Monday in September 1854 ju gn,ent and de
will be rsndered against you thereon BY aefaut
RANKIN MccRARy
tsis-d4v Attorneys for Plaintiff
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New York, June IL.

New York, June II.
The Washington Star says Secretary
Stanton had received telegram from
Sherman confirming the report of the
death of Peck.
The star says also be has highly salts.
factory news from Sherman.
The Poets Washing special says the
mortality in the hospitals average 100
per day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-18

@ The Copperhead State Convention
OF Illinois passed only one resolution at
their late Convention, but that settles the
character OF the Convention as definitely
as platform of gigantic proportions could
have done. They passed resolution of
congratuation and a pledge of aid and
support to Vallandigham in his conflict
with the Government With great euthu.
siasm and unanimity.
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrAfE or Iowa, Ike Coryfr-ss.
By virtue of specsi execution directed issued
hy the Clerk Of the District Court said county
OF mth Hamiil and against johanna znel Charlotte
Biech Christins Zndei, Rosina Rinie Leopold Zinie
Amelia 2pdel ard Henry zindel, have levied upon
aud will sell to the highest bidder at the front door
Of the Clerks Once Of the District Court Of Lee county
o'clock p. NJ commencing at 2o'clock r. NJ of said day
the following property. towt: Eight s feet front
Main by eighty 1891 feet deep width sn Of
the northwest side Of Lot In block hundred
and seven Gle5s and also eight s feet front Main
street BY slightly feet deep same width the south
seven q, u In city Of Keol nj, Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied apon and sold by order Of court 10
satisfy sod writ Of execution.
Ksokuk, June IS, 81 ISRAEL ANDERSOy
Printer's Fee 81 o. Sheriff Of Lee Co. low
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CHRRlFF'S SALE.

" s1ArEoY Iowa, LEE Co.'S
By virtue OF special execution directed issue
by the Clerk Of the District Court county In
decree against Peter W. Potter and Ameda Potter
have levied upon and will sell TO the highest bid
der At the front dcor Of the Clerks oce Of the District
Court of Lee county lows, Keokuk. in said county
the 10th day OF July, A. D. 1854 between the hours
of O'Clock II. and O'Clock P. ~ commencing at
o'clock r H. Of said day, the following property
The onehaf Of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty nine I2gl in Township sxtyseven 6 north ol
range Ava f51 west In Lee county Iowa
Taken esied upon and to be sold by order court
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee 81 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, June is, 81 Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

sfArR Iowa. LxH Co.'S.
BY virtue Of special execution directed issued
by the Clerk of the District Court of county, favor
OF Hiram Barney and against Geyrg H. Aoeu land also
decree against Peter w. Potter and ofhersl have
levied upon and will sell TO the highest bidder the
front door of the Clerks Office Of the District Court of
Lee county Iowa at Keokak in said county ON the 10th
day Of July, A. D. 1854 between the hours Of clock
A. " and O'Clock NJ, commencing O'Clock p. NJ of
said day. the following property to-wit: Southwest
quarter Of section twenty nine ~ and the easthaif Of
the scutheat quarter Of section thirty 1901 township
sixtysesen 67 north ofrsnge Isl and in Lee county
Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printers Fee 81 00.I ISRAEL ANDERSON
keekuk, june Is, 81 Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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Madison. Ind. June II.

The rebel force in Trumbull county.
KY, took possession Of Bedford, the
county seat, to-day, capturing the proves,
marshal and others, and threatening to
hang the provost marshal q last accounts.
Bedford is- loo miles south.
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r. The emigration westward is un-
precedeated. Kansas papers represent
the roads - blockaded with teams. a.
many - 700 passing given point in one
week.
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The SIS. 600, 900 Lean
Washington. Jun ne IL

After . careful adding up of the
bids at the Treasury Departm ent it is
ascersioed the aggregate for the SIS,
OOO, 700 loan is about SO, ,O0O, 600. The
Secretary has decided " reject all offers
below four Per cent. premium and to take
those At and above four which will
make the sum accepted s4l ,OOO, 200.
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r. To gain correct acquainAoce
with human nature, it Is not neceesar ~
move In public or extensive sphere.
more limited circle Of observation CON.
duces to greater minutensss and accuracy.
A public mode Of life is favorable to
knowledge Of manners; private, to .
knowledge Of charaotsr.
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Fire In Sanasaky.

Sandusky, o., jane II.
A Ere about 8 p. m. destroyed the
Townsend House and several private
houses. Loss about es0, 900; insurance
$4,000.
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FORTRESS MONROE, June Is.

The following wounded from Point OF
Rocks we're admitted into the hospital on
the 18th:
&. 4. Chaplin, 39th Illinois, side; Fl
O. Corwin, 39th Illinois, leg; John Ray.
41th New York, foot. Thirty-efght died
in hospital.
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THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, JUNE l8.

EB Gen. Buell., who was mustered out
OF the volunteer service, has resigned his
Colonelcy in the regular army and retired
to private life.
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AThe senior class of Illinois Collepe
having enlisted ~ loo day men, the CON-
meacement exercises are peceesarilv
omitted.
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KEOKUK IOWA: SATURDAY. JUNE 1s 1se4

danger. The railroads south Of it are in
Grants hands, and AverilPs forces are 10
possession of the Danville railroad, and
the capital is completely isolated.
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H Col. Andrew J. Polk, brother of
Gen. Polk, has come into the Union line.
and given himself up.
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HOUSE WANTED-Within Eve

i minutes walk Of the Post ofice, and on the eas
side Of Main street convenient for quiet nsiy fou
prsons Rent not to exceed f~o hunred and fy dollars
Immediate Possession desired Address Box 2o4 p o.
June 18th isS{-dtf
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Baltimore, June II.
The dispatch about taking Petersburg
appears to be based on reports prevailing
at Ft. Monroe last evening, and may be
premature. No official confirmation has
yet been made.
Headquarters Army Of Potomac. !
June l6.
Our troops and trains we're engaged in
crossing James river all day Hancock 3
corps has advanced towards Petersburg.
which place he Was expected to reach
Last night, but nothing Official has been
heard up to this hour.
Heavy capnonading has been going on
in that direction. and it is supposed that
either Hancock or Butler has engaged th 9
enemy.
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DIssOLUTTON NOTICE Notice !,

IL hereby given that the co partnerships heretofore
existing between the suhscrbes under the irm
the @keokuk Plow Co." and c. =. CoRvKRsE Co.. are
this day Dissolved BY mstual All persons hav
Ing alAIs against dt~r arm requested TO prrs<nt
them at the oce Of tn. company fOr payment and all
Indebted TO either nrn requested to mske
immediato nsttleuaent VI the same
Tbs basines Of Plow Msnasscturing viii be continued
ct Tie sAms placs = hsFstors BY y. WAN.
u. WARD,
o. n. n0nnk
1saS-6A o8AA = Oomyn1nA
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New York. I'D ne N.

New York, June II.
The steamer Creole from New Orleans
10th, arrived last evening, but brings NO
news.
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Reported Er0e,eUtiOse q
Richmond.
Gen. Gilmore Dismissed by
Butler.
Terrible Explosion at Wash
ingtOn.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.

Smiths Corps Advancing on Petsrsburr
General Gilmore Rellsved---AuR Rail-
roads in Our Peasession--The Rebels
Evacuating Richmond.
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+ OST.-A large white and red poin,sr
Dog with the narns Burt ON the collar ap,.
sral reward will be paid fr his retarn 10 the unar
jels-dss III sTRoSs.