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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09

The MICHIGAN SOLDIERS VoTIYG BILL
This hill provides that every white male citizen If
Michigan in the military service Of the United shall lie
entitled 10 vote at all elections. whether within tue
limits of the State or not. poll is To be opened on
election day for each regiment detached portion q;
regiment Inspectors and clerks of election 10 he
chosen by the soldiers, each of whom shall take the
following oath:
do soeinnly that viii support the Constitution
the United States and the Constitution OF the STATE OF
Michigan and that will impaItay, aud 10 the best al my
knowieJse and ability perform the duties onspecor " r
OF this election and viii studiousy eneavor to prevent raua
deceit ANA abuse in oondI acting the same"
Each voter must declare his name and his residence
before entering the service. Votes are to he reosu
in the usual manner the bill presenting suifa'e az"
minute regulations for the polls and for The ""ns"'
sion of the ballots 10 the Secretary OF stare. y 'o
soner is sent TO each division the army VII" p'i
forms, poll books. &c. he being under oa'" NV I"
tempt 10 influence the vote ofany soldier ana PUNISH
able for misfcasance by fine and Imprisonment Any
officer who u,erfcres with the execution OF the act W."
be recommended for dismissal The act 10 continue }"
force during the war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09
TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

The following is list OF the killed and wounded all
OF them bc.ongine % the ID Dission. u CORPS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-09

spcCiaI Ditpaich % The Y. ]. Inbune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. 2, lstf.
From your correspondent i. {. G. we have
the following full account OF the recent reconnaissance;
HRADQuARTERs Amy oF THE PoToMAc, }
Fol > ia
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIIth ooNGREss--First scs.je,
Washington, March %.
SENATE.

haeHibpiUA, MafcH %.
SENATE.
Salisbury made his speech in favor OF
Powells Gill to prevent military inter.
ference in State elections.
A bill was introduced to construct q
Ship Canal from the Mississippi river to
Lake Michigan for the passage of naval
vessels. Referred.
A bill was introduced to aid Indian
refugees to return to their homes. Re-
ferred
A bill was introduced authorizing the
Z. NJ. General to contract for carrying
the mails overland from Atehison In kau.
sas to Folsom. The appropriation is linn
tied to one million, and the transit TO six
teen days during SIX months, and twenty
days for four months of the year. The
Pacific Railroad as fast as com pieted shall
take the place of the over-land mail ser
vice
The Senate agreed to the report of the
Conference Committee on Tue Military
Academy bill.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
Washburn, of Ills, from the Commit
tee on Commerce, reported bill to pun
ish agents or owners of steamboats, who
change the names Of such vessels in order
to deceive the public.
Bill passed.
While acting on the amendments it was
lound that no quorum voted, whereupo q
there was cali of the House. To secure
attendance the doors were closed to hear
the excuses for absence. A long time was
spent on private bills.
The House afterwards went into Com
mittee Of the Whole on the National
Bank Bill.
Hooper offered an amendment provi.
ding that banks with capital of $780,
600 be organized in any place with q pop
nlation of 800, such organization to be
approved by the Secretary of the Treas.
ury.
Brooks opposed the amendment.
NO quorum being present, call of the
House was made, and the Sergeant at
Arms was instructed TO bring in sbsen.
tees. Several were brought in, appe ared
at the bar of the House and were released
on payment of the usual fees to the Ser
geant.
SpauldiDg refused to be arrested at first,
but as motions were made to the detri.
ment of the Sergeant-at Arms, for not
doing his duty. Spaulding came to the bar,
excused the officer, explained his absence,
and was honorably discharged by vote
of 81 against 81
Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26

A TOUCHING IscrDEsT.-A little boy
had died. His body had been laid out in
the darkened room. waiting TO be laid in
the cold, lone grave. His afflicted mother
and bereaved little sister went in to look
at the face Of the precious sleeper-for bis
face was beautiful even in death. AS
they stood gazing on the face II one so be
loved and cherished, the little girl asked
to shake his hand At drst the mother
thought it WAS not best, but the child re-
pealed the request. and seemed very anx-
ious about it. She took the cold blood
less hand of her dead boy, and placed it
in the hand of his weeping sister.
The dear child looked at il moment,
caressed it fond!y, and then locked up to
her mother, through tears of love, and
said
Mother. this hand never struck me- y
What could have been more touching
and lovely?
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~ Telegraph Ssw YoxT March -
eo;son--irm 1875 fer niatiing uraands and II
9 &c fer ios iasialn-.
yiearsc better aaa scarcely 90 active 5es1 81 f,r
extra Stat. 1s4T ~ fx r. H. a., aafl z5s.s q Esr
tTzls bsaods, SGT elo~ieg ffra.
Mhtsksy-irsgnler sHd unseitlei al p9rAI O. far
IN.
Nh1a-in limited sugTly. and market 10 q better
esesi - ies Chcaso s,rng. | ssssi - FIR Nil CluE,
e-eti 20 for Winter Rel Western t. fes old do
Rlce-1Ifm >; ! 23sGi
tuTnia letter ami nssc srtiye st 90 for Cd ship
ping Asxsi Ne&ssgn ~ store.
oafs-ie i--fses. ssssle Ter Western
Norsi--fTr1a ami sspiA!ssx ~ moment dHinz
Petroleum fi-rsss rsGaed IN bond So. crude quoted
fria s-e.
Fegk-i active demand 1t III CHER prices - 90 ts meg.
- ~ fes ell d. = ya-s a. fpr do c--fug a,
batter prize ? p So 81 tn ad All n-H pFins- - -r
= ~ ior prime a 40 h1- prime frf M@f
bug apten, ~ - 5 ~ bids ior Ays NJ ~ "
5s3 ibis ely prime asil,esAiIe s4n5 week In
April, a - sas 10 bsls .sim~ deliverable C
asgu. III - -.
Bee-PtrsasF With fair GrnianI AZ 50a o. FIR cann.
Try az7 nss6 - FIR roantsy pTias4 IL als nu
rvIsaeked n-ss; IL esSls mess lcef hams
hrm at - "a ~
tnt Heat@-StsssIs With sugd demand al psalI0 for
shoulders Is sl51s INHi-
HAcon ~sSesIn gcsi request and very frrn ii LA
lis4 fsF Western tumrial IL Tor Do long ribbed
Tea 49, fr d. short Ribbed III hong ceNr Is for
short clear f4 ai5i Ser do ioag~ut hams batter prize
fof extra choice.
Larf-ssrsi hTu4sr al HALT
Eutter-fIrnss a, 5r5>r for ohio: IS 9so for State
theese--i5as iae t'f common 10 prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26

sword for Gen. Grant.

A magnificent, sword was presented TO
Gen. Grant at Nashville, on Friday last,
by a committee in behalf of the citizens
Of 10 Daviess county. Illinois. The scab-
bard bore an engraved list of all the battles
in which the General has taken part. The
following is his response
4" Genaemen Permit me, through
you, to return to the Board OF Supervisors
aud the people of 10 Davies county. nv
sincere thanks for this beautiful and valu
able sword. Say TO them that accep, ii.
not so much as mark of esteem TO my
self, as an evidence OF their devotion to
their country, and their appreciation of
the progress towards a foal triumph,
marked By the unbroken series of sue
cesses 10 every battle named upon it, from
Belmont to Chattanooga, and l will use it
In the maintenance of our national liberty
and law SO long as the Government and
armies repose confidence in NE, and an
armed foe to these exists. Say further to
them that the support they have given me
through evil as we'll as good report, has
been to me solace, and 10 remembered
with gratitude. and that, a. in the past,
the successes of the brave armies which
It has been my fortune to command iusti-
lied that support. SO in God trust the
continued successes of our armies in the
future may justify its continuance.
l am. gentlemen.
Very respectfully,
Your obi servant,
U. s. GRANT,
Lleutenant-Gen. l.. S. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
Strength Of the Rebel Army.
New York, March rs.

New York, March rs.
A Baltimore correspondent of the
World gives the following, as to the
strength of rebel army:
Department of Va, Gen. r. E. Lee,
commanding; headquarters with the army
seven divisions of infantry, 10000
men; $50 pieces Of artillery, 5000 men /;
fifteen regiments cavalry, $4,000 men /;
at Richmond and vicinity, under Elsey /;
at Petersburg, Weldon, Goldsboro, Will
mington, and along the Railroad between
Richmond and Wilmington, under Gen.
Pickett and Gen. Barclay. 80, 900. under
Gen. Imboden and Col. Mosby, near the
line Of the Baltimore l. Ohio r. R., and in
Northern Virginia, 5000; from Lynch
burg to Arlington, in Southwest Virginia
and guarding the line OF the Great South.
ern X. r., from Lyncbburg to Long
streets pickeis in East Tennessee under
Gen. John C. Breckenridge. 5000 men.
Total under Gen. Lees orders, 80, 00C
men.
Department of the Southwest. Genera
-. Ufk, tumIuduuiES, ucdu Qudltcto a.
Demopois, near Selma, Ala. Under
Gen. Joe Johnston at Dalton, and opera.
y ting against Gen. w. I. Sherman in Gen
Grants late department, including the
corps OF Gen. Hardee, 10000, 3 strong
part of which was recently sent to Fla.
cavalry under Forrest. Richardson, S. D
Lee and Writ Adams, $4,000 in East
Tennessee under Longstreet, headquar.
tiers at Balls Gap, 10000.
Department of the Gulf, until recently
com manded by Gen. Beauregard. head
quarters at Charleston, S. C.. and troops
at Charleston and Savannah, $4,000.
Trans Mississippi department, Lieut.
Gen. Kirby Smith, commanding divisions
of Gems. Price aud Holmes in Arkansas,
and Gen. Magruder's division in Texas
$4,000.
Department Of the Gulf At Mobile,
under Gems. Maury and Clay born, 5000.
Total number of disciplined troops,
| 1880
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
Especial to World
Washington, March Is


The House Naval Committee, who have
had under consideration for several days
the Senate bill to egualize the grade Of
line-officers in the navy, agreed to that
measure BY adding two very important
amendments. The first provides that oil
line-officers who have been in the service
IS years, whose record is clear, shall be
returned one grade higher than hereto
fore held.
The other amendment breaks up the
existing order of seniority. Hereafter
officers who have distinguished them
selves in naval service. shall be advanced
thirty in numbers. The bill will be re-
ported to the House on Monday next and
1t once put upon it's passage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
San Francisco, March Is

The Union State Convention wss or.
eanised at Sacramento, yesterday BY elect
ing WIN. H. Sears, chairman by IS maj.
over w. H. Parks. The latter was the
anti Conness candidate The whole num-
ber Of votes cast was 357.
To-day the Convention unanimously
passed resolution p-aising the national
Administration, declaring Mr.. Lincoln
the FIRST choice for next President, and
endorsing CONFESS.
Delegates to the Baltimore Convention
are not yet elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26

r Tie House today Tssos5idsssd The
vote on tho passage u 6tsvsns's rssolu-
ton on the habeas corpus BY the casting
vote Of the Speaker.
Macon, Ga, March 1855, 65o, 600
have been funded in ssnt. bonds np
70 tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
Fl. Monroe March 9

Fit. Monroe, March "a.
Tn, Richmond Dispatch of the 2lst
contains the following:
"DemapoIs, March fisherman and
hurlLut have gone down the river with
. large part of the army, on forty.two
boats. They are said to be going up RI d
River to Shreveport
"Cs@terIsnd Gap, March is.-The
announcement of the capture of Cumber.
Land Gap appears to be premature. No
news from Charleston"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26

Ci.oiunati. March rs.

The steamer Alice Dean, hence TO Men,
phis, NJ into tbs bsnk sixty miles eelo.
this city, about 9 O'Clock last night, and
sunk. Her bow lies upon the shore, and
her stern in about twelve feet water
Her cargo Is being takenof in damaged
condition BY the Lsdy Pike, and will
probably all be off BY Saturday evening.
It is thought that the boat can be raised.
No lives lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
REBEL DISPATCHES.
Orange G. H., March FL.

Orange G. H., March 81.
The enemy still hold their old pickle.
lines.
Mliledgeville, Co., March I9.-The
House passed, last night, Mr.. sseveps's
resolution relative to the habess corpus.
by 10 maj.
MiIIedgesille. 10. p. m.-Tbe session
Of the Legislature has been prolonged I'M
III II o'clock tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
Legislative Summary

The Senate yesterday passed the VAL
ley Railroad bill, the Capitol Building bill.
bill to separate Offices of County Treas.
urer rand Recorder, bill to provide for pub
lication of the laws of the prcsen. SESSION
10 German newspapers and appointing
Mt. Guliche, of the Burliogton Tribune.
translator, and bill to provide for settle.
ment With Winterboiham d Jones. Con.
Cured in House amendments to several
bulls and saw the last of the Gold Bill.
The House passed the bill providing for
the publication and distribution of the AID
jutant Generals report for 1864, the bill
locating the Executive office and fixing
the Governors salary at $500, the bill
giving county courts power to enforce
judgments in bastardy cases BY execution.
The bill authorizing the increase of sal
aries of District Judges by Boards of Su-
pervIsors was indefinitely postponed and
the School bill was amended so as to leave
tue duties and compensation of County
Superintendent to be fixed by the Board
OF Supervisors in the several counties.-
Des Moines Reg 13d inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26

s6r Gen. Meade has written a letter
TO Rcverdy johnson about the testimony
gwen by Gems. Sickles and Doubleday
that he gave an order to retreat Alter the
hrst days fight at Gettysburg, denying it
point blank--admitting. howeves, that he
arranged before the battle to take safer
position, and one where he could more
advantageously accept battle, and dwell
ing with particular tenacity upon the point
that that could not be retreat which vse
70 Aks place without . fight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
I Special to Postl

The COMMITTEE on the Conduct of the
War find no evidence against Gen. Meade
in their investigation.
It's reported in Washington to-day
that the treasury will probably furnish
New York merchants, next week, with
coin or coin certificates at specified rates
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
Fort Monroe, March "a.

The following Union officers have ar
rived from Richmond:
Col. G. Van Heinrich, 4th Missouri I;
Maj. j. C. Vanandor, Sd Ohio; Capt. W.
F. Armstrong, Path Ohio; Lieut.. D. A.
Burns, seth Ohio; Lieut.. J. G. Bidwell,
8Oth Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
FROM FORT MONROE.

Fort Monroe, March %.
The dispatch steamer Fort Jackson ar
rived this morning from the blockading
feet of Wilmington, and reports great
number of wrecks all along the coast from
Hat.eras to Cape Henry. Spars and
pieces of wrecks floating in the water
were found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
Philadelphia, March -.

The Democratic State Convention adop-
ted resolutions instructing the delegates
10 vote for Nc Clellan for President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
Special to Commercial I
Washington. Mar,

washington, March 20.
1t Is understood an appropriation will
De made IN the Senate to-day for the re.
movsI OF The Naval Academy FROM New.
inFi back to its old quarters at Annap-
oils, Md.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
Prize Fight.
New York. March %.

NtW IUfk, -sfdieu 20.
Joe Coburn OF New York has accepted
the challenge of Jem Mace OF England to
eight him in Ireland, and leaves for Eng
land on the FIRST of May.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!!

DATCHEL0R'S celebrated HAIR DYE - tn Bese q
II fAs World, The only Harmisss Trss ssd Rsiss1is
dye known This splendid Hair Dye is perfectchanaes
He'd Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly TO Giossy Bis<k ~
SKIN leaving the Hair Soft and Bcsutfu imparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and rec
hes the III effects of BAD Dyes The genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere in,ita-
tions and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists &c
rACTokf-sl Barclaystreet, New York. BaTcHrioa
INV leilAf eRiAs Tor Dressing the Hair. jye-dA~1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26

b. feiegrzph3 nav YoRx March Is
Money steass ste.
btls.
told hrmer: opening al l6SlS sd aneinz 10 l6es11
f6ss 4, aud elosing firm at ieel 4l6eIs
Government stocks without decided change
The stfTrcssuy receive to-day So 90 sub~crip-
ton to the lean
rforks on the street quite irregular
Ere l25iS. Harlem isi Erie LII I'LL. IL. Wa.
bash ~ bid " Wayne lar 90. BID LII Cent 10 u
Pitts II
Evening Stock Exchange not open tonight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
Important Military Changes---An Order
from Gen. Grant

Washington, March 25.
Gen. Pleassnton has been relieved Of
the command of his cavalry corps, and i:
ordered TO report to Gen. Rosecraus
Gen. Sickles is ordered 10 report tc
Gen. Curtis.
Gen Newton is ordered to report to
Gen. Sherman.
Con. French is ordered to report at
Philadelphia
Gen. Meredith is ordered to repeat at
Cairo.
Gems. Ricketts,, Gibbons and Wsds.
worth are ordered 10 report to General
Meade for assignments to command.
Gen. Caldwell is released to enable him
to set on court martial
-. psn. Spinols is ordered TO cit on court
martial.
/ Gen. Grants first general order is as
follows:
NoTIcE To EMPLOYERS IN MILITARY
RAILROAD SERVICE The use of intoxi-
eating liquors by any person when on
duty IN The military railway service is
positively forbidden. All employees of
government In this department detected
in using liquors when on duty. or carry
ing il with them on any military road
will be dismissed from the service
All along the road from Long Bridge
to Brandy Station strong stockade, are
being erected for the protection Of com.
missary aud quartermasters stores. This
does not look much ike an abandonment
of this route to Richmond.
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Commercial.


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PRODUOE AND PRovIsIONss
TIoy.-snperhne, . 90 spri.g wheat Extrs, = 80
g Con. i sI..-s sss 80 q ! Il icons.
sa1p sTu,1-s ssssa o.
CoRs-66@70c p bushei.
wHxAr-faL 81 25; Spring soc0N 90 p bushsl
GREES APPLEs--90cE2$1 90.
PorAross-65gse Ketsia sc p peck
Burrra-Common, 12l4Gi5c; Choice, 2oG2Sc; RETAIL
Ess.-i5t to iee, retail apc
CHicxxSs-s2 Soto 49, very scarce
WHITE BEass-common to Good, 81 soGs1 IS; Prime
Navy, 81 01ess2 25
H,r-Tmothy, SO eoes23 90 hsied, s2e oo Prairie,
{lt ootdsSi6 W.
GROCERIES.
susAs-N Orleans fair l4c prime Islc choice 1916
New York, c. lsc, New York, "A, IS crushed and pow
dered ~ 10 21c.
Mol-.ssxs--sugu House, 1og75c; Golden Syrup, os9
81 G1-Sorghu 55ne5c.
CorYEE-Rio, 3sa-3si xc, Java, 44c.
RIcg-l0 TO fDIzc.
sopa-Anericai, nc, English, SIG.
sear-Pain, ~, Family. s1xs German, 71f8sc.
Csspln.-star, - 70 "a Mould I2lz 70 l4e
81 ia Black 81 % to 81 80.
TosAoco-Da,k sweet. 60 to osc Medium Brands 10 to
Gold and Natural Leaf II 20 10 III ~
NALs-Best Branis 81 o. rates
GLas~--sxlo City ,. 20, rates.
Cospass-2l To &c
DRY APPiEs-sI< To loo 2 n.
DKY PE.cars--illf- Is Ia l5lzc y b.
DRY GrEeASTs--9E
Kusfss-s5 GO 10 Is 80.
sAIg-IAke 80 o..
fisu-No, ! aacksrsi, bib. g! esssls o.
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Hfbbls No. i White Fish, 81 So
UNDRGEs.
LrArurR--sole ~ to sc. Harness rs 10 4sc.
IifpEsDyy FLINT Is 10 lie Dry saite il 20 15e. Grub
by half price: Grsen Green Sheep Psts, 10 &
81 tx Green Hog skins, lie.
SEEDs-Tmothy. - ~ 10 - W Flax, " 10 %
| FgAfHsRs--&u 10 4Sc.
| CaEEsE--iisrnburg II 10 lee.
Bssf CsrTis-&4 40 10 81 90 grp-s-
sHExP-S5 % 70 ss a. = 100, gro-s
I Weoa--ciean Tnb~ash-d. - TO Tsc .LnwAshed one
third les.
Orls-coai on best White o. to Tac- retail soc, Lin
seed OIL 81 IS iri OIL 81 10 to 81 2s Fish OIL, 81 ~
BrEswsx-tGx
TaT Hoo.-ss o. to s. 90 nett
R.ss-wooien n Gotten 3t4r
NV GvssIEs-2se-
on rnoy--Ie 3 ~ Bras. Toe = D.. coorrr. Ice = D.
/ ExeHsxsE-or Sru York, Pbiiadeiphia Boston. Gin
eiinati 50. Louis and Chicago i, p for bsnkatl.
fansi.- Gold IS tos1fya premium buying.
Day GOODS.
/ sarszsscs AID snEErrsas--25,4 to 4s1xe-
Daills-S1 to AZ e.
/ PzisrS-i5is 10 -556c.
! pflsrsS-1s - 3sse.
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cHApwrck ,xD coA.- srcnr-sl 90
SKIN THKEap-Sl 90 10 81 10.
TsEsgEs AND MEcH. C.ssIxExE-6S 70 Soc
skIHr BssiD-sl to TO 81 To-
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Reception of Gen. Grant by the Army Of
the Potomac.
[Herald's Special. ]

hsralds Special.
Headquarters Army Potomac. }
March "a.
Lieut. Gen. Grant was Justify cheerec
at different stations as he passed on tt
the front. At Brandy Station he wa,
met by Major General Meade, who &C
companied him to Culpepper. On ARR
wing there Gen. Grant was met By
brilliant array of military men. The Sta
ton was crowded with troops encamped
IN the vicinity. who displayed an unusual
anxiety to catch a glimpse of the distin
gulshed hero. He was received by Ma
Jor General Newton, attended by Gene.
rails Butler. Baxter and Kinley. Division
commanders. aud Gen. Merritt. com.
mandlng first Cavalry Division. The
party rode to Gen. Newton's headquarters,
whence Gen. Grant, accompsnied bv
Gen. Meade, proceeded immedia,elv 10
the headquarters selected for the Genar,,.
in.Chief- Gen. Grants arrival Wv. an.
tirely uosienta,ious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-26
5peliaI Notifies.
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ooVn pesiers jan21ydAv.
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They
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dec30-d& w6meod
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oftentIncs inciirmtie.
Browns Bronchial Troches
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