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4musements.

| BARNUM., !. AMERICAN :, "a MUSEUM.
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TEE s sREAF H8aA$ BSHEsS B Bs4s
| MIRIAM'S CRIME.
\ MIRIAMS CRIME.
MIRfAMS CRIME. 1883
| MIRIAM'S CRIME.
Which VIII has been played the lss. four days
,,a no nKs1wDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCEA
ans seens ma2nfeen' The plot aR Of yowa.ee ~
10 full Of interest from the Commencement e
EyS SlS'e i WI aS % oProduced -.
q, and y o'clock, and positively 10 longer as Il must r.
r pAce to s another Drama Of unusual bnsns0
MR. HARRISON,
spee as 'nd prompu Singer appears At each psH
THE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER,
Cosrs whistles at and the Tyrolesn Fs
ra TIE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
..,h IhikEE MEN AND ONE WOMAN,
.... TaE F%t III slFEr QUARTET OF HUMANITY
TIE % = W. EI Gsf 9I pw VIII 4 all hour" ~
T ss. n.s ad and y ENG y and
The WHAT aL i rn P 81 NAV MONKEY.
THREE GRoUPs Of aoSiS6 f wax yrouRzs
si s' TSa fSss s saa Win sS eS S
at tho Generals marriage, FEB TO- 1868 1880 '' -
THREE SPeCkLED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING OVER -FOUR POUNDSi
MONSTER PYTHON
the great dragon OF the East, and
OTHER MONSTER SERPENTs,
I'm, Ro BE gDINs AUToMATIS0lgN!, TOM, WRITER,
EDUCATED SEAL which plays MUSICAL INSfUDA
MEEr, and million other wonders =
Admission q cents. Children under ten. ID cent?
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee and Directreas.. John Wood
stas9 Manager. IL Seiwyn
MRS JOHN WOOD
hss sTeas pleasure In announcing that having made ar
NEW COMEDY.
sdspied expressly for
IHE OLYMPiC
AUGUSTIN DAILY, suthor Of LEAH THE FO8SAKEH
FRANK WOOD. author Of LEAH THE FoRsOOK.
In three acts, and entitled
TANNING
II VIII be presented for the
SECOND TIME
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. FEB. 10
ana viii include IN the cast
THE STRENGTH or THE COMPANY
follows:
Besujoss. ..........,............Mr. Frank Drew
Bandrey.... J. X. mortinnes
q. II. Caxke
Morlec. j. n. Stoddsrt
foiydore.. .Mr. w. Davidse
Jaiathe.. .Slrs. John Wood
GSnstaiee' Henrietta lrvng
fnete.''..''... Mrs. sedey orowu
El0dle.. Mrs j. Walten
sli.s Amaie Hsrrb
bhshonne... Miss r. Prestige
SCENE: At Meun
Country House of Constance.
TINE: Winter.
Doors o3er 7; performance commence a Z O'Clock
sests occurred shree days In advance.
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Denlistrn.

AT r. GRIFFIN g. BROS, No. 25S Grand
N A. Kew York and No. eSI uon st. Brooklyn aie OK
rAcns Teeth positively without pain by hS pss q ,.s ,re
h inrrted They also inserting f, Of Teeth on
God s25: Pl.tins, Sz5i Silver. $40 biDber, So Psaa
Ss.s on gold, %, silver. o. EkttsspIs. % eea.h
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EINANCIAL.-Tbe Subscriber offers for
Y SALE On sums 70 slt purchasers, slyo"Y o. the
BONDS OF htCHMOND COUNTY, Tseae bonos sIo ~
sute for TIE purpos Of recrJng and are auoheo oy 20
acts Of the Begissufe They bear interest AZ per cen. pay
able se1snDusly Capitalists invited 70 - INN" tis
gsst,ent az the Office OF HENRY j. SIEBblNS sCtS
10 10 Exchange place, where fol- iulornstou Ee-aos the
esouIces aud iutsbtensss Of tao County VII DC g,ye1
PETER 9. WANDEL
Treasurer Richmond County.
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Jnlerual Repenue.
TT S. INTERNAL REvENUE u. AZ sl1

ny &. INTERNAL REVENUE-ANNUAL
u. IisT-VIII1n DIsTR1CT.-anwioAk' No. %'
BIoadwsy. 49,. A.. ,,vt,. r,,.rr,l
ns a. srror,,le Goyenuent and pay Interest on ne
Pnbc Dent annoyed July T. 1852 aud tho several ac''
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that have -,
coiyed from The Of the Listh Coie.,. "
mai the DTIFS TAXFS aud LlCENSEa speeihc1 ~ sai
s hay. become DUE and PAYABLE and ,hat siau so
INV oaice No 937 Broedwsy IN .sid District ekelnuuS
from a. IN p fom and a,ts thy 1 aIse 2, W. ss.
All pcrSons who shs neglect to pey 10 me Tue ous; -
and licences aforesaid assessed upon ts, NAM a..
lime Lerin Specified will be liable ana WIZ % fe@ueo 70 PaJ
~, ar mi Additional pom the amount thereof a.
VOL 70 GEO r. Putnam Collector eth Dist'icf, NJ l.
Dated New York, Feb 70, 1861
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WALLACE TONIGHT FRIDAY
klNrY-FlFTH TIME,
Mr.. LESTEg WALLACKSS HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE
1--WE ACT PLAY,
ROSEDAiI.
ia which
sfr LFSTEB wALLACK, Mr.. GILBERT, Sr. FISHER,
Sir. HOLLAND, Mr. JOHN SEXTON M. DAILY, Mr..
BROWNE, Mr.. PARKES, blr. PORE, Mrs. H0EY, Mics
CANNON Mss MORAET, Mrs. VERNON Mrs. JOHN
SEXTON, Miss BARRETT, Mis. LII BRUH and Miss CAR
MAN will sus.lin their original chgrscrers.
THURSDAY (seyonih tiIne) PURE GOLD.
FRIDAY tninet With timrl, BOSEDALE.
SATURDAY,
Mr. LESTER WALLACK'S BENEFIT.
Flrst tine ths season Sheridan's Comedy,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCASDhL,
VIII be produced With appropriate scenery, beautiful srYon,-
rnsnts aud complete costumes - ,
The chsrscters By Messrs. LESTER WALLACK, 9.
FISHER GILBERT MARK SMITH, JOHN SEETON,
GEORGE HOLLAND, w. K. FLOYD, YOUNG, DAI.Yi
BROWNE, PARKES, POPE, Mrs. Holy, Miss FANNY
MORANT, Miss- MADELINE HENalQUES, sad hr.
JOHN SETON.
MONDhY-Ninety sixth nigh q BOsEDALE.
TUESDAY-Ei.hth time, PURE GOLD.
WEDNESDAY-secoRd time, MASKS AND FACES.
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EURNTTURE, Carpets, Books, Pamphlets,
and Libraries, Bought for Cssh At No. rs sthsv. be-
tween on 81. iOth d. A Ssesk VI Book las sSA
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IT 8 Chm. Commission solicit Cash aud Pub
Hostious Cor Amy .ua NsyJ, O2s % 9bisaou'sHt'
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0-oparlnsrsbip Notices.

NEW YORK REQ. l. 10Y.
LANYARD B. KETCHUM, LYNDON NJ.
E'syv.a s,d IaNDON KETGIUM, this day ad
,,.5 -. eopntners IN our firm. kETCHUM, son < 90.
XxTILIIAM III. HOWELL and THOMAS
w ~ BARR are this day sintted a. members oil oar
hiTn'-f sOiu''' . REYNOLDS, HOWELL REIVF.
,v,HE undersigned viii continue the WHOLE,
/ SALE GROCERY AND TEA BUSINESS, nndsl ihe
mo ana .tyie of REYNOLDS, HOWELL hhlFri tm 1
Hsinb,a and HOWELL, BARR Cor No. ~ "uo4''I
New ork.-tsbgdGy 1904 rr,o,,,soN, pvvNolDs
tt4ARLES HOWELL,
BENJAMIN HklfF,
WILLIAM III. HOWELL.
THOMAS y. BARR.
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FoukTs NATIONAL BANK OF TEE CrTT OF NV YORK
No. n snd 20 FINEST, NEW OK, J 3D. H. 1904 ,
IN PIFTY PER CENT ~ the CAPITAL STOCK Of tbs
SANK viii be required to b. paid IL q, foll9w, viz.
Tveuty.hve per cent on MONDAY, March T. Proxino.
wsnty.6,e Der cent on THURSDAY, March A. pToIino.
no hose who desire pay the y per cent IN ia int
e D. allowed 81 the rate Of tx PER cen1m PEI aln @
l last twenty-five per cent from date payment 10 it' ma
euliiy. ~, IL 80
Tie Transfer Books viii close the Oh psoSmo ana re-
'4'-A ''''u u'''" N'' '' oFORGE OPDYKE President.
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MILITARY, Classical, and Commercial Acad-
W envy MOD Kocksud Co., n Y-C Rutherford A. h'
PRINCIPAL.
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obstruction.
L,EAfALE COLLEGE.

NJAPLEWOOD YOUNG LADIES' INSrI-
IVA TCTH Pii.fed, ~ y. commences IL i6,h fen on
nuA session Afs l. 49, As the attendance Of tie Winter
Term entirely Hied ia ofeons appcsiion oI al
should be made eay. Circulars, address ths ltV
{. v SPEAR, the Principal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
BY4TEI, EGRAPH.
1FT<agS y
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


Wilmington, Mefcn >.
The Star says Gen. Castar has return
Ell to this side Of the RApidan from his
e.valry expedition, having successfully
s,complished the part of the work which
b started out to do. He hsrrassed the
hsnk of Lees army considerably. and
near Stanardsville surprised the rebel
camp which he burned and totally des-
troyed, captured number Of prisoners
and horses. Gen. Custar did not lose q
man in the expedition.
Washington, Feb. 2.
Nothing 10 officially known Of the
Whereabouts of Fitzpatrick. 1t is said in
we'll informed circles that Monday he Wal
In Spotsylvania Court House, which &C.
cording to the Gazette is 65 miles from
Richmond
An officer who arrived here tonight
from the army Of the Potomac reports
that when last heard from he was within
Is miles of Richmond. This, however
may be mere surmise, and there is nc
communication by which such = fact
could be acertaised.
Custar's movement was to drive OF
draw off the attention of the enemy,
while Fitzpatrick journeyed in another dl-
rection.- The supposition is he got TAI
start. with no danger in his rear. He
has had sufficient time to reach Richmond.
if such was part of the plan of opera.
tons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
fitzpatrick Within few Miles Of Rich.
moud.
Washinoton. March

w @AatCu
The Star Of this afternoon SAYS we
have late interesting information from the
front, to the effect that Gen. Fitzpatrick
with force of picked cavalry, has arrived
at the White House and formed iunc.
ton With force sent mp by Gen. Butler
from the Peninsula.
This statement is based on the fact
that 3 of Gen. Fitspatrick's scouts have
come back and made the above report
and the report is believed 10 the Army
Of the Potomac. Fitzpatrick 10 thus with.
in few miles of Richmond and ~ Gen.
Butler is cooperating with him, we NAV
expect to hear Of startling news from thu,
quarter in day or two.
On his route to the White House, Kill
patrick having orders so 10 do, avoided
meeting any large force Of rebels. After
he had left the front another party Of
800 picked cavalry we're sent out to com.
municate with him. They, however.
met Sehel fores, and AZ their orders we're
not to light it il could Be- avoided thev
moved towards the East, and the DOM.
nand not striking the direct rad. ma
spon party Of rebels near Frederibks-
bszG captured them, burning their eanp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
News from Richmond Papers.
New ork, March


We have Richmond papers to Monday
last, inclusive. Their war news is not
important.
Dispatches from Demapolis of the esd
represent Sherman's force making ret.
rogade movement. Their stories Of cav
airy fighting 10 Northern Mississippi are
about the same as ours from Memphis.
Grants movements bothered them,
though they claim that his advance has
been repulsed. TIE say that the Union
force passed through Tunnel Hill on the
Goth, and would not probably make .
stand nearer than Chickamauga.
Longstreet's retreat is partially con-
fessed. =.
A Mobile dispatch of the Esd says that
fire was opsned that day upon Fl. Powell.
Six monitors and four guuboat shelled all
day.
The Florida affair is made much of,
and with reason, but the rebels concede
severe losses on their side.
1t. Coustin, L. S. regulars, one Of the
escaped from Libby, had been retaken.-
Thirty-one Union prisoners escaped while
going from Richmond to Georgia, near
Augusta.
The editorials before us are full of
brag about the bright prospects of the
South. and the desperation, demoralisa-
ton, bankruptcy and utter hopelessness
of the North.
The Richmond Examiner of the Gath
says an official dispatch was received at
the War Department last night from Polk,
stating Shernan's forces had evacuated
Meridian ard we're retreating in two col.
umns towards Vicksburg 1t is suppos-
ed, finding his design on Mobile thwarted
and his cavalry reinforcements failing,
and being in distress for supplies, was
forced to abandon his expedition and ma
king retreat through country stripped
of supplies and laid waste by his advance.
Whether he can retreat successfully re-
mains 70 be seen.
A Matamoas letter to the world re-
ports that the French have evacuated
Puebla, Cordovia. Jalapa, and Orixeaha,
for lack Of men to garrison them. The
Mexican army under Unga is said to be
$4,000. 1t is rumored he had been de.
feated by Gen. Bazeane.
Large trains OF cotton are arriving daily
at Matamoras from Texas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
Philadelphia, March 2.

A special dispatch from the Washing
ton Chronicle Office to the Press, says
Richmond papers announce with unfeign-
ed regret the appointment of Braxton
Bragg as Commander-in. Chief Of the
rebel army over the head of Gen. Lee
They also acknowledge a heavy loss of
life in Florida.
The Press has received the following
important dispatch:
Washington, March An important
arrangement for the exchange Of priso-
ners has been going on for some time past.
An unofficial correspondence has passed
between Gen. Butler and the rebel Com.
missioner, Gen. Ould, in relation to the
matter. This correspondence has resulted
in an arrangement of exchange. in which
it is agreed that all persons delivered at
City Point up to the Gath January, 1864.
are declared exchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New York, March 5.
The steamer Yazoo from New Orleans
Gath has arrived.
The whole Free State ticket has been
elected by an overwhelming and unprece-
dsntedly large vote. The election passed
of without tumul. Of any kind. although
the interest aud enthusiasm manifested
surpassed any previously exhibited here,
and presented striking contrast to those
held under the Thug Regime before tho
war. There were three tickets run. The
votes stand as follows as far az heard
from:
Hahn 5,797; Fellows 2,f76; Flanders
1926; total vote of the State $3.50 !;
Hahn's majority over Fellows 3,62l !; his
majority over Soth 1896. The result is
a great triumph for the Free State party
and for the Administration.
Gen. Banks, if possible, 10 more popu.
lar than ever with the Free State men,
Even his opponents now publicly admit
the justice and craftsmanship which marks
his conduct Of public affairs.
The 22d of February was celebrated in
q patriotic manner. Business was almost
entirely suspended and the whole city dec
GRATED.
10 the morning monster national con-
cert was given. at which more than ! 800
were present. Three hundred musicians
composed the band, and forty pieces OF
artillery formed the accompaniment.
Salutes we're fred, and the shipping
was decorated with flags. In the evening
General Banks gave : ball 1t tia Opera
House. Nearly two thousand persons
we're present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
Destruetieh Of the Dayton Empire Once
Dayton, March 5

Dayton, March 5
A party of twelve or Is furloughed
soldiers of Co. c, 44th Ohio regiment.
went Into the Empire Office at noon to-
day and completely riddled the establish
ment. After the work was done. the
soldiers went to the Court House steps
and the leader made speech in which he
took the responsibility Of the act. By
this time large crowd was gathered and
E. 8. Young, Esq. and r. g. Corvipe.
made speeches in order to allay the az.
element. Daring the speech Of the las.
ter a man in the crowd made an offensive
remark about the Government protecting
the negroes, when the soldiers made 3
rush a. him. In the melee dozen or
more shots we're fired, resulting in the
death Of asman named Daniel Carl, from
Tlppecanoe, Who vas mere spectator.
He was struck BY ball in tho luups.
and died in few moments afterv.rds'.-
He leaves large family to mourn his los.
Capt. Badger, of Co. G, was arrested and
admitted % bail 10 tho sum Of $780,
There Il much excitement in the CITY.
but a. oil parties condemn the act, il IL
not likely that any further trouble viii
grow iron +. The hone g1ards, how
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

l6ass3sal. Aauaass Sa1aeD Dea1~An-
1thsf 0s4N . - 0Ed6Fol.
Especial to Times.
4 Washington, March 3.
Nothisg reliable reached Warrington
this evening ooneerning Kilpatnck's
movements.
: There was report 1t Bssndy Station
to-day, brought in BY = desertsr, that our
cavalry had torn up several miles Of track
Of the Virgiais Central R. B. between
Louisa G. Il. and Taylorsville.
. A dsssstef farther states troops which
had bean dispatched TO Richmond to de-
fend IL sgsinst our cavalry we're obliged
to return, owing to break in the road
Several bridges were destroyed and the
rebels cannot repair the damage in less
than ten days.
We shall probably hear Of Fitzpatrick as
Suffolk.
The Provost Marshal General to-day
informed . member of Congress that . new
draft will be ordered IS soon as the pres
emit one is filed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
Washington, Feb. 2.

A sharp diplomatic correspondence be-
tween our Government and Great Brit
tain is likely to ensue, in consequence OF
Lord John Russel's Withholding from
Parliament Secretary Stewards demands
upon her Majesty's Government for In
Identification for losses to American
commerce, caused by the anglo-rebel pi-
rate Alabama.
The alighting of Admiral Dahlgren
from the Baltimore train would indicate
that that officer has been recalled from his
command at Charleston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04

Provost Marshal General Fry has is
sued a circular to-day ordering the
Boards of Enrolment to commence the
draft on the 10th in all the sub-distrcts
which bad not filled their quota before
the LIST inst. All volunteers who actu-
ally enlist before the draft is made will be
deducted from the quotas if the quota is
not filled by the first draft. The boards
shall make further drafts until the entire
quota is obtained
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
Extsnsieu efBeuntiss . April lsk
Washington, March 3.

Extsnsisn efBsuntiss - April Isk
Washington, March 8.
The Secretary Of War, in response 70
note addressed to him BY Wilson, re-
questisg HE views regarding the joint
resolution of the House to continue the
payment of BoanGes to April lst., says
in his opinion the requisite troops can be
more expeditiously raised by continuing
the payment OF Bounties as proposed,
than BY other means.
Second, that at present great exerticns
are being made in several States TO raise
their quotas by volunteers, 20 Is 70 avoid
the dram, the people preferring that meth
cd Of raising troops. and that Gen. Burn
side and Hancock and State Legislatures
add Executives, are earnestly requesting
the continuance of the Bounties until
April lst.
Third. that in his opinion hejoint
resolution of the House is wise and judi
cious. and the speedy passage by the
Senate you'd greatly promote the public
welfare and strengthen the military force
more quickly and eifsctually than can be
accomplished in any other way.
The Whisky bill, the House having
voted to still disagree to the Senate s
amendments. nov stands thus, viz: II
the Senate shall also adhere 10 its own
anne ndments the bill is lost !: but If the
Senate insists on its amendments it can
ask the House for another Committee Of
Conference and the House will be left to
exercise its pleasure 10 granting it. In
other words, though the action of the
House to-day was adverse to tie bill, j.
is not as yet dnally decided, but depends
for its vitality on the contingency above
stated.
Very many rebels 10 our prisons have
applied to Secretary Stanton to be permit
ted to avail themselves Of the offer of the
Amnesty Proclamation. He will soon
authorize commission to visit the several
camps and reiease such IS will take the
oath in good faith and return to their al
legiance.
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The Advance on Richmond.
Especial to Herald.
Headquarters Army Potomac,
March q

March q. }
Fitzpatrick at the head Of large cav.
airy force, left this place Saturday eve.
ming, on a grand expedition. The
strength of the entire command We dc
not deem it judicious to publish at the
present time. On Saturday night the
command proper encamped at old. Yer
diersvlle, on the Fredericksburgh and
Orange G. H.. plank road, eight miles
south of the Rapidan. On Sunday a. M,
the force demonstrated in front of the
enemy's works upon Mine Run, deployed
as infantry. in order to cause the enemy
to mass in that locality, to resist an At
tack. In this capacity they acted all day
and at night rested in a retired aud safe
position beyond yerderisville and Rob-
inson's Tavern. At 3 o'clock on Monday
morning, Gen. Fitzpatrick took up his line
of march southwark toward the Juntion
of the Va. Central and Richmond and
Fredericksburg r. R., arriving at
Spotsylvania {. II. just at dark. From
this point, Col. Dahlgren with selected
detachment from the cavalry was dis
patched to Fredericks Hall, midway be-
tween the junction Of the above named
roads and GordonsviIle. where had been
packed the whole rebel reserve artillery.
Col. Dahlgren was to have destroyed the
artillery, the roads and telegraph lines,
and rejoin Gen. Fitzpatrick or report 10
the forenoon Tuesday. A. seven o'clock
last evening the expedition was heard
from, and then everything was going on
swimingly and according to programme
Frederick's Hall is forty miles per rail
from Richmond. and Hanover junction is
90 miles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
FROM ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, March 8,

st. Louis, March 8.
Two radical German papers 10 this
city, the Westliche Post and Nenne Feat
hensted, name General Fremont ~ the
peoples candidate for the Presidency
Gen. Steele has issued an address to the
people of Arkansas, in which he says
every facility will be offered for an ex-
preston of their sentiments unbiased BY
any consideration whatever, aside from
those which effect their interest and their
prosperity.
The election in that State will be held
on the l4th of March.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
New York, March 5.

Advices received her to day of January
9th, from Gapetown. con6rn the seisure
of the pirate Tuscaloosa. Previous to seiz-
ure the American Consul. Graham, had
commenced suit in the Vice Admiralty
Court for restitution to owners Of guam
tisy Of hops aud tobacco struggled into
Cspetown from the bark Sea Bird. The
Governor asserting to hold the goods sub.
jsct to the order OF owners the suit Was
Withdrawn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
Especial to Advertiser.


A Naval Court Martial. of which Ad-
mirsl Gregory is to be President, il to A.
semble here on the 9thof March, for the
trial of Commander Wilder on numerous
charges connected with the command Of
the West India squadron, and his subse-
quent correspondence with the Secretary
Of the Navy.
1t is stated that the new loan is to be
given out through the National Banks,
instead of private bankers as was at first
intended.
The arrival here yesterday of Ad-
miral Dahlgren has given rise to the re-
port that he is about to DO removed from
the command of the feet of Charleston.
There is no foundation whatever for the
report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
Now York. Narsh 3.

The gunboat Wartsacs went to -
from Washington yesterday. Her mp
posed destination il the Pacific.
Brig. General Barry inspector Of artil-
lsry has been relieved Of his duties u
Washiagton and ordered 70 report 70
Gen. Grant.
Captains Sawyer and Blyns, who were
sentenced to death 1t Richmond, in
retaliation for the hanging BY Gen. But
Ter, Of two rebel spies, have been exchsn-
ged. "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-04
New YORK Market.

NKw fozx, March q
cossoa-Dull aud Dropping at ssc for nidaliag Up
lands
FIoar-cc better at eees 20 for Extra state, 100
20 fcT Extra K H. u.
Whisk~sfrreenlsr and un-ettie. ard ferrrish sas
sc sor state latter fs choice Sc for estern nearly
ali AZ latter price
Hbe@t-AFe active and ic higher n. ss - fs Chi
cage Spring, including osd q choice o. delivered
5seal CD For MI Ciub; e&sl O. for Winter Red
WESTERN apESl Is for Obj do.
Cosnl 10 X lossr and a-viieiy sctive at -
o. 81 for shipping Nixed Western in store.
o.,s-Firm At soss selx fer Western Iowa
fefrpieumshsde hrrner e for crude, A. al for
fined In bond; 81 45s for d. free
Fork <rtef snd without material change; 600 hlis
old mess fer Msrsh, buyers option. at - 50.
Besf-frmer. bgI ls active At eST far country
+5 do prime. leg Is Cor reyaeke ed s i 0uale 30
ira m-s.s also $50 bbis- extra mess at IL %.
kaoon Siae-Firr, and lair demand NJ ii IL. for
Western Cumberland cut IL for DO ling ribbed ii
fer Do short rile. IL. l2- tr Do short clear. Ia =
III foT DO long cut hams.
Dressed Hngs-fnn Al Ssst9 10 for Western
Lart--More actiye.