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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

A meeting Of the Union voters Of he
Fourth Ward will bs held Ct Barrow's
Hall on Saturday evening next to romi.
nate On Alderman for said Ward
lAxY Worms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

Me- DR.. Walker and Ed. Layton, Esq,
OF Fort Madison looked in upon US yes.
terday. Were glad to see them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

CARPET CHAIN.-Flax and jute chain,
very low at Bag Factory. 4th and Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
finanfial au0 Commercial.


Chicago mavkoI.
By Telegraph OnscAso, March n.
The markets are generally dull hut very quiet
Beef Cattie-Dui with light sales At 44bsc for com
mon to good.
Live Hogs Dali - eolll<c, and IL Tor cholce
Provfsions-Dull. Msss tOsk freely oGered II s co.
Sales Of 10 bris ct ~ So Prime Msss pork dull Aies
Of 100 brs q - 6o02a IS. Balk md picklsd nsass
neglected.
LArd-Prims dnIl = lie; yellow grsass sold = 1ao
IA.
Whisky--3 to e higher. SAles 30 his q ~
wheAt--2c higher. No. 1 1t 11J<o1 n
Corn-Negiected. Rejected offered q ~.
0afs-11 <c higher. No. A0Gsoc.
Rye-.Dul; SO ashSd
Bariey--HsAvy q % Tor sew No. T.
Hay-Duli and neglected.
Money-vHy scarce
Exchanee-kasy = ~ buytas and Il pssni,n sell.
ing.
Gold-l57.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

~ Men look at the faults of others
with telescope-at their own with the
same instrument reversed, or else not at
all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

TF He who can irritate you whenever
ne likes is your master. You had better
turn rebel by learning the virtue of pa
thence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
Port Of KeOkMk.
BOATS LEAVING IO.DAT.
Warsaw, Asbnry St. Louis.
Hawk-Eyc, Mason, Dubuque.

WHrsaW, AEBufy CT Loui8.
Hawk-Eye, Mason, Dubuque.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Warsaw, Asbury st. Louis.
Sucker State, Hight, uav. nport
Moilie Mcpike, Porter, St. Louis.
Ksithsburg, Campbell, st. Louis
Northern Illinois, -, Quincy.
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY
JEANNE Deans, Afford, ST. Louis
Sucker State, Hight, 81 Louis
Moiiie McPike Porter, Davenport.
keifhshurg, Campbell, Davenport.
Northern Illinois, -, Savannah.
The river is still rising The weather yesterday was
very pie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
E0R SALE-A two story brick dwell.

ing, vi rooms cistrn. cellar orname ptxi trees
and two full lots situated the 18th and Frank
sale Price, S. 500. Enaa.r4 Of IN TFsFYrE ~
frb9S - - - -' - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

= hnd. with q frame house containing rooms with
irnlt trees and other Improvements sita on the river
ahevs keoknk There other lands af,otrfnr tLis
property that may be purchased desired Price s4s)
For other Information equre Of H. II wii-cn n.sr the
properly, or 10 H. B. TES-EYCK
HchS Real Esfafe Agent, Keekuk e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
TOR SALE-A frame dweilipc with

or rooms eistern, cellar lot so by 100 feet sitr-
led on the corner of "a ami Exchange streets good
nance Tor snfe steamboat sEan, who place Iesr
the river Title good sale. Price 81 sea- Enquire
OF TfebGsl II n TF~ryrE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
TOR sALE-A Frame Cottage Dwell

l. ing with seten rooms. cisfsrn good ctIar and
me growth Of fruit trees With nil and all IL good
order, situated business on Exchange street. re-
tween 9Th and Ifh streets little good. Price s2ooo-
Enquire of H q TFS-FYcE
feb29 =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

Dwelling. with basemS&f. containing fsasr ras,tas
With with fun lot situated the corner Of 18th and Fx
change streets Price, $3.50. Title good Enquire OF
haehio d. b. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
Tor SALE-A one story frame dwell,

ing win rooms, cellar, cisfern and full lot well
SITUATED on the corner Of 18th and Bank streets
10 business. Title good. Price $1Gen En-
duire OF lmchll III. B. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

EOK SALE-4O BY 40 feet, conmen-
cling 90 let ffom 9th street on Main In Laavetss
square. Prs -. Gall On H.DsTEN-EYCK.
oct20.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
IIOR sALE-A two story double brick
EOR SALE-2u by lao fee, ,d;o;r;n,

j the Leighton House. one brick wall fya s,,ris.
hsh johnson street between Ell ANA l,h s.-as,s
Price $1,000 Enquire o. a. n TFgEYrE
E ngrk3 - - NA~-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23

ing House. containing 10 rooms goodce4lsr cistern
aFn and ui let. situated the corner Of M0rean and
10 sr-efs Title good Price ss GO Poss+~ssf lst
81 Apfll next Inquire o. IL B. IES-EYCK-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-23
TOR sALE-The west half of two

EOR SALE-I00 acres new Land.
j 20 acres nader cultivation with tive ior hcrS-s
and small orchard situated II nflss frum Warsaw
nna one riaio from Brecfirrtdge HHneoe Co Illinois
Title good Price sa.ocO. Enquire Of
H. 3. TES-EYCK
nrhs Real Essaie Agent, Keokuk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

Offering freely and in some cses excert to their regular
trade refused to sell for loss than 81 s2k The sales
were at 81 30 in casks and 81 81 In bbs Lard oil was
moderately active At 81 Sc O5
ProyINoys -Recepts 269 bbls pork and do lard
The pork market was again yerv N and heavy vet
prices were obstnately ma nained and Though there
were apparently but few buyers. Concession wesId
bring them out in full force. II was Noticeable. how
ever that th would not take hold except al low prices
lower as general thing than holders were willing to
accept The sales were eht and confined almost wholly
20 the wants of the trade The sales were 1900 bbs at
S3l 80 s32 for now m So closing at S3l s7k $40 $50
Go for old do s9s 81 s24 for prime and S2 80 sS7 for
nrime mass also for September delivery sellers and
buyers option about now mess at $50 so s3 Is
The beef market was fairly active at full prices The
sales were 200 bbls at S. SO sl2 so for plain M 81
and $40 sid SO for extra mess Beef hanA continued
dun and prices were entirely nominal Bacon was duh
Cut meats were steady with sales of 500 pkr AZ l4c
a 16H for Shoulders and 10c a 23c for hams Tho
for butter and chee was steady at quo
tations The lard market was moderately active and
rrices were well sustained The sales were about 600
bbls' at I9kc 24Nc, the latter price an extreme
PFrRoI FIN The market was trine more steady but
the demand WINS still very light There was some little
export nouiry and some was taken we understand for
IiyerpoOi and Antwerp The sales were 200 bbls.
crude At BIC. sec on the spot and 32Hc for next
month; 8 $50 do refined in bond, sligo. q 62Kc the
latter rate for white and TO- a TIC. for free.
RIrE-The market was quiet and prices were I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Married.
BrpNs-FosTER In this city, on Monday July 81, at
the parsonage, by the Rev. Father Farra, THOMAS C.
BURNS to Mrs ANNA FOSTER, both Of New York.
CAIRNs-O 'CONSoR.- Monday August II, by tho
Row J. A. Roche, Mr.. DOUGLAS CAIRNS to Miss Carp
LINE r. O'CoNNoR, both Of this city
GRANNIs-BARriErr. st. Luke's church, New York.
on Thursday July 20, by the Rev. 8 W. Der, d. d.,
Major w. GRANNIs, of New York, 70 LIZZIE G. BART
LETT, of Brooklyn.
JAMEs-UPDKE On Monday evening" by the Rev. A.
g. Pez, FRED. W. JAMES to LIZZIE youngest daughter
of Lewis ]. Updkc, Esq, all Of this city
MooNEY-KEESE -On Tuesday, July 49, by Rev. Father
Jerome Of ST. JOseph's church, Mr. DANIEL MOONEY OF
this city, Miss JANE AGNES, daughter OF jeremiah
Kcefe, ESQ, of St. Joseph Pa.
Montrose and Bnghainton IN " papers please copy.
McALvAR-McKINSEY.-On Tuesday, August e. by the
Rev Father McKenna PATRICK j. McALEAR TO- KArnA-
RINE A. MCKINNEY.
RoLIIsoy-JAMEsoN Monday, August 81, by the
RevsL f. Charpot at the residence OF the BRIDES father
DAVID RoursoS, of New York. to LUCY youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. Joseph Jameson Of Stratford, Conn.
SIxMs-IsGRAM. On Saturday, August 49, by the Rev.
F. SILL d. D., WuIaAM SiMMs, Jr. to Miss Lizzie lsGRAH
youngest daughter Of the late William Ingram, Esq, al
OF this CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
Jersey City News.

LITTLE GnL RAvEHxD-ARRKn or THE PERPn-
rRAroR-M twelve O'Clock on Monday night well
dressed senee appearing man. about forty years Of age
named William WILDER, arrested at the American
Hotel Jersey City, by aid Doyle on warrant charging
him with having committed outrage on the person Of
on ss
cused, who boarded with the mother Of the little girl,
invegled her into his and succeeded In committing
an outrage on her person which fact did not become
return home Of her two sons In the evening" they were
made acquainted with the state Of afairs WILDER, who
In the house q the time was given i've minutes 70
that they would mot be responsible for he consequences
II he remained after the stipulated tme On second
thought the young men decided TO bring the rascal 70
rican Hotel where watch was kept upon him un his
arrest II midnight after having retired Yesterday the
accused was taken before Justice Cutter for exAmina
MADDEN that the injuries sustained by the girl would pre-
her attendance for the present. the examination
postponed, and in default Of thousand dollars ball.
WILDER was committed 70 the county jail
A rkxArz lxPosros-BosronASs AND new YoRxms
swvpLED-An account was given couple Of days since
Of the finding Of . respectable appearing old woman
wandering the streets Of Jersey City an apparently
HOUSE hospital and the following morning Saturday.
appeared quito rational She gave her Margaret
Hafiey, aresdent Of Springfield, IN, and stated that
check for four hundred doar ana her baggage checks
after having been drugged now appears that tho old
woman who Of good address and intelligent ~ IN i'm
postor and successful actor in that neof business
About ton days since the od played the druggcd
and robbed game In Boston, and considerable sympathy
was manifested by citizens who heard her story. The
coming under The notice Of gentleman named
Presty he took grv at interest In the old woman ana
fearing that abe might again be robbed came on with
her 10 Ntw York, exrending for her In clothng ano
otherwise eRbout fsxty dollars AFTER arriving IN NC"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

York Mr. Priestiy consulted with Messrs Cor1Iers q
Tift commission merchants, No. 80 Dey street. with
whom he had business relations, to the best
mode Of sending Mrs. Hartley 10 her friends in
Illinois. These gentlemen also took great interest
in the matter, furnished her with money, pad
her fare TO Springfield, H., procured a double
berth for the entire trip supplied her with provisions
and deicaces sufficient for the Journey and suppoea
that the old had arrived home among her friends
until appraised contrary by the publication Of the
article in the papers Mrs. TIT went to the aims,
house In Jersey City yesterday when the above facts
wereymade known. The woman attempted to explain
the matter, by saying that she had remained for the
story of fabrication, and the woman, whose
story had created considerable interest and WAS key
to result avoraby In pecuniary point was required 70
take q sudden departure Mrs. Hartley Is between sixty
and years OF slim built i've feet seven or
eight inches in height long features face very much
wrinkled, very ladylike in her department and appa
rently well educated.
FoUNDILNG.SOn Monday night female infant.
about six weeks old found the stoop Of house
No. 46 Essex street. Jersey City Upon being taken 70
the almshouse II identified by female inmate as
belonging to Ann Cooper woman who has been sepa-
rated from her husband for the past four years.
TROUBLE AppREuENDsD AMONG THE srEvEDoRRs. -Yester-
day morning Chief Of Police McMannus Of Jersey City
having been applied to, sent squad Of twenty police
men to the tobacco warehouses foot OF North Fifth
street. TO prevent If possible threatened disturbance
between Jersey City and New York steyedores. II APP
pears that the New Jersey stevedorcs have been en-
ployed to stow cargoes board ships, but not under
standing the business their services dispensed with.
and gang OF from New York employed; but tho
scharscd men threatened that they should not DO
allowed TO 60 to work The presence OF the police pre-
vented any breace OF the peace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
ESEw YORK, August 22-e r NJ

AsHEs.-Recepts Il bbls. The market continues
quiet at 81 so for pots and 81 62 81 Is for pearls
BRKADsrUFrs TO bbs -four, ,127 do and
SIG bags meal 2s,414 bushels wheat, 2O2S do.
corn 1857 do. oats, 1850 do rye and 900 do malt The
-four market Irregular State was in good demand a.
further advance of SC. 10c. bbl, but Western
neglected. and yesterdays prices barely sustained
The speculative demand was moderate The sales were
Is 900 bbls, at annexed quotations Canada flour
was moderately active and prices ruled shade Hrmer
the sales were 400 bbls Southern -four was fairly
tive and prices well sustained the sales embraced
$50 bbls Rye -four was quiet and unchanged. Corn
meal steady with sales Of $50 bbls Brandywne at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

Tho English joint stock bank system and the prosperity
which has attended thus referred TO In London
paper Of recent date
The half yearly meetings Of the London joint stock
banks have Just been held and the results Of the bust
transacted again AFFORD proof OF the extraordinary
prugress OF these Institutions Bitterly opposed they
II the outset possessing but little credit and recev
ing hardly any support from the public they have gradu
ally achieved position which is becoming every day
OF greater importance. II is not too much TO say
thai Il II only question Of time for the whole banking
business of the metropolis To pass into their hands,
ainoe they are gradually but steadily absorbing the pr
vase establishments Nor Is II surprising that the public
prefer the security Of some hundreds Of partners in
o,nt stock banking 10 the half dozen in private firm,
especially when the publicity o. the accounts Offers
that Tho joint stock banks have grown apd -four
ished while their rivals, a. well ~ can lie ascer
tanned have pretty ncary stood still IL s no dsper.
seement 70 the private banks that they have been beaten
IN the race since there no establishments in the
world possessing for years past higher character for
stability and integrity There have been exceptions II
u true but the remark unfortunately, applies "
the Joint stock undertakings The fact IL that the joint
principle has taken such root In the mind or
the public that private competition In many departments
Of trade has no chance. Among these banking stands
pre- -eminent.
Tho dividends that have been declared ut the late
meetings have been among the highest that have ever
been realized In ordinary times, and are satsiactoy con-
derlng that the bank rate Of discount In the past sx
months has averaged rather less than per cent In
the corresponding SIX months Of the past year the av.
crsge was per cent, and consequently the returns
would BE- more favorable. STILL the present occasion,
there Ia In one or two cases increase. Annexed 10
salcment Of the annual dividends paid during The two
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

ST. LOUIS, August 2l 1865,
Cotton-Receipts to-day 46 bales; no sales. Flour
lover sales of double extra at 50 $40 co. and of extra
at ST rs 81 90 Wheat declined &c. 10c Corn DC. &c
lower sales of yellow at 79c, and white at Soc Sc.
Oats heavy sales of new at 40c. AGO. and old at $780,
Soc Rye declined to 7Sc. Tobacco unchanged. Whiskey
steady at So %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

In your issue Of Sunday 10 sccount Of my arrest on
m alleged charge Of robbing John Cosgrf on the 2ad
ul,imo This charge is false and malicious On the 2sd
july 1885, took from him while he very drunk his
safe kespna and advertised the ssme in 'personas Of
HERALD the three following days was not arrested
but hearing Of the CHARGE went TO court and gave BAH
for an examination. WIN FAkRBLl,
N2 Esst FourteeRth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

There other parties who had coffee storage but
our reporter unable TO ascertain their owing
the absence of Mr. Randolph from his Office when he
called.
in the Aston Insurance Company.
VIM w. Monk cigar manufacturer and liquor store,
No 205 South street. Ia insured for So 900 cigars
the Relief, and 81, 500 liquors in the Etna of Hart
ford F. B. Keist proprietor Of the Steamboat Hotel,
No 203 South street, Is insured for 81 500 in the Gcrma
mia Insurance Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

The active export and speculative inquiry for wheat
and the Market with only moderate inquiry from the
micrs and spectators, became heavy, and prices re-
coded 1c. &c. bushe The sales 76 900 bushels,
at SO 20 white State 50 05 for winter red State
So 20 for white Western 81 10 for choice amber Mchi
gan, 81 SO a 81 So for amber Milwaukee, the latter
an outside price; 81 81 81 81 Tor Mil
waukee club, and 81 so a 81 So for Chicago spring
Oats were moi much wanted and the market dull at
CSC aoat and 60c in store for Western. Barley and
malt were dull and prices entirely nominal The
corn market substantially the same on Monday.
The demand was fair but not SO active on Monday,
sales were fair part shipment and part speeula-
ton comprising 600 bushels at 92c. 93c for prime
mixed Western Rye was in improved demand, and
prices rm the sales consisted OF 900 bushels at
CSC for Western and Canada.
Corrox-The market at the opening steady at
yesterdays prices but subsequently became quiet,
closing dull the decline shown annexed quota
TONS The sales comprised 2, 500 bales. We quoe:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
The Fire I'm south Stroet
PARTICULARS OF INsURANCEs.

The total loss by this fire will not probably DO az large
estimated yesterday, there will doubt be quite
large salvage the coffee The following are the in
surances on the goods and the Of the owners:
Carey & Co, OF 90 Pine street, had quantity OF tea
destroyed valued at about $50 600, for which amount
they are insured as iOlOws:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23

The success Of the Joint stock banks Is remarkable
illustration Of the certainty th good enterprise when
properly conducted, Is sure 70 rise 70 high position
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
Horace Will Probably Como Up to
the Call of 'STime."

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK TIMES.
cut the following editorial from the Tribune, for the
purpose of mailing it your counter that other base
coinage may be dcteCted:-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Report of the Secretary of the Navy.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. December 4, ls65
SIR: In my last annual report, i presented
10 Congress aud the country such description us tho
Occasion seemed 10 require of the Of admins
ration by which naval force had, during the pre-
ccdng four years been created and organized with
account of The method and palmer in which il had been
applied In arduous and xamped forms Of action for
the suppression of the Rebellion. The review then
given OF the principal operations and the brilliant
achievements Of our Navy CLOSED with the memorable
recovery 0 The harbor and the almost impregna6le de-
lenses Of Mobile.
In this report, beside the exposition Of the ordinary
business Of this department including the suggestions
aud recommendations deemed necessary for the proper
regulation Of the naval service In the present condifion
of tho country. IL viii be my duty TO complete the
official record of the trumphs of the navy In the maj
operations aud closing scenes Of tho war TO indicate
the new arrangement and organization OF the ssVet
sgnadrons consequent upon the termination o! tlc
blockade and the cessation Of active hostnucs toeA
hibit the vigilance and energy Of our bocEadins anu
cruising Service testified by the number ana Naue
of tho captures made In tho unrearihg anu SUCCESSFUL
efforts 10 cut of Illicit commercial intetcousc WIN
Rebel ports; and especially TO exhibit lne pocy anu
measures OF the Department in erecting AZ tnc earics
moment, In view OF returning peace reuuctIon OF
naval expenditures. while providing iot us PfoMP
rrstabshnent at any time Of our great naval power
IN ali iis efficiency TO meet the exlgences OF any posi-
bic crisis in which IL services may be invoked TO main
Tain the rights or vndicats the honor OF the country
The demands upon the naval service which for iour
ssrs bad been sxseIing ws> gesxsd 0pVa We is u
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
UUN'A'S ,SEEE.KEGOEA1TNG
HORSEPOWER.

This Is Tread Machine, for from one to two
Horses. 1t is admitted by all that have USED it, to
be the most perfect Machine for the purpose for
which It was intended, that has yet been invented
The proprietor has Of them in operation in his
factory that has been in constant for four years
time. 1t ives power with one horse weighing only
sU0 pounds sufficient to drive one g inch lathe Dor
ing iron pumps, turning Windmill castings, shafts
and all the heavy work usually done in small ma
chine shop. The running of the machine is so com
pletelv controlled by the "Regultor,' that the
tion of the ,nachinery is steady if it run
by steam power
Persons engaged liz quartz mining will find one Of
these machines the most cuk cnicnt Is well AS
nomical for running small mills ImIlgamators.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16
ssGN'F'S IRRIGATlNG PUMP
FIR A M E.

This i, new and novel Invention, and Il destined
to take the place Of AZ other Pumps nov in use ior
irrjgating purposes
The fr;,mr is 5 feet high, t'rt IN length and \
feet wide In the frame is II ;, Tor 9nrh pump
connected to roll cam attached to the crank pin
by and pninn three to one. On the piHiun shat
is balance wheel arranged or Il htlt from horse
power. n pump and frame with onr horse will
pump from 5000 to 10000 gallons of water per hour,
raising |; ~ feet Attached To the hdlac ct wiiel Is
II haidlr for working the machine by hand II de-
sired. rhe machine runs vely easy, l'kes no noise
and is very durable.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

CoHsisTRSr.-What changeable mortalS
are the Radical Republicans? In the days
Of Lincoln, when there were scenes en-
acting that were revolving to the real
friends of the Union, and Republican
Senators condemned them, these men
were denouncing folks for not Sustain
Ing the Government" Now, when Pres
ident johnson is trying to rccoHcilc the
late feud, by wise counseiS, that attract
the approval Of candid men Of all parties
these same Radicals are mad as March
hares," that such should he the. case. and
charge that it is not sincere! So they are
determined not to be pleased They do
not want the Government sustained "
now, and they are Just as honest now As
they were then! Their consistency rs on
a par with their honesty.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-16

Knows TlIM The loyal Wendell Phil
lips describes the loyal General Banks as
"a vagrant montebank, laden with the
curses Of every loyal man in Louisiana"
Massachusetts, has reason to be proud of
her two pet Moor Generals, Banks and
Butler, one the hero of defeats, the other
of blunders and cowardic", according TO
the official report Of Gen Grant.