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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
1gere about Sheridaa'e 1aiA.
New York, March 20.


The Times dispatch says 1t Frederick.
Hall station dispatch from Early wal
found saying be was abou. to attack Sher-
idan's dank with 900 men at GoochIand d
but he was too late by twenty four hours.
Two days we're occupied 10 destroying
the Central Railroad. marching to- two
crossings of the South Anna. One was
found defended by infantry behind earth
works. A charge was made and the
rebels scattered and three guns were can.
lured.
Custar moved towards Ashland ststiou.
and on the way he heard of Early again.
He promised furlough to the man who
captured him. They pushed ON with
cheers. Capt. Burton, Of the SAT-, hav.
ing the feetes. horse got up with Eariy's
Adjutant. Burton thinking the Adiutant
was Early demanded his surrender. His
answer was . shot that wounded his
horse. casaisg him TO fall I'D fastening
the Captain to the ground, asd Early es.
capped again. but vas finally forced to fora
The South Anna At dangerous spot. By
this time Picket's division. under Long
street. was hurried up to near Ashland.
It's advance was met and driven back -
Skirmishing ensued in which 6rst ops,
then the other was compelled to fall back.
Geh. Sheridan finally moved eastward to
the Psmunky With Picket on one side
and Longstreet the other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

Subscriptions received yesterday It the
Goveroment subscrpiion aResey saosnt-
ed TO 3.l25. CSC dollars. The interrup-
tion BY the food of ,eltgraphic and mail
communication for the last three days
has seemingly diminished orders, but it
is almost certain that the 7.3Os nov 10 the
market will be entirely gone bsfore Hatur-
day night. Only twenty three millions
are left. The anxiety 10 secure invest.
ments, which increases with the increas.
ing decline of gold. promises to lead Il
the absorption ot the whole Of the loan il
few days. t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
From Cairo and Below /.

CAIRO, March 20.
The steamer Ssickney IRON New Or.
leans, 18th. has arrived with $50 hl d.
sugar for st Louis The boa. had ius,
landed when she was discovered to be on
fire, but it was promptly exiinguishsd
without injury to the boat.
Sugar sold in New Orleans at CSC for
prime and 23W234 for yellow clarified
Molasses o5a tor cid crop aud Sl.20 for
prime new.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
Cairo. March &c

n Cairo, March 20.
The steamer Belle St. Louis, fAom
Memphis, has arrived with 500 bales OF
cotton for St. Louis. To prevent 20 Dds
from being sent into the enemy's liueslby
:and or water BY means of fraudulent
permits. Gen. Wsshburne has i.sded
orders which prohibi. permitting Of gods
10 60 beyond line OF occupation, exc&p,
to persons who actually come from be
yond such lines and bring in cotton and
other products, and dispose of the sam
to the government purchasing agents =
The order abolishes the system by wbi icb
s'eamboa. loads Of goods have be. q alIc -
ed to leave Asmphis to be traded with
the enemy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
EARM TO LET-A gardsn of .bou
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

In the County Court Of said County. at Keokuk
10 Lucy worthinEton, Eliza ]. worthinetou and Fd-
ward s Worthingou, children minor heirs Of wm
III Worthington, decreased. and to all o4lefs:
Notice Is hereby given that there is on fe In the
County Court Of Lee county Iowa Fort Madison the
petition Of Anna L. Bower, Guardian IL the above
named minors pfayin for orer Court
hing and wering her said Guardian to sell nj
the right title and interest OF said number
feur a. in Block number ninetsix 1851 i the CITY Of
keoknk, Lee county, Iowa.
Said petition will be for hearing and ao vance az the
Court aforesaid the first Monday Of Apr 1895 az 10
o'clock Az. ROBERT H. GILMORE
mch11-dtd Atty for Anna L. Bower. Guardian &c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
Mobile Attackcd-Reported Death of
Gen. Hindman.
New Orieana March 20

The Picayuue extra says on Saturday
an attack was made on two batteries de.
Tending Mobile Bay by the MONITORS
Two Of them silenced the batteries, dri.
wing the men from their guns. We OBJ
tain this from 40 eye witness Of the en-.
gagement.
1t is reported that rebsi Geseral Hind.
man, while enrouse 70 Mexico. was sho,
by persona unknown. but supposed to be
coniederates, between Oakhaif and the
Rio Grsnde. He had number Of Wagons
and ambulances freightsd WITH tobacco,
and it is supposed considsratle plass and
coin. When killed be vas Ia advancs Of
the train.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
Baltimore, March a1.

The steamer Europa has arrived At
Washington, bringing Major H b. Comp
ten, bearer Of dispatches from Msjor
Gen. Sheridan /; also brough. with him
seventeen rebel battle flags captured BY
Sheridan during his raid, one Of which
he captured himself from Gen Eearly's
headquarters. Gen. Sheridan va. at
White House on the Pamunky river on
Sunday, but was commencing to move
towards the James river, where he has
probably BY this time arrived.
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New York, March al.

New York, March 2l.
Robert Greene and Ernest Pratt, found
on the steamer Corsica from Nashus e.
creted in the Captains and Parser's rooms,
were arrested Is rebel pirates, who had
been serving on board Of the Star City of
Richmond, which was sent out by the
notorious CAnshaw, of London, with an
armament for the pirate Olive. Both
we're ~athoat sufhciens passport. and sre
undergoing examination before Gen. Dix.
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PLANK.wALK NOTICE.

To the 0nasrs d ass Of fks feeci-s Dsse-bsd Lots.
At meeting City Council OF the city Of Kenkrk
held March 7th, 1865 the following resolution adept
cd. viz:
Rssolred That the owners ef Lots Il 10 II and II
Block 10S Lots 4 s, 9, TO- II and L. Block f2 Iots
g. 10, ii and II. Block 1885, Lots s. g. H. IL ard II
Block l5S Lots l. ,, 3, 4, and q, Block l6o Lois ~
l. and 6, Block lse; Lots l. 2 8 ard s. block ips
directed 70 have plank walk less than Eve feet
vide laid in front OF their respective Lots High street
by the nrst day OF May next the plank he laid cs-
wise. B. MERRIAM
mchls-15t Clerk Of Council OF CITY Of Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

Passengers who arrived to day from
City Point say news from Sherman reach
ed there Sunday through two scouts, who
left last week. He had occupied Colds
boro without opposition, having conner
ted with Scaofeld
General Sheridan is being supplied q,
White House with everything be may
need for his future movement.
Army still idle.
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REBEL GENERAL HINDMAN ne.
PORTED KILLED.
The Panic in New York
COllapsing OF Heavy
Firms.
GOLD IJ7 I-s.
Nashv,lle March

Nashville, March 20.
The colored citizens of Nashville had
grand procession to day 10 celebration
of the ratification by the people Of the
revised Constitution Of Tennessee. which
declares all slaves forever free. Upwards
of FIVE thousand joined in the procession,
consisting of colored soldiers, BARRIERS,
&C.. preceded by baud Of music The
ceremonies wound up by orations and
speeches by colored orators.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

New York, Afsrct

6 New xork, March FL.
The Central Bank was robbed yester-
day of 10 40 and $40 bonds amounting
to 500, 900.
The monitor Dictator arrived here to.
day from Hampton Riads. Her officers
speak OF her in the highest terms. A
portion of the time she made twelve knots
per hour, using only twenty -four furnaces
out of 6fty-six.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
LATER.


PA'oS DAosOu ~
The Pittsburg Chronicle of Saturday,
says the Allegheny river daring Friday
rose 14 feet, and one psrt Of the city
was completely under water. The river
washed the steps Of the Scott House Al
the foot Of Irwin street. The lower part
Of Pennsylvania street was rendered i'm
passible BY the food. The Let Ward oi
the city was flooded and communication
with oil the bridges cut except for We,
hicles. Cellars, Is far up a Sayoocl
street were fllsd with vater, and The
first aoors Of buildings were -invadsd b
it. Mechanics street bridgswas CLOSED
to travel 10 consequence Of tho fear tbs
it woald bsswept away,
The water having risen to its best .
o'clock il vas reported the water wa
slowly falling. By this evsning Il vii
doabtless b within its accustomed banks
By dsspaeshes from other cities "
lssrn that tho acqusanol = Frsepots an'
| the bsidgee = kitnuring md Oh sit,
Iwsse earrie1 avay ~ shss Oil stly N
IQul1o Inuo1 161U1.
III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

D4- Many parties in New York have
been already ruined since the commence.
ment of the existing panic in commercial
and financial circles. Goods have fallen
largely, and some establishments are con-
Quoting business on specie basis.
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/ Nov York, March 81.
The Herald's special says il vas re
ported in Washington u sterdsy that JEFF
Davis had sbdicated ths position OF Presi
dent Of the Rebel coDfederacy and hand
% over the rsins Of hia sinking govern.
ment to Gen. Lee, viii, the understand
Ing that the latter. u supreme disoasor
sould make one last desperate effort Win
such resources - are left within tis con.
troll.
All kinds Of provisions are now bring.
ing fabulous prices 10 Richmond. and
every male IN The city capsule Of carry
ing nasket has been pressed into the
army.
!. A csbinst meeting wss held ct Wash
ington yesterday at which It vas usder-
stood thas The present condition Of affs,r.
:. Richmond formed the subject Of con
sidesasion.
The Herald's Wilmington CORRESPOND
snt Of the 10th, says Ill refugees. deser-
sers and prisoners brought in By Sherman
sre bsing brought % that place; two
steamboat loads arrived that dsv1 On
the l4th Sherman left Fayeitdville.
maFchisR toward Goidsboro. BeforeIIe
."s we extensive arssnai vas eonplsisly
destroyed. II vas the largest Ia the
South. Every cotton mill and several
were destroyed and ak tmaIl
steamers were also burned. Neesoed Who
have followed Sherman will Be ssbt to |
Soufh Carolina, consigned 70 care Of Gen. |
Saxton.
The rebels win make . stand. If a III
It or near Goldsboro. Johnston having
'a'ted With Bragg and largs reinf5rce
ne n's having come from Richmond. Rive
combination with which they bode tn
tefeat Sherman aud Schofeh conbi1 ed
i s.ccsssfol, they calculate to return and
rush Grant.
Our released prisoners are sent N1uh
. fast as possible. Their condition j,
horrible. Thirty or forty died daily.
Gen. Terry is to take the field i'm mo
lately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
sAermaa and eche6eld Reported rlev.
Ing - the Ws1lea Read.
Naw Vo,k MI %


The Commsreisl Hatcher's Run oo,.
respondent Of the 18th, ssys our troop,
there had been under arms SO hours er.
pecting m attack from the enemy-
Movements for several days within the
enemy,s lines gave rise TO the expecta-
fion. Our troops are eager to have the
attack made. An early evacuation of
Petersburg is looked for. Il is reported
sherman and Scbo6eld are moving up the
Weldon Road. Our troops were never
10 more magnificent spirits. The Com.
mercials special from Trenton TO-DAY.
says the Washington train was DELAYED 3
hours q Melvehin BY breaking an axle
Only persons vere Injured.
The Commercial says . war clsp viii
noon be heard in quarter least expected
By friend or foe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
Sheridan Arrives at White aease.
New York, March 81.

The Herald's City Point correspondent
OF the Goth says Sheridan reached White
House on the 10Th. He lot only CITY
men and tuo officers.
Nsssly two hundred negroes came IN
With him, and be had to turn back large
number. % be was Wholly usable to feed
Of protect thsa. Latssrly, however, be
could Dc bettsrxas the negroes nAaaeaa
70 procure thsit own suhsistaace On the
Foado.
,1As H n esA srny -, ads,l
- les - y supsst - = = y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

~The Springfield Journal says Iii.
nois quota of $4,000 has already been
almost two-thirds filed by voluntary en-.
listments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

~ The railroad companies of New
York and Pennsylvania are getting into
running order again. Tho damage to
them has been very extensive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
SIDEWALK NOTICE..

At meeting OF the City Council Of the CITY Of Rao-
kuk held March 1fh, 1865 the following resolution was
adopted, viz:
Rssoired That the owners Of Lots + TO- IL and L.
Block 49, be directed to have the curbtoneset and
dewalk graded and led with brick established
grade in front Of their respective lots Concert street
~ the 18th day Of April next ID. :. MERRIAM
mchl6-dl5t Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22
Kennedy {, be Hung.
Nau Yorb Ni.rah

Kennedy, who was arrested at con
cert and since convicted of being a spy,
is to be hanged at Ft lafayette on Satur
day next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

H"Iowa," the Washington cores
ponden. of the Hawkeye, Gays that w
W. Belknsp. was confirmed a full Briga.
dier General on the l4ih of February,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

V The Rev. DR.. +. Beecher, brother
OF Henry Ward Beecher, and himself a
learned and eloquent divine, preached at
Burlington on Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

The Post says the leading dry good
retail houses are marking down theil
price to-day to correspond with the re
daeed price Of gold.
A letter dated opposite Kingstos. l4th,
Gays the Mayor, with delegation Of oiti.
Gems. we're on the opposite side to sur.
render the city. There are no signs Of
the enemy.
The ram vas burned this morning, and
n still smoking.
The works defending the place were
very strong. and the only explanation of
their being evacuated, is the panic 10 the
rebel army.
Speculation in gold is comparatively
quiet, and altogether on the bear side.
There we're rumors Of the evacuation
OF Mobile, and the resignation of General
Lee, which dropped gold to 643.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

ET The pinnacle Of the tower of the
Division Street NJ. z. Church, in Bur
lingtou, was blown down Friday.
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o6eial from Admiral Lee.

4 Washington, March 90.
The Navy Department to day receive
the following from Admiral Lee:
Flagship Gea. Burnside,
Bridgeport, Ala, March, 4.
Sir:-l have the honor to- inform you
that took advantage of the late rise ia
the Tennessee River and crossed Ell
river shoals with the flag ship and the
Gen. Thomas and went down to Muscle
Shoals. l came across Gen. Seldom
camp and drove them off, | penetrated
Elk river. l an meeting good success ia
encouraging loyal feelings. On the South
side Of the river citizens are constantly ,
coming in and taking the oath. From
interviews have had with prominen
men think there is no doubt Alabams
will soon return to the Govsrnnsot.
Very respectfully,
H. 1. FogRksr,
Commanding llth division Mississippi
squadron.
The Navy Department has received in
formation Of The capture and destruction
VI the rebel schooner Annie Dale by sn
expedition from the U. s. gunboat Pa
nola on the 18Th inst. in pass CAvallo,
Texas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

I ~ Senator Sumner is reported to be
Engaged 10 drawing up process Of inn
psachment against vics President John
sen for conduct compromising the digui-
y of his high position nd The honor q
The sosntsy = ths inaaes1nsies sessnes.
T..
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Effective rsres or the Rebels l2l, 200

Effective Ferce Of the Rebels 12l, 900.
Eewbern, N. c., March Is.
Parties who have arrived here from
Gen. Sherman's army say that We shall
be able to join hands with him to-mor-
row or next day. One Of them says Sher
man walks over the. course as fearlessly
aud unconcerned as giant among pig.
mics, and the enemy are 50 demoralize ID
aud panic stricken that it 10 doubtful
whether they will make stand or not.
In debate in the North Csrolioa Leg
islature, few weeks since, one member
stated that the entire effective force oi
the Confederacy numbers only III, ,OOC
men. which statement on being question.
ed was substaO,iased by an official docd
menl from Richmond.
Tho State authorities in N. c., who al
low no guerriilas TO prowl within the bof-
ders Of the State. have repeatedly remon
strated with the authorities At Richmond
against the inhuman treatment exteuded
by the rebel government to prisoners ol
war.
The steamers daily ascend the Neuse
river to Kingston with supplies for Scho
Geld and bherman's army.
LATER.
Lieut.. Knox, Chief Signal officer, jus,
from the front says that reports we're
brought 10 from Goldsboro stating tha,
the enemy had evacuated that place and
were moving towards Virginia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-22

- The frsshet in New York is sub
siding.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, March 2.

New York, March 2.
The City OF London, from Liverpool
7tb, Queenstown 9th, arrived this morn
ing ~ith one days's later dates.
The London Star repudia,es the Yumors
OF possible war between England and
America.
The London Times city article alludes
to the probable shipments of gold to New
York. owing TO dulness in exchange con
sequent on heavy supplies Of Federal
bonds to the continent and arrival OF
Savannah cotton at New York.
Liverpool, March 9.
Cotton fiat. Manchester market quiet
and steady Bredstuffs quiet and steady.
Provisions dull. Lard firm.
London Consul, s8s@a for money.
IFs Cen. 53a@7; Erie, s5t@f. 520's
63i@54.
DE Aonth.len is appointed French
Minister to Washington, and NJ. Dana I,
Mexico.
The French Minister of Public Institu.
tons has rendered his resignation, but
Napoleon refused to accept 1t. In the
absence Of later news from America.
which was anxiously expected, the result
OF the fall Of Charleston continued to be
eagerly canvassed
The Times says the next operations
are expected with singular interest. The
FedeTals have conversed their military rep
utatioo, bat if the South is still resolved
TO stand out till the end, they have made
bot little progress towards the conclusion
Of ,he war. In another editorial the
Times says the signs Of Confederate ex-
haustion have brought us to the turning
point, which places US within sight of the
scene and part We shall be called upon to
play in it. II the Federal Government
ma'ntaias the ground with England in
the shape of claims, which she does not
acknowledge aud the question We have to
address ourselves to is simply whether
they can go to war with us With fair pros
poets Of success. Il they can they GER
tainly will.
The Times argues the Washington
government will show it's wisdom By not
attacking Immediately on the conclusion
Of pesce, but il will be for English states.
men at the proper time to see that the
quarrel is not allowed to hang over till it
suits American convenience and oppor-
tunity.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND TIE LATE
PEAcE NEGoTIATloss. ~ Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, in IN article published 10
the WAtchman and Reflector, in reference
to bis late visit to Washington and Balti.
more, TINS alludes to President Lincoln
and the late peace pegotiAtions
.The President seems we'll and in
good spirits. His face is more wriukled
and if possible drisr than ever. But ha
seems tough and elastic, and far more
likely to live hsndFsd years than two
years ago be vas to live ten. Seldom ha.
any man gone through four such years ol
burdens immeasunble aud cares the mos'
scorching. He has made the country bis
own. Were it = child lying sick, he
could not devote himself to it more con
tiuuoasly apd faishfully. His last achieve.
ment will scarcely be appreciated ss it de-
serves. Few will suspect, from the ex
ceedirgly businsss-like message that ht
sent 70 Congress, made up Of string o
letters and dispatched, how thoroughly II
has ovsrnatshed sad mastered Davis il
l thsa A arlinitaNion ~ nnarA -
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To oe osc"ers Of any q The otrfng described Lots
Al meeting OF the City Council of the CITY Of Ke-
knk held March 10Th lst the folloz Ing resolution a.
adopted.
hesolred, That the owners Of Lots I23,45 and O.
sock III, Lots g. 4. and g. hIotk 81 b. directed 70.
have not less than two feet width laid
~ iront OF their respective lots Paean by the
18th day Of May next b. N MERRIAM
Hch@<rAat Clerk.
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WANTED-To rent q small dwelling
~ House of hre or six rooms Adires- with terms
ana iocation, c. q. READY,
"chzidSt Reokuk Post Once.
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AmRsseaat or6se Fsen Gen. Pope.
81. Louis. March 81

St. Louis, March FL.
An Important Geseral Order from
Pope Is published to-day, which i. the
irss step toward giving practical eifec. "a
the views OF his recent letter to the Gov
ernor. 1t directs that as soon A. infor.
matios shall b received from Goverpo,
Fletcher of the re establishment or con 1
authority in any coaoty or district he
promises tho exesciss Of martial Law the !
shall cease, and tbe Provost MarshA will
be immediately relieved from all duties.
exeep. those strictly nilitaw. All pris,
Sners in their custody charged with often
ses amenable BY civil tribunals will be
surrendered to their tribunals Tor trial,
military authorities rsssrving, however,
sne right TO try BY military commission
sncn offenders - bushwhsckeyv, guerril.
lss and other armed outlaws when thev
deem i sdvisaole. Military officers ere
g furnish assistance TO civil authority in
executing Of persons whenever called, be.
'eg careful 10 doing 80, no, 10 supercede
civil BY military law. and al officers and
soldiers are epjoined to do everything in
tier power TO promote the establishment
o. civil Law in the State. bu, sitbou. re-
lsxing their efforts to hunt down and
destroy guerrillas, bushw wharkers and
other outlaws.
The commanding General admits that
the attempt to restore civil administration
after four years reign of martial Law win
be attended With difficulties, but be ap
appealed to the csndor and forbesruce Of
the people and soldlsrs to make these diff
6cul'ies as light ss possible. It regard.
bushwhackers and armed reb
els and outlaws ~ enemies entitled TO no
mercy. and rsquires them to be treated
vghout mercy; but it sternly prohibits
military officers and soidiery to
become lawless and tyrannical under pre-
tence Of upholding Law and enforcing jus
t.ce. and enjoins upon them respectful
Difference to civil authorities.
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From nsvAean.
NeWborn. Maroh l6--io. :


Our forces nov oocupy Kingston .n,
are repairing the Railroad bridge acroe
tns Neuss river, which will Be fiuishe.
10 few days. The enemy we're demor
s!'sed on leaving Kingston for Goldsboro
Aoss o. the North Carolina troops belong
ing in the Western part Of the STATE tool
i,snca leave Of Bragg sad returned Il
Ths Goldsboro JousuaI Of the 6th is.t
states that council Of war vas held moi
more than 500 miles from that cisy. on
the = 9Th inst consisting Of their leading
us9efals. among whom was their great
The weather is very warm and ,hov.
sry-mercury IS in shade.
A CoIoael belonging to Sherman. /.
army has just arrived from Wilmington
he states that Sherman will be- in Gold.
boro on the Goth.
The enemy ssnd u bad rumor. from
6hefWan.s
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.IssoLUTION NOTICE.-Tbe co.

~ partnership heretofore existing between John
Bovden Bro OF the keokuk Marble Works il this say
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will he cn1
tinned by John gawden viii settle ali the eebts or
and collect all moneys dne, the late firm
JOHN BAWDFN
meh2edot EENJA BAwDES.