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MonUMnHr TO vIoroR nMMANun1. 4 Ell

MONUMENT TO VICTOR EMMANUEL.
Amonumentt to Victor Emmanuel has been
erected in the Italian camp of Forano. The
work, which is made entirely fearth by some
Neapolitan soldiers, consists of cylindrical
base, which rests upon mound, and is sur
rounded BY pedestal, the triangular under
part of which is divided by three pilasters into
six compartments, bearing various Inscriptions.
That in front is dedicated iif -saes 0-tla 81 D
- To the august monarch gr oei1S
Whose life is glorious in war W. siise
To the magnanimous hberator of italy,
IN By the Thirty-hfth Regiment. .a
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Wanted.

/ A SITUATION by young man as, GROOM. and
- - Is capable oftaking charge Of Garden Sails
No. II Waterville Street 1t n NJ y
Portland, Sept. II, 1865. aa3 hsii@ td1w9
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CITY ofPortIaDd

NoIdGE hereby giyen that it's the intcnt,ou !,
to locate asuitable outlet right ofway for land
mon sewer over private property from the sontosa Sona
water mark said proposed location being Al or nav
the foot of High street, and the Committee on Drains
and Sewers will meet ON Wednesday, Senfen1her
Twentieth at three O'Clock p. NJ. at the foot of Hib
street. on Commercial street, and then and there nr
ceed to view and locate said right ofway or outlet
Given under our hands this twelfth day of Seufem
ber A. D.. eighteen hundred and sixty-five -
EDMUND PHINNEY, ga y Committee ON
JOHN L. DONNELL, Drains
STEPHEN WHITTEMoRE,1 and Sewers,
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ing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
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week, Si.00; 90 cents per week after.
Under head Of 'sAMUsEMENTs,' $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less $3.50.
ESPECIAL NOTICES. $500 per square trst week,
$100 per square after three insertions or less SloV;
hall square, three insertions, $1.oo; one week,
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Advertisements inserted in the "MAiNE STATE
PREss (which has a large circulation in every part
Of the Siaie for $1.00 per square or nrst msertoh
ana 30 cents per square for each subsequent nsef-
ton. ~
SPECIAL NOTICES at The usual rates.
rsB- An Communications intended for the papear,
should be directed 10 tho EDITOR OF THE fkEss,
ami those Of a business character 70 the " PUB
LdsHERs." -
E5g- JOB PRINTING, Of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 70
the Office Paper promptly transacted ON applies
ti0n as above. s.t
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Found.

lAME into my enclosure three SHEEP. which
-, the owner can have by proving property and paw
p.,r..., NATHANIEL BOWIE.
r. "liVu@i' oept.lo 1850 sep12d1ws i'''
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pYAN EXPERIENCED TEACHER who hasiust
~ returned from three years. experience in the
Army situation to teach alarge Village School dur
ing the coming Winter where a great amount of la
Dor is required for fair compensation -
Address, "ADAMTDFS
sepSd2w~ So, Bridgton LIE.
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REMOVAT.

THE undersigned take this method to inform their
il customers and the public generally that they have
ington Street to their new Bakery Nos and Union
Street. where they viii be pleased to sec all their old
customers and as many now ones viii be pleased to
give us call. -
7asta aaiaEesslQ r. w. SMARDON,
ss9 s4l a.aYts 1R. s. SCAMAIAN, 9
.NLE -, r.,r.s,s,,,S s. E. SMARDON. "a
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CIRCULAR.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, <
WashinQton CitN. D. c.. A,l1. @. 1S65.

- Hl-9I-- - YUhfHON UEN EHALS7 OFE1CE, n
"a 42-A Wdshington City, D. c., Aay. %, 1865
HON! !WILLIAA II SEWARD, Secretary Of State
= SIR I'm the absence of the Surgeon General,
have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of your
from Mir. MoRRIs Minister Resident of the United
States at relative to the ravages OF
the Cholera IN that quarter, &c. and would most re-
spectfully recommend that the attention of the Gov
ernors of States be invited to the facts contained
therein. with view to the prompt establishment Of
rigid quarantine regulations to prevent II possible,
the introduction of Cholera into this Country s st
: The despatch from Mr.. Morris, and enclosed paper
al, herewith respectfully returned =
eed Very respectfully aas;f yssseff !. 81 ,Sss
4 Your obedient servant,
~ -tda a8 &c. III. CRANE. Act. Surg. GenI f
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W07ted
Wnnteadl

SIx OR EIGHT GOOD SHOOK MAKERS Annlv
~ A. P. MORSE s. CO.,
seplldlm~S NaH 52n4s-A 2Aa Boston, Mass.
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House W02ated.

~ Any one having a small, nest House. with
;ss good lot, for sale, situated between Cedar ana
sHas;AP Paris SITS, and not far from Cumberland may
md ~ purchaser by addressing z. NJ. t. through the
oSe oince. . tt.. - ' sep12dlw
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Lost

I'M Commercial Street, on at the head of Burn-
~ bans Wharf, a light brown embroidered Thibet
cape; whoever will return the same at No. II Unlon
Street, shall be suitably rewarded -l7 : S--''-'
Sept IA d3t% - 4. s., -. .t N, t..... q
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
JOHN r. GILMAN, Editor,
srp11sHED AT ssg EXCHANGE STREET, By
n. A. FOSTER &c GO.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published at
IS, 90 per year in advance.
ME MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at $500 per annum in advance J
S225 Il paid within six months; and $3.50, II pay
ment be delayed beyond six months.
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4geaats Wamted.
Oac2aer Kzaated I

A BAY HORSE, with straw colored runnine-
gear Baggage Wagon, was left at the Lake HouSse
IN oxford, on Saturday, the I'd inst, and has moi
been called for. The owner is requested to cali and
pay charges and take them away. sepi4iiws
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CISCO NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND.

RY vote ofthe Stockholders the capital of this Bank
lars 'sr 49, " = - si1 ~ 30 i q
viii be received under the following
rHPrT stOckhoder is entitled to ONE share for every
centa f;e must pay in, at least, twenty-five per
fore DeeeTob subscribing, and the balance e.
next vii, lor IN FULL on or before October 18th
thenext (Aprin the old stock, and participate in
,iae itn1eTesl az rate Of nix Der cont ~. - ,,,
allowed on all other eenr pcr annum VIII be-
payment till April l. 1863 prions rom tho time OF
Rights not claimed before c,...,li - .s 80.
be dispo'ed Of as the Directors %sT lo qext viii
Portland Sept. u, 1865. 'skEISII, aslS Cashier,
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Lost

up Lost /! ,t,,.. ,,, (,
ON Friday last, small, yellow, shaggy DOG with
" awhite face and black collar around his neck
marked with silver nails. Whoever viii return sal
Dog shall be suitably rewarded.
ID ID WILLIAM H. GRIFFITH,
aue22d7w* On board Tow Boat Uncle Sam
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For Sale Cheap,

sissfl. ESEA Two secondhand FIRE EN-
y Gi MES with Hose Carriages; all in
+ :. rs EX9 good order. gseis4fs hnsf
- NJ -. Also, lot of Hose suitable fer
-. :. EZRA RUSSELL, Chief Engineer,
Or a. I, MORGAN, Chairman Committee on Port
iaha r're department. nlfsA- @A june16tf
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ellaneous. +
4 STATE OF MAINE.

10 THE PEOPLE OF MANNER b \
z have the honor to submit for your information
the following letter from Honorable WrLLIAM II.
SEWARD, Secretary of State for the United States,
this day received, with accompanying .communica-
tions from G. H. CRANE, Acting Surgeon General U.
$. Army, and E. JOY MokRrs, Minister Resident of
the United States America at Constatnople, with
an article upon the Cholera, published in the Leyant
Herald. 4 st teg af ssfis1e hgatAt ti5a4t
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W0nted.
Wn1ate1.,

PASTERS and Finishers, on Cloaks can find work
~ and gsod pay for the season at BEAL & RICK
Ek'S, No. l60 Deyonshire St., Boston. l-ll--l
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Wanted.

saf7l " h4is. = Wg4lfef5sd s'.5 i- is4'1.l
u .r4-a Vessels to load deals at st. John. n.
13Ff{A b., for English aud Irish Ports at high
I4faAzlTA est rates ofireght.
-99<sSrys.Ay~ sf4 ,Nt ALSO, 4i-4 ii- p p p.
To load lumber at same placefor Calves,
ton, Philadelphia and Richmond
-acQ ea9 LITTLEJOHE q CHASE
A. oo4a.. ras, No. Central Wharf.
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Wnnted.

A RENT OF seven or eight 70, ms bv the erst of
"a October, within five or ten .aates walk az the
Post oHice. Rent about 5000 Address MILLER,
rress once. q le 9. te- sept14d3ts
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Miscellaneous.

4 s1s F. ) 1 81 .f
Miscellaneous. las. III
new FALL GOODS !!
-asa Comprising a fun stock Of Z t's'5r' s
BtacIs and Cogored Corded Edge
RIBBONS 8! Z
Plaid & Fancy Bonnet Ribbons,
Black Il COlOred Velvet Ribbons,
Black English Grapes,
SILKS, sATINs, VELVET, FEATH-
ERS, FLOWERS, GLOVES, ,t
DRESS TRIMMINGS. .,a-.s. 80
full Stock OF Straw and Felt Goods adapt
ed to City and Country trade, opening and ior
sale at the lowest marset pricej dealers only, by
WILLIAM. Il. HORTON & CO.. ao
12 and Ia Franklin Street,
!. Sept 4-dsm si-eis BoST0N. Z
NEW GOODSy 4
The Best Stock ever brought in
r 81 ue.g to this Market! - Il
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siaa.D ID H ESIR A I LIE ; bsaasi :
Cloths Of the Best Quality |
SHADE sz FINISH,
si9ast 20 .sl5saat--rpoo1p --rpoopz -
FALL AND WINTER WEAR !
es OYERCOATS,s sasa.af siI sley w
ao FROCKS, Asas.is pa egg 'a Q u
gG fI-iN f7'1--sq I, gfF9s l8EEs9ah wet e3sntT q
as DRESS COATS, Is re.ru .ias.
+" Sacks efA ~ = sasaE. .al tFit 'sia7.i
sv BUSINESS SUITS, ..sa.,.d
|ae VESTS AND PANTS, a7.
MANUFACTURED ITO MEASURE
Z z. Al short notice, In the BEST manner
seal ;iaeiis AND IN THE r6g aqr 30 p
Il LATEST STYLE. iltias
E5- Every Garment Warranted TO Fit.-tEa
,stg8aA .E- WOO i hH0b
4s 3. B. FROST,
sss Merchants Tailor
sai .--04 Exchange Street.
Is Portland, Ssptl1f, ,atSe5.dt 10 sgsJa dtf o
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I'D ky- II you are in want Of any kind Of PERMITTING
eail at The Daily Press Office, .5ssdpgIal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27
Rebel Items.

New York, Feb. 20
The bill to arm tie negroes, which the
Relel House of Representatives passed
on the 20th inst, was indefinitely post
poned by the Senate on the following day.
Rebel journals give some Texas items
Of interest. including an account Of the de-
feat of rebel force On the SJu h Coucha
River in that Stale in January by the Ia.
dIans.
i The fight is said TO have been . most
desperate one.s The Indians are giving
the rebels thue much trouble. The
Austin Gazette is suspicious tha. these
operations are forerunners OF a grand ad
vance Of the Uaion troops on northern
Texas in the spring by way OF Red River
The works found at Galveston are being
improved and enlarged
Il was said that the Mexican town Of
Ma,amoras had ceased 10 be free port.
A Union force reported b. rebel pa pers
as having recently moved from Knox
vile Tens. towards North Carolina. is
now said by them 10 consist of about
1900 or 5000 men under Gen. Gillem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27
News Suppressed in Dixie-Blockade
Runners Captured.
New York, Feb, 25.

As the rebel newspapers have re-
ceived an official notification 10 suppress
military news, we are without any later
intelligence regarding Gen. Sherman's
progress in South Carolina
The Ricbmond papers cannot conceal
their modification over the capture of
Charleston aud Columbia.
The occupation of the latter by Gen
Sherman they acknowledge to have been
very unexpected ut Richmond, and se-
rious apprehensions are expressed in refer
erce to the ability Of Besuregard to make
any effective opposition to the northward
advance of the national forces.
The Herald New Orleans correspon-
dent says on the night Of 9Th two boats
crews from the United States steamers
princes Royal aud Bienvilie. under Act
ing Ensign Geo. H. French, boarded cap.
tured and run to the blockading feet
from under the guns of of the rebel forts
10 Galveston Harbor, the blockade ruu-
ing schooners Pet and Annie Sophia, la
den vii about 800 bales Of cotton each,
oa The night OF the Sd. The somewhat
noted blockade running steamer Will.o-
the. Wisp. while attempting to get into
Galveston went ashore aud was rendered
useless by the guns Of the blockaders.
The steamer Wren attempted to run
the blockske uswari on the night OF the
u but was driven back by the Union
guns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Preparing.to .Evaeuate Richmoud.
New York. Feb, 25.

The Herald's Army of the Potomac cor
respondent says unusual movements and
activity have been observed in the rebel
Ines around Richmond during the past
few days. indicating design OF some new
enterprise on the part Of Gen. Lee. and
it 10 surmised that. alarmed BY the pro
gress of Sherman and the other national
forces, he has concluded that the time + I
giving up both Richmond and Petersbu urg
and falling back to Lynchburg, or some
other defensible position. has 1t last ar
rived,
Gen. A. P. Hills corps Of his army is
said to have been under orders on Thurs
day Of this week to be prepared to march
at moments Dotice. aud a considerable
commotion within the rebel lines was dis
played yesterday. There are also rumors
that Lee mecitates an attack on Grant.
All these matters, taken 10 connection
with the fact that the rebel journals have
received orders from the authorities to be
reticcnt regarding military
sffairs, give color to the belief that some
thing more than ordinary is 10 process oil
execution. The influx of rebel deserters,
however, remains unitermitted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27
From New Orleans

Calro x0-Ss-C p. I'D.
The steamer Swan, from New Or
leans 9Th. passed up for ST. Louis.
Tie Constitutional Amendment abol-
shing slavery, was ratified by the State
u Louisiana on the i7sh, by both Houses
II the Louisiana Legislature.
NJ. Hall introduce a memorial, signed
nv ahont 5 900 colored men, asking the
right of suffrage.
Ihe resolution was read and referred to
select committee.
AT special meeting ofthe NswOrlerns
Chamber OF Commerce, on tbe l6.h. a
committee was appointed and requested
TO memorializs Congress for an appropri-
.tioD for removing the distractions 10 the
passes of he Mississippi river, as the mud
md other material accumulated there
have become SO great as to cause consid
erable rick, delay and inconvenience to
underwater ship ownsrs, DC; ais to
represent TO the Post Master General The
delays and Irregularities of mails BY these
distractions, aud the grea. iojury result
ing lherefrom to the business OF the city,
aud to secure, if possible, correction OF
the evil.
The sales Of the 80 loan by the First
National Bank of Cairo to date, amount to
sls7 900.
Tie steamer Alice Dean, from Mem
phis for Cincinnati. passed with 36l bales
OF cotton.
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Preparations for the Grand
Celebration.
--latest Items From Cairo
and .yeaC Orleans.
Cincinnati Enquirer Office
Burned.
Arming Slaves aNecessity-Lee'sA Army
Moving.


Moving.
New York, Feb. a6.
A letter published in Richmond from
Gen. Lee says:
The arming Of negroes is not onld ex
pedient but necessary, as he does no,
think the white population can suppl the
necessities Of long war.
A letter TO The Herald from the 9th
army corps, of the 23d. says:
Deseriers state that several briyadds oi
Hslps corps have gone S,uth to rein toree
Beauregard, and the whole of Lees army
Is under marching orders.
Another letter, dated oath, says:
|; is known tha. q considerable pottion
OF Lees army yesterday vas ordereH te
niskc four days cooked rasions and pre-
pare to carry considerable ammunition
on the person More will probably ba
sscertsined to-day.
Additional precautions are being taken
at City Point and other places for the
proper reception of rebel rams which are
expected soon to make another ATTEMPT oil
a raid down James river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27
From Richmond Papers.

Washington, Feb. 20.
The Richmond Wing Of the Esd con-
tains the following:
There was no confirmation at the War
Department last evening Of the rumor cur
rent on the street to the effect that Wade
Hampton had encountered the enemy and
administered to him a severe whipping.
Among the returned prisoners who
reached the city from Varina yesterday
p. m was our veteran naval officer Ad-
miral Frank Buchanan. His presence
will inspire pew confidence and life into
our gallant little navy, which despite ai-
verse circumstances has borne itself gal
lantly during the present struggle. With
Buchanan aud Semmes in The right place
at the right time, our ironelads cannot fail
to give good account of themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27
From Cairo,

Cairo, Feb. a5.
The steamers Liberty and Belle st.
Louis from Memphis passed up, the for
mer with 3l3 bales of cotton for Evans
vile, the latter with II bales for ST.
Louis
The Nieksburg correspondent says de-
serters from Dick Taylor's army declare
there Is no intention ca the part of the
rebel authorities to abandon Mobile that
that city always has been a depot for arm
sud military material of all kinds, ard
that the cannon and supplies recently ia
ken to S.Ima formed no pat Of the arna-
ment AID stores intended for the use OF
Mobile. The rebels believed Selma will
be assaled soon and are uang to put it
10 good condition without weakening
Mobile. The same correspondent says
the report that Forrest had 1000 men
under him Is untrue lie has not over
2 600. Dick Taylor cannot muster 2j,-
900. Il is conjeciured that one or Two
corps which receally LETT Columbus, Mis-
,issippi, have gone into Mobile. Three
ironciads haze been sisiioned at the
mouth Of Red River to Illustrate any raid
On that stream into Mississippi the rebels
may design making; also preventing rebel
troops from crossing. 1t rs rumored that
Brig Gen Meredith has been reins ated.
The steamer Luminsry from Ne~ Orleans
10th has arrived enronte 10 S. Louis.
Much excitement exists in New Or
leans in consequences Of publicity teing
given to an exposure made of a secret SO.
ciety having permanent organization and
regular meetings. Il was supposed to b.
Union, but recent Developments prove
il Is ruled BY Confederate sympathi.ers
whose object is 10 get political power and
through that power protect the secession
lists Of that city from their just deserts.
New Orleans cotton msrket-strictlv
ordinary 66; low middIing 7lGG72. Su-
gar and mcia.ses 10 fair demand and firm,
market poorly supplied. Prime sugar
22t, very common 2l; prime molasses
l20. Superfne -four s3,50@9, so; low
extra 5000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27

ashibgtcn req. 20.
The following was received a. the
Navy Department,
Z. S Flagship. Malvern,
Cape Fear River, Feb "a
SIR-I have the honor to inform you
that Wilmington has been evasuated and
il In ossession OF our forces. After the
evacuation OF Fort Andesson pushed
forward the gunhoats as far as the water
would per.it. The army pushed up at
the same time on the right and left banks
of the river. After much difficulty
succeeded in getting the gunboats over
the big bar aud opened FIRE on Fort Strong
the work commanding the principal ob
structions; where the rebels hal also sunk
a large steamer, the North Eastern. Our
FIRE soon drove the rebels away from the
fort. Now and then they would FIRE a
shot, one of which struck the Sassacns
beioW water mark and set her leaking
badly. No lives lost. That night, the
Goth the rebels sent down two hundred
Floating torpedoes, but / had strong
force of picket boats cut and the torpedoes
were sunk with musketry. One got in
the wheel of the Osgood AMI blew her
wheel house to pieces and knocked down
her bulkhead. There was no damage to
the hull. Some of the vessels picked up
the torpedoes with their torpedo moose
The next morning | spread two fishing
nets across the river. Yesterday evening
Gen. Ames with his division moved with
10 short distance Of the fort and had o
sharp encounter with the rebels. On
hearing musketry and seeing where our
troops were / opened rapid FIRE on the
fort and all along the enemy's line. The
fort responded with three or four shots,
bat was soon siIenced. This morning We
heard that Gen. Terry was within their
works and the road was clear 10 Whining
ton. The Montauk could not cross the
shoals without Tightening, which was
work of some labor. / had the pleasure
of placing the flag on Fort Strong at noon
to- day. We all fred salute Of thirty
Eve guns, this being tho anniversary ol
Washingtcn's birthday.
am most respectfully your obedien'
servant,
(Sigsed) DAVID D. PoRrrR,
Rear Admiral.
To Gideon Welles Secretary Of tn.
Navy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27
New York. Feb. 25-P.

N
A. an adjourned meeting of The Com
mittee for the celebration of the Union
victories. held at 10 o'clock this D.. m,
Moses Taylor in the Chair, the following
gentlemen we're appointed Committee on
R solutions: Chas. P. Daley, Geo. Op-
dyke, Hamilton Fish, Henry Hilton, Ed
ward Pierpout. VIM. NJ Everts, VIM
Evarts. Wm. Allen, J. Shepherd and Pros
per NJ. Wetmore.
The committee reported the following
which vas unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the solemn pledges
given to the Govern ment by the people oi
the city of New York, assembled in
Union Square on the 20lh of April
1861, have been redeemed with fidelity
and honor, aud that after four years ol
bloody conflict where the majesty of the
law has been vindicatcd and the national
banner restored to the soil of every State
in revolt, it is fitting and jus, that upon
the same spot the tidings of victory
should be mingled with the acclamalions
of a grateful people.
hssOiV6Os nat since tBe cues Oi
New Orleans, Memphis, Vicssburg Nash
Vile, Savannah, Columbia Charleston and
Wilmington, freed from the terrors Of in
surgent arms, have again been received
under the protecting care of the Govern
ment, il Is our duty to teach them by ex-
ample and acts Of Kindness that it is safer
and wiser to obey the law than to spurn
It's control.
Resolved. That the people Of the city oi
New York do hereby invite the co.opera.
lion Of every loyal municipality in the
Union to unite in general celebration Of
The successes Of Union arms on Saturday
The 4th of March ensuing, at mid day
that BY the sound OF cannon, the ringing
vf bells and the uprisings OF the voices OF
the people the national heart may be made
glad and gratitude and honor be rendered
10 the gallant men who have preserved the
life of the Onion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-27
New York Feb. 25.

The Tribune's army of the Potomac
correspondent Of the Ed says this even
ing news came in from the front Of the
9Th Corps that the enemy showed some
signs OF leaving that part Of their lines.
aud are moving to the right. Taey have
begun movement to the right which
may mean an attack upon our left or
movements towards North Carolina.
The Iribune's Washington special says
advices from Gen. Grants headquarters
are to the effect that the enemy are con-
stsntly eyacua.ing Petersburg and mani
Testing signs of sending troops south
Whether it is merely to reinforce Baure'
eard or means IN abandonmet Of Rich
mond will soon appear. They are closely
watched by m army largely oatnumber'
int. them and superior in every point o.
detail that goes 10 make up soldiers.