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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
MEMBERS OF TIE SENATE.


ALABAMA.
Hon. Richard W. Walker, at Welsstoe Gotdin'a 9th
street, between Clay aud Leigh.
/. Hon. Robert Jemison, Jr (AhseRt)
ARKANSAS,
Hon. Augustus II. Garland at Hon. T. J semmes, cor.
ner 18th aud Clay streets.
Hon. Robert W Jshhson. (Absent,)i
FLORIDA
Hon. James NJ. Baker Northeast corner Fifth and Main
streets.
Hon. Augustus T. Maxwell at 7. W, BrockeubrougL,,
corner 4th and Cay streets.
Hon. Benjamin II. Hill, residence Third and Grace
streets.
Hon. Hersehel V. Johnson at Wellington Goddins Sixth
street between Clay and Leigh.
KENTUCKY.
Hon. Henry C. Burnett Crank street. door to Sig
nal Corps office.
Hon. William Z. simms, at Mrs. TbOrn,ons Corner os
Foushee aud Franklin.
LOUISIANA
Hon. Thomas J. scmmes, residence corner Twelfth ans
Hon Edward sparrow, at Dr. Hirginbotham's Mats
street, south side, between Seventh and Eighth. a
MISSISSIPPI
Hon. Albert g. Brown at Miss Lyons Grace street
ner Sth..
Hon. John w. c. Watson, Arlington House Main ST.
between 9Th aud 7th-room No. %. 4
3t.tsts NIssorRI.
Hon. Waldo P. Johnson, at Mr.. Cowelrs on 81 let =
g. G. Yes, spottswood Hotel, room No. IS.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Hon. William T. Dortch cor 9Th and Broad over Chiles
Hon. William A. Graham, on Grace near stb
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hon. Robt. W, Barnwell at Mr. Dibrelrs Main street,
two doors above LIST.
Hon. Jane. l. Orr at Mr. steven.On It'll ST. ives, side
one door north Of Leigh.
TrsSEssEE
Han I n H. Daan #
Second and Main streets.
Hon. Gustayus A. Henry, at Colorel Sims Grace street.
Sophsde between Fourth and Fiha Two doors West OF
Corps Office.
Hon. Louis T. wigfsM Mrs. wolfes Franklin near 4h !
VIRGINIA.
Hon, Allen T. Csperton, at Mrs Reeves Southwest cor
Hon X. NJ T. Hunter at Mr. John o. stegers Grace
street. Northside between Adams and Jefferson streets.
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.
sEcRErARY.
James II. Nash W. GOddins Sixth street between Clay
and Leigh. &,
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
r. II. Stevens w. Goddins Sixth street bsweon cI.v
and Leigh. 10y
JOURNAL CLERK.
T. Bren Wgand's buildings Broad street, between
RKconDISa CLERK.
J. W: Anderson, corner of St. stephen and cbarty
streets. anu N"'f"y
sER6EANT-AT-ARxs
I'll. Fhz Hugh, Bank street between Ninth and
ZENITH one door last Nitre and Mining bureau.
DOORKEBPER.
James Page, Committee Rooms Bank street botxoen
Ninth and Tenth. 's'"ssD
ASSISTANT DooRKERpyR
John Wadsworth, wgan%s buildings Broad street,
between Fifth and Sixth. p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
HEADQRs ARMY OF NORTHERN .VA,1
February 10th, 1866.


NOD
]. General Orders No. Head Quarters Armies Of The
Confederate States having been this day to
tins army Is hereby snnound that in accordance with
properly absent from their commands except those guilty
of desertion TO- arrested m the act Of deserving 10 tie
enemy who have deserted after having been once par
doned for the same offence who shall hereafter desert
or absent themselves without authority who shall W thin
twenty days from Tins date voluntarily join their
enrolling officer provost marshal other officer on duty
to be forwarded To their commands shall be entitled 10
and receive the benefit OF the pardon promised by the Cen
ersChie on the authority of the President OF the Con
federate States IN the order above quoted
H. General Order No 2. Head Quarters Armie. Of III.
Confederate States applies 10 enlisted men undergoing
sentence oria under charges in arrest for desetio1
absence with OUT leave with the exceptions hereibe-
fore mentioned and all men who under this parsSIanS
are entitled TO pardon, will be at released from arrest
aud restored 70 duty.
BY command OF General r. E. LEE
We TAYLOR
fe2l-3aw2w A. A. General,
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Treasury DEPARTMENT C. s. Al
Richmond. August &, 1864.
OF IND EBT II ID.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT C. 8 All
Richmond, August 8, 1864.
GERTIFICATES OF IND EBT T. ID.
I J NESS BEARING SIX PER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREE FROM TAXATlON.-By the 18th
section OF the TO reduce the currency approved Feb
H. 1854 the Secretary of the Treasury Is authorized to is
sue above certificates payable two years after the ra
ncatioR Of treaty peace with the United Stas They
lie sold but only TO be issued to such creditors
Of the Government willing 10 receive the same in
payment of their demands They must also he given al
par though free from taxation The attention of purcha
sing agents and discussing ocer of the Government s
called this class OF public securities offering peculiar
advantages those from whom the supplies Of the Gov
eminent bought and to facilitate the of them,
checks drawn by dsburing officers upon the depostaries
holding these finds and marked across the face payable
in certificates of Indebtedness, win be paid in conformity
Herewith.
DepOstaTes hereby authorized and required TO
ply with this regulation and to make application the
Register for supplies OF certificates required.
(Signed) q. A. TRENHOLM,
aul9-0 Secretary of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
"a, A, TRENHOLM,
Secretary Of Treasury,


Section g. That the taxes property for the year sgh
teen hundred and sixyYe imposed by this act shall be
assessed on the day Of the passage Of this act and be
due and collected the first day of June next or as
thereafter az practicable. The additional taxes on
profits for the year eighteen hundred and shall
be assessed and collected according the provisions of
existing laws in regard to he assessment and collection
Of taxes incomes and all the taxes imposed by this
act well the taxes incomes aud profits aud the
specific taxes and taxes sales shall be PAYABLE in
Confederate Treasury notes Of the issue or in the
Certificates OF Indebtedness authorized by an act e
tied An act TO reduce the currency and 90 authorize
issue OF notes and bonds approved February
eneenth eighteen hundred aud sixty -four az mar win
ont any allowance for interest Provided That vt least
onehaf OF said taxes shall be paid In Treas dry notes
aforesaid; ndprovded fnrthe That the tax Tor the in
creased pay Of soldiers shall be paid In Copederat e Urea
surg notes OF che Issue only And 1t il hereby en-
acted That the certificates Of Indebtedness authorized
by the said act Of February seventeenth eighteen HIM
deed and sxy-ionr, may I've issued for debts
PRIOR to the passage of said aud the Agent of the
Treasury for the Trans Mississippi Department be and he
Is hereby authorized TO ISSUE under regu tons 10 be
prescribed by the Secretary OF the Treasury the certi
Gates OF indebtedness provided for in said act of Fehrna
airy seventeenth, eighteen hundred and xty.four for
debts contracted prior subsequent to the passage on
said act in the Trans Mississippi Department and that
all the certificates above mentioned shall ID received I'm
payment OF said taxes la like manner and Ito tina same
extent as the certificates adgaaY aHthotzod BIZ tLe
said act 0f seYegieonh Ut February eighteen HUNDRED
aud stxtyonr subject 70 the proyiso above mentioned
mhlT-Stawlm -f7--'''
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II OSI'-seyeral months agazoAe PoVR PER Cy,;T
~ CERTIFICATE for SetsD due 18th of March 1854 No
renewal. -" ' -
ia lEw6w' VII SON WrNrprr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

EOUND.-4arch 18th, on 9th and Main streets
POCKET BOON, containing 10 dollars in gold and
~ oO IN Confederate money. Owner will please call AZ
away. have his name p r. -
mhI6-lt'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

- ALI NOT1CE.-All citizens of Henrico county
- who have not drawn their Salt for 1865 viii call =
the Court House and get the same as the Sal, room vii
be positively closed Saturday the Iah March iss
ELIJAH BAkER Agent
I'm to-a Tor featic0 county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, e. 5. A.
Richmond, March l4th 1866 (
NOTICE IN REE a TUsay

l. 10 RECEIPT Of SIX PER CENT fCEkTIFl.
Gates OF INDEBTEDNESS FOR TAXES IMPOSED
BY ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED MARCH IL,
1865 Notice hereby given that according 10 the pro
visions of the 81 section OF Act of Congress Of March
H. 1866 copy of which Is hereto attached one moiety
Of the taxes levied by said act excepting the tax tor the
increased pay Of soders may be paid in Six Per Cent
Certificates Of Indebtedness issued under 4th section IL
act OF II February, 1865
"a, A, TRENHOLM
Secretary Ut Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

Our latest dates from the United States are to
Monday afternoon. We expected papers of the
l4th inst. last night but none came to hand. We
copy the following from those previously received.
sHERIDAS's RAID IN CENTRAL vIRdINrA,-eREAT DE-
sTRUCrIoS OF PROPERTY.
On the l2th inst, at 7 p. NJ. Gen. Grant COM
municated to the Secretary OF War, at Washington,
the following report - just received from General
Sheridan. The latter was probably written on the
sth inst: E.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

n osT.-THE DIAMOND SET from a. ring. The finder
~ win be handsomely rewarded by leaving it with
WEST a -I0HNsT0N,
nhle-'sr lfb Main street.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
Treasury DEPARTMENT c. s! Al
Richmond, March 49, 1865. !
ONATIONS I'D THE TREASIJRN


DONATIONS I'D THE TREASURY.
~ Patriotic citizens in all parts OF the country having
expressed desire TO make contributions OF money and
Government securities in aid OF the Treasury and Ia
dies animated by the n0best sentiments of attac hment
the OF their suffering country having offered thei
plate and jewels the Congress OF the Confederate States
adopted the 18th inst the following resolutions
No. l62.
JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR DONATIONS TO THE
TREASURY OF TIE CONFEDERATE STATES,
Whereas many patriotic citizens have expressed their
desire 10 contribute by donations OF money Jewels gold
and silver plate and public securities to the relief OF the
Treasury,
Therefore Resolved by the Confederate States Of Ameri-
ca That the Secretary OF the Treasury be- and he is
by authorized 10 receive all such donations and 10 pub
sh in the daily papers list OF the donations received
and the names of The donors
That when the said contribution shall consist of
certificates OF Indebtedness lawfully issued by disbursng
officers Of the Government and the parties holding the
willing TO give part, but unable To give the
whole shall be lawful for the Secretary the Treasury
10 receive the proportion offered, not less than one
mOety and 10 return the other moiety in certificates OF
Indebtedness receivable in payment of taxes.
Sec 3 To render the said public securities SO donated
available to the Treasury the Secretary Of the Treasury
IL hereby authorized to redeem the same before maturity
of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise apprO
priated,
Approved March 10 1865.
The attention the public Is called TO these resolutions
and those desirods Of making contributions money and
securities or certified claims against the Government are
respectfully Informed that they will be received by the
Treasurer at Richmond and by the Assistant easurers
and Pay Depositaries hereinafter regulated.
Negotiations in relation to plate and ewerg have not
been adopted yet and will form the subject OF future
notice u. A. TRENHOLM,
mhI7-3tawlm Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

Richmond. Va, March Ia, 1855
ID ERS0NS FROM THE COUNTRY bringing provisions
TO this city are ASSURED that their horses viii not be
impressed otherwise disturbed and TO alIay all app
tensions the subject have obtained the following
order from Colonel Cole the officer having in charge the
impressment Of horses and other animals.
JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor, I.
OpFicE ISs'R GENERAL FIELD TRANSIT
March II. 1855. (
Animals employed in bringing into the city marketing
provisOnso any kind will not be Impressed taken
possession of by any OF my officers OF agents.
-. f...'g..,,... ! A. H. COLE,
Major and Inspector General Pield Transportation.
mhl5-.-3t $40 ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
OFFICE OF J. r, ALLEN & co..
STOCHrs, bonds, &c., FOR SALE.

- ONS' Nc., FUN SALE.
North Carolina Skies, new and old
Virginia do do a
Central Railroad Bonds
Va, and Tenn, Railroad bonds
tsAfsdeFate gag Milton Bonds
DO l. and per cent, Bonds
gelacnsa Coupons Of State and Railroad Bonds
stocks Bends &C., bought and sold
49, ~ M
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.

DIRECTORY OF THE CONFEDERATE SENATE, FOR
THE SECOND SESSION OF THE SECOND con-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

COMMISSION HOUkE.-Thes subscribers have
u associated themselves under the style OF Hill &
PLBAsAsrs, for the purpose Of selling on Commission
such tices may be consigned to them by farmers aud
Others Their ONCE Is at the Auction House Of HILL Dick
inson 4 Co.. corner Of Franklin and Wall streets.
They solicit the patronage Of their friends and the pub
lie n B.iiLL,
J. II. PLEASANTS.
They have good storage house and stable. 4
fe7 elm } II. p.
runaway IN JAII..-Committed to the Jail
III of Buckingham county, Va, the 18th of January
a negro named jim PERKINS. Said negro is about
% "a years years old feet inches high, black The
negro says he belongs TO Mr. John Simmonds, Of Wyhe
county, Va.
The is required TO forward and comply with
81 WIN. B. MILES,
fe28-w6wtE - tt-r .sQ Jailor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17
R e LEE. General

All newspapers In the Confederate States are requested
TO copy times the above General Order No q and SEND
bills with copy of the paper to this Office yment.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-17

The Honorable Alexander II. Stephens Vice President
OF the Confederate States at Hon. T. j. Semmes corner
.It,la
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

Yesterday evening bearer Of djs
patches arrived from Gen. Sherman. "A,
agreement for = ssspeasion Of hoetilit;e
sod : memosaDdnm for What uas called
'bssis for pssos lad besu entered info ],
The 18th inst, BY Gen. Shermsn aud II,
Tebsl Geo. Johnston. The rebel Gener,
Breetissides was present. IL III. confer
encc. A Cabinet meeting 30 s1eld ss
o'clock in The evening. At which the 90
tion OF Gen. Sherman was disapproved b,
the President, BY the secretary Of War
By Gen. Grant and BY every member o
the Cabinet. Gen. Ehesman vas ordered
to resume hostiiities Immediately, and
vas directed that the Instructions given
BY the late President in The following ,ele
gam. which vas penoed BY Mr.. Lincoln
himself, 1t the Capitol, on the night oi
the Sd Of March, we're approved BY Presi.
dent johnson and Wsre reiterated to GOV.
ern his scsiou u military conmsnder. On
the night Of The 81 Of March, while Presi-
dent Lincoln and his Cabinet we're as the
Cspisol. . Telegram from Gen. Grsas sss
brought to the Secretary Of War, inform
ing hin that Ges. Lee had requested an
or conference 10 nske m a.
rangemens Tor terms of peace, Theletter
Of Gen. Lee wss published in letter OF
Davis to the rebel Cooeress. Gen. Grssi's
Telegram was submitted 70 Mr. Lincoln.
~hc, after pcndsring few moments, took
up his pen. wrote sith his own hand, the
reply, which be Submitted 10
the Secretary OF 6tsts and Secretary Of
War. Ii vas then dated, addressed and
signed BY the 6ecretary Of War and teIe-
graphed to Gen. Grant:
Washington, March 3. 1906.
To Lieut.. Gen. Grant:
The President directs me to ssy to you
that he wishes you to have no conference
with Gen. Lee, unless it 10 for the c,pi,u
ation OF General Lees army, Or on spme
minor and purely military matter. He
nstructs me TO say that you arc not 10
decide, discuss or confer upon any politi
,al question. Such questions tho Prc.i.
cent holds in his own hands. and viii
,ot submit them to military conference
,r conventions. Meantime you are 4,
press 10 tho utmost your military advan-
age.
(Signed E. II STATION,
Scc'y OF War.
The orders OF Gen Sherman to Genefal
to withdraw from SALISBURY
Ind join him, will probably open the way
or JEDI Dsyis to escape to Mexico or
Europe with his plumber. which is report-
d 10 be very large. including not only the
,lunder of the Kichmond banks, but pre-
rious accumula,ions. A dispatch Ie
,eived BY this department from Richmond
'ays: IL is stated here, by respectable
oarties, that the amount of specie taken
outh By Jef Davis and his partisans, ie
very large, Including not only the plum.
ier Of the Richmond banks, bat previous
They hope. it 10 said, 10
make terms with Gen. Sherman Or some
,ther Southern commander, By which
hey will be permitted. with their effects,
ncluding this gold plunder, to 90 10
NJ txico or Europe. J,hnston's nego.ia.
ions look to this end. After the Cabinet
Meeting last night Gan. Grant started for
North Carolina, TO direct tho operations
lgainst Johnston's army.
(Signed) E. II STANTON,
Sec'y OF War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

1uitaoc'Puis, hpfH IA
The body Of President Lincoln remain
ed ln state till one o'clock this morning.
At three o'clock the line OF march vas
taken to the Trenton Railroad depot.
Tho train consisted Of nine elegant ears
provided BY the Camden & Amboy Rail-
road. tastcfuily draped. The funeral cal
last night was additionally decorated,
heavy silver frioges being placed at the
end OF the black coverisas Of the several
panels, and tho festooos being fastened
With stars and tassels Of similar material
The materials were coutributcd By the
Icisisses of PbilAdslphis.
Gov. Parker came on board At Morris
vilic With Adjatant General Stocxtcn,
Qnssterusstes Genesai Pssfine aud Others
of his staG. They we're acco ri .nied by
U. s Senator ]. P. Stockton and we're
recsivsd by Gov. Cartin Of Ps0nsylvanis
sho bsd jSised the fsneral party Il HAr
risbaE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
Funeral in Springfield May 9Th.

Springfield. April Fl.
In the name Of the Committee Of Ar
rsugemeat We are authorised TO announce
that the funeral and burial Of our Ia.
msoted Pre.ident will take place in this
CITY on Saturday, Nay 9th, At IL o'clock
y. The body will lie in stale IN tie hall
u the Hosse Of Representatives from 10
o'clock :. N. "Wednesday till 10 o'clock
= NJ. Saturday.
Sharon Tyndale. Secretary Of State;
o. II. Miner. State Auditor.
Jas Ii. Beveridge, State Treasurer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

From SavaE nab Papers Rebel 0ever.
nor Commits Suicide.
New York, April ~.
Lite Savannah papers say that the news
of Lees snrisudrr rassel over the tele-
graph line at Mrlieo, Ca. Wednesday,
l3.h, and was tailed by msny with joy.
The railroad between Macjn and
Columbus Was clt the same day by our
cavalry ccmiog from Dalton and gbing To-
ward Macon.
The Aagosta Constitutionaliss Of the
l2th says:
JEFF Davis has gone either to the
Trans Mississippi Department. Or Europe,
taking with him hail million in specie.
The Florida C,lumbisn sDnoasSes that
Gov Milton. of Florids, has committed
suicide by shooting himself With I pistol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
0SE10SAl Wan DUEG01IM.
War Dspastssse,s Wsstis} }toa, |
April 14-1 r.
i. 49, - a.:

10 NsjOR Gessssi Dsx:
a disp1tea from ehsruan ststss thal
WtDsoa hsId Mscoa % the 2Oih will
Howell Cob0, Governor Smith sad 9th.
- = psisoaGss,s bat hey sllinsd the
benefit of ihe srmistice and be be- tele-
Enpbed 70 no shrosgh the rebel lines
~ orders. / have answered him that Be
may drsv cstof Aseon nd hold bis
comma1d for further ofders, unless hs
has reason to bsiese the rebels are
chsseisg their status 70 our prsjadice.
Tbis depestdh6nt hos inforn seion that
the President's murder vas organized in
Cssads and approved st Richnoud. One
Of the sssssssns nov 10 prison Who st-
tempted to kill NJ. Seward is believed 10
Be one Of the 81. AIbana raiders.
(Sigusd) E M. STATION,
Secretary War.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
~ Nssv DsuasvksH.

New Brunswick, N. J., April q.
! The funeral train arrived here 90 time.
An imme0sd Cfo~d vas q the depot aud
minute guns we're f,ed ! bile il was here
and until it left. The train consisted oi
nine cars and left at 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
From the F'otemae Army.
Headquarters Army Potomac, !
Anril % h

April 93. I
Reports are current here that 70 mapy
~ four men have been found nsrdered
in the vicinity Of houses through the
cpun'ry, bat notwithstanding the strict.
est inquiry has been made no confirms.
ton Of them can be obtained. A squad
Of cavalry. however. hare been cent on,
TO scour the country and TO bring in 20
prisoners Who are found with arms 10
their hands. whether chinsng 10 be pa
rolled or not.
A delegation Of citissns from Danville
ca@s through 70 Leadqurters yesterday
sish petition from the president and di.
rtctors Of the Richmond and Danvillc Il.
II asking permission 10 reopen their
road, saying that oil the rolliak stock
vas at DanviIlc aod in good condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

Cineiuoati, April "a.
Huston Hall. At layton, hEo, was
destroyed by fe last night. Los abou,
SIS 900; Insured S25. 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
prsEn,

Died.
In this city, April 24fh 1895 at o,eort scd ,s v,
sites 4. r., VIZ. YAK Kxusst aged as var .,S ts-..
nonfhs. ss--A' -" saies
services VIII takspiscs fFsu his late Fssid<nce
corner Rsed asd streets, Reefs Aad,,ios .ta,. !,
1sesday. 18th last
Friends Of the family srs invited to attend vitbo,.
further sotics.
IN this city, April 13d Of consumption G. Ha.. 4,
The Sad yrax " his age Q
Funeral will take place this tuesday, morning at 10
O'Clock, om the resd<ncs ok his st on 1z,h strst
b~twsen MAis md Bionde.a
SnsIds of he family are invited 10 attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
New York. ADril Fl.

oW AUk3 APIH =.
The Posts Washington special says
JED. Davis vas At Hillsbofo, N. G., dur
ing the conference between Sherman and
Jvhnston and Breokinsidee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25

SURGEON GExKRAL's OrrIcE.)
Washington, Aprii 24-9 m.
To Hon. L. IL. Stanton
] have the honor to report that the
Secretary Of State 10 free from pains and
stronger this morning. Mr.. Fred. Sew
ard passed quiet night.
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) J. X BARsfs,
Surgeon General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
Rspsrtsa escape q Je2 Davis.

New Ufleans, April IL.
Its reported that Jclf Davis crossed
the Mississippi river u Tfnker's Bend,
which vas occupied By the Tex - cavalry,
on the night Of the 10Th. escaping the
observation-of the naval forces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
Tho Funeral Train at Trenton.

Trenton, N J., April "a.
The fuoeEal train reached here q $3.50
O'Clock this morning. Gov. Parker and
staff Of New Jersey were taken on board
at the dividing line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
sasaag. All u 70. 1855,
NOTICE.-My wife, Elir,beth R,sfpe

IN Franrk, having left my house and home vithout
any iasfsi sns~ or profocAtio., hereby sli
persons against ere.iing or sra oris ier on uy nr
And ihe sid Ii th Rnsia- Frsaek iii take
notice thst ues. abe returns within Two wee k. sl,.
thereafter refase to reeese h4r trsat sr my wife
sprzs-d2t CHAhLlS FRaNCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-25
The UHivsfssl Life lnSlrsHes Co., New Terl
Cash Ga ptQal. ZOO OOO.

This Of the oldest, safest and most successfr
Life Insurance. Companies the United st-tes aud Of
frrs ges txcerd hEd In respecs. not
eqaAlsed W any ether lis 1rasi@es u New York CITY
sre ~ the very first and most RE iatIe nasars
Office wit Hn. Fulton, tse4eras Insaranc4 Arent eov~
ner oil III an Main street. Dir Of state Bank k.sknk
Iowa ispr2iI r. BlSsELL 8gt