davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22
CHICAGO -MARREK--.July ~
IBy Telegraph


by Telegraph
FIOur-Quist.
Whcat-.uil: salssNO. at 81 1891 lO@ ana
81 20 TO- NO.2,
and 55ka56c for no 2
stHts Quiet. Sales atS'e-
HuEhWines--Dul. %
P-TOVis1Ons---Fi IN Mess PORK s7' VVo.V w
and prime mss1 ssS oOa24 90,
FreIEhIs Lower. Corn SC, Wheat C 10
Reeajp,s-FIour. $500 bbls; wheat, 1900 bu,
sbiDments-F!our, 100 Dbl, wheat 5000 bu,
corn, $4,000.
PHTLADELPHIA mARKET-July 81.
10y Telegraph
PefrOIeum-Sal6s crude az 5IAS5i rehheu III
bond 5l@52A, free 7Og1So
EIOur-F1rm at sn advance, ehtny on the nhe
q~uaiittss.
western and ~ o for white.
~COrn-SfeAdy. sales yell1E at9Oo.
Oata-5teA dy 1T TIC.
Wufsky-Dull At 81 lbs2 10.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22
Z. B. Halls, Banker,
AND
Ua,S GOVERNMENT Loan ALERT
III Superior Sc
Subscriptions received to the
N an3 NAyroNA

81 $40 PER GENT. N lU-4V NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOon mission allowed to Subscrtbers.l
R~u. 8. Bonds OF 1881. 5 -2J's, l0-4O's, Treasury
Notes. and ali other Government SECURITIES paE-
chased and for sails on the most tagoraDt terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money b0ugIt
and soid At best ratcs, Deposits received and uol-
Ioctsous made ct all accessible points. Unourrent
funds converted 1t lowest rates. Revenue stamps
Tor sale.
A Remedy for IN Piles--lt lisa blessing
to the suffering to know thst we have an eneo'uAl
cure for this truly troublesome disease Mr.. }. r
Hazarde, Of IGf Second street, CINCINNATI, Oalo'
takes gr at pleasure in informing all who are suf-
seriug with piles, that he used 8 small quantity Of
DR.. strickland's Pile Remedy, aud it effected a per-
msnet cure. This seems to bs the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t Il
manufactured at No 6 Asst Fourth street, Cinoln'
natl, Ohio, aud sold by AL Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham, Cleveland, U. myd;h5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-22

aEo. '. 0%AHDEER, ono. Z. EURF' AZ. H'NAls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
FORT SUMTER ANNIVERSARY.

Ihe ceremony Of replacing the Ole
Flag on Fort Sumter in the harbor o
Charleston was attended and witnessed
by some three thousand persons.
Gen. Anderson spoke as follows:
81 am here, my friends and fellow-cit
ixens, and brother soldiers. to perform a
act of duty which is dear to my heart
and which oil of you present appreciate
and feel. Did | listen TO the prom ping,
OF my own heart, / would not at,emp. e
speak but l have been desired by the
Secretary of War to make few remarks
By the considerate appointment Of the
bonored Secretary of War, to fulfill the
cherished wish of my hear. through four
long years of bloody war-to restore .o
its proper place this very flag which
floated here during peace before the firs,
act of the cruel rebellion-I thank God
have lived tc see this day, [applause, ] to
be here to perform this, perhaps the last
act OF duty to my country in this life.
My heart is filed with gratitude to Al.
mighty God for the signal blessings
which He has given us-blessings beyond
measure. May all the world proclaim
glory to God in the highest, on earth
peace and good will toward men"
After WHICH be hauled up the Gag, aud
salutes were fred from the various forts
and batteries in the harbor.
A notable circumstance during the
ceremonies was the arrival of the steamer
Planter, CAPTAIN SMALL, With two
or three thousand colored passengers.
Tae heroic Captain was introduced to
many of the distinguished guests and
shared the lioniziog with Henry Ward
Beecher
We have spacc for but oas brief SEN
tence from Beecher's eloquent address. as
follows:
From this pulpit Of broken stone. We
speak forth our earnest greeting to all our
land we offer T. the President of the
United States our solemn congrstulation
that God has sustained his hte and health
under the unparalleled burdens and snf-
ferings of four bloody years. and permit.
ted him 10 behold this auspicious consum-
nation of that national uuity for which be
has waited with SO much much patience
and foriitude, aud for which he has labor
ed with such disinterested wisdom. Ap-
plause.
A few hours after these words were
uttered 10 Charleston President Lincoln
WAS assassinated in Washington, and the
congratulation turns to lamentation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
IOWA IrEMs.

Two psrsons were drowned Will,
sttAnpsisg 10 cross the river il ! skiG
near Davenport. On Taesdsy.
-or exeAasgss throughout the Stat.
come to n 10 The gafb Of uournipe. and
uttsFisg the deep geief Of stricken peo
pie, 20 faf y is can Cad ustssa,ee il
words. All other mastsss. and sspic,
hsvs been forgotten in the one National
calamity. Every community has j,inod
10 psSisg loves tribute to the dead, bear.
ing testimony TO the nobleoes and great.
ness Of Mr.. Lincoln, and risisg 70 The
lights Of an exalted patriotism and pro-
foand scnow. The only local matters Tor
the most part, appearing in our State ex-
changes. are reports Of mestisgs, address
o. resolutions, Dc, in memorium of Mr..
Lincoln. Throughout the Stafs houses
drspsd. hags At hall mast. and the toliing
Of bells and mourniul gatherings Of peo-
pie, have evineed the strong hold ,bas Mr.
Lincoln had upon the affections Of The
people Of lows.
William Alton was arrested i'd Bur-
lington, Wednesday, for desIarisa tha,
be gloried 10 the death OF Mr.. Lincoln
and that the assassination should have
been oonnittsd long ago. He is ! Mis-
soaiian. . secessionist ssd villain. He
vas exanined and committed 10 ill for
farther investigation. A large crowd COL
lscted durisg the preliminary trial but
no violence w,s offered the prisossrI
- The Northwest saJs that shert il !
band Of desperadoes in Crawford equity
numbering some forty, Who rob and steal
and declare thcy viii not b. taken. The
authorities are looking sitter them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
Latest Reports About
Booth.
O6sctal .acc0sgMts From .Wo-
bite.
Naval Operations at Mobile.
West Cult Squadron, J
U. s. Flag Ship Sseckdale, !
OFF Anhila A Arr;11

SIR: have the honor to inform tn
Department that. on Monday, the lOtl
instant, subsequent to the capture of For
Aiexas and Spaaish Fort, detailed in m,
dispatch No. 53. dated April 9th. the Oc
tararo. 1t. Commander w. w. Low, and
the the ironclads, were enabled, in eonss
quence of thorough dragging of ths
Blakely river, through the indefatigabIs
and intelligent exertions of Commander
Pesrce Crosby, 10 move mp the rive,
nearly abreast Of Spanish Fort, from
which point L.. Commander Low. with
bis rifed guns. shelled with great precia
ion, Forts Hager and Tracy, and with
such effect that both the Forts wers
evacuated on the evening Of the llth,
and our forces took possession, sspturinf
few prisoners in the adjoining marsh.
The Forts l shall hold NATL Gen. Caub
can garrison them with his troops.
TINS morning l moved with the gun.
boats. carrying 800 men of Gen. Gran
gers force. to the west side of Mobile
Bay. for the purpose of attacking Mobile
% our arrv.l it was ascsrtained that the
enemy had evacuated al their defenses
and retreated with their eunboats up the
Alabama river. The gunboats will 10 l
few days usquestionably 10 captured, an
less destroyed by the rebels themselvesl
Gen. Granger and myself have Just
sent into Mobile formal demand to the
Mayor for its unconditional surrender.
which will undoubtedly be accorded. a
the city Is now at our mercy. The navy
has already hoisted the Stars and Stripes
over the walls of Fort Price and Spanish
river battery. We also have taken posI
sessession of Cbactano Point battery and
those heavy Forts below it within Gsnos
Bend. | shall place = sufficient numbe |
Of ganboats directly In front Of the city d
give efficient protection to loyal inhabis
tants. OF whom l learn there are . preaI
number.
Gen Candy, with tho forces under Bill
command. Is at present in Blakely though
| have constant telegrsphic communicaI a
lion with him.
] send this dispatch by 1t. Commanded
J. H. Giliis, whose vessel, the Milwaukee.
As the Navy Department has all
ready been informed, was destroyed BY !
torpedo. | subsequently, gave hir the
charge Of the naval battery on shore. with
which be rendered very good service 10
shelling Fort Alexas and the Spanish
Fort. commend him to the attention
of the Department for zeal and gaIlantry
am also much indebted to Command.
er Crosby, who has been un,iriDg in free.
ing Blskely river Of torpedoes, having
succeeded in renewing over .l5O--a Ger.
vice demanding coolness, judgment and
perseverance,.
] have the honor to be. very respect.
fully. your obedient servant,
81. X. THATCHER, Rear Adml..
Comdg. West Gulf Squadron.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
"Csnssrvasivs Nasure.O

Every paper. 10 hase poticsd giving
accounts q ]. Wilkes Booth and Ms an.
tecsdents pronounce him notorioas ~
cessionisf. Who never made eas aeorst. ol
his prinsiplss. 0cne of Them st9ts Ga,
hs has had difficulties With other actor
Ihy reason q biz aeceesion proelivitisas
The only sxeepiSoa - this soaplst9 -.
eurIsnpA a. sentinenk. Est - Me-
occsrsed II The 81. Lcpis RspnblIssn ~
sanday morning, wherein Book ",
spokes of . . 'soonssrvsfivs. -faainl
Losis Dsmocfas.
VEL. psaz. syhe9s ~ Aiesgspeb -
|tReea = esaseryativs" and &C.,
] ahpsthiser r We bsy5 - ~ akI,
f. Distinguish q dieEsss I peiut -
~ li1sisssisp n ~ IbsalIsy. o.
sa'sssssrvati1 B ~ II .sssprl -
! : !. i = : = = r. !.
e. y lsss y - sslel|l -
T. = ~ ol s oonon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22

ss.l,sa.,1.
Sfine Inn A,,;i o.

K suenesot Nj April FL.
lIhs ilissns of Speise1lld asd rs,i.
1enn q The visisity have peseeeIea -.
rangsmsnts fos Az lansrsl cereaoaiaa =
tho late Pfssidest. They invite The
peaeesee O. tbat oepapiea of The Rneidest
Of sbes Ustsd 6tAtss, usmber9 " ~
cabinet end thsir .chieF officers, diplomats
corps and othss Representatives q ioreies
governments. msmhars and officers Of The
federal Judiciary. the members aud ofI,cers
Of tle aanass ard House 81 RspspSe eass-
tives Of the United States, the Lieasen ant
General, Major Gsnssais and Briesdier
Genefals Of the army, the Vice Admiral
and Rear AdoiSals q tAs navy. III other
ofkcers aad the soldiers Of tho army and
navy Who can attend, whether nov il IN
serviss o. honosabIy dissAsrgsd. The
executive. lsgislativs asd judicial officers
Of tbs several States snd territories snd
q the District Of Columbia, the m unici.
pal authotitiss, Aoerds of trade and cham.
bars of ooumsree d the several cities Of
the Union, the clergy Of the several rsli..
eious dsoominstions. the officers and
members Of the grand aad subordinase
bodies of 4asOns ed Odd Fellovs. the
Officers sud members Of tho nstiousl.
State and oousey agrieslturaf ssd horti.
CULTURAL departments and socistiss and
other indusssial assesiasions, ths railroad
and transportation eompanies, The acul
ties Of spiversitiss. colleges. liserary snd
scientific isstiistioes. The officers and
msnbes of 6rs departments. the olicials
Of oil Incorporated bodies, the ofissrs and
members Of civic and military bodies.
olhoess and members of the christian aud
sanitssy commissions aod Of similar asso.
State and Nstiouai.
Signed-Hon. Jesse K. Dubois, Hon.
Q. H: Miner, Hon. B.rj- s. Edwards,
Geo. ". Briokerhoof. Esq, Hon. Jas. H.
Beveridges Cei. A. Sehfartx, George w
5hutt, Dr. B, +. Stevenson, Hon. q. III.
Hatch. Hon. Sharon TyndaIe, Hon. Wm.
d. Henson, Hoe. Wn. Jane, Ii. g. Rey-
aolds. Hon. Thomas ]. Dennis. Robert
Rudoph, n. K. Ands rsos, Ooumissse on
Invitation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
Pella, Iowa, Ap

Pela. Iowa, April 30, 1865.
Mr.. Editor:-Again take my pen in
hand to inform you Of what was done BY
our loyal oitissns on the day of burial Of
our much esteemed and reverencsd late
President Abraham Lincoln. God rest
his soul
The citizens of Pells assembled in the
Rev. II. p Scholte's church, which WAS
clad in mourning with asgs drapsd in
black, yesterday At 2 o'clock p. m. and
were addressed in turn by the Rev.
Messrs. Scholte, Thompson and Scarff
while John Noliep, Esq, superintended
the music on the gallery, playing some Of
Becthoven's sacred pieces on the organ
and assisted BY many ladies and gentle
men. Mr.. Cotton, Of Indians, who is
here on visit and sings splesdid bass,
among tho rest. There we're many bright
eyes. especially among the loyal ladies
God bless them--dimmed during the ser.
vice; and at one time, both, the minister.
Mr.. Thompson, and the congregation were
convulsed with tears.
We slsohsd some soul-stirring speeches
made BY the Hon. B. F. Roberto and
Messrs. Huiskamp and Wilson, which
tended not little to solemnise the oesa
ton. In short, the whole procsedine
tended to encourage loyal hearts % stand
by the Government and ito new bead
Andrew johnson, and had also whole,
some influence on those who wers ers thi,
opposed % the lately deceased. ss,
There wero set Of resolasions adopted
which you will no doubt 6nd 10 Is,
"B,ads.'' but Iomit them becsuss ofshsil
lspgth. \. Bsssos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22

~ The North vcstern Christian Al.
voo.te elo... an .d;,o,;.l -;,h ~. t,h,.-
* Pr
~. SaaHsDn haa baes : true mia 70
me coaatry. In lts hour Of peril, With
eis own state swinging into secession. he
5000 - 2 rock. lie bearded The Whole
oaad Of consPirators. He shook his
cleoched hand in the face Of Davis and
to'd n,m that II be had the power he
soaid hang him - high as Haman. He
has. from The csiset, seen that sllsery
must Die.
And nos With : chas,ened sotl he
comes 70 the fanctions Of the Prssidtncy.
We expect him to do we'll. He bal the
brain and the courage. Tho ma a}men
who sle~ Liacoln destroyed man Of cool
blood fer one whose veins have been
naddened by personal and family w}ongs
eudursd from the rebellion. They sls~
Iose eminently pacific to come under one
Who hates srsasos and traitors with all
the intense hatred Of fiery nature.
We shall ees. They will aiso sec. We
DO nos oelisve hs will Be blood thirsty,
bat il msn are convicted Of tressoh his
Rsfuon WIN never feach tnem-hiS ekecu-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22

5ssezs ."c'S@Vs ApIti q.
Tho funeral services IN honor OF the
|lats President in this city yesterday we're
the grandest ever witnessed on the Pacific
coast. The procession, three miles long,
contained Is, 900 people. DasiDess vas
entirely sasPsnded, every house wss
ldsaped with emblems Of mourning, and
ths utmost quiet and decorum prevailed.
Vose qu,es were observed 10 every sows
Iln the State and IN the principal towns in
Nevada.
Several arrests have been made Of par
|ties wno uttered words 10 approval OF the
ASSASSINATION. They viii b dealt with b.
the suthosities.
The sad svsnt OF this week has caused
great interruption Of bIsinels oil over the
State. ..S...s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22

Denver, April 10.
1 Ssace the death OF President Lincoln
a'l business in the city has been suspend
ed, public buildings. stores and private
residences are oil draPed 10 appropriate
smblsms OF mourning. The funeral rere-
monies to-day vsre stssnded BY . larRsr
coneourss of people THAI ever before s.-
sembled here. The military and civil
oihcers OF the government and territory,
together with all the religious orders.
.sre fully rspresented.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22

April u. J
oniis ~ aialHsesipesveSs toot plsssa
NE headquarters this !. u. The Bsl
corps, having taken eighteen dsgs during
the recent short campaign, it Vas &
ranged that the mea who captured thsm
accompanied by their commsnds, should
march to the vicinity Of Gen. NeAdeI.
headquarters and turn over the colof,
taksa from the rsbsls. Gen. Nsads sd
dressed the heroes ia An appropriate
speech, 10 which he thanked them indi.
vidaaliy for their gsllantEy. asd The ea-
tire corps for the important part they hab
performed 10 being the fret to break the
enemy's lise u Psienburg. and aiding ID
the utter defeat and capture Of the princi.
pol army Of the Cosfederacy.
10 conclusion Gen. Meade announced
that every mas who bad taken . fl,e
should have furlough for thirty dayi
and that each one shoald carry his owl
aud present il to tho War Department i
Washington.
Tho scene vas brilliant aud much en-
joysd By oil who witnessed il.
The announcement Of the assassination
Of Mr.. Lincoln, and M. Seward and biz
son. vas received throughout this amy
With tho utmost sorrow. Every man
seemed 70 think il the greatest oslauity
that esuld have pessibly Asppsasd iset ai
this dne. Should he aosaesin be feusA
and tssned ovsr to the arny 70 b dsaIs
with, tAsir panishmeas weald ~ ssils
and sure. and sueh % TO strike ia3o The
heart Of svssy synpathissr viii trsasoa.
The etissos livisG u ths sssatry sxprsss
their reGrst at the oceursssse. eod lhisk
il the weut thing that eosld Asvs hsp-
pened ~ ~ Oosthesn people jsSs 4 gkis
junctase.
The larger part Of this army is coneen-
trated q Burkevills Junction, taking Z
short rest after recent hard work, but it
ls thosght that movement Of the maid
body Of troops will be made soon toward
Petersburg and Richmond. The colored
division Of the 25th corps has already
gone in that direction
Nothing has been heard here from
Sherman. but news Of Johpston's snrren.
der is daily expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
H1R. LlNCOLN,s Death In RaCH.

mR. LlNCOLNss DEATH In RaCH.
MOND. ssN
The Richmond correspondent Of ths
New York World briefly gives an account
OF the reception Of the news Of Nj. Lin.
coln's assassination, in the late rebel cap.
ital.
The Union troops there learned il at
IL O'Clock Saturday night. and there ex.
asperation was terrible. A riot and the
massacre of the rebel prisoners was hardly ,
restrained. Great terror existed among
the prisoners, end the rebels in Libby
Prison held q meeting and passed resolu-
tions declaring that " they were soldiers,
and applauded no assassias" Parties
expressing joy were severely dealt with.
The correspondent says: "When Gen.
Lee was told Of the news, he shut him.
self up and refused to hear any details.
He said that be was already too tagged
and weary to be unnerved with the terri.
BILE history
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
Prestdsnt's Rsmatns 1t 0aitimsre.
Baltimore. April 81.

The femains Of President Lincolu ~.
rived u 10 o'clock. The eseort vas verv
large. Stores al closed and the whole
population is in the streets. The remain.
viii lie in state astiI : o'clock 10 beau.
6faf casafaleo. Bsildisxs ssre everv.
shere drsped with emblems Of grief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
sg s 81 Cairo, April Fl. i
The constitutional ameudmsos unani-
mously passed both Houses Of the Al.
kansas Legislature Cd the 18th.


washington, April II.
Delegations from The States Of O6io
and Indians, this mot1isk, sallSd q Presi.
dent Johnson. The usual speeches Hers
made. pIedging to the President the same
support that had lessgive1 to his preis-
edssor. The Presidents replied. thinki6g
them for the couidshcs reposed il him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22

- What wss Phasschss ohjeslios ~
Mosesf He fsssd hin n.sss pagse -
prophst. sslsssaasF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
Departure Of Presidsat xisesla,s Re.
mains from Washiagtsa.
Washiogtoa, April 81.


The guard Of honor, together With dis.
ting uished army and navy officers, in.
cludlDg Gen. Grant aad Aamiral Davis.
and also the members Of The Csbine, snd
Judge Davis, of the Supreme Court Of
the Uuited States, assembled in the Ro-
tunda Of the Capital this I. n. 1t seven
o'clask, when. after . truly impressive
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gurley, the remaiss
OF President Lincoln, under 40 escort of
three companies of the veteran corps,
were conveyed without music to the rail-
road station and placed il the bearss car,
70 which the remains Of his SON Willie
had previously been removed. and there
the Rev. DR.. Gurley again delivered .
brief prayer, concluding with the bene.
dictiou- ,.--s.s
A large concourss of citissns was in
attendance - spectators, all nourpfnliy I
imprsssed with the solsnnity Of the
scene. s-.g-v~
Among the immediate and most init
mate friends Of the late Pscsident tbere
we're Ward Llmonds Marshal, Governor
Oglesby. Judge Davis. of thei Supreme
Court, Hon. N. w. Edwards, and &. w.
Smith, broeherin Law TO the la,e Presi-
dent; Gen. Todd, cousin Of Ms Lin.
coin; Col. Jno, Williams, u &. Marshal:
D. l.. Philips and Rev. DR.. Guriey.
ltmay here be mentioned thai the re.
mains Of little Willie Lincoln we're placed
in the interior OF the hearse car, immedi-
ately IN front Of those OF his father. Mrs.
Lincoln has requested that no display be
made OF the remains Of her son, but that
hs be privately removed.
The following is list Of the geutlemen
specially invited to accompany the re-
mains
Relatives and family friends, namely:-
Judge Davis, Judge u. 8. States Supreme
Court; N w Elwards, Gen. J B 8 Todd,
Chas Alexander smith.
Guard Of Honor, namely Brig: Gen.
E p Townsend, Brig Gen Cbas Thomas,
Brig Gen A D Eaton, Bsevet Msj Gen j
G Barnard, Brig Gen @ D R,msay, Brig
Gen A. P Howe, Brig Gen D c AcCulieu.
Maj Gen David Hunter, Brig Gen ] G
Caldwell. Brevet Rear Adnirsl H C Davis
Us N; Capt w r Taylor. U 8 N; Maj
I e Field, U s Marine corps.
The shove constituted the Guard q
Homer. Capt. Chas Psnrose, Quartsr.
master and Commissary Of snbsistasss, fol
the entire party; DR.. Chss B Brown,
embalmer, and Frank r Sands, under.
taker.
The train moved from the Washinetou
Station 1t o'clock. The guard at tba,
poist and several thousand soldiers tem-
porarilJ sojoarniog in that locality formed
long line and presented arms antil the
Ien,ire train bad passsd. The trsin ar.
isiyed pt Baltimore II 10 oseIoak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

sALss-l shalt renasia ia the city four or nvs
Gays Psons desring 30 purchase all or part Of Block
OF my M,n'rose farm, other vou lots or prop
may have As cprus unity favora.ie ters siso
cumpson stADfs tan be IT tAe book store of
~ ~ VI Wessrstt At So m, the residence of C. v
Williams IN Hin1nAns Eltsk Morgan street bet we<n
IN ami Sth- lApr2ldS;l WI. H..wILLIAMs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-22

Two psrsons were drowned while
sttanpsisg 70 cnoss the rivss il ! skiG.
near Davenport. On Tuesday. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04

the same being ante halsd, purporsG to b insEvc-
tons to Young eting the raid. and "sfedaddled"
not daring to emf n the wtnessboI himself and know
ing that in h' ABSENCE it would only be necessary to
prove his snaturo to entitle tho document to be re-
ceived .aevidence which could not be managed II 10
rem ined in the Province.
Clsys departure was very sudden, and entirely unex
fpeeted to the Richmond Government For several
weeks after 10 left, every messenger from NO Aeoe
capital brought for him, from Rebel functouaries ict
,ers and dispatches which opened and atten0eo u
| by his partner. handsome Jake Thompson.
I think informed you in previous letter thai
Youbg's commission va. received by him from Cloy
Such 4, the fact Young never was in Richmond in III
life. Clay had whole package Of commissions, OF
rather The forms signed in blank by Mr.. Seldom whcl
he filed up aud conferred on parties here at pleasure
Young was not the only one. BY "a score, who was
,bi, way exalted TO the rank Of Rebel officer.