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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-06

The Posts Washington special says: Ar
rangements have been made for prosecuting
the war with overwhelming energy"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-06
Negotiations in North Carolina.
Agreement between Sherman s Johnston

A Strange Basis of Peace.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-06
APPEARANCE OF HIS BODY

Declared he Died for his Country.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-06

Booth Lived A Hours after Being Shot.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-06
Published April %, 1865.
It. CHAPTER 4O9.

AN ACT relating to absent or conc
ed Defendants, in certain cases. sar~
The people OF the state of isconssn, represented
in senate aud assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. When it az pears By the record in
any action or proceeding, that judgment has been
recovered against any par les absent, concealed
nonresident oefend4nts, by the service of the
commons under order Of publication, by which
jurisdiction net cquireo, IN parties,
their representatives or assigns may be summoned
to show cause why they should not be bound and
barred by such judgment, BY the service CT sum
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-06
Govt DisapprOvss Shsrman's Action.

The following documents contain what has
been made public as to negotiations which re-
Gently took place between Gen. Sherman and
Gen. Johnston in North Carolina, at which
basis Of peace was agreed on which, howev-
er, was emphatically disspprOved by the gov
eminent.
The following despatch from Secretary
Stanton announces the action OF the govern
ment in the premises:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-06

The following is a statement of Sergt. Bar
ton Corbett:
TN Tuesday L. M, my superior omcer,
Lieut.. Edward p. Dougherty, received in
formation that two persons answering to the
description of Booth and his accomplice,
Harold, we're concealed in a barn on the place
of Henry Garrett, about miles from Port
Royal, in the direction of Bowling Green.
There we captured a man named Jett, who
ferried Booth and his companion across the
Potomac. At first he denied knowing any,
thing about the matter, but when threatened
with death if he did not reveal the spot
where the assassins were secreted, he told us
where they could be found and piloted us to
the place.
Booth and Harold reached the barn about
dusk on Tuesday evening. The barn was at
once surrounded by our cavalry. Some of
our psrty n gagged in CONVEX . i, with Boz r.
from the outside. He was commanded to
surrender several times, but made no reply
to the demand, save that if you want me
you mnst take me-" " hen first asked to sur.
render, he asked, "Wlo do you take me for?"
A short time after, in response to question
whether there was anybody else with him in
the barn, he stated that he was the only one
in the building, that his companion Harold
had taken another direction and was beyond
tue reach OF capture. at three o'clock, or a
little after, the barn was fired. Before the
lanes we kindled, Booth had the advantage
of us in respect to light, he could see us, but
we could not see him, but after that the tables
were turned, we could see him plainly but
could not be seen by him.
"The flames appeared to confuse him, and
he made spring towards the door, as if to
attempt to force his way out. As he passed
BY one of the crevices in the barn fred at
him. / aimed at bis body. / did not want
TO kill him. / took deliberate aim at his
shoulder, but my elm was too high. The ball
struck him in the head, just below the right
ear, and passing through came out about an
inch above the left ear. / think he stopped
to pick up something, just as fred. That
may possibly account for his receiving the
ball in the head. / was not over or 10
yards distant from him when fred. / was
afraid that if did not wound him he would
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
IOWA ITEMS.

A young man living at Muscatine,
med Richard Stanley, and aged twenty.
se years, was bitten by rattlesnake last
eek and died in two days thereafter. So
US the Journal.
Col. Grier. mastering and disbursipg
icer at Davenport, has been relieved Of
position. So says the Gazette.
B. F. Yooum, long time editor Of
lie Abba Union, has vacated the tripod
I'D Val. Mendel is his successor. The
raternity of the State knowing the worth
f each of these gentlemen will wish them
9th prosperity.
James Henderson, living at Glen
rood, suspicious character and rebel
ympathizer, was found near that pace
sunday morning, suspended from tree.
lead. The parties committing the deed
are unknown. We CLEAN from the
Opinion.
Three highway robberies were com.
mitted in the vicinity Of Council Bluffs
last week. So says the Nonparei.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
W Slavsfy MAS the srAt evil Of the
d, the capital crime Of the nstion. Its
denotes were constantly working deeper

~ 0iss01y MAS the 6feat evil OF th'
d, the capital crime Of the nstion. It'll
denotes were constantly working dsspe,
ruption and intensifying the perils o
: Republic Christmas. patriots snt
ughtfol men the world over regarded
existence Of Slavery in this country
h the rapidly increasing number Of
admen with dsspondent apprehension.
d Jefferson gave expression to the sen.
'ent of the best minds Of our own ooun-
in the oft quoted expression, "I
nble for my country when / remember
{ God is just" While friends and en-.
es alike in foreign lands predicted that
Fhe ages to come slavery would work
ruin of our Republican institutions.
intelligent person anywhere expected
t slavery would be extirpatsd from the
d for generations to come.
Gut human wisdom " as all at fault, fer
same God who cent Moses to deliver
children of Israel from their bondage
! opened way of escape for them
.ough the Red Sea still rules in II saven
I over the inhabitants of the earth,
under bis providence four years have
ffced 10 solve the problem for which
wisdom of man had assigned cen.
lies.
Slavery is abolished, the negroes are
i2, and the nation is pledged to main
/ their freedom. But above oil, Gods
ice is pledged to the negro, and His
yer for his deliverance. And however
prejudices, the pride and the selfish.
g OF white men be arrayed against con-
ling the rights and privileges OF man.
ID to the long downtrodden race, the
evidence of God will lead them through
wilderness and fight their battles for
N. Whether the wisdom of Provi-
ice shall require probation of forty
rs till all who were demoralized by
very shall have died off and leave q
ew generation to enter upon the full
vileges and blessings of promised Free
n, or by whatsoever means the result
; be reached, it is sure to come. And
nay be that in the accomplishment Of
t object the justice of God may fall
IN the nation again for the obstacles |
ich they shall throw in the way
ough their pride and inhumsnity to
colored race.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

New York, Juno 6.
The Commercials Washington special
says: sa
New York appointments begin to ex-
cite as much vexalion and intrigue a
ever. 1t seems TO be understood that
there is to be a sweeping change in off,
cials in'thas city. Mr.. Thurlow Weed 10
here and is said TO be busy on the subject.
There are rumors of curious political
alliance for offense, defense and public
plumber between the New York Repabli.
can and Democratic politicians. 1t is ex-
pected that the alliance will sweep the
board. TIE appointment to the assistant
treasurership iu New York s.ill hangs
Gre.
1t is inlimated that the mysterious as
sassn Of Mr.. Seward, who hss gone BY
the name Of Payne, is distant relative
Of Gen. Lee, but old frieuds Of the Lee
family deny the connexion. The mys.
terry about the man oxcites great interest
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

9sa4 = New York, june s..
The Herald's Washington specisf ol
the 5th says:
The writer Of the threatening letter was
arrested to-day bys COL. Grskam,s sedex
and proved to be an insane Frenehman
who hbors under the delusion amoug
others that the Government owes him 900
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. II
not paid BY the 18th inst, be proposed to
take the matter into his own hands and
obtain revenge. Although not directly
stating his intention to assassiDats the
President, such is the inference from iss
tenor. He has been properly disposed
of.
The appointment to the sub-treasury
il New York causes considerable dif1sulty.
The Office is 90 responsible one, involv-
ing the safe-keeping Of such large amcunts
and is go liable to losses from the variety
and intricscy of its daily transactions that
wealthy men are afraid to touch it. On
the other hand the knowledge it gives Of
the Governments financial condition and
the consequent opportunity Of operations
on the street makes it desirabls for specu-
tors and politicians. Those whom Mr..
McCulloch might prefer. are unwilling TO
accept the place. The names of Mr..
Hubert, OF st. Lawrence, and Lieut.. Gov.
Campbell are again mentioned. 1t is un-
derstood here that the Draper and Weed
factions have struck hands and now pull
together. the object Of which is to secure
the former in the collectorship and place
Ar. Blatchford in the sub-tssasury.
Mr. Harrington, Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury. has actually received the
mission to Switzerland. This be owes to
. previous understanding with Mr.. Sew
ard which the death of Mr.. Lincoln pre-
vented him from carrying out.
Mr.. Field can 60 to Valparaiso ~ Con-
sui, but he wishes the mission to Berlin.
For this he is not backed up in New York
as he expected to be. He is an accom-
plished man and would sppear well 10
Berlin where he wants to 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
Southern Accounts.
Cincinnati, June 8.

The Commercials Chattanooga dispatch
says:
Leading Southern journals contain edi-
torials endeavoriDg to reconcile the people
to The loss of their slaves, proving that
they are benefited BY the new order Of
affairs.
The Columbia g. Co. Phoenix COM
plains that that State is overrun by rob-
bers and horse.thieves, prsying upon what
subsistence and property has been left the
unfortunate citizens.
Large Quantities of cotton and tobscco
are being brought to light at Montgome.
~, Alabama, and brisk trade is being
opened. Steamers are running regularly
between there and Mobile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
New York. Jur

New Iork, june o. ;
Martin H. Conway writes to the Tri-
bune from Riohmond that there has been
no general election in Virginia; that :
special election has been held but in few
counties; that returns have been received
only from three or four counties in which
Union men were elected except one. He
says there are no disunioaists in Virginia.
The Tribune's Washington special says
prominent rebel political leader declares
it will be necessary to disfranehise al Who
have taken part in the rebellion before the
North can impress its ideas Of State sub
ordination and free labor on the south
ern people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

B@- The New York Times insinuates
very pointedly that John Mitchell has
been placed in full charge Of tho editorial
department Of the New York News
John Mitchell until short time previous
to the occupation of Richmond by our
troops, was editor Of the Examiner, the
most rabid secession paper 10 the South.
OF course the transition of Mitchell from
the latter to the former sheet is easy and
quite natural.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
Fs'RUSTEE'5 SALE.

Public notice Is hereby given that the 18th day OF
July next shall proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder
or cash, At public aucto the following real sstate In
county Of Lse and State OF Iowa. much thereof
mat bs necessary to pay tefsb1 ntoned,
spit: fhs undiv vod fourth cf twenty feet front
FIFTH street by one hundred feet deep sixty feet from
johnson and sixty feet from the xlleI, IN bk 80
Of tho city Of Keokuk being parts of lots and Of said
block so undivided half ef lot in block Of ssi
city of Keokrk and half OF the northwest
quarter OF section TO- nshp 81 NORTH range west in
sid county.
The above sale Is made by virtue Of deed Of trust com
veyiug sad real estate to BY Peter W. Potter dated
the 4th day Of February A. D. $780, wherein nm an
osed TO sell said property to pay certain debts due
from rnfd Potter 70 Ssmuei \. Miller and Physnda Bed
acd. II thcy should 10 paid within twelve months
from the date II sad deed of The sale will take
place the dAy ahove mentioned ~ the coorof the
Court House. In the city OF Kcokuk between the hours
Of O'Clock ard O'Clock p, m. June 5th, 1855.
iune7-dsw Iwedl UEIAH RAPkBE. Trustees
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
Suppressed Testimeny.
Especial 70 Tinss.l

Washington, June G.
The Military Commission held secret
session yesterday, and one Of the reasons
assigned for the session was the publica-
ton on Friday last in the Cincinnati
Commercial, and copied thence BY other
papers, the synopsis of the evidence taken
in secret session on the frst two days OF
the trial, and known ~ the suppressed
testimony.
Some ten days ago it was determined
that this testimony should be published,
ifpossiblc, on Friday, the FL instant, in-
ssmueh a. there would be . session Of the
Commissions on fast day, the Ist instant,
and therefore no report Of current pro-
ceedings would be in the way Of the psb-
lication Of the entire suppressed testimo.
ny inA single issue Of the leadisx daily
Journals Of the principal cities.
For good reasons the order, on FridaJ
last a. 70 pubiioesion was postponed M
til further developments should take place
in the trial. This morning, TO the sur
prise of Judge Holt and ali others having
control Of the case, the pewspspers con-
tanned 40 imperfect synopsis Of the sup,
pressed evidence. Upon inquiry it turned
out that Ben Pittman had furnished the
copy to the Cincinnati paper. This Ben
Pittman styles himself the Recorder Of
the Military Commission nov trying the
assassius. His real position is eoniden-
tial clerk to Col. Bnrnstt, the Assistant
Judge Advovate. and he has eharRa ,oi
the sheets upon which evidence ID trans
cribed in longhand ander the supsrintsnd
enee of Mr.. Sutton and his1ss0cistss, TIM
Asssrs. Murphy, the regular official r..
porters Of the trial. Without authority
of any kind Mr.. Pittman made asyuopis
said 70 be imperfect, and sent it By mail
to the Cincinnati Commercial.
It aid tha9 Pistman hsa si0lsttd a.
oath he was required to take upon enter
ing upon his present service.
The Judge Advocate impsdiatsly, to.
day, upon hearing what Pittman had
done, ordered the pubIicssiod Of the sup.
pfessed testimony in full, and it vas sent
to the Associatsd Pres for that purpose.
What treatment Pitsmaa viii reeeiye
from the Government iof kia hresch ol
official con6deaos,..is left 70 spssulstion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

EA reptile, unknown to Australian
naturalists, has been found At Euchuca, in
tank of rain water. Il measures three
feet in length, and was IN no place thick.
er than the smallest description OF whip
cord. 1t was as hard as iron, slipping
frem between sharp pair Of pincers ap-
parently without injury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
National Typegraphical Unisn.
Philadelphia, June 6.

AtAS meeting Of the National Typo
graphical Union this morning, Mr.. Robi.
2. Cnig. of St. Louie, was elected Pres
ident. Mr.. VIM. Knollsp, of Bosaos, First
Vics President. H. J. Burburrow, of
Philadelphia, Second Vice President, and
Mr.. VIM. Felloore, of Detroit, elected
Secretary and Treasurer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

re- Reports from Fort Smith say that
the Indian rebel regiments have boen dis.
banded and have returDsd to thsir hOunes,
Many Of them have come to Fort Smith
and begged for seed to SOW for fall crop.
They are utterly destitute, and heartily
revile their leaders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
Fsuaa Him.
New York. June 6.

The Tribune states that Mr.. Conovsr,
who was supposed to have met with ioul
play on account Of bis testimony. reached
this city yesterday. The letters he ~
ferred to and thought had been suppress
ed BY the Tribune, giving An account Of
the plot 70 murder the President, were
not received BY the Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
Toronto. Juno 9.

The. propeller North vent ashore in :
thick tog a NohAHk R4sf Like Hrie,
yesterday. She had cargo Of Hour and
potk. The vessel Il filisd With pk11r: Y
The steamer Kingston whils sndsaeor>
ing to avoid raft in the St. Lawrence
river, struck rock in Cedar Rapids asd
apidly filed. Her pilot drove ksf asbofs.
No lives wsfs lost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

AYdles, formerly United States SEN.
atof tson Elorida, has given himsslf ~
. the Union forces ~ Jacksonville, Il
that State. :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

HIt is said that Gen. Humphreys,
now in command of the Sd army osrps, is
to be proposed ior Brigadiership in the
regular army. He il admirably fitted for
the position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
Eastsrn Troops osing Home.
New York, june 6.


On Monday the 39th Massachusetts,
regiment, Major Kinsiey commanding,
the 18th and 5th Massachusetts, batteries.
arrived here and left lot home st night
To-day (Tuesday) the lith New Hamp-
shire regiment. Col. Harmon, 34l men,
lith Massachusetts, battery. Capt. Jones,
lie men, and 29th Maine regiment, Capt,
Baker commanding, arrived. They we're
attendsd to, transportation homo provided
By Col. Frank Il. Howe. and they left this
evening. g
The 6ist Massachusetts,, Col. Wolcott,
437 uDss ybg l7th Mains, 500 men, s,hs
7sh Maine. 100 men, and tie 81 Vermont,
100 men. will arrive this evening and
leave, and transportation homo has also
been provided ~ Coll Howe i Ys
The Ney England rooms are crowded
With siOK and wounded fetufoine soldiers
and . U. s. paymasssr and assissants are
kept -busily employed during the day in
settling accounts and paying OF Thousands
of discharged veterans. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

% The traffic nansger of the Roman
railways has Manufactured . locomotive
of eight horse power for the transport of
goods through the streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

w -. -
He's rappinr q TIE doorl
Too veil i knov ~ bo6ine spanA
That uehsre 4 : bcrs.
Ido not txenhle VIM meet
~ sopakeot afnvTnnnur gss-s4 w
: INT AeusUG ds6en1 - - a. h1seA IS
# That comse-but never goes.
-
Ana eehs ebeat fhe uevs:
Hspeefs into 4 rnans19eript
Ard riyea hIs eandid vsevs.
He tells ma where ~ likea ia ,ine
And where bs'p fbrcs6 = sy1Ave. Y
Hs tskes the ssranreet ljbcrfise
Dut never takea Sis leavei
AsFFEF 7F7- ~ ,F's#
# nescre Pye eeen Z vcra.
HA scane the lvria lHhsf I vrossN
A. thfrks n trpAfe ah-.rA-
He calmly smaase mn ~ ris.r
And coo3ly sak1 81 r6ore.
He cpens e1ervthInr ~ 49,
ExcAut The tntyv 6oo,f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

~ RsDan, the French skeptic, thinks
be has lDuua wpfkS pr Art andreoords ID
Egypt which make Che human race much
older than tho Mosaic records represent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

= 41&&gESf -.s,sesr-b GSssS - z
A large meeting Of loyal sitissns ~
bald q Salisbury. n. c.. on the 18th, and
another & Lexington on the 90th.
SPEECHES were made and resolutions
passed oft most loyal character. The
6alisbury meeting recon- nended . State
Ooavsntion to Be held at RaIsigh Juns
2Oth, and they also elscted delegates
thereto. 9 ts gHu
:. Tho North Carolinians evince great
eagsruess to re-estabIiSh ! loyal Govern
meut. ~FT n
A company has boon started in Rich
mend, With Gov. Piespost at il bead, to
open up Virginia to emigntion from the
North, and to furnish all information nec-
ea1asy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

MT. RLnAeAHf, Henry Co., Iowa, June lat. 1865. J
Noce u hereby given that tho LETS Of Valuations and
Of Property &c. subject 70 tax under tho
Act 10 ursids Internal Revenue 10 support fhe Gov
ernsut and pay Interest the Public DEBIT approved
Juue Sot 1854 and the Act approved March
g. 1885, nsfs and takea By e. Stripe, h kiniey and
18th Divscns In the county o. Ice Of sid District will
rtmain open for the sxAmnatioh al all persons
ed fr ths space Of teea days the date hereof at
tho Of sad Assstent IN Lee county; and
imne6a4sy atef the sxptation Of hid nfteen days. viz:
On the 1ed aey q June 1884, = TIE ocs Of hsnpe
In the city cf Keokuk and county or Lee btwesn the
hours u ard p Of said day, will receive and
determine al appeals relative 70 excessve
ssuations enuerztiens adc and taken by the add
Asissant AsDesscr All appeals 70 tho Assessor Anrc
said nunt BE- sAde Ia wtang and spsc the particular
csHse, matter thing respecting which decision Is
or error complained o. h n RI0KEt,
juht6-dtd Assessor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
eaarUAnY.

pss6, n this city, on Saturday, ID inst wnIAx n.
CzAesoaE sr, sged ssvsnty-ase years.
brief notice o. shs god nan = due b HE nemory.
That - gooa mas, nsbsdy dsahts He ~ truth.
fus honest outspoksn sngulariy genial, hearty and
couiaeous, ovezAowfns with kindness and love al
vh1esouisd passst Ioyalss tAs Unou, tbs Cesstita-
tica and IL AAsissestisn. Abevs eli hs ~ Cnis-
fisnA Of faith and prayer and good works. fervspt,
spiritual. heavenly y-minded Hence he loved and
rsses1 By ~ eAildrsa and 5snds hososed With the
conndsncs and respect OF al Who knew him while hs
lived, and deeply nourned now that he Is dead
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
New York, June 6.

The Posts Washington special says the
delegation from Alabama left for home to-
day. Il is understood they did not sdo-
cssd in obtaining permission for the rehel
legislature to resssemble. A provisioBal
governor for thas State will be appointed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

- During the mouth Of Nay requi1
aitiofs TO Ihe ames1nt Of e07 ,000, ,0Od
wef6 unde On the Treasury for ths pay ol
thA arnise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

HThe Rock Island Union is inform.
cd that ths .chinsA beg hss made its ap-
pssEAncs in different ssctiopa ct Rock
1sapnd county, ead thAt ~ fasnsss ass
- alaansd thss1At.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

I4-1t 10 anaouaoed tha. Gen. Han
cocks Veteran Corps is to be increased
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
PLANK.WAL NOTICE.

n ts OsaSrs f sss Of the feiieris< Dsseribsd Lso
At meeting q the City Courc Of the city Of Keo-
kuk held May 18th 1885, the following resolution vss
ADOPTED, to-wit:
lots L. block I0s lots and H. block le9 and loAs
and IA block lIo fronting seventh street also lois
5 and s. block 122 lets 7, s. 9, 10, IL and II,
block 1885, lots o. 10 Ii and L. block 153, and lots
7se 10 IL and IL, block To. fronting on Exchange
street be directed To have plank ave feet WIDE
the 18th asy July next-she plank tn be laid cross
wise. D. MEhhIAH.
-ayf--dlst Clerk or Council cfCity Of Keeknk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07
Louisville, June 8.

Louisville, June 8.
Mr.. Sampson, of Glasgow, KY, is ap-
pointed Judge Of the Court Of Appeals to
fill the vacsncy caused BY the removal Of
j. +. Bullitt, until the election of his sue
cessor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-07

Cleveland, June 9.
The Cleveland Leaders 9Th army
corps correspondent says the veteran or.
ganization of that corps are under march
ing orders for Galveston via New Or
leans. They are being paid of.