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RECEPTION C0MMITTEE.
Hen sse a'.Is colfass.' '@ h Hsa Myers:
:: Loneye.r. 3 Mailoss..
E F.sse RIs1i', ffe %ss. Ess:ii;sA.
- So Cox, Cornelius Wendell.
:: IS s, sssSn' sa 1s1W' 4 s'i New.
VIZ 2SiHis s1:: SSS SsssefHas sisur,
FLOOR hANAGIR 80, PROF. L. G. MAkIkf.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
ss VITA Badge.
1:ss SS;I Lloyd S;SSsais Hays.
xlss1 SfAzf;3s sS,s. SS sSrss e R,.rv.,,
6 Kimball, Cbss Sheiises'
J ! Z Z s sIisa. S 4 % k,s: Jsnsi,
b Green,
PROGRAM ME OF GYMNAsTIC EXBRCIsls
THE hANLON BROTHERS,
mar these % I'll
b.CROBAT1C CHALLENGE ACT.
H1khi Exhibition Of Light Gymnastics, for,
sSSssissi a Ell, Hofss
s-Parallsl Bars
ssis nsis Stick
.9-"Giant Swing !" on Bar
l9-1ndia1 Clubs
= Leaps .nd Tumhiins.
FCNmbIng Ropes
l6-Double Rings
H-Ladders
13Curriculum.
PROMENADE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| overture -('Nabucco"l .............-- ", ..
| Medley Quickstep at
ORDER OF DANCING:
l-Quadrille- Gymnasts. ,.......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and finale of Pr Avi.-
Balio fi IL Mssss ,s.
| 3-Les Lanciers-Horss Guards
Observation-Disclosures bucce'--Verds.
promenade, Farewell. Polonaise'-G edosess.
l. Promenads-Grand Medley:
I Gallsp-Rsilroad-W
| 1nc.m sment in Grenada'-KreTtssf A
proms ss adaeeisiisfh from 4Sttlia'-yerds.
s-Polka. Redowa, and Schottiseh-Jennia and
| Pronenade.Drumb Corps Quiekstep-Grss,sa
| Observation-Disclosures Ball.
| Promenade Sounds from Homs'-Gsngh E.
| 0-Rsdova-Washington.
| N-Quadrille-Gy mnasts-Cheap and Jis
Promenade-"The Arms Of Abraham 'IQuick ster-
| WinaeY. sstE %-
I. spittichi Leader lth q. s. Xr.iisrss s RsaS
Tickets, s.. admitting gentleman and two IL.
Of Mr. Brady or any Of his scholars, ana n tss
| The most rigid order will be observed. -aa
| Tie hat and cloak room will be in thu pr.ra
'H Csrrisses viii set down With heads to , st,..
| take up Sitn heaas We sSSses. feb cost
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The Abolition Of Slavery.
CARSON CITY, Feb. 16-The Nevada Legis-
lature has just ratified the amendment to the
Constitution of the United States abolisning
slavery.
There was only one vote in each House In
the negative-bOth Democrats
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; D1voRCBD.-This morning, Judge Wylie, SIT
ing in equity, made q decree divorcing Alice
Caten Carmen from bed and board with VIM
g. Carmen, on the ground OF cruelty on the
part of the latter. The parties were married
in September last by the Rav. Mr.. Remick, of
F. W. Jones appeared for the petitioner.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Loss of Steamship-Officers and Crew
Saved.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19-The steamship Guild
ing Star from New Orleans on the 18th inst,
has arrived here.
She reports that on the 18th she saw the
steamship - in a sinking condition, the fires
all out, and the boilers damaged. Everything
was adrift, and the ship was leaking badly.
She laid by her until night, aud received all
her crew, numbering l40 officers and men, and
took them into Port Royal.
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DIANoS.
: PIANOS.
NEW OR SECOND HAND.

NEW OR SECOND HAND.
Cro oood second hand Piano for $ee
One Piano for SlO0
Gne piano for SEQ.
NJ piano for $50.
V oso fsaeyersi very excellent Pianos that have
AIs S.en uaed q short time at great bargains.
OILY myn rev Chickerine & Sons PianoR
n aht new Pianos of other makers.
I'D pianos solicited in part payment for new
oAeo' ALSO,
"A b. e. II. W Smiths American Parlor organs
all sizes and styles and prices, for Sale OF Rent
Terms Of payment easy.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
sos Pennsylvania avenue, between
feb cost 9th and lsth strssts.
AOc ZINE PAINTING. 400
7 One of A. r. Tait's celebrated CHICKEN PIO-
TURES, cabinet size: With few choice Engrs-
wings and Paintings for sale h
J. MARKRITERS 8. No. 4s6 7th street,
fel7-9t* Sdoers above Odd Fellows Hall.
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" ]. Shillington, Odeon Building, sends
us an early copy of Godey's Lady's Book for
March.
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First SUBJ district DIST ward) ...............3S
Second sub district I'D ward) ...............27
Third ub-district I'D ward) ...............113
Fourth sub district 18th ward). .36i
Fifth sub-district 18th ward). ...............15
Sixth sub district 10Th ward
Seventh sub district 9TH ward) ......232
Eighth sub district (Georgetownl ........... 81
Ninth sub district (Georgetown). .......... IS
Tenth b.district county. ............... 1
Eleventh sub district county. .............13i
Twelfth sub. dis trict County )..........,..1
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By order Of the COMMITTEE. fel8-3t*
X REFS DANCING ACADEMY,
IN Temperance Hall, ST. bet 9Th and nth

Whereas q report is in circulation that have
removed or intend to do SO, / wish to an a
nounce to my friends and the public in gen
eral that am still at the above. named Hall, !
and intend to remain until the close of tbetkk
season. The quarter has just commenced. New
snd are I fO
Hours Of Tutor For Ladies; Misses, aud Mas
MOONS, from two to Eve O'Clock.
Gentlemsn's clsss MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
Private instruction given at any time, to suit
the convenience Of the pupils.
For further particulars call during the hours of
tuition, and receive q circular, address a note
to the care of 81. P. KREIS, Room 40. IS Wash.
ton Building, corner of Pa. ave. and 9TH st.
feb ls-7t J. W. KREIS, P. D.
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BALLS, PARTIES, 10.
OA1llO1 I'D 1 EC, WCs
"A GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, A
m PROCEEDS FOR THE "a
BBNKFIr OF THE RAMILIEs
OUR GRAVE BOYS" IN THE FIKLD.
To be held ut the Large Hall in the
PATENT OFFICE BUILDING
On the Evening of
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1865.

Tickets. admitting q gentleman and two ladies,
TEN DOLLARS, to be procured at the Union
League Hall, the Bookstores He..,s and Drus
Stores. Should any gentleman desire to invite more
than two ladies, Two Dollars will be charged for
each ticket beyond that number
CARDS OF INVITATION FOR LADIES NAV be
procured at the League Hall, on 9th street, be.
tween and streets, where the Secretary, W, R.
!hWIN, ESQ.,, will be in attendance during each
day.
The Committee have found it necessary to limit
the numb Der of tickets.
HVAn elegant Supper will be served at the Ball.
for which no extra charge will be made,
By order of the Supervisory Committee.
feb 20-l3t B. B. FRENCH Chairman
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Total. ..................... ..........2,

The Districts quota was 2,222 men, and the
previous apportionment for the various ub.
districts as follows, by which it will be seen
several of the wards have reduced their quotas
by enlistments, &c, making the number OF
men now to be furnished by the District 1902:
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NTFOURTH WARD EXEMPTION CLUE
held on TUESDAY EVENING. att o'clock, in the
ComIon Council CHAMBER, City Hall. All per
ing upon the treasurer. Mr. P. r. Bacon or sny
other ecer of the associa ton and de positin $50
r. 8. DAVIS, SecretarY r. ~
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THINK OF THE FUTURE.
HEAR THE GOSPEL.

Preaching by Rev A. B. EARLE. Evanoel;st ar
3 street Baptist Church. one square east of the
POST once Religions meeting and preaching
ing the week ~ az eio'A uur
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PROF. MARINI would respectfully inform his
former patrons and numerous friends that a
on Thursday, March I'd, 1865. MA
Days and hours eft tuition for ladies, misses la4A
ana masters, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays,
from to p No.; .gentlemen's classes, Tuesdays,
Ihursdays and Saturdays, from to 10 p. m. Gen
Instructions in new class just formed from 6K to
During this last quarter all the preparations will
be mad Q for the coming May Ball.
Persons desiring private instructions will please
call At the hall during school hours, or at his res
idence, 479 10th street. between and E. fs2O-2w
HHIRD BALL OF THE FIRST WARD SOCIAL
CLUB, a
At their Hall, corner Of Pennsylvania AZ
I'D, 1865, b. a.
MANAGERs.-W Mobley, e. H. Brown. J. New
ton, e. Perkins, J. Stoveil, fab eo.sts
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0ETHE M1MBERS of the SEVENTH WARD
~ EAEMpT1ON CLUB and all persons who
20 JON 1t are earnestly requested to meet at
THIS Monday EVENING". at7ls O'Clock. This
VII WI PROBABLY be the last meeting prior to the
row. iTuesday, 2lst inst.l IL
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w rial edition. Thoroughly revised and great
ly enlarged and improved. illustrated with 500
enEravings. Inc 81 xhANCA TA1AOh
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DIANOs-A large assortment of Steinway IS
l. PIANOS has just been received. We-
have also hand several Pisnos that
have been used a sh ort time for sale uponfsI ~
easy terms, at the Ware Rooms of
W. e. METZEROTT,
sole Agent of Stsinway's Pianos,
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. III.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo
tations OF Government securities:

WASHINGTON, Feb. 90, 1865.
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VNHE SOCIAL CLUB SOIREl'S,
MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, 81
ArTHR kE8
CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
18th street and Ohio avenue.
Tickets 4l to be had at the door. Daacing com.
mencing at o clock p. m. 10 20 I'm.
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COME AND HIAR
N AYOR'S OFFICE, CITY HALL.

n~THE THIRH WARD MUTUAL EXFMP-
W. TON ASSOCIATION will meet at Tenn
~ 2oth, et ~ O'Clock. Every member OF the asso.
citation is requested to attend, as business of
All enrolled citizens of the Third Ward liable to
the draft who desi re to connect themselves With
this association will find it to their interesf fo
attend, as the books of the association will be
closed ,n,r,> J. Il. BARTLETT, Pres't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05
Sunday Night Report.
0svssnsF Of Seuth Carelina Arrested.
RaH Kosk lima

osvernsr Of ssuth Carelina Arrested.
New York, June 4.
The Herald's Charleston correspondeu
reports the arrest Of Gov. Aagraih o
South Carolius, at Columbia, on the 2Tti
ult-. for high treason. He vas taken t.
Hilton Head and would be sent North fol
trial. He surrendered himself quietly Il
Lieut.. Beck. who Was sen. to arrest him
Wade Hampton escaped and his where
abou's are unknown. Before the arest
Of Aagta.h be issued proclamation sus
psnding his own fuactions ~ Executiv,
OF the State, stating that the war is Owe
and that it Is the duty of the people /.
forbear opposition, which is hopeless, ard
to reconcile themselves 70 that submissior
which the Government of the Unitee
Ststes can impose and they cannot re-
sist. He urges to resume peaceful opera
ticos, and says he is ready to meet tn,
charges against him At any time apG
place.
Columbia is garrisoned by the 25tf
Ohio regiment. The citizens wsrs taking
the oath Of allegiance in crowds. Othel
towns in the interior of the State has,
been properly garrisoned.
Secretary Weiles aud Postmaster Gan
esai Denison and party have visited
Charleston aud Savannah in the Santiago
dc Cuba.
A large number Of Admiral Dahlgrcn'l
vessels viii shortly be sent north.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05
New York, June 8.

Now 1ork, June ).
Bermuda papers of May 3Osh contsiu
the following:
The steamer Imogen has arrived at St
Georges with 1000 bales Of cotton from
Galveston. She reports nine steamers
there loading with cotton, and that in,
gress and egress is very easy.
The steamer Wing, Bassets, arrived
with Savannah dates 10 the 3lst.
The Herald says:
A large meeting was held on the nigh,
of the Both, at which resolutions Yer.
adopted endorsing President Johnson 4
policy that sympsthizers with secession
are not to be supported for Office, aud
asking military Governor for the State
Of Georgia.
The Charleston Courier of the 28th u!-
tImo learns from Columbia that Governor
Magrath has issued notice stating tha.
his fuctions as executive had ceased, and
that the State was now in the hands OF
the United States. After issuing the mo-
tice tie decamped. but courers were sent
after him.
Mrs. Davis. and Mrs. Clay and party,
have reached Savannah.
Judge Chase and party had arrived Al
Jacksonville, Fla.
Col. Sanderson. author of the Florida
secession ordinance, had come into ] ack.
sonyiile to pay his taxes also, Hon. D.
l.. iulee, Col Mccormick and others,
are ready to take the oath of allegiance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05
New York, June 8.

The Edinburg. Hansea and Louisiana
sailed to-day for Europe, taking Ss3, 900
in specie.
New Orleans papers contain details OF
the surrender Of Kirby Smiths force4-
the capitulation was completed on the
a5'h Of May.
Gen. Buckner, i. appears, concluded
the last capitulatiou, as he did the first,
at FoIt D1nelson. He showed General
Candy indispuiable authority to act for
Smith.
The retel navy was represented by
Capt. Carter. Gen. Dick Taylor was
also present
1t is probable that competent Federal
force will move forward at once to occupy
tho priacipal cities in Texas. In the
meantime the rebel representatives. will
remain within our liues to give counsel
and advice as to social order, while Gen.
Smith proceeds through his departm eut
to prepare the people for coming events.
A Petition is in circulation 10 Mobile,
20 President johnson, for measures 70
bring Alabama again into the Union.
The Posts Washington special says:
Howell Cobb and other leading rebels
are expected at Washington to-day or to.
morrow under arrest.
| Tie President vas beset to-day BY del.
egstioos.
Tie disbanded troops are departing
rapidly to-day for home.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, June 4.

The steamer Pensacola, which left
Liverpool early on the morning OF the
23rd uis, and Queenstown Gath. arrived
here tonight.
The news of the Western emigration
scheme in The United States attracts at.
tentIoB.
The Daily News remarks:
Ii johnson intended to give France
cause 10 declare var he would not now
be disbandiDg the army and selling ships.
II IL possible, however, that the throne
Of Maximilian siIl be endangered by the
troops which Juarez viii get from the
american people in way that will give
Napoleon no right to demonstrate Wit b
johnson.
Tne Morning Post says:
Reliable Information leeds to the infer
ence that go far rs Johnson is conceraed,
he had no intention of interfering either
in Mexico or what Is more important in
Canadian affairs.
A characteristic letter from Garibaldi
is Published. earnestly hoping for friend.
ship between England and America.
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The 9th army corps, Gen. Wright com.
msnding, which has gone into Damp =.
Bailey crossroads. Va, is 10 be reviewed
next week, preparatory to the mastering
out Of the troops, whose term of service
expires prior to Oct. lst.
Lieut.. Gen. Graut win visit West
Point next week, during the examination
of the cadets. and proceed thence to the
great Chicago Fair.
The Ssar says: i
A paper iu oypher found Floating in
the deck at M0rehead City. N. G., On the
Cd Of May, has beea turned over to the
Government officials. II has been liter
ally translated, and 10 asfoilows
Washington. April Is. 1865,
"DEAE JoHx I an happy to jaiorn
you that Pet has done his work we'll
He 10 safe, and Old Abe u In he'll. Nov,
sir, ell eyes are'on you; you must bring
Sherman. Grant II il ~ hands Of sOI1
Gray Rye" Red Shoes, showed lacl
Of nerve in ..Seward's hosae, bat ho fsl
back in good order Johnson mnss come
old Crook has him ip shsres. Mind
well tbat brothsf's oath, and yoa. Vii
have no dif6oalty 81 viii - ssls. ani
" will enjoy the traits Of oar hbore.
| (sigaed) Q. =. Hs. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05
New York, June 8.
The Tribuns's Washington special

The TribuOs's Washington spscia
says:
Col. Taylor, Gen. Lees dju,ant Gen
erai, Surg. w. j. Moore. snd about 6fs,
Confederate soldiers, At present residing
in Norfolk, have been summoned to ap
pear before before the United State.
District Court, At lo4 o'clock this moro.
ing, to testify against Gen. Il. 4. Lee
and other prominent secessionists, on the
charge Of treason.
The Herald's Washington special saye
The arrival Of JEFF Davis vas prema
tufely sauounoed. He vas sent from
Fort Monroe on the monitor Saugus
which got aground iehteen miles below
the city. He vas then transferred to the
torpedo boAs Chico, and hss arrived here
Il Is understood qsArsers have been pre-
psfedfo hinin ths Old Capitol ps,son,
and suissbls esasd will be furnished "a
ensure his safe Keeping.
Gen. Thopas had long interview with
the President. It is mot Jet known when
he goes to Richmond to assume command
Of the department Of Virginia, but proba.
bly, withia few days.
The Worlds special says:
Charles OConpor has applied to the
War Department here for permission Ia
tender JEFF. Davis his professional services
in case he is arraigned On the indictment
for treason fouod against him in the Cour,
of this District. The President hs.
directed that Mr.. O'Connor's application
be granted, to the end that the constitu.
tionaI rights which secures to oil accused
persons the assistance of counsel, may BE-
respected.
The Herald's special says:
The movement Of Gen. Sherman 3 arm ;
to Louisville is progressing rapidly. al
the 18th corps, with the exosftion of twc
brigades, have already gone, and the 9th.
er corps of the army Of the Tennessee vill
immedistely follow. After them the ar
my of Georgia. Gea. Slocum commend
ing, will go. None Of this army has lel'
here. They will not leave till rolls arc
prepared and non -vetsrsns are mustered
out, when the veterans will proceed e
the West.
BY order Of Gen. Logan, all negroe.
who accompanied the army Of the Tenues
ses, who are not actually nesded With the
army, are to be turned over TO the Guar
termsstsr at Washington.
A. N. Vsudyke, Adjutant General o
the army Of the Tennessee, left here to
night. to establish Gen. Logan's head
quarters in louisville. le.--~~-.-l-.-~~--.
r Gea logan leaves fof New York mex
Monday. =
The 9th corps left Fairfax C. II. thil
morning, and By ten o'clock arrived .
Ball's cross- roads.
Msj. Gen. Wr;ghts headquarters ar'
nov at the Brown House, about three
miles from the Potomac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05
New York .Tuna 4

NeV IOrx, June 4.
The beard Of visitors invited by the
Secretary OF War to examine the cadets
oi West Point, has arrived here. II il
expected that Gems. Grant and Shel mau
aud Secretary StAnton win be prescott.
Gen. Sherman wss entertained ct din.
ner q the Union Club yesterday. and
treated to > reception It the Union
League elab last evenisg. He made I
short speech, hut it contained nothing oi
interest. He leaves for the west in the
morning, stoPPisg, perhaps, =. Wes,
PUNT.
A Washingtou special states that Gen
ThomAs will not take command OF the de-.
Psrtnent of Virginia.
President johnson. in view Of his
thorough knowledge Of the people Of the
southwest having determined TO assign
him the work Of recognizing them. his
headquArters will Be u Nashville.
DR.. Mickey has bsen appointed com.
missioner oi Charleston, Is an acknoki
edSmens Of his stssdfast union cours.
during ths rebellion.
Thirteen thousand troops are ordered
b b mussered out of tho 6shoorps alone
which will leave ito strength about IA.
900. +
Gen. Thomas reviewed his old corps
the l4sh, on Saturday, and vas enthusi
sstically greeted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05
New BosToN, Iowa, May 90.

Deuteronomy, chapter I'D. verse 9th :
ssThe woman shall not wear that which
belonge,h unto man, neither shall q
man put on q woman's garment: for all
thar do so are an abomination unto the
Lord thy God"
Does ir. Confederscy Davis come
within the purview OF this?
Numbers, chapter 35sh, verss 83d:
I" So ye shall not pollute the land
wherein ye are for blood it defileth thu
land aud the land cannot be cleansed o.
the blood that il shed therein, but BY thu
blood Of him that ehed it."
Is this dead or living lettes
Malachi, chapter Sd, verse 9Th:
"For am. the Lord change not.
The Orphans Home Society Of tbiI
village has raised $98.l5 since last Tues
-. Have you any villsge down yoa
(D1g that can best that! Rusrgc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05
A sOUSD REBUKE.
Gen. Steneman's letter to the Rebel
Presbyterian Knexviiieians.

We extract tho following from Brown.
lows W hig:
A few days since seyevsIal leading
members Of the Firs. cord School Pres
byterian Church OF this city addressed
Major General Stoneman an inpudent
letter. rather demanding. instead Of re-
qaesting, that their church, now used by
permission Of the military authorities as .
negro school house. be turned over 10
them for the I" worship of the most high
Cod La their communication these
notorioasly disloyal men assert that their
church is desecrated BY the use 10 which
it is now applied. TO the disaoyal chair
man Of this disloyai committee General
Sionsnan sent the following reply:
Headqrs Dist. E,st Tennessee, !
Knoxville i Tenn.. May l6, 1866.
Respectfully retained to AR. King,
Lnoxviil, Tenn.
There is plenty of room in the loyal
churches Of the city for oil who wish to
attead g the Worship Of the most hieh
Goi." Investigation goes TO show tha |
the Church was frst desecrated by being
made use OF By q disio,al congregation,
led By disloyai preacher,in disseminating
treason and reasonable doctrines.
ItsppoArs now to be applied to = very
good purpose, that Of educating the color
ed youth Of the city.
The attention Of the Post Commandsnl
win Be called to its +" sbamefuily filthy =
condition.
BY command of Maj. Gen. Stoneman.
(Sigued) g.. N. BAsCoM,
Major and A. A. G..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05

IowAHs LosT on THE SrEAMER SuL-
rAsA.-A correspondent At Vicksburg
informs rs that John Moroney, formerly
. ci,isen Of Cedar Rapids, IN this State,
and Q. E. Champion, former Captain oi
Co ], llth lows infantry, but la,terly
Lieyt. Col, 'ot the 23d U s. colored in.
fantry. were on board of the ill-fated
steamer Sultsna. and . they have not
been heard from since the accident, h Is
quite certain that they were lost. No.
roney's family used to live in Cedar
Rspids Our correspondent states tha,
be left property 4 Vicksburg which
should b attended "a, and be hsswritten
to Cedar Rapid.. bat received no reply.
Any ons acquainted with these two per.
sons and who knows the whereabouts Of
their relatives would csnfar fsvor b.
informing them of these facts. Mr.. D P,
Gresley, = yieksbnrg. Mics will cheer-
fully communicate further particulars 70
ftisndS SD relatives. II Dsv. Gas.