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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE EVANSVILLE Gas LloHr 0ocl
Evansville, 0ct io. 1865. g.
Notice ia hereby given. that from and affer tbs
nrst day Of November, 1855, this company will
CHARGE and collect the uniform price Of s. 80 per
thousand fest-for all eas furnished BY the COM
pany, or consumed, for public or private ass. Al
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOHN =. CHANDLER, u
0etio-sw. Presidents =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

o'osh. Dnss, dasr. 1ootk. sail. ehsssna ana
shpa Brushes alec. nios Fins Rssihar Dusssr.
BEADS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
WALLETS.

sst Lre: lsFE'ss ssseria-as u n, sisy. nos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

aGlk ana cettoa velvet Boaasl, Tn6ssn, and
E3< asd 1g< paeh Bslt kfhbsp. n nlnekt Pa.
%. yfrnk, bIus. Ms8sstas LeashaF saa Hrswu.
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Jaquess, = !.
e.. French,
& Co.

We are happy to inform
our customers and the
trade generally that our
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CA R = ET
Department.


On the second floor Of our whole
sale house. and attached to IL, is q
room expressly devotsd to House
Furnishing Goods In general Car.
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings.
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures.
Wall Paper, Table Linens. Cotton
and Linen sheetfngs. Corniess,
aud almost every article in. the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and hotels. ~
Call and see them. h,,
JAoUEss. FRENCH . co.
@ oi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
COLGATK'syHOHRY sOAP.

This eslabrated Toilet @oaps lR such uufvsF.
sal demand, " made from the chofsese natsri
ais, is nsalA sd ezzeifisna is ~ nature, frs
gravity scented ana sztrszssIy hensaeiaI
fDIts acsiou upon thee shfn. For sale By Drug
sistq and Fancy Good Dealers. sza4-fy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

Year ssv,ucl~s asss1tl n h smlssd 50 loo Aou.u
wcoisn Goods. 10 tbs latest sfylss Of Hos3s, a.
biAs, seaxfs. Oomferts, GkaEsnR Cas- Hnhf.
shawla, Over sbfrts, Un6sF skIFts. DrsMsss. e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

sn BRUSHES.
sAos Brushss alec. siss Slss S..s1sr 1as,s ser
BEADS.
Esoa s.serssssss q sisss. whiss. Bliss. SEA.
HOOP SKIRTS.
y y sraa,sys :. pspl.z E.,ielis. }" % pesel.
essestnssi y Lhllas'. hias Z sea Lsdisss. ~
ana i1eh Tsts, visits ara ceiofe1.
- COHSETS.
7rsurh woya aaa AnssIenn e. Whfts anx CO.
ssG "a largest asseri@-ns u ne sisy. hos
q @ WALLETS. ~
as.sE, c.lf 90 nssss,e.'nl Pe1kss sd nan
ss1 Buek RaEsss. Hias EEH- yI.7lT 80
JET GOODS.
wi1s Bsit Bae&iss. Istsse ssysSs, o. none. outfs
r r,s. Sc s, c.ls ss.aa' s'sss Bssssa' vs
HEAD NETS.
sIlh. menalf, Isvaslbis sihS ssinmsd n sha
sw RIBBONS. -
aIIk an1 o5ttea ysivst BsaBsl. 7sGssn, ana
~. I'd h -. s EsAss =. AZ s.s "a
fatsst styles ttF bar ~ ast-s1 az
sel NECK TIES. sr rfs.s
sAieonpiss ersFsnsri e shs zsss assirAeis
STATIONERY. y
f,ssi.r, Vote, %. BIT sd GsdsSr PspsFt h
ssieps. q I'll soleEs. s.esi Psas. Psnslis. Pss
"a LINEN THREAD.
co&ts's, barboer's. sts4 erfk ssd Dsai.s's
SUNDREEG. -
cahis ccrd, SIX 6oNs Cosa. twist CrDsksa, Mss.
Co. Ss.s. a g.. 70 - sss = Ere e T:.sa
shes Las Aase ;ssfa O.. Esssb dEeys, cors
Las Tape Trimnlne. stssf wses 70, MI eslk
Aad Lss.tssr Belts, Tielin sfrtAxzs Bpnnnf nsmre
sss. ss a. ss ss.,' nssRs nv S. VS. san
Ei1ss, spsssaeiss. Tseeeee B sxns, slAss Psssfis.
.1sns - COLLARS.
KAfhaway.s eiaa.1 P.psr aasdings
cssesmishss - " Bgfon,
E@pt Common = ByFens
Linss Cs'iars Of sil kinds sa1 sizss,
La1isss I1eopett Gel afss tasw slytsSh SO
Collars asd csfsln SETS aas msarnisg csliaea.
GLOVES.
Msss' Bsek 0isyss asd e.naflss,, Ness KiS
a. Wssi aIsrss, LaAIss' Busk, o.safiSss, Klx.
sIgk, woeI. saa g.nsrni rarfssy ~ ssyias.
LADIES HOSIERY.
whIts as1 eIsts. 40 - go ., i nassrr,S si-s-
Missas' SD chi'drsns' ~ boxes asaorts6 sIe~ss
Gas ass -rfmsnf- fs.s 49,
sUSPENDERS.
A aozpists =sssrtzant II nsas' aad Bgzs'.
SHIRT BOSs1mS.
a eezpists asecrtmsnt 10 Frsneh View -
Plain Lissn Erenss-
WOODEN GOOrS.
Yenr eepuek.s asssetl n n emlsad So loo Aou~n
wcoisn Goods. IN this faEeat styfss or Hos2s 4 a.
bfas, seaxfs, Comfertss GkAfSsN Gas HNhfm
shswis, Over sbirtss Un9sr skiris. Drsnsrs, e. |
CARPET BAGS.
A somplsss s.4srzzeat y Esllsesa, sIesAl. ana |
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

MEDICAL. h fsIs
The Young Mans Friend
II IT EvKEY Man BE HIS own DOCTOR
IL Thfs IL the serss Of . Bcx q Ms6fciAes prs
pared b. an eminent Pbysician IN cineimn1tls IA
conssins = preventative &rd enrs fnr al priEaas
diseases. With a4rscticns he's 70 treat sech oass,
th-rsfora, villa shs YoaBg Man's Ffiszd 81 your
psesesxlon, yea hass the fan 6lrsctions asd msdf-
ciHs fos eAs trssfnsat - roarsslf aud fFaspds ~
10 Tor sale b. LFagftsss sFsxywkers. Ask for the
fYourg n ans Frfsa6
i5is kELLKR a WHITE.
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sUSPENDERs.
SHIFT BOsDms. e
W00LEN G00rR

a., ss 20. s..er'Assns IL srsasA ws~ :.
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Am erican Gold and Silver
vs. Lever Watches.

m~- <a ARTICLES I'm eur Hns repaired In the
jyaB-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-05

DECEIVED THIS DAY
GHREDoN on THR WILL.
THE 0RAPR CuLfURIsf-Dy Fuller.
DOwNING'6 FRUITS AND TkkkS or AMERICA.
CHfTTY'S BLACKSTONE.
LYMAN BEeCHKR-5d yoi.-AutohiograpAy.
BONNKvILLB-Dy WasAi1gssa Irving.
LIFE AND C0kRkaP0NDkHCn " THEODORE
PARKER
For saie 1t publishers prices w OGDEN,
mcb3i CITY Doek Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-05


CHEROKEE REMEDY the great Indian pu.t;e
cures all diseases OF the urinary organs such as pcop
hence Of the Urine Inflammation 81 the bladder
nation OF the Kidneys Stone In the Bladder Structure
6cnorrhsa elect and is especially
N those fiuor where
Al the old nsnsecus m edicines have failed.
- tits prepared in highly concentrated FORM the
per day.
- II durstic and Alternative purifying
Ano cleansing the blood causing IL 10 fow in all of
ortgfnaipuriy and vgor; thus removing from the systen
all pernicious canses which have pduced disease
CHERokEE INJECTION Is intended as an ally or 49,
ntant 10 the Cherokee Remedy and should used in
conjunction With that in all cases Of elect &C.
norrhea, fluor AIbus Whites Its effects ara healing
pain instead the burning ana smost ri.
with nearly all the cheap quaek
- By the Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEKokEE two medicines at the same
uneAiiimrrcpes discharges and the weak.
enea organs are speedily restored to full vigor and
N Price cAsrakvsR Remedy, 81 per bottle. or shr.s
M Pree Cherokee Injection 81 per bottle or three
bottles fer es.
~ Sent by Express any address receipt ofprie
QThe Cherok &c H en- edy, Chey~kee
| usjectten and Cherokee Cure J, are sold By All
enterprsng Druggists in the civilized world some
princfpird dealers however try 70 sell worthless
pounds In place OF these those which they purchase
af cheap price, and make money hy selling
they Co on these medicines A vaiue your health
Heaitu u your future oDeFffnE, be de
oesved By such usprncipIed Druggists ask far
etEss snd sks 10 sfAeys III the Druggists will
them Tor You. enclose the money In letter and wi
end them 70 you by express securely sealed and packs
free from observation.
Ladies' or Gentlemen address in perfectcopn
denee stating nly and plainly their diseases symt
oms as treat all diseases Of chronic nature in male
or female Patients need not hesitate of the
inability 70 visit have treated patients
fuly in all Of the globe,
| ence.
Patients addressing viii please state plainly all TIL
hair riafp
~ State and name Of writer plain nelose postag
/ stamp for reply.
~ sad ssr 30 page Ps1pAlef frss to any address
all letters Pamphlets advice to the propri
stors, DIR. W. r. MERwIN Co,
No. So Liberty street, New York.
y. A.COO3 Chicago, No 76 Market street. Gene
raj Agent for the States OF Illinois, Iowa wieconsin
Michigan and Indiana Who will supply Druggists IT
| regular card prices. aov3o-eov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-05
AU TOM ORGANS,
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AND
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In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN we boldly an.
the greatest triumph in musical instruments of
the age. During the past half century the French and
Germans have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows and pedals for the to operate
but the want Of the reversed EXHAUSTION BELLOWS
(which Is the only bellows our made
II impossible for them to produce the mellow aud
musical for which instruments celebrated.
Another objection to this method OF blowing WAS that
both feet being occupied opportunity offered for
the management Of the swell. Within past years
Instruments constructed this European plan Of
~double blowers, have been manufacu ed in this coun-
try and to counteract this difficulty fwant of swel
lever has been projected from the centre of the insru-
ment to act upon the swell AND OPERATED KNEE
The and contorton necessary effect
object. disagreeabs enough to gentleman but
lady the ofsuch appeudages nearly impossible
Our AUTOMATIC device obvates this difficulty entirely
the simp act of blowing with less force giving
thu desired increase decrease in the volume of
For the superior excellence Me-
lodeons beenguestioned and for two
the demand has made Ii impossible for US to
meet COL orders promptly. With ourincreased facilities
feel in assuring patrons that their or
ders will be prompty met, and solicit continuance OF
their patronage
~ a LIBERAL disessxt to cisrsymss chsrsAss s1s
Schools.
ADDRESS,
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THE GATE CITY.


BIT xoBxnr LOWELL,
The years these years these naughty yearsi
onre they were pretty things;
Their fairy footballs caught cur ears,
Our eyes their glancing wing.
aney tied by our school-boy way;
we chased the little imps 1t play.
knew them coon for tricky elves,
They brought the college gown;
With thoughtful books filled up our shelves,
Darkened our lips with down;
~ pssyea With our throat, and loi the tone
VI manhood had become our own.
They, smiling, stretched our childish die.
ineir soft hands trimmed our hair;
Cast the deep thought within our eyes
Aud lett IL glowing there;
saag songs of hope in college halls
bflgnt faneies drew upon the walls.
They flashed upon us loves bright gem;
Ihey showed us CLEANS Of fame;
e'oat.hearted work. we learned from them,
And honor more than name
ana SO they came and went away,
we said not go; we said not stay.
But one sweet day, when quiet skies
And still leaves brought me thought
with hazy hills drew forth my eyes
And woods with deep shade fraught;
That day l carelessIy found out
" hat work these elves had been about
Alas these little rogues, the years
Hal fooled me many day;
Plncked half the locks above NV cara
And tinged the rest all gray
They lett me wrinkles great and small
fear that they have tricked us ALL
Well, give the little years their vay:
Think, speak, and act the while:
Lit mp the bare front to the day
And make their wrinkles smile:
They mold the noble living head
They carve the best tomb for the dead
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Ikeepconsfantly hand and for sale at the lowest
prices 20 cash customers and prompt large and
| weiiseected stock Of
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MEDICAL BOOK6-A nsw stock
WI arrived this day ct ths City Book e&oes No 49,
enflemeA Of the Profession viii plsass call 40 sxaniDs
the Booka- lnch22l J. " OGDEN.
THE LATEST N0VRL-SrRArH-
II nonE-A Life Romance-Pu bilshed by J. b. uppen-
cott Co., received this day ~ the City Book 6sors Also
RsocH AnpEs, In Blue and Cold. J. ". OGDEN.
mch2y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-27

NJ. BiDgban-You seed ~ s6tes whsl
he said % yoa. Decisratjoos Of thelpris.
onsfs ssssot b addsced ID thSif d
fsess.
Hr. Coz sisted evidencs vss sdducsd
y the psoesostioa 70 prove IL psissasl
vas Tying from arrest, and il WI Ieait
innate to meet that on the part Of the de-
fsnss b. showing that hs volsntssily suf
rendered himself.
Judge Holt remarked that the witses.
wss cautious not to repsss dsslaeatioas ol
the prisoner. He might state the iset.
relssivs 10 bis arrest. - 4
Question prisoner protest his in
nocence
Objected to By Bingham snd objection
sustained by the court.
Queetion-State whether or not defep.
dans authorized Jon to procure OH hers to
take him into cnstodyS
Ans.-Hs did.
Bisgham-I object TO that, but q vit.
neaas ssswsred let it 70. 7ffr
u WitSss always regarded O'LAughlin =
very amiable. Did mot rsmsmbef eyes
havisg ssen him in passioa. 0npolit-
d questions has never bsss raapese. New.
sr heard hin express sa opinion % the
issue Of the day, except in nodssase
manner.
After recess Maalsby gave N account
Of the surrender Of O'Lsughlin to ID Of
GERS. s#&
A. attempt wss made BY ~ affsoss
10 Introduce evidence 10 show that Boot h
vas msa Of pleasing sddrsss sud likely
to in6uescs young men with whom 6s -
soeiated, bat the eoart refused to hlle~
Il.
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A RlG THING.

Some of the Copperhead organs insist
that j ff Davis aud bis confreres la re
bellon are not liable TO the charge OF
treason, because they levied . tremen-
dous great war against the United States
Of course these organs admit that the
Constitution de6nes treason to be the act
of levying var against the Government ;
but then they insist that the Constitution
does not say . big war, and of course
could not mean what it does not say.
The phrase ''lcvy war" used in the Con
stitution of the United States, might
cover . little war, or even an ordinary
war, but could not possibly include tuch
q war - the chivalry have wsged aeains'
the country, with the sympathetic aid and
comfort of their Copperhead friends o.
the North. Oh. no, the Constitution ol
the United States was never designed q
be construed so ss to cause the old S1uth.
ern leaders OF the Democracy to stretch
hemp BY way Of asonemsnt for THEN
treason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-27

4 ~ Jacob Thompson, Buchanan's Sec-
retsry Of Interior, writes long letter for
the New York Tribune, in which he sets
for. that the evidence i much stronger in
support Of the position thst Presidents
Johnson procured the assassination than il
is against him.
He msinssins At grest length the po-
sition that he is not amessble TO tho charge
of treason. on the ground that he on y fsll
in as citizen Of his State, With % i'm
mense revolutionary movement which q
tsbished regular civil government
which claimed the allegiance Of he psopsl
Of his Stsss. The srganent runs Oh {
lioe Of sophistry midway bstvess that ol
Gen. Lees State soversignty snd The
Iowa copperhead organs, big bslligerenl
dodge.
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Terrible Stsrms
81. Louis. May 49,,

+ s8tta#
A terrible storm paesed over . portion
Of Johnston county. Kansas, Wednesday
evening, blowing down houses, fepces,
uprcoting trees. aud doing great damage
geDera!ly. 80
Hail il said to have been blown isto
drifts two or three feet deep. Sefersl
persons vers severely injured, bsf 20
lives are reported lest. The storm entered
the State 10 "a. easterly direction, prcs-
trsted the Telegraph st several points and
did much damage along the route /.
reached here u midnight, ragged furiousl,
two o. three hours, destroying consihera-
bic property in sbe city and sufroaI disg
cosstry.
AtSsdalis ssvsral sars we're blown from
> sids trsek, into which freight train
rus. eonplsteIy vreokiog the sagias and
six Of the ears.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-27

Failure Of Nsgstiatisas With Kirby
Smith.
Cairo, May 20.
The New Orleans Piesyune hasss'iahle
Information from the trans. Aississippi de-
psrtment that Gen. Spragus's conference
with Kirby Smith resulted in solhiDg ol
consequence.
Smith was disposed to surrender, bat
the Missouri Generals. Parsons and Shell.
BY, demanded IN amsesty for themselves
DOT offered in the Presidsnt's proolana.
tion. Sprsgue returned, accompanied By
= Missouri Colonel who goss 70 Wsshisg-
too with him to confer with tAs ausho9i-
lies there. If generals are not ioeladsd
in the amnesty they propose 70 join Maxi.
milan.
Their troops ere desesting il great num.
bers and going home. People generally
deepondent. Cotton can be bought yer,
low for gold. Ssverai boats are loaded
ready to come out Of he'd river n soon -
permitted.
Another Gag of truce boat is expected
down.
The country is ove,floved from Alex
dria TO the mouth Of Red river.
The steamship Clinton from Brascs Is / b
brings information Of 6sht 1t Bacodel
Chioo pas, betWeea the rebels and The
q. s. forces under Gen. Slaughter, il
which the enemy were driven twenty
miles towards Brownsville. when the seb-
els we're reinforced and we retrsa,ed fight
ing aud reached Brssos with loss Of sev
eniy men killed, wounded and uissiog, in
cluding Capt. Temple and Ii. Sedgvick.
captured.
Slaughter's official report magni6es
our force and claims big victory and ad
mits loss of 40 killed.
Cotton at New Orleans 40 cents fol
strict low midling. good grades scarce
White sugar Is cents. Cuba moissses 50
cents.
The steamship Fung Shung sailed yes.
terday.
The New. w.Orlesns and Jackson railroad
will soon be In running order.
Parties from Northern Mexico repre-
sent the liberal party growing strong and
popular and believe they will soon posses,
all the northern part Of the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-27

@ measures have been taken TO hold
. loyal convention 1t Vicksburg. where
upon the rebel Governor Clark, Of that
State. issues a proclamation urging the
civil officers Of that persuasion to be viei-
liant in enforcing the laws, and especially
those in relation TO slavery. In response
to this, Gen. Davidson advises the people
to beware Of paying any attention 10 this
proclamation Of Clark's, for the State Of
Mississippi is under martial law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-27
~ The New York Worlds own eol

EE The New York Worlds own cor
respondent says that as frss be was moi
disposed to believe the report that JEFF.
Davis was captured in petticoats. but be
is now constrained On the testimony oi
the soldiers actually present and partici.
pating in the affair to give full credence
to the statement. Indeed, he says, II
anything, it was more ridiculously humili.
atipg in reality. THAI any newspaper re
porter thus far has succeeded in portlsyisg
il on paper.
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New York, May 26.

New York, May a6. Y
Tho Commercials Washington special
oys:
The grand jury for the District Of Co
luubia yesterday found three bills Of in,
dictmept against JEFF Davis and John CT
Brectinridee. The bills win b present.
cd IN the crimisAl court q. day.
The cap'ure Of Breckinrides i con,
6dently anticipated By the authorities. ID.
fofmatisn Of bis whereabouts hss been ~.
oeived and 90 ELECTIVE pursuit has been
organixed.
Gsa. Sherman expects TO leave for The
west in few days. He will lead Ais sol
dieys TO their homes. He retains thsoueI
Gen GrsDt the CON mand Of tie dc part
saest of His0nippi sad uill e eaee 70
sumo his dutirs until tho civil authosi
ties hsvs been restored.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-27

E The Hawkeye says at . church
near that place last Sabbath, there Was
present the preacher, seven widows, and
two widowers, and besides them there
were none others. What . sad, cad spec
tacle. What mournful time they must
have had of it. Lugubrious old place,
that Flint River township.
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Harrisburg, Nay 26.

hHtIsUuIg, my 20.
Governor Cartin has decided that be-
fore his troops are mustered out 70 fill up
vacancies 10 ali companies and regime en..
By regular promotions. He is nov in
Washington personally attending to this
duty aud examining the claims of those
within the line Of promotion. By this
arfangsnsss many brave meh Who we're
debarsed from promotion by the rigid or
der exissing % the naxinna number iu
commands, will receive hosors and BE-
mustered oot With ihe commissions which
they hays fairly earned.
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03sehasge Of vsluntsefs-IRo o.
.aexs frem the War 0spaytmsat.

.asIs frem the War DeIartmsas.
New York, May 46.
The following il synopsis Of % i'm
porsant order just issued fron The war de-
partmsnt relative 70 the mastering ont o.
volunteers:
The several divisions Of the various aE
my corps will be kept intact and comman.
dag gsssrals Immediately. on rsaeips ol
orders directing any portion Of side I0fosa
to be mustered out, will order the same,
if not already there. TO one Of the follow
ing rsndesvous. lst-trooPs Of the middle
military department and Of other armies
or departments acting therein win rem
desvous ia The dsfsness Of Washisgton,
p g.. Harpsrs Ferry and Csmbsriasd,
Nd.
2d-Thcse of.she military division oi
the James at Rishmosd and Old Point
Comfort.
8d-Thoss Of the department Of North
Caroiins will assemble q Wilmingson
4th-Dspartmsnt Of the South q Char
lotte. South Carolina, and Savannah, J,
Georgis.
5,h-The military divisioa vest Of %
Mississippi st Mobile sud vicksburg >
6sb-Ths military diuisios Of Missouri
At Little Rock, 81. Louis and Fl. Leaven-
worth.
7th-The department Of the Chamber
land at Nashville, Knoxville, and Mem
phis.
s,h-Ths department. Of Kentucky Il
Louisville.
9;h-The middle department at Bali.
moro.
Special orders win be given from the
A6istant Generals tffice relative totroops
serving in departments Of the cast. Penn
sylvanis, Northwest, New Mexico and
the Pacific, - the siuse for ths disshsrge
OF said troops approaches. = = s.
In case Of one or more regiments of .
division being mus,ered out the divisioa
remaining 10 the field. the said regiment
or regimsoss viii be mustered out at The
place where found serving - the time and
then ssss . thsir several States. TbeAdja
taas 0snsval ef shs army viii desieos'
the pisces and rendezvous in the States
to which regiments alter beng mustered
ont will b for~srded for payment. Every
regiment will be sent forward To- its State
and rendezvous as soon as the rolls are
completed, carrying with them arms, col
ors and necessary equippsge. On the ar
rival of the regiment IN their repectivs
Sts,es payment and suppliss will be is
sued by the respective supply Department.
on requisitioos and returns coontersignee
by tie chief military officer OF his Assis
| tants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-27
The StsasW1il-RsslgnaA1sas.
Washisgsos, Nay IS.


Washisgtes, Nay IS.
The following semi-of6cial statemsst 10
made in conse sec,ion With tho announce
ment Of the fact that the insurgeut ram
Stonewall has nditionaliy eurreodsred
to the Spanish authorities At Havana.
viz:
The conduct Of those authorities upos
the oocasioa was judicious, digoi6sd and
in entire oosformi.y With amity towards
the United States. Any commentaries o.
distrust which may have heretofore been
entertained n 70 The decision Of the Cap.
tain General Of Cuba in the sstasf have
thus been disposed Of satisfsstorily
The tolls~ipg ssusa General of6eers
have resigned their commissions in ths
volunteer eervice:
Major General A. &. Burnside. CAT
Sshuss. Frans Sigel, A. 8. Lee and Brig
Gen. Rsam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-27
E There was fight between squ,

E There was fight between squad
of Union troops and band of guerrillas
is Boone county, Missouri, Monday. The
rebels we're strongly posted in barn. and
after having four men wounded in vain
attempt to dislodge them, tie federal SOL
d ers withdrew, leaving the bushwhack.
tfs master cf the position.