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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-21
D,th General Assembly, OF ohio.

SENATE.
DIS. COUNTIES. SENATORS.
ist-IIamlton .............~. Geo ii. .ifollistcr
! wv. NJ. Batcman.
/ 2d-warren & Butler......N. &. Mcfarland.
] MONTGOMERY Preblc, a. /. Harris.
/ lth-Brown & Clermont.a& r. DoudneU.
| 5th-irecn, Clinton, etc"..A, w. Doan.
Gth-Ross q 1Iighlond......Silas ii Irion.
7th-Adam, Sciota, etc.....John r. Wilson,
Nh-lawrencc, Gala, etc..Joseph Bradbury.
Wh-Fairtield, Athens, etc. W. Reed Go1,icn.
lWh-Franklin & Pickawny A. r. Ualiing,
II l'h-Champaign. Clark, etc. .Toand Jones.
l2th-park, Miami etc..""....John f.. Cummlns.
lSth-Iogan, Marion, etc...P. u. Cole.
luh-Wash ton Morgan, etc. Saml =. Knowles.
th-Muskingum y Perry Sc. I,anfci u. Linn.
l7&2s-Knox, Wayne, etc + t;dSt R t;lfSSdia y ;i,yd
lTh-Cosh'ton & Tuscar'as Jndge BUr1.
lyth-Monroe ~ Guernsey ., robert SIrdge.
2Oth-liarrison & Belmont. Henry West.
2lst-Stark q Carroll. ....."". Henry =. Martins
22d-ycflcrson & Columbiana,J. L. Brooks,
2d-Mahoning & Trumbull.tieo. r. Brown,
25th-Cuyhoga... Saml williamson
26th-portage IL summit. Naval II. Tibbals.
Hth-Medina I.orain.........I. ID. Griswold.
Mh-Richland & Ashland. Manuel May
Mth-liuron, Eric, etc..""...E. u. Sadler
Crawford, etc. Curtis Bcivy Jr
Augl ze, etc neTedsh ~ oj,i q m'@eh'
Hancock, etc. Scs parics E; C,ria Hail.
Republicans................. ..................'.,',.''2
,, DehocItls
Republicans In Roman; Democrats i'm Uutic
Those marked thus were members Of the
last Legislature.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-21
Shops for Sale.

TIE undersigned offers for sale, on reasona-
bic terms, n BLACKSMITH SHOP. inclu-
ding two sets of tools, and WAGON-MAKE EIt
SHOP, including one set of tools and some ium-
ber. The buildings are frame and situated on
Mad Anthony street, near the Cherry holmes
corner, in the town of Millersburg, and were
formerly occupied by VIM. II. Wireman.
Possession will ha given ON the first day OF
April, 1860 WM. II. BROSIUS.
bee. 81, iS65-tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-21
All kinds OF BOOTS a. SHOES
nt Greatly Reduced Priccc.
for Cash Only, nt HEBRON'S.
Farm for Sale.

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES OF
Land will be sold in lots, or all together-Si
KtIlbuc< township. Holmes county, o., miles
from Millersburg, I from Oxford, and from
Napoleon. This farm has three apple and one
peach orchard, and or 1 springs. About 10
acres Is under good fence, and has good farm
houses and other hxings. For further particu-
lars enquire of A. J. MCDOWELL,
Also, adjoining the above is III acres of good
cholce land, In same range and township-7O
acres under good mproyement-well watcred
ana timbcred. The entire lot can be bought
together or in parts, Mt about s3j per acre.
For particulars call ON A. j. MCDOWELL, in
Blackcreel<.
Dec. Ia, ls6l-wi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-21

We are obliged to MIR. Stantan for these
facts, which it is presumed don't lie. Ii
must have gone against the grin to print
hem; but truth, like murder will out. As
the IIorM observes:
"From this statement We see that if all
the negroes in the United States army had
had, the misfortune to be only Yankees or
lrI>hman, then presence or absence from
the ranks would scarcely have made an ap-
prreclablc difference in the gigantic sum to-
tai OF the national army. As negroes, of
course, the ease Is dlffcrent-one negro ac-
cording to the T1bnae being the equal for
military purposes, of twenty white mem Ii
is noticeable, also, that the heaviest force of
negroes ever at one time in the nrnv is re.
ported for July Is, 1868, three months after
the lighting was all over.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-21


Republicans In Roman; Democrats i'm Ttafic
Those marked thus were members of IN,
last Legislature.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-12-21
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Layman s. EshelmaD,
CoLUMBUs, OHIO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07

The mail boa. to-day brooght to Wash
ington large number of rebel officers a.
prisoners of war and twenty-tso bags Of
captured male which have been delivered
10 the War Department
A passsssef Who left Richmond on
Tuesday p. m says that il Vas expected
the railroad between that city and Peters.
burg would be in running order to-day, =
large force being employed to repair the
track.
II appears from a statement Of some
gentleman Who had convsrsed With old
aequaintances in Richmond that Breckin.
ridge vas responsible for the burning ol
property, sons Of ths Iaerchants haSisa
enireated him bat in vain TO prevent the
threatened destruction.
A rebel band OF music vas captured OF
surrendered and on the way up irom City
Point played number Of ais, such :.
dixie and "a Life on the Ocesn
Wave" They appeared to be delighted
with their change Of position.
The Post Office Department has or
dered the Post Office u Hampton, Eliza
beth cousty, to be opened. and sppoin,et
Kenuen Whiting, Postmasser. 1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
THE coppEnHEAD PLATFORM.

The Chicago Copperhead National Con
vention of August 30ib. 1864, adopted a
platform upon which that non-adj djourned
Convention and that woe-struck party still
stand. The chief plank Of the aforesaid
platform we reproduce for the delecia-
ton of our readers at this seasonable June.
ture:
"Resolved, That after four years Of fail
ssure to restore the Union by The expedi-
"ent of war. during which public liberty
'sand private tights have been alike trod-
"den down, aud the material prosperity of
"the country essentially impaired-jus
istice. humanity, liberty aud the public
.swelfare demand that immediate efforts
abe made for q cessation Of hostilities,
s'with a view to an ultimate convention oi
FssStates.'
The four years Of war will be up on the
1l,h Of the present montb-abuut the
HING that the Iowa Vice President Of tha.
Convention will be ipaugurated Mayor ol
Keokuk-and about the time, we trust
that the loyal people Of The country a,
large and Of our city 10 particular will bt
rjoieing over the 6nal demolition of Lees
army aud the. utter overthrow of The re
belion and the complete restoration o.
peace sndzthe authority Of the Union by
four ysarsxof war. We shall be glad Il
SEQ oar neu Mayor issuing proclamation
In his 0i6cial capacity, calling upon th,
people to joice over the last grand tri
aan6h of our arms and the restoration O
r1o6 and the Union. We hope to Sc,
In lace the music on that occasion ant
Qlaily give tbs lie to the foul libel ans
- tfaitorous sentiment which that grea
Convention, in which be figured, uttere'
tgainst our Government and our army
Il hc is ashamed OF that foul falsehoo,
now let him bring forth fruits meet 70
repentance, and confess and reform.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07

French Princs CsmIsg - Amersca.
The London correspondent Of the New
York Herald oys:
| have another very pleasant bit OF
news from Paris, and which I am yery
sure j. exclusive, and perfectly sulheatis.
Young Pfiace Napoleon in year or two
u golug To make visit to The United
States. He il to be accompanied by .
magnificent feet Of war steamers, have
one or two leading ministers with him.
and make the visit one Of great state
one that will quite eclipse the late tour oil
the Prince Of Wales.
This is going 70 be done a. . special
mark Of the friendly regard ia which the
Emperor and the French people holh the
people and Gov.rnment Of the United
States. The exact time that this visit is
10 be made 10 not determined on, IS j,
will depend little on ciseumstances.--
You may be assured tbat the plan ts all
masured, and nothing but some unforeseen
event will prevent it.
Nov let al Shoddydom make ample
preparation for grand display OF tom
fooiery. The Prince will come in the
very nick Of time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
The Empress Eugeafs ana che Hely
seRuschFe.

The E@press Eugenfs ana the Hely
seRuschEe.
The Empress Of France has addressed
IN appeal 10 the Queen -sovereigns Of Eu-
rope in regard to the state Of the Haly
Sepulchre. She says that The dome deeds
extensive repairs, which are only pre-.
vented by the "pitifai rivalrics" Of differ.
ent communions. France aud Russia,
have sought to put an end to these 'de.
plorahle manifeststions,' but in vain -
The .flocsi rivalries" are too strong foI
them.
The Empress thinks it is high time
that the ladies take the matter 10 hand
She reminds her loyal sister that it was ,
pious Princess, ST. Helena, the mothfr oi
the Empersr -Constaa,ine-sho. at the
commencement Of the fourth century
caused she Pagan temple built above the
srotso Of the Holy Sepulchre to bs de,
moIished, and on the same spot raised
fer the 6rst time, the sanctnary destined
to cover the tomb of Jesns Christ. She
asks. why should not the priacesses O
all Christian countries. animating them
selves with this gIorions memory. come tt
an agreement to carry out at last under
conditions worthy Of themselves and o
CaHstianity, the work 10 which the effort
OF diplomacy have not hitherto been abl'
to succeed? Who would refuse 10 listes
70 their voice, when, placing themselve!
beyond the region Of politics, stranger
70 oil contentious ideas, they would speal
in the name OF piety and of Christian
charity, and would address au appeal t,
the faithful throughout the whole world
on subject which ought to be equal
dear to all p
Tho Empress does not propose to ste]
With the simple reconstruction Of lh
dome. She proposes. after having oil
| tanned the consent Of the Sublime Porte
to entirely rebuild the Church of th
Holy 6spalchfe on a ne~ plan and On
larger scale, 80 that it may afford accom-
nlcdations for all commnnions. Til
funds for this pnrpose, she thinks, can b
furnished by a universal subscription, a
She head of which all the Christian Pfin
cesses would no doubt vie with each othe
in inscribing their names.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07

The military heavens are bright. The
disposition of Sheridau's aud Grants for
ces and the position of Lee augur the
speedy capture OF the rebel army-a con.
summation which would fittingly crown
the brilliant victories our armies have
gained in Virginia since the Inauguration
Of Grants last movement.
The dispatches from Sheridan show
that be is confident OF entrapping and
making his own the whole rebel army.
Sheridan's object is to aonihilate Lees
forces and We have faith in him. His
summary dismissal Tor tardiness of Maj
General Of the experience, reputation and
influence Of Gen. Warreo, illustrates
"Phils" pluck and shows that he is ter.
ribly in earnest.
The letter from the rebel officer pub
lished with Sheridan's dispatch shows
the situation Of the rebels as we'll as their
extremity. Burkesville is 1T the Junction
of the Danvile and South Side railroad,
several miles south Of Lees present posi-
tion and cuts off his retreat to Lynch
burg or Danyile. Sheridan's position at
Jettersvile is only some six or eight miles
south of Lee on the Danvilie road and has,
by its nearuess to Lee compelled the rebel
General to draw up his army in line of
battle at Amelia Court House. The re-
suit cannot long be delayed.
An attack is in progress at Mobile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
Issl True /.

We have always incliued to the opinion
that Gen. Mcclellan was in the main 4
man Of good intentions. That he suf-
fered himself to become the tool Of dem
agogues. and held the degrading relation
Of Representative msn'' 70 semi seccs-
Isiopists. may have argued rather wans Of
moral stamina than want Of principle. -
But if the story that comes to US from
the other side of the Atlantic has any
truth to it, Be y, II possible, : worse pa
triot than be il Gsnersl. The tale runs
that An American gentleman Of high stand
ing strolling into coffee huuse in Queens
town, Ireland, overheard . conversation
between West Point officer ont ct the
service and On Englishman, in which the
sormer stated that DC he'd recently paid 4
visit to the Young Napoleon. = 1t Lon
don, in which tbe grave-digger Of the
Chickahomiay Swamps expressed himsell
10 tho 1ollpping effesl !: "You did righl
10 resign. Il q disgrace 70 belong to
the American army Tbs country ha1
gone TO ruin. / staid 10 it % long Is
ooald, and hare left II 10 disgsst.
Did MsClsllAa give atteranss 70 thes,
wosds { For tie bonos ~ the sefv5os
| for ths honor of our comm0n maakub1
W Mast not. Much NY f. pstdobsi
III man sensrsieg under ~ ssibg " ~
sonsl d6ssat - pyofae sienat Apniliat1ea
lbst H. sss. I1sl & laiae ~
l ~ = ~ fS I tcSSs II nc11 7 Ii1x = S7sr u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
EE Mrs. Annie Mittenmser addres,

EE Mrs. Annie Wittenmyer address
cd large and deeply interested audience
OF our citizens at the Methodist Church,
yesterday afternoon, detailing ma ters reI-
alive to the labors Of the Christian CON-
mission, of which she is . special agent
She has recently returned from Grants
army. aud gave an interesting account Of
the manner Of conducting Diet Kitchens
in that Department They eeem to be the
thing needed, and are highly successful.
Ma. w. thinks the Christian Commission
has great hbor before il In taking csre
Of our sick and starved returned prisoners,
IS well - the sisk and wounded mold dent
to the army. More funds arc needed ia.
mediately. 6hs mads a appeal 70 be.
audience and ! eoilsction wss taken up
but ~ did not bear NJ amount raised
This noble and elt.sacfi6cisg lsdy A1s Ii.
wsrmest sympsslies q ~ pakriotic peo
ple Of Musoasias il her lsbors sf love. -
| + fMuscatins Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
rhe ssvac.,,ating sherman.,

Such are the captions we find in rebel
Journals. Wherein he has been vacilat-
ing il not pointed out. Our own opinion
e that he has rather been "bee line"
man. As far as We have been able to
follow him, We have had to va "chalk
line'' from Chattanooga to Atlanta, from
Atlantis TO Savannah, and from Savannah
TO Raleigh. where we suppose he now is.
We hare been able to discover no vacilIa.
tioa On his long route-no departure from
The even tenor of his way. In this opin-
lion ue have the highest military au,holi-
Ety 70 sustain Us.
The Army and Navy Journal makes
IN fbllowiDg statement as to the present
Auafck of Sherman, whom the rebels &C.
6uSe 81 vacillation
4 ssTte conquest Of the Carolinas was de.
&ibssStely planned 1t was no experiment,
N,a lncky bit, no sequel of the enemy $
nlrS 1e concentration The opening ol
~ -, Of New bern. and the lioe of sup
lly bSeay Of the Nsuse and the Atlantic
"a Moth Carolina railroad, and even
II advance on Kingston and Goldsbofo,
1stt III scted before Sherman set foot Il
av6Stsn. He himself distinctly declar-
II ~ Fayetteville that his astonishing
~ march bad been conducted A.
without swerviog along the path
Ned cut By him at the outset
# Sns oi the results OF this march. snp
M {iux Raleigh to have been taken. ar.
81 Sessd BY the same journal:
WEhreo contiguous States then vii
save furnished triple triumph fol
II hnrels of the army led By Sbermsn--
e sapissls, Ni'edgsville, COLUMBIA
L uaeigb three railroad janction'
d highest Importance, At
lit, sIambia iud Guldsbsro; thrs,
MI = siss mites and ssapofls. 6avaa
is U>1sleskuD end Milsiaxson. 6sre
p1 ns Il ~ sister Sntss cAa somolai1
ps5i4ut N 2&tqasios hae teea okoen 4
ss. : y IS, B
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
g. Rosa Bouheur having failed to paint

60 Rosa Bonheur having failed to paint
. picture which she had long ago agreed
to DO for fixed price--below her present
rates--a Ffencl, court has ordered her to
deliver the picture within six months
from the date of the judgement and at
the expiration of that time to pay twenty
francs for every days delav within three
months. II the contract is not fulfilled
within the last mentioned extended period
further remedy will be provided.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07

The 's1NEvIrABLE NKoRo. Our black
troops seem 10 have been the first in
Richmond as they were the 6rst in
Charleston. This war has been fall OF
marked Condolences, and that BY which
the representatives Of an enslaved race
bore the banner Of Freedom into the birth
place and also into the capital of the re-
bellion. is not the least of ,he historical
computations of The war. We can imsg.
inc the sable warriors Of WeitzcI. rolling
up tho whites Of their visual orbs, aud ex-
hibiting an unsarnished display q usture's
dentistry, as they pass the offices Of cur
cotemporsries Of the press-ths Richmond
Sentinel, Examiner, Whig and Dispatch.
Perchance Richmond hears from their
lips, for the FIRST time, the "wild, sarb.
ling strains OF sJohn Browns Soul 10
Marching o." or sympathizes orpor-
tunely in the sentiment go teelingiy ex-
pressed BY the venerable and aged
"Shady:,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07

-
TAreo GaeTEsllas - - 1hos.
q. <. johnson. G. 8. A., hae been
fs1sd guilty q being : spy befdrs the
military Commission nos il session and
sestencsd = 70 b hung b. the neck until
30 is dead. at zach time and place as the
Comnsnding General msy direet, two
thirds Of the members of the Commission
coscurring therein" /" The proceedings
and 6ndiog are approves and the sen ence
confirmed. Mr.. G X. Johnton will be
hung BY the neck until he is dead on mex.
Friday, the 8 lat instant, il this city. The
Provost Marshal is charged with the ex-
ecu,ion Of this order.
Three outlaws, w. f. AshcYaft, Alfred
Nichols and Thomas Payne, were found
guilty q bsisg gusrriIlas before the Mill
tary Commission and are sentenced 70 be
shot 70 death With mssketry on Friday
next. the Slst instant, at Lexington, Ky.
Louisville Journal, March 9Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
Attack en nlsbils-Ths Fire in Rich.
0ouA.

= =
mend.
New York. April 6.
The steaner Gsiding Star from New
leans 96tb, Eoutksest Paas 4sth, and
Key West ga, hes srsised.
The United Etatee steamer Circastian
arrived at Key West, April ID, and re-.
ported sn attsck Of the Upion forces and
gunboats on Mobile. March SOth. NJ
particulars were obtained except that the
monitor Milwa4kee was blown up of Dog
River Bsr By torpedo.
Tho Times' New Orleans correspond
snt of the Eth says on the 18th General
SteeIe's column started from Pensacola
and BarTansss for Biakely L ,nding on
the Tonbigbee, with the purpose Of flank.
ing tho defenses OF Mobile. Il Is thought
this will compel the rebels to fall back up
the Alabams. as Il will b the only open
ing left to them, il it be not already block.
aded.
On the 22d Wllsoa's cavalry was heard
from, doing sell.
The Commercials Washington special
says:
The wounded men Of. The Cd N. Y.
cavalry reported their regiment went inlo
Sundays fight, dismountsd, six hundred
strong, and came out with only $40 men
ard one non cum missioned officer
Among The large buildings destroyed in
Richmond we're H,xll's, Liii's and Cfes
and Smiths tobacco factories and the
Mechanic Institute. The entire square
bounded BY Main street, the river and
North 9Th streets are in ruins.
R.bsl s,rsggIers got druuk and plund-
cred the stores.
A large number Of persons were killed
BY the explosion Of magazines. All in
mates Of the Aims House we're killed or
injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
New York, April 9.
Especial to Commercial /

Especial to Commercial
Ex.6e0atcr Wilkinson Of Minnesots
still expects 70 rupsrsede Mr.. Dale. =
Commistionss Of Indian Affairs.
Col. Baker viii soon turn his atteni ion
70 the enlistments Il Chicago, Buffalo and
other Western 0itise. ss sss
The Poss's speeial ssys Psosident lsis.
coln = Tuesday gave psblio ssssp'ioa
in JET Davis parlor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07

We speak Of petrolsum as s.Iubrics
tor, asan ssilluminator. = - "fuel. !" a. 1
generator of stesm," and Is amedi
cine" We find that in the course of bu.
four weeks it has doubled its sphere Of
value. or rather has been applied with
perfect success to the following new
uses:
First. Il is coming to be universally
employed by tanners, after nspths has
been extracted from it as substitute for
fsh oil, and the leather thus prepared 10
found TO te even better than that tanned
IN the old way. The naptha 70 procured
can then be used as substitute OF alcohol
10 linimcnts and other medical com
pounds.
i is said to be the best scIven. for In
dia rubber known, and With rubber var.
nish for leather. rendering the latter wa
terproof, can be made.
The heavy oil strained in cold room
yields the paraffine which is employed to
sdulterase and cheaper spermaceti, bees
wax, ETC.. and for making cardles Our
TAR danes and demoisel o. will be no little
astonished, to learn that eighty tens of il
are used Ia this coun.ry as mastic. which
they buy In our candy stores and chew in
little perfomed and rose coiored sticks.
Again. the most exquisite dyes are OBJ
tanned from il, among them the new and
beautiful giroaa, surprising all that Tyre
aDd Persia ever owned.
Our selfrsisng -four derives it's most
distinctive quality from this multiple and
wonderful substance, since the waste acid
that flows from the petroleum re6neries is
largely applied TO the imitation and adulter-
alton Of cream of tartar, which is the
lighter Of The bread
But the press owe direct debt that
must be nov acknowledged 10 this good
genius from the depths Of the earth. An
American chemist has recently taken out
= patent for making printing inks from
the various co!ors and extracts of petroie-
um and the black ink he thus manufac
lures is better than that made with lin
seed oil, and can be sold for half the lat
ter +. Some Of our great publishing houses
are even nov constantly using it, and this
very article may be printed With the pig
ment. The consumption of the com
pound already amounts to hundreds OF
tons
A large and celebrated firm in this city
i now making delightful petroleum eos
metic soap aud the best family soap from
the same oil.
Within cannon shot Of that establish
meet is another where gas is made and
furnished from petroleum at the ratio of
81 90 per thousand feet, and il yields the
brightest and purest light. and most pow
erful heat yet known for domestic purpo-
ses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
Boston, April 6.

Subscriptions to the U. s. Christian
Commissions in this city up to the pfssen,
time amount to over Ss8, 600 and are still
going on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
Washington. April 6.

Secretary Se~afd's coudition 10 much
improved to-day from What is was last
night. and he Is now as comfortable 10
can be expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
New York. April 6.

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany have declared quarterly dividend
Of two per cent. payable on the 45th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
Phiiadelphia. April 6.

jay Cooke reports subscriptions TO the
Z 80 loan % dag % the amoast of -,
54i, 800, including one 100000 from
Cleveland and $3.50 600 from Nsw York,
and @l ,760 iodividusl subscriptions for
$50 and 800 each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
New York, April 6.

New York, April b.
The Costa Rica brought from CaliforsiA
one million six hundred thousand 10
gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
.aood.bye. ma..a Jesr eooa-bvc. u,sssa s,ebeu

The survivors of those who fell in the
disastrous assault OF he s.crater'' at Pc
tersbafg have had the post Of honor in
the Gual consummation.- Chicago Tri
bune
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07

New York, April 8.
Gold to-sight 1904.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-07
AlbanY. ArriI

Albany, Arrii b.
The Canal Board passed resolution to-
day to open the canals May lst,