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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
From Sherman.
Eewhern, March 8.

As1W e0Aoy Al 2sSh ".
Major General Scho6eid end Brigader
General Scho6sid. and their stats, have
arrived here. having left Wilmington on
Monday last. They bring no news from
Sherman.
The eaemy's pspers are ignorant oi
Shernan's Whereabouts The rcsds are
bad, which delays his progress somewhat
A letter was received here the other
day from o young man who had been
confined in Salisbury prison for the pas,
two years, stating that he vas liberated
BY the Upion forces.
+ The enemy are in considerable force al
Kingston, N. g. The enemy have been
recently reinforced. Lees corps, from
Hoods army, j. reported there. Yester-
day the enemy captured some of cur
skirmishers near Kingston. belonging to
the 18th Connecticut and l7th Massachu
sets.
Gen. Bragg is reported to be in com
mand of the enemy's forces at Kingston
Msjs Gen OK il in command 81 our
forces at that point.
The weather is very warm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14

The Catholic papers Of Paris publish
long letter from the Pope, dated the Va
iican, Oct. l8, 1865, and addressed t.
the Emperor MsximiIian Of Mexico, point
ing ont the course. of conduct the Port
cepceives the new monarch ought 10 fol
low with respect to The reorganization q
his Government. In the opinion Of The
Pope, il is especially necessary that "tht
Catholic religion must, above all things
continue TO be the glory and the mainsta,
OF the Mexican nation, to the exclusion
Of every other dissenting worship"
Msximiliaa seems BOT 10 have been con
sicted BY this admoni.ion, for he has
taken steps toward introducing religion.
tolerasion and the Iegalizatlon Of The salt
Of the Church property, which has filed
the Church party with the utmost indig
nation. Ssmi-ofEicial papers OF Francs
state tha: one Mexican general who i.
strongly attached to the interests of the
Caurch party has left the Imperial arm,
in order to make > proaaneian,ento, and
according 10 the Independence Beige, the
King of Belgium has received letters from,
his daughter. the Empress Of Mexico, in
forming him that she had had 10 endure
the most insulting language from The
Archbishop Of Mexico, and iha. The Arch.
bishop vas ordered out Of her presence.
Whether this last item Of Mexican ges.
sip be true or not, the complete rupture
between Maximiian and TIE ultra clerical
party is a well authenticated fact. Long
before his name was mentioned in con
nection with the establishment. of Mex.
icau Empire, Macmillan had the reou,a.
ton OF not being a-part.san Of the medic
val church theories which the Court O.
Rome is still beet upon. defending and re.
introducing into modern society. But
even If his personal Views had been diff
ferent, il would have been difli,ul., if roi
impossible, for any Emperor OF Mexico q
pursue ans other policy. The aceumuls.
tion OF landed property in the hands g.
the Church, its exemption from taxation.
AID the immeass influence which thf
Church Of Mexico, in consequence of h u
wealth, hs. acquired in political affairs.
are the chief causes which have prevent.
cd the progress Of the country and hasten
ed the downfall OF lis republican institu
tons. To acknowledge the claims OF the
Church Of Mexico would be tantamoun
to an abdication of The Government.
Capt. George Curkendall has been
4, ssies MsiDr of the 81 Iowa e.valrv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
Where he is AND UVNAt he
Has Reels Doing.
Latest From Sherman.
GOLD ls7 IL.


Removal Of Gold From the Banks oi
Riehnond--A Ysnkee Trick, &c.
New York, March IS.
Another skirsnish betw cen Shermau's
cavalry and that under the rebel Wade
Hampton, on the 81 inst at . point no,
named. is reported in the Richmond pa.
pefs. The rebel Col. Aiken vas killed,
and Hsmpton's Adjutant General was
wounded. but thsse are I'll the paNipniars
Of the affair furnished.
The Richmond Examipar i ialosmed
BY rebel officer from South Carolina that
Sherman has completely devastated the
portion of that Safe through which be
passed. This hfficer says he has not
spared house ih his track.
Gen Emory, df the 9th corps, has sue
ceeded Gen. Hancock as Commander of
the Middle Military Department, compriS-
ing the lower part Of the Shenandoah
valley and other territory 10 that region,
during the consinasnce Of Gen. Sheri.
dams more active Geld operations.
The greater part Of the rebel troops 10
the Shenandoah valley have been co6cen-
trated in the vicinity of Lynchburg,
which place. some accounts reprcsene,
they were still : Justly engaged in fortify-
ing at very recent date, probably with
the design of Offering Lee another good
point to fall back to when Richmond
and Petersburg shall become untenable.
Large supplies Of food for the needy
residents, furnished BY the Shenandoah
Relief Association, have arrived in the
Shenandoah valley.
The Richmond journals of last Friday
announced that the removal of the gold
belonging to the banks Of that city, had
already commenced, and in the strongest
language the L legislature and people are
called upon to put stop to this exodus
Of precious metal. on the groand that il
removed i will nearly all get into the
hands of the Yankees, and that upon its
retention depends the very safety Of The
rebel capitoal itkclf. ~
Richmond editors are very angry over
the recent seizure al Fredericksburg, Va,
By the National troops, of the 2OO, 900
pounds Of tobacco which had been sent
thither from Petersburg. They say that
there was understood to be IN agreement
on both sides that the tobacco should go
safely through their lines, and that they
should receive bacon in return for it, Snd
cohsider its capture Yankee trick. With
which Gen. Singleton, who has been in
Richmond for some time past, is suspect
ed of having something to do.
The Richmond Examiner, of the 10th,
says :,
Tue latest advices from Lynohburg
shows that place to be safe.
5. The same paper complains Of injustice
done to soldiers by Withholding their pay,
and says that this is the cause Of their de-
sertion. ss. s.s.s8
On the 9th. between FIVE and six hun
dred sick and wounded Yankee prisonerl
we're taken from Kichmon hospitals and
sent forward in exchange, and on the
I0sh nine hundred veil prisoner. Az
that remained in Richmond prisons were
to be forwarded.
The Heraid's Baton Rouge correspond
cnt Of the 81 says:
Gen. Bailey hssl gone on : raid to the
interior. Results not transpired.
The exchange OF prisoners IT the mouth
Of Red river continued. .@.,
Gen. McKean has relieved Gen. Ull-
man in command at Morganxa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14

"a. We see in the Fort Smith New
Era that Gen. Bussey has already taken
up his headquarters at that place IS Com.
mander of the Sd Division 7th Army
Corps, supersedipg Gen. Thayer.
Gen. Reynolds is working reyoluti n
in his department.. correcting abuses, and
removing those officers under whose ad-
minstralion Union men alone have suf-
fered.
The New Era rec.t:s the grievarcps Of
loyal men under the Steele and Thayer
regime, and adds:
"The new commander is a man of un-
blemisbed reputation, sterling integrity,
a good soldier and most desirous 10 alle-
yiate the suGerings Of The people and i'm
prove their condition. Let the people go
to work Immediately. There is no use in
repining for what cannot nov be helped
'Cultivate your gardens and fields. The
Commanding General will make an exam
PIE and protec. you against all trespss-
,frs, no matter what cloth they wear. but
fsrnus or blue. There is. scarcely any
aosabs but that the President will favora-
W consider the memorial addressed 10
d in behalf of the loyal people of this
ty and vicinity aud endorsed BY the
4 Aighest authorities in the State, military
1nd civil; and extend temporary aid. Bus
4ur main reliance must be on ourselves,
4hen Others will be more readily disposed
40 help US also.'
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New York. Maych IA Vi
p II. .,..,,,,r..x I,iIk..... - ~
.d.t.s ts',hs OH '' 10 no nAsan'
Adv;cs. frna, - w.. r - 80.
M. :. I'm !. aaa. o,uS W 'ne ou ani
lceived hr;n.;.s : ~ da.s.s. 80 I'M asM. .ea -
Ione ,.n,;ns ssi;r;a,s Eha-,- : Ia 10y =
o,hd : .nnrs,;. .hs ..sni. y;...;a. ~. - J
Ichn,ch nrnn.,t, n,1.s,.d A. ~. ,.nnh,;
can ooyer, me.t I. aas1 "a Ie,n
Notbine deifnite e "a fhe rera,,sd can
ture of Oaxaae bvI the Imner;,,;.,p
vas vt ,ece;vad hat thev a. soa.r.d;.
tory
~. CITY NJ Se...co.x -. c.n,,r.d
h, In,.,;si;s,. =. 81. IL.
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New York. March Is.

New York, March Is
Vera Crus papsrs, bsought-bg the Lib
erty have the following:
The four thousand prisoners captured
at Oaxsca have been removed to Puebla.
Among them were several dcseFters from
the French army vhe had been ,entrusted d
with important commando BY the defend
ing party. II is supposed the prisoners
will be detailed to labor on the Puebls
works.
The dispersion Of various guerrilla
bands i repoEsd.
The Estspells. the FrApco- Mexican
journal, declares that 10 consequence ol
the fall of Oaxsoa. tho Jaares guerrilas,
Echs. Gary and Carols, have I'll given in
their submission to the Empire.
By order Of the Emperor, War De
partment. with the necessary officers, ha.
been sstabiiShsd ia Mexico. f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
Mourn WnIrE RIVER, ARK.,l
Af.roh a 1QeS

EpIron GATE CRY: To-day has been
to'us here, sad and gloomy cay, not
only on account of the intense and severe
rain that has been pouring in torrents for
the last three days, which made every
one feel sad and lonesome, and all thought
sand were in hopes that soon the light Of
day would once more show it's glowing
face, when oil would again be lively and
sbouyaut; but, alas! with the break of day
was herslded through camp that the
James Watson, laden with soldiers, citi-
13ans, women and children, had run
against snag and sank. twelve miles be-
klow here--and all. with few exceptions,
kwere drowned. We waited with impa-
Ftieut anxiety for some boat from below,
TO bring US some reliable news. at lsst
kthe steamer Isabella came alongside with
I ethe remaining poor Sufferers, and had on
board eight dead, lying stretched ont on
sthe guard of the boat, wrapped In their
vet clothes, while on the boiler deck were
! forty or City others, some in their pants
and shirts and bareheAded, some with
arms and heads bound up, and altogether
presented horrible spectacle, and made
ono shudder to think that twelve hours
nrevious they landed here on their way
down, full of hope and joy, and in few
brief hours SO many of their comrades
wore launched into eternity. On inquiry
re found the disaster was not as fearful
3 1t tirst apprshended, although the boat
wss It one time submerged in the water
While eli we're asleep, they sers awaken.
"a By being thrown hesdlong on one side
Uf ahe boat into the water, which on ac
count of the boat tipping over on her side.
caused her immediately to Gil with water
to her roof. in which position she lay un.
iii her chimneys went overheard, aiscr
which she lighted, and those that were
not thrown over or drowned, cluug like
tlfowning men to everything that camc 10
their way; in which condition she Hoa,ed
down;h river some ten miles aud brought
up against sandbar, and rested uat
dsybreak. (,s was about l2 O'Clock q
7 zight when she struck. when the Isa
halle came along and took the poor suffer,
ers OF, and brought them here, and Vi
! have them nov all aboard tho stsamel
4 Nebraska, and our kind ladies snd the Gen
eral are doing eli they can 70 make then
comfortable and happy. Il i nsw tes
o'clock p. N. and they arc all stFstchcs
kcut IN the cabin Of the Nehsaskx watch
" by good, faithful fellow soIdisrs, i
keep fires and see that no one shall dis
URb their peaceful slumbsfs. They oSsh
G|b1 happy, and whsA tha mcrnjue c0mel
stala replenish tAsis lost elothlpg, 81
~ efesfd shsn " ~ ~ = keo1l
-. 2 Psss 'As;s i've q -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14

Er The Wisconsin Sentinel don't be
lieve !hc yarn about that old Can,dap,
represented BY the Madison Journal 10 be
about lao years of age. The Sentinel
thinks he is about 95. and that the notice
was given BY way of puff for contem-
plated exhibition in Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
H Senator Hale. after twenty

re- Senator Hale, after twenty years
service in Congress, has been appointed
Minister to Spain. Seward. Chase and
Hale were forlorn trio of irrepressibls
antislavery men in the United States
Senate dozen years ago. Now the two
former occupy the higheat positions in the
gift of the Administration, and the last
has just received the unanimous endorse
ment of the Senate to . high position
abroad Verify, the world does move,
and John Browns soul is marching on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
Louisville, March l3.

An expedition Of SO sof~the 3Oth Wis
eonsin. sentout from here Saturday,
surrounded Yesterday moroing barn in
Webster, Meade county. capturing Sue
Munday. alias Jerome Clark, Masruder
and Henry Metcalf, after some resistance
In which 3 or Of our men we're slightly
aud a fourth mortaily wounded. The
prisoners were brought hero BY the sieam
er Morning Star this morning and lodged
in the military prison. Msgruder is suf.
feripg from recent wound and not likely
to recover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14

rgr Gov. Oglesby has issued procla-
nation, calling upon the citizens of ILL.,
nois, notwithstanding any differences OF
opinion as to the assumed excessive mum
Der of men required By the Government
from that State, TO fill the National re-
quirement by enlistments, and avoid the
draft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14

Dtasg Rspslssa WtaA s1savy 1.sss.
Philadelphia, March I5.
f The Bs''stfR Washinssoa special dis
patch says:
a letter, dated near Kingston. Marcel
4Oth, and received At noon to-day, sayi
that on the 6.h Bragg again attacked
Cox q force making two desperate ssia6ltl
which we're repulsed with heavy loss to
lthe eoeny.
Rutger's division Of the ed corpscaptured
one piecs Of artillery and 400 prisoners,
The enemy left the field in confusion, and
on of their killed aud wounded fen into
our hands. s.s - .s~ -
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DIED:

DIED.
~ has 1erccs IN ReatuHsno-t Iowa q, sanfar
March lAh, JAMS FrITax. aged 30 Yeas
T5x-
Funeral services by Rev Tetsr viii take placo to-iay
At Residence q Daniel Wight, corner 15A and High
Streets n. o'cioekr ~
Friends and neisaboFs invited TO intend wsthou,
further notice.
The remains arc 70 be taken to St. Louis Nc, for
lrrisl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
Cola Market.
New York, March Is.

Gold rather excited and large holders
are uneasy and anxious to sell. The mo-
msnt they attempt to throw any large
amount in the market the price yields. II
opened at l.0l, and under news from
Sheridan declined to 1874.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
New York, March I3.

The gold dealers have a report tha,
Sherman has had heavy fight and DC.
feated the rebels and captured q large
number Of prisoners aud munitions of W ar
The report has had its effect on gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
New York. March Is.

The Post says: The Sanitary Commit.
tee on Saturday dispatched steamer for
Newbern with supplies, and another is
loading to sail in . iew days for the same
destination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14

NEW SPRING PRINTSl
AE3RTWAr,
C0EUEcn
SPRA6TE
PACIFIr.
pUNEErT.S.
RICHMOND,
AMERICAN,
AMo@KEAC,
All Of the above leading stylcs OF prints are at
he ia.e great reduction prices a tae css iee fgsA
House Of ii. \. E9SIhlCk- Co.
nehil 81 Mia >t, Ac1Euk. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14

n@- Samuel Hoard, ESQ.,, has been ap.
pointed Post Master at Chicago, to sue
ceed. Mr.. Scripps. whose term expires on
the 28th OF this month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
Bragg's Success Of Littls Importance
New York, March Is.

The HeraIds washington spscias 'ssys
Tho War Departmsnt -astsehss vary little
importance to Bragg's reported success in
n. G.. - tho force captured nust have
beea only : construction party aeconps-
MED BY smsll fotce IS gusfd. Thek
we're reopeniag tho Atlantis \ N: O. Rsil-
|rosd. 77
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14

Gen. Markle, Military Mail Agent,
has arrived At Morehead City with 1
large mail for Sherman army; which he
| Is waiting to deliver BY way Of NswberD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
CHERIFF'H SALE.

- KII1Ib1E r u GgILG. l@9 - N ~ N
~ STAFF OF Iowa, LEE CcrzTY-ss.
By virtue Of special execution to directed issucd
bs the Clerk OF the District Court Of said county, IL favor
Of Hiram srney. and against John Bayiee sa8 otlHrs
wiilse TO the highest bidder, a. the front door OF the
Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa. st
Esokuk In said county the 18Th dsy of April A. ID.
1861 between the hours of ociok A III. and ocie ex
2 NJ commencing at o'clock r. NJ o! saia Day, the fet
lowng property. to-wt Tire scrtheass quarter 4 &
ssetion six Oh township sixtylve ie5, range Eve ~
west, in Lee county, Iowa
To be sold BY orr Of eocrt to salty said writ ofexe
cution.
Keokak, Meh. II, 1855. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers 20 oo.l Sheriff Of Ire Co. lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14

- Capt. George Curkendall has beer
made Major of the 81 Iowa cavalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-14
GHERIFF'S SALE.

NI1LhIIT y bAIE. -
al = nrz.N sr.rx or IosA, LEk ops-4s.
By virtue Of special execution directed, issued
By the Cfssk ef the District Court N sad c6hty In Nor
of Hiram Barney and against A. H. Hum banggs, will
sell 10 the bidder at the front or ~ s cierAs
Office Of the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa. at ke
knk In said county the 18th day Of pill A. D. 1885,
between the hours Of o'clock A. ard o'clock r.
commencing at o'clock or said day THE following
property, wit: The half (z) Or the sonthweet
quarter section tsenty-xfx f.Sf hip sixty
en- tG7b rArgs seven ca west Lee county, Iowa.
70 be sold by order Or court satisfy said writ cf
cnticn- Aer ss e
Keokuk, Meh II, 1896. nRAr1 ANDERSON
Prinfess Fes 20 0osJ Sheriff ~ Lee Co, Iowa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

yVANTED-To PURcHAsE-FoR CASH, A SMALL
wv House Lot contiguous the city, and ranging In
price from 81 $4,000 Also Property In the city, To-
Gated between Second and Eighth and lower
than third street Price between $4,000 and S60
Address ,. B., sweeneys Hotel, room No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

yxyANTED.-ANY PARTIES HAVING A HOUSE FOR
w sale 10 let win do well 70 CARL on FREEMAN Co.,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-24
New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which. we invite the at
tention of our readers.
Sha,o d. Roberts will offer at auction tomorrow,
at II o'clock, valuable building lot on Freema-
son street, near Selden's Point.
a Patent Shingls Machine is offered a bargain.
Call at this Office.
Glenn's Theatre. Bijou will be re-opened
to the public on the I'd of September, proximo.
With full and talented company, a newly pre-
pared stage, re-decorated auditorium, and a
stirring, active business at the helm, the peo-
pie may anticipate glorious season, and the
management a remunerative one.
Mr. Benjamin POt0ell, No. l6 Bank street, gives
notice that he is prepared to do all kinds of build
ing and qouse carpentering.
The old firm of Leigh & Bro. have temporarily
taken an Office at their old stand, No. Newton's
Wharf, where they want to see their old friends.
They solicit consignments, and are making ar
rangements to resume their old business in all it's
branches.
The Stockholders Of the American Insurance
Company are requested to meet on Saturday next,
at II oelock, at the Office of o. Windsor. ss
Leonard d Sharp, two old and highly esteemed
citizens, have opened Land Brokers' and Real
Estate Agents Office at the corner of Hill and
Talbot streets
One Hundred Hands are wanted by NJ. l.. Wood
d Co., to get shingles They offer the highest
price and immediate employment. 49,.
r. f.. Ferguson, Auctioneer, will offer at pub
lie auction on the goth inst, brick tenement on
the West side of Church, above Butte street..
Leigh Dc Phelps, will have regular sales of mer-
chandise, furniture, horses, vehicles &C., every
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Niles Taylor has lost horse, and will
literally compensate whoever returns him.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-24

70 Mechanics, Laborers and Ohers, IN WaEt Of
Vacant Lots Convenient to Gosport Macy Ygrd
We will sell at Public Auction on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2Sth, 1865,
at l215 O'clock P. NJ. unless sold privately before
that day,
THIRTY-FOUR BUILDING LOTS,
situated in Newtown, and near the Gosport Navy
Yard.
This is fine chance for men employed in the
Navy Yard to provide themselves with Lots at
such prices as will enable them to build Houses At
a moderate price.
These lots are located as follows:
Six on Harrison and 9th streets, 80 feet front ~
Three on Randolph and Cooke streets, 80 feet
inches front by 121 feet deep.
Five on east side Cook street, 80 feet front bT
so feet deep.
Six on south side Henry street, % feet inches
front by so feet deep.
Two on west side Cooke street, 81 feet front by
80 feet deep.
Six on north side Lincoln street, 20 feet inches
front by 80 feet deep.
Two on north side Nelson street, 80 feet trout
by 121 feet deep.
Two on south side Lincoln street, 80 feet front
by 12l feet deep.
A PLAN of these Lots can be seen at our Of
fee, corner Roanoke square and Wide Water
street--al.o any information that may be de-
sired concerning them.
The sale will commence at the corner Of aixth
and Henry streets
TERMS made known on the day of sale.
SHAW & ROBERTS,
aul6-tds Auctioneers,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ATLANTIC HoTEL-NoRPoLK, Va, Aug. 26. :
John S. Tyler, Accomac; W. H. Feddnaan, do;
VIM. Murphy, Wilmington, N. C.; B. Nessea-
nom, Washington, ID. g.; Jas. "A. Weston, N. c.;
J. J. Carroll and lady, N. T.; W. G. Webb, Va;
Chas A. Lexington, n. Y; s. W. Talley, Mary
Talley, S. Disham, W. S. Carson, J. E. Law
renee, c.. C. Williams, S. B. Hipman, J.. 81.
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