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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
Fremont Grain Market.

NDING for the last three years that the Grain pur-
chased in this market being of very inferior quail
ty and wishing to bring it standard of other mar
kets the Grain Dealers and Warehouse have aopted
the following grades in this Market go into effect at
Viz:
No. Wheat, shall embrace good sound grain. of
well developed berry, and shall be essentially free from
admixture of other grain.
No. Wheat, shall be sound, not grown, and
clean but will be found less perfect berry, and other
particulars that the wheat classed No. l.
No. Wheat, shall be pronounced when inper-
feet OF growth, some sproued but must be fauning
cleaned.
Rejected Wheat, shall be pronounced when
very FOUL too imperfect of growth too much sprouted
or otherwise damp and musty.
Corn and Oats, must be tanning mill cleaned
J.. E. AMSDEN, Agent Fremont Warehouse Co.
GEO. TILDALL, Z" Tindal
TILLOTSON IL FLINT,
RYDER, BRISTOL l. CO,
HAYNES Il ENGLER,
D. GARVIN,
A. GUSDORF,
CLARK & ZEIGLER,
NJ. BRUNER Il CO.,
KREBS & BOARDMAN.
Fremont, August IL, 1865.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
StraYed or Stolen.

ONE large, coarse, red OK about twelve
years old, and one red HEIFER with spot-
ted face, about the first of April, 1866.
-A Also, one white COW about five years
old, and one white STEER, two years old was missed
about the 25th July, 1866, liberal reward will be paid
for any information where they may be found or for
their return to the subscribers.
Fremont, Aug Is, 1866. 33w3.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
sR Foot Rot in Sheep,
- Can be thoroughly cured,

By using Whttemore's Cure for Foot Rot. It has
been thoroughly tested, and is fact lust what it is
represented to be- Positive Cure Hundreds of cerif-
cates like the following are being received.
RUTLAND, VT, July l4th, 1865.
F. W. WHITTEMoRE-Dear Sir:-Havng thoroughly
tried your Cure for Foot Rot in Sheep would say for
the benefit of Sheep Raisers that they should no
time in procuring bottle, it certainly will Cure
the Foot Rot in less time. and with less trouble than
any preparation of Blue viriO any thing
tried. LEEDS BILLINGS.
F. w. WHPTTEMORE, sole Manufacture,
Chatham Corners, N. ". +
For Sale in Fremont, by
34mo3 s. BUCKEANn a. SANS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
The OhiOUniOnTicket.
Election October 10Th, 1895.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JACOB ID. cox, Of Trumbull County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ANDREW G. McBURNEY, Of Warren county
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
SIDNEY s, WARNER, of LOrain County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
JACOB RRINKERHOFF, Of Richland County
(Long Term)
JOHN WEIGH, Of Athens county, ito fill vacancy
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM III. WEST, of Logan County.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
JOHN A. NORRIS, of Harrison County.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES MOORE, of COshOcton County
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
RODNEY ZOOS, of Clinton County.
FOR SENATOR,
L. Il. SADLER, Of Erie County.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25

The thermometer in Charleston, s. O., was
100 degrees for several days lately.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-25
DIR. E. A, LESLIE.

DAs' G' A. AESA1E9
EROM THE CITY OF NEW YORK, has associated
Il himself with DR.. BUCKLAND, and feeling mvself
thoroughly qualified for the practice of Medicine do
solicit LIBERAL patronage. There many diseases that
are prevalent and dangerous, for which will guarantee
Cure in every instsnce such Cougestive ChIs Dar
rhoea and Dysentery, Fever and Ague in females u
chorros, hennorrhaga, Amennorrhoea and Dysrnennor
rhoea and many others that both male female are
subject to- OFFlCE-State Street, first door West of
Catholic Church, FREMONT, Ohio.
July IA, 1866. mo6s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

EF The Southern traitors were very
fierce against the !" Yankees and the
1Paritans," aud with all manner OF visu-
peration against these friends Of freedom
they fred the Southern heart into re-
beliion. That kidd Of thing is about
"played out" down South, but the recre-
ant 'chivalry" located here in the North
have taken up the cast off tattle-cry of
their Southern brethren for their slogan
in the coming political campaign in the
North. Poor devils !; can't they take
warning from the fate of their rebel
frieuds2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

EE The platform of the National Cop
perhead Convention. adopted 1t Chicago,
and still on the record as the unrepealed
creed Of the party, declared the four years
of war A FAILURE.
Is it to be expected that the gallant
men who have overthrown the rebellion,
conquered peace, re-established the au.
thority Of the Government and restored
the Union in its integrity, will endorse
the Chicago platform. give the lie to his
tory, aud disparage their own gallant
achievements by endorsing the Chicago
platform
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
NOTICE.

To J Berpard, Julia Brown and Gibson Grown, her
HUSBAND D Merriam. George KfibCurne and kos-
est Cook: :.
You arv hereby notified that there il on hle "a tho
Clerks once Il the District Court Of Lee county ioW
It Keokuk petition and amended petition, OF lanes
Maiden claiming Of you the fereciosure c esrtasn sax
deed executed 70 by the city Of Hecknk hy the ~
Colise,or and conveying lot Ave block l5s one nTn- n
,i snd conveyed 10 the plaintiff for the payment
az certain special due the said eity for he year
isss ana unls you appear thereto and des~nd bee
p. a the second day The next Tel OF said Louf1 -
he begun spd holden keokuk en- the hrsf Aonaay N
S~ot-n,trr Al 1855 defAnlt will be entered sguipse
Sssr.n-s :. ~ ss.mp Soc RANKIN 4 MccRARY.
,rraa fssfi Auy's for PIE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03


The Texan expedition under oommAnd
Of Geni Wetxsl, which has bssn fitting oas
IN this hasbor daring tho past week, u
now fairly % its way 70 the poiat Of ces-
tiuaiiop. somewhere along she coast of
that State. Preparatory to its sailisg,
orders we're issued to the commanding
officer on board 70 proceed frst to Mobile
bay, IN ~ vicinity of Forts Moegsn and
Gzines, With view Of making . rends o
yeas g sAst hafbor 10 order 70 coal. I
The steamers are to thoroughly clear
these channeis before proceeding dny
farther soutbward.
The steamers composing this expddi-
ticn arc among the largest and bssi
adapted 70 long sea voyage, and wers
chartered and provisioned. By diffsrep,
quarsermastsn 10 New York. fhiladsl-
phia and other ports for this purpose.
A portion Of the feet, conprissag some
fifteen Of the slaFgest steamers, bss slre4dy
sailed, while the remainder, conaprisine
the steamers Star OF the West, Rie6mobd
Washington. Metropolis, Tonawssda, g
Q. Perry, J. d. Ovsrman, Empire City,
Rebecca, Barbour, Cambria and Lille, Are
now lyiog il tho Roads. Said steamSrs
will sai! to-day or io-norrow. Evety.
thing seems auspicious for their sucoebs,
and they viii reach the point Of rendts.
vsus in abost seven days sail.
The weather has been fair, with every
prospect Of continuing %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

F The New York Tribune has re-
gently been publishing communications
from leading rebels and Coppsrheads in
explanation aud defense of their conduct.
Amongst the more notable Of these char
acters who have sought the columns of
the Tribune through which to ventilate
their sentiments, are James Buchanan,
the old pub. func., and his swindling aud
thiesing rebel Secretary of the Interior,
jacob ThompsoD,and the celebrated Hang
man Foote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

3 Merriam. Bernard George 4 Kubourne aud Bob
ert Cook: az.
he once of the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee county
Iowa at h osnk, p titcn and sGseuded p-tirioH OF
k.ln~n claiming Of yau the soreciosnrs o. CT
tie C,ty Collector ard conveying lot four block enc
hundred and thirtynine issl, city Of keokak Iowa
payment speci. taxes dine the fssd cy Iof
she year 1858. - -
Unes you appear thereto and defesa pesurc nsNn z
% a snd boden at Krokuk the first Monday IN eep
s.ml,er A. D. 1865 defsaR win be entered agaanN Soo
.seyerae stsmu socl RANKIN MccRARY,
irnassI, fsa.l Atty's for fG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
NOTICE.

DO Bernard, B Merriam, George = xiIbourps anl
Robert Cook. ha
You are hereby notified that there u Ais = H.
Clerks once Of the District Court OF Lee county, Iowa.
u Ksokuk petition snd ainendsd pstitan q ysne
Madden claiming cf you The foreclosure Of cetaas -
deed executed 10 him By the city Of keokuk by tss cy
hundred and thirty mine, city Of keokuk. lows 6aas
,ot was sod and cuov+yed 10 the plaintiff for - psy
ert Of certain special txes the said city for TIE
year lass ssd spiss ron sppcsr thereto snA deeA -
ore noon of the "a day Of the next term Of said
be begun and holden Ct Keokuk, on the ffse 1soeAy
.mler A. D. 1875 default will BE- entered aGafnos
you ssd decree rendered thereon.
kevenue stanp 50c RANKIN MeCktkl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
Passport Sysssa Absliahsl.
WAhington, Jsss z.
The following official nosics wss isaed
tc-dsy:

VnIUXtOo3 - =.
The following Official nosics VS. isssed
c-dsy:
Department. Of State,
Washingtoa, Jans 2.
Whereas, Pursuant 10 the order OF the
Prssidsst. and q . means ss9sirsd BY
the pablo safety, directions vere issued
from this Department under date Of the
18th Of Dsosmbsr. 1864, requiring psss-
ports from I'll travellers catering the Uni
ted States, except emigrast paasssgsrs
directly entering "a Ansrican port from .
foreign coustry; and whereas, the seces-
sisiss rAish required the adoptiss ef the
measure ass believed NO longer TO exist,
nsw, thessfore. the President directs that
from and after this date the shove order
reisrrsd 70 shall b ssd tho same il hereby
rsssindsd. Nothing in this regulation,
however, will Be construed 70 relieve from
due accountability any enemies Of the
United 6eatss, offenders against thsir
pesoe and dignity, Who may herssitsr ssek
70 sssts ~ soantsy sad a. any time b
found within ~ legal jurisdiction.
WM. H. 6EwARD. Sec'y Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

~ There 10 not single State Of the
Union where the Coppe,heads have had
. majority in the Legislature that the gal
liant soldiers who were fighting the bat
ties of the country we're allowed to
vote.
Is il possible, then, that the soldiers on
their return home will vote with . party
which disfranchissd them while they
were periling their lives in the country's
cause ?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To William Lstciaer and James Letrher
Of William n Letrher. deceased. - 1a~
You hereby Roflilea that there fs nav w. a. -
the Clerks once Of the the District Court Of - ~
io~a, At Asokak. petition and amended petition ~
James Madden Claiming OF the foreclosure at ! c.
Iowa. ~ the C1ty Coeetor and conveying lot f2T two
block one hspdI ed and eighty city of III
tAf Of certain special due the aid civ
for the year A. D. ls5s '
And unless yen appear thereto and defend before nrys
OF the second day OF the nsx term Of Court 20 ~
begun and ho'drn at keokuk, the frat Monday In
September ls6 default will be entered aeanst Won ana
decree rendered thereon.
Revenue stamp 59c RANKIN McCRARY
tuneS-d4r lsat Atty's for Pf'n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
Fssn ygsesA 0oesslAa.
Nev Yofk. Juhd 4.

! Nssbsrs, North Carolina, dAtsd 81 the
30th stats that tds propositipa 70 p4y %
sbe national debt met With much ievoS,
asd many business men thsre will take
shssSo u Il.
Tho former wealthy citizens Of New
bern are retsrhing y nlsst slth ho3pita
bls tfsAtmcns froa thsir late ssrshnts,
Who not only relieve their waats, bat far
nish thsa money 70 pay thsir taxess
Slaves Who followed our aruiss thfoagh
the 0posh Ars resursing 70 thir hsnss in
great sambers. having experienced much
ssdssing. and they ere satis6sd thers j.
no plsce 6ks hone. ta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
NOTICE.

70 stephen Jones French, wynne Co, Hart,
A l. hsrt, Manning, executor Of the estate 81
l,hr slaughter, decrsesed, A Nefs, W French,
&c an CAtisaian. u wy nne, Bnrkl-y, John Lafcn,
a Kay, Henry Clark, William Afford, Arthur 3r.r
,sam, Ea.isg. Hsrney Litter, = Gag. = u
t,4t,naor A Hgee Eliza Ruddsex, execrtsixef the
..tAte OF Je-se E1ddiek, deceased Geo Miller ! CO..
Inn y Finite, JeS.x4r, calvin Coats. kApul
I'D iona Il. = an, VIM Asangng in hi rwu nshrl
~ are hereby nvtf-d that tntre 10 now Oh nle "a
Nvx' . o1fc- Of the District Court OF Lee c9Rnfy
sAs tEepxuk petition of James Asiden, claiming
=, ioxsriosnre Of . certain coed execzted 70
M. IL :, ety OF hegknk BY the lily co;iecteT .ad
AIN W sss3sepe E2j t~o three 81 faur, tSl eve,
- tw@nty-four, lot tpl LiDe, eiock ~
~ ~ 10, sl eix1f, ~ nine and lio ten. block
VI kaokuk, iowa said lets were soid
~ thHs- e.y e plaintiff tae psymeBt Ct certain
~ eanssyca 70 said city for the .Sar 1859
Ard t.s unes 'Gss..e ,.ra .sa 4 CT
noon of fhe second "a Eeokuk On ibs FIRST MondAy
N = sens.r "a I,1 D. lss s-nls vii sntsrsd against
yeu and decree rendered hsrssn- . uccRARY.
nssrnas stamp Soo.l Atty's for PIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

EFT In the case of Miss Kent who re-
Gently confessed the murder of her brother
in England, the Lord Chancellor has de-
cided that confessions made to priest in
the Confessional are proper evidence and
are not entitled to the privilege of secrecy
or sanctity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
csr Attend the County Con,snsios

e. Attend the County Convention
to-day. Let iuh delegation 90 from
this place. aud We hope that oil the town
ships 10 the county viii be represented.
Lst there be DO carelessnees in political
affairs on the part of the loyal masses of
the country. The labor of the soldier
has been bravely and nobly done. Every
citizen should discharge bis duty to his
country thus saved at SO great saeri6ce,
by keeping the governments, State and
National, epotlessly free from treason and
slavery, and their allies North and South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
0saeSal 4hsemaa's RecsPtisa II 1gsW
York.
New York, April Z.

New York, April :.
To-day Gen. Shermsu in moving about
the city vss besct BY crowds Of citissas
suxious to hear him speak and shaks
hands with him. He woald. -net speak,
however. and hastily extricated himself
from the crowds Surrounding him, shak-
log hands with those Who came ID con.
tact With him. This evening he will re-
ceive his friends 1t tho residence Of his
cousin. Mr.. Scott, and to o-morrow evening
be will be the gusst Of the Union League.
There arc now abost 80, 600 rebel pris-
osezs on Hunts Islaod near the sity.
ThAy hase comfoflabls barracks and are
furnished regular soldisrs' ratisss. They
arc allowed to go TO the shore 10 fsh aud
bathe. Visiton are not allowed on the
Island. The prisoners occupy themselves
making various triaksas which they sell
10 proenrs tobAoso, 80. Among them
srs many nsnbsss Of sossbsrn churches
and they hold prayer meetings regular
Having ssss ths Pfssidenta , proehmatios
for : fast day tbey proposed to observe i
aud made arrangements accordingly.
Their servisss we're impressive and very
interesting. The 6rst prayer Was for the
Prssidsat q the United States. Nearly
ell the men IL hospital have offered 70
take the oath of allegiance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

Great dissatisiaction prevails here
amoog the cne.y .year troops II the OF der Of
the Secretary Of War reducing the boun-
ties OF such organizations IS per cent
The excuse that these troops we're mus
tered out before the expiration Of their
terms is regarded by all rig ht minded men
az untenable.
The Ssate.authorities are using thsir
exertions to have this order rescinded and
secure for the one-year troops the original
amount Of money to which they are enti.
tied. .h sfA
Gov. Curtin will formally receive the
battle flags OF ditforens RECIPIENTS in Camp
Curtin Tomorrow. ss
A call has been issnsd by Simeon
Cameron for meeting Of the Union State
Convention in Harrisburg On Wednesday,
18th OF July.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
oeld.
~
Uol0.
New York, Jaas I.
Gold tonight 1878.
ST Johns, N. b., Jup.s E.

In the Admiralty case Of the Q'isen ".
Sseiy, Of the Chesapeake, to- day, Sir
Jsmes Caster, Chief Justice. 40 a Judges
Parker and Richie presiding the jury
went out, and there i no probability IL
agreeing. The trial excites 10 inlerest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
Conferenee With Rebels-Oongressma
Harris Acquitted.
Washington, June e.


Governor Brown, Of Ca, and Boyce,
Of s. c., we'll kaoWn 10 connee4ion ssith
the late rebellion, aud Governor Hamil.
ton, (loysl) Of Texas, were today in con-
ference with the President of the United
States. 81
Grovernor Brown has been released
from prison on his patole.
Secretary Mccullough hes just adj
dressed the following circular to the coll
lectors of customs:
All restriction heretofore placed BY the
Treasury Department on expectation Of
anthracite coal are hereby removed.
It is already known that the military
court which tried Representative Harris,
of Md, for giving cid aad comfort T.
rebel soldiers, sentenced him to three
years imprisonment and that be be dis
qualifsd from holding ofice. 6ince the
adjournment of tho conrt alidsvits bsaf.
ing on the case aud favonbIe to he -
cused we're considered by the President
and this is the reason why the. sen.eucs
was RENTED and Mr.. Harris released frou
confinement. a@eS
6 During the month oflNay reoaisitiouI
to the amount Of s97, ,0cJ 600 were mad,
on the treasury for tie pay Of the armies
Boston, june E.
Francis Skinner, of the we'll knows
dry goods house Of Frank Skinner {, Co,
died yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03

Released on Parels-Aasthsr Oensptr
atsr Arrested.
New York, June Z.
The Tribune's Washington special
says +:
Il is not true that JEFF. Dasis hss ar
rived here, az was announced With great
positiveness, and particularly By the sen.
sation press. He is still 10 the casemste
at Fortress Monroe, ard it 10 not probable
thst hs will b. brought mp ths Posomac
until the conspiracy trials srs ooncladed,
say week after sext. M
No requisition he's yet been made spon
the Navy Departnsnt for . tsasspert OF
gunboas convoy. lis not yet even de-
cidsd pcsitivsiy that Judge Osrtsr will
will try the eminent criminal, thoagh the
Judge has not the slightest objession and
sach : disposition Of The case i probable.
Another Of tie conspirators hiss been ar
rested near the Oanads line and hes been
brought here and lodged in the arsepal.
TIE Hsrsid.s IpeciAi says the 0pvern
ment hss insIly decided to tarn Dsvil
over to the civil asshori&ies.
b BxsGov. Brown has been rslesssd o.
parole. s'
It Is said 6ecrstary Stassos intends Il
renew his assault on Sherman in rcjoin-
der, having possessed himself Of Rssokin.
ridges and Johnston's version of the ne.
gotiation, whose statements he viii ust
70 sustain himself s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
1urufatrt !!
Na4 nuiner.


DT 2xrnsrfsa srn Result rirb a4 bsm am
esantae. bsn lStn auni aAttintsubsn Gtifnmssfe~
Zee W Eaints 1aTnstreins IN corpore tstteilissa
28n latsn fty bids 0sitsenbsit has f6neQfabrenbt
uab AduSisrte Danyfbsst GaeTe, Cart DifAer,
suuttftu. Ntr iAtsn bater alt. bic ll tnes fbslsn
1A1 na4e1 SoHfn. frsnnbIi&if IN bititr Ga(n Gin.
1rde fis bic 6ia> nnb Hrfabrt ST. atfatrt bon
1selnf Nrtsene MIR; 3h6kbr sen Anines Re4ts
- uts 9idets Hub br jtbem 7Mrutr IN taten.
q. RRapt, Srrsder.
NoTA BEss-Dk 1urnsr Mxfittante mirb tie
Ottaf4af ant bm Ncsts bsra Muiif nttitua.
- z - - - n N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
NEWs BY TELEdRAPH


New York, June 2.
General Sherman kept himself quite 10.
cluded the greater part Of yesterday, but
in the afternoon rode id abe park, ana ID
the evening visited Niblo's Gsrdsn.--
Wherever recognised he nss sitha glo.
rious reception, but positively declined
making any speeches. He shook handa
freely with the crowd and said Z few
words. Fl aH
The World says the memorial diplo-
matique, May l4th. makss public The in
portant fact that the governmsnt Of Prssi.
dent johnson hes instructed the American
minister in London to require Of che Eug-
lish government prompt decision a. to
the indsmnisiss dee ~ U1itsd States los
losses caused to federal citixens By con
fsderate cruisers such % he Alabans and
other steamers constructed and equipped
10 English ports since The beginning ol
the war.
The memorial says President johnson
only rensws demand several times made
by President Lincoln and denied by Eng
land, but he urges it with moro vigor
and energy than ever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
Recognizing in oeergia-Latsst ftsn
Wexieo. t4
Nav Ynek lana

New York, Jane 2.
The steamer Port au Prince brings Sa-
vsnnah dates Of the 20ah. s. s. &
The Savannah Herald has the following
from the interior Of Georgia:
Macon papers are discussing railrosd
Affairs, referring to the sad condition OF
the roads and the urgent necessity for
immediate reconstruction and repair.
The Macon Telegraph, says General
Thomas has issued orders for tho rsstora-
tion of civil law that are liberal and con-
ciliatosy, and it knows they win be net
with in corresponding spirit by the peo.
pie. They will tsAd 70 dissipats gloomy
apprehensiors that the federal authority
is TO be exercised in vigorous and op.
pressive manner.
The Telegraph is also pleased with the
state of affairs in Savannah and the Unioo
rule there
Macon is rapidly recovering from ths
dissolution. Regular mail communities
ton has been re-established through The
place. and planting is going on with
energy. The season promises we'll for al
produce.
The Worlds Matamofas correspondent,
after detailing the operations Of the Re-
publicans under General Negresh, before
that place, already Published, says
The mass Of the Mexican people are in
heart-bcuad to the support Of the Repub.
lie and the. sxtermination of nperial
rule. 1t is only the most wealthy Mexi-
cans who support Macmillan.
This correspondent also speaks in high
terms of the condition Of the 62d u. 8.
colored infantry under Col. Barrett, com.
mauding the post at Bszos Santiago.-
The forti6eations are extensive and finely
built. sfsfS &3*8
Hundreds of refugees and deserters
from the rebel forces are daily arriving.
|.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-03
Complaints Against Halifax.
New York, June 2.

T n Isl 4xsa - 8 y
The Commercis.'s special says there il
much complaint s.t Halieck's management
in Richmond. 1t is charged that the
rebels are cree'ping into power under his
inflaence. ana these charges, together
with others, explains his transfer TO Cali
fornis.
a sharp insids contest is gong on re-
specting the assistant treasurership Of
New York. The New York merchants
wsntsd q thorough business maj, ,snd NJ.
McCulios,h rendered Mr.. VermilIsge the
position His decIinStioa, however. opened
the case, and large sembination q A.
bany Republican and Democratic leaders
are working for NJ. Blatcbford.
rrsm .Caire ana Dslsw.
Cairo. June 2.
! One hundred and sixty bales Of cotton
passed for 81. Louis.
Cotton mafkst n. lemphis actiss, NitlI
|largs rscapss. -Qassasio0ss srsSss trsa "a
to $50.
sAsporsipn q IN hlsG shsa Ool1pbusi
Ky, fell into the river tp.day, earrlinl
with itspart Of Fort HalIsek md Segets
lhsildinea. Extsnt 4of the essnaltis no.
fully known, bnt i y fesrsd \ gnunbsf q
lliyes wsrs lost.
- s New Yssf, Jsfs1s 3.
| Tho hsSo1I saeIi.es ee1a harssss y
eliasd = ! psssant q xfeo - Jehh
1eona $50 - - o3ot4o n - - Y il n n