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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
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I.hysIoIosisai view OF MaTTiaT.i

: a physiological View OF MarrtaKei
EontAining nearly 500 pages, and $50 ana plates
aud saxxAFmSs of the Ana<omy Of n HanlAu
prgana IN mta8e Of Health and DiaaAs& MHAh q
Treatise % RAsly Erspr8, ~ DepIorAhl3 eaaas
quesaam snqenNth@ Mad @n& msdy. withAtt@ Au.~
thor's Plan Of freatment-shs0Rlyr rational and
successful mode qfsenRe. as hnwn BY the Export
Of cases treated "A &Rafifui sdNiserto the mar.
tegtash doubts Of their physical condition. sent
Fde Of 9oaaaEe 20 any nd1rrHs. on Feoaipe Gf "a
c nts. 10 stamps or postal currency, by addrsss-
ING Dr la ckotX, No 81 Nj Tea Lans, AIhaasss
The author may feccrsuifed ton ad \ AZ taA
diseases upon witch his bOok treAss, Altar per.
heMaliS o. BY sal and nedicsne& aent 10 any part
" the ~Orld Apri2SnaA w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
Notice to esontFactoEs.7 s

4N~WA-<<aFN< III ; = 81 &INl 80
sTnE coMMoS cooxctf : ! TT 3 81 Z 4. a. 5.
Il ExnSsvfgss ~tu fecsivs ssa 81 prsEsss,ie "a
I'll July tie lisa. lSSs. fox shsRl afiHg ksF-t
strssfs . atsfszes ~ 4haEss 40 81 spsri So
sfs1s nsy bssssn- u tEs stssz ~ ths Cssy'c srE.
A II. ECGK1FF, Jerk
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
MEDICINE
Hair unrootad-.

Hair UpreatedaT TIs,
rs .s,, an p, Pal II: e he = Esay IN nve
jas apssa! 11 lssii.. ss S9s w 81
Frtes SasaEAfaaea eiss ,isrgss Il xfs III -
8 oPHAM. - sonses - sfrtf. Fl. sasis -.
Fem. asEss e lifs aa1ks.1 y ar fs's7T -
Trphanssg m az s.fss.5 a., o.. ,,.,.,,s
Il imp s rs T. gsi5 90. ss'a
esyl. promotes Us gros b, &C. Price, 50 cents
bpttle
IUpham's letter Ointment IL a sure
epr for Tstsr, SAX hheHas, Ciaypsa Hands, Bar
btr's ateA. g.. Price. 81 eepts 4 bax b. -. -
upham' = AAxxs ass4j & = : = ~ t4v-s The y IN
vtolsnt par xyizms Of AsihnHa, in zen "a fnnas aud
'soe'' "-sPssvdK egrss rssifss y a kasteE2FfH
II PIN sndss~ Dy epspsfa Cure Is war
~ r4nisd -io@eurs any case Of Dysgepsi., no
sfteesr how Tong sfaadinS- RaieeSl. scot by mail
: Upham's FreekIs a~s.-sses. rs.sdxas
sds,sds 4, 31s II sReRfH sFi@nfe % AsaFasss
PiIos 60 ssnss o -.s sflffssa aiii ~ complexion
DIR. La Porte's Life Elixir. the great
~ sins snd hcsreHafias- RsHsdy, restores 10
menIy Figor al VITO are suaeriBg FROM Imp.fr d
z rtnal Epsrgy. Nervous pPbi ify a. ssassv
I'm vhAassf sSsak RAklsk i &c y III
\ The JsPanese Hair stain color. the
MhiskeFs or Aeustsche Aheaatifui bfasE o. brsssn.
lreonsists Of o-is oas preparation. color -ilI not
tAss OF wash cat. onlx 81 Goats 4. hqx. = 49,
sdtkty.s. q rfHksG, :. sousb ,s:srhs.sssss-S
PhiIadslpsiA, and by al Drugg sis. 9Clssaaassa
sv sssahaon ERso 81 ! woop.
yfz Ahirassa Alan Streets.
lss-sO ssssos ,sssss9 ss1aAesulafor Evansyiils.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
OonRY GOODS.


70 TfLE I.AhIEs az EyAssvILI.E haD
4 TIE UEDERsIgsED, WOULD KEsRcr.
fusx satx au9n ~ he ibfiss 70 ths
hct - y Hgva Ihss Hstdrdhd ffoss ssw Tsrk
18th a fail @Hd sell ssisrssd stock % Dry 0osds,
sonsisiigE ~ lftesf GfA@TA AAlu
DIsss, 9oofs Broyn ano pleaehed
Euslins, Printw linens &C., &c.
-3xsSa 40 "a -sli ..lsslsd taysiysr @
t1 r'1t1.5sL ~ H III z {,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

ms ThsaCommcdfoff~s Paaaar ger Ste am 4
1 nAak.%A SO LfBEItT kzh3o. =, ssa
E&&M CsNsER.M sfersa. w sssa rpaE, Clef ~
heAss Evansville seyery Thurseay AZ twel SO
fpieekr noon aRetarpiRR, will W. re Memphis
vsFz s,uTdsyEeVening st.A o'ei3st arrivias-t
ennHwille NJ amaay wssuins.aJ - -
Pc sfeightsor passsgs aPpky q l. or - -
- - ~ LLFE ~ co
- COX '.FtUsslS 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
Cincinnati Marketa.

&tbe4ENATI. June 20
FLOIR-Du bui prices ed4unehanEsd
EAT-tsnlf; Red I Iaa5shifa g5laI sS
CUgs-st.ady -
OATs-l90tU'. wm
RTE-G5c
WHLsKY-Is dull at On and n mom. easss
lower.
rR0Fls 0S6-Dnu.
HlE7s PORk-Quits uussttird, 50 much go that
Rcenrsie quotations cannot be given City 10 held
at % on.
BULK MFATs-stsady at I2jSgI3l<o.
ltsRD-S754 aISc
sCrIER-Advauced to 2ft926c.
EG4S-25ei supply light.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
supeunsea iron Reefs, EaPks apd Leevel

CbA - 8VAE q I'M ECl nVNp
supsunsea frsn Reefs, Earks ssa Leaves
CHEROKEE REMEDr, the great Indian Diuresi.
all deAs VI she urfnAry organs such Incontt
Of III Crlne, fAnanmaten Of the Bladder Innan
travel Gonohea elect, and 10 especially recommended
psaes~ eessf gucr Albas htss femAes )whers
~ tAe old nausseus sedicines have failed
- Ills ps&paY-d In highly Concentrates form. fhs
only being from thfeetimes
day.
"a Iii. diuretic and nits.ction PURIFYING
sd Cleansing the blood suting 70 fp~ in all Of ia
riEin. purity and vigr thus removing from the systen
III pernicious causes which have induced disease
CHEROKEE OBJECTION is intended az ss ally or ss-
stant the Cherokee Rensedy. and should be used IN
oajuncSon With fhss medicine all easel or elect, Co
,crrbea Fiuor Alhns or whites Its effects are healing
octhing and demutrent; removing all and
sin tnaA II the burning snf almost naeDdnrable pain
hat experienced with nearly all the cheap quack In
-. By the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
-HEROKEEIN ECT ioN-the two medicines at the same
t1s-Aliimpsoper discharges nd the weah.
.ssenssh.
"a Price Cherokee Remedy So per bottle. Or .hrss
"a Price Cherokee Injection, s2per e,orshrss
- sent BY Express TO any address on receipt opri
rFrAe CAsvok &c g ems eay. CheySAee
I > 1<csso0 md he rob ee . u Sc are soldb, all
assrprssing Druggists in ths civilized World Some un'
fp-d Dealers however, Try 10 sell worthless
eunss IN p@c- Of thesr those which they pHrchsss
cheap price, and make nioney ~ selling II Al
h-y can these Deiicires As ystue your heal h
,av the health Of your future offspring do not be
ssvsd by such snprin ipie r uggssts, est freA1ens
-snSs ssik stA<rs III The Druggists viii not ny
mem for yua the Money in latter. sud we
and them you BY express securely sealed and pa
rree from ebeersntian. 1z--1-s $3.50 Z Rs
Ladder Gentlemen can address us In perfectconn
sncr stating fully and plainly their diseases and synI
s - ~ treat III Of chronic nature IN slt
i nale Patients need notlesfste becsus- OF thsiI
u4hity 10 xsii ne vehave tresfd patient suc~ste
fnJ In all portions of the civilized globe bycoresponc
Patients Addressing us viii please sfsfepisny al ths
symproms sfthrr complaints write Postofhce corf
y STATE ara Of writer plain, and inciose posesgs
ktAssp tpr rely.
4 rs se.d ssvs3 pssy Pa~pAisf frss to any sddress
sdressali letters Pamphlet advice g the profr
.tors DR. " =. MEkWIN CO.,
No. 50 Liberty street. New York.
@. Il. COOR Chicago, No. rs Mark street, Gene
al Agent for the states oI Illinois, Iowa Wisconsin
Uchran nd Indiana, Who viii supply Dfuggiss - sui
--sghikf card priced novSo-scv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

keep constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
,rcee 70 caeh customers and prompt = large and
g.Ilselected stock Of 1F
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

iIEDIUAL BO0KS-A as1 stost
vi Artsd this day II the City BOIL 1eusU, No ~
aent-niel tine Prof siva Nt glsass call ano exsins
the Bvoks- 1mchx2j ~ O6OEn.
fSHR~ q ATEST NUYkk-sszRAfB
L noas-A La Reesqqcp-Pukitshed BY J. B. iippss.
ott Co. received ths day the City Book dtSrss Aiss
ssocH ARDES, In blue and 6cfd. J. w. UoDAN
tnchZz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-02

htAKIES FOn 1855 JtSr RI
u seivsS ~ eE0WMHlkp eQOx .eIu2k
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
FOR 5 ALE
EarrEEN nEsEnTNGE.

4 FAMILY RESI- Ci1, consisting Of a
West Of The center Of the CITY of Mineral Point There
Eood sized lots, with front of 200 feet and
depth Of 10 feet
Upon the premises a good Cjsfern, good well,
and many valuable bearing T; trees - h shTubb cry
sc
For particulars address Mrs. STEPHEN THOMAS
Mineral Point or inquire Of her the place Imme-
diatc possession ~ III be given.
April II. 1853. IJtf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27


"a friend of ours says the Boston Post, 'receiyed
hottie of delicious cider, with the following lines
Old friend, accept this bottle
Your mouth then open wider,
First TO imbihe. then to exclaim,
By George what glorious cider
Perhaps some fair young damsel,
Whose looks have nc'er beied her,
Will not object to take a swis,
When you are down beside her. (Clder)
And if she thus INDUCES,
You then may have 10 guide her,
But she will say its owing to
The stuff which is in cider
And should she get excited,
beg you'll not deride her,
But si,1ply keep yout distance
And remain a mere outsider Cider
Perhaps such soothing nectar
Ought not to be denied her;
That question let her settle,
And be her own decider (Cider)
If through your Interference,
Misfortune should betide her,
The chances are that You will get
4 regular broadside-. (Cider)
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

Does uo- eNHarlte and excite the patient sufferer
Ike s5c E.,teEs lrj beverages ali advertised to
dyspepsia. nut IL : iCias most wonderful lv
adapted 10 an ui--as of the stomach and bowels.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27

PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
! AISEASES Of the N=ry..as. seminal, Urinary and
A , sexual ysteE7S new and reliable 80
IN reports Of toe HOWARD tSsOCIATf0N-s 60 II,
malt IN sealed letter envelope free Of cbarga y
dress r , SkiLLlN fOCIiITON Howard Av.oci
Iv24 40 -'''1'1l iiiita IA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
Coad's New Block
Boots and shoes.

lfHEAPf'r cash. The undersigned wouId-espectflI.
- ~ inform the cftiz en- of mineral Point and vcfni-
", that he supplied With the best Of stock and *
prepared to Ga1e TO order
BOOTS & SHOES, COARSE OR FINE
OF Ladies Gents hiltran on short notice and the
mos reasonable terms Those desi.irg u-orl, in his
lines arei1ritcd 60 cali At his Shop next door below
Isaac W NM blacksmith shop. on High Street
Repairing done short notice
Leather and shoe FindinSsalways on hand ana -,
sale 49, '0i
Cash paid for Hides
Mineral Point. January, 1889. : \
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GEEAT SALE
Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings, &c. Ac
)NE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
To be isposed Of at
ON. DOLLAR EACH!

Without regard to Value Not to be paid
for until you know what you are
10 keceifc y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
Coos Dy~p .p.ia Cure
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

Wirr--ieve distress frofr food purify sour storn
~ - .-ss time tHs.u i taS-s % rics tI5s line.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
Send % Gents for Certificate.

II III IHs7ET -TEs " imam We sI8IT cGaTge Tor Tor
wardng tie Certificates payuEpo tage and doing the
business - cents each when must he enclosed hen
tie ertjfcate for five certificates will sent
for 81 eleven for p thirty for So sixty-ive for $40.
nr.a TrrD.I~aG F.r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27

LORD & SNTTH, General Agents,
chicago. Illinois
T. sic in Mineral Point by J Il Vivian and r. D.
-l.- = Iy2e
sSr..,2.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
OF PARTSERsuIp.

THE firm Of DFyLTN & FEhTET is this day dis
solved 10y mutual consent. These indebted 10
the firm vii please calf ou I'D. pENLIN- Ubo will
continue business tie old stand and settleUp
ED. DEELIN,
NJ " PRATER
Mineral Fo1t. Acs. Isl. 1896. 4uS2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
Fi~HT0NAHLE BAKaFR

( LoI''t APPEI- having fitted up his Sbor in N,
u s' 7tE+-, is prepared 10 shave Drgzs
u d., etc, All T-ho may favor him with a rfl
~ %ii' also attend 20 bleeding Cuppfnr and Iaacf
notice and I'D the best manner Of the s,s,ca
ne most perfect satisfaction warranted In AN CO. ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
ii \ NJ F,
NEAT, QUICK, CHEAP
Attke Tribune Office. Mineral Point

Thi, So ehIls1rent has z lager ana Better SIS
Western Wisconsin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
- ~soId by Druggists Everywhere.

e. e. CLARK - GO, Pro7rie;ors,
w LLNan Com
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
CO.'S DTSpEPsL4 cCREt
C0E1s DI-SPEPlII CCREL

Is an -avaalfIc friend all uHo weak debitatei
ana ia a iea state OF normal action.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-09-27
PRICES.

Large Size Cgollir- nearly double quantity,1
SI.O0 per B1ttle-half doz. $50
Small Size-75 cents per Bott1e-half doz- $40
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS
See,hat the Si-nitre Of SC N, JACKSON Is on tn
wRAPPE7 of each bottle
Should ,,ur nearest druggist not have the article,
do not n- nat 81 Of t-e intoNfcarin- prepare
thar NAV h. offered in its place but send 70 Us,
and We viii forward, securely packed, by express.
Principal Office and Mandatory,
63I Arch Street, Philadelphia.
JONES & EVANS,
Successors to c. NJ Jackson Col
Projectors
For Sale by Druggists and Dealers IN every
own n the United States. 1vA
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-01

WE are instructed by Marshal Keeler to
offer a reward of $25 for any information that
may lead to the arrest Of the thief or thieves
who robbed the smallpox hospital in this city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
The Rebels ana their Friends.

The Northern friends of the rebels in
sist that the recent peace conferences at
Fort Monroe resulted in failure, because
Mr.. Lincoln insisted on his emancipation
policy. But the rebels themselves declare
that the failure resulted from the fact that
the President of the United States insistsd d
on the integrity Of the Union and the
supremacy of the Constitution and laws.
Shall we believe the open traitors of the
South, or their sneaking friends in the
North ?
In proof Of the position Of the South
eFn rebels, we quote their own deliberate
and public statement from set Of reso-
lu.ions adopted at a public meeting in
Richmond called expressly to consider the
report of their peace commissioners:
Whereas, The President of the United
States has recently declared that there is
no government, either State or Confeder-
ale, within the Confederate States, with
which he can make any terms, aud that
there can ba no peace until the Confeder.
ate States shall lay down their arms and
submit to the authority of the Govern.
ment Of the United States, and accept the
laws OF the same, one of which threatens
onrpeople with all that is degrnding in sub
jugatioh and oil that is cruel 10 conquest;
now, therefore,
Resolved, That the events which have
occurred, during the progross of the war
have but confirmed our original determi-
nation TO strike fofindepcndence. sud that
By the blessing Of God, We win never lay
down our arms till it shalI have besa
vos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

Halifax, Feb. 16.
The Europa, from Liverpool 4th, via
Queenstown 9th, has arrived here. The
dates are one day later.
American advices per the China of the
continuance of the war had an unfavorable
effect upon American securities and i'm
parted decided improvement to cotton
Queenstown, Sunday. Feb. 5.
Rumbolt. the defendent in the Kappa
hammock case, has beeu acquitted in oil
the courts.
Cardinal Wiseman is reported to be
radidly sinking.
IrALY.-Victor Emanuel was on visi,
to France, where he had received . mosl
enthusiastic reception.
The Italian Senate has adjourned sin.
die.
A ministerial crisis was reported, bu'
Il blew over. :.
Turin was in . considerable state 81
excitement, but no disturbance had oc
CURED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
FAom Mexico.

New York, Feb. 16.
The steamer Eagle brings Havans
dates to the llth.
A private letter from Mexico SAYS that
Gen. Bahahme has been defeated three
times at Oxalo with heavy loss. In one
engagement he found himself almost sur.
rounded BY masked batteries, which did
fearful execution upon his army.
Gen. Dins has l2 1000 men and 100
pieces of artillery. This force was con-
SANITY Increasing. 1t was reported at
Vera Cruz that Bazaime was severely
wounned and that TOO of the foreign Ie.
gion bad deserted, to the Liberals.
The Liberals are increased in strength
and ,t It is now said number 60,O00.-
lhey have recovered the entire State Of
Jsiiasco indeed the empire consists ouly
OF MataLaora, Tuxpau, Tampieo. Vera
Cruz, Aliverda and the City OF Mexico
Authority is maintained in these ulaees
only BY frightfnl execution of innocent
MexIcans.
The Liberals had gained victory at
Loquette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
New York, Feb. l6

AfCb JiAs TtUs 10.
Tobacco and cotton valued AT $40 600
we're found at the Armstrong House dur
ing the late movement OF the army of the
Potomac. Il belongs to Mr.. Armstrong.
loyal resident of this city His family
has suffered much persecution since he
left, his brother being murdered, and his
father. eighty years OF age, bears bayo-
not wound on bis cheek, inflicted BY a
rebel ruffian.
The Richmond Examiner SAYS:
The rebels were never opposed to ex-
changing q eolored soldier for white one.
but when the colored soldier happened to
De slave, they will not return him to
those wao school him.
The Herald's Savannah correspondent
says:
Wade Hampton, with his cavalry from
Lee IS army, is in South Csrolius, aud ap.
pesis to the people Of South Carolina and
0eorgia TO furnish horses for his men
be says bis men begged to come down
and assist TO defend their State, and he
urges the people to come forward at once
with their horses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
Montreal, Feb. 10.

Nontreai, req. l0.
Cameron, the rebel messenger from
Richmond, who arrived yesterday, was
examined.
The counsel produced muster-rolls con.
tanning the names Of persons also two
copies Of letters Of instruction to Young,
dated June, "a, signed by Sedden, iii
certified BY Benjamin, under the Coufed.
crate seal. The witness received papers
from the Secretary of State, on the 4th
inst., who affixed his signature.
The President expressed his surprise
and indignation at the result of Burleigh's Is
trial
Other witnesses examined proved pri.
soners resided in Canada the fall and
winter of '63 and ga.
Another messenger arrived from Rich
mond With duplicates 10 the above case
Defense closed.
The prosecution has only two or three
more witnesses to be examined.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
New York. Feb. If


The destruction of the town OF GIlesot
vile, S. c., was done in retaliation for IL
murder ofa colored Urion soldier, former
y slave.
The Herald's New Orleans correspond
ent says 5000 six and seven mule teams
are engaged hauling cotton from the in
terror Of Texas to the Rio Grande, whence
they return with supplies received across
the river from Matamoras, Consisting in
part of war implements from England, and
medical and other stores from Nonhern
cities.
Kirby Smith, it appears, devotes more
attention TO cotton speculation than mill
taay matters. 1t pays better.
According to the Richmond Whig they
have tories In Alabama, and q party re-
Gently made raid on the town OF Jasper
and burned the Court House, jail, and
several buildings.
The mansion in which John G. CAL
houn was born and lived until near the
time OF his death, at Braddock's Point,
Is. c., recently accidently took FIRE and
burned to the ground.
The Worlds correspondent shows that
Howard's corps in its advance vas OBJ
liged to press it's way through As miles Of
swamps Of the most dismal character
against Hardee's army, which they con-
stantly pressed back BY vigorous charges.
These charges the chivalry could no,
stand. consequently the losses on either
side were small
The whole country was found depopu
lated excepting ole helpless negroes whe
were on the verge Of starvation
The FIRST stand made By the rebels va.
at Salkalachee river, on the opposite side
of which they showed themselves in force
and aided by flank movement, onl
troops. with fixed bayonets, charged acros,
the stream Eve feet deep in the face o.
heavy Ere snd wrestsd the position from
the rebels. Who fed in disorder toward.
BraochviIle. leaving their guns unspikcd
We lost $50 killed aud wounded, amons
the latter Was Col. Swayne.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
Kirby Smiths Arnv.

Cairo, Feb. Is.
Late news from Kirby Smiths army
says 1t is very much scattered for lhe pur.
pose of obtaining food and forage, and it
~ould be impossible to concentrate In any
force during the present season, in con
sequence of insufficient transportaiid %.
Price is reported to have gone to Mex
leo on an important confidential mission
Reports Of his sickness and death are
untrue.
Scarcely a boat traverses the river be
tween Memphis and Now Orleans that il
is not hailed by rebel desertels, asking tc
be taken aboard.
The draft under Gen. Canby's ordel
has not yet been enforced. The Mem
phis Bulletin says there will probably be
none within the Distric. OF Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
Operations Against wilminRton.

New lork, Feb. 10.
The Herald's Fort Fisher correspond
ent says:
Gen. Terry and Admiral Porter have
again disturbed the repose of the rebels
defending the city OF Wilmington.
Z For the purpose Of making reconnois
sance in force, last Saturday, morning,
the Union troops were formed in line d
battle above Fort Fisher, stretching across
the peninsula from the ocean TO Cape
Fear river, Gen. Ames division OF white
troops forming the right and Gen. Payn.'s
eolored division the left A simuitane-
GUS advance was made on the two wings,
and the rebels we're driven from their
line into their main works and were forced
to yield fey miles of ground in The dl.
rection of Wilmington, which Tcrry's
men held at night. They also lost about
100 prisoners.
The total casualties on the Union side
were only sixty or seventy.
Admiral Porter co-operated with his
aeet both on the river aud ocean, his
guEboats moving of Cape Fear on the al :
vance of the troops. and subjecting the
rebel Fort Anderson to a most vigorous
shelling. which was very feebly replied t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-17
UNION DEMONSTRATIONS.
IN GEORGIA.
n Con sressttoss to be Called.
L Attest FROM VIRGINIA
GOLD so4 l-s.
south Carolina Preclamation-Stron
Union Sentiment in Georgia.

South Carolina Prselama atiou-stron,
onion Sentiment in Georgia.
New York, Feb. l6.
The Governor OF South Carolina has 10
sued frantic appeal to the people anc
notified all able to bear arms that the,
must at once join the military service o,
leave the State. The latter alternative he
will probably take good care they shall
not have the privilege of embracing
Even foreigners are not exempted.
The Herald's Savannah correspondent
says:
notwithstanding al rebel denial to the
contrary, the Union sentiment through
ont Georgia is very strong. Meetings
have been held in at least nineteen coun-
ties, at which resolutions in favor OF
closing the war and returning to the chi
on were adopted, and these are said 10
express the almost unanimous feeling OF
the people of the northwestern as well as
other parts OF the State.
Augusta peace meetings we're bro.
Ken up BY the military.
The Legislature was TO meet in extra
session yesterday and strong efforts will
be made, with good hope Of suceess to
have It authorize the calling of Con.
vention for the purpose Of effecting the
restoration OF the STATE to the Union.
Gov. Brown is believed to be fully in
accord with the movers ofthis project.
The small pox had broken out and was
very bad among the negroes in. and about
Savannah.
The Herald's New Orleans correspond.
ent says:
The reported order to evacuate Mobile
was received from Richmond on the 14th
OF January, AMI that Msury commenced
at once to remove stores, &c, to Selma.
Il Is also said nearly all the rebel troops
have left Arkansas.