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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

The River Transportation Company have placed their
new and splendid passenger packets, Cumberland and
Tennessee, permanently In the Cairo and Johnscnve
trade.
Passengers and shippers rely on Of the above
packets leaving daily ut p m making close connec.
Northwestern Railroad, for Nashville and all points
South and with the Foresce and Eastport packets
for all points upper Tennessee River.
Through receipts given for freight to all points South
in railroad connection with Nashville.
Passengers tcketed to all points on this route.
For information apply to, or address
WIN. G. PRIEST Supt.
nov1Sdtf No City Bank Building.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

CINCINNATI, Nov. l7.-GOv. Anderson, of
Ohio, has changed the day OF thanksgiving
from November so to December.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18
"ENRY LATTNER & co.
Oyster and Restaurant Saloon,
CONFECTIONERY,
CIGARS,
TOBACCO, &c.

ON COMMERCIAL AVENUE NEAR SIXTH STREET.
Having removed our restauran to Commercial Avenue
near sixth street. (next door to Messrs Rtenhouse
iannyO we cordially invite old friends and the pub
Hc to our new place. where, with improved facilities
we are prepared to get everything In line to suit
the most epcurean TASTE All the decacies Of the sea-
SON. including game, &C., always hand and served DIP
in the best manner. ~
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE
In the front our Restaurant we keen oood ,.sor,
ment OF frst-rate Candies, &c. Also splendid assort
ment Of Cigars and Tobacco, which are unsurpassed.
nov1Sdtf.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18
Reported expressly for the Daily Times'
FROM NEW YasHgA.

Female Detectfves..Gen Dull e'reen no.
Dead--Trial of Capt. PETTY az. =.
Nevys..Cen. Grant In New X0rk..- ne ne
asRussian Telegraph--D'Arcy McGee I'm
MOntreaI..He Denounces the Fen1ans
as Ravishers.-La Latest News from Iex.
scn-Mavv mn Tree-He wants $1OO,-
600, 900. and 40 600 men-Ac., &c.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-18

ales, and receive furniture
sell on consignment.
] Avenue, between Eleventh
Illinois. References:
J. Q. Harmon & Co.,
Gushing Il Son,
Barrows A. Gage, Chicago.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL, TeRRE HAUTe, IND.
Protestant Episcopal school
for Young Ladies.

rlNHH DUTIES OF ST. AGNKs HALL WILL M
u resumed after Christmas vsestior, % ferr.dss'
January 6ih 1885, and the Corporation desire 70 call th'
attention 81 parents and guardians 70 ee superior fac-
les to- csnplets sa3 ihorosgs etresE pssss1iee -
sEis schco!.
The eloc,iler most h,.iAf .nG ~ sl;e 'ib. Hall
IL re rnidS, O. ornamental srocnt,, eight acc 1si
acres = e1ien; NOS; e.astifz and attractive To-
tatngs hsotsou1s and oozr otiors aeases tn1ots
out ty ss.- .aa ecrnbrins oil the fsstv-ss r,qusi-
Tor the hssh and corn,efi % Ae pupils Tie insruc-
g. practical ,se therough sro toor'se1 y orrzne-
DISTINGUISHED Tor ability ard experience. Ih' Peiosp-
uhicsl and Chemical sppsrs,us vsred ans e1tsn-re
aud comprise. Auong other ssusne Microscope, i'l-
e,cop. Ksctriosl kscbre The most elegant accom-
pi-hments of kasie. Ps;nting, DTsvtrg, snofoidsTy
tc., receive espeeisl attention
The discipline T. hrn anc parental, u oe'ns the pm
eipe Of The gsvsrpsnt 70 prevent FsEef iaAs - pIE
sroug
Terms $500 per y-sr sor boarding sn1 taiteI. s-s
"a for rusio payable bali yearly 10 scvsro~
Por circulars ard Information address
GEORGE HERBERT, p. A.
dex1uar5 master of the Hall.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
FLAMING & FLOORING MILL
South New Jersey Street.

MOOR BLIND. And SASH FACTORY. planning
~ and Flooring Nil.
Having completed my Factory. am prepared to fur.
nlsh Doors. sash, Blinds, Door sud window Frames,
Nolding CoTnlee Brackets Dressed Lumber. weather
boarding ard other manufactured lumber raining
building. reasonable rs'ss suy ether msnnfsc.
turer the city
Hsvir< on hand slsrg. stock 'fthoroughly seasoned
River Rae Lumber. sn enabled 20 warrant vy
ufscture.
Orders for working. flooring. d's-sng and planning
ir1Dber promptly attended 20.
oct26 d3u NAhtkN FAIk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07

THr Blsll INK KKY OF TnL Hr.Er--It I
had lock Of very complicated construction, and
there Vas only one kew that would unlock Il. |
should iee very sure lhs, KEY ~as made by one
Who understood The construction o' iha. lock
So ~nen hnd that notwithstanding all The
winlin-- ami mysteries OF iniquity in the human
heart, tho 1iole ard the bible only. j. adspted 70
il throu .Lout. and is able to penetrate 10 most
secret recesses. | am consusiued to believe that
the bible vas made by him who alone knOwe,h
the heart. Of the children Of men W ehstc-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07

4 REMEDY roa FILLs.-li is blessing to the
suffering 20 know thst~ have az eAectuAl cure
FOR this tTGlv troublesome disease Mr. J ?.
HaIArd.. of ioi Second street. Cincinnati. Ohio
tAkss great pleasure in Informing AZ who are
suffering With piles that be used 4 small quantity
Of Dr.. S;riekisud's Pile Remedy. and I, effected
a permanent cure This seems 20 be Tie case
With all who make use Of this splendid prepars.
ton Il ID Manufactured at No. 6 Eas, Fourth
street. Cincinnati. oh'o, sna sold By al drnssisss.
uapSI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07

A surNsios RESyDY We can ccusc,eniiouslv Y
recommend TO those suffering from 4 distressing
cough, Dr. Strickland Melituou. Cough Bal
.su |, gives reliet almost instantaneous. snd
u 1ishsl hot disAgreeable - the taste There i
no doubt but the Mellihuous Cough Rsl-am IS
one OF the best preparations IL rse and is al that
its pfopritfors claim for IL We have tried !,
during TIE past week, md found r.iief from =
most distressing eouSh. Il il prepared by Or
Strickland, No. 6. Rsst Fourth street, Cincinnati
Ohio - CiRciunsr National Cuior n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
FIoa ~, Hour Ioarnsl. J11s stA.

ffoz the Hour Journal. June stA-
l. rveTy eusness profession indeed IA every tspat
nsni of science .sil. tbero s always sokncvi
edge bead vhy sisndsoui IN bold relief amen
hts fellows - leader. In the sscy and tress
Of cssDsss and est.rrh. special dissaes pr. r.
n. Lshihl sfthis city. oocspss lusl the position sbcr
oesbed. lie has devoted years % labor this special
editorial columns of %. Trfbun. of Gate bear
witnesses 70 the Doc,oTs IL this t.psrnent a
srsc cine. Ne auote he paragraph.
''CrEE or q DrsF krTf.-Lcuis Le-wcusfrin. led al
yesrs ofsgs 5err n Germany, came 20 this city sken Ii
tbout too years old Soos ssr bis arrival here BE
taxeH -icf and le~t hs hssripg By degrees he
frst deaf suf thsr dub. for nsariy ys.rs he
uute uaseis - hear the loscsst voics OF 20 Ar.
iicuis'e vOrt About year ags be vo placed 81 hls
psseuts In the hsrds q Dr fsbth Who has far sue
ceds n restoring - him his lost powers of bearing and
uivrsnes that he can convsre -th those Who spesk "a
hlra distinctly ans dslhersey During the past -four o.
eve Deuth- be has o-en undeT the aiton " hr Bsn-
neese. sne hss sts eoor1.rsb'- progr.ss IN reading
snc sr.thUettc.H
Hsv,ag bsen vupplIsa With %. yo-ng n.a's .cdre-x
farther uve,tEste1 he matter sne discovered
pfsvcus 70 esug Dr Lghthll tbs ysuth's osss ~
81 the deaf sad dumb ssylur The Rev D. Nett q. d
Professor n rrior College. seseneciscy. N veohske
letter. tenders bs gratitude 20 Dy Lshhl COT isestn
svccs-sclly bis eaxs ef deafness Rev Pred q. Jsvsl
Professor 81 the s'se Sorns school Albany. sso
ur't - having BEEN rzr-d ofesisrrh. Dr. Lgkth pts1
'cs.s sther -rtter testimonials sd tributes 20 his g
s-t rom ssos 81 oar renlthiest ard most proDeut
rssp~ctsf c.tsers, which may Be spptcsfloe.
~oaic :. dh<rh 20 peal {, any bat 81 pssiss
bs trestsat n he lace % hes- mary precs sc< fa1
t>sdfJtng - his Ssoes..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.

ExKcg4IvK DsPAErxKSr or lSniASA)
RURrAU or FINANCE.
INDIANAPOLIS. June o. 1854
INDIANA OFFICERS, who have been G. are serving In
the army. nforrpSt that their Ordnance Returns
eb, made np ard pis aied % the proper Department
and e.heses Of aequitsnee cbtsutd free of cAdf1e.
by APPLYING % Mr. Rocker. Chief Clerk state Ord-
nance Department, office Up ss.rs over NNens hard
var. tore No 81 West AshngtOn street indianapolis.
Rv making returns sbove directed, officers will not
ooly save all fees but they w be able To settle with the
(Sov~rnnent and draw their pay from one TO three
months earlier than IL the business entrusted - Claim
Agents.
By order Ex-Governor Nosros
H. IL. TERRELL.
S.s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And will buy and sell Gvid silver Exchange Govern
ulent Vouchers Orders Washington, state Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every Kind OF
business attended to that belongs 10 Legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged per cent upon
Losns obtained at this Bank. and the most ample pro-
made for the safkeepng " Deposits aud for
the accommodation cfDepostors.
In addition TO The responsibility % the United States
for liabilities OF the Rank. the stockholders are ndi-
duay responsible TO the extent Of their stock In add
ton to invested In such shares thus sfordrs
the most ample security TO the public.
The following are the present stockholders OF The IN
situtioD
wm n English. Vim. Brsden,
w Nofsuoer Reni. ,. futile,
Lewis Jor,ion John ". Murphy,
Deloss Root Judge 2. FineL
Jer. NcLrne.
J. " u. Isnel. of Y. T., Nm. willard.
Gov. q. Y. Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon John ]. kOrr'.Ou. y. w. Nobls,
Gen Iax Noble ". O. lockwood.
Hon. Oscar r. Hord, Dsniel hennessey,
Hon T. A. Hendricks James Powers,
Hon. David Kilgore. }. l.. SLAUGHTER
Hon James A. Crsv-ns. Lueisn Hills.
Hon John L. New, W. \. I. Norton,
Hcn I. NJ Sullivan, Barnsbas Cofin,
Rev. wui. A. Holiday. John G. Hereth,
Prof. C. y Todd, Dr. J. n. CASTOR.
J. George StilE, Y. X. fitch.
seorgew Rlggs Dr. J. n. wocdhp,
Robert Browning inc. {. Wright,
". J. Holiday. John Hendricks,
". Z. Holloway. A. J. Dsnfortb,
J n MARVEL. James Greene,
Vim. H. ~ A d. Billingsy.
A. J. Hay. ". ". Leathers.
X X Parker lawes Winslou.
! l.. Ho.tcn
window. Lani.r -.
J. 4. ko-s. lulyil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
GRAS a. WILLIAMS,
Wushingron, CITY. ID. G.

A rTORSEYS Al LAW AID SOLICITORS OF
n Claims Ofics No Al Pecr,ylvGaia svesae, a few
foors east = the National Hotel VIII prosecute claims
Aeforr he United State Court q Claim and Corgres>
Business With all The Ereoutve Departments inclrd-
iug Claims q every description connected with The Mali
,sry and yAvs service s;tendet % ~h Pfcuptness aud
energy. cc1-cSri
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07

sEr LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
tie yirtuss Of Bc1s Csesos BsrY1.s any such there
be- read The following eer;incats from zenuezes vel
ssowu in this rsuIiy. and doubt more.
Its general !ntroauetos into Tie AMY vii TIE
Ewes o. thcuasnas - oNy soldiers;
Lorrsvn-LA. Jane -. 1883
We the sndsrdsnei, have ise good effects Of IL
Joss BrtIs CnDRos srrsSs IN ease Of general debility
and p-0strstion Of the system and believe is general
would pr.vss; sisesse and relieve mach sGssrinx.
Amops or soldiers parer.riy would thi be The csss
espec ally these who exposed ~ The nls8nse In
fue,ees IN the scuthers climate.
SAJ. PHILIP Spell.
Collector lat. Rev. 81 D. Z.
CaAs. y. COTTON,
Couector Of ;k. Port " LOalr,Gl-. ry
Col r. pyrr.
Provost harshsi General 81 Ksn,sesy
RIy r. +. HENDERSON
Vice President Of ssnlts,y ce.g;s,lo-,
EtRsEY HU6HRs 4 CO.
Publishers pspyors..
eFo ?. DOZEN,
Proprietor Lo1.svss Ac@ls-,
HrGBEs PARKHIIL,
UAoles.l. DRY coed. n.-l.r-. s..a .'r-te, ie..s
vil., az.
9Aol.-si. ssc- ps.i--s, pl.iz -,I.-I Jse-,-su.
g.Er sAPoTBER
uAOzrsph.u, eOrs+f p.ra.' .Aa Tl.re .ise-'s.
LoairViii', NJ
ILLUS riE1ER,
Cio<hins Merchant eors,, TAirs sAa ss,s., 90 &.
Louisville, Ky
CAPT. 3 y. EILDRPTH,
- he steamer MAJ ir-..esS.
MAJ. L. T. raCBSToS.
Psyms,ss- z. 5. Ar-s
e. n METCALF.
National Bctsl, I,oOls,iu- ~
Coz JEsSE bkTLEs
al Kentucky Cs.s,rr.
. 6sORsg n PRENTICE,
isCais.ille Iozgxsl.
SOLD wROysALs Br
DAILY. kEEFER 4 RUSH,
Ts seuss k,rsa.sz s. Ln<sa.pos,s
sseieo<-diyAwlztoan
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
chiIadelpbts, Pa

niSEASYs OF The NERVOUS. SEAiNki, CRlSA.
ID RYAND SEXUAL sYsrEAs-Nev and reliable
ire.,uent-ir Reports cf the Howard AEsciator-seui
~ s IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Ad-
dress Dr. }. sKII.iIS EOUGHruN, Hsvs-s Association,
Nc , south Sinih street. Philsdei'h. nov4 'tf ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07

srA1E ot ISDlAsA. COUNTY os aaklONi
|. Ingram tstehsr. Cashier Of tie indianapolis Ns
nsnal Bass of Indianapolis d. ,ole sy swear that rs
above stst~sent i. true TO the best OF my knosl.os'
and belief. INGRAM tLE1cEEH. Cashier.
Sworn TO am sabsrbed before me this f9aIth Ia, Z"
January, le65. JOSEPH A. koORg.
isn6-dli Notary Publs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
LOAN OFFICE.
MAY & LUPTON.
10 An O T. FIC T. .

NHoSEY ADVANCED on WATCHES. DIAMONDS,
MI yswsry, Plate, Guns, Pistols. Dry Goods Ane Al
os % Personal Property. OF bought ara Hoid al j. =
Sorth uisnoi. street. Sor~ ood's Block. Up stairs
" Pof,oe open Al al hours no'-S o<-aiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07

N8E NATHAN LONG. OxE ~ aLB EgLL
vi sno-n Und.-sssrs ef tss ei;y. kss pro>ar-c tss
rsossssiy nfc-stoE ara spps-strs Whereby tie dese
p. .mbslnec sne ne body nsints is natural sp
g..rsnce fof indefinite g.ns The great arnoer q
sodisr. tyirs frc eons and fsnts has rendered
the arc psr-ector 81 tn- art of enesnirg
pchc bsnsAcor NJ Long sss engaged the services u
oae oar eistirgu:sh>e psyseisas, gsstisnsn vhos
seisnctc s,,snnesss sckno~is6set ~ tie fs1lty
20 oorcuee thts cr.rch ss the s-s7- soc ke
tie most ssti.fscts-y -e-7its- tscie-din-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07
NATIONAL BANK.
Thu FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAP LIS

rs THE Official depository srd financial agent of The
United States. md wil furnish. Oh tho most isvors-
lie terms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07

VIyE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DsuG.
wv GISTS the above establishment and invite
them, When in the city. TO look through our stock
Our goods were bought when gold was at " os, snd
b.or, IN. Additional so per cent increase In Tariff Duty
which We confident, will enable 70 sell goods In
cur ns very low and yet realize profs. We viii du-
pcAte aus Cincinnati hili-1uctustons in prices eor-
sidered.
Orders are solicited ieT'6I-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-07

UErknFT, November =, Ito<
Ds iie srsiiE Having been under yorr treatment
Rcs your lAs. visit Detroit, and being cured desrs
e1press my deep felt gratitude Tor the attention ana
bssef, have received a. y0sr hands. very seri
oa.y Affected With cki4TTh "a 80 -Orst ttAges for many
sri also deaf, sometimes totally Ny
health dsbilii-ted tasi compelled 20 sban ]
eon business entirely. one nontk treatment has made
iesl Aks new nan. ard have nov resumed ny ee
equations. the disease having isf srBost entirely.
have recommended yoG q several vac similarly
se,ct.c and shal cou.iure o 60 Please scc~p NY
-s-usr 'hsiss. ss- believe uis. years truly.
y. WIIBEk.
- ff.t-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-11
New York. March 10.

) The communication addressed to the
Richmond Eaqnirer, sent BY telegraph
last night is dated "In the treaches, March
4th." and commences thus: I'VE are
alarmed. What means all these rumors Of
the city; not Of 6herman or his sdvaace
or how E,rly hss been deftAied; not Of the
war or sunors Of war; but what are these
rumors Of Senatorial Committees. d. ~
Iu this We have the only refereacs made
in the Richmond papers to the defeat oi
Early.
The Worlds Port Roysl correspondent,
says it has hoen discovered that there
were no torpedoes in Charleston harbor,
and that the sepor,s concerning them and
The tortaous course pursued BY blockade
runners aud rebel vessels for the three
past yssfs we're onlJ blinds.s -
Tae Tribuoe special Gays Ex Senstol
Wilkinson, Of Minaesots, is expected IL
suscaed Commissioner Dale 10 charge o.
the Indian Bureau.
Admiral Porter's testimony is said to b
exceedingly damaging 10 Gen. Bank,
Rcd River exo~ditlon,
S,crctary 4cCalloqgh has determined
70 t1snship tie assassah Sostop now a
New York TO England.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-11
Washington, March 10.


Ths Charlotte, (N. G. Balls.ia Of the
LIST, 10 m article on the sisu.tion. says !:
II the army Of L,s defeated that Of Graas
A. Spotisylvanis aud around the Virginia
capisal when the Yaakes soansnder
counted his 250, 900 men, and we had
less than $1,000, Why may we nos :. vera
" punish the Two combined Federal A.
mics whose aggregate win be les, than
l5o.00Oy The lines about Richmond are
iupregnabls.
The resources Of Virginia have been
held in reserve, notwithstandiog more
than . month has elapsed since The gran
aries Of Georgia and portion OF South
Carolina have been cut off. Lees men
still live on fail raiions, and there is no
reason to apprchend that thsy will fail TO
enjoy plenty to the end, under the guild.
ance Of Heaven. They are more than /
match for the wiley Sherman, and We
have nsver felt more confidence than a,
the prsssn. hour tha, he is destined 10
come to grief. Let our people then BE-
pstien. till our arrange ments arc COM
pleted and our plans consumma,ed. Tas
day will break Al last through The dark
and gloom. The mighty action must fol
victory, and will Dom psosate us for all
pfessns fcverses, and. although Bleeding,
ouf coontry will still be found in ,li.
arena With sPiri. uncooqaered, and the
sword With which she has 80 l,og de-
Tended tho principles Of truth, jus.ice and
iniependsoos in her hand.
The Fays.teviile Telegraph assures its
readers that it 10 not the sish Of the Gov
ernmeot to conceal anything from them,
but to prevent, il possible. the Yankee
forces iG Wllmington and other place from
hearing anything Of the movements OF
oach.other. Their means At CON % unica
tioa are very limited and uncertain. and
it j. our policy not to make the improve
men, for them. We hope tho condition
Of atfiirs will be 50 materially changed in
few days - to enable rs 70 dispense
wiih this reticence All our information
thus far i Of an encouraging character.
The following is from the Richmond
Dispstch: All remains quiet on the Rich
snond and Petersburg lines. Though res.
terday was tho fourth day Of consecutive
dry weather, still Grant does not carry
out his threatened burst from kis leis up
on the South Side Rilroad. He has ercct-
ed number Of observatories along his
Hatcher's Run lines, and from their tops
his signal corps lake daily observations OF
all that passes on 10 our caups, which is
nunh. Ffom Sherman Ne hass every day
fresh installments of rImoss ia relation to
his movements. All quiet in the Shenaa ].
d,ah valley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-11

khiisdelphia, March 10
A special dispatch to the Evening Tel
egraph fron Washiagtes to-day ssys:
The Star says on Mosdsy l.st thirteen
transports, with tsoops from Fortress Mon
ros, accompanied By tho gunboats Como
dofe Rad snd Yankee. proceeded up ,he
Rappahonaock on raid, the priscipal Oh
ject being the capture If largo qaaolity
of tobacco known to hare been sent from
R,chmond to Frederickubarg to BE- Snug
sled into our lines. On its vay the OK
pedis,on proceeded csusiossIy and tho 2 gun
boats secured tho river thoroughly for
torpedoes.
A schooner bound up With cargo Of
whiskey and sal. VA. first captured BY the
Read and crew. The cargo w.s removed
snd the schooner blown up, On arriving
q Fredesicksbssg i vas fcusd 10 Be sar.
risonei By squad Of rebels. who. how.
ever, made no resistance. A body OF
troops and sailors verss landed who sue
ceed in capturing the tobacco Il vas
msnufsc.ursd tobsoco. amoanting to 95
tons, aud IL estimated to be worth
s3SO,0O0.
The cotsiry about Fredericksburg "a.
secured pretty efectuaIly and during The
raid over 400 prisoners we're taken. Az
extensive coniraband trade has been Or
ganized By the rebels on the Rspp,hsn.
mock, end this expsditios vas designed to
break it up. As the vessels passed down
the river on their return numbers OF de-
seriers came of from the shore, eight Of
whom we're from the 24th virginia Cav
airy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-11

s0The American ladies Of tho Sand
wich IslsDd held recently faF 10 aid Of
the Christian Commission at which IS. 500
vac realized, which has been cent to the
Commission at Philadelphia, as an offer
Jog from the "L,dies Hawaiian Christian
Commission" If the foundations Of a
government are laid 10 the affections ol
iss people. surely the United States are
strong and will endure forever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-11
Dribing sssvsass as the waite

DstelnG ossvsass as the waite
Aouses
| Emerson E.heridge, Of Tennessee. pub
fishes card in Washington paper,
saJi0g that person came from Tennessee
70 secure the release Of Eve re- bel prison.
ers; that hs paid g. @ L,ary, the door
keeper Of the Executive Mansion, $50
for sccuring.the Presidents attention 70
the subj sct, and chat he saw several other
persons bribe the same doorkeeper in the
sams way for similar services. Mr.. En-
eridge states that be himself went through
the same performance for the purpose Of
testing the matter, and he closes his card
thus:
4" make this matter public from mo.
tives Of humanity. During the last year
have made many applications for the
discharge of prisoners Of war upon the
terms mentioned in the above order of
the President, but in NO instance havs /
been successful. / have often writt>n to
the friends and kindred of prisoners ,ba,
there wa. no end % ,-.:eir captivity bat
peace. ! reJoiee, however, to be able a.
last TO ini"..m those who feel an interest
10 tha matter, that cheap and expedi-
ilous remedy Is within their power
Comm issioners Of Exchsngs may disa-
gree, Butlsr msy higgle about his nigzers,
bat ten dollars enclosed to &C. O'Leary,
Executive Manson. Washington, d. c.
will restore any rerentant rebel to the
blessings Of freedom and the society Of
friends. En. ErHrRIpcr
The Chronicle gives the sequel. It.
states that when the statement was shown
to Mr. Nicolay, the Presidents private
secretary, the servant, O'Leary, was call
ed and questioned on the subject. BE
confessed having induced a member o.
Congress to present tbs petition to the
PRESIDENT, whose signature sas promptly
given ~ the order for the release of The
prisoners, on condition that they should
take The oath /; and hc also coafessed to
having received present OF money for
his scTxices. He was at onca dismis issei
tsom bis place. We hope Mr. Emerson
Etheridge feels better.
Capt. PhiIo r. Hall pfovast M,,.h,l