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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-31
Kirby Smith Negotiating with Maxi
milian-Strength of the Confederate
Armies.
New York, Jan. 80.

'o" Va NJ u du. ou.
Z The Herald's St. Louis corresponds {
gives the outlines Of reported rebel pro
Ject west OF the Mississippi of an extra
ordinary character. I,is to the effect that
Gen. Kirby Smith, commanding the rebel
trans Mississippi department, including
the rebel territory and. troops west OF the
Mississippi River, has been for some time
negotiating for transfer OF all his forces
to the Emperor Macmillan, of Mexico
lt is anticipated that if Gen. Smith does
contemplate this important transfer of bis
services he will bave some difficulty in
etfectiog it, as the rebel troops Of that
region, always lawless and semi-demor-
slIzed set of wild characters, have be-
come additionally demoralized since the
death of old Sterling Price, their favorite
chief, and may resist this wholesale mill
tsry colonization.
The Herald publishes the rebel army
roster, which it says is obtained from the
most authentic sources.
The figures accompanying the organi-
zation show that the full strength Of the
rebels is only one hundred and sixty.
eight thousand, nine hundred and fifty
men of all arms. This is their fullest
strength.
These forces are scattered from the
James to the Red Rivers, and from the
Atlantic coast to the Indian Territory.
1t is shown very conclusively that the
only army upon which the rebels can de-
pend is the army OF Northern Virginia.
This is the only organization which the
enemy has deserving the name, and the
only army which We now have to over
come.
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value sf Fort Fisher.

The New York Evening Post puts down
the value Of this capture At not only the
closing Of the rebel ports-the last one
but as the end Of profits as valuable as
the slave trade. We quote
"If only one ship ont Of the three got
in, the venture paid for itself. II is said
that Trenholm & Co., Of Liverpool, have
made not less than ten million dollars, in
gold, as their share Of the profits in this
business. Not only is the illicit trade
rtopped, however, and most important
supplies for the rebel armies cut off, bat
tho cspturs OF Fort Fisher put 1 stop to
the payment Of interest upon the rebel
loan in Earops. This interest has been
paid with the proceeds Of cotton shipped
from Wilmington. Ia order 10 provide
Tor il, the Tebsl leaders and their agents
abroad - strained their resources to
thssinegs ss~proesEs vessels. and have
obliged every outward bound ship from
WILMINGTON to carry certain amount Of
s4Con6eEate eeston.. Hithsrto they have
s1ocesdsd IN payiag their inesrsst -egu-
lariy bat ~ hsldsIs of ths Confsdsr9ts
henda Aaye nov teotiyed thsis lsst ~.
~ thol6ind. = @vs
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Washington, +, Jan. 80.

Messrs. Richardson & Brown, journal.
ists. escaped from Salisbury prison, ap.
pearcd before the Committee on the Con.
dition of the War this morning tes.ifying
that the rebel authoriti les are numbering
out men BY cold and hunger, while they
might easily supply them with ample food
and fuel. On Nov. 25th many OF the
prisoners we're without food for over 48
hours. They mention deliberate cases oi
killing and wonnding. During the two
months from che 18th Of Oct. "a 18th
Dec. the deaths we're twenty per cent. oI
the whole. When they left at the latsel
date they were dying st the rate Of ID pei
cent. per month.
Il is stated BY Prof. Henry thst the par
tial destruction Of the Smishsonian build.
iuS win not intsrrupt shs regular astivs
opseationa of ~ inafitato.
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New York, Jan. 80.

New York, Jan. 80.
Gold has been weak with but little do
ing and the price appears to have fallen
from its own weight. The price opened
at 2l4 and during the morning touched
22l. 1t was subsequently, reported 1t
ia again.
The large quantity of floating ice in the
bay seriously interferes With the shipment
Of government stores from this port to the
South.
A number of loaded vessels are at the
wharves ond many troops are ready to 60
when the ice embargo is raised.
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Two Dollar Notes--Coi North Released.
Washington, Jan. 80.
The two dollar notes to be issued BY
the Treasury Department to the National
Banks will soon be delivered by the en-
gravers.
The following was addressed Jan. Goth,
1865, to VIM. P. Hood, Superintenden I
Of Old Capitol Prison:
SIR Col North having been acquit-
ted by the Military Commission, before
which he was tried, the Secretary of War
directs that he be at once released
Report receipt and execution of this
order.
(Signed) Z. D. townsend,
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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ACbIToK's 0FFicE, Iowa, }
DEx Naf<Ks lar.s~rx l=fh tlEs

u T.
Dss MstsKs JznaSry 18th. 1855.
1t is hereby certified that the 1T DAY Of January
is5 statement lleI ia this oioe. sisow
ta~ condition u The L0kILbARD lsSuEAAfiE COM
PANf. suafe al New fofE, In the state ef New York
iha ist ay Of January. A. H. 500 accordance
the prss s8ns Of Act eE the Geaersi Assembly Of th4
state vi iowa entitled an Act IN rts;iH insurance
Companies approved January 29th, 1851 and Act
ada osl thrrtto. HqpreFei February 2 ls5s aud
in relation 10 Lie Insurance C0'anes, appros ed
March lTth ls9 that ssid shows that said
Casapapy possessed Of the requisite capital
ami invested ss required by law
Authority s therefore given 10 the above nNta Com
pany transact their appropriate tGs Of Insurance
In this state aecaaIee With the laws thereof. nr
the 3ist dsy Of JnnaAr ID One thousand III fht Hun
dred and sixty-six
1t is also certified, That H. B TRS-EYGk Of Keokuk,
has duly appointed by said Company their lawful
AgU ami Attorney fsr the coInty IF Lee wtn full pow
take risks o. assurance therein slnl to acknowledge
pf process provided by law upon his ig witi
the Clerk OF tbs pfrict CVust aud f5T said county
This certificate and epy o. the statement e in THIS
Office. IL Is further CERTIFIED that the attached Is
AID correct copy Of said statement.
Ia testimony whereof, / have hsFeento set
ag hand aai afhx "a ray seal office the day
49, ana ye@r fret abore vritten
ian3I-d JS0 A. ELLIOTT, Auditor Of State
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How IT HArfENED.-A correspondent
of the Muscatine Journal, writing from
Davenport, thas explains why it is that
Iowa is out of the daft:
1t will be recollected that at the time
when the accounts were squared between
the State and the General Government for
the men furnished in the early part of
the war, there was found to be due the
State over and above all calls msde up to
June, 1854, about 1000. These men
had all been three year men except the
first Iowa infantry, which was reduced to
that standard.
The calls of March, February and July,
1864. having been for one year men ONLY,
il will readily be seen that our excess Of
1000 three year men would be equal to
33 600 for one year.
But the figures were not in the proper
shape 10 July last to have these matters
adjusted, and hence the 600 we're cred
tied on our quota. man for man, leaving
the two years Of the three to be adjusted
1t future time, when the facts could be
more accurately arrived at upon which
the allowance should be made. This is
what has been accomplished now. We
get . credit Of two years service Of the
ii 900 men. making the nice little item
Of $4,000 a. this time, to apply on the
deficiency remaining against the State
after the last draft. and onr quota uuder
the call for 100000. 1t is thought this
Is large enough . margin to squars up
both items, and leaves very fair balance
10 assist on another call. but how much
cannot Say. Is the exact figures are moi
completsd Jet, nor is the quota Of the
6saae uader the last call yet aDnounced.
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New York. Jan. 80

The Posts Washington special SAYS
the Committee Of Ways and Means have
submitted part Of the new tax bill to the
Committee.
Almost all the list of taxes is, increased
BY the bill.
The enrolment bill is now before the
Senate Military Committee.
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Fort Monroe. Jan. 27.

Advices from North Carolina have
reached here to the effect that the Weldon
and CASTOR bridges had been carried
away BY the heavy freshet in that river.
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4. The assets OF tue COinIsa ANY hc.
V
Real Estate unIncumberei..-..--
Cash ON hand and In hank.
Cash ia hands Of Agents and Ia
trans : t...-...----...--....-.--.
Mortgage Bonds, (Railroad,) ;
per cent. semi-annnalin'erest ) II
Mortgage Bonds, tRsilroad,) 7
per cent. semi-snDual interest 21s
Mortgage Bonds, tRailroad,} 6
per cent. semi-annual Interest Isl
Wayne County, Mich, Bonds, ]
per CT. semi-annual Interest. 2.
Rochester City Bonds, ! per e.
semi-annual interest-,.......-.-. "a
Brooklyn City Water Bonds, .
per CT. Sc ri-annual interest. ?;
Jersey City Water Bonds, 6 per
CT. semi-annual intefest..-.-.. s.
Hartford City Bonds, 6 per cent.
semi annual interest.........--.- y
Hartford City Scrip, . per cent.
semi-annual interest....----...-- y
Hartford Town Bonds. . per ct.
annual interest................- :. *
New York City Stock, 9 per ct.
quarterly interest.........-..... Il
U s. Stock of 1871 to 1874, 3 per
cent semi-annuai INTEREST,". ID
U. S. Stocks OF 1881, 9 per cent.
semi-annnal interest.--.-.-...-. Is.
U. s. Stock, 1852, {520's) 0 per
cent. semi-annual INTEREST,". %;
US. Certificates Of Indebtedness
8 per cent. Bterest..............-.
U. s. Compound Int 9 per cent.
Legal Tender Notes............. 8
Connecticut State Script, Q per
cent interest............... 10,
Connecticut State Stock, Q per
cent semi-annuni interest 49,. IL
Rhode Island State Stock. 9 per
cent semi-annuai Interest,". s.
Ohio State Stnck, 8 per cent.
seual-annual interest.-.-......... 10
Kentucky State Stock, 6 per ct.
setni-annusl interesf............ Il
Michigan State Stock, 8 per CT.
semi-annual interest....--.... 2
New Jersey StAte stock, per
cent. semi-annnal INTEREST,". i
New York State Stock, 9 per ct.
quarterly interest....--.-....-.-.. .
Indfsna State stock, 21< per ct.
semi-annuai interesf....-....- q
Atlantic Dock Bonds. per cent :
semi-snnual intersst........-- =
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.
Scrip OF 1868 and l66f.......... y
900 shares Hartford 4 New Ha-
NJ M EtrSsk X
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- GAN. Baker has issued an order
prohibiting agents from recruiting nsn
u this etste tx any other atate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-31

The Commercials Washington special
slys:
The Government has received Informs.
tion Of the plans Of the French Govern
ment for colonization. Gen. Sickles has
been sent to the Pacific coast to watch
mosemsots.
Secretary Stanton's report has been
withheld u Gen. Grants request.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-31


HAzrroEs, JAN >, 1865.
THOMAS A. ALExkypEE. President and Lucrrs D. HEN
HIz, Secretary lAA Etaa nnrance Company vi Hart
ford Connecticut eng severaiy anf dnly sworn sse
aud SAY, aud each for himself sRy the fore ,n is
truc. ip and correct stats OF the affairs
Thereof Tiles. A. ALEXANDER Pre- sdsnt
LOCUS }. II sNDEE Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn efIe neiy the at owe Iarne5
Thaaa- A. Alexander, PTls tEs aHG Lneus !. Hendee,
Secretary. this ~ day ~ @snaAry. 4. n. 1886
HENRY E0A LBk. Justice of the Peere.
AyIiioR's 0TFIet Iowa
DTs MoISrs Jaruary 18th, S.
i-hsreHy certified that the L III ass Of J. mary
Is85 statement f. led this flee chewing
the condition e. tbs lRFNa INSURANCE C0NPAST
10 at iartfo In the State Of tBnDseficut the
Isf JanasFy, 4. ID 7s05 in accordance with
Of Iowa entitled Ah Act n relation ~ Insursn Cc
papiesf approved January sSth, is55. al d an Act
ndaory thereto approved February 9Th 1855 and
Act in re 8ti Lille ln rrsnce CtT paDie approved
March 9Th lsGs that said stat shows that Esid
Company possessed ef the qusfs amount OF capital,
and Invested required by iau.
Authority h therefore 10 the above named Com
act their srproi fiate bns atss OF lnsunce
in this secbraanCe with the lass u erect uutl
sist sY II January. A. D. 0ne Thousand rht Hun
dr.d sad sixiys.x.
Its aIsa csftifed that HENRY p Try-vYCK. Of Ke-
okak has beea dnS appointed by said Company ii cir
lawful Agent and Attorney fer the county &c, with
uli taks fisks Of Insurance therein ard
knowledge service of prc<e provided by lAw tEyl
his fling With the CLERK uf III District Court in and
said County tihcAfe aud copy - the
file this oiice 1t is further certified that the
taee is and correct copy Of the said statement
- In testimony whereof, have lfsreu nto set
1. my hand and affixed nay seal Of otSce the cay
- and year first above wtittsn.
INo. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor Of State.
ian1l sAML- ANRkS, Deputy.
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Il. +. BOWER.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Produce and Commission
MERCHANT,
AGENT OF HAZARD POWDER co..
NO. 90,
south side of Main, bet. Sd and 4th SITS.
KEOkUk, IOWA.

keep constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
prices Nh customers and prurpt men large and
we'll selected stock of
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cTATEMEST OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IETNA INSURANCE C0MP'NY
OF HARTFORD, CONN,

On The 1sf day Of Jsaaay a. D. 1886, made 70 ne auditor
al the SAT- Of Io,rf, pursuant TO The .Skafatcs
ef that &dte-
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l. The name Of this Company is 4ErsA INSURANCE. Con-
q Tn. amount az its Capital Stock il Two MILLION Two
Hgspsrp AND FIsTr THOUSAND DOLLARS.
g. The amount ofits Capital stock is all paid up.
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0sl1 asrniGhl, All.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-07

bear more directly and positively upon the
subject are found in Burmah. English
newspapers have stated during the past
year that the petroleum wells of BurmAh
have yielded an unfailing supply for many
generations; and that the article has been
used BY the Burmese for Illuminating and
other purposes in its crude or original
state to the extent of several hundred
thousand hogsheAds per annum. Sims, in
his history Of Avah, says that the petro.
leum wells and springs near Rangoon, in
Burmab, have produced annually some 40G
900 hogsheads for more than three centuries
These wells are still in operation, and q
native Burmese now being educated near
Warren, Pennsylvania, for q missionary
TO his native country, relates some interest
ing facts concerning them, and the modeof
mining petroleum in that country. There
are about 300 Of these wells, which average
daily yield of from seven to ten barrels
each. Pits are sunk from two to three
hundred feet deep. The oil aceumulates in
the pits with water, and is raised to the
surface by means Of stone or earthen pots
attached to rope running over q pulley.
This manner of obtaining the oil appears
clumsy enough to Us, who make steam
pumps perform the work.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOTi
Eastern Through arrives at 7:So A. n, 2:15 P. n.
and 9:26 P. n.
Eastern Way arrives At I0:2O A. N
western Through arrives ct e:20 A. H., $40 P, d
do Way arrives At 2:66 P. II.
sandusky Way strives at eil5 A. II.
Cincinnati Through arrives at ESQ A. H., 500 p n.
do Way arrives at $50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at e;55 A. 4.
Way arrives at 10:l0 P. n.
kahoning Way arrives At los5 A. NJ
headvile arrives 81 10:25 A. II.
Medina Way arrives At 400 P. II.
RookPort, 80, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays End
Saturdays ct Il n.
Warrsnsville arrives daily at l015A. NJ.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily 9 A. n,
HOUR OF CLOSING THE NAILS.
4ABIERH THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and PainesViTe Geneva, AAhtabu
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RES N.
EAsrEEz THlOUaH, for Eris, BunAIo, Albany,
Bostons New York and Hartford, closes at 800
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zAsTERz WAY, for all points between Cleveland
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WEsTERs THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detrslt Chicago;
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WEsTKRE THBOUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
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WEsTERE WAY, for al points between OlsVsIand
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SAEDUskf WAY, for sandusky and all intsrme-
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OISonEsAEf HAg, h,r al poiats bstWssa Cleveland
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UIEonIrxAFI THRnunE, fnr Columbus. DeVtOn
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Cm0EEATu THRoUeH, for Columbus, CINCINNATI,
Louisville, 81. Iogis, Igdisaspolial zsnesV;lls, and
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PITTaBUBsE THRoUGH, fDE Pittsburgh and WASh.
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MBADvILLE, eloses at $50 A. n.
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WARBERsVIELA, closes daily, Am.
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All City Circulars ere required to be prepaid With
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Growing over the ran of CharIestOn

OGOW1DS over the FaU OF Charleston
[From the Richmond Dispatch, March, 81
The jubilation of the enemy over the fall
Of the little city of Charleston, q place
which would scarcely make q good sized
ward of the city of New York, after q siege
Of four yesrs, and an overwhelming pre-
pendersnce of land and naval forces, is
equal to that of the French when Napoleon
with thirty-fve thousand ragamufins
whipped the whole of Europe. As the lit
tie confederate bantam lies in the pit, its
bsek to the earth and its face TO the sky,
the great, big uneonquersble roosters, COB
blers, eagles, vultures, and birds of every
race, who have st last brought down the
game little chicken, rend the air with their
triumphant cries. They crowd round the
diminute carcass, turn it over and rip it
open to see what it has got in its crop, and
generally agree that such a terrihcslly
sublime achievement as the subjugstion of
that small bird was unparalleled in war.
After this, let the Czar look to Cronstadt,
and England to Gibraltar. If it requires
only four years to take Charleston, how
long could any stronghold of Europe re-
rist the great and invincible fleets and ar
mics of the all.conque,ing American ma
tion.
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always receives at our hands that care and attsn.
ton which their Importance demands, and nous
but articles Of most anexosptionable quality ahs
used in their preparation.
{ Physicians who oonfde their Prescriptions to
our care, are assured that our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BR0THER,
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