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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
Washing gton, Fe


Sumner desired to call up his resolution
cslsIDg for inform alton as 10 the appoint.
ment of pea e commissioners; but obisc.
tion was made. and the Senate proceeded
I'd to the consideration Of the resolution
exc uding the electoral vote of certain
States 10 the election Of the incoming
President and Vice President
Tho Chair laid before the Senate a
communication from The Secretary of The
Interior, asking for an appropriation ol
i've Thousand dollars for the purchase q,
medals for Indian Chiefs /; ai.o, a com
nunication from the same source askin D
tor an appropriation of forty-seven hun
dred and ssveniy-one dollars and eighty
taree cents to pay for IDdian supplies losl
on steamboat burned .. ST. Louis few
weeks since.
Samner called up his resolution ia rel
gard TO peace commissioners, asking i'm
mediate action.
Trumbuil objected. 1t would give room
for discussion. and moved to take up uni
finished business, which was done, and
The resolution declaring the electoral vot{
certain States which have been in rebel
ion shall not be called for in tbs electiot
Tor President and Vice President wal
considered. The question was on Nd
llenderson's amendment to strike oub
Louisiana from the list Of States not to b.
counted.
Collamer moved an amendment tha,
no vote cast by an elecsor Of any State il
Insurrection shall be counted.
There was much debate on general sub
iects. Several Intellectual attempts wert
made to adjourn.
Lanes motion to indefinitely postpone
vas negstived, Ii against &c.
Senate at 5 o'clock adjourned.
HOUSE.
Elliott, from the Committee on Confef
ence made report on the disagreeine .
votes of the two houses on the bill TO eS
s4blish department for freedmen and
/ lbandoned lands in the rebel States, and
made . long explanation of its provisions
Herman opposed the bill, regarding it,
provisions as insufficient to carry out iii
designs, and being in one feature uncon.
stitutional
Woodbridge moved to lay the resolu
ion on the table, which was disagreed to
Further consideration of the report wa
hen postponed for one week.
The Illinois anil Michigan Canal Bill
was paasei. II appropriates five millions
Of twenty year s per mt. bonds to th,
work also. two millions for q cana
around the Upper and Lower Des Moine
Rapids.
A bill passed giving gratuity of 30t
dollars to each OF the Eve surviving revo
| Iu,ionary soldiers in addition to presen
pension.
The House took up the Senate bill pro
viding that no person shalt be EXCLUDES
from carrying mails on account Of color
pending which House adjourned.
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RicAmend Rumsrs.

New York, Feb. 2.
IL connection with their announcement
OF the departure Of their peace commis-
sIoners for the North, some of the iour-
nals OF Redmond give rumor that dis
batches from the English and French
Governments had arrived in that CITY,
but said they could trace it to no authen-
tic source.
The Dispatch has a report that the
French Minister at Washington has de
manded his passport.
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LineeiA SeTenaded- Makes . speech.
Washington, Feb. 2.

| The serensding party last night. hav
ing played several airs before the White
House, the President appeared and Va.
greeted with loud cheers. The Presi
dent said he supposed the passage through
Congress Of the Constitutional amend
ment for the adjustment of slavery
throughout the United States was the oc
cason to which he was indebted for the
honor Of this call. [Applause The
occasion was one OF congratulation to the
country and-to the whole world; but there
is i task yet before the United States, to
60 forward and consummate by the vote
of the States that which Congress so no.
bly, began yesterday. [AppIause and
cries of Ethey will do it," SC He had
the honor to inform those present that
Illinois had already to day done the work.
[ Applause. Msrylsnd would. Was
proud that Illinois was little ahead. He
thought this measure was very fitting If
not an indispensable adjunct to the wind
ing up of the great difficulty. Zap
plaNe. He wished the reunion OF all
the States perfected. and SO effected as to
remove all causes of disturbance in the
future, and TO attain this end it was neces.
sary the original disturbing cause should,
If possible. be rooted out. He thought
all would besr him witness tha. he had
never shrankf from doing all .ha. he could
to eradicate slavery by issuing an emanci-
patton proclamation. GApplsuse But
that proclamation falls far short Of what
the amendment will be when fully con-
snmma,ed. A question might be raised
the proclamation was legally valid,
il might be added that it only aided those
who came into our lines and that it was
Imperative as to those WHO did not give
themselves up, and that it would have no
effect upon the children of the slaves born
hereafter. In fact it would be urged that |
t did not meet the esil; but the amend
nent is kings cure for all the evils.
Applause.] II winds the whole thing
lp. He would repeat that it was the 6t-
ing, If not indispensable. adjunct to the
of the great game we are
playing. He could not but congratulate
III present, himself. the country and the
whole world upon tne great moral victory.
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From Rheas lsland.
Providence, Feb. 2

Providence, Feb. e.
Ihe Rhode leland Senate have con
CURED 10 the passage OF the resolutior
ratIfytng the constitutional amend ment
The House Of Representatives this
morning passed resolution approving
and adopting the proposed smendmen. 4
the United States Constitution. Thc
vote stood 62 yeas agsiost 4 nays.
The House also passed . resolution re
qaesting the Governor to make an an.
Pl'cstion for the postponement of ths
draft.
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AUpITaE's 0sFFcr, loxA.l

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II IS hereby certified that The sist Ay uf J@rsa-~
lc5 stAtesaen rl-a in This oiee tnnu ing
the coEdeen q fhn president snA Directors of s D.
snrsnre csnVauy 81 North Arnerice r~Etad Phti5sl-
tAi4 ia the 81 Feuns ixssi ou the 1sa y Il 1au-
aary, A. b 1852 Ia 4Fdance Wah ~ pfcy4Sers or an
ACT u the tisaerel Assembly tt tie state LISA erttd
4R a ~ risfiss7 % Atstrss44rs tgspoEt" arGr5 se
jsnn&ry 9sth. lS5- All A. amen astofs tier &. ar
proved February sti S5. ard An AeLiu sstfen to
Insurance GpaIies proved March 11tb lseA That
said statement sAeNs that SID Gomliuf j. Iosssed Ct
te Fe4elsis 0a esIaai, and rtaissd
bf Law
Auth frify therefor gwen 10 the nbo uaaet Com
psny their appropriate rsiuess p IusIaues
ia this State in accordance With the avs Aerec uutI
the Slsf day OF Janasry D. 0ne Thousand hght Hun
ired and sfxtE--4x
ltis viso eertihed that n D. TEN-EYCK! of htokuk
has been duly appointed ~ said Cua pzay their .ui
AGENT and Attorney for the cap1ny II Lee with m pow
70 take risks Of insurance. therein AMI to knowledge
service Of process provided hy law upon ls ng
the Clerk of the District Court and FOR said county
certificate and copy Of the statement Gle in this
ter. Ii ID further certified that the attached true
aud correct c0py Of the s2id statein+ mt
-- In testimony whereof. | have he-eunto set
LIS my hand and affixed my seal effce the day
- and Year first above written.
JNo. A. ELLIOTT. AnsitDr of State.
feb3-d SAML- A. AlRks, Depaty
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STATE or PESNsyIyANTA.1
Tnst~st~, ~ pt,it.daa..f.sa I %.

Arthur g. csfin- Preside and Charles platt secre-
tsry of the president and Ureeors of the Insurance
company oi North America, being seTeray affirmed,
1rvse Ai1 say ihAs the foregoing IS m true aud
re. stareenr 81 the shars u saii Company thar
said lns1rauce Company Is the aa e oSner at least
One Hundred ThoasAnd Dol ais ~ actual cash eati,a
inyea- 10 Stocks and fpnds, A MORT ga4es on Real
Estste, worth double tbs amount hi tls~aauo Is
"a 2rtgaFsd that the above desibed Investments n.r
any part there- not ni ior the bt tnet OF any in
dtaaal exercising Authority in tbs manage f said
Comlany either President. Secretary. Treasurer D
r-etof, oherwise that the mortgages aisve trs
nave mel hesn assi5nea Dpr in any manaer RELEASED
impaired ~ said Conn aEd that They ARE the above
de=cFised officers Of said Iasur4nce CompsnyE
ARTHUR @. C5FfIS President,
CHARLES PLATT. ; efefarY.
r's9scrlei And affirmed hefore mo, this - DAY 81 Jan
uary, Ises a! FhAjaliha, ii tas County e g2st tla
afoFssszid.
H. 81 SAMJ. l. CLEMENT.
Iowa Gsmmirsieaer suA Notary Prtlir fir the Cpr,-
n9nwe,ish Of Pennsylvania, residing II the city of
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Operations Against Whining .
From Richneud.s



New York. Feb. 2.
The Heralds Smithville, Is. c.. cor
re$pondeat, Of the e4th, says BY the
blowing mp Of Fort CassaeIl the rebels
completely destroyed the river face Of
that strong work All the guns in it were
spiked and their carriages destroyed.
At Smi,hville. small place on the
west side Of CAps. Fear River. and ten
miles below Fort Fisher, the Union force,
oI occupying it secured large supplies OF
c6mmisssry stores, tobacco and othel
v4Iuable property. The rebels had plant
cd torpedoes il and around nearly all ths
forts.
A Petersburg dispatch in the Rich
moDd p.Pers ssys thsss vasxh heavy firing
between the Union and rebel batteries OF
james River On last Sunday forenoon.
The report thss Gen BreckinridQe ha,
beeA spPQiassd sebsl 6eesstary ~ War i.
co11sned. ~ 4 Z 2 = = - " ss.e
ghs 6utes' - ploynsasal 4 asesos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

- Postmasters are obliged to receive
all treasury notes for stamps and postage,
il clearly genuine, no matrer how torn OF
defacM they may be, provided one. twen.
stieth part thereof be not missing; and
isac.ioual currency. if not one -tspth par,
HhesmissiDg. Such notes and currency re
celted = are unit for reissue, should b
rS1nsaed.
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Gold Market.
New York, Feb. g.

New York, Feb. G.
Gold market more settled. The oper-
ators have no expectations that peace will
arise from the present negotiations. The
price this morning ranged between zoo
and 2O4. being rather weak at the close
Robert West. formerly editor of the
Commercial Advertiser, died in Wash
ington to day.
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Washington. +

Washington, Feb. z.
There was earnest resistance 10 the
Senate yesterday to Gen. Meade's con6r
nation as Mi Gen., but it was finall,
carried by 5 majority. Senator'S Wade
aud Chandler, it is said, we're among the
opponents Of the nomination.
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Contradietcd.

New York, Feb. 2.
Geo. Stevens writes note to the editor
of the World, from Washington, cantra
dieting the statement that Maximilian
had ceded Sonora. California, and other
Mexican States to Louis Napoleon, and
made DR.. Gwynn Duke and Viceroy.
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Rebel Cemmissiorers.

Baltimore, Feb. 2.
The Americans Annapolis correspond
ent has just ielegraphed the arrival Of tn
steamer Lady Lesg from City Point,
which place sue left Wednesday noon
She reports the rebel Commissioners were
on board a steamer and ii was understood
they were awaiting the arrival of some one
from Washington.
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Fire in Pittsburg.

Pittsburg, Feb. e.
A fire occurred this morning in the
9th Ward. destroying the pateos leather
factory of J. Y. Mclaughlin and the roll
ing mill of Reese, G.af q Dull; also .be
oil refinery of Weisenberger, Fisher &
Co. Loss about $50, 900; mostly insured
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DIED.

A. Btsafort i c. Jaan ry lsgh 1856. Captain RoeFn
. hsli9sa f1rsrriy Il PR sfsaisen} ca. 4 18th
l2~ s. Of s9uad reesi . aan l8iA tas sAls
tihe, nesr foeptago : g. a-ed = years
Fort aaiisoa papers please cnrF.
"a ia's city On fhHrsfsy ~ the ii Inst at the age
= 10 ssAr, HGSgE wALGsr eldest A. al ri Or Cor =
sfr7E1e Surgeon IN ehs srse 81 the College aaspitsl
Iais Intelligent anseaanats ard pr si.ing youth re
taine his reaen 70 the isst and Died expressing his RS
ignstian and his coni isnoe in the divine Bssdeener
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New York. Feb 9

The Houston Telegraph Of the 9th sa vs.
it has information which leaves but litile
room to doubt that an early attack Will be
made npon the coast Of that Etate. Il
earnestly appeals 10 the people to make
Immediate preparations to resist the At
tack.
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Fire.
Ottawa, ILL.,. Feb. 2,

Ottawa, ILL.,. Feb 2.
A fire occurred here about $50 .. m
completely destroying q. H. Rugs fur
nisure factory and j. Machee's plo~ fac
tory. Riggs loss $4,000, insurance
80. 900, Machee's $4,000, insurance
- 600.
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Detroit. Feb. 2.
The constitutional amendment abolishinc
slavery was ratified by the Legislature
to day.
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Washington, Feb. Q

The voteon the passage of the Illinois
Ship Canal Bill in the House was yeas,
II; nay, 60.
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Eleventh-The grea'est amount insured In risk
ab0nt $4,000.
IvelhThe greatest amount allowed by the rules be
insured in shy one city, town or village
rule.
Ihirteenth-The greatest #moHnt allowed ~ be Insured
in any one block k--tiovernssi by cir U ms tarces
fourtesnth-The Of its tatiia or eeruirzs de-
pnsited la any other State, security for Ioss-
on therein naming them. with the in
EACH AMI ~hsth sEch Company trausncts
any business OF Insurance in sid State 0
sfates-Sot any
fhteeathThe Charter Or Act of Incorporation Of aid
CoEapzny-ssnf herewith.
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FOR sALE Th,

III Dwelling House of Thomas J Bice situst<d on
Fourth street between Fulton and Frnn kn with thu
txut nj lots IL offered for sale very chesp Apply
Mrs. Rice. on the premises. 2. RlDE.
Jsn3i-dSw
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Ikeer constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
prices to cash customers and prompt large aud
we'll select ted stock OF
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Avcp in store heavy stock and full a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
Additional River Items



uayisx nssess.slly h-ua ssmpellsd so sas..sE
oar areseaing ciislan Cor two days PEST, te SfpsiF
car press. ue Agsin Fesume enf neon river FsEorts
u has tasa rAining modss@isiy has sssadttf
sines seolesk thls msrHiug. sad shs ssF~sts kha
wharf as A. ais euvured with msd.
The river + taliiag quite rApldiY, having De-
cslnes slghissn lsehss 10 al. II Is nss lissly
thaa che pFsssns rAsn wiii have asy perospssbis
SECT uron Il. snlma Il osstinues feT seas tinaa-
Ths asssvsaz sad departures siaos l@~a nieht
were ths wn. White, Green river 70 Evansville !.
silver Spray. cineianasl 20 Nsw orlssasi ooinzn.
biz, Raisbarz ard ,. \. cilmors. Nashsiiis 70
Lseiasiilss Ailos D~@n. cinsinnssi 20 msmphlsi
Prlma Donna. Cairo 70 Louisville.
The wm. white sane In srons orrsu river with
nios trip. she vili pfobssiy lie ever here. e
she DaHksss IL on hana 10 resnsns her tFips.
The COLUMBIA. Eainb=rg asd 4. Gilmore
were All IN Government employ. aud passed ~
Iisht. exospt the latter. which tsok some fresht
hers.
Ths silver spFaJ. for Esw 0rlsAns. he'd splsa-
dls tEip.
The klics Dean. frem Memphis. had good
trip, aud VS. unusually musical. she len sor
CineluAzsi Early IN she morning.
Tbs r. x. Danksrsos, the pct Green river
packet, Is fall Of fsviKht and passengers, and
issses forthwith fss BswiIng err@a. Capt. Drisk.
water. gentismAa II great cslsbrfty sna aame. is
30 Command. aud always draws = crowd Of p.s-
teHgsFs.
The oziftsn is the hfst beat dss from Clncin.
nsfi, and sha Fndisna, GlsF dale aud Armsda ars
the arst beats due fros bslou.
The Ada Lyon. sxpeetsd hers sisos Saturday,
wss ssut back 10 sashYifls froa Fort Donslsoa
/ she will b. srounA ia dag or tee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
ESTABLISHED, 1881

from them an entire regiment of Ala
bamians
From this time their ardor began tg
diminish, and yesterday afternoon whes
near the cessation Of action, there va
every prospect that we would soon re
gain the skirmisA pits, and win . hand
some victory over the maddeued foe
We have probably taken from the com,
neneemsns upso last evening, not far
from 1000 prisoners.
Oar entire loss, from the commence.
nent, n killed, wounded and prisoners.
cannot be over 2,000
The Colonel Of the llSth Ohio Vas
seriously wounded in the lee.
The Hsrdkds Washington snacial
dated March Is, says The miIitarx 81.
nation so-nigat Is understood 90 BE- more
promising than any during the war.
Richmond papers Of today ara SLED
wlfh aolefui c0mmeata On the eondision
q affaizs, which they represent - being
despersie.o Sheridan, thsy aaait, has
played the mischief vita their avenues
OF supply, and il Is feared that be win
reach Bufks Station unoppossd aud de.
stroy the last knk between Richmsnd
and anywhere eiss- ~ - 81 : q
g Il i understood shat Sheridnn has al
ready passed Bark Station, the junction
OF she Petersburg ! Lynchbafg and
RiehDond 4 D4nville roads, aad gone
either 70 sheFmaH O. Grant This ssses
drSfh The trouble Of eating the South
side road, and leaves to Gen. Lee the
aiserative Of starving or dividing biz Al.
readyydepls&ed forces In Richmond. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

NEw York, March i4--The HeraLfs
correspondent in front Of Kingston, n.
C., dated llth, gives the following ao-
count Of the fighting there
On Wednesday, stb, the enemy, con-
sisiing Of Hoke's division, made deter
I mined etfor; 10 turn oar left flank. They
came up rather unexpectedly and furi-
oasly, and the consequence vas the loss
! on our part Of large portion Of two
/ regiments, who were hauked By snperi-
or numbers.
The left Of our line, held By the2d di-
vision, Gen. Carter, fought desperately,
resorting to the bayonet when their am
munition was exhausted
To compensate for the losses here,
Col Savage, Of the 18th y. I. cavalry,
made a detour Ia the rear Of the enemy
and captured nearly one hundred pris-
oBera
The same afternoon an attack vas
made on our right and repulsed without
loss Gen. Scho6eid came up IN the
afternoon and assumed command
Night coming on, the battle ceased
Capt Fish, 18th n T. cavalry, had lost
two small h0Eitzsrs, aud Capt Kelseys
artillery had lost a Napoleon gan We
had taken perhaps 200 prisoners during
the day.
Thursday morning, 9th, MAIloy h.sd
. fully regAined his original position, and
continued 10 hold it. The enemy
charged upon him three times in the
morning aud vas each time repulsed
With loss Of life and q small loss Of pEis-
ouers 70 them.
The former vas mostly occupied With
light skirmishinE along the whole line
We still bold our line, and stout hearts
occupy both them and our skirnlss
pickess. All through the evening OF the
> 9th and the night and morning OF the
9Th and 1Osh rebel firing again beiched
4 forth. They bad evidently learned 0l
4 something that urged them TO unusaal
= desperation, and we afterwards learned
2 that Il must have been the reception O
2 intelligence By them that Couch zai
: coming upoTerland 70 Join Cox. This
i Of course, necessitated q furious onss
d upon Cox in order TO annihilate him be
! fore Cox should come MP All nigh
y long they charged again and again, ma
king ak or seven different charges amir
b the roar Of musketry and cannon tha
> was deafening and terrible as it s~ep
y and surged through the night air The
b had driven back our skirmish lin
d from their rife pits to the hreassworkl
D. and they seemed determined to pou
ye their hordes over into these, bat the was
N was sent bounding back time after tim
d Finally, in the morning Of the 10th, g
u.s. they attempted another flank novemeI
upon ear lsf, it is said that ws too
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

CHAEIorTE, March S.--The Southern
Express Companys messengers from
Augusta, Ga, bring adviees to the Sd
INST
No news Of interest had transpired
West OF the Savannah river.
The Georgia Legislature has passed 8
resolution declaring that il will not con
cur in the Recommendation Of Governor
Brown, for q convention, by--yeas, 20
nays, ).
Several extensive fres have occurred
IN Augusta, supposed to be the work Of
inceudlAries.
Four hundred Yankee prisoners will
leave Richmond this morning, on their
retarn home By the flag Of truce boat.
Among them are 80 officers, including
Gems Kelly and Crook, recently cap
tured
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15

Ihe same paper says the day set apart
Tor pubhe worship dawns more propi-
tleusly than aRy for the last three months.
One Of Sherman's advancing columns
has been defeated, with heavy loss. near
Kingston Oar troops are in fighting
trim once more IN that direction. So
long as Sherman vas robbing citizens be
had brilliant success, but nov be viii
have to fight
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
Narth Carolina Plantations Don
PAY-shernaan Terrihax Thre ate ne


Narth Carolina Plantations Don't
Pny-shermaa Terribly T Thrsatsnsd
NEw YORK, March l3.-The Heralds
North Corolina correspondent says the
Treasury agents are already abandoning
the plantations and the PROBABILITIES are
that bat few will be worked the present
year. Nearly all the persons who worked
plantations last year were ruined, and
the business, generally, is considered very
prec&rioas
The Richmond ExaMiner II The 10Th
says an officer from South Carolina re
ports that the enemy have completely
devastated the e0aasry through which
they have psssed-they have net spared
4 single house-gnd have wreaksd ven
geance On that State With most savage
spirit. The people have no conception
of tie conduct Of ShermAn's 5 army and
/ the vide spread destruction asdknfamous
sxceszes they have committed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
nlvsra aaa weather

cSotxsArI. March l4.--Riyer fallen
tuo feet Eve inches, and now has IS feet
10 inches 10 the channel.
Weather cloudy Thermometer 65';
barometer falling.
PFTTsHuR0, March l4-wsather clear
and warm.
The river remains at good boating
stage
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
conduct Of our business men and city .

conduct Of our business men and city
authorities.
We trust, therefore, that Mayor Baker
Will respond favorably 70 the request Of
the citizens to serve another term.
We doubt not be might enter into
other business engagements that would
be more lucrative, but in none in
which be can do more good His inter-
est in the schools and his acquaintance
with them is such that could We appeal
to no other motive, We would urge him
blythe interest be feels in their welfare
and prosperity, TO serve another term.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-15
Regular Report,
Officialfeom Gen. Sherfnanl
" We are al Well, and have.
Done Wenp
Bragg Fairly Whinx5sd on
the 10th j
Lynchburg Captured :;
- ss tHa 80
Gold Closed I6l and q I.2iI
Lynchburg Captured
Gold Closed lsi and a r.2i


The ssLoat Array beard frem--gAer-.
man Reports All NsIf--BraGg fafF-
~ Whsppsd.
WksHHerox. March II, A n
! IL AgJ Gen Dir
Dispatches direct from Sherman and
Schoheld have been received this morn
ing.
: ShermAns dispateh j. dated March
ssh, az LaarAl Hill, N. c.
s he says: We are ali veil and have
done timely Details are for obvious
reasons omitted
Gen. Schoiela, 10 q dispaich dated
Nswbern, March 18th, ssasea that on the
night Of the 10th, near West Greek,
BEaeg sas fairly beeten, that dnring
the nighs be retreated aeToas the Nense,
Al Kingston. and now holds the bank os
the river ~ that place.
Il " STAkros,
Secretary Of War