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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
Effects Of the Late storm.

st Louis, April l..
The effects of the late storm in this
State have been very severe. Nearly one
Thousand feet of bridging on the Iron
Mountain Railroad have been carried
away, aud immense land slides cover the
track in several places, involving = loss
Of over 500, coo Il will require month
to repair the road Tie Pacific road also
suffered severely from land slides The
loss to this county by carrying away Of
county bridges. and inundsiion OF the
country, amounts to $4,000.
All the tributaries OF the Missouri river
are at flood hight, and immense damage
has probably been done along their banks.
The rivers north and vest Of here are
very high, and rising rapidly and the
flood is uninterrupted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

fr. Lincoln has ordered that OF
day Of April At noon, Breve
ZEN. Anderson raise over For
Pe same flag that he was com
sul down on that day, four year'
hat it be saluted with one hun.
from Sumter, and from every
bel battery that then fred upon
He hO further ordered that
ID appropriate military ceremo.
formed under the directions Of
nan, or in his absence by Gen.
md also that the naval forces
on participate in the celebra
pas Henry Ward Beecher be
leliver an address on the occa.
whole country might join in
ton and jubilate extensively.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
St. Alhaas Raiders.

Tuflnto, April /.
A dispatch from Montreal says the
money voted BY Parliament has BEEN paid
to the St. Adams banks.
The government this morning has au-
thentic information that q warrant is to
be issued in st. Catharines, charging the
ct. Albans raiders with breach Of the
neutrality act, when they will be brought
to Caiharines. This charge will then be
dropped and the prisoners will then be
brought before the Toronto Judges. on .
demand for extradition, in the expectation
that they will reverse the decision lately
given BY Judge Smith of Montreal.
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christian Cemmission.

NeW IOrk, ApriI 1.
Twenty-Five merchants met this after
noon in the Office of John A. Stewart, as
sistant treasurer. to hear statements in
behalf Of empty treasury of the U. S.
Christian Commission, and the need Of
immediate aclion,. in view Of battles now
in progress.
The Meeting was addressed BY Rev. E.
F. Smith, G. R Roberts and F. H Stu
art. who have recently returned from the
armies before Richmond. The merchants
present responded by the subscription Of
nearly $40, 900, and the appointment oi
committee to cali upon the nonied men
Of New York for greatly needed addition.
al subscriptions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
From tho Petenae Army.
Headquarters Army Potomac,

March 30-P. n.
Notwithstanding heavy rain storm
which set in last night and cont oued I'M.
til late this afternoon, the army has to-
day advanced about two miles, and the
ath corps has reached the Boydtown plank
road, near its junction with the White
Oak. This is the place where the Cd
corps had an engagement with the euemy
last fall, in which i. suffered severely.
The ground gained 10 day cost US but
few men, the rebels making but very
sight resistance.
AT Hatcher's Run, which is only a lit
tie distance further On, the enemy has
strong earthworks erected, defended
with heavy guns, and here they will, no
doubt, make stand to oppose our further
advance.
From this point the new line extends
to the Armstrong Mill, the 2j corps hold
ing the right Of this position.
In the engagement of yesterday. the
the number Of prisoners taken was les,
with eight commissioned officers. They
belong to Bushrod Johnson's cavalry, and
were part of the force that made IN at.
tack upon our lines last Saturday. The
rebels made demonstration at several
points on the old line last night, for the
purpose evidently of aseerisining wheth-
er the works were held in force. They
did not gain anything, however, except
ing the information that the line was
strong enough to defend itself against
this point.
Heavy firing heard at City Point on
Wednesday night and early on Thursday
morning.
Nothing has been received here as to
the operations of the cavalry. but they
will, there is no doubt, give a good ac-
count of themselves.
A battle is expected tomorrow for the
possession Of the Soushside railroad, and
judging from the confdence and high
spirit Of the officers and men, there will
be good result.
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From Stoneman.
Headq's District East Tennesse,

Headq's District East Tennessee, !
Boone. N. c., March s7.
via Knoxville. April l.
Ih he advices Of Gen. Stonemau's force
comm landed BY Major Keogh, A. D. c.,
state be entered and captured the town of
Boone, N. q, at l2 to-day. TTne rebel
force was routed with loss of -, Lila
and 65 wounded and prisoners. Msior
Barnes battalion of the Iqth Kv c,v.irr
lost 2 few men wounded. Stoneman's :
comm and is nov we'll into North Carolina
and WI De heard Of soon in the heart Of
the rebellion.
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Wright and Ordss lines are extending
from the Appomatox to Hatcher'a Run.
They have all broken through the ene-
ny's entrenched lines, taking some forte,
guns and prisoners. Sheridan with his
own cavalry, the 5th corps and par. of
the I'd is coming in from the west on the
enemy's flank, and Wright il already
tearing up the Southside railroad.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
From New Orleans.
New York, April l.


The Herald's New Orleans correspon
dent says:
Maj. Gen. Lew Wallace has gone to the
Rio Grande on a special mission, sup
posed to concern the expulsion Of oul
Consul at Matsmoras by Maximilian and
the return of rebel deserters by Genera
Mejia. The conference with the Gene
raj is said to have been entirely eatisfac.
tory. The report says he had merely en-
tered into an arrangement for thieves and
murderers.
Gen. Slaughter requested nm interview
with Gen. Wallace, which took place at
Point Isabel, Texas. The result wss
that the vessel bearing Gen. Wallace was
sent with dispatches to Gen. Candy with
orders to land for that General at Calves
ton on her return, showing that General
Wallace was to be there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
WA Military Agent. 7

[sErHLr-The April
PILLOWS: Adventures
y Mrs. Jane G. Aus.
Graves at the Isles
e. p. Whipple /; The
Up the St. Mary e,
Robin Badfellow,
Ice and Esqaimaux,
= +; Dr.. Johns Ill.,,
ell ; Our First Citi-
lines !; Needle and
lore Hook and his
Mrs. s. C. Hall ;
w, by Mrs. H
= Bigelow to the
4foathly, BY J. r,
uts Gam into out
1|.sdlow,
- Lissllx ~
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Gen. Thomas Heard From.
New York, April /.

A steamer from New Orleans, 25th,
arrived this morning.
The latest papers contain no military
news other than received via Cairo.
A Fort Gaines letter Of the 10Th sta.e,
that transports and gunboats we're .busily
eogsged lauding troops on the Opposite
side Of Mobile Bay.
Gen. Granger left for his command OF
the 18th.
Gen. Thomas has beenI heard from IL
right ak Hafrancas.
E IA = statsd that Steele's army con,
pquDed shpiE msrpA apd 4dvsaepd q ~
g. -! :! 4 = 4, 4 b -
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From Memphis.

Cairo, April |.
Memphis dates of the 30th ult. say pe.
titiols have been signed BY many mer,
chsnis here, praying the President to de.
clare Tennessee no longer m iDsurrsc
tionary State. and that the Secretary q
The Treasury viii remit tho present tax o.
goodS from the Northern States.
The Memphis 4 Charlestoa railrosd j,
running 70 Coliierville, ssd kiIt soon b
extendsd further The telegraph work,
to Lafavst4s:
tsothsr eyidepse ..ef Raahheruo,l
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
Advances on Mobile.

The Herald's Mobile Bay correspond
ent says the advance upon that city com.
menced on the 18th. Very little oppo.
sition was met With. ! The 14th and l6th
corps compose the advance, and Gems.
Candy, Granger and A. s. Smith are oil
in the lead. The navy was fully prepared
TO cooperate. No serious opposition was
anticipated until reaching the works about
the city, which are said to be garrisoned
BY Is 600 rebels, who will make . stub
born resistance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

kid that President Lincoln
French Mission to Rev,
pck, D. D.. the eminen.
Fne, and former editor of tie
lew. but he declined the
DR.. MAClintock has been
ho America n Chapel at
rebellion broke out, and
rs been largely beneficial
ause in France.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
southside Road Torn up.
1900 Men and so
Cannon Captured.
OFFICIAL WAR suLLsrIN.
Dispatches from Linesln-Despsrats
Fighting.

Washington, Aprii 1--lip.m.
MAJ. GEN. DIX:
The following dispatch from the Presi-
dent received to night shows that the
desperate struggle between our forces and
the enemy cont nues undecided, although
the advantage appears to be on our side
City Point, April /.
Hon. Il. N. Stanton:
A dispatch is just received showing
that Shsndah, aided by Warren, had at
3 P. m. pushed the enemy back 90 as to
retake the Five Forks and bring hi. own
headquarters up to Parsons. The Five
Forks, barricsded BY the enemy, was car
ried by Devin's division Of cavalry. This
part of the enemy seems TO be now trying
to work along the White Oak road to Join
the main force in front of Grant. while
Sheridan and Warren are pressing them
as closely a. possiblc.
(Signed) A. LINCOLN.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
April "a. NJ.
To Msjor General Dix:
A despatch just received from Grants
Adjt. Gen. at City Point announces tie
triumphant success of our arms after three
days bard fighting, during which the
forces on both sides exhibited unsurpassed
valor.
City Point, April $3.50 Al
A despatch from Gen. Grant states that
Sheridan, commanding cavalry and in
fantry, has carried everything before him
tie captured three brigades of infantry, .
wagon train and several batteries of aItil-
lery. The prisoners captured will amount
to several thousand.
(Signed) P. s. BowERs.
War Department, Washingtou,l
April gil a. M.
To Major General Dix:
The following telegram from the Pres.
ident, dated $50 . m., gives the lates,
intelligence from the front, where furi-
ous battle was raging with continued suo-
cesses to the Union arms.
(Signed) In STANTON,
City Point. April 2-8;a0 a. m.
Hon. E. NJ. Stanton,
Last night Gen. Grant telegraphed tha,
Sheridan with his cavalry and the 5th
corps had captured three brigades Of ia.
fsntry and train Of wagons and several
batteries. The prisoners amount to sew
eral thousand.
The q. M, Grant having ordered an Il
tack along the whole line, telegraphs a.
follows;
Both Wright and Parke got through
the enemy's lines. The battle now ragsl
furiously Sheridan With his cavalry
the 5th corps and Miles, division of ths
"a corps, which was sent 70 him thii
morning, is now sweeping down from th,
west. All now looks highly favorable
Gen. Ord is engaged, but have not ye
heard the result 10 his 'front.'.
(Sigaed A. LIzcoLH.
New York, April Allan.
The Presidents last despatch shows
general smash up of the rebel line Q
works. in front Of Petersburg By Wright
Parker and Ord, Who have joined ia Chi
eight. Sheridsn's cavalry, the 9th corp
and part ef the ID sse coming ia from IL,
YES. on The saeny's aank.
| Washington. April 2-l2:4o ,. n.
| "A vi. 9s0 Dizt D a4.T.rfm
~. sesss -! y. y aAs!sst =! tjeias1 -
liNlS ~ f1tt Se16 ~ ~ g Sii ~'sS' ISL;
l 81 I ].
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overlaaa TeleRraph.

Major Frank Pope, assistant engineer
Of the Buckley overland telegraph expe.
dition to Russia, leaves this port on Mon
day merit for Sitka, New Arcbangel,
whore he wiz join Col. Buckley. Msjor
Pope 10 ths last Of the party froni this
side Of the Rocky Mountains, and the
preliminary practical steps for establish
ing an overland telegraph which will con-
meet this country with Europe can now
be considered as fairly taken.
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From Nerth Carolina.
New York. April /,

The Tribune's Washington special says
q despatch just received frem Goldsboro
says the rebels have completed ell their
preparations to evscuate Raleigh. ALI
departments Of tho State government
have been removed to Greensborouph, q.
we'll AS all surplus military stores.
Gen. Schofeid had levied contribution
of 100, GOO rations Of meat and -four upon
the citizens. a&e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

(ecesh sympathizers of st.
|obbled up the leaders OF the
hs' Association of that city
ng the machine against the
for city officers.
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New York, April 2.

New York, April 2.
Ibe war news created considerable ex-
citement to-day. Extras were issned here
and 10 Brooklyn. Flags were displayed
from number Of buildings and the fact
that the battle was progressing favorabty
ammo onnced in all or many pupits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

'he great battle for the possession
bel Capital aud which i. to settle
of the Confederacy, has begun.
the result anxiously. Let every
rt pray God for the success Of
IN arms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

70 change into a paid de-
p companies of New York
Senate and is now before Z
. of the Legislature oI
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Louisville, April l-Midnight

ln the municipal election four candi-
dates for Mayor were in the field. Philip
Tonpher., Democrat, is elected Mayor BY
l,0VO and about 100 of majority over
all ompetitors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

|troupt has been brevet-
the instance Of General
conduct du ring the late
omac.
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New York. April

New York. April 1.
Gold unusually devoid Of speculative
interestl he news Of an engagements be
tween Grant and Lee produced little effec
on the price. The quotations were from
Isl at the opening to Isl
The Commercials Washingtou specia
says shS-Ain storm hse delayed the nd
vance of the army. Dinwiddie G. H
was occupied on Thursdsy, and our liu,
extended to the Boydtown plank road
Our right sow rests upon Hstober's Rsn
the point formerly occupied BY our left
thus gaining an important advanced po
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

Enterprises were closed in
|olice, on Monday, aud ali
rned in the business ar
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portion of Port au Prince,
Hayti. was destroyed b..
of February. Contribu-
made for the relief Of the
= York and other Eastern
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

William Whiting has re-
position as Solicitor of the
ment.
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he Gate City.
Three Days.

he Gate City.
Three Days.
Dauphin Island, Ala,
21st regiments Iowa
subscribing for the or.
s3.
Mobile Point, the 23d
!, $4,000.
Barrancss, Florida, tbs
ments, Sl3,46 Nine
dresses, six regiments,
P. p. INGALLS,.
ida, March s, 1865.
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He telgraphsd again - follows:
Our troops, atlef hang driven back "a
the Bnydto~n plank road, rallied and
drove the enemy in turn, and took the
White Oak rosd, which We nov have.
This sives - the ground occupied by
the enemy this norning.
/ will sead you the rebel flags captured
By onr troops in driving the enemy back.
There have been four flags captured to-
day.
Judging By the two points from which
Gen. Gfant telegraphs, l inter that he
moved his heedqnsrters about one mile
since b sent the first dispatch.
A. LINCOLN.
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Washington, April l.
To Major General Dix:
The following telegram ia relation tc
military matters now going on At the
front was received this morning. Moth.
ing later has reached this department.
(Signed) E. II. STANTON,
n Secretary Of War.
City Point, March 1850 r. \.
To Hon. E. M. Stanton:
A. 1890 p. m. to-day Gen. Grant tele.
graphed me a. follows:
There has been much hard fighting this
morning. The enemy drove our left
from near Dabney's House back well to.
wards the Boydtown plank road. We are
now about to take the offensive at that
point, and l hope will more than recover
the lost ground.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

The rebels bad getrestAd . tbAis spain
line Of works, before ths Soatkstds fsil-
|s.d /. snd s. vsfs sv'dsnely swsiisi1g = ~
b |Es "A - ssapt elpss fussa M
=. 80 = !! -. - -! 80 s,I
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Very Latest from Graut-Great vie+orv
Washington. Apr,l 2.

dvices from Gen. Grant at $50 to-
night says our captures are not less than
IL, 2,00O men and so pieces of artillerv
They are investing the works Immediate
ly around Petersburg and everything
looks remarkably well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

Montgomery Blair, late Post.
ral, has resumed the practice
Washington City.
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GENERAL HosPrrAL, I
IA, March 81, '65. s
pelaploin /:
The honor herewith to
Iowa sick transferred
eral Hospital, David's
harbor, on the 3oth
y respectfully.
J. O. ToDD. :,
"a Military AGENT. r
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A O r A ~ ID NJ A TIN f. L
win take place Saturday the sth instant at three
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
DECEMBER.

will purchase any of the necessaries
Of life, which the farmer has to sell.
1t is true that the cost of producing
has been increased. 1t is true also,
that articles which the farmer has to
buy have gone up in price, but not to
the same extent.
Again the farmer has the advan-
tage in the fact that his land is thus
lar free from war tax, and he is al
lowed all his expenses of producing
8 crop, before any tax is charged upon
his income. The manufacturer is
taxed on every article he makes and
then taxed upon his income. Others
are taxed upon their receipts. Every
expedient has been devised to tax
articles of luxury, or raise revenue
from other sources than the farming
interest. We think this right. The
agricultural resources of the country
should be fostered and increased,
upon them the life of the nation de-
pends, and every advantage should
be given them for future develop
mcnt. We only speak of their being
SO highly favored, by way of show
ing how unjustly many farmers com
plain of high taxes, and the ruinous
policy of the Government. When
in TACT it shows especial favor to that
class, that so often find fault with it,
and under which. they, as a class are
every day becoming more prosperous
and happy. A little reflection will
convince our farmers that now at
least they are on the top wave of sue
cess and of all branches of industry
have every element of success within
their grasp.
Prepare then for the campaign of
1865. Spring with all its attendant
labors will soon be at hand. Marshal
your forces for the field. Plough
deep, plant good seed in the proper
season, cultivate well, and trust the
rest to Providence. Dismiss all fears
about the Afety of you Government.
You have elected your rulers, who
will execute faithfully the trust I'M
posed on them. Educate your chill
dren, and subscribe for the journal.
and while copperheads hiss, and
eroakers predict terrible calamities,
you will find your bark sailing
smoothly down the stream of time,
free from care. and enjoying life as
the creator designed all honest men
should. ,zrI'TE1
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farnlers 9epartnlellt.
EARLY POTATOES

"a h64 vi "A 1OLC
Ifthe month of February should
prove pleasant, and the ground he.
come sufficiently dry to plough. plan,
potatoes for early use. II only for
your own table. q small piece of
ground will suffice. II for Market
plant largely. They command a
higher price than late potatoes. Ma
turing eariy, they leave the ground
in good condition for cabbage, late,
corn or turnips, giving you the ad.
vantage of two crops. ae
Lastseason, we planted three bush
els on the 18th day Of February
After making furrow, the potatoes
were dropped as usual and covered
with q light coat of long straw ma
nure. Then furrow was ploughed
throwing the earth on the manure.
Then two furrows and the third plan
ted again. The potatoes were fit for
market in the latter end of June, and
sold at $500 per bushel. We offer
these suggestions for the benefit OF
those Who may choose to follow the
system. Remember that the high
prices Of vegetables are likely to con-
tinre this year, and be is acting wise.
ly, who will commence in season.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-26
Land for Sale.

THE subscribers offer for sale, Section No.
10. in Township No. S. (Green TovnshiP,)
of Range No. Is, in Gallia county, Ohio; said
tract is situated on Raccoo Greek, a short
distance above Harrington's Mill, and about
six miles from Gsllipolis. The subscriber
will sell the whole, or parcels to suit pur-
chasers Terms of sale made known on sP-
plication. L. PERRY.
Gallipolis, March 3, 1864.
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Undertaking {

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Given particular attention. We are prepared
to eclipse all other establishments in the
place. Our hearse is unequalled, and our
Terra Gotta Caskets, Burial Cases, and Metal.
lie Burial Cases Of tn, Sery best manufacture
Having prepared ourselves for embalming
the dead, bodies can be preserved by our
process, in these cases. without any percept
lille change. Ample time, therefore, is given
relatives to again behold the features of their
departed friends. What is claimed by our
facilities, is the preservation of the body from
decay so long as may be needful to meet the
necessities occasioned by the event of death
from home, or to satisfy the longings of alb
sent friends. This ordinarily. is all that even
affection can desire. but much nore is claimed.
Bodies, in many instG nces, are preserved for
years. Our facilities project from intrusion,
fran intermingling with the earth, from
water aod from yermin, and therefore, may,
at anytime. be removed from one Gurial place
to another, no smell escaping to render it un-
pleasant to friends.
An assortment of Cherry and Walnut Coz
fms always on hands. Persons coming from
the country for eoffins. Can always have them
upon short notice. Fine hearses and quiet
horses ALWAYS ready for attending funerals.
JAS. s. A. & r. SKEES
Gallipolis. o.. Feb. 4. 1854. t...r.. .
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FOR SALE.

MINE tracts of had lying IN Mason town
~ ship: Lawresee county, O., one COZ
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FOR SALE.

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Also II acres Of fine timber land in the
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ton. THOS. MONTGOMERY.
Sept. 90. 1864.