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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-13
He Captures 8 Guns and
1900 Prisoners.
|MoBILETo BE ATTACKED
sHERMANs LETTER TO WADE
HAMPTON.
Washington, March IL.

Bragg Defeats the Unien Forces Ut
kingston.
Washington March IL.
The Richmond Dispatch Of Friday,
contains the following dispatch from Gen.
Lee. giving the particular Of . battle
near Kingston, N. c.. betw cen Bragg and
he Union forces, which moved from New.
bern TO Sherman in the DIRECTION Of Colds
bore:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-13

E0R SALE-A two story brick dwell
l. irg wi rooms estern. cellar, ornamental trees
aud fall ics situated the 9Th and
lin streets, In good nee hborhood Title tood no
sale. Price, 81 80 Enquire of ii. II. TkS-EYCS.
fpHeS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-13

EOR SALE-A Frame Cottage DWELL
l. ing with seven rooms cist.rn rood CELLAR ard
fine growth Of fruit tre<s with full lot and aIIf good
order. situated near business, Exchange frsef
tween 9Th and It'll streets Title good Prize, s2nto
Enquire of Ii. B. TES-kYCK. 81
.ehe3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-13
TOR SALE-A Cottage Franc DWELL

TOR SALE-2U by 140 feet adjoining
I the Leighton House, enc brink wall Ave stories
hifh Iohuson street. between Cd 4th streets
Price sleeo. Enquire Of III. u. TEN-EYCE.
mch3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-13

thronometers, Duplex, English. Silver and America
! Watches repaired and adjusted in the yery
best style imaginable.
~ Clocks and Jeseelr, Repaired. -
con. mann AND SIN sTREErs.
ju,y,aA KEnKIrK IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-13
[.OR sALE-A two story double brick

II y - TT @~@1 ~ y . tfNI %Uubft UIfCh
DwelirE. with six rooms and attic zach side,
with cellar under the whole hui ding csierns and
something t<o fall lots .ust-d the corner II
18th ahd Bank streets, The whole will be sold great
bargain Price, " 900, and The most Of Il time
mca& IL b. TRs-ETcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-13

EOR SALE-A one story frame dwell.
l. ing with rooms cellar. cistern and full nt. we'll
fenced situated the Of Tth and Bank
enient to business Title good. Price 81 orc En-
quire OF [mchll H. H. TES-EYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-13

or rooms cistern cellar lot 60 ~ 100 feet stu-
ated the Of ID and Exchange streets. good
chance for stssmiort man, no place mar
the river. Title good sale. Price 81 500 Enq-irs
of lfeb.sl TtN-EYCk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03

The VIEW RING GAINING SrSENGrH.-Bcn.
Wood declares that since the new ring has pso-
cured money, as we exphined yesterday, he'
has secured the support Of Tammany Hall 1;
that the so-called "only regular democntic
organization" has sold out its candidates and
joined the new ring that the Tammany leaders
are corrupt enough to put up candidates on
purpose to beat them, and that he has the
whole game in his own hands. If this be true
there is an end Of Tammany Hall; somo other
organization will be recognized hy the next
State convention; Ben and Fernando Wood
viii supplant Cornell and Sweeny on the State
Central Committee Mozart will rule the roast
and elect It's own Mayor, anu the "Old Wig
wan" will be occupied by another tribe Of
Indians. Whether II is true dr not the election
next week will determine The last election
showed decided democratic majority IN this
city, and il the Tammany candidates are beaten
now IL will be for The reason that they are
sold out by the Tammany leaders. The whole
question is 10 a nutshell. Is Tammany or Mo
Fart the regular democratic organization, and
has Tsmmauy been bought up by Ben Wood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03

TIE BREAD AND FUN QUESTION Or WssT.-
The St. Paul (Minnesota) Pioneer says that
.the fuel question y not tho only one that needs
agitation" in that quarter; but That "the pres
ent iHsrdinate price Of -four demands some At
tentiou," and that there is no Justice or reason
in aour being held at % and So rs per barrel
when wheat is ninety and ninety.fve cents a
bushel and viii soon be lowcr.n But If this
St. Paul consumer grumbles at paying ss for q
barrel Of aour let him keep away from New
York, If be would not be utterly miserable. :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03

ST. LOUIS, NOV. y, 800.
The adjourned Of tho Missouri Legislature con.
yened At Jefferson City to-day. Nu quorum being present
In The Senate, that body adjourned until 10 morrow
The House organized, With obl Jameson, H Speaker
in the chair but adjourned without transact'ue
any business tia. 8#ff@ ts .rH .f
waiter s. IoveIsce the regular speaker Of the Hcse,
having been appointed Judge Of the Supreme Court,
vacancy exists IN The spcakershp bu, s not decided
Va, whether the House VII elect Speaker Or allow
Col Jameson 20 preside daring Tue session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03

III A Coon BEoNNrNaSz The Richmond, Enquirer,
which, for ffty years had been the propagan-
dist Of athe resolutions of 1908 and 1r99," State
sovereignty, and ell that sort Of revolutionary.
claptrap, and which went down in. the flames
of Richmond on the final retreat OF General
Lee, has been revived. aud on q larger shoot
than 1t ever befare printed In their first lead
ing article the editors recognize the significance
Of their oath OF allegiance They recognize
the fact that "the question Of supremacy be-
tween the Safe and federal governments has
boon decided. by the arbitramsnt of war;" and
they say that "now we acknowledge allegiance,
first, to the Union; before, we held obedience
to be due first to the State" This is good
beginning, and II all the other Southern leaders
and orgens OF. the fire-eating school start from
the same point we shall have no more expert
ments Of State notification or secession, and
no more parties or cliqres founded upon those
absurd but disastrous heresies.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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any Of our city carriers who overcharge for the HERALD
Country subscribers to the NEw York HERALD are re.
quesed to remit their subscriptions whenever practi-
cable, by Post Office Orders It is the safes. mode of
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be sent to the ONCE before nine
O'Clock In the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03

aA t..At4 CAIRO, Nov. ., 1885,
Ono thousand and seventy Ave bales OF cotton passed
here to-day for st. Louis six hundred and seventy-a
bales for Cincinnati hundred and ninety bales for
Evansville. and two hundred bales Cor Caro-
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Personal InselAscsnes,

A party, consisting OF y. j. Crsmcr bro<hern.Iaw "
General Grant, his vito, Mss r Grant sister OF 90
General ADD Mrs. nc. Freeman, of Cine nnati lave
been spending several days II tho Iygienic InstMt
Nos IL md Is Laght street They Mt for Washington
Thursday evening Before leaving they received tho
following tclcgralu,- @8 {. N
| shall not be IN New York this week when vsA you
be in Washington Z. s GRANT, Lieutenant GeocraL
TIVE rebel General J. n Kershsw who ngurccis ex.ers
siyey In the Shenandoah valley when Sheridan seas
HarIy ''whirling MP the valley" nsss bis appearance IN
the South Carolina senate on the 18th utiup. and
ceived eight for President pro ten General Wu-
Ham r. Martin d the sane service. was cpcted Gxk
OF the Senate position which he held Tor many yaars
before the war aud in which he appears - enjoy ahte
interest Generals Wade Hampton NJ s Batter and
John Bratton who also IN the rebel army 1e also
members Of the South Carolina senate
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been rcceiveN from young Powes family since the time
Of his arrest II Is BRIEF bat shows the fathers grief
the crime md terrible fate Of the SON
The stock marka was unsettled yesterday morning
but closed firm lid was stronger and closed at i4ot
DuIlness the ,sus feature In business places yes
terday. but the advance IN gold occssioned more firm
ness, and general tStng higher prices asked
Wednesdays prices were willingly paid, but buyers de-
INJURED to the advance deusnded Groceries were duh
and nearly nominal CottoDw was frmer Petroleum
quiet On Change -four was nrmer closing higher
Grain without important change Pork was dull and
lower Beef was steady Lard YEAS dull but unchanged
Whiskey firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03

TIE Russo-AMERIcAN TELEGRAPH.--The re-
port Of Colonel Buckley concerning his explo-
rations for telegraphic cable between Asia
and America gives every promise Of the early
success Of that enterprise. He found the bot
tom Of Bchrng Strait admirably suited to re-
ceive cable. The temperature even at that
high latitude is said not 10 be upfavorable to-
the enterprise. The Indians on the coasts Of
both continents were friendly TO the ex-
plorers, and will probably facilitate con-
siderably the labors Of the operators. We ac-
ccpt the assurance Of Colonel Buckley that
athe telegraph can and will be built" Active
preparations are now being made in England
for the construction Of a new Atlantic cables 80
that the undertaking abandoned by the Great
Eastern few months ago may be resumed N
the spring. We DO not despair, therefore, Of
seeing both the Russo-American and the great
! Atlantic cables laid about the same time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03

PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND Our CoPPERHEAn
JouRHAIs.-The Hon. Ben Wood, Of the Duly
Nesos, and Monsieur Mantilini and the shent-
paarshent managers Of the World, profess to be-,
pas ssodlencs, the organs, guides and COUNSEL
Ions Of President johnson and his. policy. But
they do net come up to the mark. They lhye
nat word to say upon thoss important fea-
tunes of President Johnson's. restoration plat
farm, the repudiatisa by the States concerned
If their rebel debts and doings, and the rati-
fnation of the constitutional amendment Upon
these points President Johnson is positive and
decisive. Hes has ofacially notified the States
directly Interested that the casting overheard
a. null and void of all the acts and debts Of the
rebellion and the legislative ratification Of the
great constitutional amendment abolishing and
prohibiting slavery are essential to Southern
restoration And yet tie Ne,es and the World,
upon these subjects, aresdnmb, as oysters, This
may be the copperhead fashion Of supporting
Andy Johnson, but IL is not.a fashioa which
win commend itself to, public confidence, the
President, or to tina honest New York de
mocraey.
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and the new ring? We shall see on next
"Wednesday morning, when tls returns come in.
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION.

Receipts or Sales or the New York Daily
Newspapers.
OFFICIAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
r,wucrc;aII Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CoT1oS MARKgr-Dec "a y. m.-Ibe saies OF
Cotton 4 two tlys reach 2Do0 bale, Including VV osr- 70
sp,cul oIs aad po.le Tie market hIln al uheh-oseu
quotations. IL IL,
LytLrooL RIA DsIuFPs MARKET Dee re 'enln.-t 20
Rreadsfhls ulirk-' 10 senef.ly quiet sn1 nIm NO
Corn msr.et h., been he uco tie sailing Of the hh iyf
nalfr Arssr. kclsIdson SPENCE TO- frpor th- ofe'u
.ns market generally h BIZ; without any iran OF
IL portance " eons@q ence OF The ceFlrasion OF M
ors /, inactive LAID dull o5 old ,.new l. scarce Tauos
steady. But!er-Sock scarce thee"e Mn ~ III s"'' "
H. ,,,, .s,
LIVERPOOL PnoDucs MARx.r.-Srgr quiet and ''esdy,
Coffee ,,-Ai; Rice quiet but Ashes hrnu al ~ J~
81 for both Pot. and Pearls Inseed OH steady kosin M
active Sps Turp-niine quiet et bVi dbi Ieuoean Vim ,
Ina. n 49, owing HodAys T.iow steady spul' Aupen'
Lospos bee a9-consols s9i ASA for money. :,
AnFRlcAy SToCzs-Iliinois Central Railroad oldoI as
count. -, 4. ooo
bale. nciudnz u @ bales 20 specaaors and 100 bsrs 20
exporters. he market opened with an upward i"noecy'
and g ed ea.ier wi partial tdvAnee a. Id IN American
ms are: Orleans far 29tj Mildng "a Mnhie
Fair 2,}i; Middins 'Si.i UDhnds Fair 2'sd mddius'
26.d 49,, -, a.. ,cs ooo
te. b,u, ms bas IN Of estimate The siock 81
American ia $500 bales being 1900 b-cs above ths e"ti'
Tn. sale, Of Cotton to-day tFrdsy 1000 bales. the
msrb-t closing dul decline Of DID, ID, owing to the
erc-s~ IN stock.
| RrgGpsTuyTs-Th. market Il oue' and steady.
PHoysoss-rhe quiet Lard has all upward ten
denny. .,-..,
Loapo- Dec. 3O-Consols close rs efa6i} for MONEY
Tho b,icn the Hsns Of England has cecfrAsrd Hh
ksgsc.S ssCuptriss Iunol. Centr. Railroad, ta3Ii
discount, Eric Railroad. J70sa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12

BOARD OF Observation-Disclosures rOn
1868 The Board convened at O'Clock p. m on "'c
nesday for organization.
On motion Of Mr.. Fairchild, Mr. james W. fAs
served rs President pro-. Upon ballot bong take.
for permanent President. James n. Mclean, ESQ.,
WE, unanimously reelected President for lsG5. MA
No Lean upon being conducted 70 TIE CHAIR, oriehy
returned his thanks de Board for the hsh henoS
they mad conferred apon DID iOr selecting hl xs tns1
ofesiQipg officer for he CiFIeDt year AP. Ibome9
Boese was reelected Clerk u. ne Board by unanino0e
vote and his deputy, NJ MyrOn Finch was also RI
elected Tie go5d lien pl cceded TO the seio1tion
Inspectors for Common Schools with the fouovAa0
result. NJ
Second Diltnct-Jesse q. keyz aud Robert tsir:
Tbnd pi.irie-Oeofr- h. M,rkbe snd Alfred Moora
Fourth Dis,rict-Edwsrd Nj IeTey and bernard "sss"
Finn DsIic-J. Crosy Brown and hooeIt EbneyeA
| Sixth Di.tnct-Adoiphus {. kan ard psvia w zen
Seventh Dsrctteury CiaEssH, Jr aud J9nn - HssyA
IRE Board made selection from the iLsPsof1eY
from each district, ~ serve - ~
term FOR which they were elected, rs follows.
F,t Dsi,i-Ueo se Durocbe.
| Second Ds;rc,-Je,se q. Keys.
Third Uiirct-Geofge aerslee.
| Fourth Dis -sr-BrusrdP =. " O0da
Firth Dsric,-Rob.rt tnn-yer.
| SlIth DlstIlc'--Dayid w. Allen.
Seventh DstT.ct-Henry lleiiscn, ".
| On motion. tie Board selected the foDoWhs esn~
men fr,,tn III. list above to serve follows:
Fi,, Df.,rct-Juhn Otgtrson, for two years
| second fi,r.t--Robert air for two years
| Third Disir-- Alfred Moore, for two years
Fourh District dwsrd NJ. ferley, for iwo yes'A
Fifth Dis.nct-J. Crosby brown, for two yess
si.th D.s,ic,-Ado.ph0s G. Ran, Tor two years
Seventh Di.inc,--John Z. 1iriy'n
resolution was presented 10 increase tne enshS
oil the CLERKS Of the Board twenty nye per eenL Ano
some discussion IL was adopted.
A small amount Of general routine business haviho
been transacted. the Boars adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
Great Britain.
PORTLAND. Wednesday, Jai

The news from America OF the success oil
Gems Sherman and Thomas caused much qualification
among TO friends Of ihe North ana the CohieusIh.
loan declined three per cent while there was slight
iuproy CIncHt IN Federal securities
Tie item Of news however. which claimed most at.
ten;on che order OF Gen. Dix to pursue febe
rand IN INTO CaGadaf necc ssnry
The London Times remarks that u the American GOV
ernmcnt l. idyi,ed as 10 send ts troops across the
Cauadian frontier very serions MISUNDERSTANDING DC
tween tho two countries may be the con'eqatnce.
The London Da.lr MRS hopes Tat ih' order OF zen.
Dix g. pursue the raiders across The Canadian IohI
viii be disavowed by the superior civil authorizes ot
| the Washington Government. Ii says; The plea
which cord eonn warrant such corre, the refusal oi
tue Canadian authorities to administer justice and OBJ
tue duties OF eihes, has happily no i0unhasoh Ia
ne london Star condemns the has,y action OF Gen;
Dix ard tic uncaed for resolutions wich were passed
IN tho loose II Representatives N reference to CAnhha
tending 10 c0Dphcate position already subieeht!
NE Yoraor MoruinS Pou thinks that the prompt
tuae uiihp Canadian tiuvern1ent ~ ordering I've fc
arrest Of the ders l. tu'slanth Testimony 70 ~, own
good fath and VIII nave a roassUTins eject IN ash
/ ibgion and Eew.iOrA.
The New-Yurk correspondent 81 TIC 1fn1 points oui
n at tIc Federal Government gave notice 10 october Z"
iis intention 10 increase It's Armament on the lakes and
II will therefore b" able hong before the opening Of
navigation in the 81 Lawrence 20 nave az MANY Wai
shils on the lakes buJ, construct or transport
In he Interim anl that the British Government. unless
it should have material for building ships and amins
and equippng them on the Canadian shores. WI hhu
| Itself about the 18Th Of Apri. with only ono Nessc
upon each lake 10 oppose ~. Federal war yesscia
LosDoS MoNEr MARSET. - nnds on the 18th we're
I'm. Conso,s were again frnctiuuHlly higher. Their
Was fun discount demand nj TIE BGak ~ q per cent
In optn mafke. there were exceptional transactions 81
5. per cent but the supply not ahunasnt ouspth
son was announced IT ,ar,e sugar refining louscs IL
Glasgow, via; Jola Raid. j.. Co.. Baird riier
son ard Baird '.snn & Co, fOT about 4tO 100 sse-
Sauelhwaitts Circular says; In consequence OF th'
holdrr sessan very few transactions took plrce u
American sccurte until the 20th, when ON the roeiy
OF news Of Important fcoerJ victories an active de
mAld sprnng Gp FOR - bonds. watch sspldiy rise L
ga closing II iil IAnlis AMI Erie show An advance
of one dollar per ,hGIe on ;te week
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The Edinburg's News.

The following is q summary OF tbs Edinburg'
news
I'll. Daily Ytrf publishes letter nom Prof Goodwin
Smith s,s6rtirg bis conviction that the sinking Of The
FLORIDA was entirely accidental lie defends the Ian
ggRgr Of tho American press on the subject and hha
nrears that he ten America r6surcd of the loyalty o
tie people TO their Institutions. Convinced ~ tIen
power and dctern lnntou 90 achieve III" RgHurc LhdeT
tskiog and hopeful of their destnes ~ A unton.
Thf Tr<s pth..eles "A letter from Lord Wharnclife IN
suonse 10 Mr. Sew ards rcfsa 10 allow tic LiycTpo
Bazaar fund 10 be distributed o. Southern prisoner,
WbsTnch1e quotes Northern papers TO dmpro'e MI.
Stewards statement thht the prisoners were not sunrI
iug unusual privaons. lie denies that the funds were
mainly contributed by those trading with the Soutt,
Saving the movement WIS almost entirely carried out
ty Southern ladies in England hrd that the refusal viii
not practically effect the distribution Of tho fund. The
letter Of MIR Adams, communicating briefly Nr Sew
ards refusal published. 10 Il Mr.. Adams expresses
regret that Re mas 20 close tie correspondence.
Ths Times has an editorial complimentary to Messrs
Wbnrncfe and Adams and by inference, the reverse
10 Mr. Seward.
The Daily Mr., iustihos Mr.. Stewards course. and
shows that WAaruClo deserved rebukc.
la France points 10 Gen. Fremont ~ tho lato hr.
Day tons succe,sur.
The Russian ambassador had returned 20 Romo.
CALCUTTA Dec. 6.-EIchangc. p. ID bhirtngs I'm.
proving.
BOMBAY. Dec. s.-EIcbange. 2s. I'D. Cotton sdvanc-
Ing.
changed.
SHANGHAI. Nov. @.--Tea dull SILK advancing. Fr
change, 10. Sd.
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limited States, ss was occasion by Commodore
Wilkes and the vote Of the Hou Of REPRESENTATIVES, in

United States, ss was occasion q BY Commodore
Wilkes and the vote oil 'ns h'" Of Representatives In
the front affair.
CoSsTASTrioPiE' Dec. GA stringent press law has
been promulgated. ne Porte has granted is coneeS
sion 10 the scDsu sion of railway from jana 10 JeIu
ssbuH
BERLIN. Dec eo.--PrrSe dispatches from Petersburg
state tna prinea GUrtschs koh seriously eouten'paes
retiring from Office. Baron Bndberg Is mentioned a.
his suceg.or 1t is said that Mr. Wainew, Minister OIL
the interior will have the French Dlsson and DO sue
oeeJed by Gen Muffin. and that Admiral krabie MID
lister Of Marine viii resign. and DO succeeded ny Aa
mra Gassnaph ,,,oa
CALCUTTA. Dec. l3.-Shirtinso arc shining piece
FoBBaY, Dee H.-Import prices are nrn; win q
,snd,n cy TO advance. Exchange on England nn'
| slightly advant ed. .,. 90
| Lohpoy, Dec. 30-The English journals continue 70
! comment upon the Can,dien didieuliy "hich mas mas
caused a slight depression In Canadian fands ne
repers generally dsooubeBance the idea o. the Engih
GovernInent being driven into unfriendiy reations
with the United States. >.
TI, Tiue, shows that he Rebels could desire nothng
beltor for their cause than such result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
Relief Of the CiIizens Of Savannah.

We are requested to publish the following
correspondence,
Ngw-YoRK AVID WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP Co,
No 254 BROADWAY, NEW. YoRK, Jan. !. 1865.
r. IT, McCURDY. esq. CaGiylHGH, COmmsitH JoT Rs'is'
Of Ci,ii,Hs Of SdraHHdh'
DEAR SlR, At meeting 0. the Board OF Directors OF
this Company held this day the following resolutions
ware unanimously adopted.
P,.oir,S That we cTer one Of the steamship. OF oar
line Tee Of charge TO the Committee OF the Chamber
Of Commerce ioehrry The proceeds o, tho eSaIfOu
oge citizens Of New ork TO the citizens OF Sayaash
Resolr,d That the steamship Rebecca Clyde OWING
10 her drg OF and capacity ID best adapted Ior
BY order Of the Board. J., T. MERRILL, Secretary.
NEW. YORK, Jan. II, 1865.
L. T. MERRILL, ,.q. Secretary Ner York and Harrington
s s. Co.
DEAR SIR: Your letter Of the 7th inst, generously
rendering tie Rebecoa Clyde, one Of the steamships OF
your company, 10 the Committee Of the Chamber OF
Commerce to carry the proceeds Of the contributions OF
tie citizens Of NexYork 70 the citizens OF Sayannao
was dnly received and laid before that Committee and
sm charged by them TO signify 10 you poln tneir
acceptance OF your noble offer. aud their appreciation
u Ire spirit In which was rendered. an. respect
l. II. McCURpr Chairman.
NTw.YoRK, Jan. TO- 1855.
TO Relief Com,ia" .rpOinted BY The Caam8r u COM
nTcs; ..
GEs1LExEs. The undersigned most respectfully Of
fer their services gratis coopers 20 put in shipping
order all casks cases. &C. OF provisions which may be
To the transport ebeoca Clyde for the sufferers Oh
Savannah. Yours, truly,
NJ n 4 W. J. DUANE,
Nos - and 81 Old slip.
JOIN AUSTIN STEVENS IT,, Secretary Chamber Of
Commerce. . 49,,
NEw.YoRK, Jan. II, 1868
GENTLEMEN: Your note Of yesterdays date, generous
y rendering your services packers to put in shipping
order any packages destined for the relief OF the suffer
ers Of Savannah has been received and your offer has
been accepted by the Committed.
The Kebecca Clyde Is at Pier No. -. East River
Waust.
You viii he good enough 10 cali for instructions upon
Mr.. Archibald Baxter. No. 50 Exchange Place, Chair
man Of the Committee. Very respectfully your opcd
ent servant JOIN A SIN STEVENS, JR.,
Secretary Of Committee