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MlsIDanagement of the state
Treasury-RePOFt Of the I'm
vestigatlOn COmInittee-Uow
the Republican Treasurer, ,NIr.
Dorsey. HandIes the Public
Funds.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HNHE undersigned were on the seventh day OF Aug
l. ust, 1865, appointed aud qualified as Executors
toe Estate Of Chrsuant stookun, late Of MongomeT,
county, Ohio. deceased.
GEORGE VoNDERHIDE,
j. g, MILLER,
WILLIAM FR1CKE,
q. A.fFRlTZE.
aug 10 3tw
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M Railroans.
Monday Morning, MAY 8,
M. THE
A I'll A N TIC
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
IL ~ III
WILL commence Running one Througl Tain be-
tween Cincinnati and the .....
EASTERN CITIES,
Passing through the celebrated
OIL Regions OF Pennsylvania.
Leave Dayton at 1920 m. Arrive BOO am.
Cation A commodaton Leave Dayton at 1905 a. m.
Arrive at 4.O5 p. m.
The Engines, Oars, and other equipments OF this
Line, entirely new, OF th most modern, Bubstan
usl ami approved descr ptiouH, unequaled by any
Railway onths Continent.
t THROUGH TICKETS tia this new and important
RoutA, can be procured at the Depot OF the O. H. 4
y. Railway and at all the principal Ticket Offices In
the country.
Baggage checked through.
d. McLAREN, Gen'l Superintendent.
EFF. FULLER, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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Dayton, Xenla and Columbus Railroad.
GA NJ NJ
CHANGE or TIME.
CHANGE or TIME.

IHANUH OF TIME.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trains from Dayton 10 all Eastern Cities.
VNuREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavm Dayton
l for the East as follows: Mail, 1895 A NJ. Co.
lumhus Accommod ton, lI:06 A. NJ. Night Express,
$40 r. M.
ARRIVING AT DAYTON.-Night Express, $50 p.
NJ, Columbus Accommodation, $40 A. M. Dayton
Express, 6;i4 A. NJ
Trains run by Columbus time, which Ii seven mi n
utes faster than Dayton time,
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent.
E, W. WOODWARD, Supt,
MAJ Cincinnati, OHIO.
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A large importing House closing business aders
6AR hne assortment OF cheap God, silver and Com
poslnol cassd W9tqhes SILVER hun.ing Lepioes, o
pure com silNerll Very pretty ume pieces, md
warranted 10 run sna Keep GOOD Tune price as
per case o, six, s7b; Silver 6unung Levers. tull en-,
graVed, both Oy hand and engine turning The move
msWt rs warranted, iuil jswelleu and Accura o.
Price Ss3 per cHss o. siI, sIz6 t.I|
- ~ orders receive trompt attention.
Add,assi " l.. DANIELS q Co
No. IL Bible House, New York
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ToRA.CCo

For 4 numbar Of yearss &E. Sternberger have
been engaged IN tho purchase Of LEAF TOBACCO
In the Great Miami Valley and they will continue "a
purchase the article al the highest market price Grow
invited 10 call AZ their ng House, No 906
Third street. between the PostOice and the First Ma.
hons BanS they offer great lndHeesnts 20 sellers
R2Idaw3m STRRkBERGER a co.
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VIM. Henry Smith, Seey Of State.
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1865 1863
FRESH GROCERIES I!

EVERr family desires good fresh Grocenes. a,
~ We would remind all persons interested TO civ
us call ~
Q "A N N II d f r. u IT s
Western Peaches, Plums, stfawberries, Ounce,
Tomatoes, Blackberries, and Cherries then y, INV,
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| Extract from the Report OF the Committee, made
| TO Governor Trough, in June lAstl ,----
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16
Grants New Position.
WsshiDgton, Feb. Is.
The Pstsrsburg EXPIRES, of Saturday,


The Pstsrsburg Express, of Saturday,
says:
Grant has thoroughly fortified his po-
sition in the rear. He 10 now nearly q
strong in that quarter rs he is in front.
This is done in order to prevent raids sim
liar to Col. Wade Hamptons celebrated
cattle expedition. Every road is strongly
bsrricaded, ard heavy lines Of works ex-
tend in every direction.
The Yankees have recently extended
their picket lines from near. Reama' sta.
ton two miles further toward Monk
Neck bridge. This Was done in connec.
tion with their late movement toward
Hatch's run.
A rumor reached tho city yesterday
p. M. that barges with rsinforoementa
for Grant had entered the james river.-
II there were any transports it is question.
able whether they really bad any troops
aboard. - il Z more than probabls that
Gen. Grant regards il expsdient 70 send
rsinforcements to Sherman faah1r thar
request more men in the trenches ii fs0al
Of Psssssbarg or Chapin's faru. .Th,
trapsport6, e NOT imaginary, which q %
inpfobsbIs ny be intsadsd fof this pur'
|ssA 1Ascs lss i Naxa.e, 1ari1a. 4
Isesuysa the Ccagt HpDsA 1naoannaS 80
Isuey ey'ssesss asl lIiaksS HsSsI. fh,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16
The Oraft-rort Fisher 8xplesion-
Washington, Feb. IA.

VAuksvHs E0u. Al.
Lucien Curtis has been appointed col
lector Of internal revenue for San Fran cis-
co, vice Patrick resigned.
I has been incorrectly understood that
ths draft vas % take pace to-day. The
Presidents proclamation said that If The
quotas are not filed by the 18th then
there would be c1sft
On Monday the Provost Marshal Gen.
eral issaed orders that ip localities where
the quotas were not filled BY the 18th
preparations would be made for draft. -
When ready for the draft it will take place
1t once. II the meantime recruiting, can
20 on. This has been the usual proceed.
|iug. r. ga
The board 81 officers to investigate the
cause of the magazine explosion ct Fort
Fisher report that II was tho result OF
carelessnessson the part Of some one IN.
knows. Il tappears that inmediassly af-
ter the capture Gen. Amos gave orders to
1t. Col. Lsech to place guards on all the
nagssines and bomb proofs, Il Hee placed
guards on 81 entrances, bat the main
magsEine which was 10 the rear, and
which Vas the one that exploded, escaped
his notice. Soldiers. sailors and marines
we're running aboss with lights il the fort
and bomb-proofs and discharging ere
arn& 6ons n shsses men vsse 5een to
enter the main magasine with lights.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16
KEoKuK, Iowa, Feb. Is, 1865.

At q meeting Of the students connected
with the Medical Department. Of the Iowa
State University. the following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
10 remove con from the family Of Sur
geon NJ. K. Taylor, our beloved Professor
Of the Theory aud Praotice Of Medicine,
and
Whereas, II is impossible for % to at-
tend the obsequies IS body. becsuse Of
the early departure Of many Of our num-
ber, therefore be it
Resolved, That We tender to Surgeon
Taylor and family our sincere md hSaft-
falt sympathy in this their great ailistioa.
Resolved, That copy Of thess susdln.
Moss = forwarded 70 Surgeon TayJof, aod
Shal sopios b farsished ths 6ty j1esss
~ pubiios&ion. IL1. @. NAeoa,
dso. MocAsH, Hssy. Pssakasnk
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Letter from Little Rock...The Or
phan Asylum.


LITTLE Rock, Ark. Jan. 25, '65.
Messrs. HoaceU DC Delaplain:
At meeting Of the members Of the Sd
Iowa battery, to consider the claims Of the
Iowa State State Orphan Asylum, held
on the e5th of January, 1865, addresses
were made by Rev. P. P. Ingalls,, State
Agent for the Association, and Brigadier
General c. Bussey.
Lieut.. Orlo H. Lyon was appointed
Secretary. and the following preamble and
resolutions adopted:
WHEREAS, Many children are being
left fatherless in consequence of the rebel
lion, we feel that it devolves upon US, as
it does upon every patriotic American citi-
zen, TO assist in providing an independent
and honorable home for the Orphans; !;
therefore,
Resolved, That the Association known
% the Iowa State Orphan Asylum is one
worthy of the consideration of every friend
Of the soldier, and that in aiding it, . ser.
vice will be rendered TO the country and
State, the magnitude of which, future gen.
erations only can determine.
Resolved, That in using every effort 10
our power for the education and maiuten-
ance of the Orphans of our comrades who
have fallen in the great struggle for Ameri.
can Liberty, we but discharge high and
holy obligation in some degree commen
surate with the sacrifice that has made il
necessary.
Resolved, That the citizens of Iowa have
our heartfelt thanks for the exertions here.
tofore made in behalf of an enterprise re-
fscting SO much honor upon themselves
and setting an example of benevolencs and
Christianity to the. world.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolu.
tions be sent to Iowa papers for publica.
tion.
end Lieut.. II. H. WEAVER,
I" w. H. CLIFFORD, Com.
Private Il. P. GooDELL.
As an evidence OF the int crest felt in tn,
enterprise. VI will simply state that ont
hundred life memberships we're taken
They, with smaller subscriptions, made
grand total in the company of s3.O25!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16
Frsn 1teAnsaA 1aDs1s.
Washington, Feb. l6.

s4V3
The Richmond Wing Of the 18th lssrne
from Fredricksbarg that = large Yankee
cavalry force was moving towards that
town throsgh Stafford sounty.
The Charleston Courier Of the 9th says
= detachment Of Yankee troops had been
landed ut Little Brat.en and reconnoiter-
ed about Secret Port.
A few shells were thrown at Charles
ton - Saturday. 1ng apgI
A letter in the Mobile Register says
1000 Yankee cavalry have gone down the
Mississippi to New Orleans.
Excessive militesy prspasasions are 2
ing on & Baton Rouge.
The Pstsrsbarg Kxpress Of Saturday
~ BAsdbostns's . sstsl scosis he'd tap
ped the Ysakes telegraph near Cabin
Psiat. Afterwards thsy aetsshcA part,
ssat ost 70 repair ths li0s, Killing sisvs.
asgssnsqky - - apAnrhg - hor
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.~1 1ssa oaanssslsSt
New Haven, Co., b II:
The Usiaa Geas neeys s91ios ! usnblsd
:. Bressssr HaiI u fhE sisJ 9 ~ q Il
o'clock. T1l.I aaI
Hoa. wA. A Haskisgh hae,s Nor.
vich. was HAalsl for 6ogsghos, md
Robert Avsrilb r. snsnbury, fof 1ieS4sn.
ant Governos byI asslamasion. 1sI
x1A4Ba.
Alter ! lisds lisssasion = terske nede
Of bsllotisg, ths Couvsstion ndtniaaaed
tor ths tsaaiadss Of the tiokse thb follov-
Ing gsatlenea: ,as 1s
For 6ec'y u stats, j. Hamnod T,1n.
bull, Of HartScsd. Tg1/I
For TFsassfsr, Gabriel W. doyls, Of
For OosPtsollsr, Sensn W. cptler, Of
Watertown. Y sss s9
The tiekst i The saos = lest ysar.
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tte1 characterization AeeeQata :
w.shiagsoD, fsb. f51 :
,Ths lishnond Whig. 4 ~ ISL iass.,
costsins the following important inY3ili-

Go0oo: = e9sasss 90 a1sMs.. n
"Chsrlssson, 8. c., Feb. 10.
A sotcs 81 ne snssiy, bslisvsd 10 b
from, 1000 70 5000 strong, landed i
Qumhlll Jano Islaad. Il = o'6leck e
morning, asd drove in oar picksts. Som
skirmishieg teok plaos, b9t no gsseral On
gagsnsat snsusd. Stone river, about
milss southwest Of Charleston snd tA'
Ashley river. 1000 yards wide. interven
ing Is
d The enemy are making aetiye dsmoa
STATIONS at various points, but they m
believed 70 be teiats.
A force attacked our troops on the 81.
kAhatohie this morning, bat were easib
repulsed. The enemy Also advanced up.
on the Chsrisstou road, near the Blne
House, snd opened with artillery, bu,
made no impression on our lines.
Intelligence from the road so-day rspesf
the enemy CROSSED the Edisto Il Bssnai
er's bridge. The enemy are nov moving
on Edisto.
Il will be remembered that Friday, the
4th inst.. 6Aesnan erased the 0alkahat.
chic between Black Stone and Rivers
bridge, thereby completely out4ankihg
our forces and compelling them to fall
back to BranohvilIe.
We Aavs since learned that the Ysakees
forded the river through water waist deep
at Rivers bridge. A sharp engagement
toUk place, which lasted ssvsrul hoess,. ID
which Gen. Wheeler's cavalry inflicted
severe injury upon the enemy.
On the 9th . heavy column Of Yankee
infantry struok the South Carolina r. r.
It 0rshamsvills, about l8 milss wsst of
while Fitzpatrick with . cav.
llry force occupied Blsckville, on the
same road, about 9 miles 1 littie northwest
IF Grahamsville.
A portios Of Seruan's eolnmn, II was
reported yesterday. moved forward, cross
ing the South Edisto, Aanking Branch
ville on the vest. This force hes been
advanced to Ofangeburg on the Coluln.
bia and Branchville road. l8 miles of the
latter. place.
Orangeb1rg Is beautiful village Of
about 1000 inhabitants and has .besa
fsvorits retreat of refugees from Charles
lon, 1t vac largely engaged in the manu-
Fscture Of indigo before the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16

n &t&ANTXO y ~ NDAos
The military detsctivss Of the Unitet
States have succeeded in discovering 1nf
fsrreting ont the most immsnss enc
astounding frauds in the recruiting enl
bounty jumping busioess in New York
A number Of bounty brokers engaged il
these systematic villainies have been y
rested and made confession, and measure!
have been taken to put stop to the busi
ness in New York and other cities wher,
the same practices are prevalent.
Col. Baker and his detectives went Z
these bounty brokers and enlisted again
and again, and then availed themselves ol
their assistance to desert and re-enlist
again and thus became fully posted as Of
how the thing was done. The practice
was carried so far BY some of the regular
bounty jumpers in the employ of the
brokers, that one man had enlisted twen-
ty-seven times aud drawn twenty seven
bountiss, aud then did not 60 into the
service at last.
The bounty brokers made business of
multiplying enlistment papers by forgery,
aud having them verified BY Notsries in
their employ, and took contracts to gil the
quotas of the towns in the interior as well
as of the wards in New York and Brook
lyn at from Eve hundred to thousand
dollars per man. And ell the expense
they were at was to fill up these forged
papers of enlistment certifying that the
men were duly enlisted and received on
board ship or at such military stations Is
might be convenient. A number of these
brokers who commenced the business a
year or SO ago with no capital but vil-
hiny are now immensely weslthy, with
hundreds of thousands Of dollars in stocks
and real estate as profits of their nefarious
swindling. 1t is through such operations
as these that the great disparity between
the number of men received by the Gov
ment aud the number supposed to have
been furnished by New York arises.
Colonel Baker has done the country a
most valuable service in detecting and ar
resting these scoundrels, and now if the
Government will do it's duty and shoot or
hang them a, it does common deserters,
the people will say amen.
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|thas 80 1slkrs. Issss1ssa slIIssrili !,
|nsde g increase 10 daliss - ~ psiss
.sess Rhs pspss duty vii probably ~
1xe4at 10 cents.
mhs Posi- special ssys ! sew tasif bill
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16

The Tribune's Washington special
says:
As Ar. Lincola has indicated desire
to have IN Eastern man as Secretary oI
the Treasury, Ex-Governor Boutwell,, oi
Mass seems most likely to be selected
but should Comptroller Mccullough be
chosen, it is probable Gov. Randall, oi
Wisconsin. viii succeed Secretary Usher
10 the Interior Dspartnent- Governor
Morgan's resignation is understood 10 b
The Tribune's Savannah correspondent,
calls attention 70 the painful fact that there
are $500 Of SheTman's army 10 the hos
pirals in that city. weak. racksd and
fevered skeletons, suffering and dying
from fever and wounds and chronic diar
fhGa. piteOusly begging the snsgeons Ia
supply them with something they can eat,
but the snrgeons are unable to supply
them and report thst City per cent Of the
many deaths are due to want Of proper
kinds Of nuurishment. What MAKES the
matter worse 10 these poor fellows have
have heard that shiploads Of fresh and
varied provisions have been sent from the
North to feed those who have brouph
them to the condition they are 10.
The correspondent says agents of the
Sanitary Committee have been applied to
ss being likely to have the kind Of food
and nourishment needed, and all the sat.
faction obtained was, that though the
Committee had plenty, transportation
could not be secured to convey it 70 So
vannah, yet spectators without number
have been able to secure ell the tH1aspor-
tation they needed to bring their goods
here and sell them ats exorbitant prices.
The Tribune's Kanagawa correspondent
says the effect OF the battle at Shew ono.
seky has been to cause Chosin to send
pssseuts and sue for peace. and Jspan vas
mulcted in the sum Of $4,000, 900, but i,
Is said the Aisksdor, spiritual Emperor,
has refused to ratify this settle0ent, so i,
looks - if nothing had been gained afte,
all. Indeed, azletter Of later date an.
nounces the treacherous assassination ol
two soldiers belonging to an Euglish regi
ment stationed At Kanagawa.
The English Minister has been re.
called because of bic fofthsraoce Of Other
measures Of separation against japanese
officers than the taking Of money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16


-. -, - !. - -
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=. - - = : :,
r.sf4.se e,a1e.n.-~n.|.
xiB@fstat - - 8. = a'.Ss.. = s.ss I. s
Wnh;ncaoS r.h X
=. GsEEsscsRs
Il, zss. :,
1nsk,n = = ~ eme for the CO..
4 81 J!oA 1nfqnstt
- >. Lass waefejsetee
49, IL - Hicks uas the
.u 4. II epptoPrits fenask1
sns - eced g the 6enale cham
oes - . 49, - 9seni. u
ssse eaefe fhe House /
t1seloens LAucoln5 inelud
.ss ~ sC 9 . aispaeeh addresssd Z
.ne 3 sca sS.eo relsfing 9 - =
"a ii ~! % . held II Nos
.y ~ inc'ossng : dispetot
'soa eaf foItueel, stating tha
sn eensl sxnseaeson would be held
= Nto. Fortugul, On the 18th of Aug.
ana lnylteg contributions Of American
proouets.
BOTH messages esss referred to the
oommistee on Forslgu Affain.
Un motion Of Hubbard, Of losA reso
lation vas adopted lnstructiDg the Com.
mlte0e on 16salid Feneioss tOa oaQuire
Wnas iuftner Regulation II any is necessary
- = .e.v .n ~ o1Hslen o' ceesased SOL
s i,eus .noet 'ne NV . neirs
":sa = .no 0s'' T" oes'n of marriage OF the
nnsc,-
Mo1 ouolsu fesotH1oea ylmh was
...e.'ea 20 .ne A'oa!y committee. pr
@ - 1 - osy lol Wv sne portrait OF 1t
49,: 0ss1s nos % exnio'uon - tns 70
sunSs. n.y.
..;. a. ns -, ,'ea resumed the oons'dsr-
.s'oa -" .; z. 'os os'l e1'eeolng LOT nvs years
."e s'1o iot .ne oosssteeu0n o. thc ra!-
roAu Irom Maiqeesta 70 the Wlseonsfn
os.'1 lms ns sne Decent OF sns chicago
~ = 49, cen asisoea, 60.
e'es - 90 .e.sss %.
a message va here received from the
.nuouocloe 'ne seton taken BY
,a:' M:" Oooy es.ins soe esssn ef cen nator
,Ur W.u,
"eu.,el - M, SPOKE OF the private
anu puo'io cnslse.ef OF sne deceased, asd
..'u ss "s Ganog me- gnosssatonl
'e'm 'na' 'n's .'eked rebellion was inau-'
su's.eo' sod wnen Il was necessary % se-
sule 'oe eo'opefsaon OF Maryland to give
1occess 10 tue infamous purposes OF the
fonsP',s'o!s' .nlch Included the seisaEe
Z Tue Na'onai CApi'a'. Never DID he 90
lny'n'og % sesAs TIE rebels Or injurs the
eaIlo1a' cause. Gov. Hicks vas the only
lnsno oi immedMee emaneipatios - Mary
ana ana urged others to unite in it, sup
port.
10 conclusion Webster offered resolu-
loos expressive Of the sorrow OF the
House for tne death OF Senator Hicks, to
rear the usual badge OF mourning.for 80
. ~. ore,wen, OF no, paid bis humble
,h.r.c,er ~ h;s sd......d go - =. p.s'"
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sAsrmaa's Operations.
- Phiiadelphia. Feb. Is.

The Evening Bullssin's Washington
special says Richmond papers oonar& tie
report Of the capture Of Branshville and
Ofahesburg.
An advance on Columbia vas antisi.
patsd.
Whsslsr's oavslry sppsese sterhs The
patty fsree epertine apiast ahsrna1.
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New York, Feb. Is.
Gold dull aud weak. Occasional efforts
made 70 pat up the prize, but they failed.
Price opened 1t 206a, bat went down to
2O6@.
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Philadelphia, Feb. Is.

At the marshal's sale Of l59 bales Of
prize cotton here to-day, The price OBJ
tanned ~as 69@79}c per lb.