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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
SHERMAN FORTY NILES FROM RALEIGH.
WHITES AND BLACKS FLOCK TO HIM
NEGRO PANIC At CONSUMPTION.
The Planters Arm their Slaves
against it.

By the arrival Of the Dudley Buck, which left
Newbe,n on Monday afternoon. The 9th inst. at 4
o'clock, We learn that up to Saturday night, The ith
inst, warm showers had been falling for week. which
had made the roads bad il cleared off ON Saturday
night, and when the Dudley Buck left there was
promise Of good weather The soil being sandy, the
roads " III be hard and good in few days The enemy
had ecd grea. numbers Of trees the roads and
paths leading from Newborn 10 kinstop which were
being removed by the force advancing from Newbern
which force was within . short distance 81 hnston
when the Dpdlcy Buck len.
Refugees Wlo arrived in Newbern all stated that
Fayetteville. y. C.. was in possession last week.
and that Sherman was within 40 miles Of Raleigh; thai
tia Rebel soldiers were dessrtng in companies and in
some cases BY regiments; that most Of them were re-
firing 70 their homes; that the people pay but little
heed to the proclamation VI Gov Vance calling them TO
arms and that in most places in North Carolina the
people 90 forth 10 meet Sherman with WORDS OF vel
come, and are not particular about placing their stock
and supplies out of his reach.
Many of the inhabitants ofwesiern North Carolina
were on their way 10 meet their relatives and friends in
Sherman's army from the Western stntes Their
wagons were well stored with provisions native wines,
and such other comforts as Shermans Union visitors
viii relish
From the tone of tie Raleigh papers with the eIcep.
ton of Te CoaIe6T0fe IL would though no one
could have the hardwood 10 entertain hope for the
success OF tie Confeieracy.
The Progr,s. says ,ha: sherman will soon be In pos.
session of Ralcigh, and will go wherever he desires
Quite panic prevails among the negroes In North
Carolina since the announcement that they are 10 he
conscrptcd 10 fight in the Rebel army. Tho Rebels are
gathering them up for this purpose. strong com
binaon exists among the conservative Shareholders TO
resist this measure, Of whom arming their
slaves in order that they be able TO defy the Rebel
Authorities and thus retain their servants, who exhibit
readiness 10 fght for their masters and their homes.
rather than TO fight FOR the Rebel coafedcracy.
Great numbers Of negroes are focking To Shermans
nrny SAYS TIE Pvc3,es. with the assistance 81 their
masters with tbe promise that they will return and
work for wages az soon will be safe for them 10 DO
So. This gives The negro question an interesting
aspect. Ii will no; delsy sherUans movements how
ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11

cent a tax Of twenty-five per cent is ordered. Inc
property, the income and money Of hospitals asyiuns
churches schools and charitable institutions are
from taxation, All property within the ines OF tne
enemy is 80 he exempt from taxation as long az "a
mains within such lines. The taxes are maze que eno
TO he collected the first day OF June heh,, Sne
half to be paid in Treasury notes aud the oihsr na az
the option Of the party in certificates OF ndepedns
without any allowance for interest IL is also pioviua
that upon all subjects Of taxation mentioned ~ ms
and the act approved the 18th Of February 1864 there
shall be levied for the year 1865 an additional tax
TO eighth Of the amount Of the tax on the same SUP
jects imposed for the year 1865. which tax shall 90
PAYABLE in Treasury notes Of the new issue, ana the
money arising therefrom shall be first appropriated 70
the men OF the increased compensation o the SOL
diers provided that this additional tax SHAH not De
construed TO apply TO or increase the tax IN kind.
The following important section is given at length;
Congress having intended that the act OF February
IT, 1904 amended by the act Of June H. 1861 sno VI.
be aled the same Is hereby repealed and all the
tares imposed by this act shall be paid without any DIS
count or credit for the value Of the tax IN KIND OK inc
income tax and all the taxes on incomes ana pronts u
der existing laws shall be paid without any credit or
reduction OF the al raioren tax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11

J hope Willie Is maling good Csc Of his nine. IL
Is fortunate for him. II he doe co. that he is in Europe
as our schools here are all broken up. In little
mere than O year more, Z L remember his age. he
will be II, the age at Which all are put into our army
Only think Of army made mp OF the whole population
able to bear arms from II TO So am ashamed 70 say
however that Of this number third at least arc skuk
es 1t 10 q sad sight tosee 60 many manned upon our
streets with one leg or one arm Bat these though W
pity We are proud Of The saddest sight to soc hale
hearty men, with uniforms on, whom we know TO Be
Sinking their duty. You would be astonshed to hear
with what indifference the death Of any one is spoken Of
But have made this letter long enough. Lot me re-
peat that may not be misunderstood. that Dotwith
our cause looks now gloomy than ever
before yet never before was there less thought Of yield
ing, Your afectionate brother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
From THE charlotte B"ivcSfH, .Sarrh IL
The Necessity Of Courage.

If the army of Gen. Lee defeated that Of
Gent al Spottsygania and around the Virginia Cnp.
raj when The Yankee commander counted his 225,OOO
men ana we had less than 1000 why may We not Sc
eiy nunisi Tho two combined Federal armies, whose
AGGREGATE g. III be less than 10000 The lines about
Ichmond are impregnabic.
The resources of Virginia bavc been held In reserve
Sn,,viths,ondng more than month bag elapsed since
The ranaries of i;eorga and portion OF south Caro-
Ina have been cat or Locs men still live on null rafios
and there is no reason to nppelend that they "I ia
90 c,iov ,leuty 10 the end Under the guidance Of
eatcn ,tey are more than match for The why Sher
man and we have never felt moro confident Than al the
nresent hour that lie is destined TO como to griei.
Let our people then be patient until our aFraecne's
ave cnmnlete and our plans cODsuinInated. Day VIII
hrcak al last through the darkest gloom Ihc mighty
that must follow victory viii compensate US Tor
all the present rcyerses; ard. although pceHs' our
sDirt nugnenched the sword with which she has SO
lanr defended the principles oftruh Justice and ndo
pnndnycC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
Maid ON Frrdericksburg 49, Capture Of
e3SO,OOO Worth Of Tobacco and 400
Prisoners.

PHILADLIPnrA. Friday, March 10 1865.
A special dispatch to The Eeening Tehgraph,
from Washington. to-day Uoth). says:
The Star says: On Monday last thirteen transports
with troops from Fortress Monroe. accompanied by the
gunboats Commodore Read and Yankee, proceeded up
the Rappahannock a raid the principal object being
the capture Of large quantity Of tobacco known to
have been sent from Richmond 10 Fredericksburg 10 be
smuggcd into our lines. On its way the expedition
proceeded cautiously. aud the gunboats secured the
river thoroughly for torpedoes. schooner bound up
with cargo Of whisky aud salt. was first captured by
the Read, and the and cargo were removed and
the schooner blown up by the Read. On arriving at
Fredericksburg il found 10 be garrisoned by q
squad OF Rebels, Who. however. made no resistance
A body Of troops and sailors weie nnded who sue
ccedod In capturing the tobacco. Ii manufactured
tobacco amounting 10 nncy five tuns and is estimated
10 be- worth Sl-OOO0. The country about Fredericks
burg was secured pretty elcctuelly, and during the
raid 400 prisoners were taken. An extensive CON
treband trade has been organized by the Rebels the
Rappahannock, and this expedition was designed 10
break up As the vessels passed doan the river on
their return numbers of deserers came of from tho
shores eight OF whom we're from the 2iih Virginia
Cavalry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11

NEW ORIEANs, SatuIday March lsto.
train on the Opelousas Railroad, bringing
,bs 13d Illinois regiment from Terrebonne. when f0uS
miles from the city yesterday ran over horse throw
ing II cars of the track instantly killing 10 and Sc
yerely wounding %. several Of whom will probably
die. -
rived last night. The former sails ON the 9TH and tho
latter on the 9Th.
Arrived Nountsineer from New.York; bark Up
ton, schooner Isaac Morse and bark Chief from
Boston, ,,r
Cotton IL In moderate demand; Low Middbng, 'oc;'
Strict Middling, TIC Sugar and Molasses uncnanged-
Exchange on New.York discount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
ONE VOICE
AND
MILLIONS
STRONG ARMS
UPHOLD TIIB HONOR
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1870. ~ Al 1850.

which will he sent TO The INV. YORK TEBtM, and
tho first secession banner unnrlei in this city.
which will be forwarded 10 you for public exhibition.
On white center surrounded with blue, 1t has pal
netto with ratilesnake Nv mod around s trunk and
over il the motto
''hHiAis opibEs fps pdro."
which. ~ the Eugli.h language. means
"UIrr somr. are"
"sr words 10 that effect" A. have forgotten my
little Latin and less Greek. only interpret by analogy
of course. 1t hung out at the store Of Wharton
Petsch. Oh Lincst opposite the South Carolina Rail
road Depot BERWICK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
War News.
AROUND RICHMOND.

From The Sentind, March ;:
Nothing lss occurred to disturb the quiet prevailing
below Eic' moDd but II the weather continues good
there will be active operations In the vicinity OF TIM
civ in short time Nineteen car loads OF Confederate
prisoners arrived In Baltimore Oh Friday evening.
From Tn, ET0m,nor same date:
For the past few days there has been little friLg On
The Richmond and Petersburg lines. IL will require
vet a week Of sunshine and wind to render the roads
passable and put the ground in any cohdton LOT any
extensive military movements.
From The Dispatch:
All remains quiet oil the Richmond and Petersburg
lines though yesterday the fourth day OF consecl
tive dry wc1ther-stili Grant does not make ms
threatened burst from his left upon the SOhside lhit
road lie has erected number Of obseIvatories along
his Hstchcrs Run lines and from their tops his signal
corps take daily observations Of all that passes m
cuIaps, which ali Is much.
ABOUT SHERMAN.
From Tie HMg Of the oth:
sherman is played ont. ii on Ieahrs do not hear.
or read 81 any good news from SouthSc Carolina II Is
ian s,gEaa, thai there Is none to communicates.
In a 6o daus hty nil hear uhere Sher@ds 's and rha
has 6efdAen h.m. Let everybody be patient. Sho
ncns oDporanifg 10 otgbish niiitars rPataton has
fed and we will of bis discontinue and dis
grtce. -.
from TIA, Fayetteville Tdfgraph:
We Assure our readers that II Is not the wish OF the
Co,ornnent to conceal anything from them. but to pre-
VEN if possible the Yankee forces in wilmington ana
,,quth Carolina from learning anything OF the move
ments Of each other.
Their means If communication are very limited and
uncertain and II il our policy not 10 make improve
ment for them. We hope the condition VI AFFAIRS VIII
hr SO materially changed in few days o. 10 enable US
70 dspeps. with this reticcnce. All our information
t.ss far is Of al encouraging character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
Explosion Of n Steam BeiIer-A Fleurtn
Mill Blown Up.

LONDON, Z. w, MuHua!' lIHI0H = I.VVs
The boiler of Eaton a. Woods Steam Flour.
ing MIL Woodstock. blew up yesterday morning at
10 o'c lock- The engne-house, boiler house, woodshed
&C., we're q complete wreck, and the immense chimney
was shattered from Top to bottom although still stand
ing when the train passed at II o'clock.
he engineer and several hands killed, and one
Of the proprietors, Mr.. Wood, slightly injured.
The Mil was not damaged save where a. piece Of the
boiler came through the roof, and ~ blowing ~
through the windovs Of brick and piece Of wool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
Erom Tke Scnfinef, .E.Isch NJ
The New Tax BiIi.

Both houses of Congress succeeded YESTERDAY
IN passing tax law. II e'ies tax 81 egst per cent
on all property not expressly taxed at nlIeI.n. ra'e
o snerie and bills OF exchange twenty per cent ana On
cnrrrncv Gyo per cent. The interest on government
hands n taxed az income upon profits made by buyng
and selling ercbandise or property oil any lesci ph
he, ,,een ;he wears -G5 and 1866; tax Oh ten per
ceu Is levied In addition to the tax on such profits AA
incomes and pou oil profits exceeding twentvb'e per
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
The Scven.Thirties.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday March TO- 1865.
Jay Cooke reports the sale of Seven-thirties
today mt si52 800; the largest Western subscription
was 500 from Cleveland, and tho largest nom the
East 81, OOOOOO from Newfork. There ), lta ID
dyidual subscriptions fer sups under sl0C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
.ash Of Capt.. George L.. RrinLerhoA.

TH1L NIITITId' IIIHN, NTHTth TT, Ir'"'
Capt. George l.. BrinkerhOT Of the 10th New
York cavalry aid to Gen Gregg. found dead in his
bed at the Continental Hall. this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
LATE REBEL NEWS.

We have files Of and Geographic extracts from
Richmond papers TO the 9Th inst We CLEAN from them
,he following;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
RIP VAN wINKLE.

The "loyal' white Unionsis are holding private
meetings 20 complete lists Of Union men to be divided
into frrt second and third classes Attic ueeinTthe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-11
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DIE.

From Osr Special Correspondent
CHARLEsToS, March 8, lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

~ voICt FROu WcKsBuRo

v1cxDurns, nt0- Arg .. le91
-. 1shn 0al1-Deee 0rt - ha3ru q state % 70
sAat Aaxs - y1 va1sAks C<1foG kssss with xrsa
bsos9t ayt6 - es&eAf 1nh6lny knd prusarntionos
~ vstsn p<041psd - - unhealthy as1 ainaer n
easncs = the 41epf sivss sFuaAf FtekseUR. hasine
- vfeh osaz0nneSaHv thsen0A - ~ hseeessts-
en cAagaign- I conn1ea3ly rsrunnknA ~
pssssse uhe9s sxDpssd - enhsalehy btI11Aeee.
n. NJ p00Ln,
Agsss o. .. oanietsyOsa6so
LeplQsM&k -, AsVk ~. L..
2. nsD1 osysly III fsshs1sis1. (ArssgA : s0..s
q nias. = ~ nse.a etsvssss - psinsst sfths
Array ~ ~ CsnbsRAn1 aanD1e - ~ CsArue Dis1ers
eRtcetsa, ~ rs9nssssa H. a1ess ys. - sbanA Il
.:.sssssess. = sasssiss - sssssvs = - asas
:. Ioslssias + =. ,ls1eai D.rssasrssly asxaiss
0sn n~@xaa9 lsgnnsa - 49, - 6snen a oacs, 70
hape 70 - - sG1Dsss. JOHN uULt.
:. - aseisas1 DIS c~drsa nssssss 4sil : = ~.
- eesN tahse DsvSway - - asabsu1fan- - -
o1eoe9ua - =. Da1ts bok - Auoe ~ q b
suetegs. 4. HxUBY IHGn410M.
oneueoa - Mehfma Utsue6qr.D
EnnAqv1fsaSs ospnse 49, u CunAsslena,,
Nashville. 1san- July ~ lo1x
=. yeha n.lrs aeest, Mr., - psFM1fsn 70 6hsp
- M0kviE.6 1saas - krs. - acsna q naIFsO O.
6Eel n1sssss - ~ - sasIsss d - es.y CIR.
Iheregnlsosas - ths Trsaemy Dpeue0eotasste b.
81 srdsr q nsjsr 3sa. asssrs.ns.
WN.M.WTLul
Mater - rrUssst 1axshal Go.
Hor sale, wholesale and Sstailhy Wihnpa nasa1sts
o., Kscknk. Iowa sPr1sasslyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11


f. A soldier With a very decidedly
Germanic Pronunciation came n ,es.sr.
day to tell >. joke on ano,her soldier.
Oar Germsa friend met an Illinois friend
yesterday. Illinois friend though, and
said that some Of our soldiers here we're
pretty rongh. What was the maltery
German th'saght our soldiers just As civil,
orderly aod good fellows - lived any = here
lead Re W right, too Illinois friend
explained. He had bought him ! new
pm a glosss kAtsxsj u saloon On
Min street, A stranger in there. Suck
.se hlate nsn had his old gloves 10 his
hand. Dlda't want them any longer.
Laid them down on show. case. "A soldier
esus in. Saw the gloves. Slipped them
into his pocket. Stranger vent out.
Soldier thought stranger owned the gloves
and taking them out Of his pocket put
them on and very politely invited Illinois
man To drink .iih him Hal did il .nd
both left the saloon, but when they parted
company the Illinois man Smiled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

IssunAscs-Nearly every day fur
nishes illustrations of the importance OF
insurance-insurance upon life and prop
erty. Have you taken out poIicyY
Then do it at once and you will End our
friend VIZ. Fulton. whose card appears
elsewhere in our columns, q very proper
person to trsn &C, your insurance business
with. He representa- some OF the oldest,
best established and wealthest com psniea
in the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

~ Quite : revival, " learn, 10 in
progress At Exchange 81. N. b Church.
Of which Rev. Mr.. Burgess il Pastor. Il
has continued about week. There has
been sevsral conversions and Church 90.
cessions ind the work still goes on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

: ~ Where did The cold weather that
visited orr community yesterday come
from? Must have been the chilly breath
from of the snow that fell deep every.
where, nearly all over this country, the
other day, and Of which We got the small
est imaginable amount.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

TO Pslia Saoosisy C1s6:
The chalssgs you gave tho Keokul
Shooting Club throsgh The CARS CirY
to take tickets and shoot against N e1aa
number, i accepted. Yosr champion, 70
Harvey, stated that Jon vosld SD 81
birds and shoot u cay time. The Kee
kuk Shooting Club is ready, and will visi
you as sood IS you inform ~ that sh'
birds are procured. and viii costsad 70
the Wooden Skoss.
KEoKuK SHooTiHG CLuB
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

Men T0x. JsA- ~.
The eurtest pstra ~ he seek = al 1sf 81
lowe
Beef csstle--lst quality IS o0Osx ~. fsir 10 rod
- 0oAl4 % euamon II W9l2 ~ fnfssies - 90
10 50.
Cows and Caivss-Iss qsAassy - os97s a. o~Aiaasy
AbsO9ss eG epoAaoa 3 ee44S ~ isfertx - ~
- % n & Rsx-N gT5 I'll is* n II ss N iii ~ r
veal Calses-1st eaaiffy f31S& is ordinary llalass
commcn 10sg lie infrrior 81 asl0c
eheep ssd Lnsshs- Extra soalf ~ prise 90
", ordinary eo0s - cvmnea oooS .es inferior
4 s1a&S %.
s.iss- Hss.ys carr ~ y > is,<oies light and ss-
dunn ~ 1ar. sta1 ~ 130l3t<e-
The market - beefenesla rsains ssRy mech th< sss
last week n sups1y rashsr GAt has fhe qsa
ify Of the shesiAgs wns pfstfy pser.
she-p and kanos vsre = rod lsans1 all throaxh
the week. ard prices asosei tAa ee1ess al knds ren
Iing higher tguss, - bnD4ca shoxe.
Hog soaP pretty ffsesy = oar restssd ssoeasa
The tctsi secpn q al Stock - ~ yar ~ tn vssa
and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

The KEokuK LIBRARY viii he clos.
cd next week during which tiwe no
books will b. issued, for the purpose If
arranging tie books, preparatory to max.
ing catalogue Members or subscribers
having books out will please return them
Immediately
By order # the Directors.
A. j. WILKINSON.
TT. BowEs, w"
Jan. 10. 1865
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

~ 5ust received, at 81 MAia street.
> choice lot of Gloves, Hosiery, lsses,
Trimmings. Hoop; Skirts, Nosionss 3D..
60. janli It H. N. BosrwIcx 4 Go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

CARrErs, CARPETS. to H. N.
Bostwick ! Co.'S, 81 Main street. and
buy your carpets 1t less than eAutern
prices. jsoll4 Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

Msss - eatsrsd Coa9rsea - !
lJsnasso1 fSsl14 besa 'sleotA ~ le62
from distrisl fCAsptauxua asd QattA.
sasgss, ehisi had saluu1s lsduni4( %.
posed q that parry, Tatiag ~ 80 10
Deeeaber, 1883. 10 - - ooas eoatoot-
- ~ ~ Neheasba hillsof esaatm Boae-
lac, which he resisted 70 the ufmo'st. ~
whsa the Republican parry vas ofdaais.
| ed, he joined is ard Ma Presideet q the
1ssse Cooveusion or iAst party whsa the
Wings united With il q Syrscsss II the
| Autums Of 1855 Thso~s OF Of Coo
gress il 1854 y tina Know Noshisg f.
rore, he was triunphastly returned in
1856. end HISS since bssn reohosen q
saoh successive election, up % 1861 b
overwhelming msjosities. HE OIL dis
trice gave hin ussrlJ 7,0O0 msjority for
Governor 10 the recent election.
Gog. seymour hes iron ths oatssk BEEN
. deadly Toe to the war for the Union He
insisted lr0m die 6sss chat the Republi.
cans had 10 right to be Repabl.cpas---
that il vas not allowable for the North 10
1850 to do 10 resistance TO the extension
Of s1avssy What Thesas Jeffrrson pkopos
ed and voted for in 1874. Ia the TssedIe
| Hall Convention, 10 February, 1851, he
insisted that the slave States wosld sece1s
aud conld cot b evesborns .ths
Union oosld only be saved By preservation
before the slave power. IL lhis faiah b.
soos after proposed that New York sho0le
joiu the Southern Confedersay, AID b,
I L. al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

LARGE SALE OF Coop FuREIrusk-
Howe q Tyler will sell on Wednesday
morning al 10 o'clock, large lot Of new
and secondhand furniture, consisting in
part Of mahogany bureaus. ditto tables
and centre tables. one marblestop side.
board. large and small rocking chairs, ele.
CANT sofa in black hair cloth. every style
pedsteads. cribs, zane seat, flag and wood
chairs, hair aud sbuck mattresses. cook
and heating ssoses, carpets, and ! urea,
variety Of house -kesping plaodef too nu,
merous to mention.
Also, one No. ! sugas mill. one oood
flaming mill r..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

|. O. 0. + "A public installation Of
the officers Of keokuk spd Puckeche
L,dges |. Q. Q. F., viii take place !.
- Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening, Jan. l2ih, at O'clock. TIE
friends OF the order are Invited ID attend.
p. 9. MzaRiAM, Sscrstary.
J. W. SfIxrsos,
janll-1s Chuismsn Of Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

ga copy Of the Savannah GA } Re-
publican Of December 3ist. contains The
following announcement.
ssGoveraor VIM. II Stone, Ut Iowa, ar !.
rivei 10 this city yesterday morning. from
Beaufort, South carolina DE hes taken
rooms at The Pulaski House. The genial
Governor is here OF course. to look after
the interests Of lows troa rps, than whom
no better soldiers ever bstsied in defease
OF our flag =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-11

.,yeY - Hesa 1Ieray maskes.
- EsasCspA-l - 1az. - n.
Mss Aellyg - e. y - -
chg . =. - Z. az. e. eIeass = 81
oexssnnene eescee+ - aseteta shanes.
80 EfeaepU Az sSA
Q. O. 50 o6eboao 10ok
6es 81 ee9pqos III.
: 49, 0un6pD 1e11< ss9s
Gfocks-1erun9.
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