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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02
A UCTIoN sALE.-SoO,OOO WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE,
Rare and costly Works Of Art and Articles OF NirSu

OFFERED AT AUCTION THIS SEASON.
Mostly imported from Paris for the present ownsE
Rale chance for parties commencing housckeepiR !.
On this DAY Thursday ut the elegant private resdetco
West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
sale commencing at lOla O'Clock. n,,,r
PARLOR And DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Elegant Drawing Room Furniture covered In broaei;
Curtains MATCH Etagores Bookcase Centre Tables Lace
Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets, ChandeiTs
Bronze Clock Paintings eminent artists bronze Stasuay
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PlANOFOHTE,cA
a instrument, city makcrs STOOL Covet
Music md hooks rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus
Bedscads Glaze style Louis Fourteenth HAIR ana
Spring Mattresses Toilet Sofas Chairs Extension Ia
-c Buffet elegant ruby, crystal Gassware Table Cutery
Liirrascr Casters, Sayers Tureens, unrh Bowl pnnei
wants apartments N BCompeten persons in attendasoe
To pack shi DR. goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-02
SALES At AUCrrou.

A UcTIoE NOTICE -n0RTaAaE SALE OF HLzaAEr
"A and costly Furniture this day (Thursday - Ok o'clock
PRECISELY 4 the residence g wsvsey place. between rsh
and SIKH avenues, comprising large variety OF rsror
black walnut Psior Suits In The richest description
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, but little used Also
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE,
with four round full octave containing all tbs
modern nprovements cost 500; Stool and Cover costly
Oh Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window curains marble top
Centre Tables Buresus Bodstoads pure curled Hair Nat
tresse Easy Chairs Sofa Beds Eitenaon Table Silver
This sale Il psremptory One seldom with In regard 70
extent and variety. CHARLES YOUNG. Auctionoor.
UCTION N0IICE..R r HAzELL, AUCTI0NKER.
IA BY j. x. HALSEY Co.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s.
AZ i0H ocook, ~ our salesroom, - Beskman atreet
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
Comprising large and desirable assortment OF Holiday
Goods, In lots 10 suit buyers.
900 dozen English and American Table Pocket Cutlery
500 pairs Ladies' and Gents Skates 1000 gross Lsys Steel
PENS 76 Lead Penci dozen white and gray Scrub
Brushes. invoices Silver Plated CAstor Cups spoons.
Forks, &c.
Catalogues carly morning OF sale.
J. 4. HALSEY q Co., suctioneers
Bookuan street.
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port return but for Improvement in the latter we snail
have to labor and wait
Petroleum stocks rather active at the hrst board
BennehoH Run 81 lower than at the same time yes
terday United States and Liberty 100 Shade River was
Gle higher First National Sc At the second board First
National closed at roc, Germana &c., Heydrick sOc,
High Gate &C. Montana s. So Oil Creek ~ 90 Oceanic
54c., Pithole Creek $40 SIS. Rynd Farm Csc, United
States $2s 05, Liberty 4oc.
The business at the subTreasury to-day was a. fol-
lows
Payments eos, o09
Balance 81, l26777
On account OF government loan. .......... $4,000
The New York exports exclusive Of specie for the
week ending October 81 and since January l. compare
as folows:-
g,:, n, :.; s:;. Is. i:
since s4:: = y: e.s
The September exports from New York to foreign ports
P Psss;s ss,s re. SIS IS
s sss ss s ssss 1855. sss sss s:s:
Total OK s. q specie isoisiss
The New York exports for the nine months from Janu
airy compare as folows:-
Domestic probe $l25 s15s sos SLOT ssl ss7
Form mdss., free. 710,7os I6s3z 1l3lso
Specie and bullion a2,s4c,Aol Aoss,osl 22os0llo
Total exports sles rs 500 sS2 237 $l34 1877 2s4
Total specie. $780, 4S7 22l 1872 ILL., 44sl7s
The revenue from customs at New York compare az
follows
1883. 1884 1885.
Previous months 35,052,5s2 522s6,437 $685. $40
Total months $42 1913 OTIS $50 $40, $50 $7l,5l715s
The September imports 1t New York compare fol-
lows:-
1888 1854 1896
Enid for consumpn 81 203 535 s. 800 ia SIG sos
Enid for warehsg. 3,43l $40 5,26S,58s 1880, 200
Free goods ......... Use, 804 $780, 557 795, 468
specie and bullon... 1921 $500 l94,2A
Total ENID at port 400 $40 $40 459 $22 e7 400
Wd'n from warehse 6,942,561 6,S52,320 S,042, 603
The New York imports for nine months from January
l, compare follows
Enid for consn $751; 355 $93 3s4 $50 953 $50
Enid for warehg 45327,5l0 $685. 103 IS, l48 535
Free goods. ..... 9,325, S31 8,S30129 7,542, IA
Specie and bull'n 1,22s, l21 1.s59,1A 1,6sl,750
Total ENID p $137 $3.50 100 $14S 1928 994
Wd'n from wh'se 49, l94,178 50,046,782 87,942,9H
The Nassau Bank of this city will pay, 10th instant
semi annual dividend Of fve peF cent. free Of tax.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF
"A BOOTS AND SHOES !.
r. JUSTISON, JR., AuCTIONEEF
BY WHITEHOUSE CO., -, ,u-rr~
AT THEIR SALESROOMS, q CORTLAkDr SrnEcis
ON THURSDAY, NOvEMBbb Y
at l01z O'Clock. e, - 80
large assortment of Boots aud Sh0ss lresn rV nanu
facturers, adapted to both city and csahtry uaoo.
Catalogues morning Of sale.
1 ssIGNEE,s sALE-M.GNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
rn;rr Al nnlic action. mt O'Clock this afternoon,
a. ~ private re- ence us West Twenty third street.
near sixth avenue Tarlor suits covered brocael Piano
rr,e Esoercs Bookcase Paintings Bronzes Curtains Mir
rors t,orts Iureads, Bedsteads Mattresses Wsrdrobes
Extsrnscs Table buffet China. Glass Ware.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
Lee,a Army pemoralizea.

New lork, Feb. 24.
According to the Herald correspondent
the surprise O. detachment OF Sheridaa's
cavalry b> party of Mosebg's guerrilias
~ Ashby Gap, Sunday last, proves not
To have been SO disastrous to the former
Is was at G'st supposed, forty Of the ninety
men at the time reported captured having
eluded the rebels and sioce succeeded in
egectinE their retnrn to their regiments.
The Herald Turk' Island correspon
deut gives a few additional tens of inter
est regarding the Spanish Domiago war
The d cision OF The government Of Sp*in
to Withdraw all is troops from st. Do
mingo was not yct known on the leland
Owing to the failure to receive reinforce
menss the Spsuiar1s ia the town Of Sa
mana had been obliged to eyacuate that
place and establish themselves on the
island OF Lsvantilo aud the bay. THEY
subjected the natives within their lines 10
great hardship and oppression, but still
the spirit Of the latter was uabrohen and
,hey cen'iaeed not se douot that thes
would ultimately gain their indepen-
dence.
The Hcraid's Army Of The Potomac
CORES pondence Of the % says:
Last night sixt y~nea ieit for their homes
from one brl.,aae 4,
Hoks's b',e ,i Longstreet's corp:
is the only iAtg4 9gdy Of lroops which
have been sent south from Lees army.
They estimate tie strength OF The rebe
army around Petersburg ut thirty thou
sand men.
The news Of Sherman's successes il
South Carolina became generally knowr
throughout the rebel army to-day ant
caused feeling on universal depression t.
prevail there The privates make no Sc
ciet of their intention to desert, and Lee
has placed heavy guard in his rear t
prevent their going back to their homes
They confirm the statement made feg
nights since that the siege guns have beel
removed from Petersburg and carried t.
some point in the rear OF that city.
| Rsbel officers now openly express thei
opinion that nothing can stop Sherman
advance, and hence privaies desert b
scores.
/ Two more deserters have just bee
brought in. They belong to Malone
Division and have brought their arm
along.
/ Mljor Brown, Provost Marshal Thir
Division. has of late been up nearly th
whole night receiving deserters and TO
warding them to NE Corps Provost Ma
shals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25

r@-We publish this morning an ordel
authorizing the gallant Colonel Moore t
raise new regiment in MISSOURI to rem
devious at Hannibal.
We had the pleasure Of a call from the
Colonel, and were glad to see Lin lookin na
remarkably well, and in the enjoyment q
excellent health and spirits His bittei
experience of the fortunes of war seems
to have increased his enthusiasm In the
cause ofihe victory and bis determination
to see it out.
Brave men will rejoice at the oppor-
tunity of serving under leader whose
skill and heroism has illustrated so many
battle fields, and who exhibit in bis own
person the evidence OF his devotion TO his
country's cause. Ii the people OF North
east Missouri are inspired with tie spirit
Of pa o;ism, taey will rush to the stand
ard OF Colonel Moore and fill up his regi
ment at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
Rebel Dcsperation-Gen Beaurcgard's
Strategy.
New York, Feb. "a.

New ORR, FeO. "A.
Governor Vance OF North Carolina has
issued war proclamation in which he de
claresth struggle for freedom shall never
be given up. He prayerfully exhorts the
people to rise. and says all the disasters
the south is suffering are caused by the
soldiers being absent without leave.
Tne Richmond Wing Of the 2ist rays
it does not know where or when Beaure
gard will give Sherman battle, but if the
latter continues to march toward Rich.
mond he marches to bis doom. Beaure-
gard is Sherman's master in all the arts
of strategy and tactics. He will retreat
when be chooses and fight when proper.
The Examiner argues that Richmcnd
is more safe now than in May last, when
Grant was moving and there was SO much
panic in the city. 1t says it is true they
have not as many troops now, but neither
have the Federals by great deal.
The Sentinel says it learns that Gen.
Roddy has successfully encountered the
Federals several times ia Northern A Ia
bams, ard succeeded in driving them in-
side their fortlfcations around Decatur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
From Cairo and Below.

M Cairo, Feb. 24.A
Tire steamer Robert Burns from Mem
phis had 346 bales of cation for Cincin,
nati and SO for Evansville. III
A scouting party dnder Capt. Newell,
9Th N. Ii !, which left Vidal,a in the early
part of the moe,h patrolieg Black River,
have returned in terrible state Of desti
tuition, having subsisted four days or
horse and mule meat, alone 10 swamps
surrounded by rebels. Il
Brig Gen. Meridith las been relieved
of his command of western Kentucky
His successor is Col Macarthur, late com
| mauder Of tho post OF Colnnbus, keh
lucky. Capt. Moss, Provost Marshal, ar
rested by Geh. Meridith, has been re
lieved fully eKhonerated and returned I
Columbus. II. aee, s.ssst
| The trial OF Ger. Paine is progressing
Thus far not a single charge against hln
has been sustained.
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KEOKUK, IOWA: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1865.

er's Run The Express says that the
enemy is throwing up heavy works on the
Brunswick stage road, between Rsam't
Station and Munick's Neck Bridge, two
miles below the latter place.
A gentleman, now q resident Of thi:
city, formerely Of KY, proposed to pal
his able-bodied slaves a. the disposal D,
Gen. Lee. He thus gives upmistakabie
evidence of his patriotism; pot only 50.
but be intends to comfortably equip each
man and furnish him Literally with money
TO seGn comforts in camp. Here is an
exam pc worthy of imitation. Who will
follow? Among .he lately returned -pris-
toners were Eve negroes who resisted all
solicitation to join the enemy or take the
oath.
The Courier of the 18th ssys nothing
Of importance has occurred at Charleston
since the last report. The force at Balls
Bay at last accounts had not yet landed.
and it was said bad mostly disappeared.
The following 10 from the Richmond
Examiner In the absence Of official in
formation We abstain from other reports
less reliable Of the military situation in
South Carolina. We have confirmation
of the report Of an expedition Of .tc enc
my from Knoxville in the direction OF
Greenville. but there are various surmi-
ses of its objects.
A letter from Wythesville, dated 18th.
says the enemy, I, $50 strong under Gill
len, are reported to be Advancing through
upper East Tenn. Their outposss are
norlh Of GFeenville. Prisoners brought
ia by our scoats stale that il is the inten-
tioa Of the enemy TO occupy the whole
State if possible on the day Of election,
the 2ist inst. The same deeds of mnr-
des that East Tenn. has witnessed daily
since the war commenced are still being
executed. No msu's life is safe az hour
The same writer adds that Gietner's Bri-
gade OF Kentucky Cavalry had an en-
gagement las, Saturday at Balls Bridge,
Lee county. Va, - miles north OF Gun
beriand Gap. resulting in splendid vic
tory 10 our arms. Oar loss il not over
400 killed and wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25

Of time for Withdrawing goods from pub
| lie houses, which vas referred tb the Fl
nance Committee.
The credentials of Richard Y YAtes, Sen
ator elect from Illinois, were presented
and fled. .rs wv
Howard presented a resolution calling
upon the President for a state msnt ol
what portion OF Louisiana was under on
troll OF the Union armies on the day Of the
election of the members Of the Slate Con
vention, December /, 1854.
Ths Finance Committee were instruc
ed to enquire into The expedienfy of ex-
tending the power or the Bureau Of emf
grafton to enable it to afford relief to
Southern refugees.
Doolittle presenel bill to eitablish a
Commission OF Claims at Knoxrtie.
Trumbuii called up bill prov hing that
Contractors and others arrested under the
act Of July, 1862, or military ofensee,
shall be admitted TO bail.
Powell offered an amendmfnt that
whenever any naval or military d Ulcers OF
the United States shall arrest or tause to
be arrested any person or personb not In
the military service nor eDgsgeH in ID G
rebellion. they shall Immediately hand bin
or them over to the civil courts.
Pending the consideration Of This sub
jsct, the morning houe expired.
The fort6eation and appropriation bill
was taken up.
The Senate after some debate a.
amendment was adopted reducing their
original appropriation one-half.
Ihe fortifcasion bill as thus amended
was passed.
Adjourned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
Board Of rrrde Celebration.
Detr0H, Feb. II.
The Board of trade celebration held last

Detroit, Feb. 2i. &
The Board of trade celebration held last
even,ug was real success. Nearly all the
principal cities in the North and Canada
were represented. Addresses were d~
livered by Right Rev. Bishop McClos-
kes and the representatives Of the deiega-
tons present, lnclu ling Chicago, Milwau
kie, Cleveland, Bnd'4lo, Albany, Toronto,
and London
General Walbridge on responding fir
the New Yotk Produces Exchange said
he believed The time had come when tiie
BRUSH government should revoke tht
recos milton ef the rebels as beligeren,s n
our existing rebellion, for the constitution
al governments of tile Uaited States hac
never directly or indirectly countenancec
any of the nh ans attempts that have beer
made since our existence as a nation oI
The part Of the British Colonies to resif
the parent authority, although the storn
of rebellion had al various times raget
| from Canada to Iodia. The seniinen
| was vociferously applauded.
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4 10
npreierred, directly With the Chairman
os 'he General Committee.
IL y hoped that all who NAV receive
this circular will at once act about nre
pairing articles for the Fair.
Let Superinteadents and Teachers aid
by contributing one days salary.
All moneys nsay be remiued ,hrouoh
the Member Of the Committee Of esch
State contributing
To saye expense, it will be better tha
articles contributed be bsxed and sent di
recily to Chicago, plainly marked Pub
lie School Department If Sanitary Fair
N. w. Sanitary Commission Rooms, No
66 Madison Street, Chicago"
II ut the time the articles are shipped .
notice Of shipment be sent to the Chair.
man OF the Committee, he will see that
the articles are disposed OF in accordance
with the wishes of The donors.
As the schools OF many OF the villages
will hold exhibitions at the close Of the
winter term, the Committee would sug-
gcst that a small admittanee fee be charged
and the procseds given to the Sanitary
Fair; or. if desired. special exhibitions
be given with this end in view.
A very trfing gift from each schsol
child In The North West will, in the az
gregate. make munifcens donation 10
The Sanitary Fair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
Our Captures at Wilmington.

Baltimore, Feb. "a
a dispatch from Fort Monroe, dat q
this a. M, just received, says the Oniiea,
S.rtes gunboat r g. Cayler. has arrived
ffom III. Fisher with the news of the
evacuation OF Wilmington on the nigh. oi
the 2lst.
Maj. Gen. Terry entered aud took pos-
session Of the city oa the morning Of the
2al, capturing largo amount Of stores
Of all kinds, which tue rebels in then
haste Neglected to destroy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
CoNGREs ssXouA1..
Washington Feb. p.
rf.-or

" ashlngton go. -.
HOUSE.
The House acted on the Senate amend
meat 10 the navy appropriation bill, re-
fusing 10 concur in the provision for the
appointment Of extra mldshipmen
A Committee of Conterence vas order
ed to be asked OF the Senate.
The House then proceeded to the con
sideration Of private bills, after which the
consideration OF the amendasory enroll.
meut bill was renewed.
The second section vas under consid-
Grafton providing that all persons muster
ed into the service shall be credited TO
Safe, and to the ward, county or precin i
or other enrolment sub district where they
belong by actual residence.
Mr.. Chandler in opposing the bill.
said that it placed in the hands Of the
executive exclusive military and naval
power, greater than that exercised by any
potentate 10 the world.
Stevens was In favor OF striking out the
cd section. He did not see Why m n should
not take the highest bounty they can OBJ
lain, and why the. army should not BE-
filled by volunteers rather than drafted
men.
Darfeld expressed his surprise that the
gentleman from Pennsylvania lStevens]
who was opposed to free trade 10 gold,
should be opposed to free trade in men
j As the present Law stands men may 90
and enlist where the larges. price is paid
| Consequently rich cities and Districts
can always draw the rural parts Of the
county, much to the detriment of the
. latter. In forming their own quotas
\ these sections credit tie men, and there
fore the brokerage system is equal to the
infamous slsve trade in its worst days.
James @. Allen advocated the giving
pf credits to all localities for men fur
: nished to other States.
! Alter further debate the House disa
!. greed to the motion of Stephens to strik
! out the End Scc making the principa
D responsible for the service Of his substi
tate, and subjecting him 70 draft, i
|, case the 'substitute deserts to fill The unes
D pired term.
~ Wadsworsh offered the follosip
Amendment:
Ii the substitute runs away the princip'
Ishan be mprisoned during the war
al Dry Tortugas Ii the substitute robs
hen roost the principal shall carry ra
on his shoulder for twp hours.
!. The sestion making principals liable f
substitutes was stricken cut. A new Sc
!. ! ton was adopted prcvidinR that the mu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
Latest From Wilmington.
Washinglgn. 20.

washington, Feb. g4.
The following has just been received
At the Navy Department,
Fort Monroe, Feb. IA
To Hon. Gideon WeIies:
The steamer Bugle has jast arrived
FROM Cape Fear aud reports our forces
haying taken possession Of Wilmington
on tbs morning of tue e2i. Washiugton's $
bir,h-day. The rebels re'Featsd d. leaving
a large number c! prisoners 10 our hands.
(Sigued) STEPHEN d. PalTcHARD.
CoAg naDder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
FiIss Class Victory.
New York, Feb. "a.

New tofk, I go. a.
The Commercials special says military
meo regard the capture of Wilmington as
FIRST class military triumph Ii insGres
The success of the plans against Rich
mond. Sherman bss now new pass and
caa move forward without falliag back foE
supplies.
The Senate finance committee will re
store the drawb back on petroleum and re-
dace the tax TO Two cents per gallon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
From Riehmand Papers.
Washington, Feb. "a

The Richmond Sentinel of the 2Pd
contains the following on the war
Our readers will cheerfnlly forego We.
ing spprised pf pending military mo4s'
ments 10 the Garolinas when they are Ia.
formed that our reiicence is 10 complisnoe
with wishes which have been comlnunica,
ted to all newspapers.
Tke enemy got up q furious Smelling il
front m Petersburg on Monday, caused
BY the appearances Of : CsafsdsrAte work
ing perry. sGeterat shells exploded il sk'
city 2U Petersburg and numbers fsllii'
Bradford. Grant is extending the lin
Of Railroad 70 his new position on Hatch
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
$50 Loan.
Philadelphia, Feb. "a.

The sales of I 3o's to-day by Jay
Cooke amount to SS, l63,450. The lar
gest single subscription was s325 goo
from Philadelphia and s5o,oo0 from Co
lumbus, Ohio. Individual subscriptions
uumbering 2245 are in sums OF 90 and
100 dollars each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
North-Wcstern Sanitary Fair.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9th, 1865.

tHltAho, Eto. oeb, looo.
To the Superin eadents, Teachers
ana Pupils Of the PuLtic
Schools of the North West !:
A great Sanitary Fair is to be opened
in the city of Chicago, upon mag 3oIh,
1865. The Executive Committee having
it in charge, have determined to open
PUBLIC SCHOOL DEPARTMENT,
And have appointed the undersigned the
Special Committee to take charge of this
Department.
Teachers and pupils of the Public
Schools are found upon every tie-ield,
in every camp, and in every hospital in
Iour land; they need the sympathy and
the contributions of their fellows at home.
Every child in the schools of the North
West can minister to the comfort Of sick
or v ounded brother in the army.
| No article will be exhibited in this dc,
4 partmens Of the Fair, except such as are
i csntributed by school children or theil
teachers.
Il Any article, Of the mos. trifing value
that comes from the willing hand OF !
warm hearted child, viii be welcome. lie
each child devise something that shall b
attractive, and will meet with . read.
sale. 9Aan
Each State represented. 10 the Exhi
bitten may have separate table, if desir
? ed. under the management OF the Con
mistes 10 be appointed By the member q
the General COMMITTEES rom that State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
Philadelphia, Feb "a.

TbHaoeiphiat fsh- -.
The Bulletins special Cincinnati dis
patch says: Advicss from below indicate
grand prepsrs lions fer tiree fold move
ulent T. Alabama aud Mississippi, Tnomas
from the North with strong iorce of in
fansry from VIcksburg via Jackson, aud
Canby from Pensecola
lis apprshenisd that if Lee Is com
PEELED 10 reIirqaish Richmond be viii
fail back on Ly nchburg and thence make
bis way through the mountlins to Last
Tennessee.
Eff,fss are making to repair the railroad
to Bristol.
II il rumored in Knoxville that divi.
sion of Lees army had already appeared
in East Tennessee
Tie expedition now moving from
Knoxville is to defeat this movement and
BY again destroying lie railroad to reader
the transfer Ct Lees army west of the
moa abtains impasslble-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
Gold Market.
New Y ork, Feb. 2

New York, Feb. "a.
Gold has stood steady at about cop
our military successes apparently MP
having any effect upon The prices. 1At
capture OF Wilmington, announced 10
day, had no anprecIable effect. The tins
appears to have gone by when victories
will effect this market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-25
Cairo, Feb. -

Gen. Roberts. commanding the District
OF West Tennessee, has ordered that no
persons cuTniisg into 81 goipg ont OF cur
lines will be allowed to return during the
war, except those trading ia cotton.