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LET Us BE MERcIFUL TO OURSELVES.


The physical structure Of the strongest human being vu
nerable everywhere. Our bodies endowed by nature
with certain negative power which protects them to
extent from unwholesome influences; but this protection 10
imperfect and cannot be safely relied In unhealthy regions
under circumstances of than ordinary danger There
It is wisdom It is prudence is to pro-
vide against such contingencies by taking o.dOse in I'D
in other words, by ortyng the system with
OF
HosTErTER's STOMACH BITTRs,
the most complete protective against all the epidemic and
endemic uaaadcs that has been administered ia any
country As remedy for Dyspepsia there Is medicine
tina. will compare with it. Whoever suffers the psngs Of In
digestion anywhere the face Of the earth where HosrKr
rgns BIrrrRs can voluntarily for
" a, Truth exists this invaluable Tonic and Alternative would
restore his dso,dered stomach TO healthy condition. To the
Bilious Is especially recommended and in OF con-
rmed Constipation affords speedy and permanent relief
In Cenads the West Indies and Australia. the Bers rank
above all other medicines OF the class and the demand for
them in oil foreign countries increases every setson NJ y
Once No. 50 Cedar st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04

ron AIDiRHANTWEIfTh xLDERMANIc DISTRICT
MILAN IL UAlaft'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04

Gunther 4 Smith,
X. NJ. hsdden,
J. Thompson,
lockwood & Collins,
B. Schintxier,
Jacob Thesis,
l.. Rucssmeyer.
George =. Steinbrenner,
T.. X. Sutton.
John Z. Wylie,
Ezra White,
J. Maundes,
Edward Dayton, r.,
Charles T. Polhamus,
Thomas c. Sheperd,
Jonathan w. Allen,
Francis A. Palmer.
Le Grand 3. Cannon,
Waldo Hutchins.
Israel Stone,
WIN. Walter Phelps,
ID. A. Cushman,
Thomas Gardiner < Son,
Thomas Murphy.
John Roach,
NJ. L. Marsh,
Jacob VOORHEES,,
w. w. Sanger.
James w. Ramsey,
" illiarn Borden.
John p. Smith.
Sins c. Herring,
David Dows,
J. NJ. Fiske 4 Co.,
l.. Roberts L Co..
Edward Cromwell,
Henry W. Smith,
Sherwood ( Pinheld.
". d. Walbridge q Co.,
Rawls & Seymour.
John w. Thorns.
VIM. Patterson,
y. a. Fisher,
=. o. Ryder,
q. w. Van Busksrck L CO.
Parker, Brooks 4 Co.,
Thomas w. Griffin x Co.
w. B. Dinsmore,
Nathaniel Fisher.
Charles Wesley Hammond,
C. Carxille. and
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d. Kacliu,
jacob SpielmaD,
J. Dsncnbaum,
\. Landmsnn,
Benjamin +. Msuierrs.
d. Willis James,
Eugene Pomrroy,
Charles l.. Carpenter,
=. I. Cannon,
a. q. Dunn.
Benjamin ". Bonney,
Peter Coutant.
Daniel Schanck.
Samuel :. Wyckof,
Wright Gillies,
A. y. Brinkerhof,
WIN. A. Darling.
Daniel IIoag,
Russell w. Myers.
Peter Voorhis,
James L. Coggswell.
VIM. CoggsWeu
VIM. Tucker,
G. A. Hecksber.
Leonard w. jerome,
Samuel y. II. Vance,
Warren Leland,
James Horner.
VIM. NJ. Evarts,
James Underhill,
John A. Foster,
Il. j. Greeley,
Walter Carr L Co.,
A. s. Mcpherson.
J. M. Wallace x Co.,
w. s. Lawrence,
Homan Il Ray.
Partridge, Wells8 Co.,
Hyatt a Mount.
Ssmuei Hoteling,
o. D. Van Wagenen,
VIM. 4. Foster,
A. T.. Orr.
Joseph Allen.
Samuel Moore.
Robei; J.. Randolph.
Charles Fox.
Benz. w. Fay,
Henry Dix.
George h. Roe,
veral thousand others.
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Ieberts and Hoffman.
MERCHANTS MEETING.

Tho undsrsiguei MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN
Of tho City Of esrou of promoting economy and
fidelity In tho administration Of the City Government, aud
friendly the election ofrue and faithful Union to the
Offices Of Mayor and Corporation Counsel esrncsy recon-
m their cioW ritxeus TO eupport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-04

pa t'thhft'sts
Henry A. Barr.
John Harper,
". n. Bostw-ick,
frsncis Leland,
Mayer Stern,
Benz. Lehman.
{ has. J.. Burnhan.
ritch. Estee L Co.,
". r. Town.
Gideon Jennings.
4. T.. Robbins,
Peck 4 Schindhof.
Hoover. Stone L co,
Fort s. Hunt.
" IN. T.. White.
Thomas James.
VIM. r.. Miilett,
Hccht Bros.,
John >. McCusker.
James Blake.
T.. w. Bozardus.
Edwin q. Lane 4 Co..
X. Macdonald 4 Co..
Robcr, II. Overton,
John q. Marshall,
X. RIVER.
Henry key~r,
". q. DoTenus.
y. =. jones,
A. &. Lsnlson.
samuel J. Berry.
John u. Bartlett,
J. Weed.
{ hsrles y. TIarris.
Wagner Il k~llap.
Lewis x Corlie..
Charles II. Wheeler,
U. l.. knor.
Johnson, Wymsn 1 Co,
Win L Weaver.
n. II. Willman.
George ". Quintard.
:. &. Walker.
&. =. Sccof.
jaime. ". White.
Joseph Rsqua.
v. :. Wolcott.
John Elliott,
John w. Se.igrwiek.
John w. Oliver.
u. u. Winchester,
George Jcdriss.
y. n. I,~comse.
-. III. Ropr.
James N. Con.
II. Gibson.
y. ~. Chap.f.
Lsn,ln. &, Moore,
Thi.ofl a LegaTc.
ID. 4. Ripley,
H. -. 4 }. n. Brocs
Bacon 4 Resell.
Doysis L Co.,
:. e.. Evans,
Thsye, 4 Sargent.
W. lllis ! son.
Samuel Irovell s 600,
Lswis 4 Brown,
George Davis 4 Co.,
Lester CLARK.
Woodruff 4 Robinson,
Thoms. 1 fufnhsin,
Crowcil b Paine,
Calvin Adams.
Henry A. Morrison.
BoyiAn A TucD,
=. liaskclI.
Thomas ! Possee
W.ed. Balh-n 4 Co,
flcaeri K Steven.
p. -. B-lknsp & son,
Mnssroyu a lounf
"A. Bcnedict 4 Bro,
Furnsld 4 Cl,rs.
.lohn " iison 4 Son,
Laxrey & Co..
g.. h. Ransom.
NJ. Hartley,
John ". Nichols.
Geo. 4. Nichols,
II. q. Carter
VIM. X. DAvi1son,
Joseph Is. Pollock
Edward ;. NsndsTpool,
n ". HeIrics.
a.. ". Newton,
Henry Long,
lanes strg'iier,
III. Harrington,
kernssy L Co.,
D.. IA. fosiick,
J. II. small.
r.. =. Russell,
rs. Burger,
Thomas r.. Carson,
Root. w. fsiler.
VIM. Scott,
Augustus Whiilock,
u. u. Sutton,
u. T.. Mafing.
Cha,. &. Duncan.
VIM. =. Nhitlock,
J. W. Kendall.
Egsleton, ANGEL K Co.,
Thomas Ayling. r.,
otis ". Booth.
~. W. Hunt s Co.,
Rundcii. Jones 4 Kudge,
Mangsm / Tolb,t,
4. II. W.nslow & Co,
R,msen Applcby,
Charles r. Kirkland.
Alexander ". Bfsdldds
rs. y. Kaynor,
John N. Dodd,
Gu.tayu. 4. Conover,
Isaac Lewis.
John 4. touover,
WIN. A. Miller,
y. y. L,iorge.
". q. Munroe,
r.. X. Adnlns.
AhrahsIn Lrnt.
Robert Smith,
|. ". Is. Smith.
Theron X. Butler,
Guy X. Pclton,
VIM. 4. BLACK.
\. ". Caldwell,
VIM r. " Mii1
John ~, r2I'eh
Jsinr. m'' mi. s,;n.c
iirlIy ~ TO- L.
iiyihie,Dss,, nI,y, ~
i"iin r. 49,, ' co
w u H ,',,
nas u. ' ,r,n,
J. Monroe ,"'
{. w. w ,'',.ey,
~ Ed"sra r. T. nioo''
h"f,l q ~ oo''
iaieh =. W,
w ~ n'"o'
). J. AWfy it,
James ". nic"'''
&. H. S,i,'n,
p. H. ,n,"" "s., In
". ', ~, n1 y ~"
shr =, W = Lr,C
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C0fporaton COunsel.
at the Charter Election TUESDAY NEXT and call upon
the merchants and business in meeting in
Walst. head Of Brosd-t, on MONDAY AFTERNOON
beIt o'clock 70 take promote their election
NEU.YORK Nov, %. 1865.
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6uerial Notices.

+ cc.vre m Indics,-Dr. GLEASON will deliver nls
la, cbastc and appropriate private Lecture to Ladle
Clinton Hall A.toIpaee, on MONDAY NE se cn,o"s
d onderf models never before exhibited In Iis county,
rncen,ly Imported from Paris expressly to illustrate De
GLEASON'S Lectures to LADIES'
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- IVORY AND PEARL GILT LETTER AND PLAIN
SLEEVE BUTTONS. Jewery, Combs. Belt Buckles. Iootn
Brushes &c. kc latest French styles Finest assortment IN
tlis city, wholesale and retail. .
WILLIAM NJ WELLISG. No 81 Brood" az.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Moses TayiOfs
Henry Clews,
X. a. McCurdy,
Paul Spoiiord.
Hunt. dillingham; L Co,
Samuel Ruggles.
Andrew Carrigan,
Isaac Sherman,
James Kelly,
Simeon Drsper,
Henry M. fsber.
William Il. Dodge,
Sturgcs L Co.,
Fellows 4 Co.,
Henry Levy & Bros,
J. l.. & r. Willard,
y. u. Curtis L Co., "a
Roe Lockwood,
!. Taylor.
". 5. Thomson. Langton
Co.,
David Morrison 4 Son,
r. Pffer 4 Co.,
S~lismsn & Stetthcimet
NJ. Cohen.
NJ. Herfog L Co.,
II. Gitterfnan,
Minthornc Tompkins,
W. ". Russell 1 Co.,
NJ. Briggs l. Co.,
Burde,t. Jones l. Co.,
Joseph Rich 4 Son,
X. Somervilie,
James Suydam.
James 8. Polhemus.
Woodruff 4 Robinson,
CLARK l. Hall,
Clerkson Bros.
William Field l. Son.
J. q. Hamilton.
Hewitt 1 RyrrsoD,
O. Merle. Son 4 Co.,
Wsl,ers 4 Hill
Rufus Sanger,
seymour A Bunce.
c. Pollmsn.
q. Russell.
Joseph q. Bartine,
John X. Plstt.
y. w. Joslyu.
W. y ID .-f.I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18

The Ninth Annual Republican State csuventien VII
be held at D-s Mones, Wednesday, Jans 1lsh. lesf
for purpose OF placing In nominal csnddstes f
the EoIlo~ing Offices be filled at the ensuing Gsnsra
Hiection, viz:
One person for the ON .e of Governor;
ons person for the Office Of Lieutenant Governor;
One person for tbs onise Of Judgs Of the supfsns
Court;
person for the ONCE Of Superintendent Of Public
Instruction
Ths electors Of the several counties Of the State who
cordially support the Federal Government in every eEot
maintain the integrity Of the Union, and heartily
prove the pscy OF treating treason heinous crime,
will entitled in ahe following ratio
delegate each county aud additional delegate
or every hunre votes and fractional part of hundred
over ty including the Soldiers vote. cast at the late
Presidential e.ection the Union electoral ticket
The armies Of the enemy broken and dispersed bu
the spirit Of Slavery which prompts the destruction Of
thoss whom IL control must be dcstroyed' and
the embiems Of mourning ~hich nov snsbroud the Ma
tiou for its loss Of LtScoLx-w hose nsme IL
synonym for the purest principles OF Republican Gov
ernmeut-impressvey suggest duty to thoss who re-
we're his m emory and cherish his faith.
BY order the Republican State central Connmittee
I'm. HoxIE,
Des Mones, May l, 1865. Chairman
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A LUCKY OH OpssAroR.-Tbs Par.
kersbs'g (Wess Virginis) Gazette note,
the arrival there Of Mr. Henry D. Sher.
man, Of the Sherman oil we'll in VenaDee
county, Pa. and adds:
"Mr. Sherman has history worthy Of
mention. Five years ago he CONNIE need
sish little capital and hard manual l.bor
70 seek for oil 10 Pennsylvaoia. He sank
fiss velis. ell Of which were fsilu,es.
This exhausted bic funds, bat he did not
despsir. lie tried again, pav ming bis
watch and clothing, even, to get mon. =
70 60 on with aoother veil. This we'll.
before commencing. reduced him to pov.
erty, Ard yet be mansged to sink his veil
With bis own hands, until be struck oil
10 such large quantities ~ to make famou.
over the world the Sherman we'll. Thi,
vel flowed at first 2, 800 barrels per day.
and averaged for over . year . gov Of
b9O barrels. About this time he s,ld
the well for Sc 600. 900. Since ,ha, time.
BY judi;ious purchases and sales, he ha.
sided TO his capital, until be il sov re-
ported worth 81 500, 600. ail IN cash md
equivalent stocks, outside u oil lands and
81 oonpanies.
Mf. sherman i about City years OF
,e. ADD 1iiii 10 bachelor biss-such as i,
a-asd coniemPlates going to Europe 10
June, where ne expects to speud . few
ysars. lie has no brother or sister, or
lather or mother living.
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The Pirate 8toncwall.
New York. Nav II.

Key " est advices state that the steamer
ColuutiA, which arrived there from ua-
vana, reports 70 our authorities fhst the
pirate StonewalI was hurriedly recS1sing
men and ammunition from tho Owl aod
other Confederate steamers and blockade
runners
Capt. Jno. n. Mofit had assumed com
mand Of The 6tonevall.
The y. s steamer Powhattan went to
sea from Key West on learning sbs move.
menA Of the 6tonewall.
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FssA's n satire visisss.

New 1ofk, MAY ~.
The Zines special says of the visit o!
the Military Commission to the theatre
that it vas found that the assassin ran.
after filling on the stage, to get out ei
the building. ! dist ance Of ninety feet
The pa.ssse Vas six feet vida and entire
u unobsiructed. end is on . level with
the grossl ia tho rear Of the building. ft
the assassin had no steps to ascend OF DE-
scend. There il narrow bsli leading :
fren ths stage On she souAh side Of tht
theatre On Tenih street, on which the
building fronts. II vas at the froat door
Of this hall that Bposh, Spapsler and an.
other man whose name Is not yet in evi-
denoe, we're engaged ID the my~srious
whispering and msneuvering which at
t,scisl the attention Of Sergeant Joaepa
~. lys, - 1etailsd By ,him iaF his testi+
mony Jes'erday.
Everything remains undisturbed insids
the bsildinx. just = It va y the time q
tbo assaesination, exept thae the chair ID
which II. La6sla set vixen hs was shot
hrs bo1o iahen n~ay, and The blue q ID
wh6h huae - lkoat u he boz, and III
~h ei nsoth = opns eaaght has been re-
|119vsd.
The Eogidb Ws4hitgtnn spssial ssy'
~ rsoiasas has reepiss3 ninigan and
| BouJoe The Indiant soa1pirstoes.
&I
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4 Osisgstisa nken JgsftA oassaA16 64Ise.
ter ftsm JsG Davis % Deosns
New Yoek, My ~.

!
A Wsshi1gsos special sa,S s dsleeatio,
Of tvsaty citisens from all pssts o. Nortl
Caroline, isvissd by the Presidsse e soa
fer with him on the rsconstruetion of /
layal Nssss govssnmsns, have srrived.--
They report greet destitution in the State
No horses. mules. teols or seeds for plan.
ting the crops.
The government has been advised thai
the ssshosities Of Masses extsaded soast.
ing fssilities to tho Stoseaau which ase
refused U. s. ships.
The testimony before the military COM
mission to day shows the whols pias for
tbs capture Of Booth. making it apparent
that We have the best detective !, stem
in the world.
Gensrsl Sherman Is very bitter agaiost
the authors Of The srsaults on him.
A letter from JEFF Davis found 90
B,oth's body awply jus,ides the charge
Of conspiracy tsssnardsr made against
him.
The Posts special says J, fsrson Davis
will probably not be tried With the assas
sins 1t the peniteotiary.
Il is not yet dstermioed whether be
viii be arraigned Tor murder or treason.
II the former hs will have . separate
trial.
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cancelled On Or before the 16rst Of Joly
1855, and il i further believed that @
oaeh 'urpfns fdsds viii Be- derived frou
she I 80 loan ard salss Of public property
during the next yesf 70 abeorb over I
husdred nillions Of the temporary depo.
sin sbd certificates Of indebtednsss, 70.
duciog The debt BY that mnch, which will
allow The funding Of e567, 600, 900 Of the
srssliosaa earrsosy ssd greeo5ac csrpen.
cy. leaving out the $500, OOO, 900 sod
SEQ 600 600 Of iaterss; bearing debt %
the 6rse Of Jaly, 1866, st present rates Of
interest pad. The average rate Of inter-
80 ios sevefai years Will be ak per cent.
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Dsvslspmsnts sf she Csaspirasy.
New York. Nsy II.

4
The testimony taken in the asssssina.
zion conspiracy csss last Friday and nov
~ade pebIis shows fhAt ~ esaepiracy
d1aee 0Sek - the samnes e. 1865, End
that Booth vas thes seeeosd i T. The
conspiracy eonts~plassd the sapturs a
President Lineois, his murder, the burn
ing Of norshern cities, creating diseatis-
faction anong the noHhsrn people II the
war, and bringing about Of . revelation ip
favor Of the G nfedsracy. Booth Nj
leading agent iu the matter, visiting vari.
ous parts of the country and holding se.
ceet consultations 10 Canada with George
N. Sanders, (sho has since said be did
not know Boolh), Clsy. Holeombe,
Thompson and others. Doolh. vas fprn.
ished ui,h money from Rashnoad- end
sss the AGENT TO procurs Others. An 70.
Tor named Chester sefvsed to hsvs -.
thing 70 d. With the saair. thoueh Booih
promised him $780, Hs. wss osly Il
see that tie back door 81 Growers Tts4
tier, where It wss It 6rst eoutemplssed i
pespstsats tha ass1asfnoiiso. 1a kep
open for exit. Rooth A. lfet eoaxsd hin
aod then Threatened hin with death il n
divslssd - iles,
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New York. May II.

The steamer Nightingale brings Hs.
vana dates 70 the il.h .nd Key Wes; ,a
the l3lh.
The rebel ram Stouewall arrived Il
Havana on the ll,h. II vas said the
government would not allow her any f..
cilities for doing damage TO our shipping;
,hs, she would be obi ged TO leave with .
- hours and would not Be allowed TO dis
ohsree or take " board sny men or am-
muuition and only sufi eject coal T., take
her to sea, and tina, If the Capt General
had orders 10 the effect b would sillingly
seize her.
There Was no report Of her having dss-
troyed any vessels on the way 70 Hsvana
|. was reported that the blockade runoiug
steamer lnogene arrived u Mstaosas 90
the 10Th with 1000 bslee Of eJ,ton from
Galveston, and landed Twelve passengers
sn route for Europe. The Imogs ne sailed
90 the llsh ostent,hy fsr Nassau. Her
passengers reached Havana on the llth.
l, vas raid that the Consul applied fi
oisIly Tor permission 10 send by asug boa.
noti6sstion Of The prsssaee ef the e;one-
ysll to Key West. but Gen. Delarins re-
faSsd the reqas.s.
The Amesie4n steamer Columbia was
then sent. Az she pissed tbs fiorids
coast signal 6res wsfo seen alsag for 90
milse.
o. ~ 7th stsamey sppearsd Of the
MeeA She uss signaijed asd sudd. nly
pndss I'll sassn staFfsd northWard, dis
pla3 isg - Eneiish essign y the peal
and ths sebsl 6ag q The fosemast. II wai
thought che Vas The Inogene.
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n ths 0sssrs Il ssy # IL fsilsssS Dsserasl Lsts
Al msetihE ~ ne CITY Couscda Of the cry Of Keo
knk held Ny issh, 1855 the following resolution
ioptsd, to-wit:
hsoased TtAa - owneFs of lots ami ~ block lo7
ss asa ~ baseA 1U6 ~ and H. block l08 and
and IL block Ito. ontnx Seventh etreet; slso ots
y 81 ssd g. block In lcts Z, g. o. 10, II and ~
hotk L. lots z fsp IN u and II bork 49, and lot
,ay, 70, II an4 n IDock l7u.s hopiinK xchanes
street. Be directrd b plank walk hve feet wide
laid in front Of their respective said streets b
the lStA ~ of 5nlS Hsktth, plank q b. lid cross
wise. y. 8. MERRIAM,
may17-d1As C3ssk ofCsuHcfi Of City OF Ksoknk.
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Rebel 1gsstisgs n Texas.
NJ. VT NJ

~" AVIsy my isS
By way Of Havana We learn that ths
rebel leaders ia Ttxrs sud Western 4obi
sana wsre still = tbs date of the latest DO
counts procl.iwisg ty pubic uessiss1 and
addresses their dsterm natios TO cos,Eu ue
the ssr, Notwithstanding the failute oil
their cause eas. Of the Mississippi. Gen
Magruder made speech on the 2i,h ult.
in whicn he sneopnced that he could Zee
nothing Encouraging for the rebels id ,he
nilirary situatios. He mysteriausly hint
ed that they had I asighhOr near At hand
ragardisg sAon he did not feel 1t liberty
"a say asythisg futther st that time.
Oid Sterling Price Of Missouri apd
Gen. Hisdmas Of Ark. are both said to
Be still alive and ID Texas.
The sebsl blockade rus GER end pirste
steamship Q.l, Capt Motif, arrived at
Hsvsss toa Galveston On the 9th itss.,
II 4 tho sssasship| Amas ~ FROM the stsos
place ~ith 900 bales Of cotton had
reached Manlatslf.
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BsADrIrUL, SoFr AND GIossY HAIR
Those wanting zoe and glossy ha'r
pleas read the card Of GxoRox CABus ia
another part Of this paper Csbus' Tonic
is permanent cure for the dandruf :
cures scuf eruptioDs. and all diseases
Of the skin; restores grey hair to il. ori-
ginal color. are3.dlm
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New York, Msy II.


The steamer Columbia from Havana on
the 18th has arrived. The pirass Stone.
wall, il appears. left TeueriGs April let.
and arrived 1t Burmuds on the. 26, b;
thence she proceeded to Nssns, bat was
uoable to get over the bar owing 70 dns.
ing over sixteen feet Of waller, ind then
eccapied three 1sysia her passage to Ia
yana. She vas not eaIutsd q Ilavaos,
bat the Spanish Gsn'l D'Marina. osder
prerense Cf showing. TIE pirate to hls
daughter. psid her . visits Oss II the
Cspiaio Genersls Aides and several dov.
srDment of6cers also Wished sAs pirate.
Some difficulties we're attemptsd 70 be
placed in the usy Of cleasiag The sseamel
|1planbia for Key West y or Consul
MessTs. J. n. NcrSie + Go. ovsscoaA1
y and che - allowed 70 3spast 10 n
Admiral 6ujbIasat Ksy Wet.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA,
State COnrcMtfOse 10 bs Called
RATIoHs ISSUED TO TEE People.
REBEL VAR MEETINGS IN
TEXAS.
struetlsn in Virgins.
New York. Nsyl7.


New York, Nay II.
The Hsrald's Chester g. G corres-
pondent says:
| The rebel Governor Vance, Of North
Csroiina. was arrested 10 Buucomb county
last Friday. by = detachment of Kilpat.
rick's cavalry. by orders from Washing
TN, whittier, it is said, he will be sent to
stand his trial for treason.
1t vas reported that anotbsr detach-
ment Of cavalry wss in pursuit Of Gov.
Msgrath, Of South Carolina.
The rebel General % J,haston is at
Charlotte, N. C. Its said be applied for
permission to be allowed to 90 to Csosda,
out vas refused.
The pirate Semmer, with some com.
panicns, is end~avoripg to reach the
coa.' and make his escape out of the soac-
try By sea.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
ssys the ness OF zoe capture Of left Davis
vas received there by the old residents
and the rebellion sympathisers ~ith the
greatest establishment and the deepest
>ense Of the humiliation of their traitor.
Gus cause.
The Hersld's correspondent says Gov.
F. H. r,srpoet. OF Virginia. has issued
an order to the voters of the lst. 81 and
Tn Congressional districts of that Ssste
on The subject Of the elections. The 4sh
Thursday IN May is the regalsr election
day, but as the districts above named are
no, thoroughly organised. no election can
De held.
by the laws Of Virginia the Executive
is empowered to CAL specisl eiecsioss to
| i vacancies. Gov. pierpoot, therefore.
.dvises no polls to bs opened for members
Of Congress, either in The counties already
| organized or IN those unorganizej, assur.
ing the people that as soon as the eoanty
officers in the unorganised portions are
elected he will order special election for
the above hstked districts. vhen there
will be fair opportunity to choose repre-
seaiatiyes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18

Nevberr, Nay 16.
The Wilmington and Weldon R,iltoad
10 nsv 10 operstiop. Trains are rnnsi4g g
daily on the road, end siso ru,nin Q
through from A,rshesd City TO r lei. b,
Salisbury, Charlotte and Dsuvile so
Richmond. Mails viii nov go through B
u these points. Also lelegrsms.
Geo. 6cho6eld has extended the sse pi
the railroads in this State 10 refugee sol
dicrs and cisiseas of North Carolioa who
dSsifs 10 return TO their homes, which
privilege they gladf5 accept.
Union meetings are being bed : II ov 81
the s.ate. A gIest mass mestiny will bt
held 10 Ra'eigh to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18
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NrW XV1bp ny ~.
The Raleigh Standard Of the llsh saJs
it is probable that steps will b soop taken
to call convention 10 construct . loyal
Safe government. rs
A letter dated Fayetteville 80, ssys .
dsiegasios Wa appointed By the Mayor
of that place to proceed 10 Wilniagioo
aud procure food lor The Inhabitants. The
fesuit vas 25, 600 or 81. 600 raaioss vsre
At oooe forwarded, and though tie seoesh
ssore they would not eat ssyshioR from
the Yankees, they we're The very iss 10
rush 10 si'h bsgs and baekets. Govern
meut horses aod mules are also furnished
the fsrGaers to work With.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-18

uasue'Pnis, may ~.
Last evening : colored man got into I
Pine street passenger car and refused al
eatrsaties 10 leave the car where his pre-.
ssnee appeared sp b not desired. The
conductor Of the cor, fearful Of being fiaed
u he elected him. - was doaA By ,he
Judges Of ono Of the Ohio courts ID .
similar case. run the car Of the track, be
tacbed the horses and left the colored
man 10 occupy tbs : car oil By himself.
Ths eolosed men sill frmly sssintaiued
his pcsition in the car, having speot she
uhpls e the oighk thess. TAs eDsdbc-
sor looks upoo thS part hs esscted ID the
aaair - splssdin pescs olssrategy, The
matter creates quite . seasation il The
oeig hborhood where the car 10 stan ding.
snd crowds Of sJmpathis.ss are afosod
the colored man.