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\IANTLp-A BOY OF GOOD CAARAC-
w ter, about or is ears OF aee. principal wotx
to run Of elranas lrluue ~ and 10 Ann Of, In shoe
store. JOINS h KENSARD. ~
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M. MLEMIN. AINIlnNTIr- nANDs.I

4 hs hElNN ~ & CO. viii 'ell nv auction nn lurt-
ia mvtiluf Anvil 18th. ~ 10 'vnts, 10Y SO. o.. NJ
lOucol 81, nHnl lor- on tt lDv-c. @ ..-u tlI' '
proIv {, o. tuuIi, dec in,nr housrk ofptu-, .at-
tug 81 paIor, Gulnr-rUUin, chamber and At, ttu.
iutntulc' Gc, sale passive, without icssld ul
Waafher. 2tE
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1000 LABOREES, ALSO 3 tAMILlESi
DOoOVith tie he.c saw 'urgitulc % kt,pi
hoarder-, wsntei on me hpUia i-tS- Rail foa1, a.
: hort distance IN thc country StcGdv E0rk turirr
ihr year, Wages flt5 yer dA' pnssN. irre uu 10
duct on start CVCrr d-N. o. 'u O'Clock \ 81. f5.fu
,the once o VI. COhNERT, HlNDENLANrG CO.i
.25 GTt, uN ich 81. Is
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10 10 X bifDlRS--A PLAIN FINISVEP
i oal a. 10 ""sS o. Albums. App.y At ~ " a,.or
D -l o. 81.
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EWANTED-GOOD HANDS TO PIT Braid
W on eavlry Jackets, and cir sirs tor Blasting
4 miiitAry coats. hpplv at So frser q Ipi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15
New York, June Il.

New York, June Il.
The Evening Post says Of Mitchell's
arrest
We learn that the arrest was made by
detectives Kelse and Elder, under direc-
ton of Gen. Dix. the latter having re-
ceived orders from Washington to arrest
Mitchell on the charge of treason. After
the arrest Of Mitchell Judge McCune vis-
tied Geo. Dix headquarters, but could
learn nothing Of the prisoners movements
The Judge said that the Government
could not try the prisoner Is traitor, foI
he was an alien, and none but citizens
could be tried IS traitors. The Judge
also declared that the Government could
only hold Mitchell as an alien enemy, but
now it il supposed to have no enemies.-
During the p. m. Judge McCsne visited
Gen. Dix at his residence, but probably
before that time Mitchell was At Sea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Public notice II hereby given that the 18th day or
July next shall proceed Ia sell 10 the highest bidder
for cash. public ancton the following real estate In
county Of Lee and State OF Iowa much thereof
may necessary pay the debt hereafter mentioned
twit The undivided fourth Of twenty feet front
Fifth by hundred feet deep sixty feet from
johnson and sixty feet from the alley In block 30
Of the city of Keoknk being parts Of lets and Of said
block also the undivided half Of lot in block Of said
city Of Keokuk and the undivided half Of the northwest
quarter of section - township Ct NORTH range west in
said county
The above sale made by virtue Of deed Of trlst
reying said real by Peter W. Potter dated
the 4th day of February, A d. 1862 wherein am au-
thcrixed sell sad property pay certain debts due
from said Potter Samuel " Miller and Phylinda Red
fsd if they should be paid within twelve months
date Of said deed Of The sale will take
place the day above mentioned az the door OF the
Court House the city Of Keokuk between the hours
Of ? o'clock and O'Clock p.
iupe5-dlm URIAH RAPLEE Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15

8xte1ssvo xtxo-0Oo11tllaD 3xeeutoA.
Louisville. June l3-midnieht.
A serious Ere is progressing on the
premises of r. A. Robiason + Cos, In
volvinR one Of the largest stocks Of whole.
sale drugs west Of the Alleghanies. Prob
ably the tetal les will be from one to two
million dollars.
NsrshaIl Ssaart, the guerrilla, snd
Lewis Oolrods the nurdsssF u Mo0rotte
At ShslbyvilIe, were executed here It the
military psisos to-day. A
- Ths runners that the federal soldiers
have bssa committing impropristiss q
the Water Works are officially denied
Perfect order appears 70 BE- kspt anoag
them.
A number OF 6herman's troops are 10
the vicinity Of our city. Preparations are
making to give them barbecue on the
4th pFoxiao.
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Detroit, June ID
A large saw Iaill Of Wright 4 Co..
Saginaw City, with . million feet ..oi
lumber was destroyed by FIRE. Loss one
hundred Thousand dollars.
By some misappreheasion the recent
visit of certain boards Of trade to Boston
has been regarded to some extent ~ q
cautious preliminary to sssembling Of the
international convention. The visit re.
ferred 70 was purely Of . social character,
having no connection with the coming
convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15
U.s.INTERNAL .. nEvENUE.
OFFICE T. s. ASSESSOR INTERNAL REyESJE,1
Ll.ERI y

OFFICE Z. s. ASSESSOR INTERNAL REFENJE,1
FTRsr COLLECTION DISTRICT,
Mr. pLKAsAxz Henry Co. Iowa. June lat, 1855
Notice hereby given that the Lists Of Valuations and
EnumeraiiSns Of Property &c subject tax under the
provide Internal Revenue TO support the Gov
errment spd Interest the Public Debt approved
3oth 1854 and the snendatory Act approyed March
g. 1855 made and taken by c. stripe L. Kinley and
ciaypooe Assistant Assessors af the lst. I'd and
18th Divisions in the county Of Lee Of said District will
remain open the xsminasn Of all persons interest
for space of fifteen days from the date hereof al
the Offices Of said Assistant Assessors m Lee eoun3 and
Immediately after the expiration Of said fifteen days, viz
on the 2ld day OF June 1s6 the Office Of W G. Stripe
in the Of Keoknk and county OF Lee between the
hours of m and of said day. viii receive and
dssermne all appeals relative excessive
valuations made and taken by the said
Assistant All appeals to the assessor afure-
ssd mRss made in writing and specify the particular
cause saater thing respecting which decision 10
quested sate the ground or principle Of Inequality
or complained Of X NJ fIChEL
june6-dtd Assessor
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New York, June IA.
The Times prints Hsads's and 6heri-
daa's reports Of operations prSvious 70
Lees surrender. Report is made that
Warren was relieved and sent I'd the rear
for lsck Of energy, and obeysd orders. Il
also sppssss that Gen. Wright dsclined
p obey Gen. 6heEidan's orders Until di-
rected % to do BY Gen. Grant.
6heridan's fspost = exeesdisaly inter
esting, and details the multiplicity of
movements. and the details Of their rapid
ity n execution and effectiveness are -.
tonishing. It appears that be had but
ono idea from the commencement OF op-
erations-.hat was, to break up and cap
ture Les's army; and in this idea it is
evident be Was in advance of Grant HIM
self.
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81
aas New York, Jass IA. !
The Herald's Charleston correspond
enee says !
0overnor Aiken arrived here on
his retaTn from WSshinRtoa, On the 6sh,
aad had - enthusiasts reception from
the citissns On landing at the wharf. Hs
> on parole, With orders TO report onoe ,
month to the Ccmnaadaae at this port
The Governor was very favorably i'm
pressed with Pfesldest johnson. and
speaks In high terms Of him.
The people are nuoh sagsged in dis.
cussing the question Of Who il 70 Be- their
Provisional Governor.
The basiness prospects Of Charleston
were tnpsssiDe.
A nenhsr Of ~ old South Csrolina
coast plsotsfs, hsving taken the oath Of
slIseiaAce, sud being willing to make
contracts for labor with their forme,
slaves. had gone to Hilton Head to COME,
with Gen. Gilmore sud sndsavor to re-
cover their plantations.
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Boston, June IA

Boston, June IA.
Fifty-one moro rebel prisoners we're re-
leased from Fort Warren yesterday on t.
king the oath Of allegiance.
The Boston Traveller says says some Of
them were shown great attention By .
number Of citizens who seemed to spsre
no pains TO make them enjoy themselves
during their brief stay in Boston. These
rebels freely acknowledge that though
they have taken the oath of allegiance
their love for the old Union is not very
enthusiastic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15
Cengresat atisaal Church.

Boston, June IA.
The national council Of the Congrega-
tional Church convened to-day.
About 400 were present. The follow.
ing officers we're elected Moderator, Ex.
Governor William A. Rockingham of
Connecticut; let Assistant, Hon. Charles
G.. Hammond Of Illinois !: second As.ist.
ant Rev. Joseph P. Thompson Of New
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15

Brantford. @. ". lima l

bnntford. @. W., june IA.
A very destructive fine occurred here
at one o'clock this morning, raging till
fvs o'clock. About half the principal
business blocks in the town Vas DESTROYED.
Il was the work Of an incendiary. 1hir-
~ buildings we're destroyed. Loss from
$4,000 to $4,000; insurance $780,
900.
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The Times Washington dispatch says
that Karikillski, the agent of the expatri.
ated Poles, now temporarily sojourning
In SWitserland, has arrived in this city
and will wait upon the President to-mor-
row to learn what, il any. concessions can
ba granted these unfortunate people
They number from 10000 to 20 900.
mostly peasautry, and seek to emigrate
to this country and engage in agriculture.
The Swiss govt has voted them one hun
dred francs each and the French gov, will
pay their passage to New York. An ef-
fort viii be made to have them settle in
Virginia.
Quarter Master Delaney, Of Augusta,
Maine. was arrested for forging false en- !.
listment papers and various other fnuds.
He Was convicted and to-day sent forward
to Concord, N. H., being sentenced to im.
prisonment for the period Of ten years to
pay 6ne of S45, 600, and to remain in
custody till the fine be paid. Before
Delaney left he offered to pay the fine il
be could be pardoned. 1t is said he made
large fortune BY the transaction.
The Tribune has private intelligence
from Hayti, stating that the iusure ent
force was reported to be on the marc6 for
Port-au-Pripce. The rebels declare that
It Is their intention to establish . more
liberal government and place themselves
under the protection and patronage Of the
United States.
The Tribune's Wf.shingtoH special
says:
Major General Ord has been ASST gued
to the military command of the State of
oregon, headquarters 1t Portland
Delaney the Maine bounty broker has
been Internationally pardoned by the
President.
Captain Fisk of the Yellowstone expe-
dition leaves fos his, western tour this
evening.
General Sheridan has submitted his re-
port. He is particularly severe upon the
coaduct of Gen. Warren.
The Hsrald's Washington special has
the following item:
The cabinet meeting to-day was long
Il is understood that arrao eements
were agreed upon to renew the twenty.
hve per cent tax on cotton and that other
matters in connection with full resump-
ton Of trade with the south were deter
mined. :.
The Mexican minister 10 confident th
the French will be driven outof his ccun-
try before the close Of the present year.
The hsavy loss Of government property
at Nashville il connected with ! rumor
thaA ~ disaster will wipe out many
doahefnl ollce aeoounts which now Of
sonsss - nssef be settled.
Several citizens 81 Savannah, Including
the old mayor OF the city, have arrived
here 10 consult With President .Johsson
about ths reconstruction Of civil govern.
mept there. 4sl
Governors Vance and Letchsr are vet
ooniiasd il the Old Capitol prison, and
have not yet applied for pardon though
il ID expected they will do 90.
Application was made to the postofice
departmeut = ppt in opsfstion enc ef its
eWn ssggsstions, which has also had the
approval Of The 6eorstasies .of The NAVY
aad War, 6lso prtisulasly snd1psd by
the - PfeGi1eni, Wis: . saploy some
ofesf 1aasross saFplss naval steansfs
. eesa1 161fi aofusefD fbethot1AuSad
saul1e1a - - I I - Z ~
M 1eu xsek = Galway. ss'ssss4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15
New York, June IL.

New York, June IA.
The steamship R. s. Kimball, from
Hamburg, arrived to-day With geo pas.
sengers. Thirty children died on the
passage.
The ship Deutschland also also arrived
iromHamburg With nearly 500 passengers.
There we're tWenty-three deaths on the
passage. ~
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Boston, Jsns IA.

{ A portion of Clark's wharf in East Bos-
ton tumblsd overheard lass night, the un-
dsrpinning being rotten. So4s forty
th1ussad beGhs6gof .sk STORED 10 Isnail
wood tenements vas loss. The damage
is estimated at 976,00O.
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Washington, June IA,

Washington, June IA.
All the honorably discharged soldiers
have been granted the privilege of retain
ing their arms Ut the following rates:
Muskess Of oil kinds, with or without ac-
coutrements, ten dollars; all others, car
bines and revolvers, eight dollars; sabres
and swords with or without belts three
dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15

Toronto, June IL.
Last evening - party consisting
of M. E. Caseman, Miss Carrie Coleman
Miss Kate Gags. Miss Creighton and
George Creightos, wers rowing in Dss
Jordia Saal. the steamer Anglia passed
them csp>ising the boat Efforts were
made to sa,e them, bat unfortunately oil
except George Creighton were drowned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15
New Yoek. Jane II.

Nsw Yosk, Jane IA.
The steamer Moro Castle brings Ha.
vana date 10 The 10Th.
The evssuseion of San Domingo BY the
Spaniards was ready to take place on the
reception Of the 6nal order. "A number
Of persons loyal TO Spain we're leaving
San Domingo assrefugees for Santiago
Some vsse also expected at Havana.
The Flamingo, Wren and other block.
sde runners were to leave Hayana for
England to be sold.
The weather in Havana d cold and
healthy. fEa
The rebel Gen. Slsushaer arrived 4
Havana from Infamous on tho 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15

New York, June IA.
John Mitchell. editor Of the Daily
News and lately editor Of the Richnond
Examiner, was arrested this afternoon
and taken to Fort Lafayette, it il sup
posed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15
OF BUSINESS-I have

~ this day sold out entire stock Of Cotkng ffece
Cosds aad Gents Farnishfa9 Goods TO Mr. JOHN A
MAXWELL who will continue the business at the stand
formerly occupied by Thankful TO the citizens Of
Keokuk for generous patronage Of nve years, would
ask a continuance Of the same to my surcessor
WILLIAM yENCTLL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15
Beer and Whisly 0eaRses&ed.
New York. June IL

The Collector Of internal revenue Of
Albany has aeised ia this city large
quantity Of whisky and beer said to| have
besn made in thas city without pAying
tax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15

New York, June IA.
The steamers Persia and City Of Cork
took to-day one million in treasure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15

Release Of Re6el Prisoners
IN ROse0e. ga
Accounts From the South,
oev. 0tens Reuemiaatsd,
Especial "a. Gate City.]

Des Moines, June H..
Stone wss nominated for Governor and
b. r. Cue for Lieutenant Governor by
scclamation after one informal ballot.
Wright was nominated for Supreme
Judge and O. Faville for Superintendent
of Pablio Instruction by scclamation.
The convention was large and harmo.
nious. CLARK,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15

= can BE- quickly changed to efficient Mower. either
with or without Reel. The cheapest machne i a.
osst and most durable II it costs few doltsr. 49,,
nfsf che.P, Ainsy machine that il liable to brs.n
oown q ne nrst severe test IL dear a any prce Ths
purchased Tor oAah with all the advantsxes of ons
psalsnce u !. Manufactured under The direct pessona
o. me propristou and purchaser have the
Me sake our Judgment and responsibility IN ~ en-
oofsement OF our machines the bsst for ~ rer -
respects and osr trial through shs haryeet r,th
any oshsr-the purchaser 70 keep the ons pss6srred
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15

HAvE YOU SEEN THE NEW JU-
IL vESILE MUSIC BOOK, by the Author Of The
Golden WREATH
MERRY CHIMES
Specimen pages sent free Price OF tbs New Book 30
efs % 90 I DOZEN OLIVER DTTSoN co,
janeta Publishers, Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-15
Gov. Stone Re-NOminated
by AcelamatfOn.
II. #. Gsge for Lieutenant
Governor.
WRIGHTFOR SUPREME JUDGE.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Assassination Trial.

a&8k8 E3s5E g ssfs8
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06
The Opening of Sherman's Campaign
The Late Loss Of Federal Gun
boats. .ts-st ,,'r-F
Press Dispatch,l !

NEW YORK, Feb 5sAThe Hctald's cor
respondent from Sherman sarmy describes
the opening.o Of that Generals campaign
The left wing of tile army, under Gen.
Slocum, had arrived at Sisters Ferry, on
the Savannah river, fifty miles above the
city of Savannah, without meeting amy
opposition whatever from the enemy.-
Two divisions Of the 2Sth corps, which
struck out for that point through the
State Of Sonth Carolina, had considerable
difficulty i'll getting through the swamps.
The other troops which nored' directly
mp the Georgia bank OF the rNrI' had
not snch difficulties to contend with
were at Sisters Ferry, and supplies We're
being rapidly received. The right. wing
of the army is operating in bettercoun-
try for marching than the. left, and at
some distance from it, but communlca-
tion between fhe two is kept tuninterrupt
ed. One correspondent states that Shcr-
lnau proposes stirring Sonth Carolina at
the rate OF twenty miles day"
Port Royal papers give full particulars
of the loss of the monitor Potapsco and
punboat Doechirg, already recorded
The Potapsco was sunk in the harbor ot
Charleston oil the night OF the 18TH OF
last month, by one of the rebel torpedoes
She went down in twenty tathoms, after
she was struck, and six OF her crew were
drowned, forty-three being saved The
Doeching got agrouudin Combahee river,
South Carolina, on the Doth ult. and at
ter maintaining Il severe fight With
rebel fort for some hours, and it becom-
inc apparent to her officers that she
could not be got Off they set fire to her
and she was burned to the waters edge.
All her officers and crew escaped d few
hours previous to the catastrophe which
bctcl her The Doeching captured the
blockade runner COqucttc, from Charles
ton for Nassau, with a cargo OF cotton
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06
Remo,a, Of Disabled Soldiers.

Headquarters ARMY OF THE PoTo-
MAC, Feb. 2.-All the hospitals in the
field were cleared day or two since, the
inmates being sent to City Point gen.
eral hospital, where they could receive
more care and be in better quarters. This
change gave rise to the various rumors
of an intended forward movement. A
deserter who came in to-day reports tue
return to our front of troops recently
sent to North Carolina to meet the
Union force said TO be marching on We'll
don. The rebels in front of Petersburg
have been very jubilant for day or two,
indulging in frequent cheering, but on
what account is not known here
Colonel Ruggles, one ofthe oldest Of
fcers in the army has been assigned to
duty as Assistant. Adjutant General at
these headQuarters -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06
Railroad ACCiheHt-.

CiNCIHNATI Feb. A bad acrident
occurred on the Marietta and Cincin-
natl railroad .this.moruing at Lees Creek
bridge, sixty miles east OF CLncinnati,
fhe middle pier ofthe bridSc'was earned
away during the night by the -'rSIng OF
ice and high water, leaving tho bridge
standing. The Western bound atcomo-
dation train. consisting of one baggage
and two passenger ears reached the cen
tre of the bridge, when it gave way.
prccipitating the whole train into the
creek below, distance of liitV feet.
Ten ur twelve lives were lost. besides ii
number ofpersonS serious sly injured The
rear car fell on the end, took tire and
several pass emgers were burned too death.
The Eastern bound express train on
the Central Ohio road ran OFT the track
nearlNewarl5this morning, hpwmg the
cars down an cmbaukincnt' No one Sc
riously injured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06
The Indian War in ihG Wss

ST. LOUIS, Feb 3.-A dispatch from
Omaha of the 22d, says large humber
of Indians has been lowering around jill
lesburg several days, but the garrison is
too small to attack them To-day they
attacked the fort and burned the tele-
graph office and stage company ware
house, containing a large amountof corn,
hay and provisions. The station, con,
sistine of several buildings Is reduced
to ashes. A considerable amount OF tel
egraph supplies was also destloyed,-
An entire train was captured near Font
Laramie within the past week by the
Cheyennes aud one mau was killed Ihe
telegraph being down the result OF the
attack OIL the fort at Julessnrg is not
known .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06
IiucoIn,s Conference with the Peace
Commissioner Divide on thc
Reunion <kaestiOn.
Press D;Ii,aiclI.

New YORK, Feb, 5E-The morning pa
pers throw no light upon the negotiation
between Lincoln and Seward aud the
rebel commissioners. Theinterview last
cd 10 hours According to the flerald's
correspondent the President Is reported
to have proposed to MesSls. Stephens,
Hunter and Campbell, that if they were
prepared to promise return OF their
states to theunion, he was ready to waive
all minor questions; hut that as Chief
Magistrate of the Republic, sworn to
maintain the Union, he could make no
consideration, no terms which involve
its division This grand point the reb-
els confessed they did not feel authorized
to decide The negotiating confer
euce took place on board one or the other
of the steamers which were Anchored
in Hampton Roads where the negotia-
tions could not be interrupted.
The proceedings were conducted in the
most cordial and frank manner on both
sides. but OH the part of Mr., Lincoln at
least with equal iirlmcss. Great ankle
ty is now felt ia hear from Richmond.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-06
Rebel Omcer. DESTROYS of Returning
20 Federal Author ity.
( Press Dispatch

ST LOUIS, Feb 4-The Paducah cor
respondent of the Missouri Delhoerat
saws the rebel General Chalmers. at Cor
inth accused Hood Of selling lhim out
and expressing the opinion fhht the Con.
federacy had gone under. He told his
men that they could do as they pleased
He should have nothing to ,loWith them,
bnt should quit and try to save the re
mainder of his property 1t Is also sta.
ted that the rebel General M6tfss sent a
message to personal friend in the Union
army, stating that he had lost al faItitl
in the rebel leaders He wished to sur
render himself to the Federal cOnimand-
er and is now Waiting .nqfiGerlh tn to
ascertain what terms will DO gra ahted to
an officer of his rank voluntarily feturn-
ing to allegiance. II