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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By Virtue of a
cOrvISsTON issnea By fhe Clerk the m srshaii
Circuit Court and directed in favor of Jeremiah
Mesler aid against john Wasin ten Godfrey, Horace
Curbin and John O. Osborne rel leysn ba J. Will ofer at
Public Sale the law directs, at the Court House door
Of Plymouth, county finar>haiI, and STATE
~ SATURDAY, MARCH, Is. 1869. = ms
bet wccr the hours clock and oclock.
of said day the reut and profits Cor tern NOT cxcceding
years If the following described real csaf I'm said
The half Of the north quarter Of section twenty
nine (29, IN township thirtywo t32l. range twoitS
east containing eighty tsQlaeres more OF less.sy.A
rent and profits for seven year Of said real estate
win NOT SCI xa sum sicientto satisfy said conrnissi0u
interest, and accrung costs WILL at the SAINT time
aud place, offer for sale To the highest lawful bidder all
tho ri i,t title and int rest 6 the said defdiat in and
the sr, Or much Thereof as may be reces say 10
satisfy. said writ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
FEB 20 ls6at4 'i'e5l > III 10

.SURVEY NOTICING is hereby
~ given that the undersgn with the County Survey
or win, on Tuesday March 49, 1852, proceed to srry,
and locate the of his land in section eight 49,
township thiriyfur l3i three cast, irf Mar
shall county Indiana, and continue from day 10 day
til all is surveyed -
Nonresident ounerssof land In said section who "a 1
to meet abe Surveyor Al the time al9ye pentioi and
effay or provide r drfrayinE teit portion ofthe ex
pnsc Of said survey will he returned 20 Tho cpniy Aud
itor and ulh dinqucnces placed the duplicate and
colIased atceraine to law p - i.ni-
Feb 20 1862 ~ -as4 t,.H JOHN BASLEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
x .DAlIN ISTRATORs SAL 81 OF

~ REAL ESTATE..
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to an.
order Of Common Pleas Corrt, at the Ftbrs,ars
Term. 1862, the undersigned, Administratpr of The
estate of Elijah Stansbury. deceased, viii sell o.,
public or private sale. at the door Of the Court
House, in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, !.
On Saturday, March stt, 1862,
at O'Clock. p M the following rear estate sit-
ate in; Marshall county, indiana, 10 Wit 81 .fs
Lot number fourteen tl4} With a good dwelling
house on the same, and eighty eight (ss) feet.
cd, IN Westerreltss addition 20 The town ~
Plymouth. s.sa tns ~ - sse s3s.g ,1i
This property will be sold At any time ef}eT.
March 9TH at private sale, unless sold as eboyc p7
ticcd. -
Trans.--one hun5tcd and 6fy doalassr eksh ~
hand; the balance in twsls e Epd sightec1 mbntk's
with suitable security. ass q >. aro1I ;>;su u!
Fcbruarvr, Ia 1S62f y at ldn7nisffa tor -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
Educational Notice.

The following letter was received few
days since from the Superintendent Of
Public Instruction:
'ExAxrNER MARSHALL COUNTY,
DEAR2SIR:-I shall visit your County
officially on Tuesday, Msrch, 25th.~- shah
be pleased ID meet all the trustees and
teachers of yotr county. and the friends OF
Education generally. at P. M. If desir-
able L will deliver a, more popular lecture
at P. M. The afternoon meeting at the
Court House. the Evening lecture at some
Church or Hall. Yours truly,
Mules j. FLErcHEn.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

- e35f1flss1oy. iss,<sli lds Clerk f5fatshaII
county Common Pleas Court. and TO directed in "a
Of Henry Humrichcnser for the <e of Elizabeth Al
len. lIsrfett Ate nr tscst ann. minor ><r5 - hn
ss sS 6 r rs; A5,1 sst 2 M ig
lawful ber the law directs. before the Court
door in tbs towp or Plymouth Marshall county Ipdiara
on r ~ '''7 'k''I y TT
SATURDAY, MARCH "a, 1884,
between thchours Of ten o'clock a. m and four o'clock D.
Of said day, the and profits for term otexccc
ing years the following estate
ate in said
Lot number hundred and fhiry-uine 39 Of the orr
ginal Plat Of the town Of Plymouth.
II the profits
will not se4Br 6Ha mrVnfz safisffid Cn1Dhission.
intcre-tsc fccets,f win, 4fe snetime aud
place, or r sale 10 the highest lawful bidder the rhf
title and interest Of the said defendants same
or 50 much thereof as oeffX to satisfy sid writ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

has arrived Itcontsins forty-one articles.
some of them very interesting stories. and
seventy-six embellishments. We order
Peterson for any of our subscribers for
81 %. the very lowest club rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

Ihope HAT every teacher and trnstec in
the County will be present upon that soc-
casion and that the County Commissioners
and the fricnds Of education generally will
come ont. You can all afford to give at
leas, one day during the year TO the edu-
cational interests of the County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
,1icdNhfsSI0S, issued by CLERK of the Marshall
Circuit Court and to me directed. in favor Of William
Btragin.h and against frcderck IT, Hall and Lana Hall
II will Jrcr Public Sale, the highest lnw:f tjdcr
the law DIRECTS bers the Court House iopr in the town
~ plymouth Marshall County, Indiuna, On
~ SATURDAY, MARCH 10. 1862, ~
between the hours of clock a. and fur clock D.
81 said day. the rents and pryfs for not d
ing years Of the following described real sn
ate in said county of Msrraliand Stats of IndaDs to~
Lots number twenty-five twenty tx. twenty seven and
twenty sight. In Cleselsnd's adliiion to the
Plymouth.
IL the ana rsts r YEARS Of said cstaf,
winot sell for sufficient satisfy said commifsct
Interest cost and COSTS, will, the time
and rsse. ofr for sais bidder. all the
right, title and ntcrset the said defendants in and
the same, much thereof as may be necessary tC
satisfy said writ. fa8l ea2 .aaf raf1 rn >
Feb 2O 1852 o. NJ BARNARD. Sheriff.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

nHs, PAINTS, ana allkipds Of Boildins Ma
may 10 H.B DICKSON s. Co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
The REPtfRLICAN!
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


ANOTHER Yorse 'PATnroT AND HEKo
GosE Down TO rHE Tosn:--The mortal
remains Of young RoBERr B. PArrERsos,
Of Co. /. 29th Ind. Vol. arrived here ON
Saturday n.ernins last by Express. The
deceased Was generally krown by the citi-
xens. Of .Plymsuth: nndsmueh, esteemed for
his pibsaiE Ind moral deportment. His
csslS death Is deeply ,deplored by all who
enjoyed his acquaintance. ..r-
He expired ono day last week after a
painful Illness 81 several weeks duration.
commencing with a severe cold contracted
by.exposuss whale ont on picket, which
settled n.his lungs. IN a short time pro-
aasing hemorags and finally death. lie
disa ~ a private mansion in Louisville.
shess he.w tendeTly nursee during the
gifc1ter portion Of his illness by noble mind
ed3pi patriotic Kentucky women. -
-,Ffiy funeral services took place yester-
day afternoon at The NJ. E. Church. and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
Administrators Sale
OF .1fas o. 's'fIl
REAL ESTATE!

ID thc Marshall Court of Common Pleas, Twill,
On the 2Oth Of March. 1862.
between the hours OF 10 O'clock, A. NJ, and fo'-
clock p NJ, of said day, atthe late residence OF
Jacob X. Hupp. deed, two and halt miles SOUTH
west of Plymouth, expose to public sale the folpw7
ing described Real Esate, belonging to the,estate
of Jacob X. Hnpp, deceased, situate in Center
township, Marshall county and State OF Indiana,
to-wit:a az = OF 1 ~ f-rrf8. go ffs alea
The north half OF the south-easiq quarter of SECTION
eighteen li6j. in township thrty-three. 1881
north, range No. two l2l east, Except thirty
1901 acres off the west end, which has been set
off on partition process tofhe widow contains
ing fifty 1901 acres, aud appraised At fiteea
q 1915 dollars per acre. ,1s .,.f =. ,sf.
Also the east half of the north cast guartCr ofsec
ton Eighteen lsi, township thirt, three 1881 l.
mnge Mo- two ~ east. containing so acras ,'ap-I
praised at seven dollars aud fifty eenisttS. so1
CENTS per acre. I Es.5..s III f,....,,
! TERMS OF SALE.-To be sold at not Tess
than two thirds Of tile appraised valnr. one fourth
cash in hand, and the balance in three equal ply
mcnts at six twelve and eighteen months, giving
notes With sufficient secsrity. waving valuation
and appraismont laws, with interest from date
oh'a in' - iojOHNs GIBSON I .
Admir- of the estate ofJacob K.iHupp, deSd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06

ION THE 29d' DAY OF MARCH, 1862.
between the honrs of 10 o. lock. A. NJ and o.
clock, P. M, Of said day. on the following terms.
to-wit; One fourth cash in hand; one fourth in 6
months, one fourth in 9mohths, and one fourth in
f2 months from day Of sale, the purchaser giving
NDtes Cor the deferred payments, waiving benefit of
valaation Laws, with good freehold security. Said
property belongs to the estate of David yinnedgc,
deceased, aud will be sold subject to the confrma,
lion Of said court 81 ti.ea III asd .frirEAl-
hsaid Lots or either of them. are not sold at
said time and place, shall offer them ut private
sale until sold, ...t,....t, ...'..,....
~ "'.la''71 N. H oGLESBEE, Admir-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. OF

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
order made 10y the Marshall Court of Common.
Pleas at its February term. 1862. will proceed to
Offer fSr sale, at public outcry. 1T the door Of tile
Court Hoose, In the town of Plymouth, Marshall
county, Indiana, .asf.fefstf. go - f.i5 sy,a.i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
EMO Oons,,o,tives.--The e

Advertiser having been bcaish in few weeks
BY very simple remedy. afcr having suffered several
years With ase,erc lung Affection, and that dread disese
Cepsumptisns anxious to make known to his iellow @
fcrers the means VI
To who desire a. he sehd copy of the preser
tim used free OF charge), with the Directions for prepar
ing and using the which they will find SrnE CrRE
FoR cosssusPTfoE, ASTHMA BRoScHrfIs, &C. The only
object ofthe advertiser n sending the Prescription il to
benefit the aictcd and spread ifforaiOn which hc
ceiyes 10 be ipva be and be hopes sufferer will
Try his remedy it viii cyst the nothing and
ablessing. - REv EDWARD A. WILSON, q
1G3m ,af.l l Wiamsburgh, Kings cocDty, n y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-03-06
CHERIFF'S SALEM Virae of a

Admir- of the estate ofJacob X. Iiupp, de6'd
Feb 20 1924 .oo .aa iuaf Tin BIOS *.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04
By TEIEGRApH. !.
44ss. 10000 - -
Last Nights Report.


n 4 new ftfk, April 3,
I It is rumored here to- day that the rebe
Cabinet has decided to burn the City o.
Richmond on the approach of the Union
army. 4. i.
Business was never SO brisk on the line
of the Orange d Alexandria Railroad.
Since the affair in the Sickes brigade
where Foster shot Mt his servant, Gen.
Hooker has positively refused passes to
90 into the camps Of his division TO hunt
contrabands. .
Leu's. J.P. Hale, and w. McCunnegle
have been ordered TO report TO flag OF
fcer Foote.sas ssl.4s 4@ 1890
The number Of the sick soldiers in the
government hospitals in the District at
the last weekly. report was 23l4. or
these 396 arc. from N Y. regiments.
Slight skirmlshing continues to be tho
order Of the day along our front. Each
army lying in sight of the other entertain
ing each other with occasional artillery
practice and cavalry charges. Yesterday
our cavalry captured number of rebels
after spirited skirmish in which several
Of the enemy were killed The compile.
tion Of the railroad to within the immedi-
ate neighborhood of the advance, places
many of our forces in much more ad-
vantageous position and will doubtless
greatly accelerate the movements Of our
advancing army. The rebel cavalry con
tinues to make incursions through the
country beyond Manassas Junction.
Woodstock, 2 o'clock p. M.
The rebels when retreating yesterday
attemptcdto burn bridge over the creek
near Nasruw Passage, Tut il was exiting
uished. The magnificent railroad bridge
one hundred feet high over the same
stream was burnt BY Jackson when re-
treating from General Shields.
The gray stallion, said to be Col. Ash
by's, was shot yesterday near this town. |
The ball must have wounded the rider in
the left thigh. The current report, how
ever, that Ashby was wounded is not
credited at Headquarters.
Some of Ashby's scouts made their ap-
pearance this morning early on the high
wooden ridge on the opposite side of
Stony Creek beyond Edinburg. They
were fired on by some Of the 29th Penn |
sylvania, when Ashby unmasked four
gus and threw shells into the camp
They subsequently retreated under the
fire of our guns. During the day they
frequently interfered with our bridge
builders by Smelling them at long range.
The foot of the bridge, however, has been
and our skirmehcrs and some
Of the Andrew sharp shooters are now on
the roadside beyond the town Second
Lieut.. Doff and two privates of Ashby's
cavalry were captured yesterday while
carrying dispatches, but refused to d.
vulge tho contents or tell who they were
from. A late intercepted letter from a
rebel line officer speaks significantly of
he anticipated open rebellion in Mary
and, but this is regarded as one of the
means resorted to by secession leaders to
lupc their followers.
Ashby artillery was reinforced to-day
y two or more heavy guns, with which /
le pracLlccd on US at long range. Ii
Gen. Banks is here and Shields at I
'trasburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04
FROM FORT MONROE.

Fortress Monroe, April 8.
The weather to-day is clear and pleas
ant, everything progressing in the most
satisfactory manner. The rebels fired
several shots from Sewall's Point last
night at the transports in the harbor, some
Of the shells falling within forty feet Of a
vessel loaded with horses.
A Reconnaissance was made from New
port News to Watts Creek, distance of
nine miles. The enemy appeared 5000
strong and opened with cannon on our
forces, but their balls passed entirely
over them. Our batteries we're immedi-
ately got in position and We opened FIRE on
the rebels, when their entire force broke
and aed, fording the river in great confu-
sion, but keeping out Of range. The OBJ
Ject OF the reconnaissance being accom-
phshed, the troops returned, The whole
country through which our troops
passed was formerly the garden spot Of
Virginia. Il is now perfectly devastated.
and but one house was left standing. The
houses, fences, and trees have been burn
cd by the retreating rebels.
There are no signs ofthe Merrimac yet,
and from her long delay The opinion is
gaining ground that she is not coming
out. She has now fine field to operate
IN if she should triumph over the Moni-
tor, and If she should fail to come now,
It is thought she is afraid to run any risks.
An officer Of the Seminole says he read
. Savannah paper of the Esd, which ac-
knpwledges terrible rebel defeat at Pea
Ridge.
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ksokuk. March 2s-alm
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIN.
IN TIED phRTSFrSu4p

mas may certif. that Hamt den hueI, resident OF
me city 81 keok1K, Lee county. Iowa, and George T.
Lane, Resident OF the city u TFoy, state OF New
YORK. have associated themselves IN limited mercsn-
nv partnership. EctcIdng 10 The provision Chapter
GU OF tue Revised Code of Iowa. for the trans
81 tAs hardware Business In saideiiy kaok uK uf-
der The nanie and style of Hambaen Hgal. and con
laGe iaf the space OF two years eon4tHane nR on the
~ dag Of Aprl lsG2 terminating on The Isl ay
OF ApF 1HG4.
he said HEnibden Bncl IL The general partner and
the said George H. Lane Is the special pasiner and
has contributed the sum OF Six IL4asaAd Dollars in
actual Cash paymel capital to the common stock
OF said Partnership. HAMEIlEs RT.Ei
nFsi-doW GEORGE r.. LANE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
stock Market.

New York, April 3.
1 stoeks--Dni and lower, Money and Exchange with.
OUT any new features. q ARI53!; q s. T a; Erie
scrip 6i1si ssh; bari i2t; Erie pfd civ; Pacific
Mall sia; American gold 1922 u 30; d II SOL; N Y
y rAhi Huds a0's; Panama 100; b q; g cs7as. C n
ooi; LIST bends OF; Erie 9TH az; Cal Is So:
No Is soa Tenn 63a; Va 81; Mich State 6. of ,7s NO.
o. of 81 Coupons sa7.; Treasury s-lo ssA. en-
dorasd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

ELECTION IN HAMILTON. AT the cleo
ton Thursday in Monticello Township.
across the river. the following were
chosen Thomas Mcclellan, Supervisor ;
SAM. Gordon, Town Clerk Il. c. A.
Cushman, Assessor Tho's. Reed, Col
rector; T., N. Knapp, Oyerseer Of the
Poor Edward Law and Jno. Hornback,
Commissioners Of Highways; A. P. Coch-
ran and D. w. Agnew, Justices Of tho
Peace Thomas Reed and j. w. Citizens,
Constables. There was majority of ten
for the hog-law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04
COMMERCIAL

| ON DAILr Cars Efrv Opyscr
| kEoK-K April .. 90.
PLorR-sspsrases u -; spriss " heats x,rs ss O
| Fall Wheat Extra ~ rs.
B1AA AxDsH oRrJ- 1910 900 y no ~.
l CoRN-I6 to lac y bash.
| BAKLEY-25c.
WHsAT-lngaod demand. Fall GIG "a; sprint S,
| to 6oc. Es RF3 T7l
oATS--l5e.
iscaaoby the load retail IS to 3oc
oo9AA--sew Orleans fair Obs loi, prime Ielaa
III; clarified ieeBis' crushed and loaf iaais.
AolAssss-@Piantationss <g5o sasar house 4saaso;
Goldeh Syrup 7NDs5c. 50 =
COFFEE Z. -k X Java osgso; Lasuyraaagas.
RICE-0lI0c. STA @.8 M5 III
soAP--Palm &C. Family sse, Germ.nfc,n., ~
a7fc. 800 -
CANDLES star io, stearine IL. Mould 10.
LAHD-s 70 SIC; relaii Gle
BUT FER-eufnr one afe E hotrr TO- rets # ,s.,at.
LEATHER-seic e3aas Earnessesaao.
HIDES--Dry 10tuIac, green 4kto5. green shaan
Pcia .acaf %; green hog skins lse.
HAy--Timothy, So 0oa7 u0, baied ne o0a ar.
Prairie ct e6aso oa.
sEEDs-Timothy 81 90; Flax seed sfoo.
oNloSs-35a DOC.
EGGS-4 10 &c.
WHITE BEANs-soeas1 90.
FEATHERs-2 o@a5.
fhulT- Dried Applss u aSS 81 500 bu,hol.-
pnea Peaches sa25asa So Rai.ns ~ oo4 ss 90.
Western Reserve &c; Dennak s,.ta7
BEEF-292ac gross.
SHEEPs4 GOA son head.
HoGs-Dressed a5s33c.
sALf-6. A. 81 80 v sack; Kanawha 90 as y bar.
req LSerpoolsl 9oas2 90 . sack; Lake ~ 90 .
Dbl.
flsh--M sckerel, No. slGs q is y bbi. No. an
@sio,No.s sessio white Fish, No. ] IS eggs SO
half Dbl. Cod Fish SEQ h.
RAGs--Woolen !; Cotton &C.
OLD ihoN--1a9 ac Y D Brass s8sc = n. Cop
per ieasi2hc = b.
AAebAseE'-oh New YORK. u per cent. bankahle
FUNDS on Sc. Louis for lie funds Lille demand.
on chiesge . TO per cent. Gold 10 IA buvne 10
selling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

ARRANGEMI

J
ARRANGEMENT WITH STEAMBOATS,.
Arrangements have this day been madc ,y iii the apes
Moihes City line OF steamers convey soldiers at
the fostowing raies-siek, wounded or disabled mr.
ionshed OF discharged. al Aaif fare
As this line connects with the Railroad at ottnmwa
or kadssale II will furnish easy aud convenient
modeef conveyance 10 Des Moines
IL ofaes 10 proven imposition on the Line ~ Ro.,
"hien have 20 generously made tie above arrange
len.s, and ID order thai soldiers may ID. b.n
Hls " taa same, ohle.s requested. In crantinS
Burroughs Or discharges 10 The cause Of furourh
u aissharke Ut the bottom thereof Sign lie came
~ ras ~ aAsrtstts pade tor tns benefit Of t,e
soldiers The State has no pecuniary interest In the
matter Iho soieeIs Oh The tlalses Ielar1eu To- b.v
theif own iare.
Noialrfs sh.id present their fuilouehs or
- tsr tAsiAihAitvh Lit Once OF Clerk OF sir,iu-
uoa, IN oiaea t. procure ticksls reaacsd rnto.
80, 40. sAs.a n. Is. BAkEK,
"p's1sa AdJt Gent VI lvwA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

"hnt VIII neconlc 81 the Republic |!
The Rev. Charles G.. Ames will deliver
his celebrated lecture on tho above named
subject In this place, on Saturday evening.
This lecture has elected the highest praise
I'D Washington, Philadelphia and other
Eastern cities. Further notice will be
given tomorrow, and our citizens may
prepare themselves for rare intellectual
treat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04
ELECTION.

The Animal Election OF the City 81 Keokuk willie
held on Monday, The 1ih of April A. D. 1862 for the
purpose or etsctifg MAYOR and MAKsnAL oil said
2 eity. nl d an ALDERMA ii frum each Ward SAIL eisc
ton will be- opened at oseaca a. fu and closed III
cioek ard " III he held AT The ins,
places io-wit
Ilssr WaRp--In the rear on S. iIauifs store an
Fourth street, neat TO tie alley.
SECOND NAKn--At II. X. Smith office on Johnse n
Street. tetMertr ~ Htt-s ai.
THIRD NAKp--At aeehaniesf Block
FouaTH AAap--At the Shop Oh Geo. schulz on
Main street, near eth.
J. j. BRIrE. Mayor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

pD"Lcroy Seaton, son Of Mr.. NJ. Sea-
ton, Of this city, arrived home yesterday
tie was wounded in tho jaw AT the battle
Of Pea Ridge, and is member Of Co. c,
Sd Iowa Cavalry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04
Regulations of Transportation nm d
Travel.

From and after Saturday Jan. 18th ID broad cal
stage Coach xehisle running west or mesGnardfy
from the Mississippi river into North Missouri viii
bepermitiad 10 carry freight or Passengers from Keo
kuk without the streest compliance with the rsguls
sibns Of the Trresury Department at Washington
which reautre thai all fFeghts. Or whatever ature
except such Us may be under military orders shall be
e"sersH by-# nkiom House permit AID that all bag
gage or travellers shall be an d aalv
sealed by q Custom House otleer.n
The undersigned wiilissae permits for the trans
porlasion Of agoods destined for proper persons and
places with the iehs possible trouble delay and In
sPeet and seal Of travellers leaving the city
IN manher to cause the least trouble consistent with
-hr end desired.
the object aimed axis TO prevent any aid or assst-
ance, or Communication with any persons directly or
Indirectly, dislesato, In asainst the Federal
uosefrmant. John sTAsSrs; Surveyor,
Castam House, Ksoln Tx. Jau. IS lsa..dtf
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apl3-d


ApJtTANI GENERALS OyylrE
Das MoihEs, March ~ I-64 I
II having been represented 10 that certs ,,sr
are placing false construction on General Order No
Co. OF this aepsrt nien by stating that the false rep
fesentations 10 enlisted 10 this spe afiuJes IN
hegnar Army Ulcers, well oths Ii il my duty
tortste, that trrc IL no such mean.as intended /.
said order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

@The river at Burlington is within
one foot Of the railroad track on the east
side Of the river, and 1t is feared that the
oquawka route viii soon have to be re-
sorted 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

ORDERED Orr. - We learn that Col.
Rankin has received orders to move his
regiment to St. Louis Immediately, and
that four or FIVE companies will leave
soon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04

EMIoRAsrs.-A company Of substan-
tial emigrants, having FIVE four-horse wa
CONS, from Pike county, Illinois, passed
through town yesterday bound for Cali
fornia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-04
New York Market.

New York, April ..
Fiour-Receipts q 42a barrels market quiet; aes
OF s,oo hhis at o eese5 Is for Super State q II
% 20 for Extra State g. 2o46 Is for Super wes-
Trn 70 b9o 90 for Common To Medium Extra
westerns - a54a 80 for Shipping Brands Extra r..
III. o.
"hea1-7heeeipis Of ,els bush; market quiet and
firm with very limited supply
oorh-heeeipss OF 1000 bnsh,i market shade Armer;
sales 600 bush al Coz for Mixed We.tem Ia s,oya
and delivered.
Porh--Firmer; snles 2,oo) bbls ut stc 1919 for
Mess; eIodsi0 SO for Prime.
Whis&!-u sales COO bbls al e2taa3
coHee-Dull and steady sales OF 100 bags Rio al
1eic.
sugars Not varied; sales OF 1T hhds Cuba at Che
Molassss-lnactive and srm