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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY CARS CRY Ovyicx,
KE0K-K May 10, ". !
PLoUR-saperhpe d so; spris v heste xtr. saoo
haa EvtY o n

DAILY CARS CRY Oyyicx,
KEoK-x May 10, W.
FLoUR-ssssrApe u so;spris v heat. x,r. ~
Fall Wheat Extra o. SO.
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-sato zoe y 100 ~
CoRN-ls to a0c p bush.
BARLEY-s3c
WHEAT-In good demand. Fall 1880; sprint IS
to co..
RfE-25c to 30.
oATS-15c.
PoTAT0Es-isaaoby the load retail aoto a5c
sBGAH-Sew Orleans fair Gal0, prime zoe
IL; clarified li1l2: crushed and loaf 1919.
aoLAsSEs-Plantation 45as50; sugarhouse As q so;
Golden syrup 7aa7sc.
COPPER Rioaisa2ac; Java 2s93o Laguyraaaaa6.
RICE-99I0c.
soAP-Paim &c, Family SIC, German {Cin.) IN
07ac.
CANDLES-Star l51 10, SteariDe IL Mould 10.
LARD-s to- SC; retail 6 10 &c.
BuTTER-Communs sA7c; Choice IL, retaii12 - Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ to 3; Hams 81 to 4
Clear sIhrs 4; Rib Sides TO 81.
LEATHER-soie alles; Harneases930.
HiDES-Dry II ol2c. green 4io At; green sheer
pelts 25c9i Is: green hog skins l5c.
HAY-Timothy, 30 009s7 0u, bAled % Oola I'll
Prairie - o0a6 %,
sEEDs-Timo,hy u 90; Flax Seed sIoo.
OSlONS-15G40c.
EGGS-4 10 4tc.
WHITE BEANs--In goo demand, 5oc9sias.
FEATHERS-20a
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 259el soy bushei. -
Dried Peaches - 25Sa - SO. Raisins - cog IS 90.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve &c; Denmak 74s.
BEEP-292he gross.
SHkEP--S2 50QD4 o. p head.
sALT-G. A. ~ 50 sack Eanawha 81 Is y bar
rel. Liverpool ~ sos d 90 sack; Lake 81 81 10
2 IS y Dbl,
FIsH-MacksreI,No No. s16eaIs = bbi.; No.2 sll
oslo. No. SS4 $40. White Fish, No. | s5 COS S SO
' half Dbl. Cod Fish SGD H.
RAGS-Woolen 4 Coiton2 &c.
OLD tRON-h41c y b. Brass 6Asc -. Cop
per ibGi osc p b.
EAcnASaEs--on New York Il per cent. bank able
funds: on st. Louis Tor lie funds, little demand
ON rhterso Ia per cent. Gold 10 II buying 2ts
selling.
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THE GATE CITY.
NONDA Y, MdY 1e.

Deaths In GcncrHi Military Hospital
May Mi To- Geo. RnrcheIl, CO. I. llitL Wis.
w +. Neelan, Co Is, 2lst Ala.
! ~We learn that Gen. Van Antwerp
OF this city has orders to report TO Gen.
Blunt. commanding the re-established de.
partment of Kansas, aud that he will pro-
coed to Fort Leavenworth in few DAYS.
----~~-s---S-------
@-The weather has been very warm
for several days past, and on Saturday
was fairly hot. The ground is dry and
hard, and farmers are wishing for good
shower.
RECEIPTS At HospIrAL, l0TH.-From
Hopeville, Iowa, 2 boxes butter aud 2
bbls eggs !; from Libertyyille, 4 boxes of
eggs and kegs butter; from Oatwood
Ill. by Mr.. Nedus, 10 gals. milk Rom
keokuk Ladies' Aid Society, fans, 81 Go.
"THE DESCENT or CnRIsT IN1o IirLl \
In addition to the usual morning service.
discourse on the above mentioned sub.
iect will be delivered in the Unitarian
Church this Sunday evening by the
pastor.
RIVER ITEMS The river continues 10
recede tolerably fast.
The Jennie Deans came 10 Saturday and
lies over Till Monday; and the packet
which comes in on Sunday will leave on
Tuesday morning
UNDERTAKING AOAIN.-Our readers
will see by advertisement that Mr. j. w.
Johnston has again resumed the business
OF Undertaken. His services in this line
in former years are well remembered. -
Ills promptness, urbanity and kindness OF
manner were always pleasing and will
again make him popular. We learn that
Mr.. ]. b. Blair will continue with Mr..
johnson and will have charge Of the shop.
PEor. TiLLorsoN.--The Mt Pleasant
Home journal says that Prof Tilotson
swindled and robbed the musical iuyen-
lies Of that town out Of some forty or fifty
dollars in cash, and ran away with ii.
The low flung knave and blaeksuard,
whose very presence is contamination and
pollution, was foisted on 10 the co,ntnuni-
ty at Mt. Pleasant, il seems, by letters Of
introduction from s'prouiilent citizens of
keokuk.' We trust this case may be a
warning to prominent citizens here and
elsewhere, not to lend their name. and in
fuence to aid and abet knaycs and black |
guards.
CLAGErT VS.. LITTLE CHARLIE,-Ouri
liberal and wealthy cotemporary has de-
voted several ponderous leaders to Little
Charles" invasion of his sacred rights to
the sale of the Constitution to the secesh
Of Alexandra.
From the fuss Clagett has made over
the matter his readers might suppose that
Charlie had stolen thousand copies or
more per day. The whole truth about
the matter is that "Charlie' used to get
copy or two Of Clageit's Constitution by
subscribing for it in some one else name. |
That is all, and nothing more. And yet
Clagett charges him with stealing, derotes
= number Of labored and lengthy editorials
to the matter, aud talks about employing
the police force 70 stop .Charlis,sn inra-
sion of his rights in Alexandra. A very
small potato affair is that CIagett concern.
Patriotic Wsmen.
Bentonsport, May 8, 1862.
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SORGHUM sKEp.--I have procured some
Sorghum Seed which believe to be pure and which
wish to distribute among the Farm. 10 Lee county
ihose wanting some Of this seed can have IL xratult
ousy ~ writing 10 ne at Keekuk or calling at my of
ice THos. w. CLAsErT
ma,2.d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12

UET BARGAIN WHILST You CAN -
One " oct. Rosewood Piano tae~,} one oct Ma
hogsny, SECOND band. In good playing order; one 4
oct Hefodern ttiso frincssj for safe nj r.isos4iy
low hsures, FOR Cash only. Thisis po hunlbus Some
eody will get bargain.
] u PATRICK, Agen
mAy9-d NJ. II Main-Nt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

l. y. OF G. T.--Sumbeam Lodge No.
meets regularly on Monday evening OF each week
. on Southwest ctrner Of Main aud Seventh ,treetn
Members are invited 10 attend [mnvJe.dtt
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l'7 IN 1cncFHi Military Hospital
May 10, Geo. RnrcheII, Go. I. lHtL Wiss
= :. w. r. Neelan, Go. b, 2lsr Ala.
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Hair NeIA! Hair Nefs!!
A large sack Of Silk and Corded Hair
Nets, Just received at the cheapest store
an the city. Kept by
DIT. HAIRY HILLS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12

.THE DESCENT or Christ IN1o IIrLL. !,
In addition to the usual morning service,
o discourse on the above mentioned sub.
iect will be delivered in the Unitarian
Church this Sunday evening by the
PASTOR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12

RIVER ITEMS The river continues 10
recede tolerably fast.
The Jennie Deans came in Saturday and
lies over Till Monday; and the packet
which comes in on Sunday will leave on
Tuesday morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12

@We learn that Gen. Van Antwerp
OF this city has orders TO report TO Gen.
Blunt. commanding the re-es.ablished de-
partment of Kansas, and that he will pro-
coed to Fort Leayenworth in few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-12

bE-The weather has been very warm
for several days past, and on Saturday
was fairly hot. The ground is dry and
hard, and farmers are wishing for good
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-19
GENERAL NEWS.

came TOR the larger part; lIOll tle oioloo VI w"
York, Boston, and Philadelphia; and among
the largest successful bidders are Jay, Cook 4
Co., and Rittenhouse, FAINT & Co.: Of Wash
ington Ketchum 4 Co., Of New York, offer
ed more than four millions and "a halt at three
and five hundredths for themselves and other
parties and Ward, Campbell 4 Co., one mil
lion two hundred and fifty thousand, at pre-
mium ranging from two and halt to three
and quarter They also secured good por-
ton Of the loan The whole amount offered
was 500, 99l, $50, all bids above 3.05, amount
ING to So, sos 050 we're accepted, and S3 9I5, 900
were divided pro rata among the bids at 800,
The whole amount awarded was $l3,4l3, 45O.
About three and half hours were occupied IN
opening and examining the numerous bids.
On Monday night the 10th New York regi-
ment, becoming enraged at the captain OF the
Connecticut, lyingat the Arsenal wharf, Wash
linton, took possession of the boat and arrested
the captain and crew and refused to leave
Yesterday morning, the Provost Marshal pro-
ceeded with three companies OF the 10th New
Jersey, to the wharf, arrested seven officers,
restored the captain to his vessel, which sailed
with the 10th to join Burnside.
Herbert, son of Secretary Wel]es, died at his
fathers residence in Washington, yesterday
L orning, of diptheria
Gov. Pierpoint, at Wheeling, has issued
proclamation appointing Thursday, the 9th Of
this month, as day of Prayer and Thanksgiv
ing. The proclamation states that it's for the
purpose Of giving the people of the State an
opportunity Of rendering thanks to God tor His
mercies and blessings vouchsafed to us, that
they may humble themselves before Him in
PRAYER, beseeching Him to deliver us from our
great atflictions,-to grant victory to our arms,
"a speedy suppression of thiswcked rebellion
and restoration OF peace.
The strike movements continue in New \ DIRK
Gen. Banks declines public reception in
New York
It is now stated that Lord Lyons returns with
no instructions whatever as to American at
fairs.
Some forty girls lost theirlives by the explo-
sion and burning Of the cartridge manufactory,
at Jackson, Miss, on the 18th inst.
Chauncey johnson, noted thief, just out
Of Sing Sing, has been arrested while in the
act Of stealing package Of a thousand dollars
from the counter of bank in Philadelphia.
The Washington Star says that Gen Burn
side will be in Richmond in ten days; though
'.much depends upon the energy and efficiency
~ construction oor,,r =
During the late expedition Of Gen. Foster,
in North Carolina, it is said that the towns Of
William stown and Hamilton were sacked!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-19

miss;oned fl GERS are now absent from their
REGIMENTS without proper leave. General Hal
)eck has determined to adopt the most strln-
GENT measures to cure this laxlty OF dlsclpllhe,
and all offenders will either be ANONYMOUSLY
dismissed from the service or else tned by
couut-martial for desertion in the tace OF the
enemy. 4 long list Of names for dismissal has
already been prepared. The most comprehen-
siye and decisive measures are also to be taken
for the arrest and punishment OF deserters
from the ranks.
The Commi .sioner Of Internal Revenue estl-
mates that the receipts Of internal revenue un-
der the new Tax law will be for the present
wear from one hundred and fifty to one hun
dred and seventy-fve millions OF dollars
It is said on hi h authority that the Presl-
dent on being recently shown by the Secretary
of War and general-in-chief, the immense lists
Of deserters and roll calls OF absentees, pledged
himself hereafter to pursue the most rigorous
policy with these offenders, by executions DIS
missals ball and chain labor for the whole
term of their enlistment, and other of the Sc
yerest penalties.
The Washington Star says:-''It is taken for
granted here that the authorities will to-day
abandon the Orange and Alexandria railroad
beyond Manassas, and soon to Fairfax. The
Potomac must SO rise from yesterday rain as
to afford insurance against an attempt OF jack
son to make serious raid over into Maryland.
This, in turn, will be likely to cause the return
of SigeIs force nearer to Washington. >
The first instalment Of the new sugar crop
was received in New Orleans on the 30th ult.
The prospects are not favorable for saving any
considerable proportion Of it, though if the
usual force of negroes was available, the arg-
est crop ever raised in the State would be gath
cred this season.
On Saturday last there were 1915 men in
the various camps i'll Massachusetts,, awaiting
marching orders.
Eighty-one Of the Ozaukee wisconsin, riot
ers who made forcble resistance to the execu-
ton of the draft, have arrived at Milwaukee,
Mr.. Kemp, the merchant who led the mob,
has been set to chopping wood for the stoves
in Camp Washburn.
Hon. William Bigler has written letter de-
clining to become candidate for the i.
S. Senatorship from Pennsylvania, and propo-
sing plan for the adjustment Of the National
troubles
Mr. d. ". Voorhees,, member Of Congress
from Indiana, had personal encounter last
week in Indianapolis with regular army Off
Ger. He called the officers lazy hirelings The
officer said he was "a har, when Voorhees, struck
him. The officer then gave VoorJb bees such a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-19
The Jackson Mississiprian of October "a

1t IS not expecting TOO lnucn lIaI IalI OF IL Will
be offered to the Government The agent for
the Southwest, Mr. DeBow, is, we understand
prepared to axe that quantity, and pay for it
in the eight per cent. bonds, which are nearly,
if not quite, at par everywhere, and will soon
be worth premium The rates which he Is
authorized to give for cotton, and for which he
has obtained large quantities, were established
by private competition, and are very MUCK
above what the planters subscribing to the pro
duce loan were willing to accept year ago
These rates vary from one to two cents; accord
ing to the security Of the location.
| Chicago papers notice the fact that for the
first time since 1855 there is an active move
ment in real estate in that city. The demand
is tor the most part confined to business prop
erty.
Cotton in N. York, is 69(97o cts. Gold
1879.
The latest accounts from Nashville represent
Gen. Rosecrans as awaiting the completion Of
repairs to the railroad between that city and
Louisville, so that the regular receipt Of sup
plies can be assured. He says that he will not
move for popular effect. War is a business,
and must be conducted properly Or not at all.
! A very stringent general order has been issued
touching soldiers who surrender themselves
that they may be paroled and sent home Gen.
Rosecrans has determined to send all such to
| Camp Chase with night7eaps on their heads,
after exhibiting them ig1nominiously ST dress
parade.
Gen. Beauregard lately made a speech IN
Savannah, in which he said that both Savan-
nah and Charleston were doing large business
in direct importations declaring ms lntel-
ton of defending them from all attempts at
! their capture
| Those who have apples for sale: assert that
apples are most wholesome; the medicine Oh
nature, and that to 'eat six ripe apples Gay
is to make cure of many Of the ills to when
man is subject
The N. Y. Wom deprecates the appoint
ment of Mr. Hamilton as Military GoverroFo'
Texas
There are three French vessels OF war at,
New Orleans, and the object Of their VISIT, "
is stated, is well understood between Alr. Sew"
ard, NJ. MERCER and VI. de Mclean, the french
| consul at New Orleans. 1t is SAID TO nave
reference to the position Of the french resi-
dents of the latter city, and to extend to them
every protection, without any intention OF as,
suning hostile attitude towards the ledeTa'
authorities.
No order has yet been issuedby the govern
ment for the imprisonment Of Rev. Aless'S'
Goodrich, Leacock and Fulton, who were SEM
! North from New Orleans under arrest: Tor re-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
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This astring"n mt wash Is also the best remedy in
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CAUTIoS.-As there are dealers who take adj
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
REIPE L. PKATT'S
Bathing House 4 Swimming school.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.


l The establishment cossists Of two depart
ments. viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School.
2 The Bathing House, which is divided into
two distinct apartments, may be occupied at any
hour during the day by holders Of season tickets
for swimming and bathing, or Of single bathing
tickets.
The swimming departm mt will be used ex-
clusively by free swimmers and swimming schol-
ars only in bathing dress during lesson hours,
for swimming scholars only in presence OF the
swimming teacher. Free swimmer are those who
are able 10 swim once entirely around tie area
with case. Swimming scholars until pronounced
free swimmers) will not be permitted to swim
without the belt, to prevent accidents.
4 BY advice Of physicians the time Of remain
ing in the water will be limited to Is minutes in
Spring, to 30 minutes In SuDiner, and to IL min
utes in Fall months.
At the Termination Of each lesson the mem.
bers will leave tho basin at the signal to make
room for the Others
Bathing house and swimming school will be
open every day except Sundays, from o'clock in
the morning till nine in the evening. Sundays
from to a. NJ.
The swimming school will be devoted exclu
sively to ladies from to II A. N. and from 5 TO
to 6 p. NJ, accessible TO male members, from n
six A. NJ and from IL A. n. to Z. ii. and from
top. N.
Polite behavior is expected well as proper
attention to the rules and directions OF the teach
ANY necessary oteYutlobs u Iu'cS s"~ Vs.
lations will be posted up in the rooms.
10 Season ticket to The bathing house ana
swimming school, $500, enc half Is TO DC paid IN
and the balance at tho end Of ono month. single
bath tickats Is cents, ten for one dollar.
Ill Bathing dresses, towels DO. will be furnish
cd BY the memners Of the swimming school, and
viii be taken charge Of dried and kept in order il
desired. Il charge of ten cent? per week.
Is Parents or guardians OF the pupils and per-
sons introduced by tho teacher will be admitted Q
visitors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27

Oos o ;. rRlBurs.-Dsniel +. NIL
lel' o. .Acokuk, refused to make any
..stributioss for bounty to volunteers,
because, ''this is an abolition war!-
Davenport gazette, a. copied from TIE
Havk Eye.
The ., owe il bnt fair sample Of the
truth and candor OF the ADO 'tion jour-
osls IN thi. State. We give the state.
ment Of the g. zette anu l. awk Eye .
uost unqualified contradiction. We
write from our own personal knowledge,
when We state that Daniel F. Miller
has contributed as large . sum tor the
support Of the volunteer cause as any
citiz 20 ip this place, considering his Pc
cuu,arv ability, and We will agree to
Ply $25, 90 ourselves to the family OF
any volusteer, il he has not contributed
than the editor ofthe 00sette, provided
be will agree to do the same II be has
not. What have you to cay to this pro-
position, Mr.. Sanders. We pause for q
reply. -KeokuH Lonstitution.
There is a chance to either make or
lose some money. We advise Bro.
Sanders, however, not to accept the
banter. 1t is not that we have any
doubt that Judge Claggett will pay II
he loses, but then you know-certa'nly,
that's precisely what we mean to
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
Associations to Fqunlize the Burden Of
the Draft

Associations to FqunlIZe the BURDEN of
the Draft.
Associations are being formed in New
! ork city for the purpt4s Of cqualizing
The burden OF the dsals. Tho articles
OF agreement for one Of the principal
ones are as follows:
1--WE, the undersigned, DO mutually
covenant and agree that, in case one or
moro Of us be drafted TO do military do.
~ IN tho war now waging, aud the DER
sons 30 drafted choose TO procure a
substitute, We, the nndc, signed, will hare
equally the cost Of such substitute.
Aud We further agree, IN case the per.
son or persons so drafted choose TO 90
ana 90 said military duty, We, the IN.
ders'gned, viii pay 10 him ar Lis order
the amount Of cost for hach \ snbsti,utc.
dividing said cost equally between u.
Ana we hereby appoint Itho names Of
three persons arc here ip,crtcdl M OK.
ecutivc committee, whose duty il .hnll
." I" decide what pf'cc shall bc paid
The substitute or persons copscp,inv Ia
or G IN ,he war; 10 collect and d,sLufsc.
ana make assessments, and dec do ali
questions that may arise in executing
inc provisions Of This agreement. Th,s
covenant made and signed the IA,h dxy
OF August, 1862. A. witness oar
hands,"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27

"oNE who has tried II" gives 10 ono of
our exchanges tho following directions
'o' cleaning dry postage stamps, 40
that they can he nscd on letters s,,e,
having hee" carried IN the pocket u, I'll
ae'"ccd by ditt: put n L,tl. cte.n ~.
'ef "l" tea cup; throw ~ the d,,v
''",'P'' nm" F" g'c'sv, u lew y,a,ns of
''"' W e".''",os, @"d ~ u tsw heiirs
YOU can take them out Win IL. ,ao. -
the revolutionary ts,hors M t,iui., =,
tho clcancst."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-27
Wagener's Sewing Machine !!
A NEW INVENTION!
First Premium Awarded f.. che Rest
Sewing by Machine.

This machine is the best for all family and
manufacturing purposes. will make coats shirts,
pants, quilt bed quilts, and do all other work IN
fabrics. Its simplicity. durability, efficiency and
price, challenge every other machine IN use
wheeler 4 Wilson's. Grover 4 naker's, Sin
ger Cos not excepted. In proof of the above We
refer YOU to examine the machines and work, at
c w LoLdells dry goods store, at Moline, iii Its
construction is simply piece of casting 50 CEN
structed as to receive its movement. which is
rotary mr. ton, so arranged as to attach both up
per and lower needle, and feed in such manner
AZ to form double lock stitch. The thread from
two spoos 10 thus placed in the cloth in the most
perfect order and with the least possible friction.
Both threads are frightened and slackened by one
screw. Thus, you see, is formed the most simple
and effective combination yet applied to sewing
machines These machines cannot fail to meet
the wants Of every family and manufacturer.
All the knowledge that is required to regulate
this machine, is to regulate the tension by one
screw. and shorten or lengthen tho stitch oy one
and set the needle 10 its place so as to form
tho proper connection Of both threads, which Will
be readily observed by the operator, thus saving q
world Of perflexity that has been 80 common N
complicated machines Williamant'c Tor upper
II rasd ana Coates for lower, is the best thread
~. n.sd 70 the same advantage. Sewing done BY
those machines received the first premium At the
cas- county. Michigan fair. AL wishing to pur-
chafe good n achine are invited to examine this
hefors nn,chasing elsewhere. Warranted one year
In rrnner nsaSe Price $40-Universal Hem
49, X rrtra. All kinds Of farm produce taken
:. :. n,s,ket price-cash INST refused. For further
particulars address :. a. WAuLNIn;
m,7-d&wH Moline, Al.