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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

Up and Down.-The Commercial during
the whole progress Of the war has enacted
the part of the wooden-monkey attached to
stick, manipulated by string in the hands Of
a small boy 1t has a penchant for climbing
up and dropping down that has made it a
wooden-monkey reputation. The article in
that paper of yesterday, on the supercedure
of Gen. Mcclellan, is characteristic in the
principle though differing in detail from most
Of its efforts 1t eyinces a desire to trench
upon more entended arena of show.craft.
II reminds us of the equestrian on the bare
back steed in the canvas, who, grasping the
surcinge firmly rapidly mounts and dis
mounts as the equine wonder goes clrcling
the ring at rate of speed astonishing to
persons Of rural pursuits.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

New Goods new supply Of seasona-
Bile Dry Goods has just been received at Geo
H. Coles, 10 MAN street. IN, p. Douglass
Old Stand) comprising every style of Dress
Goods, and all desirable fabrics Of the latest
patterns, direct from the manufactures The
system adopted by Mr.. Douglass several years
ago Is being carried out by his Successor
purchases are frequently made, SO that the
stock is constantly new, the Proprietor always
having fresh goods to Offer We cheerfully and
frequently called the attention of our lady
readers to this establishment during the ad.
ministration Of Mr., DouglAss-Whom we
greatly esteem as a high-minded gentlemen,
aud q model dry-gOods dealer We can As
eheerfully endorse his Successor, Mr.. Coles,
10 our readers, because We have found him TO
DO ''the same style Of a man" The friends
Of Mr. Douglass will End him at the cid place
-76 Main Street--as formerly.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13
JONATHAN KENsf L. .GRoRgE McAiS.
Excelsior Coal and Wood Yard.
Prices to suit the Times.
GEORGE MCCAIN d. CO.,

Dealers in the rI VI Inn
BEST QUALITY YoUGHOIhHENY, MAsslLON,
"i PEACOCK AND HOChlNG COAL. '
VoUGHolGRENY for blaeksmiths use cannot l,s
j. eHcclled. E1lra article Of Masson md reaeoek
UUal for CRATE and stove.
Office on Third street adoining the canal also the
well. known Goal Yard ut Head OF Basin, adjoining
Decker mill burr stone factory .t'li' i0 7"
The best article OF Hickory, sugar and Beech Wood
always on hand, sawed and split ready for the sove
The best quality OF LIME can always be obtained.
Orders delivered TO any part Of the city promptly
and good measure gwen IN all cases. Give us a call
au2l GEORGE MCCAIN A co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13
American Triumph. wheeler 4 Wilson

=
American Triumph. Wheeler 4 Wilson
have just taken the first premium at the
WORLDS FAIR now being held in London,
England, where all Machines made iu this
country and Europe we're in competition.
This success is particularly gratifying as a
National triumph, and also as securing to
Wheeler 4 Wilson that supremacy throughout
the World which they have held for years in
this country. .lsr...ieo..rli ~
A. II. West agent Office 3463 Phillips
House Sd Street Dayton Ohio.
The Wheeler 4 Wilson Machines are all
alike in principle; the difference being in fin
ish and formation of the Machine The No.
| ! Machine is silver-plated and has glass cloth
presser improved hemmer and binder. Price
on plain table $40; in half-case $50 in full
case $50. The full cases are in mahogany
or walnut and very finely finished. Our No
2 Machines differ from the No. only in NOT
being slver-plated, and are $40 cheaper put
up in any style, either on plain table, half, OF
| full case The No 2 halfcase is probably the
most popular Machine that Wheeler Il Viii
son makes, as it is the cheapest Machine on
their list including all improvements, and ia
put up in neat halfcase, which covers the
Machinery and keeps il from all dust and
| is supplied with drawer for holding the tools
and thread The Mechines are put in good
ru nning order and securely packed so they
may be shipped by railroad or express TO any
part of the country. Printed directions ac
company each Machine aau nsE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

Jolly.-we should have earlier stated thai
the Democratic Jolli6cation at the Morris
House in Troy, on last Thursday evening
was one Of the joliest affairs that ever came
of in that old fogy town. The people wer'
addressed BY sam-Co1 and Mckinney, Con
gressmen elect Cox was especially honoreS
with applaussa2at times SO hearty as to al
most preclude the Honorable gentleman from
hearing his own words The Jollifcatior
wound up with Supper and Ball q, the Nor
ris House. io Hm th inu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13
DAYTON Business pirectory.

Txrrs yoR ADvEnrIsrsa IN BusrNEss DmEoroRY. =
Regular yearly advertisers, line grads. Otheri
81 per year 81 for six monthB; 81 for three months
6H- PdVmont IN all cases N advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

Card-Just on the eve of leaving the
beautiful city of Dayton-it may be never to
RETURN desire to tender my thanks and
gratitude to her Civil Authorities, and to her
Citizens generally for the courtesy and kind
ness 80 cheerfully extended TO me and my
command, while here in discharge Of duty
devolved upon us by sad and shocking
episode, the like of whieh-God grant may
never again occur.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13
A. j. WARE,
10th 0. V.
Dayton, Nov. IL, 1862.

Dayton, Nov. IL, 1862.
We eheerfully bear testimony to the gentle
manly and soldierly bearing of Capt Ware,
and the men under hla command, while here
on duty, at the instance of the Mayor aud
civil authorities. And in doing SO we but ex-
press the award of all who are in any way
cognizaut Of the department of the Captain
and his corps during their sojOurn. 1t has
never been our pleasure TO meet a gentleman
vhom we sooner learned TO esteem than
Capt Ware.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

Brown was taken to the Court Room yes
terday evening in buggy and proper pre-
cautions we're taken against escape or arrest
OF course it was known TO but few that the
prisoner was to be brought out, and every
thing like "scene" was avoided. The pris-
ouer looks little paler, II possible, than for
merly, and seemed little confused in his
new and terrible position, but his countenance
betrayed not the least sign Of remorse--or
even Of psnitence-for the great crime he SO
recently perpetrated. esr
The Jury had tedious sitting, during
which time they examined one hundred and
seyenty-three witnesses .r.t ,s..
Rouark and Baker plead guilty severAlly to
Larceny and Burglary this afternoon. Baker
was sentenced TO ls months, and Rcuark to !
year in the Pententiary,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

Annoying Our Agent at Troy complains
that the Packages Of the Daily EMPtaE for
that city have been broken open severei times
recently, on the cars, and copies abstracted
therefrom. We do not know who is to blame
for this, but we call the attention Of parties
interested TO the fact a.4li
Complaints have reached us from subscri'
bers at several points in this usighborhood
that the packages OF the Weekly BNPfRE for
last week failed to reach their post offices,
We are positive that the papers were mailed
at this point i E4H a1 ba4 gGa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

Indictments. The Grand Jury for the
November Term completed its labors yestsr-
day afternoon. They reported bills Of indict-
ment against the following persons; n
Henry NJ. Brown--Murder in lst degree,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-13

Just received, and viii be regularly received during
81 the season, the beet bgands Baltimore Oy siets,
prepared by those Oyster Kings, MAMA
UkALlIks IN OYSTERS IA lbis CITY ana the eur
rounding country, sfered b induce nienis % par.
chase ~ The old stand, No, z95 lhrd street. one door
West OF The fostofhce, in the Beckei Bmidlng.
Families and others supplied by the az halfcan.
They are warranted oi lhs best quality.
sells a. W. IA. BRAkDENBURG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

Memphis. June II.

1880 tse%s~S
Il About SO rebel o6csrs and soldiers,
and about the same number Of citizens,
took the oath 81 allegiance yesterday.
In Col. SiAck's reply to the Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen regarding the curren-
cy question issued to- day. he says, those
VINO have been active ID getting up this
rebellion are the very individuals whose
pockets are loaded With Confederate potes;
ana If GO days time shOdld 81 gwen them,
it is only giving that much time for those
who are responsible for its issue to get rid
of it without loss, and the worthless trash
will be 1oand In the haads OF The un-
sophisticated and increduleus.
Besides, should these notes be permit.
ted I, be used - a circulaaive medium,
wherever the flag Of the United States
floats, as far as such permission could
give character TO such fashionable cur
rcney. il would be 50, and then the very
basis Of III, rebellion DO made respectable
by contact with the Governments It seeks
to destroy, an act which l shall in no in.
stance be found aiding and sbet,ing.
Tho market IL becoming gintted With
hnerchandize, which can only be sold Low
| fer Tennessee mesey, rather than dc
which owners are disposed 10 ship their
goods back. ~ ], ' rss,f q e 49,
The greater part Of tho stores are still
srF a. ssEg. l. & 80 sl = "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
tn. Fair SIN pr.xr.....x.

The Fair of the ladies of the Catholic
Church still continues with increasing in.
terest from evening to evening, attracting
undiminished crowds of people. The ar
ticles on sale are, many Of them, very fine
and valuable, and the variety seems end
less.
We had but few minutes to spare
last evening, but in that brief space We
were coerced out of our change,
"shs'led OUT and beat retreat to recruit
and obtain new supplies for another lad
vance tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
XVuCongress-- Session.

:. - - sg = Washington, june 49,
SENArE.-The Senate met at II a m.
The Vice Prasidsnt VAS. absent, and Mr..
Foote was chosen President pro tenn.
On motion Of Mr.. Chandler, the bill
from the House to change the port of en-.
try of Brunswick, Georgia, was taken uT
and passed.
Mr.. Salisbury moved to take up the
resolution fixing the time Of adjourn
ment. The vote was lost--yeas IA, nays
Z2. a aAz3 BIT a~A
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, of Mass,
the bill defining the pay and emoluments
OF officers of the army was taken up.
On the question Of concurring in the
amendment of the House, striking out
the sections deducting 10 per cent. from
the pay Of officers Of the Government
civil and military, during the present re.
tbellion, and reducing the mileage Of mem
bers Of Congress 30 per cent, Mr.. Sher
man opposed concurrence lie though
this slight attempt at reform ought MOI
to be coneurrcdsin.
The amendment of the House was con
CURED in-yeas 20, nays IL; 80 the sec
ton was stricken out. .s., .,.e..s
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up
Mr.. Collamer''s amendment, reserying
certain amount Of the bonds Of the United
+ States until the road is completed wal
adopted. The provision for the Leaven
worth and Paxpee branch roads wa,
stricken ont. /, Tho provision for the
Omaha branch road was rejected. Al
! amendment making the point of connec
ton Of the II. & St. j. branch with The
Kansas road not to exceed fifty miles wes
of the Missouri River, was rejected.
/ An amendment appropriating the pro
oeeds Of lands In alternate sections fol
the Northern Pacific Road was rejected
+ Pending motion to reconsider the vot,
Oh Collamer's amendment, the Senate ad
jourued. lIIatT sI IIbA
/ HousE.-Mr. Mallory offered resoiu
ton, which was adopted, by 10s agains
%, proposing, the Senate concurring, TIL
adjournment of Congress on the Both O
June
Mr.. Arnold, from the select committee
on the defence of the Northern lakes, re
ported bill establishing at Chicago
national foundry for the mandatory an'
repair of ordusnce and munitions of war
iand appropriating $200, 900 for the pur
pose; Tho establishing naysf depots an
lnsvy ysfdk ZEN Laks Michigan and On
tario, and appropriating $3.50, 900 Their.
for. Referred 10 the Committee on til
, Whole.
/ The House proceeded to the consider,
ton of the bill relating to claims for tn
tioss and detention Of property belongin
to the loyal citizens, and damage don
thereto by the troops Of the United States
during the present rebellion.
Mr.. Webster moved to strike out til
section that Commissioners shall NOT TAX
cogniEai1os OF any claim for the loss o
value and service of any slave. Ate
debate. adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
shan,t SauirAos. Of IL.

A great lawyer is that Clagett. He
appeals to the testimony Of witness down
at Memphis to establish the fact that the
Democracy Of the North are all loyal and
oil equally opposed to the rebellon. And
when we demand the reading Of the en-.
tire document on which he relies instead
Of tho garfield extracts, he calls the Wit
nesa Our witness. He is Daniel come
TO Judgment surely.
No, the witness is his witness, and
proves that he and the Jonesocracy Of
Iowa, who quote and rely upon the VAL
landigham Address, are friends of the
traitors, while Butler, Corcoran, Dix and
other Democrats engaged in the war are
denounced Is enemies to the treason.
ocracy, as they certainly are.
It is hard case our neighbor has t.
maintain which requires him 70 suppress.
and prevent the truth BY garbled extracts
and then when that is exposed pushs.
him the enunciation Of such miserabl,
pet.ifogging perversions Of the plaines
principles Of Law and evidence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
w ashington. June 10,

The p. O. Department hos concluded
an arrangement with the Hamburg and
Liverpool lines Of trans A tlantic steamers,
ihy 1Aich the fastest steamers Of each oil
these lines are accepted for the U. s.
nsil service throughout the year, US
securing a fast steamer for the convey
ance Of the mails on each OF the e. s.
sailing days, Viz: on 5 turdays from New
York, and on Wednesdays from South
ampton or Liverpool. This arrangemept,
90 long desired BY the Depafsns1t, viii
give increased efficiency to the U. 8. mail
steamship service, and prove Of great adj
vantage to the commercial interests Of this
country and Europe.
The P. O. Department re-opened to.
day the postofice ut Beaufort, N. c., be
ing the first p. o. regularly fe.instated
since the occupation Of That place by the
U. s.. fossss., ss-s IS las tH n
According % ! general order Just pub
lished furloughs win not be given b.
Captains of companies. A furlough from
such authority will not relieve . soldie
frou the charge of desertion. Enlisted
men, absent rom their regiments vithou
proper authority. rre, in fact, descrers
and not only forfeit all pay and allowance
but are subject to the penalties awarded
BY iAw 70 such offenders. A plea Of aicl
ness 81 other cause must be officially e.
tsabIishtd, and no certificate Of physiciar
in civil life, unless it be approved BY 4
home ;odhesr,E asting - Military com.
Aandez will hsreattesn avail to remove
the charge Of deaertion, or procure arrears
Of pay when . soldier has been mustered
as absent from hia regiment withou
leave. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

te45dsfsE 4f4s44 tLeaYcnxorth, june l0.
In the Court Of Impeachment Geo. s.
Hillyer, State Auditor, was found guilty
of high misdeamcan and or deposed from
Office, By a vote of Is to 2. The case OF
Gov. Robinson was then taken up. He
Was found not guilty bya vote OF 10 70 = On
the FIRST article of impeachment and by un-
animous vote in all the other articles
The Court then adjourned sine de
The editor and publisher ofthe Daily
Enquirer of this city have been arrested
and imprisoned by order of Brig. Genl
Blunt, on general charge Of disloyaliy
The paper will be suspended for the
present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
.Miltsetght Report.
Nashville, June 10.

Nashville, June 10.
The Onion learns that fifteen thousand
men VII Be faised for service in Tenn.
Several leading Union men are engaged
in the work.
A dispatch from Gen. Morgan to Coy.
J Johnson says: We hold Cumber land Gap.
A large Union meeting in Smith, De-
kalb and Gilms counties.
The clergy Of Nashville have been re-
CURED to take the oath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
No Hospital rerth OF th,,.

In reply to applications for the estab.
lishment Of Post Hospitals at various
points on the River North of Keokuk
the Surgeon General states that the ex.
psnse and delay of transporting sick 81
far from the scene of active nperations
are serious objections precluding com.
pliancs with the requests Of the appli.
cants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

Election - aAllfAAAA AA1ieAr4. =
The meeting of stockholders Of the Ke-
oknk, Mt. Pleasant and Auscatine Rail
road Company, held At Mt. Pleasant, on
"Wednesday, elected for Directors for Che
ensuing year: d. W. Kilbourns. Jno. H
Sullivan, VIM. Patterson, j. Haines, s.
Hamill, j. M. Shelley, Jno. B. Lash,
Robert Wilson, c. N. Mcdowell. Reuben
Allen and Lauren Dewey.
This is the old Board, with the ercep-
tion of DR.. Haines, who takes the place
Of Charles Parsons, absent in the service
Of the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

No. The Muscatine Journal says: Col.
Hare, Of the 18th Iowa regiment, left on
the boat yesterday for Corinth, Miss. He
was accompanied BY Capt. Compton and
q number other officers of the Eleventh.
Many of our citizens will be glad to
hear that Capt. Compton, who was SO
long sick here, is entirely recovered and
once more at his post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

MEMPhls, TcHu.y June 10.
1t may b recollected that the Major
Of an Iowa regiment - the Seventh, i
think-vas. killed u Belmont. The reb-
els got his horse, and an officer rode him
at Shiloh, where the officer was killed and
the horse wounded. Col. Fitch's men
found him on the ARKANSAS side, and he
il nov in possession of the 46th Indiana.
He is, as Artemus Ward would say, q
s.gay aud festive" little iron gray, and
will be delivered to the friends of the de-
ceased
The above is An extract from a letter
of correspondent Of the Missouri Re-
publican, which We copy to correct in one
important particular. to-wit: That the
Major alluded 70, although be did lose
his horse and was severely wounded, was
not killed, but still lives, and nov is the
very popular Colonel Of the gallant Sew
enth-Elliott w. Rice. Some Of the
boys Of his regiment saw and recognized
the horse during the bloody battle 1t Pitts
burgh Landing, but beins rather busily
engaged, did not ind time to catch him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
COMMERCIAL

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FLoUR-sapernpes d 50; spria & WAsatsxira ~ 90
Pail WheatExtra % Is.
BRAN ANDsH0RTS--a0to4 zoe y 100 hs
CoRN-ls to 20c y bush.
BARLEY-2sc.
WHEAT-in good demand. Fall 7ea rs; sprinsso
to SIC.
RYE-25c 10 30.
OATS-la to zoe
P0TAToES-laa2oby theload reiailqOto qsc
SUGAR New Orleans fair saas, prime -
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COFPEE-Riosiag2sc; Java 2saao Lsgnyrsa4aaf...
RICE-stt4ac.
soAP--Paim &c, Family 5xc, German tCin.) 7k
STic. "a
cAsDLEs-stAr i4dSI5, stsArins -, Aould 10.
LARb~-s to6ic; retail q 10 10.
BuTTER-commonss 7c; ChoiceIo, ressil1axG1s
Observation-Disclosures g; Hams ;Cfear sides Z
to ~; BIB Sides u to A.
LEATHEK-sole s+das Harnss.e-7ao.
HIDEs-Dry lee. grahes half price green
~. green sheep peIts sscoi ~ green hor skins
/ i5s. Fefs
HAY-Timothy, 90 ooa7 90, ba,sd % oeoalI
Prairie ~ O0&5 %.
/ skkDs-Tinothy u %; Flax Seed sloo
oHlONs-3514oc.
EGGS-5 to- kc.
| WHITE BEANs-In goo demand, 50cDalo6
! rEATHERS-2Ol825.
FRUIT Dried Apples u oo0s1 ssv bushsl.--
/ Dried Peaches - ESQ % SO. Raisins - 0O0os 90.
| cHEEsE-Wesssrn Reservoirs; Denmak 70s-
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| SHEEp--Sl 50S4O " ? head. e@
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
Washington, june 10.

-~I4-I9g = .ITI99T " - ~
In the House, to-day Mr.. Scham pre-
scented the tender Of the Philadelphia
Municipality Of Leagues Island for = Navy
Yard. He said ths city had purchased
it for 1910, 900, and offered the land % a
free gift 10 the Government. It was 70
ferred to the Committee on Naval Affairs.
An order hAsAbser Issued BY Gen. Me-
Clellan extending the department Of Gen.
Dix, $50 - 70 iaylsae Yorktown, Glouoes-
ter, Williamsburg and West Point
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
selAicrs ReturHi.x.

By regulations Of the War Department
soldiers absent on furlough are required
on their return to join their regiments to
report themselves Mt the nearest hospital
Through the courtesy Of the officers Of
the Keokuk Post Hospital We have pre-
CURED the following list Of soldiers who
reported at the Hospital on the 18th inst.
and passed down tie river yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

PERsoEAL.-Reveren Mr.. Cowles, Pre-
siding Elder of the Oskaloosa District of
the Iowa Conference NJ. E. Church, has
been spending few days with his many
friends in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
Prot. JanIessn's Classical SET eel.

Prof. JaAteson's Classical Sch eel.
We had the pleasure of listening to q
part OF the closing exercises, consisting of
compositions, declarations and orations
of this successful school. at the Athe-
naum, last evening. All connected with
the school may feel grati6ed at the popu-
lar interest manifested in it by large and
appreciatise audience
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

@ The Funeral of Alice Jennie,
daughter of John w. and Hannah Clee-
horn, will take place at 10 o'clock this
forenoon, from The residence on Fourth
between Morgan and Fulton Streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

1 clagett made just as many changes
a. DR.. Farmer, and is now editing Lo-
cofoco paper. as Farmer did before he
Joined the rebel army. But ~ Clagett il
neither doctor nor preacher, there is
no danger Of his joining tie rebel army,
or any other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
New York, Jurls 10.

New York, Juns 10.
Capt. T. s. Larnsd, U. s. A., is. now
at Fort Columbus, Governors Island mus
tcring for pay the released prisoners Of war
Recently arrived hepa. AL NishMe 10
receive their pay and Communication Of
rations, must report without delay to thai
post. fl IL is I4 HEtfEI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
Furniture sale.

Persons wanting first rate furniture at
their own prices, will do we'll to lay by
"li'tle pile for Captain Whites auc-
ton on Thursday next. See his adyer-
tisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

ST. Farmers from this
vicinity report the crops Of grain quite
forward and doing well. Corn is from
two to three feet in height, and wheat
nicely headed. The grass is ligh. owing
to protracted dry weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
THE GATE CITY
FRIDA Y, JUNE 20.

SEE THE nX."-We viii hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired; and when subscribers wish TO con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

- Major 8. n. Wise, Of the 18th
Iowa, who has been visiting his home at
Mt Pleasant, on sick leave, is now stop.
ping at the Deming House on his way
back to rejoin his regiment.