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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

- ~k5S~.,-~ts 10y -
On inquiry 1t the war department. Il Is
asceriainsd that the order Of the Hspsr-
visoF Of telegraphs At Cincinnati to the
operator was not issued by the Military
Supervisor at Washington. II Was issued
by the Assistant Supervisor At Cincinnati
under misapprehension Of the instruc-
tions received from the Military Super
visor which were intended to stop the for
warding from Cairo to the newspapers Of
false and improper military intelligence,
and sensation DISPATCHES relating 70 mill
tary matters, such Is had on ssve1l oc-
casons created public anxiety and alarm
without cause. and Of which great com,
plain. has justly been made. There has
been no change in the orders Of the Dis
trict, and there IS no intention to with
hold any authentic information from the
public except such = could not Be for
warded without embarrassment to military
operations and danger to our armies.
Representative Kcrrigan to-day ~
ceiyed through one Of the lately returned
Union prisoners letter from Riehmsnd,
which vas hid 10 piece scf soap. urging
him TO use his political influence to eff,
feet the release Of Capts. Downey and
Griffin, and Lieuts. Underhill and Fay Of
New Yorkssgimens. He also rsceived
two photographs of Union hostages as
they appeared in Castle Pnckney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17


wu = much aufpfissd y shocksd Il the
means rssorted % Tor the purpose Of enfi-
cling the unwary into those dshs Of vice
and immosallty The drinking saioons,
which abound i svsry street. Eernerly
they we're contentsd with the tempting
display Of glittering dscantsrs and cut
glasses filled with the sparkling wines and
highly colored liquors but now, in ad-
dition to the foregoing capiiva.ions and
inducements they have sdded music, 30
that every saloon, above ground or in base
ment, Is provided with ~ instrument or
instruments Of music, to which i Added
. choir Of singers. But what renders
the exhibition the more to be condemned
and deplored, il the fact that the perfer-
mers are usually young females, who, in
the intervals Of the performances, curry
about trays with the tempting potations,
and collect the revenue. What other dn.
ties they are required to perform 20 a to
furnish additional inducements / am not
informed. 1t is enough to know that
their employment exhibits . melancholy
proof Of the state Of morals and refue-
ment, even il virtue is not compromised.
With humility and deep regret We are
compelled to admit the moral deliDq
cies IN our army which have lessened tho
standard in the ranks. II will require I
long time TO obli.erats the effect upon 90
ciety. for when the war closes many viii
return demoralized, who joined with good
character and high pretensions. But
find it il not confined 10 the ranks, for in
our towns and large cities I see that So
ciety has refrigerated. Why man Who
has been transferred to the army from
private life should lose his regard for
sound morals is incomprehensibls to me,
or that men occupying prominent posi-
tions in civil Life should mako that con
spicuity the means Of practicing immor-
alities and vicious habits is - little 70 be
comprehended or understood. am some.
times at loss to know whether the loss
of morals IN the nation will find COM
pensasion il full II the rest0ratioD OF the
Union. D.. Z. Neg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
fR0M GEN. NcCNpMLAN.
Camp ID miles from williamsburg,
May Is, 1862.

To E. n. STATION, Gec'y Of War:
Without waiting for further oGIcial ..
ports, which have mol yet reached NJ, Z
wish to bear testimony 10 the splendid
conduct Of Hookef's and Ksarneys divi-
sions under command Of General Hein,sel-
man ia the battle Of Williamsburg; their
bearing was worthy Of veterans. Hook
er's diyislon for hours CALAMITY withstood
tho sttIck Of greatly superior numbers
with very heavy loss. Kearney' ssasrival
IN time 10 restore tho fortunes IL tho day
and came most CALAMITY into action. |
shall probably have occasion to call your
attention TO other commanders aud do
not wish to DO injury to tham by mem
tiOning them now. Had md The fnll
information ! now have 10 regard 10 the
troops above named when ! 6rst tele.
graphed they would have bean specially
mentioned and commended. 1poks 81
what ! knew at tho time and shall re-
joioe . do full justics 70 al engaged.
[Signed GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Mai Gen. Cons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
FrsA Fort Pillow.

OairVy may 10.
The steamer De Soto arrived from the
heet this morning, but brought no news.
Not gun or mortar has been irsd BY
either belligsrent party for two days.
Confederate and Federal boats are busily
repairing damages and getting ready for
the next encounter. A
The steamer Imperial arrived last even
ing with 500 sick and wounded soldiers
from the hospitals, mostly the FORMER
The prevailing diseases are typhoid fever
and chronic diarrhea. She left this morn
inR for S.. Louis.
The status Of military affairs up the
Tennessee river remains unchanged.
The troops stationed Ct Cairo are sui.
fering greatiy from diseases peculiar to
the Mississippi bottoms. Two hundrsd
Of the esd Illinois have arrived At the
hospital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

The skillful and gallant movements 81
Maj Gen. John u Wool and the forces
under his command, : A:SA resulted IN
the surrender Of Norfolk and evacuation
al The shore batteries erected BY The rsb-
Oh N 6ewalPs Point and Crassy Islasa,
tad tAe destruction Of the rebel iron-clsd
stsaner Merrimsc, ars regarded 81 the
President - amOsgI the most important
succeasea Of the present war. Ho there
torsordssg that hi sha1ks - Connasd-
ekiA- Chief Of the axpJ md nsvy be cem-
,nnpicatsd By ths department 70 Major
oessral 1ohnaE. WsSl IA ~ d6Issis
I'D eeldisfs Of biz command for their
Qalbary and god conduct il ~ bill
hAnAspsgaaooS mentioned. By order q "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
GEN. MITCMELL MOVING.
Washington, May 10.
be following has been received ut the


GEN. MITCHELL M0vING.
Washington, May 10.
The following has been recsired 1T the
War Dept:
Headquarters Third Div,sion, Camp TyIsr,l
Hunisviiis, Ala, Nay Is, Ibae.
Hon. n. N. Stanton, Scc'y Of Var:
Ats p. m. on 18th Gen. Negley's ex-
petition from Pulaski, supported BY Col.
Tuttle's expedition from Athens, entered
Rogerville, driving the enemy across
the Tennessee and destroying portion
Of the ferry hosts. Having learned Of
the approach Of Col. Litue's force the
enemy succeeded in renov ing their stores
before the arrival Of Gen. Negley. lex
pected an obstinate defense Of The passage Q
Of the Elk River, and accompanied Col.
Little's expedition in person, but without
crossing. The enemy, as usual, Fed at
our appearance. / ordered, yesterday, an
expedition to move promptly from Rog.
ersville to seize the bridge across Shad
Creek and the ferry below the mouth Of
the same stream. This duty has been
promptly executed, md the ferry ana
bridge are ours. No more troops will
enter from that region, and We have now
upon this side OF the river 1900 or /, 500
cavalry Of the enemy, IN bands Of 800
or 500, whom we will endcavor TO hunt
down, destroy or capture. The gunboat,
which ! haso extemporiEed, will be read =
tor service to-day. and ] will soon be able
TO pay my respects to the enemy 10 the
eastern side Of the region under my COM
mand.
[signed,] ON. MITCHELL,
Major General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
Gel. COrcoran - ~ Exehmn9oa.
fe yly..Ls ~

Washington. May l6.
The Eocretary Of War has ordered the
release Of Col. w r. Baldwin, Of Wiz.
GINA, to BE- exchanged for Col. Corccran.
Capt. Parish and Lieut.. Demssy, Re
Gently released y prisoners Of wsr from
Richmond. Who have heen ~ccs =
Washington, had represented 70 the Pres;-
dent and 6eoretax1 NJ War ~ necessity
of this arrangement, on account Of Col.
Corsoran' Z health, md aided 81 III. nv,
they haselsacoeeded. rs-@- &,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
sksscn g CsnDan1er sssnaea,


Commander Roger N. Stembel il ma
tive of Mary Wand, but 10 . citisen Of Ohio,
from which State he was appointed "a
Tho navy. He catered the servics q the
Eth Of March, 1851, aad has, thsrsfors.
served the URited States aboat thirty
yesrs. He was promotsd 70 lientenAa-
y on the 18th Of October, 1913. Tn.
der that Communication BE was eight years d
-. his total 80 services being sixteen
years and nine months. He Was for near
y eight years on shore and other duty.
and ~ for over i've years nnsmployed.
He was last u - 81 January, 1860, and
at the commencement Of 1861 hAd the
charge Of the Naval Asylum Of Philadsl-
phia. At that time be stood No. s. on
The list Of ksatsnants Of the navy. The
rebellion and other causes made several
yacanCies in the list aboye him, and his
AaHAs stands on the last published list Of
commanders No. 80. be having been
promoted to that rank. He hsld, il the
contests 4 Forts Donelson and Henry,
the cummand Of the ganb0at Cincinnati.
He was afterwards engaged It Island No.
10; and IN this present light shove Fort
Donslson he sill held command Of she
Same vessel, which appears tn have er.-
tanned some injury from tie rehsl rams.
Captain Stembel Is reported . have die
tinguished himself and TO hsve been Is.
riously wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

Washington, Nay Is.

SENATE Mr.. Sherman made state.
ment in reference to remark made ~
Mr.. Holman. Of Ind, in the House, Who
said. speaking Of the Investigating Com
mittee, that he (Sherman) was on the
committee and received eight dollars Der
day. Mr.. Sherman said that he had been
on two committees-onet the Kansas com
mittse, and the other the Naval Inyesti-
eating Committee, and neither committee
ever charged or received cent mileage.
Mr.. King presented . memorial from
merchants and others Of New York ask
Ing for : speedy passage Of the Pacific
r. r. bill.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken
up.
Doolittle offered an amendment suthor:s-
ing the President to apportion appropria-
tons to certain tribes, also authorizing
the President, where tribe organisations
have taken up arms against the Govern
meas, 70 abrpgate oil treaties with them.
The amendments we're adopted. $3.50
Mr.. Clark moved to take up the confis-
cation bill reported from the special CON-
mittee.
Mr.. Fessenden said he was roinc 10
ask the Senate to lake up the bin. He
was in favor Of both bills, tut his position
on the committees made it his duty to urge
the passage Of the tax bill.
Mr.. Wade VAS in favor OF irving to
make rebels pay part Of the cost Of the
war before proceeding to tax loyal men.
Mr.. Henderson thought there would be
no very great revenue derived from the
bill, as reported. He supposed the bur.
dtns OF the tar bill would be imposed on
some of the rebel States as we'll as loy-
al States. He should, therefore, movs "a
take up the tax bill. The confscat,on
bill was taken up-yoas %, nays 10.
Nj. Clarke Gid tie bin had been care
fully prepared BY the committee, who had
tried " hsrmonize The Different opinioos.
and shoped the bin would inset With 40
probation Of Senate.
Mr.. Trumbull moved TO strike ont the
tirst section, which he said was merely ia
tighten the punishment of treason and
Was unconstitutional.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

Cairo, Nay II.
Gov. Yates, with surgeons and nurses,
leaves here to-day fer Pittsburg Landing,
70 look after sick and wounded Illinois
soldiers. Tie City Of Alton, under di.
rection Of the Governor, left here a Ii
o'elock yesterday, o. Tho same mission.
A battle j. imminent unless the sscesl,
skedaddle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
THE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, MAJ II.

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscrip.ion. is nearly or quite ex-
PRED; and when subscribers wish 10 con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

- Andrew 2. ValIandiKham, Who
says be il : brother Of the member Of
Congress from Ohio. has been taken Ia
custody ~ ca. Fin Htnry Warren, It
Clinton, No. upon ! ehesgs Of horse
stealing. soshing and driving ont Union
men, and naranding, bushwhacking md
iayhawking generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

~ Hon. Edward Everett il adver-
tised 70 lecture in St. Louis on Monday
evening NEXT, On g The Origin and Char
saoter Of the War
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
MensranA.n Dsek Lest.

A small black covered memorandum
book. with tuck, containing milk ac-
counts, was lost last Tuesday. The finder
will please leave it 1t the Gate City ONCE.
]. ]. BRowN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

@We are glad to learn, from the
81. Louis Westliche Post, tina. the brave
o'e-armed Capt. Henne, Of Davenport,
who lost his leg in the Pea Ridge battle,
will arrive with the packet today, on bis
way homo. His wounds are almost en-
tirely healed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
nscsspes &C Military nsspisal.

BeccsRss ~ 1Aiftary MOspftaI.
From Judge Ballinger, Is gallons milk;
from n Wilson, 10 gallons milk; large
cases blankets from Adjt. Gen. Baker; A
coops Of chickens, from unknown parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

~We are pleased to learn that Capt
I. Aekenny, formerly Acting Adju-
tant General on Gen. Curtis's staff, has
been appointed by the presents Adjutant
aid-de-camp to Gen. Curtis with the rank
OF Major, and Major Chapman of the I'd
Iowa Infantry, ditto, with the rank Of
Colonel; both for gallant services in bat
tie.
Major Chapman was In town few days
ago, on his return to St. Lonis, and was
still limping . little from his wound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
NJ rELEaRAPH.l
New York Market.

New York Market.
New York. May n.
Flour--without unch change
wheat-steacy. with fair expert dssAana u leAlG
for Nh Clubs q II Winter Rcd wsslssn; y - hits
Michigan.
Corn-Shad4 nrmeri 5aa55..
oats-Duii; salos At aag4ie
Posk-Dal md saalsr; sales Il GIG saSl2 g Mos;
90 mr. Prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

New FORK, May Is.
stocks-Dal and lower; Monsy plenty q 4acs Per
cent. on cali; G Scrip eel; n 3 asy.; .ris sesy
81 No sax; Tenn 6oa; U S - ono ysar Csfr1sass
s8i; Treas . 10 iot,..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
PrssidsaL made ii he city Of KosSslk
on the 11,h day Of Nay, 1862.
ISigaed, Il. M STANTON,
- - Sec Of War.
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY GATR CRY OpsIcs, /
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DAILY Cars CRY 0p1cs,
.a. 80
so'spfia : "hss'sx1fas wv
~ .vns..n.rs
Co. - = -. = - = : y sss iss y.
: - $, ~ - 1'1 1AaA. Es=.5z
$500
\. A-AA soou as"A"a' sAh 1'ssss' skHtsss
pvp
n.ro =.
s,Ia4n-n.r 60. .A'.a.e as.ans.ss -
of's~-a laG .stoie. 800 -
~. $500 o1u'"ea ano ION 1aa.s
- - :. 'ss'oh ,'ssss sssAs
s. &. - - -. -, =
p1rr $40. 49, ->ssss~s - s.
roAp-p.,- 49, ,..sis
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

@Ar. w. H. Randall, Of Biruing-
ham, called on NJ yesterday on his return
from Pittsburg Landing. He WAS in
Gen. Popc's division Immediately sitter
the heavy akirmish At Farmington, and re-
ports that Lieut. Owens Of Company H,
and Sergt. Ayers Of Company A, Of the
I'd Iowa Cavalry, we're killed, and forty
two wounded. He says Pennington is
east Of Coriath. He also reports that the
9th, 10th and 18th lows Regiments com
pose : reserve in Hamilto0's division.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

ET J. NJ. Hughes was discharged
from tho Hospital yesterday. He was
born in Licking County, Ohio, and enlist
Cd in 81. Louis, in Co. X lot Missouri
Light Artillery. His descriptive roll hes
the following in regard to his service !:
Was present At the battle Of Boonvills,
NO., june 18th was at the battle Of
Dug Springs, Mo-. August Il; was
wounded at the battle Of Wilson's Creek.
August 10th; was Mt the siege Of Fort
Donelson, Feb. 18th. 18th and 18th !;
was 1t the battle Of Shiloh and wounded
on the 9th Of April, and. besides oil
that, says he would like to be at the bat
tie impending At Corinth.
MusssreA ONT % service.
A number Of officers Of the First and
Third Iowa Cavalry. il has been under
stood here, were mustered ont Of service
not long since. This report give rise to
various rumors and surmises. all Of which
were without any very broad foundation.
Under the army regulations Quarter
masters, Adjutants, b., are required to
be appointed from the lists Of lieutenants.
In several instances that rule had not been
complied with, and, in consequence. These
Offices were vacated. The matter would
Be remedied BY the formal election Of
these officers to lisutenancies and their
rc-appointment to their positions again
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

QUINCY FLOUR.
iro barrels Eagle Mills
r1 apsis s p oSAhisoS : AeouAEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
Nv ANTlED TO RENT,

Near sae business rArt OF town, Good House with
nine NJ lea rooms, for which viii pay GOOD pS1se
and the rsns when wanted. None mead apply unlsas
shsy vsnts pr"mps tenant and permanent ems Pos
stDn any ti@ n the xt sixly days VIII do. H.
ply o. orr otofe. CkIAS. p. Dlk6k
= maH1l.d Of Ks1iVgr HtrRe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

oysters! OYSTERsll
justsscelvedl case OF MaloSy's Bait more Oystere,
1or sale by ROBERTeON Il McQUIKk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


AS8uAoloms ~ 1H00epoYtataon and
Travel.
From and aftsrssturday Jan. 18th. ne rsiirsa1ay,
staEe coach, vehicle running west or wsstvasdly
from the iasissippi orirto Nsrh Missouri i'll
Scpermited 10 carry frsighi pssssng<rssrom Kss.
haa without the srctest compliance with the rssuls-
hons Of the Treasury Department IT Washineisn,
which require thst'ai frsishts Of whaisvesnsisss,
sxcsptsuch ~ may be under military ORDERS shall ~
covsfsd 6y aCussom House permit, snd that I'll bag
ksGe 81 trsvesrs shall BE- and daily
sealed By Custom House eaicsr."
The uadssslgHs< will Issue p~rnits for the trsss-
pefsstioa Of atigoeds destlnsd for propsr
blAcss A the issst possible trouble DELAY and In.
spect and seal aleaxgage leaving the city
n napssrso cause the least trouble consistensxiiA
she end desirea.
Thesb)eet aimed ats to prevent any aid assist~
anee, or Communication with any persons directly or
indirectly, sioyalto, or against The redsrsl
Oovsmmsnt. JOHN sTAKNUs, Surveyor,
Custom House .keekuk. Ian. IS. lS6a.dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
NEW CITRON,.

New Layer Ratstns.
Cassents aAA 81
yor u. y 1oBEarsoE n'auEnS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17
UVDER TAK ~.

On sast side of Third street. near JoAasoa K~okak
aeNa. Orders promptly attended ", day Of sisnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-17

A0nAS0eOo uVNOs0-YuACAy (OlaF.
rhna, and that on the day before the
battle he had remained with his Captain,
who was also sick with tho sams disease,
bat who. on the next day, would 60 into
the battle, and he accompanied him, and
picked his Captain up twice on the battle
field when iainting from exhaustion. He
sank down into : typhoid condition Il.
tsrwsrd, and in this state has remained
since.
! might give many other Is interesting
cases . thee, but th. will suffice. Each
one possessed II own pasaliar features,
and has its own especial iaserosts. These
hospitals IN Tho oily ase curative instisa-
tions, while the oonvaiaacents ars taken q
those in che vicinity. The most grave
canes are, thersisre, found here.
{ zen, Dodge is still here, and, although
not we'll, y batter than he hrs been. lie
~ not been assigned ! division Is yss.
He will prove himself IN able GsDsral.
Everybody Who knows our gallant 10.
Kenny is grati6ed Il his promotion, and
il viii be most gratif ying nsxs 70 ii. Old
fsllow-citiseas 81 hons; - wen y hi
comrad@ III arms.
! tosk sllssls sttoll through ths oily
~ night after lssviDg ths hospital. cd
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27

BERBs l. CO g PATENT VENTILATED, SELF
ADJUSTING HATS are 50 Constructed as to adEit
atrst circulation Of air between tAs swsst-lsaAhsr
aa4 As eody OF the Hat; asa alss 20 adjust Itself
&c II forehead SIS soon the hAt is put on, there
sr occurring 70 The weareg Of any sttdened bat all
us puanry and comfort Of The son felt hat- BS@ee
Al CO are new manufacturing Aslsskin and Cas-
Hnere Hats, Of tAs spsiag aBa Sum@sE styles, fer
gsalJemen's and young gents Dress Hats, wAteh
tAry Il furnish to the trade at SSS, $ss, 80, 90
All as per dozen; EssaGhsT With csGpIsss as
gyrrznent VI BLACK and eolored Felt Hsts, HAnuf&c-
taTed By themselves, vita EpeIaI rsfsrsw . dFss
c.ass retail trade throughout tAs country. Prices
:; ssft Haea Frsga els 70 ass par dOsen Alwsys
alnd the beat qualities Of Paris Soft Hats Of he
latest styles. AL ordsss By mail viii ne1siTs
prompt attention. Terns Cash, lsss PEI cent.
BBBBE b CO. tss Bresaway, n. T.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-08-27
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BusLg OFFICE, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
s Aaguzt 81, 1881
GwHE ATZspfidg,t 500 cts . eash.
CONFIRMS sAE, 10 cts v suAa,
oATs-In demand al 1o&22 eta q huAh
8 PoTArpEs-Prlmp, ae@2s 90 ReuahS
3 HAx-sAnosay o. psslr2s& maoaA
HoGs-Aetive. Slaughtered "a, 2S5S, 50 2 100.
BEgF-on foot s2@sa. % y 100.
HIDES-Gre@a, 4 c; dry, loo . ,.
~RLagR~-oAsaos RRmify XXX, 81, %; supsraHS
I'll 10; ZINE, si % . 100.
ooRN MRAL~~Yellow S5 c, white, &S y bash.
HUCKwHEAF PL0UR-golted e9aS2, 50 > 100.
ByFrzR-.Rg~aA rpu, 1888 so. -
eLARS-Rrsst 79sa p-H
KGGs-FresA, $50 . dsS.
TALLow-Prime, To- %,
REEsWAX~-TRElow, 2g@35 q ..
wHsKEY-sin h. Bowsn's, ss c; St Louis ssAs
20 y gal.
oHicKEEs-rans 81 $685., 90; Prairie, 81 ,2ss
'rsasHTsltals. d. 81, I'D sRss-s
ExoHAaGB-st. Louis. 3, KAatsrn, . u y eent.