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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

I>STRAi ED-From camp ne.g Richmond O
IL tall, bright sorrel HORSE, with small blaze
in TIE face and one white hind foot His back was
little sore from the saddle sud he had small sore
on the front part OF his RICH. thigh Any wild
be suitably rewarded who will return him to tine
camp OF the I'd Regiment of Florida Volunteers
on
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BY order Of Brig. Gen. JOHN H. WINDER.
je2l--ts T. r PAGE A q

je@l--ts L. r. PAGE, a. A. G.
hESERTERS.--$3O reward will be paid for the
~ apprehension and delivery of each of rhe fol
lowing eni1Sted men at the camp of the 18th Vir-
preheuslon and confinement in any iafl provided
notice thereof is sent to these Headquarters:
Company A.-Benlanin Edwards. deserted May
Both, 1862: Joseph Beraghi, deserted April 10Th,
1862 William P. Smith, deserted June Eth 1882;
James M. W Orell, deserted June 3D. 1862
Company B.-Juan Bruna, deserted April 10th,
1902 JOS Featherstone deserted Apri! H. ls5o: Jas
NJ. Tankerslie deserted June 9th, lat2: Ambrose.
Foster, deserted June 9Th 1862; Adam Fate de-
serted june 9th, 1862; John lIandley, deserted Nav
10Th. 1866.
Company E.-J. NJ. Barker, deserted August,
ls6l; j. W. Bragg deserted August. 1861. i N
Frayser, deserted April LIST, 1862: ". d. Goodman.
deserted May 18th. 1862; J. H. Minor deser,ed April
ls6a; w. h. Winfree. Howard johnson, deserted
May "a, ls6a; James Eoarwrighi deserted May 9Th,
1862
Company P.Beniamin j. Harvey, Il. serted June
LIST, 1862
Company Civilian F. Mitchell, deserted April
i3th' leos; James Coil deserted May 18TH 1869;
George W. Foster, deserted June 18th. 1852
Company H.-Edward b. Coleman deserted June
3D. 1907 Robert W. Conner, deserted Mny 9TH 1862,
jaime. r. Carwiles, deserted July 18th, 1851; WIN.
j. Diekerson, deserted May Sd, 1862 Daniel w. Fer,
guson. deserted April 18th 1862; John r Ferguson.
deserted May ID, 1862; william D. Ferguson. de.
serted May 81, 1862; Leonidas p Fore deserted
May 9th, 1859; Benjamin r. Garrett, deserted NAV
18th, le62; Benjamin X. Mitchell deserted April
18th, lsG2; James Ii. Mitchell deserted December
lIth, lsol; Clement j. Marshall deserted MAY 29th
ists; Patrick Il. Roberts. deserted April 6th lsoa
Company T. Sergeant j. W. Fitzgerald, deserted
NAY 2sth, 1867 Privates f.. w. Johnson deserted
May oIn' ieo@H george W. johnson, deserted May
nh ish' JOS. NJ Woodson deserted Nav 18th,
iaa'2' j. Evans. deserted May eth, 1862; William
burnett. deserted May 29th 1862; J. e. Anderson,
ooserseu Norembfr 10Th, io6l Griet NJ Yates de
serted May 10Th, 1861.
few OF the above lief, sick, but having neglected
T." report for considerable time are in accordance
with law. reported r. ~ WIruERS
je 9l-:N" Colonial 18th Va Roo, j..
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b. THOS ~ KEESEE. AuciOseer.
fOfhce corner Of 18th and Cary strestAl
TToRsIS. MULES, TOP BUGGY AND NAR-
III NESS, FOR SALE AT AUCTf0N.-WM -
sold on SATURDAY MORNING. 2lst June. cen
lnsneiug 10 o'clock ut the Horse Auction Lot. On
Council Chamber HILL
1 very fine Family HORSE ysan Cd wsrsas-
ed sound In every respect
2 bay n0RsEA.
2 fine young MULES.
/ Top BUGGY and HARNESS.
Spring WAGON and HARNESS
Several Work and Harness HQHnEA
IL 10 THOS w. kER6KE Anc*s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

A TTENTiON. MARYLANDERS- Tie un Ter
N signed will open an office a, No Il Pearl IT.,
for The purpose of filling up his Company, in the lat
Maryland regiment. Our gallant leader, stone
WALL says there is no time for rest now The al
most positive certainty of carrying the. war across
the river appeals loudly TO the feelings and hopes of
all from our State Office hours fran 10 A. II. 10
P. NJ, and from r n toe r. NJ
j. LOUIS SMITH,
ie 2i--.t* Cant Co F. 1t Md Rept
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RY REIwooD & ERACH Ave4A

BY kEiW00D q kEztA AStA
"ORSEs, MULES, CARTS. AND HARMHe0
III POR SALE AT AUCTION.-WDl b. solA.
on SATURDAY MORNING, AZ 10 o'clock. - Hosse
Lot, one very dns Kossuth MARE very last IN hAr
uess; also, Several Saddle and Harness A0RoxS
aud MULES; six CARTS and HARNESS.
REDWOOD l. KEACH,
IL Cor AuctiOnsarA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

THIRTY DOLLARS REV ARD-Wil De- paldfor
i the apprehension Of Private JOHN MCKAY, of
tue Magruder Light Artillery, who left caup June
lynn, taking with him blaZed face sorreI HORSE
belonging 10 the battery. Said Mckay was for.
merry u the Louisiana Zonaves; is Of medium
height; sharp features {; black hair and no beard
He Is supposed TO have left with a View of Joining
some Partisan corps.
TIiOS JEFFERSON PAGE. JR,
ic 2i-:ft+ Captain Caun on . Nil. r,a
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MILITARY NOTICES,

HEADERS DEPT OF HENRlCO, }
Richmond. June 18th, 1862
4 .ENERAL ORDERS. No. |, PRISON SERIES
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OS TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
IL Strayed from camp an iron gray HORSE, four
cans old white legs behind, half way up to the
hook, and white face. The above reward will be
paid for his apprehension and delivery 10 Camp
ur Johnsons Stables ~ Richmond
n. NJ NORFLEET,
IL 9l--.ti- Co | 9TH Peg Va i,nynlry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

GTRAYED OR STOLEN.-From my house, nine
- head Of CATTLE. belonging 10 the Confeds-
rate States, for which will give "a liberal reward
II delivered to me-, any Information that can
get them again. VALENTINE ItECKLER, JR.
70 2l-lt-
MY MARE WAS STOLEN on W.dns sday
lyl night. She Ia bright bay mare, with white
spO in her forehead; knot the right fore knee
spawned lp both hind legs about nine years old.
10 21-NA JOHN SCOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

INWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed or
stolen, from the alley near Marshall, between
-.n and 9TH streets, two HORSES, with saddles and
brides; the one light bay mare, about l4t hands
high, marked &c. S. her left shoulder; the
other q bay horse 10 hands high, tail slightly gray
ar the root. The above reward will be paid for their
delivery at the stables of the spotswood Hotel, t
ten dollars for either 10 oi-3,-
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Richmond. June 18th, INil
N.ENERAL ORDERS. No. |, PRISON SERIES
"
L. - Capt w. s. WINDER, Asst Adit.
General, is charged with all correspondence relative
to Provost Marshal's Department and The prsons
All communications relating To them win be nd
dressed accordingly
H. Manchester and vicinity, including the
whole Of the brldges will constitute II Provost Mar
shal's district--Capt. HENRY WRIT, Assistant
Provost Marshal, is assigned 10 the command He
VIII have entire charge Of all the bridges, and viii
~. Whenever an arrest is made, the po-
fcelnan making the arrest will be held responsible
ior all property taken from The person arrested,
VI IL snaii De deposited IN some place designated by
the Provost Marshal. and in no case shall such
property be used without special permission from
the General commanding, or from Maj. GRISWOLD,
Provost Marshal
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

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Fnn, when
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CTRAYED OR STOlEN-On 10Th June from
- 81 Regt Va. Cav Go. A, a>dark SORREL
MARE. nv. years old. medium size, we'll mounted
in front very small spot her forehead small
legs, with 10 white on them; in good condition
Wnen she lei;. a liberal reward Will be given for
her delivery, any information where / cnn yet
har fi..p IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

OST-0wing to the death Of my horse, and
1 4 severe wounds received at Seven Pines"
los, upon the field. SADDLE, Birdie India
Rubber OVER-SUIT, SiDEARMS, and SPURS,
most, if not all. OF which have my name marked on
their possession wiihpease leave the same with any
of the staff of Maj ten d. IL. Hill, Brig. Gen.
Featherston. al the Mississippi Depot, nearly OPP
posite the Sposwood Hotel
A. $. HALEY, Lieut. Cavalry, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

HNAkEN UP-A blood bay HORSE, with black
name and tail, which the owner can have by
paying for this advertisement, and proving pro-
perty. Apply to Capt Gabriel +. Miller's Cavalry
Company, near Gen. d. II. Hills Headquarters
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21

II 0ST-Iast night, by lady. on Main street. be-
1 tween 18th and 9rh, POCKET-BOOK. con
tanning large amount Of money. The finder will
be suitably rewar,ieab by leaving il at the composing
roa al this Office ie Cl-l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-21


M BOXES TOBACCO AT AUCTloN~-on
IWI TUESDAY, 2ith Inst. at 10 O'Clock, w1n
sell at my store lOOboxss MANUFACTCRED TO-
BACCo some OF which isrepressnted N being very
superior.
AFTER WHICII-A small lot Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE; two very excellent SEWING MA
CHIMES feel +. b. COOK, AuoGr.
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"IANTED-To hire a man SERVANT, TO cook
w in camp, one mile from the city, (Gen. Rip.
ley's brgadel j. C. KENNEDY,
IL 2l-3tt Co c. 18th Georgia Rput
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

still rising. Both - steam pumps arc
working, however. The steuch ia Csiro
is intolerablo and much sickness must fol.
low this food. Medical gentlemen tell me
that over 200 distinet and separate odors
were ascertained to exist yesterday, with
several wards yet to hear from and elias.
sify.
Deacon Bross arrived this morning and
is going to Island No. 10 to instruc. Com
modorc Foote in Navy tactics. /. is
supposed that the effect of this will be
hasty evacuation by the rebels upon the
Island. The coal oil and turpentine trade
on the Cumberland riscr has nearly ceased
owing, of ccurse. to high water.
Cairo. April Q, 2P.M.
Brig. Gen. John A. Logan has SO far
recovered from Lis wound received at lit.
Donelson, u to be able to rejoin his brig
ade, and to-day started for the seat Of war,
on the Tennessee, His wound is still
very painful.
Lieut.. Col. Ransom has been appointed
Colonel of the 18th Regimet, 70 gil the
vacancy caused by the promotion Of Col.
Wallace to Brigadiership. Lieut. COL
Dunlap Of the 18th Regiment has resign.
ed and arrived at Cairo, 40 also have sew
eral other officers Of lower rapk. Brig.
Gen. John Cook Of the It'll Regiment il
here, en- route for the theatre Of opera
tioos in Tennessee. 1t is very singular
fact that those who have resigned are in :.
variably those who have hitherto escaped
unLarmed, while tho wounded ones are
Is invariably returning to their duties
Comment is unnecessary. Gen. Strong
i absent to-day at Island No. 10.
The Hospital boat Louisiana started
for the Tennessee with : full complement
Of doctors and nurses on board Noneof
them..were dry when they Left here, owing
to the storm last night.
Here the line broke down, and no won
der
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03
COMMERCIAL.

OAaEN CATR Clry Ovytrx
ksoErx April 2. vp.
PLoUR-supsraps u 50; spria Z wAsai.A,ra o. o.
Pail Wheat Extra % Is.
BRAN AkDsHoRTs-soso< zoe p 100 NJ
CoRN--lG to lsc y bush.
BARLEY-2ac.
wHsAT-in good demand. Psn s797a; sprips 81
TO 90.
RYK-a5c 10 10.
0ATs-l5c.
POTAT0ES-l5asaob By the load rc,aiias % 3Oc.
SUGAR-New Orleans fair Ole los, prime i0aD
III; clarified l21l3; crushed ana loaf I0DI3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50 sasarhouse $3.50;
Golden Syrup sn175c.
coFFkE-RioaiSa3c; Java 1880 Lasuyrastoss.
RICE-0oloc.
soAP-Paln &C. Family sHc, German tcln.) ~
o7as.
cAsDLEs-ssar iso 10, stsarins Il, Mould 10.
LARD-s 10 SIC; retail sic.
BuTTKR--Oommon Ge7c; Choice TO- ret ali 10 Ltai5
L1ATH1k-Sols 2so0e; Rarnssssoo1.
hIDRS-DEy loso lsc, green %Asos; green shsey
Delis 2ssoi IS green hog sktus fse.
HAY-Tfmoshy, % ooD7 %. baled % ooosn
Prsiris "a soGs -.
sEEDS-Tinothy u %: Flax seed $780,
oAioNs-asB%0c.
kGGS-At - Sc.
WHITE BEANS-50cdOSI o.
FEATHRRs-2oG25.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 261SI soe bushsi.-
Dried Peaches % ESQ ~ So RaiHns o. 002 e5 co.
CHEksE-Wesssn Reserve %; Dennak sk07
BEEP-s1ahe gross.
SHkEP-e4 0Ol 5oe ? head.
HoGS-Drssssd 2x93c.
SALT-G. A. ~. SO v sack; Kauawha - Is = bar
rel; Liyerpoolel o00ea % p nck; Lake % 90 .
Dbl. A.s Z
FIsh-hAoksrel, No. else9 Is ? bbi. Nos Ola
Oel6, No. es9elo White Fish, No. e5O 06s 81
' half Dbl. Cod Fish SOC -.
RAGS-Woo,en Il Cotton &c,
81 OLD iROn-k0Ae =. Brass S9se p h. Cop
per IsO3kc D.. @s
kxcnAhGE.-oa New YORK per csat. bankabis
funds; 81. Lsuis for lie funds, little demand
on Chicssc 70 | per cent Gold 70 II buying u
. selling.
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Highly Important lrsn Caars.
Especial to Chicago Journal
Cairo, April 2.

The most terrific tornado that has Wis
tied this locality for several years came
upon us at 3 o'clock this morning. The
storm came up from the sotuh, with wind,
rain. hail, thunder and lightning. Nearly
oil the transports, barges, steam tugs and
floating property were torn from the moor
[inRs on the Ohio levec and blown across
the watsr. The slate roof Of the ST.
Charisa HeAel hes scattered over the town.
Several rows Of barracks were leveled with
the ground. but happily they were unten-
anted, or the loss OF life would have been
terrible. The Cairo and Columhus wharf
boat lies high and dry on the Kentucky
shore opposite here. The steamer mi
nois had both her chimneys and upper
cabins torn away, in the falling of which
four or Eve lives were lost Capt. Carroll
Of tho steamer Sallie Wood had his lep
broken, and several others were badly in
jursd. Several barges which had been
covered over and we're being used for
store houses, broke loose and floated down
the river. The large piles OF Govern
ment lumber on the Ohio levee were blown
into the river. The wooden barracks ct
Birds Point caught the gale about mid,
ships and had to cave in largely. 80 also
Fort Holt. No loss At life u eiihsr II the
last two points.
Much anxiety is felt for our feet down
.. Island 70. We have no news .o-dsy
from below, except that the gunboats are
firing enthusiastically. and the rebels
reply just whom they please.
Y Henry Patrick says ~ expects thst the
next gale that sweeps fsDm ~ South viz
bring tosaE - The clash q grounding
arms. ~ ~ ~ DIRT.
Bsford's saptuzsat Union City suIo1nt-
n q I. IN l6es - 'aAont 20 keenee an1
NH 3nstad II 10 4 lse and oO0
= = -
~ Aa6Is NJ tkIo1sh he evss h
Oair64aised ~ insAss 1T nieAt and \
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Chicage Market.

~ Chicago, March II.
The foreign news had favorable innaencs on bread
sta n, especially Wheat aud Corn. wheat was buoy
an and advanced 70 Ne; No spring 7ss 10 n \,
Ne 2 at u 70 7al, subject to &c storage.
eorn-lmproved Il 70 lc; &c for mixed, &c storage,
floE-als txlains ii % 20 To $500 for fair 70 good
Spring 1xA1as.
Beef CMtle-Markes quiet; sales At - 70 10 % 30
ICAicsso Tribune. April LIST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

- bright little three year old "a
sitting in his mothers lap, . few sveo-
inN since, when Asauddsnly asksd: "Are
tho stArs II heaven r, The motAer =
soarss responded IL tke a4krnn6vs, NJ
~ littls fsllew PIT ~ fsrkhsf qIsgtica,
"Ars ths ssripes thsEs, toe, nothsr +"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03
THE GATE CITY.
THURSDAY, APRIL 8.

- CaPtsin James F. Dsagherty. Of
the Missouri 10th, arrived home last eve
ming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

DIS MoaNEs RlyER.-The Des Noinss
is On rampage, rising rapidly. Navi-
CATION will be lively up that way for some
time. M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03
~Ths Crescent opposes the propos
ton to burn New Orleans. 1t saws:

ton to burn New Orleans. 1t says:
The remarks 20 freely made about burn
ing the city are entirely ont Of place. We
should like to know what are to become
OF the tens Of thousands Of women aud
children in such m event. Fortunately,
these remarks come from thoss who have
nothing at stake. not owners Of property I;
or, p,rhaps they have removed their fam
lies into the interior, and got Al their
securities in their brooches pockets, and
will advance into The country on the FIRST
appeamnee Of the invaders. There are !
good many Of theie kind Of people about
our city. 49, A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

M The river has risen q foot in the
last forty -eight hours, and ia still rising.
The Hannibal City is the regular packet
this morning. The JEANNE Deans is
plying regularly between here and Quin-
cy. The W. L. Ewing came in from ST.
Losis last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

IA DR.. McGugin arrived home last
night, and was warmly greeted by his
numerous friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03
PowxLL's VALLEY. - The Knoxville

Register Of tho 18th inst. ays:
J. There y little prospect Of the cul.iv.-
hon Of crops Of any kind this year in Pow
els Valley, one Of the mostfsrtile valleys
Of East Tennessee. The Uaion pecple are
fleeing TO Kentucky, whilst those who sd-
here to the Confederate Government, are
80 harrassed BY Union cavalry from Ken.
lucky they cannot attend to the labon Of
the tarm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03


Travel.
From and aSter Saturday Jam 9slh, no raiirosd ear
stsse coach, or vehicle running west or wsstvardly
from the Mississippi river orinto Worth Missouri viii
10 carry freight passengers from 90.
fah without the stctest compliance with The rsguia-
tions Of the TrsesaU Department ~ NaAhiAesss,
shish reqoirs that ssi frsigAs, Of missioner naare
except such ~ may Be under military orders, shal b.
covered By castoD Home permit. and that ali bag.
gage OF travellers shall bs esrefuy inspected and duly
sailed By Cnsepn House on.cer."
The andsni6ssd will issue p<rniss for the trans
poFsason Of agoods dessinsd for proper and
places with the ieast possible trouble or delay and m
spe and seal all baggage travellers leaving the city
in masssrto cAsse she least trouble consistent It'll
he end desired.
The object aimed ats to prsvsnf any aid astss.
aaee OF accumulation with any persons directly Of
Indirectly tisoyaito, in arms against the Federal
Govsnnsnt. JOHN srANNus; Surveyor,
Custsa House. Ks0k uk. Ian. n, IeOa.Gf
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~"Jeremiah's" communication may
have been intended for our contemporary;
at all events the prescription would seem
applicable for the relief Of his affection,
but as it fell into our hands, with no spe-
ciai direction, we publish i. for 'sthe ben
eft Of whom it may concern.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03
SPECIAL ORDER.

ADsuTAHr GENERAL, . Ovy,cs !
DEs MoISRs, March 25 le09
having been represented to that certain parties
afs placing false sonssraction General Order Ne
- Of this department BY stating that the "fass rep
rssentstions 70 men enlisted in this ssais aiudes
Regular Army oicsss, ~ we'll Others, II 10 my dat,
70 ststs. tAas there 10 such meaning intended il
said order
N. d. BAKER
epf3d Ad3utAnt General Of Iows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

MEETING or PREsBYTERY.-The Pres
sytsry os Keokuk will meet In our csy on Thussaay
ths 10th lAstant.
| sssnoa VII b pFeached At the Rev. Mr. Carsy's
CAsFcA, corner Of Fourth and High arasts. q TX
s.aosk II tAs evening, ~ the Rev. Mr.. Caaaeld ii
Yellow springs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

FoR DAVENPORT THIS DAY-Ths
Kate Cassell, Captain B. W. Davis. will
leave this morning at ~ for Davenport
and Rock Island. Passengers who wish
to 60 through direct will embrace this op-
portunity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

A-We see that Captain Charley Nor
rison, the prince Of good-fellows, has Ia
ken command Of the Jennie Whipple, and
is on the way up from ST. Louis bound
for Dubuque. He left st. Loois Tuesday
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03
The KEoKuK AND WARSAW PACK

1T IL now SIX years since l commenced running
= skin between Warsaw and keokux, and atsr
NO years buih the little Eagle and wore her out
IN the trade. chen built the new Eagle, which
continued 10 the trade until found II did NOT an
swer the demand, when sold her out Of the trade
and bought the Menomonee, which have fitted
UP In good style, and think she win please the
public better than anything that has run In this
trade. Believing that the business win not justify
the running Of two boats, | respectfully ask the
pubic to bear in mind my efforts to build up and
accommodate this trade, and while returning
thanks for past patronage, respectfully solicit
continuance of public favors.
j. H. BRANDON,
mar27 dim Capt. of the Menomonee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

DENTIsTRY.--We call attention to the
card Of DR.. L. G. Ingcrsoll. His worl
speaks for itself in the mouths Of many
people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

FRoM DUBuoUE.-The HavkeyeE State
aud Canada, both of the Northern Line,
came in from Dubuque yesterday morning.
leaving there on Aonday-&he first Of the
season from that region. They went on
TO st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-03

A GREAT INsTITUTIoN.-The Mutual
Life Insurance Co. OF N. Y. City makes
. showing Of gross assets on hand, Feb y
LIST, 1862, of s8.866.25s. while its net
cash aasstS wsre ~, Sas, 1856. IL annual
accunulations are nearly one million Of
dollars. Il 1881 il receipts for prsmi-
ums snd intsrest exceeded million and
half, while il raid claims, By death and
surrender Of polces, Of over half ) mil
lion. 6inss she sar broke out it, wont
class of risks thoss in Tho Hosth-havs
decreased about two MILLIONS Of dollars,
while the cash assets, in the same time,
increased es5O,oo0. This is, perhaps,
the strongest institution of the kind in the
country. II is expected that = dividend
Of SO per cent. will be declared in 1863.
IT. q. j. Adams IS the agent in this city.