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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10


KEoE-K. Sept. TO- '62.
FLoUK-superhpes 4 Sc; Spring " heat ea,rasI7,
FailWheai Extra ~ D
BRAN ANDSHORTs--sn o 40c y 100 Ne
C0Ry-1T TO I6c q bush
BARLEY-a5c.
wHEATln goo d demand. Fails6ds7 IS; sprin 4:
to SEC.
RfE-2sc dull.
oAIS--i5 10 Use. Good demand.
PoTAToEs-New,l Is to 20e, retail Csc.
SUGAR New orleana fair loA@lI, prime III
choice IL; clarified IL; crushed and loafI4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 450 SO; suga rhouse4sQDse,
Golden Syrup700 7sc-very scarce.
CoFFEE-Riossi324ic Java 2sa3o; Laxuyra9A1a6
RTCE-s8sec.
sOAP-Palm 90, Family SIC, German (cin.) -.
07ac.
CANDLES-star 40ls ,stearine Is, Mould1 10.
.LARD-6 to6c; retail efo.
6s7c; Choic elo, re.aiaah 9l6
Isl0as-Shouldsrs2dgetr Hams 2lg3;Clea,
sides Il Sugar Cured Hams, Sc, retail ec
LEATHER-Soie2ia3o 30; narnessa7a30.
HIDEs-Dry 1bioiac, grubhy half price green
Ito ~ green sheep pelts 10c9l IS green hog akin,
l5c.
HAY-Timothy, IS ooa6 90, baled ssooasI,
Prairie ~ O0a3 %.
ONIONS-40D95c.
EGGS- 6ic 70 Z.
WHITE BEANs-In good demand, socG el2s.
YEATHERS-QS03o.
FRUIT DFtsd Apples 81 Oo0eI $50 bushss.-
Dried Psachss % asa ~ 80. Raisins s400G&45o.
CHEESE-WesternR Reserve &c; Dsn 70e
BEEF CATTLE-292ic gross.
SHkEP-Se 00G275 Hhead.
sALT-G. "A. ~ so y sack Kanawha A3Oo bar
rel: Livsrpooisl stSss2 90 , sack; Lake - 60 70
IS Very scarce. f4fE8
PIsH-Macksrei, No. slesG Is ? bbi. mos Sn
@si6, No.3 se1elo. White Fish, Mol eco.
' half Dbl. Cod Fish soc ~.
- AtS-~ssv oofsn e0tton3e.
oLDIkON-k@kcS y. Brass66se -. Cop
Derl0012hcH D.
ExCHAHoE.--0n New York u per cent. bank able
funds; PhiladeIphia, Boston. Chicago and Cincin-
natl y per cent. St. Louis 4 per cent. G old 10 TO
II per cent. buy Ing, is selling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
Vincennes, Sent. 9.

Nlncennes, sept. y.
A special train conveying the 9sth iii.
Regiment, Col. Funkenh ouser, en- route
for Louisville, was thrown from the track
at Bridgeport, H., about o'clock las.
night, causing the instant death of Ave
soldiers and severely wounding 80 or 40
more. Some of them will not recover
Capt. D. L. Kelly, of bingham county,
H., was among the killed. The sufferer.
were principally OF his company. A spe
ciai train with physicians and nurses wa,
sent from here Immediately on receipt Of
the news of the disaster, and everything
is done to alleviate the suffering of the
wounded
The accident was caused BY the partial
opening Vt the switch at Bridgeport by 4
william for the express purpose of throw
ing this train from the track. A suspi-
cious character, believed TO be the scoun-
drel who perpetratcd this outrage and who
was found prowling around the vicinity
this morning, has been arrested and Is
now in custody. The same Individual
was arrested byan officer Of this regiment
short time ago on suspicion of has being
spy or engaged in disloyal practices.
The wounded were>is-day removed to the
hospital in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
Philadelphia. Sent, O

The special Of the Press, returned from
Sykesville, Md, says that be had just left
Monroe on account of the approach of
the rebels. party Of their cavalry enter
ing that place on Sunday morning. Spec
uiation j. rife relative to the movements,
intents and purposes Of Stonewall Jack
son. Some say that he is on his way with
large army to Gettysburgh, Pa. 30 Is
to be within striking distance Of Cham
bersburgh Of. York, and that he is already
near. Others assert that he has marched
to Westminster, and viii move on Balti-
more in that direction. Others assert
that this latter movement is merely feint
to cover his entrance into Pennsylvania.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
eEr. GRAyT,s Anmy.

We learn from the best authority that
Gen. Grants army is being rapidly con-
centra,ed upon an important line for &C.
tive operations. 1t will be cheering news
to the country to hear that the veterans
of Donelson and Shiloh have shaken of
their enforced lethargy, and are once
more moving against the foe.--T Chicago
Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
o.. Lsuis 1.-Two stsck Market.

Dc. Leats Live steck Market.
S. Louis, Sept. 8,
Rsof Cattle--The supply during the past week has
been about equal the demand with prices ranging
from 10 2kc y gross.
:. Hoss-Suppiy scant, and prices from w % 20
net
sheep-There Is fair supply OF common st ~ IS
10 ea 30 but good are scarce aud in demand al -
head
Cows and Gaivss--The market 10 bare, and prices
have advanced 10 &20A SIS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

~ Poetry is said to be the flower Of
literature prose is the corn, potatoes and
meat satire is the aqua forts wit is the
spice and pepper love letter the honey
and sugar; letters containing remittances
are the apple dumphngs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
Washington. Sent. q.

The steamer Anacosta, Master Nelson,
Provost. arrived at the Navy Yard this
morning, bringing up two prizes-one Of
which was taken some weeks since, l. one
last Friday night; and ten prisoners. One
Of them was captured last nieht--she had
a cargo OF coffee. tea, salt and dry goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, September g.
Beef catsie-The receipts for the week. ending to-
day. amount 70 2s40 head against COS for the week
previous showing will be seen by the above table,
slight decrease Of &C head The favorsbae condition
of the New York aud other Eastern markets has had
the effect Of drawing out large supply OF cstsls,
which are generally OF poor Quality not by any
means suitable for shippers even government con-
tractors The dangerous and unsettled state OF
affairs In Missouri have also compelled feeders TO
throw" thsir cattle upon the market in hslf fed
coadtion On ihe whole, the market has ruled quiet
Sithlimitsd saiea--a few being made account OF
shppsrs but the bulk Of the transactions for the
city butchers.
The market 10 day closed steady without amp matsri
al change nediua and shipping grades, but cattle
of inferior quality considerably lower The yards
were almost entirely cleared out
We quote clos Ting prices AZ follow;
Extra shipping Beeves laone} ~ % "a 50
Good 10 Observation-Disclosures. rs o. ~
Medium grades .............. ........ Y 90 G2 50
Scala wsgs 10 90 TO lG 90 head
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

D~ Officers army regulation caps of
sPoNdRD CLOTH AND WATER paooF TOPS,
made to order BY C. H Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

On and amer this date Powder viii ~ allowed
sold 10 keohnk without permission Of the ndersgned
nor any Kind Of Arms whatever, uniions Of r.
II has also been ordered BY the special Aeent the
Treasury Department not 10 allow Goods Groceries
except limited quantities for fanil, uss 10 20 into
Aissoua or the south-IE tier Of Counties
The object 10 10 Keep supplies frvw the rebels or
armed bands Of guerrilla In Ser.hsasl klssoafI
JOHN ATANkUs
Surveyor ofths Port OF ksAuk
Ksekuk, Aug. ~, ieG2
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notice to shipper. ana c.rr,.r..

BY an order from the Tressor. department, Ship
pers and Carriers before ship
menss Of Goods or ssis un.oaAting TO over es5o 70
places In the FIRST and second counties on tbs
Southern border Of The State Of lows to file in the
Custom House once At keokuk, Iowa, HI oath pre-.
scribed BY the Treasury Department also tn execute
bond, with approved sutstes, that the goods therein
described shall not b. tsabsIesed seid % used ii suy
way, as 10 give aid ,elfVr Insurgents or 10
syupsiLizcis With those la rebellion az anst the Gov
crameDt II the tnited States
BaLLs can be obtained and instructions given ii
Rho Survey or's Once.
JOHN sTANNUS,
hIrsey " Of tAe Pert.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
DAYTON, Ohio. Sept. 8.

Dayton, Ohio, Sept. 8.
2 At the Union Convention of the Third
Congressional district, held at Middletown
to-day, Gen r. G. Schenk was nominal
ed BY reclamation. His opponent is Hon.
G. l.. Vallandingham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
Chicago, Sept. 8

ChlcngO, sept. b.
J. W. Parrish ard Gel. Horace Cap-cn
have received authority from the War de-
partment to raise cavalry regiment in
30 days. The intention is, to make this,
in horses. arms and equipments, the crack
regiment of the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
Madison, Wis, Sept. 8.

MlAIsUH, WIS. Ctpt.
Dispatch received by Gov. Solomon,
from Sec. Stanton, this P. NJ. announces
that Gen. Pope is on his way to St. Paul.
70 take command Of the North Western
department, with head quorters at Saint
Paul
Special session of the Legislature meets
here tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

~The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
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THE GATE CITY
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WEDNESDAY y, SEPTEMBER 10:

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an 4 on papers to indicate that the
time OF transcription is nearly or quite ex-
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tinue they will remit immediately.
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st. Louis H erse ana Mule market.

81. Louis Sept d.
Government contractors have bought some 700 TO
800 head Of Cavalry Horses during the past week The
price paid 10 9S5. contract has tet for 1000
Mules and there Is another buyer who 800
ing 400 In all; but believe the parties have bought
in this market yet The price offered for Mules
is about the same for Cavalry Horses. There was
but little stock sold at auction this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
Bachelors Hair Dye...The Bcs,i,
the World.

WILLIAM A. BAfcHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
prod uees calor mot 10 be fse aaaass
warranted mott nare the hair the lesst smediss
the i'll effects OF lad dyes and nvsora,es the hair for
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turn.
splsndid Liack or brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by sll druggists, &c.
The genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BATCHEIoR.
- fAs Josr s,ses ef sscA boz.
Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY Street, New York. (Lsse
xSs BROADWAY and 1G Bond Street ljs6-dAwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

The following appointments have been
made:
Rev. Francis w. Evans, Muscatine Co.,
Chaplain 35th infantry
Rev. Uriah Eberhart, Linn Co., Chap
lain Goth infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

10 THE NERVOUS OF BoTH SxxEs.-
AketiredClerEymsn having been restored to health in
lew days, aftsr many years III great Su1exink, 10
of postpaid directed envelope copy Of the pre-
scr!ptiop used. Direct - the REV. JOHN Ii DAG
Llel2-dAwAm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
Rebels in HAagerstown Il Advancing

"Ten O'clock Rill;' one of oar scouts,
reached Hagerstown last night, having
left Middletown, Is miles south east Of
that place, at FIVE o'clock, NJ He re-
ports that the rebels were at Hagerstown
in considerable force and advancing. All
the rolling stock OF the railroad has been
removed from Hagerstown, and the tcle-.
graph Office there evacuated. A telegraph
Office has been opened at Green Caste.
from which place our scouts and messen-
gers will be sent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

List 81 PersOss Refustng - Contrib.
ute TO the War Funa.
1sT WARp-J. z. Burke.
ID WAsD-D. b. Smith, ST., and Fer.
guson Wright.
BID WARD-George Higgins.
Arm WARp--Daniel F. Miller.
TOWNSHIP - james McClary, John
Hins and Lew. Collins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Political M settng.

Hon. J. r. WILSON and ]. K. HORNIsH, eAndi-
dates for Cong In the LIST Congregational District
Of lows viii address the people the following pla
ces, at l o'clock p III. Of each day,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

Once of Provost Marshal. AuK. 30.
Hereafter no sales Of intoxicating Liquors will 10
Permitted 10 enlisted men the United states Amy
inthis city.
Persons seiiing In violation OF this order will b.
ARRESTED and stringent measures taken - prevent
repetition Of the o6snse.
J. II. HIATT,
~pti-d Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
HURKAH FOR THE SILVER GREYs

Having received a commission 10 recruit for the 35tb
Regime nj Iowa Volunteers OF neI OF forty ave years
and upwards 10 Van Buren, county, Iowa, take this
method II Inviting all such address me, at present
al the U. n. NJ. Hospital, Kcokuk, for further par
ticulAn o. TOWER.
Aepk.-d2M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

Major General Curtis arrived last night
alter years absence from bis home, dur.
ing which time his great Victories in the
Ozark Mountains and bis triumphan,
march, have achieved q world wide fame
for our arms, and given him an illustrious
name at home and abroad. His fellow
citizens welcome him home with heart.
felt pride and pleasure.
Col. shipman and Majors McKinn, y
and Curtis, members of the General \
Stat, are also IN The city. and receive the
warm greetings OF many old friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

xS- The Presbytery of Iowa 60. s.
met last evening in the 7th Street Church.
It's sessions are open to the public.
Preaching this eveniur, by Rev. Mr.,
Larrimore, Of Mount Pleasant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

K, Mt. P. & NJ. R. R-The afternoon
train of the r., Mt, r. d. NJ. r. r. leave
ktokuk at $50 instead of $50, p.
The change takes place to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10
COMMERCIAL.

DAILY GArx City OyrIcx
KEoE-K Sept. 10. 6Q. !
FLoUK-Supernpe SO, sprint " heal extra SITS
FallWheat Extra ~ D
RkAN AND6HORTS~- O 4Nc loo 40
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-10

Custom House ONCE, Keoiuk. Aug rs, '62-aux2S dti
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Dlrectfrom Factory. For sale BY
sprl9-d kELLO00A bihSA-
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

lshown) belonging himself found Tuesday
lying on the meadow, about mile from Engelbretchts
man called Il the house Of witness about
tive O'Clock On Msnday night, and wanted him
- get up, which he u Arst refused
but finally went down 70 the door; found
ysans thsrs who asked for knife or pistol saying
that he had been in nght that his sroken and
he wanted 70 XIII some witness refused and ordered
him away the young then seized a the wood
pile and away, at the time threatening II
on witness he interfsrsd the young had his face
blackened.
Joseph Flennessy testified that he saw deceased at
gebrocht's Monday night, and that he behaved him
eeif quietly witness left about O'Clock and met far
mer the road who asked what the matter he said
somebody stopped him and wanted loan Of . knife
or revolver witness and his companion walked
Q little further, when they met . whose
face was bloody he said, Boys, there's q hell Of .
fight up there he had soldiers clothes on and his face
backened the handle Of q weapon in his hand,
and supposed il was a musket.
Thomas Dietz testified that ho 1t Enselbrecht's
Monday night, and . ssldier there he very
quarresome, and Knocked witness down; the soldier
called himself Stonewa Jackson.
at the bali with her husband and they left for home
about three O'Clock A. NJ they met with soldier
clothes backened face and high hat he struck her hns
band with on the head and knocked him down;
the then tried strike her. begged for her life
saying that she had four children he her and
pushed her IN the ditch, and then away.
The investigation was adjourned until today, when
other evidence will be introduced
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
Arrivals and Depa rtures.

s End .s s ss a
T.ro9nt CsrtapG AZ Aseshs ArIeshe Mrs / Don
paas %'si y.SI
FAiissaa,aI, Dsiz, sroa; Fsriss.J Sebosai
Mr. Murphy, Conan, ! Msie'!, Mss sullivan, Cen
SON. eGSas ,Sags @S'
s@ner qcrhy aresne syGs
L.vrRpoolS.eamsbio Notwithstanding Elliott, Colonel
Ssy ana Mrs m c Mr' e..
Mr. R:chIaq, Mr. Tiuson, Mr. Roberts Miss Iccerme Mr.
Tsca Boer E M hid SsS
ay s.I
S a s @ Mr. HS' y S" ssa %
sa,sn M se,css %r Los~ns Mr. oss Mr. r. Eeqsra
chard Mr. wa!oo and lady Mr. Bonacind, M Daily r Ash
SS5;G ass|a sS rev % y
aSa NJ Hos
Mrs Mcwhinnis and chiIi.~foia;, 100
SrT sS .as % j'arE ASSss
i'R Ree s 70 besss Mrs Petit LES Lester t s. fs
s MD sS %. nS ss ad and Pauline SS en a M
Putnam. Bcasaon, Madame Julian, NJ Story, Whit
. .ssS BIC s es ssSsa & saSci or s50 sS sSasr s
U A; Capt Jno CLARK, $ sA-and 10 in the stcerase.
DEPARTURES.
LVERrooi-Steamship rersisMr and Mrs Thos Richard
ST Louls ScnalL ssoedei, New
York, Az Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs Denegre child in-
FAM nurse, New Oreans Miss Morgan do Roeen-
bush Enland James Smitton, Goo Stanley,
don: A II Campbell Kingston w A Palmer, New York;
ii odgson Liverpool Francis oirtgc and Berthond,
New YORK; Jos Pisgott Ensand, Armengo, Mexico;
New wOrelns; Mrs Taylor and New York; David kins
and Master King, do CaselliDos aud Casteanos,
New Granada w Price. England, L 0irard New York;
Romero New Granada Col the Hon lily Percev, England
lorna John Smith and Gilbert Alder England; Mr. and
Mrs Robert Eddison. Leeds. England Mr. and Mrs
LANG. New York. MIR and Mrs = Wiams and
want England; Mr. and Mrs Leaycraft New York Mr. and
man New York; Dessaioy Franeec India Pewzshaw Pc
do; Frames Amory Boston; NoGnei
Pars: Durkee, New York q Durkee Saratoga, \;
p WEIGH New Haven; Chas Peace New York II North,
Paris, Duth, New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs Bol!ao Ca l.
forn Is Castinos do; shaw, New Orleans Vincent,
England; jackson, do. Ify q Rlcharjs New Orleans;
Hy Murray, II B NJ Consal for Maine; Joseph Lin
| DER New York; w Ferno, England; John Pannett,
| Hsyre. ID Parish. England; Henry Ward, ENGLAND
Barron, California, Jos Barron, California; II Brand,
| England r. Thomas England; A Det'osa, Cuba Req.
pai1 Whitaker Engand n Freer HercioSd, England; 7
Baker, England; Edward Betie Phladel hia Coleman
l. Nicholson phadephia 0tto koeh New York Col Henry
Ainsanc First Virginia Dragons, Capt fving, Mesrs
Paris; Charles Russ, Elizabeth, j. Mr. Boneh, Italy;
Crane Brooklyn; W Arnold Canada; Henry, New York
| sentert. New York; Eroa California; Miss N Den
hurst. New YORK, Mrs hennsh. New York; MIR and Mrs
| Barrow New York; Cameron, Ireland, James Craig
Lynn, Masssch usetts; Mrs Mary Ann Wilson aud
New York; Alexander, Weshington Schlesin.er, New
York; L Csdey, Michigan: Mrs Aicyander Washing
| Gcrs New Yorg Daniel Sheiimau, New YORK. Mrs Regina
ShclIasn, New York; Caty Greenbaum, New YORK; Mis-
Myer. New Iors. Mr. and Mrs Muggeton and child, Wis
| eons.s; JOIN Wright, Chicago. Specie s23o, IA 25
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HIPFIN G NE w S.
AlsIKAc poR SEW YosK-rnfs DAT.
grr rs............. 30 aUuH RIsbs.....eye 3n
srr SITS. s......,..... lo HGu wArER 10 10
Port Of New York, scptember 10, IsSs.
CLEARED.


Ship Mongolia, --, Panama. Duncan 4 Co,
shp Lucy Thompson, Croker Liverpool--Sam Thomp.
ship Empire, Coombs, Lverpool-zercsa a co.
BARK Iona ,Br) Gardner, nong Kong and sbanghaeco
'lalk Houqua, Cartwright Hong Korg-A A Low Bro.
Bark Deyan (Brl, Nun, Hu-Remkaidt& a GO.
Park Col James Scott tBr Sinclair, Gasgow--A Brad
Ears Gndine tgrl, Parkinson cors-Holmboe Co.
Bark Charie tFr), Gonro, Cork-Panen Meincke
wcndt
srs Jaqaes Francois tFr, Cork, &c-Farch
iark Gustav Nalenius tfor Ba,cls Queens,own-Funeh
Bers leaer lpruS, spiegc.oere, oueers,own--Funeh
BafE Theresa m Rose oueenstown--Fuuch Mencke 4
Barn Active Prus), spGe'i Defas--Funch, Meincke 4
bark Norma Nor). Bagee, 1ilmark- Funcb, Meipck a
Brig Anna Nsrsarcha DAM. wredt, Abcrdeon--Fuest
Mnlrtke : WeruL
Bgis wooan ,accS), ieJahr, ouocnsovn-wm salem s
sna Aaqs DAM, Christensen, cueels,own-Fcrch.
Bre T4an tJtJ, Armstrong cork, &c- Barclay Livins
son
Hrs '1sta Bra Peel AtR.lNli-rnulma Railroad o..
Brig Nauricio tln,c3, nlOcdcf, CUracoa-Do,alc Co.
Bog hacbeof tBi) Wayooit Maat2as-iames Ward 4
,enr T. 4 II 4. To4l. Aspnsa,I.- 'an.y 4 Iioadlcy
scti Hound ,Brt feafn,ah, DtmaIaia- .aaieun Il Go
sei Ahpie Bradford, newman, 49, Cages iof ordtIs-
scnr La4y uck BIZ, aurrs0orous., s. saris--sn..,h
sebr OCEAN Wave orr fleaeung 81 John, Mp Ne.
sehr Loyal scfaLtou, Lowien. New orieans-J W Ewell
sonr Free wind. Robinson, Por Royal-Betrey Smith !
Co
sehrJc c Roach. Coek, For,ress Mooroe-yan BIan, 4
SlnpAt
sclr Jcs lou...n Russel, wa.bmgo4--Mastsr.
scaf ranny Ua'i., EqaAs !now hil,.tC layrnA
Nehr k,, Foaher IeiE.c Del--B y hgrbat &Co
s9hf damon, norton Phiadcphia-Mn., ter
sehr hedfmt z son gamcen--liate5 4 pay,3n c
schr Brutus, Ewei, Bosion--J W Biwsll 4 90.
scbr Blossom, douglass New Haven-h . hscAelA
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
Grand Cricket Match-Canada vs.. The
United States.

The present match, winch was roetpoled from asst
year has snxiogsly awaited by tho admirors
patrons Of the 'noblc game match been played
Annually the ast twelve years past with the exception
or last seasop) between the above parties, all OF which
have terminated an,caby and satisfactorily all
ccrued as well enhancing interchange of friendly
feeling towards each other which, as pastme, cricket
s the most likely ~ bring aboat The games played
tho old Hod House, Barlom, years gone by at al
times lively aud interesting topic of coHvers,'on
among the fraternity generally.
The match commenced yesterday 10 being played On
the grcuucs Of -, Georges Club At Iioockeu. These
grounds are situated 90 elevation adoinnr the New
York Yacht cub House and the beautiful mausion Of
Commodore stevens, commanding fr view " the aag
rlteut Hudson river ana the rugged b- ol West 10
dotted lnoiscr uatey ihorer pm uitn le event of
the international matChes-knglnd Amer ca--these
gruuuds were inaggUiatti am the present agair s hook
ed upcu as uoxt AKIN io any hat Lave nCe taken
place r. enough u The grounds
is team Car 4GA have cbusen 10 ,cnteud against
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Bloomfield fortyeeventb regiment, aud Lord I'd CIton
Rile brigade.
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