davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-07-28

she WANTS TO Go.-One man applied to
Capt. James Of the scrips' Guards on Saturday,
for permission to enlist and take his wife with
him, who had served through the Mexican
War
, 1862-07-28

NEW EDITION OF ARMY TAcT1cs.-Mc-
Nany d Co., 81 Dearborn street, have re-
ceiyed large supply Of the new edition oi
the Regulation Infantry and Rifle Tactics.
, 1862-07-28

NEW NOVEL Df GUsrAyE A1dARp.-" The
Trail Hunter, Tale Of the Far West" by the
author Of "The Prairie Flower" eto., haa
been received by 31cNa11y g. Co., 81 Dearborn
street.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-10-18
Supplement 70 the Wood County Reporter"
SALE OF FORFETTEn STATE LANDS
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

oFfCE L.sDs
Madison Augusts It'll, 1892
DANE isharbv
of
D. thee
lands shall beoH
ORDER.
the
e7e price, named opposite each due stan
thent
January J. @ all taxes which
damages VI "o'erts-
a the sale NC
JAMES T. LEWIS, sAML HASTINGS JAMES H. HOWE
o s. and u Lands
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-10-18

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF School AND Z,
Madison, August
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
81. Louis Market.

st. Louis, August 90
Flour-No buyers In the market to-day sales OF
las brls country branded extra at % rs.
Nheat-There IL q good demand for Choice White
but Red Was quite duh, and large share OF the oer-
Tugs rema AIMED unAoid. Sales OF 100 sks Common Fall
al soi AS do Fsr do ut ,0g7ec; $40 do Good do at
7ee; 44o do Prime soc; 40 do strictly Prime n
so8s4c, $50 do thuee nj ESQ; 1877 d0Choice White n
66e, and &c do do at sec.
Gotten Sales OF asa bales at Ale . n
Corn-Nothing doing except retail sales OF 90 sack
white at 34c; Ss do yellow at Sic.
RAHl4y-ssle. Of snsi hot Of fHft .. DC, exclusive
Of SKIS. No sales Of Rye.
Bscon-Saiss OF cks ITO pieces country clear aides
At Sc; 10 cks do At 6a4c, and do do 81 SIC,
Pork and Lsrd--No transactions.
Whisky-sale Of lie bris at este; an advance
Rsy--sass embraced DO0 bales al soc y leo n ., de
livored.
Hidos--Receipts small, and demand steady q, laa
i3ic for Flint.
Groceries-sugar arrived freely to-day, bu. we
heard Of no eyee sales Prices from ars, hand range
from lol 70 lie. Moa,ses held 1t 40D43c Rio Cot.
iss Gfm al 2eg24c Rice held &c, with but lals In
the market. Salt is nomi, all! 81 3eaa 10 bag and
barrel. tt Fl
Renncd Sugars, &C. Bclcher's Sugar Refining Com.
panys Circular Of Aug. 49, gives tbs following prices
Crushed sugar, double refined, l3kc; do b, I3,.c
Crushed Sugar, g ,l3@c; Powdered Sugar, double r.
aned, lstc: Powered. c. l34c; RsAned white sr-.Y
Q. iakc; do do, 90. l2ac; Ksnnsd yellow, A, l2c-
Golden syrup, bbls s4e halfbbs, CSC; kegs sc; su
sarhouso syrup Molassss. bbs, 3oc, hali-bbls, Sec
Kegs, s5c,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

Excitement has been high all ,. m
The citizens are enrolling the.nselyes
rapidly in the different wards, and large
numbers working on fortificorions on XIV.
hills. Gov. Todd arrived this afternoon
and is IN consultation with the military
authorities. The enemy. $4,000 TO 80.
600, reported AT Boyd's Station, thirty
nine miles from this city. They are ex
pected to arrive opposite tile Notifications
Thursday. The 45th and Goth Ohio are
falling back slowly to Covington., Our
picke.s are ten miles out. All steam
boats are ordered TO remain on the oppe-
site side of the river. General Gilbert 8
command, which fell back from Lexine-
ton reached Frankfort tonight. Some
apprehension was felt for its safety.
No telegraphic communication aonth OF
Falmouth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

Gen. Banks Command Safe !
Washington, September !.

SoAJ SSPsVAppi -
Recent advices received from the wi
clnity OF the late battles in Virginia with
the enemy report affairs in that locality a.
being quiet. The news from that quarter
to-day has been, considering the intonss
excitement and hustle prevalent, decidedly
meagre. Rumors and stories Of tile mos,
extrayxgsnt nature have been circulated
through the city. A great majority Of
these have been found to be entirely un.
reliable.
Parties who left Centerville late yester.
day report that the command of General
Banks, who had been rumored cut of.
arrived at that point at FIVE O'Clock YES,
terday afternoon. There can be little
doubt of the correctness Of this report.
as our informant states that he witnessed
the arrival of this command. 1t is further
stated that march of twenty five miles
was accomplished by them on that day, in
order to reach that position.
The greatest attention is being given 10
the condition of the wounded, who are
conveyed with all possible promptitude to
the various departments provided for their
reception. An over-abuE dance Of nurses
and physicians have offered Oh ir .ryices.
and it ~ most assuredly true that the
brave men who have fallen in defense Of
the national honors will not want for SYM
pathy and kind attention in their suffer
ings. The different relief associations.
both male and frma'e, which have been
organized lately are assiduous in their en-
deayors to alleviate their suffering con-
dition. 1t was stated in former letter
that large number of slragglers were
yesterday picked up by tn. enemy's cav
airy. The raid was made between Fair
fax Court House and Centerville.
Within the past two days the prices Of
provisions are nearly doubled, owing to
the increased demand for them and the
country people being interrupted in their
pursuits
On Sunday morning, between and s
o'clock, the anbulanees being in advance
Of the train down the hollow were can
tured. In all there were $50 ambulance
and 90 hacks. About 2.2OO wounded
have so far been removed from the field.
The movements were directed by Major
W. G. Barry, of New York.
Yesterday evening a, 8 o'clock our
army was sent beyond the hills of Center
Willie AS feint, it is believed, to draw on
the emmy, but they did not ADVANCE
This morning our army again advanced
two miles toward the old battle field.
The large re Inducements which have ar
rived there make the army perfectly safe.
No firing took place after 8 o'clock Sat-
urday night kearncy's division re.
manned on the Geld till ! / 'clock on Sun
day. Some shell were thrown into tie
enemy, but no response was made
This morning a slight skirnish took
place in Kesrney's division. The dead
were being buried and the wounded re-
moved to-day under q flag OF truce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
Greenfield, No., Sept. /,


Major Lippert has obtained another sig
nal success over the guerrillas in South
east Missouri, with squadron Of the
18th illinois cavalry, two companies OF the
24th Missouri volunteers, and one howit-
ger OF the ed Missouri artillery. The
Major attacked Col. White, whose force
is estimated at 1000 men, about twelve
miles southeast Of Pillmon's Ferry, on
Current River, and after desperate con-
dict of an hours duration completely
routed White, capturing all his wagons,
ammunition and equippage and taking
many prisoners, also number of horses
and mules. Our loss in killed and wound
ed Is not stated, but it is slight, compared
with that of the enemy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
50. Louis Horse and MnI . Market.

BIZ Louis, August 20.
During the past week from 800 to 800 head OF Cav
airy Horses have been purchased by Goysrnmsn,
contractor in this marx go, and some 70 large
Mules have been purchased by dealer ii IN average
OF slio head. Nothing OF importance has been
dons Al auction Government contracts for 1900
horses and goo mues 10 be let ntI2 O'Clock to-
morrow The last contract for Cavalry Horses was a,
~, and the prospect 10 that the price viii not be
higher for to-morrow's lettings. There = IN be n ds
mand next week for the clans Of sninals wanted b,
Government; but there s NO prospect that other Dies,
cripuons OF stock Will be salsble
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
my rELEosarnt
Now York Market

~# New York. Sept q
Fiouf-Aarket dull and afoopinx; sales a. q con
u for super stats e5 zoe ss ~ Tor Er,r. state
~ SIS % for super Western; es aeass 40 for
common 70 Medium Extra Western; es 5o7 Is Ga far
common 70 Good shipping brands Extra Round Hoon
Ohio. 'f
wheat Market active and lie lower sale. at n ,aa
~ Tor Ch'cag' Spring. 81 i7asl % for Milwaukee,
o'ao' ~ 2sssi - for Amber lows; 81 3i4i M for
"i".ef hea Westerns ~ a<sl % for amber Michigan;
VI IS for fAis White Michigan
Corn-Aarket duilanJ drt opllg; sale, :, eoDx, 70,
Mixed Western, sound
Whiky-ShAde frmer; sales 1t s3laal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
Great Excitement 1. L.~i.vsls.,
Louisville. Sent. Q.

-, IouisVII1e, sept. z.
The Mayors proclamation is nobly
responded to. The citizens arc enroll
ing themselves in the wards, and sever
al homdguards companies are ready for
service. Gen. Wright declared martial
law in Jefferson county. Thergis great
excitement throughout the CITY. The
cotton brokers are removing their cotton
across the river, and numerous citizens
are moving their valusbles, believing
thei rebels will attempt to capture the
city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
B 7 TEL G r AP n .
Night Report.
Washington, Sept. 9.

Washington, Sept G.
By direction of the President all the
clerks and employees Of the Civil Depart.
ments, and all the employees in the public
business in Washington will be immedi-
ately organized into companies, under the
direction of Brig. Gen. Wadsworth, aud
will be armed supplied with ammunition
for the defense of the capitol.
The U. s. steamer Hatseras captured,
while trying to run the blockade of Der.
wick Bay, the rebel schooner with 322
bales oi cotton bound for Savannah.
The I. ). steamer Bienvills ceplured
on the 2lst, near Charleston. the schooner
Eliza from Nassau with 5000 sacks of
salt and five cases of cords. The mrtc
admitted twas intended to run the block
ade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
FROM KANSAS.
Correspondence Missouri Democrat
Headquarters Army Of the
Southwest in the Field,
FROM KANSAS.

~~orsy SNniAoaS3 xV-
The greatest activity prevails in getting
this army ready for immediate advance
towards Arkansas. Gen. Blunt, command.
ing the forces here, has information that
all troops in the Department Of Kansas,
and all those ia south west Missouri, in
GLIDING all the recent levy of militia, will
be concentrated at such points As he sha IL
designate. This portion Of the army is
fully equipped and contains four complete
batteries OF eight guns each. Troops have
been brigaded and different commanders
ordered to move their commands to suit
able places East and South of Fort Scott,
where full supply Of forage. grass, feed,
and good healthy water can be obtained
Information has just been received here
confirming the report that the rebels con-
centrate in large numbers at Cross Hallow,
Arkansas, with the intention of marching
North proposing to take Fort Scott and
then Fort Leavenworth. Pike had made
q speech to his men saying he intented to
be quartered in Fort Lervenworth before
snow fell. There is no mistaking that
such is the idea held out to the rebel force
now concentrating at Cross Hollow, and
the recent expedition under Cockerell and
Coffee TO Lone Jack was for the purpose
Of escorting the new levies down TO Ar
kansas. Hundreds Of men followed them
and the two pieces Of tho Indiana battery
which they captured. They were mostly
without arms.
Day before yesterday Quantrill came
upon eempaaies of the I'd Kansas, and
3 companies Of the 9th Kansas, near La
mar. Major Campbell and Capt. Green
Of the 9th, attacked them with about go
of their men and had severe fight lasting
two hours. Two men we're killed and Ell
wounded. Lieut. Col. Bassett, command
ing the I'd Kansas, marched upon the OPP
positc side Of the stream out OF danger
Wounded men say the rebels had about
100, and if Bassett had helped Thorn they
would have whipped them. Col. Cloud
left his force the day before to report at
this place. All say had he been there
Quantrill and Hays would have been
taken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

81 A1k STOCKS.
ST. louis Live stock Market.

81 Louis, August 30
het' ssf"-fhere has been good supply during
sho pas' week with sales OF good snd prime Beeves a,
asa%ase common at DC IL gross
Hogs suppiy fair and prices frou to 3lze per n
net.
shsep--The arriy ais have been moderate and thu
sales ~ 2ss 50 q head.
COWS and Calvss-Ihare has not been much de 10 nd
for Cows and sass have been prices ranging from
sie to Us. according to quality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
Lancaster, Pa, Sent. Q

The militia enrolled in this county is
~. 4So whites -Four hundred and seven
volunteers are in the service. In Ian
easter City there are $1,000 enrolled, and
l,523 in the service. Bucks, the great
Democratic county, having liz. 900 voters,
has enrolled 6,263. Reading claims
not more able bodied men than LANCASTER
has now in the field. The matter de-
mands examination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
Washington, Sept. Q,

A train Of cars having ON board 500 or
GOO soldiers, who were wounded 10 sun
days tight, came down this morning
from Fairfax. They represent among 9th :
ers the 18th Ohio, Both New York, and
number Of other regiments. A guard
also came down, having in charge seven
Confederate prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
aaga-d
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

On and after this date Powder will be showed
sold In keokuk without permission OF th. rsigrc
nor any kind OF Arms hseyer nor Aunitions Of sr
has also been ordered by the special Aren, Of IN.
Treasury Department not to siiow Goods or
sseeptin limited Quantities for family use, to 80 into
Missouri or the southern tier Of Couptes
The object Is to kerp supplies from the r,hels n.
armed bands Of guerriliax In Northeast Elxso.r,
JOHN sTANEUs,
huryeyor ef,he Port Of keokuk
Keokuk, Aug. II, 1s02
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

EU Another Van Buren, county COM
pany was mustered into the 30th reei.
ment on Sunday last. numbering iOl
men. The officers are C. J.. Maeinnis.
Captain; d. d. Leach, LIST Lieutenant;
W. II Randall, I'd Lieutenant. Yester-
day they were paid the bounty and pre-
MUM, amounting to e97 each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
" ashing,oD, Sept. 8.

A long train of wounded soldiers have
just come In from Fairfax Station. 1t is
reported that three of our. Department
Clerks who went out as nurses have fal
lea into the hands of the rebels.
Senator Fesssnden is reported here to
night His son was killed in the battle
of Friday and was buried at Centre
vile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
Nashville Sent

Nashville, Sept. 2.
Col. Mudy's Kentucky regiment had
a severe fight near Woodbury. Thursday
with Forests guerrillas. Eight were
killed, 80 wounded, and 18prisoners.
Federal loss ! killed and S wounded.
The rebels committing great outrages
in DeKalb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

kKoKux FINALE SExisARY.--This
well established and excellent institution
will commence next Monday. We insert
the advertisement again, having for few
days accidentally omitted it. The patrons
of the school will be pleased to learn that
1t Is going on as usual
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
st. Louie, hpt. 2.

Steps have been taken for the con6sea.
lion Of the property Of Polk, formerly
u ). Senator from this district. Capt.
Turis, chief of U. $. police. has been ord
cred TO seize the same, both real an 4
personal, aud take an inventory, thereof.
His property is estimated at 800, 00('.
Polk, long since, placed himself under
the protection of the rebel government.
The Old Wards Exchange was yester-
day closed BY order of the Provost Mar
shall. General evidence of disloyal de.
monstratiors was furnished, and should it
appear that the association is thoroughly
dlsloyal, its property will be confscated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

ANOTHER CoMPASY.-A company Of
~ men, recruited mostly in Fort MaJi-
son, West polii and Denmark, OF which
U. Burke is Captain, came in yesterday,
and v Ill be mustered into the 30th regi.
meut. There are nine companies here
for the Both regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
w ashinyton. Sent 2,

Our force has advanced two miles to-
wards the late battle field.
The killed arc being buried, and the
wounded removed uuder flag OF truce.
About z, 100 have thus far been removed
from the various fields Of battle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

~The packet Jennie Whipple leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keoluk.
iea4-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
New Y ork; Sept. 2.

Among the passengers in the Calfor-
ma stesu"'r was. Lewis Leland and Son,
of the Metropolitan Hotel, who 20 to
San Francisco to take charge Of a new
mammoth hotel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
THE GATE CITY
WEDNESDAY, SEPTENBER 8.

SEE THE aX."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscription is nearly or quite ex.
pred; and when subscribers wish to con-
tlnue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

ORDERED OPr.--At dress parade yes
terday evening it was announced that the
18th regiment had orders to leave on
Thursday tomorrow II goes to ST.
Louis and from thence probably to st.
joseph.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

BY reference to the following dispatch
TO Major Beiknap it will beseen that the
time for enlistments in the old regiments
Is continued till further orders.
Davenport, Sept. z, 1862.
To MAYOR I'm. ". Belhnap:
Recruits for old regiments will be paid
bounty and premium until further orders.
III. b. HENDERSHOTT,
Capt. I'd Art, Sup't. r. s. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

davenport, lows, Aus. II, e. /
Gsnsrs, Order, ks.9.s
A. IL efthe utmost In bor,snee that the Regiment
OF lows Volunteers row In the field should be nled
rp TO The maximum standard, k.eruilils oneer. for
THESE hrkinshts viii use ss xass dir
QUESTION In their INN dais ,eini; to the following
extracts from Orders VI The y Ar department. viz:
kzfvset j, All ~ho DESIRE 1ingly or by SQUADS
70 sen sns particular regiment company In the
hed are hereby auihsrizcd 10 present o. In
at, of the Recruiting onicsn for these Regiments
whsn thsy vii b. enrolled and forw rded 1t once 10
the General Depot Tor tbs State there b. ally r,us
teted ADD to receive the benni. allowed h, law Ia
saSh cases, enlistment papers aud descriptive Li.ts
VIII DO sardsd As directed In Geisersl order No
loS, OF 1851 iom the hesd4nxrs VI The Aru, which
PROVIDES thai duplicate ehstms MIA shalt he forward
cd With each man, and benrriptiye iist Tor the
squad.
>. The attention OF Recruiting onicer, i. p.r,iep.
laEIy directed 10 Par SAG, General Army Regulation.
which psessce ttai Recruits shall DC forwarded from
Rendezvous 10 b.pois every ten days and oftener ~
practicable provided the numter dlspossbe exceeds
thfte faureto comply with 1he abose Ersaia, loIs
siH incur the penaky Of disob~ dienee 10 o. tisrs
ktfruhs Tor Odd Regiments viii receive, when
ase'I ~ 4h3o ihs s.rtAe, - premium and ~
OF RI So b~uh,y q. be AID ,h.m Ut this Depo,,
anu OLE month ADVANCE IsJ sL.h lie! tin tLe kexs-
taenh.
Or charge Of regularly detailed onceu al he allow
ing places. via Davenport, love City kuscs,lns
M Pleasant, Aesfon Farne.d, vintou Che ri,an
~, .Anlng'en, Ds. h@1ues, ctanasa. Council Blur.
lhocpehaebee, keoknL, AA8lon. Bellevue BurIinr.
Ton, Brook iSD, Dutu9le saa CEDAR Rsplds.
ny order III. H. HEkDkRsHoTT
Capt % hrty, nupf Vol. X. s. Iowa
"hishf' lei Llsat, ~ lows C.sairy, and
suk-t tHt Adif. krrr,,n.r- 49,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
what - aons with Mcclellan
Headquarters Of the Army, !
Adi't Genl's Office. Spt. g (

BY direction of the President, Majo,
General Mcclellan will have command d
the Notifications of Washington and oil
all the troops for the capital.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
Signed, Ed. TeWNsRND,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
KEARNEY AND STEVENS KILLED.

Gems. kcarney and Stevens were xiii.
ed in a severe fight which took place last
evening near Chantilly, about two miles
north Of Fairfax g. Ill .between por-
ton Of Gen. Pope's army and Jackson's
forces. Our loss was heavy but the enc
my was driven back ! mile. We occppi-
cd the field Of battle until o clock this
p. m. $685.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
NOTICES.


This day, l.. Howe q Co. win sell on TUESDAY and
Wednesday sepa I'd and ID, at No. 50 Main street.
I0o'coek. entire sioek Of Dry Goods Boots shoes
"indo~-shsdss, DC; also consisting Of Ladies' Dress
Goods IN grtat variety, silks Linens Hosiery, Hoop
Skirts, Embr.ldery, and Table-Cloths also one hun.
drea Cold hahds. l.. HOWE CO.,
seR2-d AuetioDeers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

The little town Of Acasio, on the border
between Missouri and Iowa. west d
Pennington, was taken and plundered By
band Of hundred rebel marauders OF
Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

The meeting OF The Legislature oompeis me 10 b.
In attendance during It's se.son boring ny absence
MAJOR T. Cote will bs ms oGice and .. lhs Arso1a
to discharge ssch duties ~ shall direct.
e. W. LoWRfE,
aag36~d ---- A irt-tfszexmu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03

Ho, Fob THE SECOND REGIMENT -
Sergeant r. II. Teller, Of Company A, of
this Regiment, is in town, recruiting for
bis Company Now is the time for the
brave boys who desire to enlist IN the
crack Company OF the crack Regiment
Of Iowa. fangg-,w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
COMMERCIAL,

L ~ a
Daily GArx CRY oIvser
kEok-k. Sept. .. ~.
FLouk--sups rnne ~ so;sprins wheas ex,r. A. !,
FallNhestExtfa ~ IS
| BRAN ANDsHoRTs--sc t o SOC p 100 Hs.
CoRN-iT to Isc y bush.
bARLEr--asc. 4AT& ga a@st&
! to soc.
| RYE--2sc dull.
OATS-l5c.
| hoTATuEs- New, aotoas. A&&
'uuAH New orieans fair oaail, prime M
eho'ee isi clarified 10 crushed dlosf14h.
VA - ~ Piai.tAiion $3.50, ssearAou u <s1Ssx
Golden syrup7eo 1sc- very ses.e@ M 79TF7
sufs . ksosaaGa4e: Java ss0aG LasayrsaAaas
RlcK-si0sc.
07ie. go - a q q : >l'-'-'. No1'A') ~
o ..sn s'aritsis ,s.s.rins -. Ao.idlo
LAhD-e toee; retail sie.
BuTTER--Cummons 617c. cho,..,a .,,s,.
rho sssioNs-shou idsrsaS2tc Ham, 2Aa q; Cls.
aides 1894; Sugar Cured Hams 7asr
LEATHER-sole2 4da 30. Harne,xeram
HrDEs--Dry IUto he. gTubby hair n,,..
40 III green sheep pei,s iecds IS; rr.en No.
l5e.
HAT-Timothy. o. OoaG 90, b.lsd ssonS a.,
Prairie ~ coz 20.
skEDs-Timoth, VI 90 FLAX seed 500,
nSloNs-2ueDa5e @
EGGS &c.
Will WI bEASs--ln good demand, 30cu slss.
tTEATHEks-s5a3o
FRUIT Dried Apples ~ eo@s1 Q5s bn,he,
Dried Peaches " 2aH ~ 50. Raisins o. O0z a1sa
cHEEsk-Wes,sfn Rsservesc; Denmak7os
BEEF cATTLE-a82le gross.
sHkEP-ss 00a275 y hesd,
eALi-u.A a, " 80 sack iKAnavhs 40 y b.,
rel; Livsrpooisl qua % 90 ? sack; L., a. =, ;,
2 IS Very scarce. y
fISh-Aaefsrel no slGsa Is p Dbl. No Q ~
0sio, MOI ss1sio. White Fish, No 4 $500.
half bhi. Cod fish5G6v
RAGS--W eelen l !; Cotton ,==z
oLDIRoS-h9kcS Brasse1se Con
psr1o0l2he y.
kxosAnSE.--oa New YORK peroen, h.,A.,,.
funds; Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago and cin,,n.
hati y per cent It. Louis !, per cent. G old 10 J,
IL per cent ou ing, Is &c Hing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-03
Military Nstico.

Once of Provost Marshal. Aug 80
Hereafter no sales Of Intoxicating liquors viii hs
permitted TO enlisted nen or the United states run
inthis city.
Persons selling in violation OF this order vii, ~
arrested and stringent measures taken To prevent q
repetition Of the ersnss.
J, NJ. HIATT,
Sept1-d proxo.t M.r.h.,