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, 1862-09-12

NEW YORK. Sept. 1t.-F1oCR-Aa1ket legs
acrlse. but prices without material change sales
14,:t4, brt at IS 0Gt5 y, for super a'e, IS $50
SC fur extra kt4te IS a as q. for super western;
S5,:5@56 tor commun to Int dium extra werterni
s57:U5 IS fur common to good shipping brands
1ersd hhoep oh1o I 1Tade ae
quiet AID unchanged saies 9oh br1s. at Ss-4nE
5 to fur common: IS 6e16+U fr good ehoice m
crn mesl :, ady; sales $50 brls. a. ss,| for
u nIsKr-shads As1nor. Sales 80 brls. at BIZ
GhA1s.-Wheat t@2c lower, With large receipts
ard desire par Of the holders 70 realize.
Fre,gh.s continue firm. Private accounts b. the
bu. ebolce spltng a. sl.v5@ s1.14; 3.oo bn. Mi'-
Iowa At s':lG@s1 ls: $3.50 bu. uinter rid wssz-
err a. s ..3@fl IS. 59,t % bu. amber Michigan at
81 9, 1sl ~: md udi, 6 one cargo # very cnoice
at 81 s9. 6,s0 bu. inferior winter red western at
si.is; aV ea white western AZ 81 3'@1 q; soe
bu. smbtY Kentucky at 81 q. and ESQ bu- new
uhite M1chfga at 81 81. The market closing more
eteary. Rye sIeady at 7a9sSc for we.tern, and
S as5c f.r state, Barley nominal: with sses Of
aH Q bu. inferior bs1i y malt a. &C. Corn mar
ket hesvy and dEot ping Sales es,0o0 bu a.
1or sunnd Shipping mixed western; 534b56s for
easte1n; 4Qs5t,c, for heated and unsonnd. Oats
Canadian, western and state.
PaoYIsloEs rules steady, with
g Gs's foF prime Il ess sio g Sso 81 ss
III prime Beef quiet a.d drm. Sales llD brls-
at S5,iOM$7CU for country prime: $3.009W -
for country mess; $13 UG13 Is for repscked
mess s13-toG51a S73S for exsra mess- Prime
ouiet. safes 50 brls. choice western
at 16c Cut meats drm, but market very q9'es-
sales 50 pigs. at aA14kc- for s4ouldezs; ,6AG7c.
fol- hams. Bacon r1ce+ are iusctige. Lard ID less
active deeand and hardly 80 drm. Sales $50 b1Ia.
At 9Q94c-. and caoics at g 511sD9 S.h: al.o
eale- Ut ESQ kegs at 10Ac Ba:1tr is selling as Il
q 6Hc. for Ohio: 2ac. for ssate. Cheese
ba aIy 90 firm at 7G19he
Gp0CER1Es-Sugar- Raw is firm and In moderate
| deuspd Sales 9h hhds at 8H@814c for Coba
- 011c for New Orleans, and BY auction 9S0 hhds
Ne1 O1lehns at sG94tc. Reaued are unchanged
Ne~ O. les sns in good demand aud very dEm sales
8I7 hhdn Barbadues, part 1T SIC, and 81 hhds.cu
at 35c.
BUFFALO. Sept. u.-FLoUE-Ma1ket quiet
a. ur cbaI ged-
GtAH--N hest closed dn!l and heavv. Ss1as red
wi11es lin, T. and No. Mslgausee csnb at 81 q
all 1hersst Of the sale5 On P t, Coin quiet; sales
, 1862-09-12

ard consists Of sixy-six varieties, including
mary novelties. many of which promise TO be
valuable. The disp ay Of melons IL unequa1ed,
comprising Mourtain Sprout, Black Spanish
and impefisL The faasly Of aquashss ara not
SO large as select, the big ooes having been
set aside for those more valuable for culinary
purposes. Among these the Boston Marrow
ranks at the head. Mr.. ?. has good collec-
tion OF sReet potatoes. comprising E.rly
Narsfmond, Red Bermuda and Yellow Bsr-
muoa+ a dozen years sgO the man who would
propose to grow sweet potatoes on the plains
OF Calur ct would have been called insane, but
here re have the proof positive that the thing
cbn be done, as viii be seen by the list OF
awards. To-day, for the first time, this col
lection has attracted considerable attention
The part OF the halt devoted to this lot being
Int loorlY lighted. visitors have passed II by
GR ahst the gas gh5 II the s7fn1og sho up
G. ". ard 3. W. Tenny, Of the town of
Lake, ehow good collection OF vegetables,
au,o7g them egE plants of enormous eIze, fine
celery, caul no~ers, etc
G, B. Alversan. Rockford, shows onions
# rd> shows onlons Of the Danver's Yellow
variety Joel Reeves, Of Aims worth, shows
Irish potatoes and nutmeg melons. Ne~h,'1
& Clark, of South Pass, superb show of
Nat semoDd sweet potatoes. j. G. UEe, of
"Grapeson GardeD," sho~s yellow pump
hlHo tUaL II tuulphlU6. AilQu melUlS.
and winter radieh, all Gne aud we'll grown.
Awards on VEGETABLES s-Best display. 1et
prem. j. PERRIN I'd prem. D. II. and G ". Ten
~ Best collection Iri.h pntatoeB-J Periam /;
I'd do, the came. Best late Irish po.ato--Joel
Reevrs, Mott profitable market potato,,II, Peri;
snt Ga 4; q do Periam. Best late beets-J.
b. y. and G. u. Tepny Early table taraps. the
aare; ta",e carrots, the same; winter radirh Juo.
c. IRE; y. low onion--G- Alvereon: bill oni ,ns
y. reriam; eetts onions, from previous year
j Per1am Early sweet co1n-J. Periam; extra
es,ly ewarf, sweet) late do.-the same: 2nd best
n. p aid 6; y ?onng Beat okra-J Periam.
LIua heans-J- PesfAm- Best ard largest varie'y :
OF garden peaa-I Pesiam; do. late market-Ms.
S.re csam, 4 Rockf':rd do. early cucamber-D
beet c1tron melon, D. Y. and G ". Tenney: do
CAM elopc melon. \. y. Auetin;. do. Hubbard
squath D. Y ard G ". Tenny; do Boston mar
1ow. 3. ", & G. = Tenny; DO. suinaq squash
] Pcriatn: do golden pumpEin. j. q. Ute: do
]. +. riam do eaulihower ?. ". = G. W Tenny
do torato. the came; 2ud best. ]. Periam; be.1
cee p1an). D " q 6 " TennY; End do: ]. Per
IAN; do pepper, ]. Periam; do. euga. beess, J.
Law
, 1862-09-12

The receipts Of produce to-day embraced 4,t99
b11s aour. 74,.30 bu wheat, t53.9a5 bu corn, and
11,79l bu oats.
There was fair attendance on fChange to-day,
but general dulfness peryaded the leading mar
kets. Private advices from Europe are more m
fayofa--- han those published day or 1wo ago,
which. together with decline In New York, had
corresponding effect on this market.
Wheat ruled quiet and eaey. closing weak at q
decline Of 1c per bu all grade5 About 81. .0o bu
chsrged hands. at e9@1o1c for No. 1 Red; s9@sJhc
for No. 2 Red; e6Gssc for No. Spring; 7sD7sc
t.r No. Spring; a@sn16c for Rejected Red; and
G@61c for Rejected Spring.
F1eur waa dull st decline Of 1OD15c. chiefly on
account Of an advance Of 10c per brl on railroad
Heights, With light Gales at 81 755 IS 10: Red and
Y hitc Winters; S4a5Ga 81 for Spring Extras, and
$4(SGA Is for Y inter supers-
Cam ruled dull and heaGy at s decline Of 1014c,
With eales Of Canal Mixed afloat at q soe; mixed,
2s@29c; Rejected. 2t55@s4c-the outside prices
fur fayorite houses. -... ....-
Rye steady at 41c for No. and Sic for Rejected
Barley steady and firm at yesterdays quotations.
ulshwiEes dull and heavy, holders asking 2s1e.
buyers eferire 2sc--
Provisions dnu and nominal Lard steady.
Freighte dull and dropping, with charters at 1Gc
for corr and lie for wheat to Buffalo; 16H9l7c
for wheat to Kingston; and 17Hc for wheat from
Milwaukee to Kingston.
, 1862-09-12

at sec !: pure prime yellow, a3c fo1 damaged
Caft and Other gran qulet.
NH1!kY-1uli and M ea1ee
CANAL FRE1gurs-DnE st lie for coru. 16c for
Whess to New York -
LAhH lMFnRrs-T,E00 brls. -four, 1900 bu-
Wheat 81 20 ho, corn, II no hu nass.
ANAL Exronrs-ao hrls -four, 176.0p0 bu-
rye.
Os"EGo, sept t11.-FLoUR-Steady.
GRAlN-WheA1 Eca.ce aed market nufet. Sales
No tales. 4AN~-*
Canal, FREIGHTs--zCnchenged. Flour 4tc, corn
l2hc. wheat IL. to New York ' ~
1APoETs-6 Sfa' bn. wheat, 16, ,3fn bu corn
ExPoRTs-3,azS bEls. -four, Il, 500 bu, what.
81 ,jIN tu. com.
, 1862-09-12

1LL1NOAS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
ARRI> SD. 3...........sept.t 10.
FARTHER, Du Page, $500 bu corr, 1,4co lbs ms
Ch1ue1y.
Pacific, laSaIle. 5,sG0 bu corn.
E1lrs- Oh, 0t1a1a- 5.aO bu corn.
balt1Ia LASaile s. a5s bu wheat,
CoIt si, Morris. 550U bu eu1n.
Onward. LaSAlIe, I, ,A'N bu corn.
John tcNtl.if Morris ,taM hu corn. t:6 5u seeds,
Iockport. Joliet, 5 Gu bu corn, 3,l37 brls beans.
S.a7s TBS hsrle7, 6 1bt BRAN
H Cotly, La Sale, 400 ou corn.
CLEARED. .sept. 10,
Belle La Sale.
Sunshine La sale. 6 9s9 TBS merchandise.
MuCal ch Juliet z5 brl- salE-
Bal in1ole, La sale, 5S6 6!j6 # lumber. 120 cedar
pests.
Aiabama, La Sale, 10000 # lumber. 50 m chin
giles.
Atctic. Morris.
>ir j \ Franklin. La Sale IS $50 # 1umber
Gnshman, os'swa: 10 Q h. household furniture.
Banner. La Sale, in htl5 salt ~ hrl5 lime
Nebraska, Jolist, 67,u51 # lumber, 49s1 m ehin-
r Il Brown Ii Sale, 26 1ur1ber, 11,Gn0 feet
sidlpg 15ld, shingles. IS N lAth, 40 cedar posts.
Mol i,or> La Sale, l to0 brls salt.
Time. 3Inrrts 5n brls salt.
Ocean Spray. OTTAWA.
Mo1.it,r. Morris.
a. N lath, 25 orls salt.
Paramount. La Sale
yorktown. Ot,awa, 9 100 ia sugar, 800 bs fish.
DTa1or- Ia salle, 313,6- q 1os salt.
More. La Sale.
CAro1 Itiet. MHrTts-
Alice. Is Sale. 60 IN lumber 81 1ah IS brls salt.
, 1862-09-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribune1
DETROIT. Sept. H. 1862
IP-Prop. Chicago; bazbs Nichols, Naomi !;
brjgs Gardner, Rio Grande, tt at, Isabella, Hawk;
schrs Norwegian, Stella, Co1Ee1ia, Mott, Holt
Comet, Bradley, Jupiter, Cairo. Massey, Latham,
C1alg, Ottrich, Dou.man, Starlight.
powS-Prop- Ontausgon; bark Shepperd; brig
Northumberland; schts. Ross, Drake, Minnesota.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH the WELLaSp
CANAL.-We are Indebted to Capt. Z. ?. Dorr for
the 4 flowing list Of yesee1s passing through the
Welland Canal:
1essets bound Hest. Th<rs from, Hzere to.
, 1862-09-12
AUCTION TRADE SaLE.
a1luGrnElfg,

Nov ICE ER'S THEATRE.
AfI Madison street, between State and Dea bum
j. T. MCS1CKEI.. sule owner and minaEu.
COMIC DRAMA AND RTRLESlUE.
FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. Eth. will bs psessntsd
the exciting drama Of
DR4FIlEG; or, The Maiden's Tow.
A-sterltz Recruiting scrgent...... Mr. Garden
Wa,ter, = corsc + &c It ker
Wet. 7. q Substitute .-.-...... ..-.Mr Myers.
To conclude with the great bsrlcsque Of
MAZEePA;
Or, The Tnta.ned Rocking Stceds
Abou1 ding In Ml1th, Fun and F.ualc-
LOCAL HITS,
COMIC DANCES.
EXTRAORDINARY HO1SRMASs8IP.
PATRIOTIC SONEa.
EIDEDNs$ D.
, 1862-09-12
EoSt.

G150 REWARD.-Stolen from
- l'N the stable Of the suos"rtper. one mile
t0ull of Blue F1and Plank Poad. patr Of dne Black
Earecs Ii yra OLD. about 15 TO &c hands hign Tae
ls7t.er horse bse onln nps. let EYE little p:ured
lene prstty neck 4 hen ur:- faster t"ap WALK
uuGer the sAGGle Is incl ned to PACE lit e. Tnt
aller one has heaFy mspc. one hind foot white, .
little white In fctoE Of she orl,e:. also little wntse
cbg IN back p,rt Of 1h'eh: think It the right one
When taken noth shod fore feet htad eet not
The smaller boTse mother and easter trotttr tn
the larger The above reward ~ti be glTee for the
a!ett !" thieves and recovery Of Gorses or one bal!
tf the above fDr the rect vary Of borses. liberal
reward viii De given for any tnfolmas.on lead n to
the HherRahnnte Of thi YES r h0rse@ Address 70
D p ba wKES, ~N Hue Island, or q. ". AoFap
DEN, Ctilicuths, f+cf1a Cuuaty III. s"3-u1e5lw
, 1862-09-12

THUBeDAT EVENING, Sept. II, 1861
Monetary affairs do not essentially differ from
our report yesterday. Currency is growing more
plenty, but the fact dnes lot seem to influence In
any great degrea, the price Of exchange, which re-
mains as quoted for several days past-k dis
count and par buying, and par and Il premium
selling. Any considerable amount can be readily
obtained at par. Gold is worth 117@11T1K. Old
demand notes remain at 107h buying. Very f.a
are sold by bankers-when sale does occur, 1t is
at about 1tsA@169. We quote oliver at 110 buy
ing; liz selling.
New York stock and Money Market.
BIZ Telegraph NEW YeE6. Sept H. 1864.
First Board Railroad stocks better, but not
active.
Ga!era & Chicago. .72zS Mich Sou guar... 6s
Chicago 3 Rock I. 67s r. Fly :; Chi. 1st,s5
Ill. tent. full ttock rs do End --.......8l
Ill. Cent. scrip. .64
GoyERNM EST eTocKs.
r. s 6s, rs cnp*ns as Treasury 7.3-1oo. .1o3
Z. 6s. s. regtd 10
,Cr-p4,1 Rarrf3- -Etoel-s ara well anstofred and
, 1862-09-12

New York Cotton market-Sspt. 10.
The excitement noticed in our last report etfll
m, tfrues apd the ealee h1v- again betn heavy,
Joo1icg up toueth1pg lixe 3M4 hales. Specasa-
t~, Il W. brsr of no traueactts Ms. Prices to-day
fuse arvanc+d l4c g n The markat clio -iog vary
I'll. re- at 57ac, flz ulddling up12Rds.-New York
T1ilE1te.
, 1862-09-12
1VU1E 3 fEl u V9Je
Il. T. FAILErrE,
It. Col. CONG 105th Regt, u. Vols.

EoT1cB.-An members Of companies and i,
9th regiment, absent, must report At Camp
Dougas before FIX o'clock Friday. the 12sh inst,
OF be considered deserters, ard lose their pay.
By order Of the Colonel.
, 1862-09-12
REV YORK CATTLE mARKEr.
For the Week BDdtn@ tuesday, Sep
tember g..
abridged from the N. 7. Trib1ne.1


IAbr1dged from the n. 7. Trib1ne.J
BEEF CATTLE
Fumberreported for this market at Forty-Eoufth
street, 4.49i..
The prices to day are quoted AZ fo11ows:
First quality. ask Ordinary ...... 61f@7
Medium -. TH0S
suMe good extra beeFes may be quoted at &C. .
The general average II he market at Sc.
The mott Of the ea1es range from 7c to sxc.
Prices per head aud per ponud, Of different
dry droFes.
TOTAL number Of beevee received in the city this
week {, ,2t3.
BEEVss FROM pIPFERESr sTArEs,
A. NJ Allerton & Co. proprlerors Of the Wash
1ngton Drove Yards. Forty-fuu1th street, report
the cattle in market from the following states:
New fork-....-..... SIP Kentucky. ......... 3S2
ONO .-.......-.-.-- $50 Iowa ......-..... l2a
indiana a'-......-.. l58 Michigan. III
, 1862-09-12

- Presto, presto. preFto psss, and take
Peep at the magic glaes. Kerosene lamps, new
styles. sold only at wholesale, BY c. L Noble, It's
Lake et1eet, up etaira. eept1I-6t
, 1862-09-12

Swords. sashes, Belts. Reyolyers OF all kinds.
Presentation, Ames Line and Staf Swords. All
kinds Of Military Goods Wholesale and Retail.
GEO. T. ABBEY,
Son pGt Tax Etrsa+
, 1862-09-12

SoLoAoNs TEMPLE-Auother opportunity will
never cffer. Go and see it. Lecture at ~ and
0. N, Admission Is cents eep.06t
, 1862-09-12

e@5-" "Aldro B,1zsni," S'ct1ian story Of
lr,,at interess, has been received BY McNAly,
81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-09-12

RE- Cook McLsln. sEeam Dyers and seourers IS
Dearborn and 10 S. Clark streets, c1esu aud dye
ladies and genteuens clothes In the best sud cheap
est manner The Oldest established house in the city
@BuY wall paper Of Chase g. Co., wholesale
and retail, 1C9 Randolph street.. au25-1m-
"Oall On Dunlop, SeWen q epaldLnS f:1 Fri1tlnz."
r,11ff 11S
, 1862-09-12

The Vegetable Department is but poorly
rel resented, SO far as the number Of entries
are concerned. while in the quality Of the
specimens they are unsurpassed. Tne Society
/ f. rid premiums for well grown table vese.
tables, not the oTersrown Brohdiguags SO
common at all fair, consequently the ex abb
tors have confined themselvesqto that class OF
vegetables that are the most desirable Ia the
ki1chen. The fremont aud several other gar
ders are rotrepresented, for the want Of prop
tr u sis.apce 10 prepare for the exhlpltioa;
'bi~ It 30 be regretted, but under present cir
cumstancee, must be boroe. This diff :ulty
has not bren conla. to this department. out
bas extended to all Others aud 1t IL re .!iy
surrr1. ing to mnet visitors to see tho haI as
~-'l filed as It l..
In this department, Mr. ). Psriam, Of G .la-
mtf, !s 1lc not p7oT:u.ut, his collecs1oo
t1t1i 1ea1ly q huL1red f:e5 Of table ro3m,
, 1862-09-12

~ Strangers visiting the Worlds Horse Fair
will 60 to Boyd's Exchange Office, IS Clark street
(upder the Banking House Of C. B. Blai1} to sell
their Gold, Silver. Demand Notes, Canada Money
and ~ Stunptau' u Illinois and Wisconsin money
Don't forget the place, 3s South Clark street.
sa1-+of
, 1862-09-12

ORDINATION Rev. Stephen T. Allen, Of
Auzors, will be ordained to the priesthood, at
ths Bi. hops Cathedral. on Sunday morning
next, By Bishop WLitenouse.
, 1862-09-12

"sA1rT DENIS The fourth part Of "Les
Misetatl.s g." in English. has been received by
McNailg & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-09-12

EzcuRs1ox.-The Bridgeport N. E. Church
and Sunday school will have an e1curslon to
Joliet, September 20, 1869.
, 1862-09-12
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Report from the War Fund Com.
n1tktee.

The Board was called to order at 10 o'clock
g. m. and the minutes Of the Last meeting
read and approved.
BRIDGEPORT DISCOVERS 4 SMELL.
Sup. Jones presented a petition from
the citizens of Bridgeport, setting forth that
there we're many" nuisances, OF evil smell,
impairing the health of citizens there" aris-
ing from dead animals which are left unburted
in that neighborhood, and asking an abate-
ment Of the nuisances.
a supervisor from the north division also
reported that the river and distilleries upon
the north side were in a bad condition, and
desired that some action for an Abatement Of
the nuisance a1so be taken-the said uuIsances
neIrg within the city limits.
On motion, the petitions were referred to
the Committee on City Relations.
On motion OF Superintendent Rees, the
rnleB were sue pended, and the report Of the
Committee On Jail and JaiL Accounts Was
rahen up. This report was giVea in the pro-
ceedingE published yesterday The adoption
Of the reEoEt Was moved and carried.
REPORT oF COMMITTEE.
The Committee on Public Bail1iogs report
{ d 6pDdry accounts. and recommended that
they be allowed. The report ~as laid over
nnder the rules.
THE NEW TOWN.
Sup. Dalton, from the Committee on Ju-
dietary, presented report with regard to tue
petition Of the citizens of the towns OF Lyons
and Lake, relative to the formation Of ne r
town. The Judiciary Committee thought that
the Board had y legal right and full power to
after the boundaries Of town lines, aud estab-
1ish Lew ONES; and the petitioners having
copfor1ned with the provisions OF The act, tae
Committee recommended that the prayer Of
Of the petitioners be granted.
a rrmopsirance "as also presented from the
ci lztCs OF those Two tOWE5.
| TIE II port Of the Committee WAS laid over
I till the 4Ih Of July, 1868.
REPORT OF THE WAR FUND COMMITTEE.
| Sup. Throop, of the War Fund Committee,
| to ~1om was referred the care and subsistence
| u: families OF volunteers, reported that at th.
dale Of the report to the June meeting. theJ
| had in hand cash to the amount Of S5ol ~.
b,si3es cemaudse for supplies to the Hscker
IL gin ent snd Irish Brigade, negotiated u
| New 4urk at That lime; since Whfca $31, ,535.Gi
has been received as proceeds. Received o
| Capt. Christopher, on account OF Subsistence
! STs0S3; total, 81, ,93S.59.
This sum had been expended as follows:
For aid OF fsDiiee In Chicago. ST 15s. .Gl
u aid Of miles outside --...-.-...... J. 1T q
| Seftice5 u a. Il. 6urley --..... 3MM
| Expenses tor vouchers ....-.-.-....... 3Ib.3
! Caeh pai6, Do1tuWsd money. ...... -, T,3T,N
! EalaIce OIL hand -...... :. ....... ,.... & 6sG s.
, 1862-09-12

one HUNDRED BREEcu LoAD1SG MUsKETs
AT AUc71os.-1his morning at 9114 O'Clock,
Gilbert q Sampson will cell, at their sales
ICON, No. IS Like street, one hundred breech
Loading mussets with baJonets, all in perfect
crder; sale positive aid without reserve
Also, at the same time and place, splendid
assortment Of household furniture, carpets,
, 1862-09-12

PnALoS & Sons CocE:-This valuable aud
popular preparation, manufactured from pura
oeodorized Cocoa nut oil, is rapidly taking
the place Of al1 Others for impartjng that beau
tiful sof5ness aud brill ,ncy to the hair, so
universally desired, II is uusurp ,ssed. Sold
by Smith s. D"yer, druggists and chemists,
o. al a. Take g. rnat
, 1862-09-12

sKuLKERs ARRE5TEp--Oficer Charles Tun-
nicljffe arrested last night Matt Powers, JOHN
HaDn, Charles Heron, James Sullivan, ST.,
81 James Sullivan, Jr., fngttlyes from St.
Louis. Mo. to prevent their enro1lment In
the militia Officer Tu1nicliffe left LAST night
with the above prisoners, on an order from
the Provost Marshal General Of Missouri.
, 1862-09-12

BUFFALO. Sept. u.-F1ouE-Ma1kes quiet
a. urcbaI ged-
GfAlH--N hest closed dn!l and heayv. ss'as red
willie, lin. L. and No. Mtlgaukec club at u %:
all the rsst Of the sales On p t. Com quiet; sales
, 1862-09-12

ANOTHER WISCONSIN REGIMENT MOVING
The 2lst Wisconsin Rag giment has received
marching orders, and in obedience thereto,
will reach Chicago this morning., at eight
o'clock, by the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, aud leave for Louisville as soon as
practicable, by the Michigan Central Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-11
Washington, Sept. 9.

A. G. Flagg has been appointed col.
lector, 18th dist, in place Of Hiram Bar
Der, declined. Stamps, Of all kinds, will
be forwarded upon receipt, by the course
of internal revenue, at this Office, for
Specie. U. s. Notes, or the original GER
tificate Of any U. S. Asst. Treasurer, or
designated depository Of . deposit made
for that purpose, at the following; in
sums of $50, and over, 2 per cent dis,
800, and over, 3 per cent dis, $500,
and over, 4 per cent; $1,000 and over,
s per cent
The dept. Of the North west, to which
Maj. Gen. Pope has been assigned, in
cludes Wis, Iowa, MINI, Nebraska, aud
Dacotah, with the troops raising and to
be raised therein, rncer his command.
His head quarters being at St. Paul.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-11
THE TWENTIETHlow.

Inc Twentieth Iowa Regiment arrived
mere this morning, and marched to BEN
ton Barracks. 1t is a regiment Of fine
looking servicsable men. We ventura ~
say that the lustrous escutcheon Of thar
state, FURNISHED SO brightly BY the deeds
OF her Second and Seventh. will not snf
Ter 10 the hands of the men she il now
sending into the field. Some other States
tfe1r worst men into the army at FIRST.
ana are now sending better ones. bnt
iowa mas sent, and is sending, her best
men all the time. Under the last call &c
the PRESIDENT for COG, 900. she has fnrn.
,shed 1900 men--enouph to comnIsto
ner quota OF both the three years vn,nn
'eers and the nine months' militia r.
addition to this, she has furnished ! sna
men 70 MI up old regiments.-[S,. Ioui.
Evening News. - 1'o1''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-11
From the Nineteenth negimen,.


EDITOR GATE Cry We arrived here
yesterday at $50. P. M, tired and weary,
the Barracks being some four miles from
where we landed and, although some of
the boys fell out of the ranks, overpower-
ed by fatigue and thirst, the most of us
held out to the end and Company A
was especially complimented by the Colo
mel for its soldielly behavior during the
march.
On our trip down we were cheered a,
nearly every little place, with the waving
of handkerchiefs, aprons and bonnets,
and some even waved their babies, as to.
kens of JOY. At Louisiana, Mo-, we were
cheered by the Esd Missouri S. M, who
are stationed. there. Some twenty miles
further down We passed the steamer Han
nlbal City, sunk in six feet of water. Our
boat offered her assistance, but the Cap
tain preferred waiting for the next Pack
ct, as her condition was not dangerous.
The high banks along the river excited
universal attention, and hardly cliff was
passed without some particular remarks
OF admiration and wonder, as il was the
nrst trip the most Of the boys ever made
down the river.
We are comfortably quartered at the
extreme west end of the Barracks, and
nave access to excellent water. The num-
Der OF troops here at present is estimated
at 10000. There are some 1000 narol.
ed prisoners quartered immediately
IN our. rear; great portion of them
belong to the 9th. sth, lsth and 18th To.
wa infantry, and 4th Cavalry-most of
which will shortly be discharged.
How long we are to remain hero ~
what the place of destination, is q myste
~ to all, although rumors are plenty--but
the fact Of our being armed and eouipped
Will insure our speedy removal.
The health of the regiment is yerv
good, and the change of water and eli.
mate, and little in diet, seem to have
had little or no effect upon the men.
Yours truly, Trpo