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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
THE HARTFORD COMMERCIAL

Il INSTIfUTE-OR IhTTI ATORY COUNTING Room,
In Hungerford & Cones Block, south side State
House Established In 1859. BY T. W, HANNUM
sna c. R. FLEETWOOD.
This institution is designed to give Boys and
Y Dung Men thorough business education, to ft
them without loss of time and at the least expense,
or the store and counting room No class system
Each pupil taught separately, Thoroughly and orsc.
tically, Penmanship, Bookkeeping, Commercial
Arithmetic and Correspondence, Elocution, and the
French Language Students helped to employ.
ment Good board may be obtained for 80 per
week for pupils attending the institute from the
country. 42-Iy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
Tor SALE OR TO LET.

The well knswn Hotel, with forty acres q
land and the best half mile trotting course In IT,
State, situated in the village OF Middle Crane"
on the line Of the Rutland and Washins'>
road The House has recently been 81 -
dern Style. Size 50 by IS, wiz - DIP In 10
high Price moderate, 81 10y 10, 3 etorse
Middle g. C. H. BULL,
-.savtie. Jan. Is. lSsS -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

One new Brick House on Cottage st.. Rutland.i
One Brick House on kdson st., Rutland.
-Four building lots, with brick and stone for buA0
ing Elm St., Rutland.
Nine Cows suitable for airying purposes.
One pasture lot on Wyman HID, In Middletowa
A large quantity of good farming and timber f1A4i
well located In the Slater of Iowa, Iilinoie ax1
Wisconsin.
Any Of the above property will be sold and q len1
pay day given If desired or would be exchanged -
other property.
3:8m W. T. NICHOLS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
N Q T 1 C E .

N
The isgsl vote of fhe Union School Dis1ios IN
cut and are he'll ~ notified tLat the Annuai Scnoo!
Meeting of said district will be held the ecnoo
I O'Clock, for the folio wing purposes, to wit:
lst, To choose m oderator Of said meeting.
Cd To hear the reports Of the Prudential Commit
tee and Of the Treasurer for the past year.
Sd, To choose the officers for the year ensuing
4t To see If the district will vote tax to defray
the expenses of the school for the present year.
9th, To do any other business thought proper
when met. j. j. r. RANDALL, Clerk,
Rutland, March ~, 1862. dAwlw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
nOWNER'S BEST KEROSENE
~ OIL, by fhe barrel or at retail, at
INKS INKS u :. INKS =

Blact, 6ins, CsrniDe, Copying, lndellies, Aao
yridns Fiuids Of al kinds for sale by
FUTILE 90.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
wallineford. Jao u. 1854.

II A r M TO Il EN- T.
A farm Of about thirty acres, situated about o.
half mile east Of ths village, together with hoes
and barn thereon,-it being the iarm formerly %
cupied by the late SiIss Hubbard. -
Apply TO FREDERICK CHAFEE1.
Rutland, Feb. 4, 1862. feb6tAwa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
EARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber, wishing to change his business,
will sell his farm ut low figure. Said fArmcoutai
about 100 Of land about half mile est e
the Court House, Ia In good state Of cultivstto1s
and desirable location. The stoOK and farm tool
will be sold with the farm II desired. Cali and 80
It. For full particulars inquire ON the prsmsee Of
JOHN COOK
Rutland Feb, /, 1864 febA Am
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
Francis Fem.

TAYNE'S EXTRACT
u POND LILLY, nA~ OF IHF
=. FENN,s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27
A TIONl AUCTIONli

win be sold At public auction, on SATURDAY.. Ar
18th, at two O'CLOCK p NJ, in front OF the Post o.
nee at Rutland that part Of the farm formerly owa
cd and occupied BY Dea John Smith, deceased eoN
mile southeast Of Rutland vage,) ct OF In the Nj
OF said DeA. John smith to his heirs, embracing
some sixty aorcs, more or less, Of good AAhie lanl
The above will be sold to the highest bidder =
the sforsad time and place, unless sold pssvioualy
at private sale
For particulars apply to
mar7 dtoaprl2 HIRAM L. CHENEY, Agent.
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A '' MILITARY BOOKS.
J.B. nrriscoTT li1a.lsts X CO.
UNITED STATES INFANTRY AND RIFLE rACT1cs.-
Prep under the direction OF the War Department Ono
vo., 81 20. :,
xccLrLLAs,s sAYosn1 H HRxrRc.sgs-rusll.Asa ),
order Q, the War Oe.artmcit One vol 81 20
CAVALRY TAcTrcs-Pu'ishod BY order Of the War Do
pa,tncnt Three v7is.. - I9
MANUAL EyoLuTIoys oi THE LINE-Amspssd in
'San Tai,sa s",ss aSt isi4ny ist MI Tass Ssa ''
MANUAL or BATTALION DRILL. for the uss of army
oicer-Aanged Ii tabular form sud properly explained.
Is conts 80
COOKIES UNITED srsnEs CAVALRY TACTICS
ST. Goe Scase GENERAL Tncd States Army
2vols., 81 60 ,
REVISED ARMY neutrality-suspicious. BY .u,ho-
riy OF tho War Department, Ssso.' 81 7''
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ouyfosr AND PATROL DUTY
INSTRUCTION IN FIELD 'ARTILLERy-Pcparsd BY
Boafa OF Aiaiers olSers - So.
s.aes Army. BY major g. &. Willard, U. s. A. 80 cents.
purrlE,os souoLL d ifinE BRIGADE. AND Evo.
Practice.
ayr,ap.rs, IS SURGERY y y Of THE wAn-sy !, q. auA.
rie, II. II. S. limo. 81 %
gy ~ Gssrss ii. H. Sssi.aos, NJ b., i. i. 9. s. iaa0.
IoNcuogr ON cuNsiuT. wouNDs-By T. Long
i2no 53 cents -
srnonnyrn AND EsassRon ON oussuor IN.
JuLIES. 75 cents.
ANATOMY OF TIE ARTERIES OF THE HUMAN
BODI-By John Iluch ower feow of the Roy a. College
OF Surgeons. Prorutely ,ilusrntcd. Nearly ready
THE HOSPITAL, sTEwAnb,s uANuAI,-A sook Of in.
strucun Hospital stewards ana Acnca.is W their
dntir- BY Jcsepn Janvicr Woodward, NJ. d. AS
sis ant Surgeon u. u. A. Nearly rcady.
ull by mail receipt ofthc pro- 10y tho pub
listers j. u. LlFPlNCOlT Il CO., fAiladcllhia
The New York herald., 1862-08-21
4 BaAuAM vANDERpooL, AUCrIoNEER
~ AAGNIfICEsr
HOUSEHOLD

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
a. the elegant residence, fi3 West Tventytird street.
Si2th aTenue.
This day (TIIURSnAy) Al st 2 at II O'Clock pr els "
viz-Seven rosewood Panofolte
li,sswood and lack wslnat Drawing Room Suits,
Bronze and q. oola CAandeii rs
Oh Paintings by eminent artists,
Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Licc curtsns,
Rosswoo L and b = 4 va nat Chamber Furniture,
Oak Dining Room F,ri flare Siive Ware, &C.
Catalogue npIising tho largest and of
Hoiseanla Furniture and AT cles Vr.aol y at con
this eeson. III inr el scg,a rloutss ago
and IS perfect oraer. cat, one
the nrrnDg 0. tie .alr Dawn. II Ma 81
tsfe rosewood III .noiote, b y oo Can.
te bury Frcnen cloth Cover: cnler0.iien iae Curtains
rosewood SUITS cov.rat 10 Frerr b. eaiel. iag of
So = Arn Chairs ova iilc< chairs Ieea. .0l Cnairs
ntre Ta,ts BooSase, i ~ res Dr eiea Chi:m Vases,
Hpy famif, Muro; elegant - cnfe cock Velvet and
Afilssc Carpets, Ese1 n, ctur .fpsts, ilAraa
wood and I'll cs walnut shr .jussiUI's ,Ou nodes
Nartroo.s, Frna.C u Toi ct s-t Halo aaA spnng Nat
ir4ss,s rsihrr Bads, i,ian5eis. Dins en-O.A Blet
and ieL.sn ia0les c.lAa, Glass Sve' Ware TaOis
Cutlery Also, large assortment o. Basement aud Kitchen
Furnlnre.
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

A MERI1AN GOLD AND SILVER AND THE FIRST
"a issue ,ca strtes Demand Notes, hr,ht sold
a, "a b a. ittes - diMis n GO, - W ii street.
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

{tAIIE0RHiA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
~ Iut1rsst t.uap.ii rnrelas rren: rates, BY
8j3c.lS. Siili:MliN & CO.,
Rankcrs. u finc streets. New York
The New York herald., 1862-08-21
NigAGC.i-..

RMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OSFIcH.-aR
~ rcafs a Pay, Boan,y Pensions aud recruiting Tx
penses. JOHN y. auGAAY, Army and Nave Banael,
81 Nassau street, n. ". OPP Post office
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

"A rst.bi shed Ma. u. Myer, of The United States
army y lS,i-sii loanty AMI back ray Is b ing
cv,yea WASHINGTON fur and heip of
soiie S. y. W. MYERS 20 broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

A crosse and MILWAUKEE AND MILWAUKEE
= ty y ads man,.d, by =. r. JAMES CO, NJ. As
Val street
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

- broker, mtkcs htNr'i Ude~nns on DAan onas Nais,
Jrwcir. &c, byr .c, sa yaa', NJ MS pfvGtco er,
tel
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

i UGLST BELAOSr & CO., BANKERS, NO. 20 WALL
travellers, IN
Y.-ts the llr.u.a MessTs. l.otScnd PARIS on
con- rfaBgiurt, feaa Napes, and iler
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

at0TEy WASTED ON MORTGAGE-ON IMPROVED
IA p.tpeiy sat. It's and Van lcrl;'s
rth @onae the au.olnt; bon rccd policy
s...ud: later p!h p-om, Ole 81 6 tnrce
tlo. nf asase oas OF $3.50 cottage Address box
l.iO Post o:ce
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

Attn GRAND STREET, TnlEE DoOas WET OF
Il Broadway. noass atyaacea Nei,hes, Dii aonas,
Lewcy, i'a,r ID 10ods ysrUn;l .rOp .fy Z" every
deccirtoa,o eoaa lat nnr soit. JOSIE =. .1A az,
Broker aut Cs4ii.ais .t,n w 'aant.
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

AT ~, ERo tpwAY. G1Lsi:Ys BUILDING ROOM
II ~. e.. fi'' mus; ihc ,t advances n.a4 90 Nsr-
cLaniisa IlagigIss Watches sna selHN. ~. nsr-
chased r. D. at ighss: wi es GtsG 4. eaDa loA'a'
=. .L.ktAsH.sn A4Unf.
The New York herald., 1862-08-21
G. ROTH, iUcTIoyEEa WILL SELL rms DAY

A BtTlEE?IELD AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
- ca!, 4. rsda3 ue n at = ocops. tie
s;0se HDei oi Dyis.oI Streets. Par o.
Fnitc and P,lsn of hedrrrHls Kit hsu Ususis,
Oy i.rS ooa ~ nj c all to siinic,
,,nlt fN Iies nc.udln Counters Sar.yiny,
Pia ln=s Mlne, aad Bran D;aias Sale
loA.igc. Without
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

uCTioN SALE or TROTgi.G H0RsEs-HENpY
"A PA M ER VA! sr on iapr AZ August - al II riucS,
~ the sLie OF IL. Aaehct, No. i3 Tweny.ihr street. nr
Atn assnae without res re three frotl!ng Horses.
pe Y on--An Ethan All Cait old IL hands
ia ted ronns and Eind under he Saddle;
has 40, ed IN 2:J, sDgre.l Horse, i5s l. ,b
rahtei sound and kiSd, aii 90,
sarie ilo ~ 10 hsHds, insh hs,; cry sssn Gf.ser,
kn N "a, harncss aad uader the saddle; has raissd e
with case n SJ aio hsht rod Nacn. The eci
ana ~ o me abte Hos VII lie lime oi 10.
at VIII he soU to close Fl, 6eGc lilon
above We nad OF Mr. MACkEY, Tweat -tLrl street or
H. PAi.ME at the New YORK Taiicsaiis, Sixth avenue,
Ihi n p,set.
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----7-771-7-9 - - -l-777779
LOAN OFf'z.ES.

T. GrS BROADWAY. CORNER o. EOsD STREET..
n No. 5--iiENRi HiMAN rto-nres a:y0nsrs ~
cash Diamonds unset, b. .ss:
nisl Wshcs siscr Ware PAN tn i'ctsons pfpsty
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

' 1nHB cOHcOEtN RE1EPHON.--TlIE CONVENTION
i ~ wi4g t,is tTlur.das) evening at
~ ocosa a. r'incc greet sonr tAe arlnscmrns
e. ton Df iensrel Ccrcor inG SAfy-ntalh
r~giueu. Nes YORK s.e;e Mi 80. nc tendance re-
zu4rt JAMES SaNDfDGD, President.
Erv4EB DGuT. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

A GREAT aStLa GACE WILL COME orr Ar poI.
"A a1@n.a. s7tttsie N.J. ~ Thursday August n
sa sa ls.se @f.s Ci's every Egif nOur.
t~acnT so~ sALH.--faB YACHT H. D. srorEn
K n.t. alsHi hew ioniag, Conn. is Vci louaA rlth
csb fisptrs niie pertHa nshfHg tackle, Sc Is IN
lesioct sde 'r ttren IONS hpthen; VIII 10 soa iap.
Ap. i4i lust tg u -o wl.i, her IL wanted Iuqnic Dr
4. II. SMITH, In. &aw London, COM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
For the Daily Gate City.
ssLiltIc Village OF Ham Ill ton.,i


Well if that Amt cool2 Why Mr., Edi-
tor what are yon thinking about Have
you been taking Kip Van Wrinkle sleep?
We are city, sir, city Of magnificent
expectations Board Of Aldermen, +"
and several other kinds Of boards. But
joking aside, We do claim to have adj
vantages possessed by few, and if you
don't believe it, come and see See what
splendid view we have OF the river
Wea on the periphery Of q crescent
SIZE iss silver arms stretching away "Nor'
West aud Sou West. Whew! can I
60 it any longer on this high pressure
principle, Hscad enormous, but prores
rather small. But before ! "dry up"
let me say to all interested in the de,
velopement Of place at the foot Of
these rapids, that there has been a great
oversight in not having rail road run
ming east from Keokuk and Hamilton
years ago. The business that legitimate
ly belong here, has been diverted ever
since the Quincy and Burlington road
has been in operation. Once get oul
Eastern and Northern connections made,
and we will soon show another "AuJ" te
the world.
ITEMIzER, Hamilton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

..r-,.. New York, June II.
The steamer Hoyt, from Newbern, 18th,
and Hatte,as, 18th, has arrived. She
saw large steamer ashore off Logger
head Inlet The sea hrote over her
The steamer York, from Port Royal. had
put into Hatteras with her smoke. stack
disabled. II rx.. - s7f.4lg@Yt4 8sYp
Hon w. A. Graham, having declined
a seat on the bench, has been nominated
by the Opposition a. Governor Of North
Carolina.
A force Of our troops at Newbern dis
covered . rebel force some six miles
above, on the opposite side Of the. Negus
river, and destroyed their Notifications,
bringing in Capt. Latham . prisoner. Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
New York, June a1.


Advices by the Connestoga state that
the rebel force ct Mobile had been re-
inforced by IL, 600 mentrom Beauregard's
army. Beauregard himself is believed to
be there. FL. Morgan has been strength
ened by the rebels. The towns on the
West coast of Florida, were re occupied
by rebel troops III lurgeT numbers than te-
fore. Our troops were erecting fortifca-
tons on the Pensacola, 10 protect it
against the rebels. All quiet there, and
the Union sentiment was being developed.
One Of our boats crews has been captured
at St. Mark. They were surrounded by
80 rebels, when sent ashore for water
Two were killed, and the balance, eleven
in number, captured. The Connestoga,
when passing Charleston. noticed the flags
on Fl sumter and other Notifications a,
half mast. indicating the death Of some
important officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
(nENKRAL ogpERs--so. 28.)

HEAD Qu ARThRs DEPARTMENT OF TIA MIssIsstPPI,l
Camp % t,itltb Road, Miss, May II, lsG2. J
i, Where commanding ofscers Of div istoas and
brigsdss have separate comma nd. bat With
army corps o. In q military district leaves Or alb.
given ofcsrs OF their command according ~
paragraph ID u General Orders No ~ current series
be approved By the OF army corps
district.
H. Where soldiers sick ieave ready to return
duty they win report TO The medical eer
who vii give them certheaes that effect. On pre-
UGH certificates the Qartemasers Department
VIII furnish Them transports 10 their regiments
Ny command of Nltur General HAllack.
OySirIAL. }, G. kELTON,
Assistant AdjutAnt General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
PRIZES.
New York. June 81

The prize schooner Mary Stuart, from
Nassau. Y. r., arrived from Georgia bar,
where she was captured on the lst, by
the u. s. bark Gem of the Sea. s Her
crew escaped 70 the shore. The cargo
consisted Of salt and medicines.
The Post says that advices per the
Conestoga state that only 1900 hhds. of
sugar were destroyed by the rebel mob at
New Orleans. There are 10000 hhds.
of sugar and molasses there, ready for
shipment North. A number of rebel
prisoners were brought on her, including
ex-Surveyor Gen. Butts, of Ga.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
COMMERCIAL.

al IS W 49,, CO. o.
as6 @.gss% ~ FsExox-x ~Jsae a. az
kLOU1--seW ~ G0M0D1 ooscrffAk Wh6Aee Atra egO0
allWhc.t Ex,rs q IS.
BRAN ANDSHORrS-s0to Zoe . 100 ~
CoRy-ls to 7Oc , bush.
BARLEY-asc.
wHRAT-In GOOD demand. Fsu 7ea76; sprinl 81
tos7c,
RYEosc to "A
oATs-ia 10 zoe. -
4 aeby II q oad, retail SOTO sc.
WSUuAR-New Orleans fair Sane prime -
10; caAsaasd lo7 H. crashsd sad loAf iiaNr3.
MoLASsBs--Ptansstion AsS30 sug~rAouse $3.50,
Goidsn Syrup 70Dzkc. esiss
COFFkE~kioal023ciJ ava2S830s LAguyrs2+626.
RIcE-et0sc.
sOAf-Rsim 10, Family Sko, herman tOin) ~
go. 4444 .-e4- R ssssis a-fz a@a
CANDLkS-Ssaf 40 ID, steArine IL, mould ".
4 LAkD-stesse; fssah % 20.
boI --O00nssoStcs Cno'csio,retahi1hSls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
BatcheIorss Hair Dye---The Hest i'm
the world.

WILLIAM A. BATCHEL0R's celebrated Hair Dye
produces coior 70 be distinguished from nature
warranted 70 ininre the hair in the least remedies
the III effects OF bad dyes ard invigorses the hair for
life GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
spis ndid black or brown, le~ng the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold By all druggists. dc.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,
tAs four sidss af eaeA boz.
Factory, No. II Barclay Street, New York Hate
233 broadway and 10 Bond Street [JeB-dAwIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
MONDAY, JUNE %.

SEE THE We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscription il nearly or quite ex-
pred and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
Ala Soctettes.

Now is the time for the Soldiers Aid
Societies throughout the State to send On
supplies TO our Hospital. Have them
carefully marked to Dr.. ]. q. Haghes.
Keokuk, Iowa, who is the Surgeon IN
charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

Surgeon General Hughes has just re-
eelyed notice from Brigade Surgeon Hof,
of Cairo, that 800 more sick soldiers are
on their way for our Hospital on the hos
pital boat d. A. January. They will be
here this evening or early tomorrow
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

for . crew 70 man her. Above St.
Charles the rebels have obstructed the
channel of the river, BY sinking two large
steamboats, and gunboats. ~ So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
Washington, June q, 8 p. IN.

anHiupluuy y uhc = p. IN.
Having learned that reports of an ex-
citing character were industriously circu-
lated in Philadelphia and New York,
respecting affairs in front of Richmond,
called at the War Department for infor-
nation, and was assured that no adyices
had been received which Indicate any en-
gsgement Of character beyond the daily
sklrmishes growing out Of reconnoisa aces,
and none announcing any change in the
general position OF our forces before Rich
mond.
Later.-The following message was re-
eeiFed at the War Department, at al5
P. M:
aaG MeCiellan's Headquarters,
June 81, 930p. m.
Hon, z. ". Stanton, Ssc'y IF War:
Things are pretty quiet to-day. There
is not quite as much sholling as usual
Our preparations are progressing we'll.
They opened with some heavy guns yes
terday, but did no harm.
Signed g. B. MCCLELLAN,
,,e. ...,,-@-~rr Maj. Gen. Commanding.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

Lone DAYs.-We are now having the
longest days of the year; but the earth,
after the fashion Of stump orator, takes
little while to warm up, so that we have
but just entered upon the hot weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

ss1- The steamer City Of Memphis
left Saturday evening for below. Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATE.

fliive post ONCE address--C County md state
Date.
I.i'e undersigned, attending physieiAn Of -. Of
Company e. 49, Hegimeni.--- from --- 10 the
prs.ent date. DO hereby certify thst-, and that in
consequence tAffest he i.. N my opinion, incapaei
tad for DUTY; and fl rthef declare my belief that
he will noa be able his duties In per
than - days.
signature Of Physician
The magistrate notary public Ill certify that the
signature ia genuine that he Is respectable physician
aid resident of the county above given and ~nilI-d
~ THIS roll confidence Of ali with whom he may be
brought Int business relations In his profession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

New York, june 81
fiour--Reesipts l5.As ssis, maskss un changed and
steady; safes 1900 bbis At - ibGS4 - for super
sLa,e ~ 4sai so for Extra State; - i0S44 10 for
Super Western; - 81 FOR Common 10 Extra West.
ern - sss Is ~ for 10 good shipping brand,
Extra n. q.
whest-Reesipts %0.l79 bushels; market quiet and
slehsiy favor buyers sales 70, 900 bush at 81 Or
Nil Club; u OyDS1 % Tor Amber lows; 81 Is FOL
Winter Red Western; 81 u White Indiana
Corn-R~ceipts Is I'll bnh market heavy and 1,
lower; sales $1,000 bush ai 5l03a for Mixed western
old.
whisky-Continuea heavy, sales Of 600 brls ESQ
36c. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

CHATHAM SQuARE NJ. +. CHuReH =
No services held in this Church, Sunday
(22d.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23
IMPORTiNTTO SOLDIERS.

p, ,a,, .. Ia,t,s NJ
june a. 1869
Eptrox GATncrry.
Dear Sir ~ enclose you herewith a circular OF
lately prepared ut my to ena-
bis furlousbsd soldiers to have their furouRhs ex-
tended Be pleased 10 give IL an insertion IN your
paper for the benefit Of our lows solders 1t will save
them great amou nj OF trouble and anxiety.
have been in this city locking after and caring for
our soldiers for the pas, months, and pur-
pvs4 remaining here for some time, and any service
tln can render the cause OF the soldier, command
nls. Very truly, yours,
THoS. w. r. LONG.
-
,sPuripushs are only granted when accompanied BY
a sureepts certificate that the soldier IL
for duty and will be during the period for
the loagh 10 asked, and In no are faroughs
granted for more than wenty days''
Kn1sEtps ~ ,rHLgrans.
"A eertiacate Of the attending ph, scisn giving In
detail the EDITION of the soldief the extent to which
The wound VI disease depry o. him OF the use Of limb
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

EVERETT HOUSE,, 81. Louis, Mot
June IA, 1869
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

q NV F0fk, June IT.
stocks-Duii. Money and Exchange nothing new,
CARI87A.; NAP da G 34s; b G TN; c
I2sk; N Ga. e 81; Pac NsiiII5k.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

DoNArIoss.-The following receipts
by the Hospital are thankfully acknowl-
edged:
From Sanitary Society, Drakeville,
Iowa, 2 jars butter, l jar fruit, ] bottle
lemon syrup, comforts, cloths and banda
ges.
From L. A. Society, Vernon Iowa, IL
pillows, Is pillow cases, 8 pairs drawers,
10 pairs socks, 8 bed quilts, II shirts, 1
pair pants, ! sheet, ! lot bandages, &C.,
l6 lbs. butter, 2 cans cherries, 2 bottles,
catsup, DC.
From unknown. cans strawberries and
sack Dried apples.
From citizens, 4 pails milk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

CHARLESTON TAkEs.-We were just
now politely sold by friend, on the start
ling announcement that Charleston was
taksn"--by Clagett IL Co. Probably
surrendered Internationally, without a
blow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-23

"Puripushs are only granted when accompanied BY
surgeps certificate that the soldier I. lnearaetatee
for duty and will be during the emit for hcl
the farlosgh asked, and In no case are fariough,
granted for more than wen,y days"