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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Al. ssD map. GENERALS OFFICE, Z
Richmond. Aus. IL, lssS.
EEERAl ORDERS Nc. sc.

Z The follow irs rules In relation W the exsrina
tion Of Ccnscs, pts are published fer tbs guidance
OF the enrolling and medical examining omeerss
/. At each Camp Of Instruction and at such mil
iisIy ststicps aa,d other points ~ may be d.sisna
ted. an experienced army surgeon. from dsh-rec'
section Of the country, will b. detailed 70 essmins
ConscfiptA
= All Corse,pss capable Of bearing arms viii Be-
received
! Cops,rirss not equal 10 ali military duty nsy
Be valasble In the hospital. quart1maSeIs ., en-
eY sta6 depa1 tments. and II 90 will be received
l. Blindness excessive deafness. and permanent
lam~nsss or great defcrmisy, srs obvious reascns
foT exemption.
s Combined consumption. isyse tncvysb'e uicesA
and chronic Contagious disesses Of tbs shin, sss
causes for exemption
6. Single reducible hernia. the los cf Al eye o.
Of several fingers will not incarac$tafe the sncss
for the performances Of military duty,
L. A cextliicate Of disability Of Consesfpt given
by . prtsate physician will not be considered. IN
lAss afhiavls 10 made that the GonseSpt 10 ecndned
TO bed or that his health and life would b endan
sered BY rsuovA 10 the place OF enrol'menA.
G. But n hen Ccnscrirt IL iecapecitated By ssn'
pessry sickness he must present h,rsed 20 econ .
reeov cred to The enrolling cesr OF 10 the nssfes
school for Conseripts.
g. No previous discharge, eest!nease OF exsmp-
tion ftoM any source Will b seAnowledeed. saeses
thcse granted 10 forelgne~s not dcmie1led, and
thoes persons Who have furnished suhslHateA
10 Medical c6acsrs 81 Ne army are nos a'sc~s'
to examine Couscfipts and give certificates. unl
they are regularly detailed for thet duty.
By cossmand Of the Seey Of War.
{sisnsdl q COoPnE..
m Yi--ta Adiutapt and Insr GeeI
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LOST, SIAAYEp, Sc.


CTRAYED Or ETOLEN-Trcm in front Of
y Capt Epps i, corner Of lat end Baker streess,
On Thursday mcrn'ng, 18th inEt. - light bay MARE.
somewhat sway backed. long bodied; thin name,
and about ia hands high, and had on Mcclellan
saddle and English ssdi' g blanket with my narcs
upon IT, liberal reward vii: be paid for hsr re-
turn to me- or the conviction of tbs thief, If stolen
L. q. WEBB, Captain Comps.y y.
18th battalion 1t Artillery.
Battery No. 10, near Camp Lee. Sept. i, 1861.
40 SS.-4t&
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NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
\ Stolen from the subscriber on Monday, the
I'D instant. blood bay MARE years old, about
feet high. heavily built. snd sucked colt this
summer. She has white spot her lief. hind
foot Just above the hcof behind and q small sink
behind tho LET, shoulder caused by q kick when
colt will give SIS for the return Of the mare,
and SIS fur the apprehension aud conviction Of TIE
thief CATLETT kHOADEE.
se.s-s,s Nadensville Orange 80, Va,
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ADJUSTMENTS,
DlCHNOnD VA8IETIBB--
X tLete Hfask Hail)
one door below The Exchange Hctei.
AstipR Manager .........pN asKf C0nHR.
stare Manages. W. THoafk
FRIDAY EVENING. eept. Sc, les2,
" GREEN BueHgs.
mIa"'i, -..- Miss Katie Esteile.
Nelly .-.--..-..----..--- Miss 6sllie Partfngton.
Double Danee. .Partington ktstsfa
To con1 lf,de lEffh ffa
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CHOES BOTS &C.--Ju.i received . superior
1 lot Of Ls1isz and Misses Morocco and Calf
BOcTs-,ust she thing for the coming season Al
Sc. a few LAiies' CATERS; Mems. Boys, and
Servants SHOES all Of which will be sclA ekesp.
to close out in.ynediately.
CARPETINa-Alsc. two rolls 0ne Brussels
CARPETlNa with several second hand CAR
PETS.
have still 80 hand large lot II FURNITURE Nat
.resses, Beds Comiorte, 6lAnke'A. Sheets, and Q
large Let of uA,fal household articles.
Persons in ,.>ed should give An early call
s. GATHRlQHT, Governor a..
- R-Hs Between Main and Franklin
TOR SALA--A bay MAZE, on liberal tsrms-
She can 40 seen Ut RU6K8LL6 Stable,
Wall st. III. Price can be sseerseined At the Sta.
bic 20 2S-lts
X ROUND PLASTER AND HOMBRBRO Qua
NJ NO POW SALE-I have . email lot Of each
for .ale--.hs Plaster els and the 0sanc - pr
ton. Ia se-lCss p. A. WOODS
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EW-TO BLOCKADE :RUENRRs-Bei large.
" epasged In the retail. and. In part, Wholesale
trade. No would be pleased Tor the trade TO cal,
mon ms With sanples Of GOODS At the lowest cash
figures. We are now In want of stock, viz: Fac
heavy BOOTS; fine Bowed Walking SHOES. for
LADIES' Childrenis SHOES, from to u Negro
BRO0UES.
Those having sewed or pegged Mewef preferred)
heavy goods Of any description, that are OF nae
aualitles will please call upon ne. Our stock,
now large VIC With STU TO add TO- " We can euy
them Al fair prices a II b our determined motto to
sell at small profits. Call at BELvfNB SEWING
MACHINE ROOMS, IN l2th street. 80 25--s
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u COLLAR MAKERS WANfED.-'Ssssdy
employment and coed wages yin b. given 10 a
number Of Journey men. 70 ~osk on artillery and
wagon Harness Collars Address
JESHUF 4 HATCH,
- t5-IMs Augussa, "a
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RCNAWAYS.

or was carried away from. Dunville, Va, by
some soldier passing from through the shove
place. ebou, lag. May. my boy ALECK, who wes
hired TO MI Jesse Fl. Keen, of that town. Said boy
Aieck Is about or II yesrs cid veil grown bright
r,uls.to, light. wooliy head, sunbusnt around the
edges, and. As well "a recellected, greyish eyes,
open and pleasant ccuntensnes. will give the
above reward of Fifty Dollars to any ono who viii
deliver him 70 me in Clark syille Va, secure him
IN apv iail 80 that get him again
GEO. c. SCOTT, CLARK svills Va
f.S--I, IL believed that said boy was taken to
the ermy b. some one. as he was always greatly
captivsted by the military. - 2S-4ws
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II OET HElEER-Strayed from the srhsc.ihs.
l 4 northwest corner Of It'll and Leigh s,,esss. or
s. urday night last red and white HEIEE with
:. white spot IN her forehead, and marked with q
simple slit IN the left ear. che was great Pet
with my children, consequently will pay literally
ii shs il returned TO my residence ssts.
ne as--,n% p J. SAMPSON.
E>STRAY HORsE.-Taken up my farm,
IL nine miles above Richmond. in Heurico coun
-. about the first Of July last condemned roam
MARE nine or ten years old. and i3t hands high 49,
Tbs owner will Gene tprw ard, prove property, psy
che ses, and take her away.
ee .S-Ns l.. r.. DRUMHELLER.
T OST-On the evening Of the @4th Of 6eptem
i 1 Dor. between tbe American and St. Charles
Hotels, q heavy ciaret colored OvEHCoAT, with
velve. collier The finder will he Bhsfsny re
we,ded by returning II 10 this ONCE. re 2s-lts
r OST--A BRASS KET --lsost. large BRASS
KEY. A liberal rewssd will be given II re
.n.nsd 10 this offsce. se -lts
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TTNkN DOLLARS kBWARD.-Rsn away nom
BJ puvsl Il Co.'S saw-mill, near Chester.
field Court House. on Monday, the eth Of the pre-
sent month. JESSE. the slave of Mrs. Martha =.
Duval. lie haA &c thumb ON his left hand and STAN
negs or suffers little when spoken TO, If excited
He Is very tall and also very likely. will give the
abov. reward Il delivered 70 me, At Chesterfield
Court HcuEs. secured In some jail. 20 get him
again VEN A. GRAVES.
80 I6-law.S For n. T. DuvA.
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E YItE lNEURANCE.-The undersigned.
agent Of the JEFFERSON INSURANCE COM.
FAEY, Of Ecottsrille. Va, y stih undrr~rit'ng
against ,css or damage ny tire on buildings, scoas,
and property generally
This Company has paid 81, elsins fcf Lose etens
ring through this Agency promptly
The undersigned takes pleasure N commencing
n TO the favorable regard Of ell tho-e Wishing lh
SURAECE sginst Fire In prcmpt.peying Office.
THOs. n. ALERIEND. 18th 81
- ll-3tsw4w Opposite tie Examiner Ofhcs.
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Covenant AT como future time, W no1 the neCeeHa
~ for them ceases to exist Passed
A bill to aid in the compilation Of the VicksburR
and Shreveport railroad Louisiana.
The bill was discussed, and variousy amended,
but final action Was deferred By a motion which,
prevailed 10 60 into Executive session.
Houss OF REPRESENTATIVES The Hou.e net
at Ii o'clock, aud was opened with prayer by Rev.
MI. Gsrtrell, Of Ga, from the Judiciary Commit
toe, reported bill to authorize fhe payment Of
bouhties due deceased soldiers to their widows or
legal ~ representatives. This bill was read twice by
its title and referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
consider the vote by which the House passed, on
Saturday the hill to regulate the granting of fur
loushs. ana, Ia support VI his motion, addressed
/ the House
The mo.ion was opp.s.d by Me- Wright, NJ Ga,
af,es which tins vote Vas taken and the motion re-
jeoted.
M Foster. N Ala, moved 10 reconsider tho vote
by which the esointion fxiug Tuesday, the 30h
met q the day Of anal sdjournmant was adopted,
and on tais motion called the question. On the
motion 70 reconsider the ayes and noes we're or
dered and the vote being taken, resulted ~ FOL
Iowa: Ayes, 81; noes 3a. So the motion did not
prevail
Mr. Miles, Of 8. c., from the Committee on Aili-
tary Affairs, reported back HOuss bill known ~
the Curxcription act, with Senate a,nendnl. nts
with recomme ndaton that the Rouse d" not con-
eur la saia amendments The vote was tl,sn taken
nn agreeing 10 the Senste amendments. ana tie
ayee and aoss icing called, were as follows; Ayes.
81 noes, A.
Tbs House rstunng 10 concur 10 the amendments
proposed By the Senate. III. Miles, Of g. O., moved
that the Senate be notified Of the action Of the
H luAe
The morning hour having expired. the regular
order Of the day came up, TO Wit: The Exemption
bill frcm tho Senate, for which NJ. Mes, Of y. O.,
moved the House bill. with smendments, - cub
etitute.
RI. Roystop, Of Ark, By cosssnt, introduced,
Tor re(srsnce 10 the PostAlfes COMMITTEES, bill TO
anthOriae the Postmaster General 70 employ spt.
cai aesats 70 ssours the speedy transpoftation u
the mails eeroos Tie Nlssissirpi dvar.
TIE cousidarataon OF The fxa,aptica bill Wa re-
sumo, ard 4 numbss cf amsadmsrts cGeysd,
whlsh allotted cnnsidssaol. di.ssssioa hsfoss any
e. go = ~ ~ \ peslseeee - vaws6, W
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THE TEyNEssEE HIVER ExPKDI-
TIOM1
ST. Louis. Feb. ~

s st. Louis, Feb. IL.
The Republicans Fort Henry CORES
pondent gives further particulars Of thu
Tennessee River Gunboat Expedition.
Everywhere the people insisted upon load
ing their visitors with presents, md q
far n Florence the river can Be nayieated
almost as safely ~ the Ohio. Blessings,
cheers and the widest enthusiasm greet
ed the gunboat EYeryHhere, numbers
Of prominent men came forward and said
should the Union army enter Tennessee,
5O, 900 men we're ready and anxious TO
protect their homes and would at once
fock aroundit. Under the laws command
ing them 70 join the rebel army or lose
their property they were obliged to sue.
cunb in aelf.defense. The officers Of the
gunboats say It is impossible to doubt the
gennincness OF the greetings that every
where met them. The rebel press is
wholly under the control Of the politicians
and does not speak the peoples feelings.
The secession element is composed of law
less portions of the community who over
came by violence the order loving Union
citizens.
At Sarama Lieut.. Phelps learned that
u rebel cavalry regiment was encamped
about mile distant. He immediately
ordered company of 1870 marines under
Col Given to march against them, but the
rebels hearing OF the movement fied in d
panic, leaving everything behind them
Their camp was burned and consider
able quantity Of arms and stores we're cap
tured.
Only one steamer, the Dunbar. now
floats on the upper Tennessee. The Ap-
pieton Belle had 1000 lbs. Of powder
aboard, and when fired, was purposely
anchored opposite the fine residence Of
Judge Creevatt. a noted loyalist, which
was completely shattered by the explosion !.
The partially finished rebel gunboat East
port is ine and fast steamer, $50 feet
long, very staunch, constructed 90 AZ to
be rendered ot-proofs BY compressed
bales of cotton and iron Plates. The
steamer Illinois brought down a auaatisy
Of tobacco yesterday for Paris. a large
quantity of pig iron near there will be re-
moved as soon as possible.
The Nashville Union and American az
The 9th inst, says that Gems. Beauregard,
Pillow and Cheatham were-
Here the line failed.
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xxxvu congrss1s- First ssssiea
Washington Feb. lie.

III s,4s &sEs4 ~ seSaES u
] Washington, Feb. L.
/ HousE. The civil ana miscsllaneou,
appropriation bill passed.
The Sergeant Abrams brought Heur,
Wikof before the bar Of the House fo11
contempt in refusing to answer question,
Of the Judiciary Committee.
DIR. Hickman offered ) resolution thu,
Wikof be held in close custody til he
purge himself Of contempt or Be discharp.
Oh BY order Of the House. Adopted.
Wikof WAS taken in custody.
House adjourned.
NATE.--Mr Wilkinson reported, i,
bili from the Committee on judiciary AZ.
fairs forbidding the sale Of spirituous
Liquors Of every kind to Indians 1t any
price passed.
The fertilization bill was On M. Mr..
Sherman amendment on substitute for
the bill was agreed TO and the bill then
passed by vote Of rs against II.
The Treasury note bill was taken up.
Mr.. Sherman objected to the amend
ment 70 the Treasury note bill providing
for deposit, a. it would tend to prevent
an exchange into bonds and do great
harm.
Mr.. King moved to reduce the Ter
centage to one per cent. Rejected.
The amendment providing for dcpo-
SIT at Eve per cent. Was rejected. The
amendment setting apart the proceeds of
the public lands and con6soated property
and duties on exports for the interest Of
the debt in bonds and noter, and for a
sinking fund was adopted. Several other
verbal amendments Of the Committee
were adopted
Mr. Fessenden moved to amend the
first section so as to make the bonds re-
deemable at pleasure in Eve years instead
of twenty, ard payable in twenty years
Mr.. Sherman opposed the amenamen
as tending to depreciate the character Of
tho bonds.
Mr.. Fcssendcn said the amendme ut
Ito prevent paying too high interest
for long number Of years.
Mr.. Chandler said there WIS no time
since the FIRST of November that the war
could not be closed in sixty days. Only
one obstacle stood in the way for four
months, which Congress could remove to-
morrow He believed the order .fer-
ward would be given and the war
closed By the first day Of May.
Adj eurned
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Savannah TO be Taken.
CHARLIE ;ToN TO BE TAKEN
Norfolk, Feb. I3

Norfolk, Feb. ID.
The Baltic has arrived and brings 7Ol
bales cotton and the crews Of the Stone
fleet. Eight rebel prisoners were also
brought and placed in Fort Lafayette
They were taken in skirmish, The
Weather was getting disagreeably warm
and heavy rains were falling. Contra
bands were still picking cotton and thei,
numbers fast increasing
Gen. Sherman has succeeded in exclu.
ding all reporters from his lines.
Several regiments have been removed
from Hilton Head to the foot az Dawfas.
kie Island, the nearest point to Fort Pu.
laski that can be occupied, except Tybee
Several gunboats and schooners and 1
number Of floats, with PARROT guns, how
tiers and mortars, accompanied the ex.
petition. Tatnailes gunboats soon after
made their appearance, and one ran the
gauntlet to Fort Pulaski. Stevens brig.
ade was prevented from forming q june
ton on account of distractions in the riy.
er. Fort Pulaski is said to be in IS bad
a situation as Sumter was. Our engi-
nsers are driving piles into marshy
island for road and foundation for bat
teries. This island lies between the
Union forces and Fort jackson. Our
forces make advances every day. Our
gunboats had shslled out post on Pine
Island, and made an advance toward
Button, where there is large force
Fort Jackson is to be taken and Savan-
nah will soon be captured.
Another account says the expedition
left Monday. including all the gunboats
and transports, sufficient for the shipment
OF Il, 900 troops, which will go through
Cailabago Sound into Savannah river,
without coming within the range Of Pu.
iaski guns. The rebels have withdrawn
a large number Of troops from Charleston
and Port Royal to Savannah.
Twelve thousand troops were to leave
on Monday to take the railroad and then
to Charleston. Three regiments Of say,
airy. join them; also several artillery com
panies.
Weather beautiful, troops enthusiastic
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From Havana.

Baltimore. Feb. 10.
The steamship Baltimore arrived here
last night, bringing Havana dates Of The
9th inst.
Miramon WAS arrested. on board the
Avon, and is confined on H. B. M. shin
Challenge, and viii not be allowed to land
in Mexico.
The British ship Gladiator is still at
Nassau mounting guns.
She will change her flag and become .
rebel privateer.
Commissioners have returned from the
city Of Mexico. sssa
The Mexican government Insisted upon
the withdrawal Of the Spanish force, bu,
would accept the Intervention of France
and England. p
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Washington. Feb. 1a.

Washington, Feb, 10.
SENATE.--A message was received from
the House saying that it disag,e ed with
the senate's amendment ID the, civil and
miscellaneous appropriation I'LL.
The treasury note bill Was taken up -
The question wss on Mr.. Fessenden's
amendment, to make the bonds redeena-
bic after five years 1t the pleasure of the
United States, which amendment was
withdrawn. h'tS
MIR. Collamer moved to strike out that
portion of the bill which makes the notes
q legal tender for private debts.
Mr.. Wilson was opposed to the amend
ment, and if it was adopted, he should
vote against the bill. He considered that
it would be wickedly unjust to place all
the money IN the hands of the soldiers and
employees Of the Government, forcing
them-to take it, and then not to protect Il
after it was in their hands.
House-The House proceeded to the
consideration Of the JOINT resolution re-
ported BY Mr.. Holman from the Commit
tee on Government contracts, authorizing
the Secretary of War to pay the Hanni-
bal u 81. Je and psciGc r. 4. Co for the
transportation Of troops, ammunitions Of
war. DC, but at rates not greater than
those required from private individuals.
Congress- u granting lands towards the
construction of these reads. reserved the
right to transport property or troops of the
y. s. free Of charge. Without waving
this principle, it is nov proposed to com.
pensats them for their services On the
ground that their ability has been greatly
impaired by the rebellion, and destruction
of their bridges, DC.
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From ShIpIslana..,
New York, Feb. II

view York, Feb Ia.
The store ship Supply brings Ship
Island dates of the 24th. She has on
board the Captains and crews Of tho cap.
tured rebel steamers Anna and Lewis and
the schooner Aspien, taken By the New
London Of F!c-id-. Nc:h;as 10. -.
Ship island; troops healthy; works pro-
crossing npidly III The frieste Niagara,
gunboat New London. Hattsms, Itasca.
Coon, Pampers, ship Black Prince and
brig J. r. Wstherell were anchored az
the Islsnd. The Supply bearded of Flor
ida, "a the SOth, tho British schooner
Samuel Hart Of Liverpool, whose Captain
said he VA bound from Liverpool TO Car
denas, but having no papers, and being
on the route to febeldom was taken by
the Supply's crew, put absard, and
brought 70 this port. Her cargo supposed
to b arms andanmanifiea.
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En-. GATE CRY: expect to visit
Des Moines and be absent two week.
During my absence | viii be represented
in the organisation Of my Regiment by
Got. b. b. Hiifis, Aid to The Governor
and Captains Young and Archer. Lieut.
Ball, Of the 18th U. s. Infantry, provide,
Subsistence. Any desired informstion
viii be given at the business Office. owe.
Thompson 4 Co.'s Banking House, COR
ner Of Second aud Main streets.
Very respectfully,
]. w. RANKIN,
Commanding.
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

Al shis SESSION Of the year when coughs and cold,
fouLlesams every family saesid have ssfe and
certain remedy II hand. Ranscuaa HIVE sysv, and
Iea - The very thing. II II net only pisssaut d,
eaiidren 10 take. but IL certain care Tor Croup.
hopping Geneht nsoHeAIsls, AssAus tSaxhs md III
ansetiens Of lbe Throat and Lanys
sold b. all Druggists. Price rs eenta.
Orders may BE- addressed TOT. T. wilkinson, Whole
ssis agent, No. 81 AAin.ss., kevtut. lows.
decISdimxga
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COMMERCIAL
DAILY GArE CfTs OyylrK,
KEuK~K Pet. III. '62.

/ DAILv Cars CRY oyy,cx.
i kEox-K Pet. III, '62.
/ fLouR--sApssaps n -; sprins wAss.sa.rs 8 u
faiIWhess Extra ri -.
BaAx AkDsHoast ls<ue y ise ls4.
| CokN-1sr s~a1. 81
| BAkLEY- 80. nj
| to SOC. = ~
KYE-2se TO %. Na4f f@y
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PoTAToEs-Isasobs ihslaaa, r...il Is 10 Soc.
huGAk-New ori-sss fatf lst0nk, prime i h0
iah; eisnaSd Rt2 iaa; erushcd and loaf s3aH.
iot4eeEs elsa'aasss - 50; sagaxhoassAsose
Goidea egfup 7o@ IL. -
coKKEE- Rsaai 0aaef .veseasG tsruyr6sz.un.
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soAP-Pa'm se, Family sks. German tcin) ~
07ac.s
sscAsDLEs-siar isseis sseariae u. Mould 10,
LARn-s 10 SIC 81 Retail d. {. : ----
BUTTEH-common e4D7e; Choice 10, retail ~ / tsls
EEAfiiEHAHols 4szas, Harness 2s1aa
HIDES-Dry loc, green green sheep p.l,.
300 3,c; green hog skins l5c.
HAY--Tirfo,hy, Is oo9o 90. baied % 0o@ 10.
Prairie o. o.
skkDs-Timeihy u 90; Flax seed 20 10 o.
oNl0Ns-35G4oc.
EGCS--7c,
WHITE BEANS-5oo8e d %.
FEATHEks-20aS45
FRUiT--Brad Apples 81 2sD9i 500 bushel.-
Dried Peaches ss95gs2 50. Raisina y COG IS co.
ChEksE-Wcssern Reserve &c; Denmak g}.@7.
BEEF-Ila gre gross; 5ni p quarter
sHEEP-si 5Oae So v head.
HoGS-Dresscd 2a2hc.
sALT-G. A. ~. 80 y sack; Kanswha 80 Is . bar
rel; Liverpool 81 soa o. 90 y sack; Lake o. 10 :
Dbl.
FIsH-Macksrel, No. slssas Is Dbl. mo. q GA
Se6, No, ssgsio. White Fish, no. es oOdas 50
' half Dbl. Cod Fish 5gs y b.
RAGS--lie-
OLD iRoN-h@kc v b, Brass 6asc b. Cop
per Ie9iahe v b.
EAcHANGE--on New York, Bank able Funds /
per cont: for gold nominal st. Louis, little dofpe
and no settled rate. 5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14

Hl In the Army and Navy Depart-
'Eent OF the United States there are, DO.
cording 70 official statements, upwards d
7o0, wv men whose names arc Oh the pay
roll Of the Government. If England
should raise Inuss our country can '.go'
> million men "better" On the above fe.
ures. So says an exchanges.
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Leavenworth, Feb. IL.
Major Gen. Hunter made formal call
on Senator Lane yesterday. Matters in
regard to the Southern Expedition renaiu
81 stafu quo. Lane has not resigned his
Senatofship. No movements Of troops 81
particular moment have taken place in the
last two weeks, The 18th Wisconsin
have gone to Fort Scott. The FIRST Kan.
sas is on furlough for ton days
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-14
M AR! WAR!l WARl!l

All persons keeping or having for sale. m, q, .
kiDds OF Munitions OF War such q Cu.s p,,to,. n.
voiters and all kindscf Ammuni,on are required NO,
10 sslto any person without rider from lbs uudo,.
aligned disorder must be strictly complied with.
1ndSrPrnaity offorfsitinE ali articles mention. m
saeir possession. JOIN sTANKus,
lJl3d Surveyor I.Art OF Ksokuk