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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21
u H0HAS5 III 0OH u
Hon. 4. M. STANTON, Sec'y of War.
The Late Advance On the Kappa
annock -. ID ravcry 0E our Troop.

Tho Late Advance On the Kappa.
hammock. - ~ CT our Troops.
A correspondent of the New York
Herald writes from the headquarters Of
the Army of the Potomac:
The battle grounds around the forts at
Rappahannock Station presented next
day striking evidence of the fierce ma
ture Of the conflict. / counted twelve
dead horses in small space behind the
trenches. ~The ground was actually
ssfs~n with torn garments, splintered
sshels, and newly-made graves. The en-
emy's dead were buried in line of rife
pits, which were closed over them. / saw
many a poor fellow smoothing down the
grave of his comradc, or placing some ruds
slab over it to mark the soldiers last rest.
ing place. AS many a brave fellow sat
beside the gave, carving his rude memo
rial, | noticed the tears start to his eyes,
which he hastily wiped away, as il
ashamed Of them.
The sixth corps had to move in line
along q plain which was open to sweeping
FIRE from the batteries on the north and
south side of the river. When we con-
slider this, and that they had but slight
elevation for their batteries, We must be
deeply impressed with the heroism that
could face such whitening FIRE.
The hand to hand conflict in the forts
and rifle pits we're perhaps one of the
6ercest conflicts of the war. Men Crap
ping one another, flung away their mus
kets and finished the work with their
bayonets.
The enemys pontoons we're few hun
dred yards above the railway bridge,
which has been utterly destroyed BY the
enemy. Our men. after seizing the pom
toons, set them adrift, thus cutting Off all
succor or chance of escape FROM the forts.
The 9th corps has done well, and has
given bright example to the other corps,
which they are anxious to emulate.
should have stated that, as the sharp
shooters Of the Sd corps we're ordered to
cross at Keliy's Ford, with one ringing
cheer they forced the river at all points,
disdaining to wait for pontoons. The
enemy rapidly fell back before them to
the shelter Of their rife-pits, where they
soon surrendered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21

H In Georgia, where corn, potatoes
and garden vegetables are in great abun.
dance. provisions have reached such fc.
ure. that at Atlanta a single man has to
pay 500 per week for board. AT Mobile
the fare is slO per day. 1t costs a wo-
man $50 to buy calico dress. Gentle
mems boots cost from SIS to 800, and
ladies shoes bring $40. In Mississippi
an ordinary horse will sell for $1,000.
aud good mule will sell for 500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21
Miscellaneous.
SACKS.
RON AND NAILS.

i.oootwo bushel Extra Linen Sacks. ITO sryivs
viii be sold low for Cash, At 81 and Sc Levss by
sept20-d CONNARik SMvTu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21

SUGAR.
50 hhds Prime N. o. Sugar;
~ obls Clarified, Crushed and Pu, vcriseddo
sustfeceived, and for saelo w for Cash bv
sept90-d - ma satLn,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21

2OOtonssssorted Bar and Bundle Iron;
$40 kegs Nails;
general aud full stock Of Pillow an d csst q, al
niacksinitn Tools a., IN stoi at 81 and 81 Levee,
for sale low for Cash, by
sept2Q-d CONNARIR 4 snvro
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21

I o m large snd complete stock of FRESH, sTAPLR
AND FANCY GROCERIES,. NY special attention
viii be families with their supplies,
and all who deal With rely getting The best
articles at the LOWEST PRICE.
IL Goods delivered free of charge. mayI9-em
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21

NEW BOOKS.
War Pictures fror The South, by Col. Esxvan Of
The Southern Army;
The Canoe and Saddle;
Phins' Grape CuftGre;
Dnwnings' New r init Book;
Life in The open Ar.
Lost and saved By Mrs Merton;
Roekferd-by Ars LII lie DevereLx Unsted;
Drifting Abeai-hy stsIhen Nasss-t;
In the Tfopics-by Richard Kimbsll;
Journal 81 Residence On c Georsia Plantation
by Mira r A kenbie.
Poe's Works, Blue aud Gold;
SAxt's
Ready
Gibbons Rome. 6 Vols
Chambers English Literature;
% Iniornsiian fsr the People;
Pactard's Mirror surzery;
The Filing Dutct u r-Ssre.
Marian CREEPY Mrs. N. + Holmes;
Like ard Il alike;
Les MiSer bles,
orphess c. herr's Papers Cd Series.
Fr-emsson's IA onitor-
Coke Noyage~.
Al odds-bs the Author Of Quts;
burrs Field and 6arasn;
Vegetables Of Anne les.
Physiological Aemoirs--by Hammond;
Diskens' Complete WORKS:
HomeaD Abroad. Second seriet;
Story oftns Guard
The Poet.JpurBsI BY Bsyxrd TAYLOR;
Psrsor Brow niov Book;
Okr~mnso River;
BIDS IL Bro heroft .oy winthrop;
This day receIyeost
BhowSELL's Book Store.
oetR4 ID Cor. Main AID 4th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21
MOLASSES.

M
~ eois Belsher'ssugar House Syrup Molasses
10 obis and half bb.S Golden syrup;
For ssle low for Cash, al 81 and IS Leyee bv
sept20-d CONNARIE - " ipru
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
Captain Russefs Watchwerd.
He lps Hard Hoes
Seed Time and Harvest.
TAIee from Genesis.
Climbing the Aoantsin<
Little houttsin Guide
Little nne's in the Field,
Leila su1obg he Mountains,
Berniees We Frrmer's Daughter,
Taes from The Eigle,
Sketches from Life,
Only Psaper,
Ailly's Taper
Beside brown,
TIE Young Christian Merchant
The PathwAxof Promise
Tie Boys and Girls Book,
The Soldiers Return
The Persian Flower,
The Urgsn Grinder,
The still Hour,
The FiouBce Robe
he Prize Bible,
The Hlooen Life,
The Pilgrim Path,
The Sisters
Dst-eyss Dream,
Little May
For sale by u. W wEsTCOiT
nov7-d Main, ID door from Alb street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-21
FARM FOR SALE.

& The Farm, known ~ the "Holmss Farm lying i'm
ely north Of and adjoining 10 The town II West
roint lee county, iowa, offered for sale ct goat
bargain. Il contains
One hundred and forty In cultivation and Flfty-e,r
aeree Of eo0d timber. II mos seld In few months II
viii Do divided II 10 Of i've ten twenty scres "a
sold In Qusatities ~ snit puscAassys. s. B -
1or particulars CAL On RossRr Noopy a. a. K..,.
Ira, 81 West PstnA AUeflN nHIYp
uove0bg ~ lee3-sdsw sxs.'f fsF-'''s
, 1863-08-20

The rccepts Of Wheat on tho corresponding dag last
year were ST 5A bu.
There was good attendance on Change, and the
grain markets generally buoJant and mere active
closing higher.
eprtue Wheat Wis II active shipping request and the
nrkct aranced 1e2c per bu. and closing arm at the
improvement, In I:ad Winter there was but little
movement, though the market closed shade ar'uer,
One ol Amber Iowa l-st OF the season-so at
&c Sales foot up Sc ooc bn at o. for No. Red
sgsGc for No 2 led a29aic for New No. / Spring |;
s1kG:1c for Old No. Spring; ssHGs3e for New No. 2
Spring; @0c for Rejected Spring and Soc for Reject
ed Red.
There was an increased demand for Corn on Eastern
account and the market Was firm and buoyant at an
advance Of HG1c. The transactions foot up about
bn at 5ozc for High Mixed a1oat; 50kc for Nix
cd aoat 4sH@4sc for Mixed in store and 47xa Sc for
Rejected In store-tho market closing firm.
The market for Oats was dull and ye note further
decline Of 551c, with light Bsles at &@SKc for New
Nc. i In store and Sc for Eew,No. q.
Rye WAS exceedingly duIl and the market Il nominal
as1c, Barley in fair request and steady, Hghwines
firm and In good demand at &c. Alcohol sold at Sic
Nc have nothing new to say in regard to the Flour
mnrket and give the "stereoyped report thattt was
duh and neglected The transactions were triaIng at
$65o Tor White Winter. and 9l0@450 for fair to
good spring extras-
AteAI "os III AeAfc ueMand Tor Itmothy Seed and
the market Fas firm with sales at S21HS2 Flax Seed
sold at $50.
There Is no change IN the salt market. Domestic ts
selling in jobblng lots at &alo del; Iiyerpool
held at Sla@200.
Ihe Provision market wNe Inactive and the tzansac
tlons light at $12o for Country Mess Pork Sass for
Ct Mess Pork; &c for Clear stdes Axe for Shoulders
and eAc for Dty saltcd Hams in canvas,
The Dty Goods market Is exceedingly active, and
win reduced stocks, prices are rm There Is no de-
ctded change since onr last
Lumber Is In active demand, but the great di1culty
In obtaining dockage acts asa barrier to business
sales were mado to-day at sti75@13oo for prime car
gees OF strips and boards,
Frefghts we're dull but q shade ts1ner with engage
ments at 4Gahc for corn to Buffalo, &c to Oswego Via
Godertch, and 9Hc to Ogdensburgh.
, 1863-08-20

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, aug. 19, 1H2
There was an Improved demand for currency today
caused By Tho Increased activity in the grn trade
the market is still dn aud easy at 6@7 cant Eaat
eEn Exchange Is still scarce and tho market is firm at
A@A buring and * selling.
Gold declined to 1es tho first board this morning
owing to the favorable advces from Charleston Here
there Ia very 1t1c doing. md the buying rates are
noutualy at 123K@12A. Silver 112@119.
AT Milwaukee yesterday, tho money market was
rery easy, and no variation In rates. Money easy
at7 per cent. Little exchange making and rates urn.
AT 81. Louis on Tucsdny market dun and scarcely
any business In gold. Missouri defence warrants firm
at $500 buying and selling. There fair business
in subscriptions to Educational Loan. One Individual
subscribed s1c,coo.
Tho Philadelphia stock market Il also very dun.
Tho Enquirer Of Monday says;
The imgessIbllt.y of making interest On money at
Stock Exchange for employment and tho effect Of thi
ss q s e
as those now ruling.
Mr. Cisco, tho Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States has given notice to the holders Of Temporary
Loan Certificates. payable in gold coin, that he will
pay them the 18th Instant and that interest will
cease after that date. This amount, s5opo0, COM
retes tic Repayment Of al1 the gold borrowed by the
Government in New York.
Tho Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday soys: i.
Business vas dull in money attcys, as It was IN ai.
The spirit Of specniatlon i nowhere viIbe, an 81:
Inc limits q current wants, there no disposition to
orerate. Money is freely supplied on good paper, at
E e g. SSq s4
Ing. and prem. selling.
, 1863-08-20


Cchee-Therc Is SO little doing that We can scarcely
unchanged, for tie most part nominal The saes
nxe TO bags Rio at 26Hc, cash I'D do smIngs at sc
geo Ma1Aeaiho At 2a@3c . Java at 25c mos and i'd
ST. Domingo at 25tc, cash.
Tea-There is rnfher more inquiry from the trade.
but the market remains Dun; 80 il chests green, d
souclonEs sold on terms We did not learn.
sugar-Tlere u lair Inquiry for raw Tor home use
mt! hough tho business Is not large, the market Il
pretty steady aud uniform at about Tie values current
so1 q e m
Supported, Tie sales are S9 Ahds Cuba at 9{2t14c:
BY Porto ldco 1oE%12Ac u Now Orleans, 15xas19a;
ilsaIs o sSS aS; Dy
Molas6ea-The.e il steady fair deiand Tor hnme
use and though not active the market steady at rc
yios rates The sales nclnde sos bids BGrDalocs at
4!e4sc ~ pnncheons Antigua At ioc; 25 hls aalI
23Kc s. llds Il tes and ls hrls Cuba Siascoyaio 1t
Gci ail Lhs EuerItas at 45c $ br1s NcT Orleaaa
ntS04tsc, mos anl 50 hhts C1aycd Cuba on ferns
wei dil not learn Br auction W brls New Orleans
sold at S!S5 t3c: and 70 hhs Cuba ut Soc, cash.
IL, Fist..Ihe rcceits q drE cod are still light.
been un1t for cu1ln: and tho demand has Iallen or;
prices Of good quality are firm Mackerel hare SOLD
pretty eely but 1t lEices yottEg huyer3: the sales
nle $500 Iris 1T al1 es@u 50 for Oil No. /, s975
al2 f9E new M :, t6.7 FOR large No. 5, md
ai'eat seld # 26c ID Lis cod md Scale soid at s5
G1oGeEsTEa, Ans. .1a--Mackerc1 in good demand at
$ 5p s. 50 anu 50 for Nos large aud s: shore ar
ire auite freely. anil sell Of s7 $l5 and seas
Tor Nos. ], ana T. Smoked ualibut scarce and ID
, 1863-08-20

F-.-.. -, ~ ~ ~.~oNN~-AA7~4 ..
BnoWK sHEET1Eas AND E1uRT1EGs.-standsrl
leavy bFoEn sHecs1ngs hare been grlc:, and arc un
c!anEcd In p11ce. market vnlues being still S3Kc
thengh some holders Will not sell at this ,pricc. u
othef Aesenptons % brown cotton theEu has been q
vfe1a ut "a nn m ~ a1hst ratnSs anxe improved
vanred 1c by the 1obbefs, now being ac and sic re-
speetiyely. '-N' 0E
DLTACuED ENEErNGs AND EuuErrSas Market
values of all descriptions under s9c have Improved
WoIs.sto ssss u, 1hnsss 9Hos NeT
lock and A!kw11ght SC; Loasaale c9c: Lii Dc; Red
bank 9Nc. &c.
COTTON sfLASSEfs f!.; 1obbcrs hnye little de-
and, 0nd there Is little call in the commission mar
keL
bIET1s.Ihc market L seant5lE supplied With good
E0ous Gnu pflces arc very 1rn .Johhets quote York
G1ssabetic. So Everett. &'s; old shetuckos. u
Inch. &>sc. ,,x1x.-,,,,,o c,,,r, In. ,,o,r-,, :.
~ tnc9 III oet go Gan. ~ oGcuFtei n
Sont s tGr PS s yesus ps tae anu aemanu are
GToS 70 vi gSsLov e,naes or thcsa ,oo,a o~o
t,rhar nrd norc I'm u *Heso soo4S aso
II. s1nnirs n.;s Thnra /. a1i,h. ,5,-,,,o a., .n..
Si1 ans,eie f H aasnce m 9n .hexe fo9cs
,,sf Trnt:a n.icHa "te oae1e" ~ <s5ac, 1c bcioH
CoT1oSapEa.-Tto Tt to1bc,s bayo had conz,ac,ah,e
ri fhe seasnn Thar Il nrnhrh1s. sn1ns ~ E
, 1863-08-20

We have received the following gem from
older in the Murine Hospital, with re4ue!
o print. TIE document explains itself. IT
nyelope bore the following superscription
%. To Shecaeo Tribune.
Printer to print
inn Jour paper
Send mce cna r.
Moreno Ho'pjt1l' II shssaso
TIE coSsCR1pT LAW. OR. soNeE
ARE E5ngdom's' Coming
owe hasle ye pepel OF theye nation
for thcye yCunlOn vii stand fAste
lsute on acounte Of the administration
The ConseIip Law has past
1cEorts{
Jou cItlycns staId at home
lheye yAlintears went free
But noT yow flude the ..corecript,. coming
Inn thcye yease Of sixte5e three
Tor. II you ali h.de yolenteara
when Ltnkfn made the call
such law wonld not been heard
Inn the Legislative hall
)choFie( .
theye conscript law will bring you out d, :
and learn you ali trick
It viii bring you to rite about
and of On duhu1-qulck
well drill yuu twice day ut least
and march you round and round
On crackers you shall have feast
and eleap upon the ground
lchorfe(
I feel 60 eorey for the conscript bovs
such hard times they will see
for them alone the law IVES passed
inn the year Of ei1tey-thtee
)cho1isf
II you want to plead convelescent
just make you czoct and cane
when the doctor comes to examine
foget not to complanh
)choris(
goc tell him that ypu are not abel
to 60 ont inn they field
mule had kicked you out the stabel
which gave your back creal
)choris{
and Y he goes to feel your back
tlEt try and ehed te1r
II he don't quitjuet hollow out
Oh l'raye don't tuch me there
, 1863-08-20

.Tbbncco-3larket firm and rccc!pts light Sales at
the warehouses this morning ot ii hhds It the ioiow
Ing rates OF factory luyB at SGG5 or planters do
at S7o99.73 Of common ut Su 2A9u 1O 5 Of ne IL
uln shipping lcat at sl4o031l30; OF good nui ine
shipping At SO @@io5o; I of metium manufacturing
It ST. sf@G 50; OF goo,l and nne do to at sM 25S
eask sold at $ia: The bids on Is h!s reIccs
cd BIZ the OWNERS, tho pti not being high enough
flour Very dull. Sales comprise about Gc0 brls
and 8 ske Including 100 btls double extra on private.
terms 1b0 do snpeEhnc, branded extra Mt 5 so do
snper1ue At S9& 46 do double extra at St5Q: IS do
at f51 100 10 snpcrfue at $38;H; 40 to branded CT
Ea ot S4W l0 do single e1tTn ut 81 2 tuspeCtcd md
denyeEca tS3 ska single cStrn On prtyate terms
MheAt-0arket unchanged-ealca co11prtaa about
a2 sks INCLUDING 499 aks ctoce private terms: S.
70 III, e. naa 8a1 s6 choice nt u Is; $50 and
Ado DO ct xll2: g DO poor at SIC: II 10 very poor
at 90 pcor at Eac: % Co choice at 3li3x: 2.
tsr .: ?sc; 49, i5o ~ ~ Is ~ pslio, as !; Do
fair at :oi do prime on prtvEe terms III aud 1s7
At &c; II ana 81 do fair at o0c SIS DO do 1T sc.
-Corn-Market droortng and receipts limited soles
comprise about 1o8 skB, including 2.s and aa5 gks
mixed 1t 58c I'D nlxeh white 1t 53c; 1s0 do white
at 59c; 50 do white and mixed 53c; u DO white at
6gc 1hQ do yellow nt Sc per bu.
Oats-wtf very uhesnl rcee1rts the market has de-
clicing tendency Ea1es comprise about Sacks IT,
clndtnE 216D sacks, IN lots, at sc; 900 and $40 do at
s.; 49, AGO. G. 26o and 80 aks at Sc; $50 do at
58c = tjusie1.
Hye-ycry little doing. a sale Of II sacks at 5oc and
8 cks at the some ngnrea.
DafleY-A sale rGpofteu OF oM sacks spring at sc.
, 1863-08-20

Sugar and aolasscsW did not learn Of sa!es Of any
moment to-day. Small lots from stoF- may, however
BE- quoted It A9a!se for good common, 1oH@1o4c for
auction Is brs brine soid AZ 1fEa1is The nat as
3f mo1asses weIe q S7kc for good fermcntlng from
1rst 1nnts, and 4Qc for common from spcculator3
The most Important feature to-day tn commercial
Circles Blended Of course With moneyel connections
vas the s5Iiyql at t5e lcvee Of steamboat from St.
SO Of bzeadstufs md other Western nro;iucts, but
with few meats provisions excepting live stock
to be converted. FoloHing the announcement Of this
esa ct ~ a aGFo Tas r. great eomott2n u the hour MAJ
from New York and Hfadepnia auter1er to this arrf
Fal had oycrstocked our market and prices rap
Idly Fecedtng The general Western produce market
ana ~ ~ Interests eonHeetea With a5s ansetta:
na resourees to absorb the e1blss or breadssu now
Offering @ seeking market. Ne Do not know Of
PLANTER who Is In position to avail OF the lowest prccs
which may follow the present stock OF breatns and
subsequent receipts, which viii Of course Lead to
great redundancy Of al1 kinds.
Flolz.the supply Is very liberal and with the prob.
ability Of further receipts there demand round
l9ts and sales cannot c efecte1 matezial de-
nl5tng TIC retail demand, wh!sh i connaed to few
and choice supertlne, au 89 5pGSl0 ID for cytrn o
, 1863-08-20
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.


WEDNESDAY EvKsI1a. August 70, 1868,
The activity which We noted IN our last review stI
continues On tho Increase rs tho country merchants
have greater confidence in the future Of prices and
buying freely In anticipation Of m advance Stocks,
both East and West, are becoming rcducc and eoue
brands OF Checks stripes and denms arc altogether
out Of tho market. Standard henvy sheetlngs are firm
at our quotations. although inferior brands Of full
weight arc selling shade lower. For pias and purple
Prints the demand is active and tho supply Is very
much reduced There Is steady inquiry for Defines
and Glnghams. Cotton Warps are scarce and diitcnt
to obtain, md although tho mills commenced some
time ago. they hare not peen able to I'LL the orders,
which have been accommodating. In Wooden goods
there Is quite an extensive movement aud prices are
without decided chango. For all kinds Of notions and
fancy goods there Is an active demand. Dealers
throughout tho interior will lind this city the best mar.
keith whfdh to rop1cnish their Stocks as our n,er-
chants arc selling gools lower than toey can be re-
placed
, 1863-08-20

MICHIGAN PINE LASD5.-The great sale Of
pine lumber timber lands in Michigan will
take place at Detroit on the I'd of September
next. These: lana7 we're carefully sn;ieeccttssaa
nan! :cars elrce By the st. Mary's Falls Ship
Canal Company, and embrace large bodies Of
the most valuable pine lands II the United
States. i presents new opportunity Of In
vestment to capitalists as well as l1mborinen.
Catalogues and maps maybe found at tho
store Of Fairbanks. Is Greenleaf, Lake street.
MORE Tnoors CoM1sG.-At half past e1ey.
en- O'Clock last light two companies Of sol
d'ers, from Camp Douglas, embarked on
beard of train On the Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne Railroad and started for Camp Denni-
son, where they arc to attend TO the shipment
Of several thousand rebel prisoners for Camp
Douglas. They will return with their inter
esting.. charge in n day or two.
BASE BA1L.-There will be baseball
match to-day, ut 8 p. m., on the West Side
Cricket Grounds, between the Garden CITY
ard Okceola Clubs, Of this city.
ladies Loyal Union Leagues In the
f. North West, :
th sS paeasa.S e,s IN morning tne LoJa! Ladies'
tnt ~ cste!1 siaus, t9at ta!ehsed and compe-
yarions portions Of ihe Western Suites. for tho
faal[,uas q olgahhazing Laa1es Loyal: Union
Loyai States. The pisetical Benefits arising from ON
fnrthn sstats WI ee o. nealcuable benefit
our country. We trust that evary patriotic and
1tberty loylng Lady n tho Loyal States viii enroll
esa W. n ~ es.nns s aaa glorioas cause.
stn VINO % H1e aestoas 9l eaeeting such organi-
'"as' ~n'eSse' LII
e~Dr J.mes~ fo,me-,v ~ Hou, f,.,a.,. ,,r.
~ 81 n.naninh strcot Eiinsn ~. t>sm ~ Oigsass no"
tn-is,s fron1 ,hn,f III H. taS tSu49cea eai
takes TO the' Gnlf fTon rrnincnt 1nadTca3 -,an n'
professors Of medical col1saes and nosy H. 1,a ns
duess he following, taken ffon the columns d the
Tho editor OF tbs psper has Known he e hosto- 1sS
personally and the,ef9re what 1e s"Va mt INV M e
*Da. JAxxis.-We cali Intention tn thu rn.s,.,,
"fourd IN another n3rt II M. ~ eaes es, TtiSa Wi b9
"a and az n feenny be1nase We know n
sthe lat twenty ,x,rs ii'a aeose o1 4ess los
"Wo ind Tx: ~ most successful physicians
disease or cIsss bE d,esaees ns fnr inats1na Uao
ITO the tscatmenTft consumnt,on and ntYacttnnss
40: lie thro.t Il ffuncs; to diseases sncb az
Hans. II. cnt.. Jous diseases nn aifctions
"of tic skin; to tstt4es Of the eysand car, aswei
.as the dentist to d eases Of tha teeth. All this
scan b come thorcunh aud successful physician,
"in the treatment Of Ill diseases; and we wonlI
.s1,says ,a r,thes recommend friend who was aE
"PractIced ThysieIa, who confineJ Llms self Wholly
nor mainly to te treatment Of such diseases g iust
aas as T
"saty IT, James Is s rpeeiist IN tbe treps gpf
, 1863-08-20
contre1 mostly to tho finer DISSERTATIONS inc1rd,n-
CaEe e Sese; Mcsttza l01el al sta32c anI Cana.Ia

eon1nesi Eos:3y 70 the finer descrirtons includin;
SaFs e Mcstza Q1ne} atst932c, and Canada
G1lAk,FKLASp-The Wool Grower SAYS: The market
GSno!tS Mose activity than fer Some weo past Me-
nui crs nre brought IN from the negilDorIns eoun-
e ~ large loads nn arc taken At prices VARYING tom
70 y cents the latter ngure beo. pail for much TIE
more freely offering to sell than bsers to purchase
s large quantities arc being taken to e.
tnbsh prices TINT VIC should re@arI ourselves s3
n saying TINT AVERAGE price for tho woods Of this
vicinity may be stated at Is. -"
ton, in4traes advance In prices This may be ow.
Ing 70 the ycry limited quantity OF domestic On the
holding small quantities OF wool bought at the higher
prices OF June. and they unwilling to sell q: much
rested In keeping up tie marSet So long there Is
No enent N the GooGo market. Ec cannot expect
, 1863-08-20
Toledo NInrlzct-Aug. is.

Nheat-sales 200 bn II white at Sill u 900 hu NJ
While 1t Slid bn No red at - - n ba reIesf eilsh
e ed g. e. g e. sSa Noi2 RED Ct q q 1sob ba :ea Sis6
1mo bu rejected red at 90; 1,65o ba H. wtits and
Sho 1aS b reg t5ni3Sd} at s1s cog By red q lbs
toned. Oats-Buyers would not par over Sc, Othe,
eraits nominal Frelghts-Rattlcr moro plenty, bul
to QsNcRo o ~ >S' ~
, 1863-08-20
PHILADELPHIA Flour Mnrket-Augustl I.

IaaINAeiph1n Flour MAfkef-AuHuaf III
The demand for Flour Is limited both fo- shipment
and hore use; the market Is vcy dull and prices are
rather loTe- tie only e31ea reported IL small 1ota
to retae5s 4nd esksss atto 8 i?H95s7x for sapecs
and ss0a75o per btl for fancy brands according to
nr0fft
, 1863-08-20
New York T,euther 1Yn.1<nr-Ar, rw

Thc, weeks hustncss In this line. Messrs. Weize, 4
,MeieHme!er notice thus; Henlock sole-Thc INJURY
FOR Prime middle and heavy leather. TIC iaier It'll
ana HGas anmaEed are quite scarcs; some choice
ssrts and sales q the week have been Of a5out
gxteEt. 0ak Solc-PTces aEe Unchanged The dc.
p @ dealefs banda much reduced. tpperin.rough has
esen Intass ~ quiet Weeks receipts Of solo feather
, 1863-08-20
-T+rd drY17nz xy,.tJ

GOVERNMENT sTocks.
Government stocks quiet, without decided change.
Us. year cert. new 99 o. s. Is 81 C. clean JOCK
MoNEE-Moge acttys and nrner at 5Gs q cent
Sterling E3ch1nge lower and dull Mt 137I{9135k for
nrst c1ns. bills.
American Gold lower, opening ut 12536, and closing