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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
St. Louis. Sent. %

S} ~oP'' So
The Democrats Leavenworth special
says authentic advices received there
from Washington to the effect that Kan
sas will be made separate under the CON-
mand Of Gen. Curtis.
Col. Moss men are disarmiup loval an
rallied militia.
In Platte county several Union men
were killed yesterday, and perfect state
OF terrorism exists there.
Five days later advices from Western
Arkansas, states that the rebels Coffee and
Hunter encamped at Cowslem Prairie.
with 1000 men.
Kirby Smith is a. Arkidelphia with the
main body Of the rebel army, which is said
to number IS 1000.
Gen. Cabell is with the Texas troors
and the Arkansas conscripts have Joined
him.
The powder mill at Arkidelphia. con.
tanning upwards Of 100 900 kegs Of now.
der, exploded on, the 18TH. This loss !.
regarded BY the rebels IS most fatal.
Great disafection exists against Kirbv
Smith. Gen. Cabell is regarded . ths
best man in the State.
Gen. Blunt is at TT. SCOTT orpanix;no
new regiments, which he expects 10 lead
to Texas in few days.
Negroes are arriving here in large mum.
oers 70 JOIN Kansas colored regiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
MIDNIGHT REPORT.

Chicago, Sept. s9.-a P. m.

Chicago, Sept. 20 p W.
The evening Journal has especial des-
patch this evening from Washington, sta
ting that the present draft will not bring
into the field more than Is. 900 men and
that the Government will be compelled to
order another draft very soon. The Wes-
tern States are expected to raise their
quota by volunteer enlistment. Iowa,
however. will escape both the draft and
the necessity for volunteers. IS she has
furnished, according to Adjutant General
Bakers estimate, an excess Of over thir-
teen hundred over all calls for volunteers.
The quota of the State under the drift
would be about $4,000, still leaving few
hundred in excess. If to this be added
the troops in camps Roberts and McClel-
Ian, at Davenport, and other parts OF the
State which have not been accredited
there will be an excess of about 5000
over all calls for volunteers and the first
draft. These figures will doubtless be
gratifying to the timorous as we'll as all
persons in any degree imbued with patri
otism and State pride. Iowa will thus
pay no Communication tax. Over Eve million
dollars have already been received BY the
General Government from this source.
Measures are on foot to organize another
Iowa cavalry regiment which will num-
Der as the 10th. 1t is intended to have
the regiment ready for active duty BY
the LIST of January. There are quite a
number Of candidates for the Colonelcy.
but no appointment has been made yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
New York, Sept. %.


The City Of Washington, from Liver.
pool 10th, via Queenstown 18th arrived
at 1000. The emancipationists have
written to Russell thanking him for detain.
ing the Rams in the Mercy and begging
him not to lose sight Of the Governmsa{
on the Clyde.
The Times expresses satisfaction thds
the iron.clads in the Mercy will not lesvk
until something is known Of their owner
ship.
The Paris Moniteau says that the Flor
ida is not privsteer, but forms part Of
the Confederate navy, duly commissioned
and has all the characteristics of an ordi.
nary vessel Of war. Ninety live Of the
crew of the Florida had arrived at
Liverpool in state of destitution.
The men were mostly pressed from the
Confederate army at Brest. They boldly
demanded wages. when they we're all dis.
charged with notes on Confederate sgent3
at liverpool for sums ranging from 800
to $3.50. These claims we're repudiatedj
and the men were threatening vengeanceI
1t is reported that two Federal vessela
we're en- route for Brest 70 prevent thu de-
parture of the Florida.
Paris rumors say that the new Empe-
ror of Mexico recognizes the Confsderatsa
in obedience to the instructions Of Napo.
leon; also, that the Lincoln Government,
will not throw difficulties in the way oil
the French schemes, but will quietly wait
events.
The Times has letters from the Cana
das on annexation TO the States, and sayt
they are free to do as they like, but argues
that they have nothing to gain but every
thing to lose by such . step.
The Russian replies to the Western
Powers have been delivered. They indi.
cate that the Gar is immovable on the
Polish question. The six points arr
agreed to and further discussion is super.
Auous. Russia assumes the full respon.
sibility of her acts.
Liverpool, Sept. l7.-Cotton quiet
the advance was about I'd. Breadstu6'
quiet and steady. Provisions dull. Pro
duce steady. Consols for money 93s@
934. Ill. c. IS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
New York. Sent. %

The Commercial says gold advanced
TO si,4l4@sl,4l4 last evening after the
regular business hours, and has gone
still higher to-day, partly under the fail.
ure OF heavy Spectator, said TO be near.
ly half million short in his deliveries
and partly under reports of adverse nri.
vate intelligence from Rosecrans. The
price opened at l4la but advanced to
IA by IL O'Clock, from which it receded
to l42ii, stiffening up again to l43G
l434. Sales at the board about one bun.
dred thousand at l424@l43a.
A gentleman direct from Morris Island
says few days before he left seven do.
serters arrived there from Sullivan,s
Island. al
Their story is that after the blov;no
up oil the magazine in Fort Moutrie ana
fully expecting continuance of the shal, u
ing on the following day. th. rebels made made
preparations for the removal of their hest
guns With the intention of evscuatino y ,ha
Island, but finding next morninc tia, i. .ho :
Smelling would not be renewed conclrda a
to wait. 1ueo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
baltimore SAINT &c

m, . 0ePt. 20.
The proprletors and editors Of the O.
zette, formerly known as the Erch.naa
were ordered to be arrested to dav for & : !,
publication Of disloyal sentiments ~"
guard was sent TO seize the establishment
Only one of the proprietors, Mr.. Edxara
Carter, was found there. who was arres,
ed. Mr.. Nelson was not found. NJ
VIM. II. Carpenter, editor of the paner
was also absent and neither have yet been
arrested.
Michael Kelly and NJ. p. Pratt we're
arrested to-day BY the military sathorisiss
for selling the publication entitled. /. Four
teen Months Experience in an American
bsss'ie'" ~ Francis Key Howard,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
New York , Sept. 20.

New York, Sept. 20.
The steamer Clinton brings New Or
leans papers of the Goth.
The rebel blockade steamer Alice Vivi.
an has been captured.
There was female bread riot at Mo-
bile, Sept. 4th. The Governor ordered
the 18th Alabama out to put down the
disturbance, but they refused. The Mo-
bile Cadets essayed it, but we're forced to
fy by the women. Peace was finally re
stored. The rioters openly declared they
would burn the city If some means were
not devised to relieve distress.
Paroled Vicksburg prisoners at Mobile
are suffering greatly, and declare if evel
forced into the field they will desert in
the first battle.
Gold at New Orleans was quoted al
37@40.
The steamer Hannibal, of st. Louis
with full cargo, sunk on the 18th five
miles above Donaldsonville. The pas
sengers we're saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
NEW BOOKS.

Aussfn Eitictt-by KngsIay,
Artemus Ward.
Life in the open Air.
Lost and SAved-by Mrs Merton;
Reekfosd-by Mrs. Lille Devereux INFESTED;
Drifting About-by Stephen Mascot;
Ny Southern Friends-by Edmand kirke;
In the Tfcpics-by Richard b. Kimbaii;
Journal of Residences . Georgia Pisataiion--
by Mrs r. A Kenbe.
Poe's Works. Blue and Gold;
Read,e
Gibbons Rome. 8 Vols.
Chamber English Literature;
Information for the People;
Pactsrd's Minor surgery;
The Excise Tax Lavs by Com IN issiner Ktee;
The Fivng Dutchm n-Sxxe.
Marian Grey-ty Mrs.. n. 3 Holmes;
Like aud Unlike;
Les MisersbieE
Orpheas c. kerr's Papers I'd Series.
Freemason's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
Al odds-by The Author Of Quits;
Bars Field and Garden;
Vegetables Of Ameriea:
The Campaign OF 1859 and -.
Physiological Nemoirs--by HAMMOND;
Dickens Complete werts;
Home and Abroad. Second series;
story ofthe Guard,
The PoetsJoufnaI, by Bsyard Taylor;
Parson Brow nlow . Book:
Okxrznso River;
EdvinBro.herloft.by winthrop;
Thisday receivrdst
BRoWSELL's Book Store,
ssE25-d Cor. Main and &th streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
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CHANGES He'd, Rusy or Gray Hair Instantly Gsassv
Btat or Festrsi Brswa. snheat inlnrins the Hair
Staining the Skin. leaving the Hair soff and Beautifully
iDparts fresh vitality, reqaeniy ressornxs preside
color, and s~etses The i'll effects Of Rad Dyes The
Genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BA rcarLoa all others
mere limitations. AMI should be sresaed. Sold by
all Druggists, he. FAcTGKI-sf BAacLar-sr
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Fort Monroe. Sept. 90.

The Richmond Enquirer of the Goth
says after two distinct efforts to capture
Chattanooga, the enemy still hold it, and
are strengthening that strong position
Meanwhile the situation 10 Northern Vir-
ginia has become critical. The enemy is
preparing for a general attack on the
kapidan, and massing forces at Culpep-
per. also encroaching on railroads and
river, which shows a determination to
fight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Chicago, Sept. go.

Chicago, Sept. go.
Gold has been on the rampage here to-
day. There is no regular market for it
here. The buying rates are nominally
f40@ l42. The brokers pay l33fO138
for silver
A private letter received here to dsy,
dated Culpepper c. H, Va, Sept. oath,
the baggage train has been sent TO the
rear, aud We expect to move forward to
attack the enemy. who is strongly fortified
on the south bank of the Rapidan. This
indicates that an important movement is
making, or about to be made, in that
quarter.
An evening paper has the following:
Decatur, ILL.,, Sept. s9.-From one Just
up from below, who is we'll posted, l am
reliably Informed that Sherman's army
corps, in Grants department, has not
gone to reinforce Rosecrans.
Signed, JACK.
The sudden rise in gold is generally
attributed here more to speculative influ-
ence in Wall street, than to any unfavor-
able military news.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
New York. Sent. 90

The schooners Ireland and John +.
n n, were captured by the rebels in
chesapeake Bay previous to the esd
The were plundered and set adrift.
The Alexandria was captured and plum
dered and run ashore. The government
schooner Alliance, laden with provisions
and suffers stores, valued at $4,000
was. also captured.
The crews of the other vessels were put
aboard of her and she was last seen off
Sand Shoals bound south.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
New York. Sent. 2a

Brig. Gen. Robert Anderson, now in
the city. has been ordered before the Ar
my Retiring Board, and it is expected he
WILL be retired from active Service. "A
since the bombardmentof Fort Sumter he
has not been equal to the fatigue and ex
c'tement incidental to the service in the
field.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Leayanxnrth SAINT 90

Gov. Gamble having authorized Col.
Goss, of Liberty Co.. to arm citizens Of
the counties of Clinton and Cass, he has
armed mostly returned rebel soldiers and
men under bonds.
Moss men are now turning Union
men out OF Missouri. Over one hundred
families crossed the river to-day. MANY
wives of our Union soldiers have been
compelled to leave. Four or FIVE Union
men were murdered by Moss men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Fl. Monroe sen, ca

The flag Of truce boat arrived from Ma.
Point this evening with 900 Union sol.
diers. ~
The news in the rebel papers is mearre
and Of minor Importance. The editorial.
are hopeful, but urge the most strenuous
efforts to redeem Chattanooga and repel
the advance OF Meade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Atlanta. Ga. Sent. 26

There was no Sighting yesterday. Gen
h'secrars has sent in two flags of truce
asking permission to bury his dead and
relieve his wounded, Gen. BRAGG re;oct.
ed both of them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Especial to Democrat.

st. Louis, Sept. go.
The Springfield special says it is sta
ted and believed among army men there,
that Maj. Gen. Pope will be assigned to
command in the Department of the
Mississippi.
Gov. Yates leaves tonight for Ohio,
where he will speak to Union men.
Gen. Pope is now at st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Cape Race, s

Cape Race, Sept. 30.
The City of Washington. from Liver.
pool 10th, Queenstown, 18th, passed to-
Inc news will be telegraphed as soon
as the INES are In working order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
St. Paul, Sept, 2

A. B. Smith, of the Minnesota tele
graph company has entered into an en-
gagement with Mr.. Wood Of the Canadas,
to extend the telegraph line N. w. as far
Fort Garry, to connect with the line being
built ly Mr.. Wood, from there to the Pa
ci6c. The right of way through the
State has been granted by the St. Paul
4 Pacific r. r. Co., and We are promised
telegraphic communications with the Pa.
cifc, by the close of next week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Philadelphia. Sept. 90.

Sale of Government bonds to-day were
to the amount of SiO,096. Delaware
bonds were made to the 25sh of Septem-
Der.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
9pefiol Notices.
STATE or IOWA.

ADJurAET GEHKKALs Ofyrcs,l
Davenport Srpt 70, iE63.
Gsn<rsI Orders No. 1874
l. The Northern Border Brigade 8 now Organised
IL hereby disban ded.
IL. Ali ofrcers " the Northern Border Brigade are
hereby direced 70 turn over I'll arms. equipments,
anuuation, and oil other public properly Ito Lieut..
Lewis H. Smith, Or. Master. Of said, Brigade, and
who hereby continued IN sce for tho company
ordered to be organized By this department. order
os this date in plsce Of said companies Of the NoA-
ern Border Brigade hereby disbAnded.
Ill. Vim. s. Pritchssd of Des Moines viii II once
proceed TO the posts where any said {onpaaies
Of The Northern Border Brigade are located and muster
ont said companies Of said Brissde herein directed
and viii master In the ny be raised in acoor-
dance with these orders; ths company 70 b mustered
for service until relieved BY q. troops unless sooner
disehsrged BY order Of The Governor.
Nv. Said Pritehard will also inspect In horses,
equpmenis and arms, and will accept ony khose fitted
for the proposed duty.
By order Of the Governor,
n. B. BAKER
sept2S-css Adlntart General bf Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
S-T-188O-X.
brakes Plantation RfSfers.

They purity. aesnrshss and invironate.
Thar create healthy appetite.
They are saiidose 70 change OF wster and diet.
They ovsYeoms esess fdisss psuoa and late hours.
They grensthen the sys'en and eniven the mind.
Ta-Y preven, nia-n ssis ana intermittent feveu.
They parity The oresih and se.disy Of he stomach
They esre Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They care Diarfhea, Cholera aad Cholera Aorbss.
Tsey cure Lvef Conplsint and Kervcas Headache.
They are The eess Bisiers IN The World. They make
ihe weak man strong. and are exhausted natures
sreai r-aoreF. TAsy made Of pure 81. CroiK Ran
iAs celebrated Esssya Bark res&s and herbs and are
ssk waA the pleasure OF beverage. without regard
10 age OF time OF day. Particularly commended 10
delicate persons requiring eentle simusrt Sold By
AL Grocef-, Druggists, Ho<eis and saloons
r. b DRAKE CO., 222 Broadway. xew-Ycrk
Sold By Andrew j. Wiikihson,
teSE-dAssm Ne. ~ Aain-st-. Keskuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Decafur. Eent 90

-, Deeasur, sept. ~.
Inc fs'r may BE- said to be we'll under
way: there i good attendance. The
we.snef 10 SPLENDID. The receipts 81 vss
tefdsy exceed one thousand dollars:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
Commercial.


UAILy0AT CRY 0r,rcx.l
ksoxrK Sept. -, ios3
PRODUOB AND RRovnoEoNo.
Aone demand eonsunes At good AenSes nearly all
produce hiss y pSsred Oar shippers a. senss-
quence have done . light business the past weak.
Provisions are ATEer, with fair demand for Bacon
and Lard.
RLoUK-supsrAEs - 20; sprfs whsss sxsra.
~ Fall Wheat Extra o. u.s.
CORN MkAL-ei e5 70 81 10 , Ieo ~,
BRAN AND sHORTs-soc 70 81 . IooAs.
SHIP sTUT1-ecc.
CORN-5ocV bush.
8ARLEY-7se 70 81 rs nominal.
wHEAT-PAli 81 ocDsl 10, Spring sso7se , su.
KYR-s0,
OATS-4o945s.
NEW POTATOks.-so1oo c; Relaii 25s per peck
BuTrEn-common I2c; Choice, Is to tic; retail,
! u TO 2oc
EGGS-16 to tic.
CHICKEKs-el IS to q 40.
LARD-e q sic.
BAcoN-shoaidsrs, Sac; Hans 7ic: sides she.
WHITE BEANs-Conmon TO good o. 70 81 =.
Prime Navy e9oes so.-Nominal.
TALLoW-7x - s,sc.
HAY-Tmothy, eI2 90 10 els %, baled e1s %
to ei7 o.; Prairie % TO slO %.
GROCERIES.
Tho mark ct has been very much excited on account
of the advance in the staples. sugars have sdvaneed
fully one cent for The higher grades; Teas about
10 cents; Cohees from Ia 10 Ia with diminish he'd
stocks east.
suGAh-Hev Orleans fair. i3s; prime II
choice l4t New York, G, Isle; New YORK. A, isc;
crushed posderedI1.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sugar Hosss 7O07sc; Col
densyrup ssrgsHc-very scarce sorsnm 4oa SOC.
coFFEE-Ric so0aas, lava 20; Lasuyra
RIcE-ss9hc.
Soda 10 tic.
SoAP-Paim SIC, PANTY &c, German 7le.
CANDLks-SsaYl7to 10; summer Proceed lalc
TEAs-young Hyson, u ie8 u 50, Imperial 81 90
eel 80, Black, 7Se0ei a.
ToBACCo.-Dsrt Sweet, Csc to Soc; Medium Brands
SOC TO sec; Gold and sssura, Leaf, soc TO s5e
NAlLs-Best Brands es Is, rates.
GLAss-sxio City q 50, r.ses.
CoRDAGE-sJte Is3s.
FRulr-DrisdApplss sso7ae per ,. Dried PeaeA
es ~ 10 Ioie. Raisinsss oooes Is.
sALT-Iake - Is
rIsH-S go A.es.rs'' hsl.. q. 9 e s,ss
Nos do DO 500
Hifbbh. No White Fish o. IS
sUNDRIEs.
LKATHEK-sois 3Dx 7S Hsr nessa8G43,
HIDEs-Dry Fila, isc; Dry sal,sd IL: sruhhy
saifpriee green 7e; green sheep peIts Isco
as1resn hog skiss ise.
sEEDs-Timeshy ~ 50 10 IS: Plax, u So
rEATHkRs-3oo4e.
cHEksH-DenaArt II 70 Ia
BKEF cAfTLR-lao4se gross.
sHkEP-es % 70 - 81 Shesd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
n lsEAsE OF rae nERvOts, yEM

n lsE AsEs OF THE NER VOWS, IN
NAL, uAisAay AsD 6kxuAL SYssh ~ .-Ne~
And reliable treatnrnt--in Reports Of the HOWARD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sealed letter envelopes, free
ofchsrEe Address. Dr.s sKILLIN HoUGHToS,
Howard sociaiian, Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug25-dk wan
GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and icuihfai Error,
acnsded b. desire = benefit Others, will be happy
sofurpisa to all who need II, tree Of charge the
esipe and directions for making The simple Remedy
used In bis case. Those wishing 70 proet By his
psrienee-s ad possess ysisabis Rsmedt-wiii
eeve the ssme, b. return mall teasefaiiy Seaisd) BY
ADDRESSING JOHN oGIEx,
ausis-dkssn No. 60 Nassau street, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30

spfros o, GArr CrTr.-Dssr Sir with youY per
mission wsh 10 ssy 10 the readers of yeut paper tha
Wit send BY reurn mail to ell no vsh H. ffree,
Recipe. with fnli directions for mailing Ana using
ample Vegetable Baiaa that will eeecsuaiiy remove,
In 10 days. Pimpies, Blstches Tan Frecklts and all
Impurities OF the skin leaving Tbs same 4of clear
smooth and beautiful.
VII also mail free 10 those having Bail Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions fnfors alton thu,
VII enable them 10 start full growth OF Luxuriant
Hair, vhiskers, ~ Aensiache, in less than % days
All applications answered By return N 4H withou
charge.
Respectfully yorrs,
THos. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist
1eao-dam Ne. s5i Srosdwsy, New YORK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30

I EMONS-5 Cases Fresh, Just re-
IL ceired, and fors4is W
KELLOGG & BIRGE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30

iny TELEsRApat
New Fork MaYkea.
New York, sept. -.
Cctton--ec better. Sales at sac
nour-iesise better ssies ii - s5ss Is for r.
Tn Siste; es Is1oe - z. n. o.
Whea'-Recsipss e. e6s bosh. Market la better.
more active. Sales u 81 l31el 10 for old Chicago
SPRING 81 1891 - for nivaakee Club; SOC 81 Is
for Winter Rcd Western.
cosn-Aarhet unssuied, fuily ie better Sales at 81
ass.
oais-Droopiue. Sales at s7A-sc
Pork-Shsde 6rmer. Sales 1t Ga so6eis 50 fer
old; Ga 90 for new mess
L4rd-Rirn,. iokDiiie.
Whiskcy-Dull ase2xc.
sy rsLEsRxPH.l
stock Market.
New York, Sept. 20.
stoek-BettcY. not very active.
Noney-s37 per cent.
Sterling Exehsnge-ursetued for bestbiiir.
0old-<sss, closed t9i
U. s. Year Csrti1cates loik.
U. S &c, 81 Coupons, lot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30

SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokuk. Iowa, hay 81 Isas
NoT1cE.-To all pessons having guns, Fevoivsrs
pistols, or mutations Of war Of any Kind for sale
ordered not 10 sell dispose Of the without nrst
obtaining permit from the nndrrisned b order Of
me Special Agent OF the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this order will be adis to have such
goods for The use OF the Of the
United states. JOHN srANNUs,
maySc-dr Surveyor and Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-30
DRY GOODS.

Are very active and mef- Oar m @rrhznts report
very large trade the pat week passirF all expeets-
tons. T1e fact that merchants selling east
ern prices has had tendency 70 s,.saa buyers Who
hitherto bought 10 other markets.
sHsgTis6s = sHtRTiSss-as TO sse.
DRILLs-eS to sc.
PRlSTs-I3k TO zoe.
+ DELAIss-fe TO 31
GIyGHAAs-si 10 xse.
CHADWICK COATS spooL-oe<.
sKEIN THREAD-el 90 to 81 49,
FARMERS MECH CAssIMERE--se TO CSC.
skf3T BRATD-Soe to 81 o..
CORSET JEANS 80. o Csc.
DESIMs-9e 70 37ts.
TIckisG--ao 10 toc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-16
Triblte Of Respect


At meeting q tbs Caasies Gay cavalry .cs "a, 40
nnrpose Of giving expre to thsir feelings on
the ccessicn Of the less OF ths:r I'd Lieussoent
HII.L CIRfxR, who fell n the early sssge O. tas
ensagsusnt nsar frelesicksoSlS ca We "a 60
Lseut Wakee was ealicA TO ms oaAu. ~. .nosi.r
qhoe Pollard appointed secretary cn =. Eo ss.s;
ths following CON m!ttss were .pponte. 70 ossss
resolntious viz: 1t John Lamb Onfsusn, =
e.ls,Hs. snd Jas W wilcox. Whersupon they 70.
ported the following, which we've 0os"''''"S''
We. tbs members cf the Chsslss CITY c.v4y'
4aha thIs opportunity to express our higo spPreca
tion a the character k1d quAlties 0. our .s.o
B EiIl Oartsr, sud ocs dcep seSEe1 A0o 30s' Hei'
ao.rcy a. his untimsly death.
Iao,rsd, in That we deeply dsplore tbs SAG ie,s
which has snasehed fcom rs our EAsns end cnIvai-
rio Lieutenant; aud although NO ooc u ncn.H'o
resiesssion to the Divine mazdste ~naen mas cafo
10 TIA lag: resting piaes aprtt Ie:ay soo ws'ns
for that call a.iA Ne cannos bat greatly Feel our
Ion and mourn |. accordingly, fos tn his destn ~
eiety has lost brilliant Ee, the army nioas VA
isut solder, ths cause q devoted hero, ana VIC
ta.sd sEd faithful officer.
"a That, q q man his cheerful Split. smiAbis
nature. end diguiasd aeportmsnt, rendered BIN an
agessbls companion, aad & constant and generous
81 That No recognise ia the unss q 81 patriotism.
the indefa.igsble seal aid ururins energy OF cuE
dee. assd ccmrade, an example worthy Of oaf emu
lst.on end one that should ncite as to greater ei
forts and ncber daring ia TIE sacred causo In voisiaS
cur happiness and the happiness Of iii 10 love.
Ar That No extend our heartfelt sympathies TO
tbs bsrssved parents aud mourning friends OF the
d sssed And while We deplors III. loss they have
su.tainsd We feel assured that their los b lis eef'
nal gain.
copy also forwarded to the family VI We dssssssd.
" WALKER. Chairman.
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man please COPY.