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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-12-03

RATIFICATION NOTICE
b. q Harris, / In the Circui,
VS., Court for St. Msry's
". NJ Hayden l. County. sitting rs ,
&. Fred. Maddox. Coar, of Equity. N.
Administrators of G. 1863.
George Hayden. &
others
nRDFRED By the Court, that the
~ Trustees report. filed in this case. b
ratified and confirmed. unless cause 10 the
contrary BE- shewh. on or before the third
Monday in June next: Provided copy OF
his order De published in the St. Slary's
iazefte. snce week for three weeks.
prior to the said third Monday of June
Iext.
The Trustees report states the amount
Of sale to be "a .O05.
GEORGE BRENT.
True Copy-Test.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE, Crk.
Dec. Sd. 1S63-3w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-12-03
j. Y. WILKINSON
GROCER 6 COM MISSION
III E R c Isl a II r,
No. l22 Dugan's Wharf.
Bill TI.nORE.

Keeps constantly I'm hand large assor,~
nneni"f Ci'ERIOE FAMILY GROCERIES
Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Tobacco. Sc.
CARS, &c, which will hc snlt, wholesale ar re-
tail. at the loves market prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE. &c I'll kind. ..,ld
On commission. aud special attention paid :,
the sale of TOBACCO. WHEAT AID otner
GRAINS. Commissions az ali kinds eyecu.
ted promptly. with tie iri:,est regard to ne
interest of ths cnn.lgrs<.
PrDiic patronage IL most respectfully soli-
cits6
Feb. 9Th, lss2--tf
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-12-03
NOTICE.

NNHE Commissions for the various off,
IL GERS elected at the late election have
been received, and are uow ready for
delivery.
JAMES T. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk.
Dec. Sd, ls63-tf.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-12-03
RATIFICATION NOTICE

Dec. 3D.. Ia63--ts.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-12-03
NOTICE..

HAVING purcha>cd the stock e .a,is @.
tie lat. hrn. .d Leach K johnson, !
snail co,,sinae h,lsae-s al thc old s;ani. b.t
shall. ierraf;er, sril l"r CASH Only .,hs'l
raarn from BalIi,n"re city in t.w DAYS
with fine a-sorin'.n. of FALL ard WIN
TER GOODS, sui shall tie glad to SIC tLe
patrons of tic n!d firm, and The public gencr.
ally. when they desire anything IN MY line
have adopted the CASH sysnm that may
luy i"wer AID sc.l cheaper. which must prove
mutually beneficial I" myself ana ,,..,ctness.
WM. F, LEACH,
Head of 81. Clenlant's Day.
OctoiAr 18th. ts63--t..
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-12-03
PROFESSIONAL.


hR. j. r. Tif0S. i.EFyE3 has lnrssef
IL .; '.WH!TE PLAINS" sh.-ri nile
from the village 'si Chapsie".ane respectfully
oilers his professional services TO the i,i.tiic.
He will dey-.tr hsllrself exclusively ~ ia
practice of HE pr,ssessis,n.
Las. l6,h. lSb2-sf.
GARDINER, s'rTART & 70,
WHolrsAin & gEsal 3Eocass.
81 cheanSbie. I'D door above rsssi S..
Y BALTIMORE.
= ~. GawnTssR.
T.. ". S'rGART.
J.. u. G ARlnNER. .
Keep constantly GA haei laysr and rrreha!.
ly selected slack of Groceries, Liquors., Sc.
March 26,i,, lsss--,si. -
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-12-03

TEE undersigned most respectfully ea,.s
the attention Df the Farmers AID ysr-
chants Of ~. Sary's. TO his a.sortinsste Of
A agricultural implements. msss ell IL which
are made at biz "wn P.ct.ry, " Baiug,o,s,
Pioghs. oi all Varieties; Cultivaturs for Cora
Il Tohacc': Hs-ro~s sf every Description:
Corn Plafsefrs:s Cora SHELTERS; Iierse P..wc,..
Jhresl'rrs IL Straw Carriers; Montgb,se-ys
WHEAT Fans; Rays Rcapc~, aid s:ri,ne. cve-
rything that Oh. Farmer may want il. ny
lire CAT ie furnished him.
". II. HARDING.
100 Pratt Ssfsea,
Baiiim.se.
i.s'r G tsirghsm Z uanl.ns.
F., aes.,, y;iS-s:.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-12-03
NOTICE OF COMMlTTAL TO JAIL

BE is verr black. ah-ut FIVE fact SIX inches
high. saws h~ l'-i.ngs I" Dr. Walter Bris.a,r
.f st. MAJ, : L .un;y. liza, - ..f.ct in the
RICH, eve. Had on ordinary clsthing lie is
about 80 yeats aid.
New r",,s is h~rei,r given. that unless nc
owner III sah. negro. William Barnes. shall
cnme fsrward on or hef,re the 18th NJ Jam
nary. ls:A. and pay or secure al AticI costs
AMI charges bavs accrued or may accrue
~ reascn al experimenting. prisoning and
advertising sail runaway. then the said negro
will I've discharged. aec"r.i:n. T.. law
PETER q. CHIMES. Sheriff
"f Prince Georges Couary.
Noy. 10Th, ls6S-sw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

DLEKCKERBTREKT UNIvERSALISr CHURCH.-RBv.
~ Noses Beilou breaches tomorrow morning In the
evening he win give discourse Music Part Of
Christian Worshtp."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25
sTEAMBOATs.

MORNING BOAT FOR PEEKsKILr.-THE AURORA
W. Win rssume her regular trips 70 Peeksk Saturday.
18th inst, leaving Jay street. pier ececk
tcuchns 81 nrsissA ssrsst and en- the intsrmsdiass
iandingl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25
GKNrLRMEN's LIST.

Yeick Mrs Anthony Young Mrs Maria Yocum Mrs W d
wager MrsCstharine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25
Army List.

Jordon Josiah T. Co G, sd
NY Vols
Kerriean Patrick, Co K. sth
US Inf
Krickser h, Co A. U 8 Eng
Leasuro Railey, l38th regt Pe
Ls atf ssrs. r s, s.s U 8 cav
Libby Benz, 24th reSt Marine
Marsh Chas d, Assist Surgeon
o7th regt NV
McCarron Capt Recruiting
odlcer. Broadway
Manchester Ben |. Co B, LIST
regt Sharpshooters
Morrow X A, tprisoner) 18th
reat N Car Vols
Mott Col Thos Il, headquar.
sers nth N Y cav
Msttucheck F, late FirstLieut
Third bat, N Y artil
hulysny Jas W, Co B, LIST regt
Mc1uai Christopher. Co A,
l0oth regt N Wv
Mold Prig Gen
Moves W II. y A. late at Gen
Hosp
Neviii Chas, c. 3. 10th rees
Osborne Surg J Q. ed n w
Price Col Walter N, LIST regt
Peterson Major, UsA.
Piatt Capt Saml K. Act Quar-
Pstten Capt Geo. Asst Adj v
PARCELS Dsnl Z, BattsryH, LIST
regt N Y artil
Peugnet Capt z. NV
Potter Mai Jim, late SCOTS
Life Guard
Ryan Patrick, Co b, I'D regt
kYS M
Reilly John, q 8 Genl Hosp
Roseberry rhos II, 9th rect
(HAwklns Zouaves)
Stanley John. late Douglass
Sweet serEt chas, seth reg.
NY Vols
smedberg Capt VIM r, re-
cruitiug ofiicerl<thregUS inf
Smith Capt ID II, A ON
Tappan Noah ", 10Th regt, Co
+. Ind Vols
Thornton Ma B, W A
Tucker. Sth inf, late Fort CO.
lumbus
Turner Col J d, A DC
Treadweil Capt VIM A, Co B,
7th reg O l.
Underwood LicutJohn, USAS
Valley Sergt James, l55th
RECT NYSv
Vanderbilt Major,
Woodwork Surgeon \
Wilson James, Uen Hosp
Walker Capt 7 W, Sd inf
Williams Maj LAwrenos
Wilson Charles. Co B, las regt
Wilson Lieut. Philip L,5sNYv
Williamson Capt & B. top eng
Wilsey Sylvester. late Gov
XUIA00
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA-
street.
fRRAsURER's Ovyfcz, April Ii l06A
DIVIDEND Of hree dollars per share (ree from govern
this day been declared the capital stock 81
the company payable at this ece and ster Friday.
Nay I. 4. -
Nay I. inclusive. W. BEAENT. Troasu<er.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

AlDIs Raj
Langslsr Lewis ID, o 9 gun.
boat Ottawa
Landsdale p, U 8 Q John
Adams
Lee James A. flagship, Key
West, Gulf squadron
Lee G, Navy Yard
Moses Acting Master
Merrii Peter, U s st Jacinto
Maliary Paymaster John 3
Moore Geo, steamer Pioneer
Moone Geo, steam er Pioneer
McAllister VIM U s gun
boat Seboga
Norris Thos r. LIST assistant
engineer U 8 gunboat Flora
Perry Thomas, U s Quaker
Psyna,astsr's oerk. U 8 str
In0
Philips w r. acting Ensign
Porter VIM ID. Commodore
Rappell George W.. acting
masters male, In charge OF
prize schr Rising Dawn
Roe Lieut. Commander L A,
RYAN Daniel. ship Nshsnt
Ryan 9, o 9 ship Morning
Read A A Paymaster John,
u = iron-clad Keokuk
Richardson Psymaster r J
Steinietz John. U . brig Balm
bridge
Shepherd Knapp, shiyely. A.
sistant Surgeon j w
6taincliR John Henry. gun
boat Winona
simmonds Albert, y 9 gun
boat SonomA
Smith Herman. q. 9. str
Oleander
Smith j w, U g gunboat
Ethan Allen
TAggart VIM, u 8 8 Sabine
TAYLOR Lat Assist Engineer
WIN 3. U 8 ram Queen a.
the West
Turnbull Leander. y 9 trsus-
port Pioneer
Wilson Chief Engineer. =
Williams william, sunboss
60nomA
Webb Francis. str OuIiew
Wright George O. y 8 str
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Tce A
Timby j Il
Tin key John II
Timpsnn ThomasW
TiellmAn Louis
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IsrrsasoNvIIia RAILRoAD rIRsz noRroAoH
ONO. J..,..so.nII. RA,..oAD ,co.ss.Asr.i

In accordance With the OF agreement betweea
this and the holders OF ts first bonds.
dated April q isse public notice e hereby given that thii
ooe United States Trust Comnany. New York city
q the owsse offer below all Of the outstanding sad Jef
for sale q said bonds may DO under SEAL the
fers Of the First AorteAge Bond or Bonds) Of the eerscn
y, " q 20 me non * e s
And public notice also hereby given the holders q
fered 70 s sf sasd bonds nov OUTSTANDING N
the United Trust Company w upon presentation e
their Office No. - Wall preel redeem 81 and accrued h.
me nuser q 2ss not presioy aeys.tssd tcri Or sur
the 30h DAY OF April 1858 interest I'll sAid bonds win
g. b. 4 CAHPBELi. Secretary and Treasures.
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NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1863

Todd Paul r 4 Co Tucker Az
1homasF Frederick Turnbuu 4
Thompson Chas Turnbull James D
Thomson Geo Tunison Philip w
Thompson Georgia. Truax Geo w Hays
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A THENHUM SERvrCES.-RKv. MATHEW HALE
n Smith will preach In the AthenBum Of Clinton
and Atlantic streets Broo.,yn 70 morrow a 9k NJ on
" r. NJ The Presldenrs Proclamation for National
fa Sunday School r. NJ Singing BY the School and
Sunday School vocalists Of O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

Hart Cornelius
II aou 4 A
Hasscnyen Philip
Haskill James
HAslup J
Hathenay James
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ANEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY,
April r. 1853 The Board Of Directors have this d,y
declared quarterly Dividend OF four az per cont payable
On sad afses the Let day Of Nay nett -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

CuNDAy MORNING. BoAf.-fHB AURORA WILL
Ia Il Hissssk srss{ saS Il iss isssSsdsis ssdias
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T THE LAI0Hr STREET CHURCH, CORNER OF
"A Laight and vanck streets (St Johns ParkL-Rev
Kaoch, the Pastor win preach Sabbath morning ct lOx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

TRANSFER OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND NORTH
4 Western Railway Company. No 8 Wall street, New
funded coupon bonds Of this company win be paid pro
senation II this onice and after May The coupons
whose the Londs regsered their written
order. JAMES T. YOUNG, Secretary.
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NHUCH OF THE ADVENT (EPIsCOPAL,, SIXTH
avenue between rorynrst and Forty second streets,
l0k O'Clock A. n and O'Clock r. n The Rev A. b. Hart
rector Ia a.HHl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

Hoffman q Cams
Hitfses Capt James
Hogan Michael
Horgpon T ID
Hilaru Nelson
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, Oct. 90

Louisville, Oct. 22.
Prevalent rumors say the Lebanon
train has been captured to-day. The best
information procurable says the train put
back safely to Lebanon, but does not
give the reason for the return.
Aspecial to the Journal from Knoxville.
Oct. list, says the rebels attacked Col.
Wollord yesterday beyond Philadelphia,
Tennessee, and captured his battery of
mounted howitzers aud portion of bis
wagon train. Our loss is about 100. We
took about the same number of prisoners
and drove the enemy back beyond Phila-
delphia, but whether these be raiders or a
movement in force is not known. We
are prepared for them.
We still .,old all our ground in the north
east part of the State.
Loyal Tennesseeans are hocking to
Burnslde's standard faster than they can
be armed. Greatest activity prevails in
military circles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

quiet. Tallow steady. Petroleum quiet
and seea1y.
London, Oct. 12.-Breadssuffs steady.
Sugar quiet and firm. Coffee firm.
GREAT BRrrAIN.-The Daily News be-
lieves every English General whose req
son has not been blinded BY passion and
prejudice will congratulate himself on the
steps taken by the Government in seizing
the rams.
The Morning Star considers the act a,
significant that Earl Russell has succumb.
ed to the pressure on him by the Fedora!
Government.
The character of speeches at New York
to the officers of the Russian feet had
invoked considerable comment in Eng.
land.
1t states, in regard to the Mexican
question, that the Emperor Napoleon has
addressed an autograph letter to the
Archduke, Macmillan, fully approving
his reply to the Mexican deputation. l,
is also ststed the reply of MAMMALIAN in
Austria is regarded as an acceptance Of
the throne OF Mexico In February or March
next.
PoLAND.-The Paris correspondent Of
the London Times believes it true that
Prince Czartowiski has demanded of the
French and English governments the re-
cognition of the Poles as belligerents and
that France will not at present accede to
the request. What the reply of England
will be is unknown.
Affairs in Poland continued withou,
change. Tranquility was restored 10 near
ly every part of the Province of Lutz
hama.
FRANCE-A Paris letter says Of Gen
Forey's return to France that he will moi
be followed by any reduction of the
French army in Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Vote of Ohio Soldiers at Morris Island.

New York, Oct. 22.
The following is the vote of Ohio SOL
diers at Morris Island:
Twenty fifth sOhio-Brough 1879, VAL
landigham 7.
Sixty-second Ohio-Brough 272; Val
landigham 81.
sixty.sevenlh ohio-Brough 23S; Val
landigham 90.
Seventy fifth Ohio-Brough 100; VAL
landigham none.
Hun ired and seventh Ohio-Brough Is;
Vallandigham none.
Hospital-Brough SO Vallandigham
one.
Total-Brough s9s; valandigham SO
The Times has the following letter from
Morris Island dated Oct. 18th:
During the past three or four days there
has been but little ffing on either side.
The enemy is waiting upon the iron clads
to come up, for which event be Is reserv-
ing his ammunition. Admiral Dahlgren,
short time since, expressed the deter
mination to high officer to 60 to Charles
ton on the next train, or else assure him
self the iron clads are unequal to the task.
This will enhance the excitement Of
the conflict and do much toward settling
the dispute as TO the amount of work the
iron-clads are capable of performing.
1t is believed James Island is occupied
by about 5000 rebel troops, and Sulli-
van Island about the same number. In
the immediate vicinity of Charleston are
quartered 10000, making an aggregate
Of about 10000.
Gen. Seymour arrived here from the
North yesterday he has not been assign
ed to a command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
President Lincoln ana the Trade
Union.

President Lincoln and the Trades
Union.
Mr.. Adams, the American Minister at
London, has addressed Hon. John
Bright. NJ. P, the following letter, in ac.
Acknowledgement Of friendly communica.
ton from the Grades Unionists" to
President Lincoln
LEGATION OF THE U. s., LONDON.
SIR: ! have the honor to inform You
that the President of the United States
has received the resolutions of the Trades
Unionists, adopted at their meeting held
at St. James Hall, London, on the e6th
of March last, and heretofore transmitted
to him through the medium of this Legal
ton. am directed to request you to
say to them, on his behalf, that he is pro-
foundry impressed by the liberal senti-
ments which they have expressed in re-
gard to the United States, as well as BY
their good wishes for the restoration of
their internal peace upon the only sure
foundation OF national integrity and
Union. The President, moreover, appre.
ciates the earnest desire which peryades
the address of the Trades Unionists for
the preservation of peace and harmony
aud mutual affection between Great Brit.
ain and the United States. That desire
is viewed BY him as just, natural, wise
and humane; while it is in exact accor-
dance with the earnest wishes of the
American people. The President viii
lingly believes that in these respects the
Trades unionists have spoken the voice of
the people Of Great Britain; and in the
same sense he responds to it on the part
Of the people of the United States, with
equal directness and not less earnestness
| have the honor to be, sir, your ODE
dent servant,
CHARLxs FRAxcIs ApAMs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
FOREIGN NEWS.
St. Johns. N. f.. q

Nv SoHHs, N. Il :, O1t, 70.
The steamship Hibernia from Glasgow
18th, has arrived.
The seizure of the rebel rams is con
hrmed
Liverpool, Oct. l2.-Cotton advanced
one penny. Breadstuffs steady. Proyis.
ions quiet and steady.
London, Oct. le.-Consols closed at
9ss@93. Erie 6s@G9.
Cotton excited and had advanced on
American.
BreadstnfFs generally steady. The
usual authorities report flour steady
Wheat irmer. Corn firm (; mixed 27@
90. Provisions quiet and steady. Beef
quiet. Pork quiet. Bacon steady. Lard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

DINING AND DEBr.-The Confederates
early attempted to gain consideration in
Paris by giving dinners. They hoped to
carry the city by champagne. A large
number of young rebel gentlemen. who
were engaged in this business of dining,
have suddenly fallen short of funds. Mr..
Slidell declines to render them any assist
ance. and duns begin to threaten 1t is
feared they will find the position as pris-
oners of debt quite as unpleasant as many
of their fighting comrades have found to
be their positions as prisoners Of war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE,

DATCHELoRs5 celebrated HAIR DYE " thu Beet
ID IN tAs World The only HsrmLess, 7rrs ssd Rxis.
ssis Dye kncvn. This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
changes Red, Rusty Gray Hair instantly Giassy
Biak or Neutral Bvsvs, Without iniu ring the Hair
Staining The skin ieavingthe Hair Soft and Beautiful;
npas,re.h vitality, frequently restoring its preside
color and reetifes the iii effects Of Bad Dyes Tbs
Genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BArcaELoa, all others
mere mutations. and should be avoided. Sold BY
ali Druggists, &c. FACTGgf-N BAkcLAv-srRxKr
New YORK. B.rcHxLoR's Nav TosLET Cay- u FOR
DRESSING THx HAIR. lssdAviy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
Funeral Of Gen. Lyttle.
Cincinnati. Oct. %.

Cincinnati, Oct. %.
The funeral of Gen. VIM. II. Lyttle,
killed at Chickamauga. took place this
afternoon after the service at Christ
Church.
Several regiments of militia and vol
unteers and number of artillery officers,
various courts, city council, and a long
line of citizens 10 carriages moved through
the streets. Flags were half through
out the city, and many tokens of respect
shown to the memory Of the deceased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
NOTICE.

To Charles Cannon, Isaac Hall Henry Howell
Lamont, Bar bsrh Miller, Isaac Gifln, James
Robinson, ST.; Is 5 Merriam, o Burbridge Geo
Frederick, " Graves. Hedges, w PTurner,
assignee Of Patrick CtoUse. state CT Iowa tfor
the use OF School FUND.-, Geo Anderson * To
fon, and each Of YOU are hereby notifed thatthere
Is now on ME 10 the ofee " The CLERK Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee county, Iowa, at Fort Ma fson q
petition OF Hiram Barney claiming OF you, Charles
Lanuon, the sum OF Five Hundred and go leo
Dollars With per cent interest per annurn PAYABLE
annually as money due On a Mortgage made by you
70 Charles Mason. and since assigned said Hiram
Barney, dated May 10th, A. D. 1853 also claiming
against each OF You the foreclosure ofsad Mortgage
the same being upon certain lots Ia the City OF co.
kuk. described in said petition, for the pure base
moneV ~ Lee county. Iowa, part Of hch have Lv n
rele5ted nm said Aorgage therein set fort h and
furitrsIa ing for sale ofssid premises, general
relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon of the second day OF the next
term Of said District Court TO commence ct Feri
hsGison on the first Monday OF December A. D..
s63 default will be entered against yon and judg.
ment rendered thereon prayed for IN ssid De tton
NOBLE sTnONG
oeto-d4w Attorneys for pl2inuG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

PRISONERS COMING. McGinnie,
of the commissary department, arrived
here this morning, and is stopping at the
Rock Island House We learn from him
that 5000 rebel prisoners will be here
this week, to occupy the Rock Island
Barracks. He has l60 tons OF commits
sary stores on the way, portion of which
will arrive today R. l. Argus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
CORRECTED pAILYBY
s. H A NJ l. L.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.


PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
RLouK-superaLe "a 70: sprin, Mhess extra
-; Pail Wheat Extrss3 IS 10 - IS.
CORN MEAL-el 40 y 100 rs,
SHIP sTUfP-si Is to u 90.
CoRS-Goc . bush.
aARLEY-15e 10 81 rs nominal.
wHEAT-Rail 81 oossI 10; Spring ss97sc , IN.
RTE-s5c
OATS-s0e
NEW POTATOES ssoc; Retail 25c per peek
BuTrER-commonI 5c: choise, II to zoe; retail,
~ to Csc
EGGS-l7 TO Iac.
CHICKRHs-sI 40 to u co.
LARD-s sic.
BACoN-shoulders, Sac; Hams 1ie: Sides ekc.
WHITE 10 good 50 to 81 rs
Prime Navy 90 90.
TALLow-7A 10 sxc.
HAY-Timothy. sI2 % to els 90, baled eN 90
TO eli o.; Prairie % to SIC 90.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-Sow Orleans fair. I2ie; prime i3x
choice I4i; New York, c, Ice; Eev York A, Isle;
crushed powdered17.
oLassEs-Beichsr's Sugar House 7o97se; Col
densyrup s5sasi os-very scarce sorgum 4o26oc.
CoPPEE-Ric 81 s34c; lava 40; Laguyra
RiCE-9sIoc.
soDA-7 10 tic.
soAP-Paim sic, Family &c, German 7ae.
CANDLEs-Star IS TO 10. Summer Pressed Ieic
TEAs-Yeung Hsson. q 1eaei 50; Imperial u Is
4sl 50; Black, 75c9si 40.
TOBACCO Dark Sweet, Sos; Medium Brands
sos 10 zoe; Gold and Natural Leaf, SOC to CSC
SAlLs-Best Brands - IS. rates.
GLAss-sxio City % 50, rates.
COaDA6E-tsc % Ice.
FRUIT-aaisinss ooSss ss
sALT-iAks - Is
pIsH-so M.essrei tsls. sl.so to slsso.
No. ! do hlfsbis q 90
MOI DO do 800
Hif5bis. No. Whit. Fish % Is
sUNDRlEs.
LgATHRR-So ole JOG IS :Hxrnesr36443.
HIDEs-Dry FIintIse; Dry salted n: rrubb,
half price; green Sc; green sheep pelis I9ca
es;sreen no Z skinsi5e.
enthusiastically 90 50 10 rs; Piax a. 90
PARTNERSHIPS.
cHEEsE-D~nmart Il to i5e
BEEF cATTLR-llasie gross.
sHEgP-sa 50 to 81 ehead.
wooL-Ciran ruo~a.hed - - soc: I'm washed one
bird less.
oILS-Csal OIL soc; retail soc. Lnseed OIL
b5asi 60; Lard OIL. s5c to 30; Fish on. u 10
BEEswAx-35e.
FAT uoGs-e3 so gross.
sAGs-wooi " Cotton ale.
NEW GuNSiEs- 2ls 10 2et.
oLDiRos-ie 3. Brass Toe y D Copper
lee %.
yrcaAsoE.-on New Yorx u percent bank abb
FUNDS: PhilaieIphis, Boston and Cincinnati \ per
cant. st. Louis and Chicago x per cent. G old n
buying.
DRY GOODS.
SHEETISGs h sHiRTING5-2o to zoe.
DRILLS-2S to 4oc.
PRiNTs-l4s. to 23Ic.
DEL4ISS-25 TO 32tc.
0IsGHAMS-23 10 IKE.
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPnoL-eI 90.
sKEIS rHREAD-ti 10 to = 70.
FARMERS x MECH CAssIMERR-so to CSC.
SKIRT BaAID-50c TO 81 %.
CORSET JEANS s7he.
DENIMS-27i 70 31ic.
TICkiNG-92tt 10 soe.
LlNsEYs-soto Soc
CANTON PLANNE1.s--7s TO 45c.