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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

hNE OF TIE ABOVE NAMED PACKETS
~ will leave this poiat daily on .he arrival Of
Eastern morning train, connecting at Nnscatin.
with the cars for Iowa City aud Washington 81
burlington with the Burlington 4 Nj souri, River
kaliroai tor Uskaooss ana Autumws, and it'll
he Chicago train ut Fort Madison with the X 90
kuka Mount Peasant Rai'road Tor Mount Pleas
ant snd keokuk, ana Ut keokuk with packets for
ST Louia
to- Passengers travelling on these boats will
AVOID all vcxsc,ous delays OF passing tho kapids
Freight handled with care and dispatch.
mill If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
To LET.

nFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
- fo.t om.s ana Lecl Ire Bs,cks, The 4 .
Glars Msket House, sut bi Tor storage OF r. in
heavy urrsh .pdise. Appyto
GEO. L. DAvESPo RITZ.
Jo6f COFFIN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

A SUN OF MONEY, WHICH THE OWN~R
n can have by proving property and paying
or this advertisement. Enqsise of
ThOS. MCCULLOUGH,
mh'< At y. l.. Cone. s'or
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

ACADEMY
OF THR
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
DAvENPORT,..... IOWA.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOULD
l hereby inform their friends in Darenpo-t,
and the public generally. that they have rs.opened
he above named Academy for the
education Of Young Ladies'.
The course ofinstruction win comprise all that
herman Languages, music on the Piano, Guitar
sud Dulciner, Drawing, Painting in Oil and Wa
er Coors. and Crsyoning, Plain and ornamental
Needle Work. Knit ing and Dress Making.
Tho former terms considerably 70 uced 10
neet the times, but payments are required in ad-
sancc, and
From this Rule there will be no
DET.l.ATZO.E.
Further information DO OBJ aimed at the
Academy or At tho Schools at st. Anthony's and
Ste. Msrguerit.'s Churches o~s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
Foreign News.
The steamship Hamburg from South :
am,,ton | 3 h arrived here " ith three day.
New loHK March 81.

New York, March 81.
The steamship Hamburg from South :
am,ton 18Th arrived here With three DAYS
latter reMs.
The Gil Bias arrived AT Have March
18th. he repol's having been spoken on
Feb. 23d " he Alabama, " Inch put
aboard her TWO l'rcuchmen belonging to
the Alice Carr ON Bordeaux for New
ork, which had been burnt by the Ala
bama, and had on the same day burnt a
very large vessel bound from California
Tor Quccnstown. The Oil Bias sailed in
company with the Alabama, and in the
morning saw the light of "a filc.
The DAILY Ne,cS says the Lapcana,
which arrived at Southampton March
9th, reports the Alabama rs cruizng of
ST. Lucla, and il was reported that she
captured two ysescls
The same journal says the Gilbrakcr,
late Sumter, had been Thoroughly repair
e at Birkcnhcal, and is now ready for
sca.
The screw steamer Southerner, intend
cd for the Contcdcratc>, was launched
last week The gun boat built by Miller
y sons at Liverpool for the Contederates
Wa, also launched last week.
a telegram from Turin. dated March
10th. SANS that G,rribaldi's wounds have
shown symptoms OF An aggravated CHAR
aCtcr.
FRANCE.
The debate on Poland took place in the
Senate on TUESDAY NJ Borgan en,reat
! HE Emperor and Government t. acquire
mm ita glory by darng 10 accomI lish
great A. of justice and rel alton.
| The debate VIII continu. Wednesday.
The leils .N,npter saws that the
opinions Of the Emperor Of Austria ale IN
/ conformity with tho entertained Al
Pan, with regard 10 the diplomatic
! questions lhut have arisen from events in
Poland
POLAND.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01
From I AFRO.


AlED, Malcn -.
Ispecial 10 Chiclgo Tribune
No boat arrived from below to day.
Alit. Gen Thomas today. IN company
with Gen. Buford and staff, witnessed the
parade Of The 35lh Iowa, commanded 10y
Gui. Hill, and afterwards reviewed All the
troops. The exhibition WAS very credit
..hc 10 the 35th. Aiter the parade, ten.
Thomas made speech to the soldiers, N
Nhch he took oc psion IL reveal a por-
,iun oI his business Ia The Southwest =, he
| alluded 10 the matter oi receiving coIoted
men into our lines, aud rcicrIcd 10 the
manner N which some had been treated,
and noticing cases where they had been
sent back INTO slavery. 1t was the duty.
he said, OF every officer L. receive aud
treat hlndls the slaves who should come
within our lines, and any officer known
To do otheru isc he wond by authority
IN him vested, discharge from the
service II was the policy OF Government
to deprive rebels o then ,boIIug men. As
companies. He was authorized 70 torn
INTO regiments all suitable mcu and place
white officers over them. and pnt them III
proper use IN que.lng the rebellion.
ten. Thomas viii visit all tho posts IN
Gen. Graui's command
Col. Gilbert has issued tie follow ing
order
Lnxlxcrov, Ky, March 81.
Union men Of kentucky are expected
10 contribute towards tic defense OF the
STATE, and we do not think il become,
them 10 cndcayor to have thclr negroes
released from the labor necessary for the
dctcnsc Of THIS city. Ncutrals and secs
| Sion sympalhH Is may think them elves
t,rtuhate II they themselves arc not forced
% work ON the trenches Men who " III
4 lot dcierd thcr country, or who svmpa
IN ~ With those WHO wish 10 dcstroy .
hsNc No ngh,s which We are bound to re.
spec. lil command OF
1 \. ). tillnFRT. Col. Coml'r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

The instruction is spreading.
The Counscllcrs If Warsaw have re
signed the municipality Of tho city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-01

KiGiiAK.IsuN, wa - o.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Frederick. Md. June 26.

There is now no doubt that more than
half of Lees army is now in Maryland
and advancing in three columns into
Penn. Each advancing column is follow.
ed by immense wagon trains, most OF
which nre empty. Ewell commands in
person the center advancing column
Extra Billy Smith commands brigade
in Ewell's corps. The wagon train which
accompanies the center column numbers
several hundred wagons, the majority OF
which arc marked u. s.
Notwithstanding EwelPs orders com.
handing his troops to respect property OF
Marylanders, foraging parties are scour-
ing the country in every direction, steal.
ing all the horses and cattle they can lay
hands on. Several thousand head of cat
tie and a large number of horses have
been gobbled up in Washington county
alone. Neighboring counties are suffer
ing in like manner Most of the cattle
have been driven across the river into
Virginia, to feed that portion of Lees
army which still remains on the other
side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Phila delphia, June &c,


The Press publishes special from Har
burg stating Gov. Curtin received tele-
gram from theoperator at McConnelsburg
stating the rebels, under Jenkins, had en-
tered the town after severe skirmish
with some Of Milroy's troops. Mlroy is
preparing to drive the rebels out, and a
battle is imminent. The excitement in
PI:tsburg undated Troops are being or
ganlzed rapidly.
The correspondent of the News Room
states the rebel steamer Alabama and
Georgia were at Bahia, the 10Th Of May,
coaling. The authorities ordered them to
leave, but there were no signs of their
obeying orders.
The Harrisburg correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press says Gen knipe was
reinforced to-day by several regiments and
ordered to repel any further advance, and
will offer battle on the appearance of the
rebels.
1t is expected we will commence often
sive operations Friday. To-day it is gen
orally understood Hooker's army is at
Maryland Heights and is preparing to
meet Lee.
Persons from Hagerstown say they
think Lee and Longstreet were there on
Wednesday and have AN immense army
round there. The rebels have captured
about 1000 horses and are still mounting
infantry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
New York, June &c.


The steamer Champion arrived from
Aspinwall.
Newborn advices to the 22d state deser-
tiers from Williamsburg report Two rebel
iron clads, with five inches plating on Is
inches of wood, aud mounting heavy guns,
are about ready to make raid on the
blockading squadron. They are about
the size OF the Merimac and lay very deep
in the water and are only able to make 8
or miles per hour.
Wilmington is very strongly fortified
and small force can hold it against great
odds In the vicinity of Wilmington a
number of soldiers and conscripts are en-
trenched aud successfully resisting rebel
authority, having had two engagements
already.
The rebel Secretary of War has order
ed all North Carolina troops into other
States for immediate service on account
of the growing dissatisfaction among
them Georgia and South Carolina troops
to take their place in the State.
The women and children on Cape Hat
teras, numbering some 10000, are in a
very destitute condition and threatened
with starvation. Every man and boy
there capable of bearing arms is vounta-
rily doing military duty in defense Of the
Union. Aid for the families is hoped for
from the North. The Notifications in this
Department are being made impregnable.
Gen. Foster has offered to Gen. Dix
and the authorities at Washington the ser
vices Of ell nine months men in this De-
partment. who are ready to move at mo
ments notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
New York, June 25

A Harrisburg special to the Herald
says the enemy Is advancing slowly. Our
troops are cutting down trees, fences, DC.
and barricading the road 10 Carlisle. The
rebels say they will destroy the crops in
Cumberland valley, and have already done
so TO great extent. Three rebel officers
were taken prisoners to-day.
All drinking saloons in HARRISBURG have
been closed by the Mayor. Considerable
announcements have ben sent to General
hnlpe. who will defend what we now
hold of Cumberland.
A Harrisburg dispatch dated 10 o'e,.,k
TINS evening says the rebels apsear 10
have come 10 stand still. Our troons
are advantageously posted. No repor,s
OF lighting tonight. The telegraph is still
open to Carlisle.
,, Lweifs headquarters are at shippens-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Especial to the Herald.1
W ashington, June 2t

aehihElou, . uhc ~o'
Advices received from Harper's Ferry
tonight state that Lees whole force, or
the greater portion of ii, evidently march
ed with Ewell's advance into Maryland
and Pennsylvania.
No disposition is as yet manifested to
ntiack our forces at Harper's Ferry or
upon Nd. Heights.
There is small rebel force at Charles
ton, but there appears to be no consider
able force this side of Winchester.
The city is filed with runners to day
Of the rebels having established heavy
batteries at point upon the Va. side Of
the Potomac, with the intention of renew
ing the blockade Of the river, There Is no
foundation for these reports.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Especial to w orld.1
Washington, June 25--8 P. NJ

Washington, June 25--8P.
There are strong Indications that Lee
has not only achieved the grand project of
msssing his strength on this side of the
Potomac, but he is actually within short
distance OF Washington, having moved
considerable force from Sheppardstown
and Antietam fords down the tow-path Of
the canal, or else along the roads from
Boonsboro and Middleton to the vicinity
OF Poolsville. Rushville and Rockville
From these points he has direct access TO
the rear of Washing ton. and can by an
expert movement destroy the railroad be-
tween the Capital and Annapolis juno
ton. Unless he should underrate the
force concentrated to oppose him in this
dssign, the enemy las gained a position
OF much importance upon Hooker's rear.
There Is cause for apprehension con-
corning the safety of Tyler's force, which
has been holding Maryland Heights. -
Although it is hardly probable Tyler ha.
been captured, it is possible his commuui-
cation with the army in Virginia and with
the force under Gen. Sehenck has been
broken.
A flank movement on the part Of Hook.
er may result dlsastrously to the enemy
by isolstiny his right from his new base
OF operations upon the Upper Potomac
Whatever truth there may be in the re.
port OF Lees proximity TO Washing ton
there are still operations for repelling Iii.
further advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

The Governor win, by authority of the
War Dept, issue proclamation, which
will be published tomorrow, calling for
$4,000 militia for defense Of the State.
to serve for three months.
The appointments for the diffe rent
cou mites will also be indicated.
Gen. W. F Smith has been assigned to
the defense of the Susquehannah river.
Col. Pierce has been assigned to the
command of the troops at Bloody Run.
Gen. Milroy has been relieved
The Cry Reserves of Philadelphia will
be mustered into the service to-day.
zen. Mura has been assigned to the
command of the defenses OF Philad.lpbia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

Lff Hafaafss d ErrfHr
1, John b. Ogden, NJ, D., asthoE and, publisber Of
Inc Above work do hereby promise and agree 20 send
}feo OF charge 10 any Young who will write iol
u, "mpie copy for persuai. The proper study Of
maikindh MAE, This valosbie work Is issued and
Aens forth for the beneht OF Suffering humanity 1t
treats 10 simple snsnsse on all the aeeases Of Error,
including Seminal Neska.ss, Nervous Debiliiy lndi
settion Melancholy, Insanity. Wasting Decay, impo-
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prescriptions for their permanent cure, together with
much valuable itformstion AIrwho favor me with q
desire TO read my work she'll rsceys sample copy b,
return mall free Of charge
Address JOHN b. OGDEN, ND,
No. co Nassau Stiset, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

Memphis, June Is,
win Cairo .June "a

mouIphis, buHS ~o1
via Cairo. june 20.
Official intelligence from the army near
Vicksburg 10 the 2Oth has been received
here. The siege works continue to pro-
rress satisfactorily. Gen. Grant has good
reasons for advancing with extreme eau
ton.
Johnston was said to have Withdrawn
his troops from across the Big Black, NOV :
ing towards Clinton.
About 10000 Texans attacked Lake
Providence on the 10th. They we're re.
pulsed with severe loss. The negro troops
fought bravely.
Col. Phillips. with 500 cavalry, was
attacked by 2 1000 infantry and 900 cav
airy with pieces of artillery. under
Rockford, on the Tallahatchie. The fight
was very severe. Phillips loss was 7
killed and 80 wounded. He cut his way
out ADD came up yesterday.
The rebels are in force at Bonneville
Gems. Rhoddy. Ruggles, Chalmers and
Bifile threaten our lines, and troops are
reported moving north from Okalono.-
Stirring news may be looked for from
this section.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Jefferson City, Mo-, June &c.

The majority report of the committee
on Emancipation has been under discus
sion all day without action. The Presi
dent Of the Convention received tele.
gram from Gen. Scoheld stating that after
a personal examination Of Vincent Mar.
maduke he has ordered that gentleman
sent beyond our lines for disloyslty. Mr..
Harding was expelled to-day for disloyal-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
THE REBEL ADVANCE
ON THE NORTH!
Large Force of the Enemy
in Maryland !!
THE REBELS STILL IN
PENNSYLVANIA.
FIGHTE.yG SOO.1 TO
CO.M.ME.vIE!
Gov. Curtin Calls Out
$4,000 Men!
The Operations Of the Rebel
Army.
LATEST FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.
--latest from Gen. Grant
GREAT CAVALRY RAID IN
TENNESSEE.
--latest from Gen. Grant !
GREAT CAVALRY RAID IN
TENNESSEE.
BOATS FIRED INTO BELOW
HELENA!
Especial to Tribune

washington 'uhe 20
The President vouchsafed nearly half
an hour interview to the committee from
the Vallandipham convention of Ohio to-
day. The President said nothing more
than courtesy required response, but
readily adopted the suggestion that the
committee should present the case in
writing, together with copy of the res
olutious OF the convention, which they
had neglected to bring with them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Frederick. June Is

Several Union men just arrived from
Hsgersto~n, via BNonsboro, say, another
rebel froce Of 10000 arrived there yester.
day P. NJ. from Wil,amsport.
1t 10 believed in Hagerstow that Lees
whole army 10 Crossing al Sheppardstown
and Willismsport.
The force which arrived vt Hagers-
town yesterday P. NJ. was infantry and ar.
tiiiery, OF which there wereth itty pieces.
There were several thousand men at
Boons boro last night Five miles cut Of
Fradsrick they met several Of the enemy's
cavalry scouts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Harrisburg, Juns 26.--9 p. n

Gov. Curtin has received information
that the rebels occupied Gettysburg to-
day with 10 regiments infantry and Is
of cavalry and artillery.
The operator at Gettysburg while send
ing the dispatch to Gen. Couch Vas forced
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Philadelphia, June e6.-2 A. N.

The Washington Star says, there is
nothing known to justify the current ru-
NOR that Lee has 100, 900 men at Win.
chester.
There IS no probability in the accounts
saying, large force Of rebels was ycster.
day evening moving from the direction of
Boonsboro 10 Frederick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

TEE ADVERTISER HAVING BEkS REsroR-
Il ed 10 health in 8 few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, alter having suffered several years with q
severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Con
somption--i' anxious to make known his fellow
ferers the means OF cure
10 all who desrs u, he VIII send copy ofthe pre-
serption used Gree OF charge ith the directions for
preparing and using The same, which they viii end =
sokH CORE Tor CoSsuMfrios, AsTHnA, BaoEcHrT.s,
&C. The only object OF the advertise In sending the
Prescription IL TO benefit the afflicted and spread In
formation which he eoneeives 70 be nvslaabe and he
hopes every sufferer will ,rJ bis remedy asst will eost
them nothing, and may o. owe a blessing.
Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg, King County. New York.
may 30-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
Commercial.
CORRECTED pAILysv
=. II A nj / l. L.,
WHOLESALE GROCER.
100 Corner Fourth and Main 81 reets

DAILY GATx CrTr ovvIcsl
KKoE-k June Sc "a.
PRODuCn ANN PROVISIONS.
PLpuk-supsrnLe - %; Sprlnt Whea, sxsYa
-; fall wheat kxtrs "a 30.
CORN MEAL-75css0c y 100 n,
BRAN ACKNOWLEDGES ? IooIs.
SNIP gTUFP-soc
CoRN-c5 to 3ieS bush
3ARLEY-75e 10 81 rs
wHsAF-Paii so.3s1 90; Spring 7oa7se y su.
RYE-4sa45e
oATs--4s to Soc
- forAToES--so to zoe Retail 81 26c
BUTTER--sc to loo; retail i2x 10 lss
EG|GS-7ha
CHICKESS-sl IS to 81 80
LARD-s 87c.
BAcoN-shouiders Sci Hams Axe: sidss4
oNfoAs-ei p.
HlTEBEANs-Common 10 good 50 10 81 rs
Prime Navy s2@s2 3o,-rrm.
TALLoW--7e.
GROCERIES.
sIlAR-New Orleans fair iaalae; prime tel
choice ,3i; New York, G, lac; New York. A. ialc;
crGsGsdand powderedisl.
40 LAssks - Beicher's Sugar House Use; Col
dcnsSrupSaGa5e-very scarce; sorRum $50 4oc.
CoRFkE-Rio s2a34c; Java 40; LAguyra IS
RlCE-s.aioc.
s0DA-7 10 SC.
soAP-Paim sic, Family Co. German Tie
CASDLEs-stari1 10 10; summer Pressed I2lda i4e
TEAs-Youns Hyson, 81 1858 AS Imperial, q 90
&sI 10; Black, 75casI 40.
TOBACCO. Dark Sweet, 4sc to So; M edum Brands
go y 15e; Gold and Natural Leaf soc to voc
NAiLs-Best Brands s5 IS to IS IS, rates
GLAss-sxio City - 50, rates.
CoRDAGE--isc alse.
FIsH-so. Maet.rei, tbis 90 90 to s15oo
No do do siioo to sra %
sS.a 90 90 A'' ss s SO =. to :: g. IS g.
Hlfobls. No. / White Fish % s.
sUNDRsEs.
LRATHER--soie soa 81. Harnen sst1<3.
HIpEs-Dry flinti2ic; Dry saited 10; grubby hall
price green Ste; green sheep peits luce IS;
green hog skins l5c.
HAY-Ttmothy. % to sio, baied SI2 00Gs
Prairie s500Ds 90.
Enthusiastically ~ to 1 10; Flax Seed. ssa;
noDihsl.
PEATHERs-3 0e40.
FRuir-Drisd Apples 6iS7,e per y. p.,.a p. eh.
es 81 To loie. Raisinsss oosss IS.
CHEksk-Denmsrti 10 10 laNc.
BEEF CArTLE-2t9sc gross.
sHkRP-o9 6OD2o0 Ehsad.
wooL-Ciean Tubwsshed, Soc TO 65c; Unwashed
one third I-ss.
sALT-Lake s. oo4s3io
oIlS-Coal Oil, so TO Soc; retail 60. Linseed OIL,
si3oaei ~. Lard OIL, soc to 81 0oj Fish Oil ~ 90
10 81 40.
BEk6wAX-30 tn 35e-
Vat HoGs-e3 SOTO % IS nett.
RA6S-Wooien n Cotton 10.
oLDtRoa-ie b Brass loo y D Copper
TIC -.
ErcuAsaE.-on New YORK y perosnt .oanksb,t
FUNDS; Phiiadoiphia, Boston and Cincinnati u per
cent. st. Louis and Chicago Y per cent. Gold sos
TO 32e buying.
DRY GOODS.
sHKETINGs--26 to SOC.
DRNLLs-26 to IKE,
PKlNTs--I4 to lse.
pBhAiSS--2s TO 27c.
G1NdHAMS--2i 70 a2c.
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPooL-ol 90.
sKEiN rHREAD-ei 90 to u 10.
FARMERS MECH CAsstMERR--4s to soc.
SKIRT BRAID-50e to q o.
CORSET JEANS 90 TO $780,
DENlys-Qo 70 27te
TICKING--23 10 400.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

EESomsbody has given utterance to
the following scrap of philosophy, which.
If it be not good is at least cool "The
poor mans pure may be empty, but he
has rs much gold IN the sunset and silver
in the moon as anybody"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

Es1- The Commissioner OF the informal
Revenue has decided that no deduction
from income can be allowed physician
on account of the expenses of keeping q
horse and carriage, even IL used exclus-
lively for his professional practice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
ny TrLEoRaPH.l
stock Market.

New York, June &c.
s,oeks-opened a'm. but closed dun and lower. par.
tieust sinee Board.
Money and Exehanee-Unehangel.
Y 8. IS. 81 coupons. loss; do registered, Io4.
U. 8. 3.2o.. coupons. Ioi
U. q. SIS Us, coupons, los. ~
New Treasury 3.io-p6.
U.s. rear certificate. sS4.
estf-elsslao iaAi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
lsy TELEsRArH.I
New York Market.

new York Market.
New York, June %.
riopr-Duil, and uns etted. declining for Western
grader. sales at Is s59s6 Is for Extra sssir; e3 rs
4eS 20 X. Il. o.
wheat-Fsyors buyers, mod -ra,s demsnd aud ex-
ports. Sales NJ 81 ~ &sl 81 for Spring; 81 26S
~ 80 Milwaukee Giab; u 4e9Sl % for Winter Red
Corn-ic lower. Sales =, 7%xG76c.
oatn---4 ais.
Pork-eiiei. Ell a5 f,r old mess $40 93Ssio IS
for Old snd new prime.
i@ra-steady. ssSlo.c.
D.st-Dam.
NhEsky-Daii 46ae.
Groseries--Quiet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
81. Louis, June 90.

St. Louis, June 70.
Attorney Gen. Bates arrived last night,
and will be serenaded to night.
About 500 prisoners from Vicksburg
took the oath of allegiance to-day.
Another batch of rebels will be sent
South in few days, among them Edward
William Johnston, brother of the rebel
Gen. Johnston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

to leave before 6nishing ID 10 avoid cap
ture.
1t is believed this force intends to
strike the Northern Central X. X. either
at Hanover Junction or York about 80
miles distant. The Government has also
received information that the rebels hold
all the passes of South Noun tain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27
New York, June &c.

The gunboats Black Stone and Curlew
were seen yesterday of NANTUCKET south
shore. They have learned OF the capture
of the ship Isaac Webb. an outward
bound ship.
At sale of prize cotton today Sea
Island brought Sl.l4. and Upland %
cents per pound
Gov. Banks, of New Jerser, has issued
proclamation to-day calling upon the
citizens to enlist to fill up the ranks of
tine old regiments, and fill five new regi.
menis Of infantry and two of cavalry for
the war, authorized by the War Depart
ment.
Gen. Butler Of Rockers staff arrived
in Baltimore last evening and is in con.
sultation with Gen. Schenk and Colonel
Leferts.
A special from Washington to the Post
says: Neither alarm or excitement exists.
There are no rebels on the upper Potomac
this side of Harper's Ferry. Everything
is going Oh satisfactorily to the Govern.
ment.