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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

An ALARMING ADMISsIoN.-ln refusing
issue writ of haleds coTPuS in the case Of
Dir. Vallandigham, Judge Leavit: of Gin.
cinnati, said:
.'For the reasons which have attemp-
ted set FORTH I am led clear to the con-
clusion that | cannot judicially pronounce
the order OF General Burnside for the ar.
rest Of Mr., Vallandigham as nullty, and
must, therefore, hold that no sufficient
groand has been exhibited for granting
the writ applied for. There is one other
consideration 10 which I may, perhaps
properly refer mot as reason for refusing
the writ applied for, but for the purpose
of sayisg that if granted, there Is no prob
ability that it would be available in releiv-
ing Mr.. Vallandigham from his presen
position. 1t is, rs least, morally certain
il would not be obeyed And confess
IN somewhat reluctant to authorize pro-
cess knowing it would not be respected and
hat the Court is powetiess to enforce
obedience"
What startling admission from the
Bench, that its authority is already crushed
,ui by the srbitary hand of military pow
syi
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

Exc1TINe DEER CHASE.-Early on
Saturday moraing last, full grown Doe
WAS cspied by number of our citizens, on
a barren island in the river, about a
quarter of mile above town. 1t had
been chased there by some men and dogs
from the Nescopcck side of tic river, Ii
ensdc several attempts to reach shore, but
was as often driven back Mc,srs. DR..
Horne and Charles Fowler, OF this place,
conceived the idea of capturing it alive
Securing foot boat they assembled the
river, and getting beyond it, the chase
commenced. The Doe headed down the
stream, followed by its pursuers. The
chase became exciting. Our citizens lined
thc shore to witness the capture. On
sped the Doe, until i, had passed the
falls, when becoming Iatgu.d, was seized
by its pursuers and secured. 1t can be
seen alive, at the residence Of Gilbert
Fowler, in this place, We understand
they were offered forty dollars for it, i'm
mediateIy after its capture
Br~ick Gazette
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

CHILDREN owe much Of their sickness to colds. No
matter whore the disease may appear to be seated its
origin may be traced To suppressed perspiratun, or
cold Cramps aud lung complaints are direct products
of colds In short colds the harhngGrs of half the
diseases that atct humanity, for as they are caused
by checked perspitaton, and as hvc'cighths of the
waste matter of the body escapes through the pores II
these pores ate closed, that proportion of diseases
necessarily follows, Keep char therefore, of colds
aud coughs, the great rCcursos of disease, or IL con,
traccd, break them mp Immediately by timely use of
MADAME PCRTERS CURATIVE BAl,SAM. Sold
by all Druggists, at Is cents aud % cents per bottle.
March ii, lSji3.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30
A. @N@eosTsS, ~1ss
1s~'StsI laiA &ss
OF MR.VALLANDIGHAM
IN THE REBEL LINES.

NEW YoaK, May 25.--A despatch to
the Herald dated Murfrecsboro, to-day.
says "Mr Vallandigham arrived here Oh
an extra train from Nashville last sight.
After a conversation with General Rose
Grams, ho was put into an open wagon and
escorted by body of cavalry to the out
posts, rnd delivered to the enemy this
morning. A single rebel private received
him, Mr.. Vallandigham saying: Il am
citizen Of Ohio and the United States, I
am here against my will surrender my.
self prisoner cf war"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

DIssoLUTroS OF PARtNERsnip.-It will be seen by
notice IN eur columns that NOVEL; Il Warner have
dissolved partnership In the Commercial College
Mr. Lowon continues to conduct this excclle nj and
neu shiuq Institution, and is highly qualified for tho
task. Our bust ness relations with him have always
been ofths plea ant and satisfactory character
aud we concnd him and his College to the continued
confidence and patronage Of the .-Binghdmton
Daily Republican.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

SzD~ William lloyd Ga rison's oldest
son has been commissioned as a lieuten-
ant in Gov. Andrews negro regiment
which is called the "5ilh Massachvs "
The Old man, who,o motto, "Thc Con,t-
tuition is d covenant with pcath, and the
Union is a league with He'll" has for
years been paraded at the head of his
papcr, is highly pleased with the compo
sition and aims of this regiment.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30
The Four Acts Of Despotism

This is book of l6O pages, written by
u A. MAuoNY, Esq, OF Iowa, and pub
lishcd by Van Evrie, Horton g. Co., at the
Caucasian efficc, New York We invite
our Democratic friends to call aud exam.
inc a copy of the work to be soon at this
Office. ITS prospectus viii be found in an.
ether column, and We have accepted the
Agency ior the sale of the work.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

To NERvons SUFFERERS soTH SExEs-A reverend
gentlemen having been restored to health in a few
days, after undergoing all the usual routine and itreg
ular expensive modes Of treatment without success,
considers il his sacred duty to communicate to his
afflicted fellow creatures the means Of cure Hence,
the receipt of an addressed envelope he VIII send
free copy of ths prescription used. Direct 10 DIR,
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, le6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
New York March IA.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

sag Svpc'ur II w.-Mr. IIEHRY G.
KELcuNEs, OF the Contrc Mills, near Fow-
lsrsville, last week, ground us gri,t of
Democratic wheat, out of which lie made
Al large yield, ana the whitcst and best
Flour we have yet used in our family
There il vast difference in Milers and
Milling, as we have long since discovered,
kelchner's Mills have high reputation
for fair dealing aud doing good work, and
always give general satisfaction TO their
customers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30
The Record Of Mr.. IaI,aId,gham.

We acknowledge tho receipt, from j
Walter & Co., Cincunatsi, Ohio, of the
above named work, comprising PAS pages,
price, retail. paper covers, CD cts cloth.
81 90. This book contains all tn public
speeches of Mr. Vallandigham, and no.
where within its lids, arc to he found one
scn,cnc: favoring the dissolution of the
Union. Every lover Of liberty, and op
poncnt of tyranny, ia all our country,
should carefully read the "R cord
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

RGrR0t-i f.ca-tion = Some wolkmen
employed this week in removing rubbish,
on the premises Of Mr., |. w. Mckclvy, in
Bloomsbury, captured aud killed Seventy
seven Wharf Rats
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

pARolEe ". Jackson, Of this
place, we arc pleased 10 learn has rccelv-
ed y letter from his son, Lieut.. {, G.
Jackson. OF the Eighty Fourth Z. '. sta
ting that he was taken pri oncr at the late
fight of Chanccllorvillc, and has since
been parolcd, having been se1t 10 Aunap-
oils, Maryland. His wounds are not OF
serious nature. Corporal y, Welsh,
also arrived at Annapolis at the same
time, having bccn the companion of Lieut.
Jackson, during his incarceration in Rich
mond We are rcjoiccd at their speedy
rcloase.-- BcyWtck G0=cte.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

! DrA prayer of twenty-five minutes
long, may be very well Tor the person
stretching it out, but we have yet to learn
that such offering were ever very acccpta-
bic TO a congregation.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

aS"Wo publish elsewhere the Prospec.
tus Of the philadelphia Evening Journal
1t i, live democratic paper and merits a
liberal support. Messrs. Pine g. LcDis,
Editors, at SO 90 per year.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CI-TNc Commercial College will be conducted by
the Pri ncipnl, D. ". Lowell who takes the opporiu
nifty Of turning bis hearty thanks TO the public for
their IbEral patronage here tOfOre bestowed the
in nsi tuition and invests their attention to the mprov
nents soon to be introduced into the several depart
ments ID. w. Lowell
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30
HON. G, i. VBLLANDIGHAM'S
RECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery aud the Civil War.

THIS WORK Is in press and will soon be ready. II
i contains complete and accurate copies Of Mr.. Val.
landighans principal speeches, the subjscts above
named, Also, parts Of many other speeches, with
ters incidents, votes, etc, The work hus been onre.
my edited and is believed to present fairly and cor
rectly, the political record aud posi of whose
views in relation 10 the Of national troub
les, and the right remedies for them attracting an
extraordinary amount OF public attention.
The work is on good, substantial paper, 2O3 pngos
large svo.
pricc--Paper covers so cents; cloth 75 cents.
Delivered by mail or express, prepaid receipt Of
the price
- Sead orders with tho money enclosed, to Co
lunbus, Ohio, addressed to J. H. RILY & Co, or To
GOV MEDAHY office of the Crisis. large sale is
expected.
" Every newspaper that gives the above three in.
sertons aso this notice, and sends marked copies nd
copies OF tAc work
April f. lS63-3w
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

ssy- Preaching next Sabbath at 10 half
past two g. half past seven in the Baptist
Church BY G.. w. Scott.
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tlO CONSUMPTIVES.-Tho advertiser having been
i restored to health in few weeks, by very simple
remedy aft .r having suffered several years with
lung affection, and that dread diseasc, cousump
ton is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who dusire il he will scEd copy of the pre-
scrpi0n used free Of charge! with the directions for
preparing and using the sane which they will find
sure for consumption, asthma, bronchitis, &c -
The only object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
sCrption is to benefit the ictcd, and spread iniorma
ton which he oonccives TO be invauabc aud he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy IL VIII cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wllliamshurgh,
March II, oG3 -3m Kings C1GnJy, New York.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

Uniformity ofFriccs "A New Feature in Buss mess
Every his own Salesman! JONES N co. of the
Crescent one Price Clothing Sturu No. POI MarkctsreCt
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In ad ,iton having the iargcst, most varied and
fl. hi1nablr stock Uf Clothing in Phade Phia made
prc-sly tor retail saics, have constituted every
his salGman, by having marked in figures each
article at the very lowest pcc 1t can be sold ur they
cauaOt possibly vary~dll must huy alike.
The goods are well spongcd and ptepares and great
pains taken with thu making that all can buy with
the fan assurance Ut getting good article at the very
lowest price. Also large stock gi piece goods on kard
of the latest style and best qualities which viii be made
tn order, in til most fashionable and best manner, -
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent ia Market above Sixth street
No 2Ni. JONES & co.
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RECEIPTS FOR APRIL,
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following payments have been modo
to the Cotun,jta Democ al office, during
the month of Aprll =
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30
PUBLIC SALE
Oh
REAL ES FATE.

VARIABLE REAL ES FATE.
he undersigned, Executors OF the last
4 vii! &c. of jacob Bddir late Of AnhSny township
Mon our comfy, dec ID, will sell at public vrudur, on
said prruucrs. Monday the 1T day "t Jnnc, l-"5,
a 10 n'rlurh in lc forenoon. Al that certain mess
ag,. ami trat1 nt and situate in Anthony townships
Monnur county, adjoining lands OF 1loS tar,y. W.
X. liarn JaprS hcNikcr, and other lands belonging
~ the cstisr Of Jorob Rilde decreased. containing
about 200 HgrA ut land about l'O winch ~ cleared
land and 81 sGrrs of limb .r land. On Which are,
A kRAME i'IV EILlNE HOUSE,
.tam barn, ard bnitdinge, viii good apple or
Chdri
4 LAO,
Ca TurStay thr ID day "g June, sG3, on the prrI''
all that certain lrtct utlaui situate III h0di,'h Twp
Columbia county adioning Iands OF Wary Barber "a
cub Mills john Smith ana others, CONTAINING ~" "''N
about Ii tt which is cleared land ana ID acres VI
lmhrr land, MiI"r ON art crested a
FN.A .UE DWELLING HOUSE.
Frame harn ana orth;pilLnss. Th"re is also on ;h'
prrmisc sc+ good apple hard Late thH estate "i ia
cob Iiddl' dCC'1. -,
sar t" cammrB@e al 10 o'clock in the forenoon Nh'n
t.ru.s ut sale will be made known by
JACKSON BlDDl.E, rYcr.
WILLIAM McBR DE.
5nriI Iri2.--ts
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30

Ig5~ Ou' distant subscribers will greatly
obligc us by rcmtting their subscriptions
through the mails.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-05-30
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.

In sheu o cery thing usually kept IN a country store
The patronage of old friends and the public general.
Iy, is respectfully so'icited.
The hlg lghest market price paid for country produce
PETER ENpF
Light Street, May 30. 1868
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lniaea States Licenses.


Public notice IL hereby given that The annual coll
lection list and Excise Tsres for the County u Lee
In the first collection district the year
September LIST, 1862, has been returned By The e s.
Assessor.
Payment Is hereby demanded forthwith OF persons
named therein OF the smoant set against their names
respectively by the United States Collector Of Internal
Revenua Of the nrst district Iowa. his ofce the
COURT HOUSE al PORT MADISON. Anpaynents
must he M sde before the cath day ofDecember next
and all persons who sha neglect to pay the Iicsn
and otter IaAes, ssse-sed against them within The
time speeded sfsii be liable pay TEN per cent. ad
diueDsi upon lie amount thereof.
No collection ~Ii be made slsew here Than at the
office u The Collector without ts additional EN- per
centnm being made nx the Law provided,
No other currency than TREASURY NOTES will
b. received.
Ssetfe~ SO E1etsf Lar says, That II any person oil
persons ahaii exercise CT carry any trade bu.i
ness lot which IIIeHss required ry net wtrh
out taking oui such license he, se they shall foi
every such offence, respectively. forfeit = penan
equsi ~ three Times the amount % the duty or sum
money IMPOSED for such licenses.
j. C. WALKER
Cohesion Flint Di.trict.
Tort Madison. Iowa Nov cath ls6a-dtfwaa
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The q Overmme mt and the widows 81
Deceased Soldiers.


The Government is most liberal toward
the widows and families Of deceased SOL
diers. It has provided bounty of 800,
together with pension of IS per month
for those who have been so unfortunate
as to lose father or husband on the altar
Of their country. But these claims must
be legally established before the proper
Bureaus at Washington, and those inter-
ested should lose no time in sending in
their claims, as the number is fast ac-
cumulating, and every days delay will
cause at least months delay in its ad
justment. Messrs. WILLIAMS d. KING,
on Third street, are the oldest and prob
ably the most popular agents for the
prosecution OF these claims in the CITY,
Those having such or any other kind of
settlements to make with the government
would do we'll to give them call.
January l2-dtf
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COMMERCIAL

D.i1yG.ry CRY ovyrcr
KsoKrx, Jan. IA, Ss.
PLOUR-Superfkee ~; 6prink Whesie xtxa ~ so
Fall WheatE xtkso1.
BRAN ANDSHORTD--toto zoe y zoe ~.
SHIP STUTT-&sc..
CoRN-3oD25c bush.
sAkLkr-N 70 30.
WHRAT-Fall 7e0oo; sprinf s017s.
RYE-so032ie
oAT6-25c toT.
PoTAToEs-~bOc. Retail soc.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair iIac; prime u "
choice n clarified IA: crushed and powdered i5t.
Observation-Disclosures So, suEarhouse4Sd93ts
Golden syrap71& 7sc--very scarce; sorsan 30a s5c.
COFFEE-Rio ASD3$c JavA 3S LAeuyrs 33434
RiCE-V8loo-
soAP-Palm 6ic, Family &c, German tCin.l &c
cANDLEs-stari7s stearine IL, MouldR.
TALLOW-shc.
LARp-6sto7c.
BuIIEh-Common Hzse; Choice III TO l2k re-
tatl Ioo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hams sides No sale
sugar cured Hams, Ct 70 sc, retail ioc.
LEAIHEk-soie 80 Harnessas440.
hlDEs-prime dry Ice, grubby half price green
oci green sheep peN~ 10c4l Is; green hog skin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-14

A-E. K. Hart. of the Hoosier Store,
has just received and opened large
stock of Balmorais, Hoosier Jeans, Flan-
nels and Linseys Of every description,
with the finest stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods received yet, all of which he will
sell for small profits. Call and see them.
janis DIT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-14

gentleman having been cured u the results OF
early eirsr End disease, wit from motives az b.nevo
lense. send 10 those ho eaues ii ropy oithe abov
interesting narrative, publish o b, himself This lit
ne book 10 designed warning caution 10 young
men and those who .uEer from NERVOUS DIsILFrv
Loss OF hHsoRy, rnrxATuRE DECAY, Ac.. &c, sup
plying Attn. rpae the seifcure. Single
copies win be cent under seal In plain envelope -
without ehArsA.to any who request H. BY address
sing tie author
cHAs. A. LAMPgRT, Esq,
cee6-t3m Greenpolni LEE LAND. NV York.
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RECRUITING FOR THE SIXTH cav
AIRY.
Come on, Boys !-.-Hurrnh for the
stars and stripes.

Lieutenant VIZ. o. BrKss, oftbr Sixth Iowa Cav.
airy, Is now inaths city recruiting for his regiment
Only few more men are required to hi up ths reri
meht and this 10 probably the OILY chance that win
offered for joining Cavalry regiment prior the
sofcemcnt 1.-THE drar on the nrss Of next month.
Clothing and equipments have already been furnish
ed for the regiment and nov at Davenport, and
Bounty will be aid, and regular pay stthe
time o: enlistment.
Headquarters nj Burns b Renssen's on the Levee.
decl3-dhw1m VIM o. BURNS
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~ b.low she order Of boree:
Notice 10 shippers and Carriers.

BY an order from tho Trsasur, Depar tment, Ship
psrs and Carriers arerequred, before forw ship
ments OF Goods or Salt amounting 10 over $3.50, 10
places IN the frst and second tier Of counties the
Southern border of the State OF Iowa file In the
Custom House Once at Keokuk, Iowa an oath pre-
scribed BY the Treasury Del arnsnt also execute
bond, with approved suret.s thai the goods therein
described shall not be transported sold any
way, TO give aid comfort 70 insurgents or to
sympAthxers with those in rebellion the Gov
erament OF the United States.
Blanks can be obtained and Instructions given q,
The Surveyors Once.
JOHN STANNUS,
Surveyor OF the Port.
Cuxtnn Hnnse of IS keoknk Aug 2l ,12-aug2s-dtt
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ny The Cincinnati Enquirer, next to
the Chicago Times. the most intense tory
sheet in tie West, publishes q column Of
extracts from Southern sscesh papers TO
prove that there 10 great rush of the
Southern people to buy Confederate Gov
eminent stocks. Is the Enquirer trying
to induce its friends to invest?
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THE GATE GA Re CITY Gil !.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY14.

TA very fine Office time-piece. or
Watch Makers Regulator, for sale At
Howe 4 Williams Auction Rooms, be-
tween I'd and Sd streets, No. So Main
street. ianl4-d4t.
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NOTICE.

The members OF the Iowa siste Insurance Company
are hereby ohhef that the Annual Meeting will BE-
held on the second Monday of January next, ii the
once oftAe Company In the City Of Keokuk ats O'Clock
p. H., 1t which time . Board vi Directors will be
elected for the ensuing year
Once Oh Main 81, between Cd and I'D
SAMUEL 4. CARLY, Secretary.
Dec. 10, 1sG2-dlm.
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fF Some of our lady friends, who
have lately purchased large and expensive
furs. are greatly alarmed at the mildness
OF the winter, for fear it may produce an
unusual amount Of sickness.
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Chicago Market.

January H. 1903.
RovIsIoSs-Market nrm. Mesa Pork, $40 7sa
sis ID; Loose Hsmr, 54s6a.e; Bulk Shoulders, loose,
SIC; Short Boneess Middles. 7c;Lona Mlddies elc;
Kettle rendered Lard, Sic; Grease, e17e.
DRESSED HOGS Advanced 5a1oc. Averaging 100
Rs 81 so; do go rs, - 4og do It's ~ 10, Divd.
ing 200 81 ooa - IS.
BuTT2R-ID Demand and steady. Prime dairy, isc,
Roll, lac.
TALLOw--Prime nc.
FLoUR--Adsapced &c. Choice White Winter Ex-
ira ssaG is per bbi:; Spring Extra. - 7Us Tsc,
HE'D Winter Extra, s6 IS; Choice Spring Extra. IS;
Pair DO, 81 50, Low Grade do. S425; Good spring
super ea65
wHRAT-Advanced ltaD3e per bushel. Winter
No hrI In store, u 10; No. q do In store. u 0e
sprlng-So. spring In store Syoaa u 05; No. do,
in store, sl41le; rejected fprins, 75a1e.
CoRN-Advaneed lie per bushel Mixed 4+e44ke.
oATs-Market Firm. Axe per bu.
RYE-hdvanced lie. 63c.
BARLEY-Firm. No. Q s5c; Good 81, delivered.
HGHwIsTS--Qdt- Grn. 34a35c
TIMOTHY SEED Prime, 81 aoa 81 IS; Common
si 80
CLOVER sEED-BIeady, Fair, s. y; Interior IT 81
FLAX SEED-92 IS.
sALT-Donesiio fine, nrm at 81 IS Course, dail
~ lin Per Dbl; Ground Alum, u 80 on dock.
DRlkp FfUlI-Prime Eastern Apples, nc.
BEANS--32 90 y bushel.
HfDES-Asrket Quiet Dry Pint, i6sistse; DR.,
sslsed, iasi3ci Green eured, 7k9sc; Green coan
try, a.
SuGARS-Quiet.
New Orleans, prime to choice. II! Gi2
IubR--fA air TO choice GIL
Porto Rieo-Fair 10 choice. lUtd5
n. Y kthntd-Powdered an gran ulated. Ia a a
w hite Coffee, A.---...--....-.l3 ~ -
Gomez, ~ iSs a )
Extra Coffee, C.............-..k o. ~.
tGGS-l54le cents per doz.
P0ULTRY-Market dull. Chickens SI99i 25 pei
dpxen; Turkeys 4a5e r 4
CoPFEE-Actiye. Rio, g33lc; Java, &c TO sse.
Chicago Cattle Market.
BEEF CATTLE--MArket good in demand. SCALA.
wass" Au Choice Steers, s. cas- per looibs otheri
81 10 10 g. 90.
HOGs-H Heavy i'm demsnd Leight weights, dull
Averagug ass 10 30 lbs 80 IS to - So do 200 to 27s
lbs, 81 Is to 81 TO.
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The Onion Brigade n, Davenp.r,.

The Union Brigade, consisting OF the
remnants of the 9th, 18th and 18th Iowa
Regiments, numbering now in all 480
men, arrived at Davenport last week.
A greater portion of these regiments
were captured by the enemy III Sdloh.
and as the prisoners have been released,
they are ordered to join their respective
regiments at Davenport, where they will
remain till they are rc-organized.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-14

@ The roads are reported by the
farmers to be very muddy, owing to the
warm weather and late rains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-14

FERRY ARRAsGEMEsT.-Mr. Sample
authorizes us TO say to the public that he
has chartered the steamer Eagle to make
four trips per day for fer'ying, to wit !:
At 7:3O and l o'clock A. NJ, and at | 80
and 3 O'Clock r. NJ which he trusts the
public will indulge him in until better
Accommodations can be provided, which
shall be done as soon as possible.