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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-25
NUMBER LAT.
Notice to all Subject to ConAcription.
OFFICE COANAHpAHr OF CoNscNiFTIos. D
kbnwwfia L. lnth aoeo y

'-1'Vs@F'tINf WIT AVNNf FUUae Il
AM authorized ~ he SSasrni in rav
Il that es soon as all the cOnscripss in the dl6er
eDt counties have been called 10 the rendezvous ina
railroad, provoFt and other guards. Commanding of
ieen Of posts and detachments, will receive order
to arrest all male white citizens Of conscrp ace Nhe
cannot show certificate Of exemption from conscrip>
ton, discharge from service BY reason OF having
furnished q substitute 10 the army, or a deIailas
transcript OF employment in the government service
Hereafter all certificates Of exemption granted by
enrolling officers will be sent to me for approval AZ
claims 70 exemptions under the law must be made 70
the enrolling officer OF the district who viii refer The
application, with bis endorsement, 70 me.
All persons who may be arrested after the call a
rendezvous in the county 10 which they may belong
will be tried for desertion.
Certificates OF exemption on account Of disabllIt,
will be signed by the examining board.
h. ID, BLAKE, IL. Col C,SA
janlT-lm Commandant Of Conser' y.
~ East Tennessee papers copy enc month
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Lieut.. Cen. Leonidas Polk, who participated
in the great battle at Murfressburg, is now in
town, on visit to his family. He speaks in
glowing terhs of the gallantry of the three
North Carolina regiments in that bloody en-
gagement, viz: the 29th, Col. Vance the 39th,
Col. Coleman, and the Goth, Col. Mcdowell.
He says they fought like veterans. Ash pils
M C.) NeDS, 18Th inst.
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THE YANlEE ARMY.--We published a fOw
pays since, says the Petersburg Express, the
bGicial abatement of the Yankee army, mum
bering in ali l,096, 900 officers and men. But
ihe Yankee papers figure this away to less
|baH 500,00 in actual service. They say that
10000 are sick, 10000 are stragglors and
eserters, and that few will bo disposed to
Ploca the dead and wounded at less than from
100000 TO 100000, and many at considerably
Sver these figures Say 100000, aud theso
TENS sum up $4,000, and leave the number
bow il service only 466,00O out Of 100000,
Rho have been mustered from time to time
Another year, should tho war last so long, will
fse up the remnant Of all tho Yankee grand
armies. Aud they confess that they cannot
Aiae another
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The Charleston Courier suggests that some
Of the women who recently came to Virgiaia
from the North by flag of truce, may DO spies.
Many of them are Northern women who have
never before been South.
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VALUABLE HOME FOR SALE.

OITUATED on the Nashville aad Chattanooga rail
- road adjoining the residence Of the late Rev. b.
F. Sewer. The lot contains two acres with neat
dwelling under hne enclosure, we'll SGT With variety
Of young fruit trees, consisting OF Apples Peaches
nice selection OF berries. For further particulars
apply to M. T. SWlCK'
deca0-Im
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$50 REWARD,

- ANYWAY from the subscriber at Dalton, Ca, %
IL the 18th inst, BRAZ, yellOv bey, twenty-iour
years old, near six feet high weighs tive hundred
pounds, Is bony and schve-had on = brown slsth
coat brown jeans pants, and leather cap brim w.
hind and bofore-he will try TO get 70 the Yankees,
will pay the above reward for said bey, delivered u
me In Dalton. JAMES LYHAh
ma
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-25

Tho Richmond Enquirer calls for an increase
in our cavalry arm. 1t wants 10000 cavalry
attached to each of our great armies, and an.
nOuncos that camp of instruction for cavalry
is about to be established
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Tho Nassau correspondent Of the CharlostOs
Fourier writes
y You don't know the thirst here for Southern
Papers. All editors should give all they eau
.nd send them by oil opportunities, especially
he journals Of Richmond Charleston, SaVan.
eh, Mobile, Jackson and ViokSburg,
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A Northern paper says that Yankee cap
tain has had his commission taken from him
for numerically beating negro.
This is in accordance with the Shakesperian
{" of with his head--so much for bucking
Ham"
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gIOO REWARD.

C,TOLEH FROM Gsp1 Hsrdcc's camp At Tallahs
- INA, dark bay HORSE " hands Two Inskea
high bind feet white: Wbea taken bad on = Nc.
Clsan saddle, and ahalter Bride with large bright
buckles ia the halter, supposed N Be taken by
degettef. LIEUT. A. II. HERnICK
Jany. 2Olwa Camd Hardea Couren.,
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The Aneigor des WestenS, the organ of the
German population Of ST. Loush has abandoned
the Republican party and taken sides with the
peace Democracy.
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decl7-6rn
DESERTERS.

HEADQUARTERS @. 3. FoRcRs, I
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan 9Th, 1858.
The following named men of tie following conpa'
MES and regiments have deserted from the different
posts In the district Of Chattanooga
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wANTEpi WANTED

WIeH 70 smplOy number Of good well elGgsu n
dS Wois ior tha uas si the hesp.tela Of tbs Rlaea
Ianl6-f W. VIZ
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To the Public
TAKEN UP

A ND cSmmitted 10 jail by ths military Aathefties
"A At Chattanooga, on tho I'd Of october 1858. and
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of the
Peace for tie eounty OF Hamilton Team. on the
10th Of Dec, 1852, negro boy who says ha name h
yACK' and that ne belongs 70 John rae, 0Ibpars,
old, feet 1 inch high. The ownor ls requested TO
come forward prove property, pay ehArgss epd take
him cot oi jail. j. n. BWAIM,
dscfI JailOr
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WOOD
}. RoBlH M'DAHIKL. j..
MCDANIEL & IRnY,
LYNoHByR.G, VIRGINIA,

COMMISSION MERcHANT&
And Agents for the sale Of
New Orleans Sugx aud Molassea, JAZZ
Manufactured aud Stacking TobaCss.
~ We invite attention 10 our market Ak being the
cheapest iof tobacco In tho State with great adVAn-
tagos in ahipplng 10 interior merchants.
declT~in.
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M. J, HUGHES,

Attorney at Law, Claim Agent aud Notary
Public,
RICHMOND VA.
(tLAIMS of every description against the Confede
- rate Government settled with accuracy and dis
patch. Attends all the Confederate States courts
held In the city OF Richmond. Address Box ll6o.
ian22-ly
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NEw AUCTION AND -

NO lo2 MAIN ST., LTNcRBuK0, va.
The undersigned have associated themselves togetA
or under the style and firm Of James P. SCOTT 4 Co.
for the purpose Of conducting o general AUCTION
and COMMISSION B05INESS. They have rented
that large and elegant building, No. lo7 Main street
Lynchburg, Va, latoly occupied by Jne. T. Davis 4
Co., and on the lat day Of December next, viii kt
ready TO receive Merchandise Of all kinds tor prlvaS
and auction sales. They solicit cons EnmeAts Of MaR
ufactured aud Smoking Tobacco Sugars, MslAuses
CoHee, and ether Groceries, Bale Cotton aud Csltss
Fabrics Of all grades, Woolen Goods Bosts 6hsss aMd
Leather and oil other goods usually sIered for sas
Their krst Auction will take place at an early dag
in December, OF which due nstics, wikh catalsgus
will be published.
They respectfully refer to the merchants aaa huh
ness men OF Richmond, Petersburg, Danylls and sth
or cities OF the South, whose aid and es.operatleM
will be duly appreciated.
JAs. P. SCOTT,
OF the late firm OF John 7. Davis 4 "a.
HENRY r. B0C0CK,
WA. II. PARRISH
Members Of the hrm Of Boeoek A ParhA
The concerR Of Boeeck 4 Parrish, Ne. 0 pFiARs
street, will continue at the old stand az usual
declT'Sm B0coCK a. PARRISH.
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AUCTION NOTICE

T,uERE WILL be an auctisC sale At my sisre eppO-
ate The Post once on Market aiFect, sVeTy
rueaday morning hereafter, at 10 o'clock, csmmens
ing next Tuesday 10th Inst. Auction aeales viii b
nade al airy other time when eesaaien regnirea.
Jsnv' is.st IN. WILLY.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-25

HAVE now IN camp 30 KeEtuskians--I want ~
more Of tho same sort 10 hll oui my Company
We are now In camp sith he lot Ky, Battalon
(lormerly list NY. Cayalryl At this pont.
we are without journal, and consequently aland
upon our own meris. Come al that are In search oi
"tbar riehtan JACK JOhEH,
Jany. 3s-9vH lasa Capt. CO, (K) LAT Ky, Cav.
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STOLEN

IRON my stable In Walker county, Ca, In Chat
E tooga Valley, bay mare, black name and tail
years old last Spring, about Is hands high, small
feather mark in her forehead with little white on
her nose some Jumps under the jaws the effects Of dis
temper. Supposed stolen on the lTth January. |
will give t25 reward for Information delivered at this
ONCE or to me- sufficient for me 70 get my property.
jan2f-iwt W, p. ALLISON.
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jams A. Knowles, Administrator
Of William W, Knowles. decd.
w
vs.
larry Knowles d others.

mary hnoWles q 0tbeTH.
<PS=iTiSS 40 SRLL LANp TO FAY DEBT)
I'm obedience to interlocutory decree OF the oeun-
ty court Of White County, pronounced in the above
ca use shall, on Monday, the 9th day Of February
next at the late residence OF said deceased In the
9th civil district Of White county proceed Ia sell 10
the highest bidder for cash or currency available,
farm beongingtO said deceased, TO be sold subjec,
to the widows dowry in said land. Said farm Is well
watered and well tmbered. and about half cleared
and under good fence. Something over one hundred
acres In the tract. JOHN +. VASS,
ianl7w3t Commissioner
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Auction Sale Of Hotol Furniture.
XLTILlL be sOld At pubhe auction, On honday
wv February lat 1888, at caiooas Bpringg, %.
All the Hotel Furniture Ineiading Croeksfy, Uathry
TERMS CASH ON DELIVERY.
Sale 10 e6mmtRce 81 10 o'eleok. For mfthsT pap
teulaTu adSrsa J,e. NICHOLS,
Jany. 7l.lW' VI Nv epzlnga.
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MORNIEG REPORTS.

COMPANY MORNING REPORTS MADE UP PoR
thirty days, and beautifully printed and ruled for
sale at TIE REBEL OFFICE.
Jany, 20.
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The State Of Tennessee.
William CaruthSrs,
VS.
Alfred NJ. Cate and others.

Alfred NJ. Cate and others.
In Chancsry, at Harrison.
1t appearing that the defendant, Alfred NJ Gates
has absConded from the State of Tennessee, SO that
the ordinary process Of the court cannot be served
him
II is therefore ordered, that publication be made
weekly for four weeks in the Rebel, newspaper pub
lished in Chattanooga, Tennessee, requiring said de
fendant to appear at chancery court to be held al
the Court house in Harrison, on the second Monday
of June next, and answer complainants amended
hill, or Judgment pro confessO will be entered agans
him, and the cause set for hearing ex parte.
tanl4w4t h. G. JONES, G. Nj
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THE CONFEDERATE INK.

Manufactured by &c. J. PURSE.
No. 6 Whitaker street, Savannah, Georgia,
VXTARRANTBD equal 70 any imported Inks also
CONFEDERATE MUCILAGE,
BLACK OR CA2AINB INK,
various sized bottles, and at moderate prices.
dnnA I'm
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TERMS OF TUITION.

TERMS OF TUITION.
Primary Department, tS 90 per annum.
Preparatory 10 90
Freshman Glass 400 "
Sophomore " l6 90
Junior % 20 90
Senior 20 90
In Music, Piano, Guitar ora or m 8,
Meodeon, 80 w
Thorough Bass Comp, &C., rs 90 "
French and other Modern
Languages, 20 90 " each
In the Ornamental Department full provision will
be made, of the ordinary prices.
The rule Of payment is OnehaH in advance the rest
by the middle Of the term.
Board can be had in good families, and at eonven
lent boarding houses kept purposey for young ladies
at reasonable rates, ranging from tl6 TO $40 pc,
month. 6. w. PARKS,
decSc Secretary and Treasurer.
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Rates Of Advertising.

One Square Of TEN LINES or less, one insertion,
81 90; and 80 cents for each subsequent insertion
less than month
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HEADQUARTERS DlsrEroT 0p TEah.,
CbAttansoga, Tenn, Jan. 7', 1868.
General Orders
No. T.
I. All oiiicora arriving NJ Chaltan0oga sHcspl
those who pass through Immediately without miss
lag the connection Of the railroad transAro toqul'
red 10 report Without delay 10 Llout Gel 0'Bannsn
connandant OF tho Poat.
n. All ENLISTED men found In ChaltanOogA withpul
proper authortS will be arrested aud seat under
Ruafd 10 the Headquarters Of The army.
BY ordor Of Brig. Gea jackson,
ian2S-lm JOB. II. CUNNING,
A. A. Gen.
"a. Atlanta Cobicdoney copy Im and send nil ID
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-KTTENTf0N KENTUCKTANS-

"a. Atlanta Cobfedoraey oopI im and send
this ONCE
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The State of Tonnesse,

IN Bags choice Rio COFFEE. for sale BY =
III ja12I-2w II. NJ MYERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-26

SPLENDID TEsnMoN1AL...-Ws saw a Mr..
F. II. Clark's jewslry store this morning
splendid service Of silver. consisting 81
. largs and heavy pitcher, two handsome
goblets, and large salver, which have
been made at the order of the ofscers Of
his regimeut for presentation to Col. ]. A.
Mcdowell. The pitcher is : splendid
spccinsn OF beautiful workmanship, both
10 elegaace Of form and the gracsfulness
OF Its chasing. It bears the inscription
Presented to Col. John Adair Mcdowell
by the olhoers Of the 9th regiment Iowa
infantry, ~ : testimonial Of their regard
Tor him . - af6caf and man, March
4tn, 1853. Col. Mcdowell was in the
Dat.'e 81 Shiloh and other engagements,
ana mas ior TWO mooths boon in coE.
mand Of Denver's Diyision. He 4 rreet-
y beloved by his officers and mar Ana
the testimonial We hare described l. Of
no ordinary value and heantv Z Men.
phis Bulletin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-26

Later news from Vicksburg confirm
the arrival of the gunboats Hartford and
Albatross, of Farragut's feet, At the
mouth Of the canal on the Goth.
An officer from on board had arrived
at Grants Headquarters, bringing dis
patches from Banks. Te
Seven of Farragut's boats run tie
blockade at Port Hudson, but after COM
ing up some distance all but the TWO re
turned.
The rebels fred at the boats from their
batteries at Warrenton and at point &c
miles further down the river, but we do
not hear that any damage was done.
Il seems Banks had not yet come up Il
make land attack when Farragul's fee
ran by.
Boats will pass into Lake Providenc,
Just as soon as currents in that directio,
will allowofit in safety.
We have reports from Greenwood 4
"Wednesday AFTERNOON. The fight had no
been renewed, bat both parties wer,
making active preparations.
The rebels were mounting new gum
and strengthing their position. The ris,
IN the Iallahatche had prevented tn
completion Of the Federal battery
Their boats or rams and raft are seen il
the river below the rebel battery.
A party Of guerrillas Sunday forenoo
took upthe rails on the. road between Jack
son and Grand junction, three miles frol
the latter place, and thereby ca ptured an
burned wood train Of IL or Is cars.
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New York, March 26

The Times dispatch says reiusse who
arrived within our lines yesterday, con.
firms the statement that the rebel army
is falling back from fredericksburg, and
being massed IN the defcnses before Rich iehh
mond. They state tina, the entire force
left at fredericksburg on Sunday night.
to have been only 5000. They also con-
firm the news that the gun-makipg ma
chinery and ordnance stores are being
rapidly removed from Richmond into
Georgia; that the Withdrawal of families
from the city has fully set in. and that
sales OF property are being forced at !
rninous loss. -
They also state that the Acknowledged
loss is deplored by cavalry soldiers in
hichmond, sustained in the recent thrash
ing Avsrips cavalry gave them. There
was between 400 and 500 killed and
wounded. Among the killed was Col.
Lagrange, Of N. C. .3ae'1
The rebel guerrillas came again to.day
Gown our line at Chantilly and made (
ie'nt OF attack. Seventy of our cavalry
dashed at them, chased them mile or 40
III, In pursuing, they received flank FIRE
rom the enemys pickets and barricade.
Our cavalry wheeled and fed, pursued bv
the enemy, but rallied and again charged
the rebels to distance of three miles.
One great duty with which Gen. Burn.
s'oe Is charged in his new department, /,
20 defend Kentucky from the apnrehand.
ca rebel invasion, He will be furnished
win an ample force for that purpose
should circumstances favor he NAV 40
operate With Gen. Rosecrans armv IN
Middle Tennessee. :.
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An Notwithstanding the eloouen,
appeal in favor of the war by the 44th
New York was being signed by the off.
GERS and men, an old pioneer, who can
guide you to the best fronting among the
Adirondack, came hurriedly in from his
wood chopping and said: !" Colonel I
didn't know of this till just now; them's
my sentiments exactly. When I was 1t
homo there always used to be some fellsrs
on the farm, who. when they drove load
of hay into swale, always wanted to
anhitoh the team and 80 home, and let it
20 for two Or three days; but I always
vent IN for pitching the load Of, shaking
tho wagon out. and pitching tho load on,
and goin. home that way ]: I'm for put
tin the thing through" said he As he put
his name down in broad, emphatic lines.
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A. M. PENNocK,
Fleet Capt. Comd
Caiso, March q.5--7:5Opx.

To Hon. Gideon Wells, see'y Navy:
have just received communication from
Lieut.. Comd'g Breess, dated Black Hawk,
March 10Th:
The Admiral has just got through
S'eel's and Blacks bayou with five iron
clads in the pass, and is in Deer Greek,
making all haste for the Yazoo. Doubt
less he is there now.
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Philadelphia, March rs

Philadelphia, March IS.
The following is special dispatch to
the Bulletin Of this city
Cincinnati, March 25-The Yaxoo ex-
petition has come To 4 stand still.
The Commercial of this city has spe-
oial from Greenwood, which says the
Chillicothe, in the last engagement. Was
temporarily damaged BY shot battering the
sides OF her pert-holes SO that they could
not be moved. Battery, Wilson. has been
dism ounted and the guns returned to the
gunboat DeKalb. The troops are now
acting on the defensive.
Quimby's division was on the Cold
water Oh the Goth, and with good weather
would reach Greenwood in TWO days.
The guerriiias trouble the boats on that
river and the Tallahatchie. and have kill
ed three or four soldiers.
The Monitor gunboat Lafayette 10 re-
ported up the Yasoo above Haines' Bluff.
Other gunboats have gone up. Stirring
news is expected from that quarter.
The reported evacuation Of Haines'
Bluff by the rebels is not credited.
The rebel force which has occupied
Danville, Ky, is believed to be the adj
vance of Gen. Longstreet's Division -
Their coming is not unexpected, ano
they will be promptly met.
Several thousand federal soldiers ar
rived to-day, and moro are coming.
Look out for very active campsion il
Kentucky.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
REBELS FALLING BACK.
Virginia Probably to be
Evacuated.
From ViCkSburg.
TWO GUN BOATS REACH
THE CANAL FROM
BELOW.
From vicksburg.
Gold Mining Excitement in California.
Washington, March IS.

tou, MuIcn @o.
The following dispatches have just
been received by the Navy Department:
Cairo, March 24.-To Hon. Gideon
Wells, Secretary of the Navy: / have
just received tho following communica-
tion from Lieut Commander c. r. Breese,
dated Black Hawk, March Goth:
"The Hartford is below Warrenton.
Admiral Farragut's Sec'y came on board
this morning en- route to Admiral Porter.
- Ii will take week, at least, to coutmuni
cate and Get back.
lie says that the Hartford passed the
forts, but that the others were repulsed,
and one was seen in flames. 1t is beliey-
ed that the Mississippi was the ship de-
stroyed.
Signed A. M. PEsxocK,
Fleet Capt. Comde.'
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San Francisco, March Fl.

Mining excitement continues unabated
over the entire coast. The rain of the
day is for kees' river. -Four or 1--WE thou
sand miners will reach the district before
June. A town Of $50 houses, with
regular streets laid out, has been built
within SIX weeks. The mining districts
are believed to be extensive 10 both silver
and gold.
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.IGour,l1frfi0l. .
CONNECTED pY
s.. IL A M I l. L.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth saA Main Streets.
coanKcrsD ,,

DAILY CARS CRY ovvIcH, Z
ksoKrK Ach. -. 80. !
FLouR-supsrhLe ~ rs; sprln wAss,e xsrs %
20; Fall WheatExtrses7 rs. aa
CORN MEAL-45050c p 100 ~,
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-ooe ? Is0As.
SHIP sTuFH--Ssc.
CoRN--2s q soc ' bush.
sARLEY-sl 40 to 81 rs
wHEAT-Fali ~ IS; Spring soas0c = bu
kYE-5o955o
0ATS-6o 10 Sc.
PoTATOEs-7o 70 Soc Retail Co.,
SUGAR - Nsw Orleans fair i2ie; prime lsa;
choice Isl; clarified i6A; crushed and powdeiedI1i.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . IS; So gal hou e3OdD IS;
Golden sy rupsa0 sSc-very scarce; Sorgam s30 3ee.
CoFFEE-Ric a40aoc; lava %; Lasuyra IS.
RICK-sGloc.
soAP-Paim 70. Family Gic, German &c.
CANDLEs-siarls; Mouidla.
TALLoW-sko. @
LARD-7tosc.
BUTTER-common 80 Toe; Choice ls ~ ls,
rsaail 2Oc.
PRoVfBIoNS-Ehonidsrs Hams sides no sale.
Sugar Cured Hams. &c., retail iOc.
LEATHER-sole3 lo35; Harness<o,oAa.
HIDES-Prims dry lee, srubby haifprics green
ste; green shsss pslts lseoi Is; green hog skins
l3c.
HAY-Timethy sieeia 90, baisd s,i ooSsiaa;
Prairie % Oo@io00.
skEDS-Timothy ~ - To so; Flax Seed ea6 To
% 80; good demand.
oNIONs-oi SO.
EGG6--7 70 Be.
WHITE BEANS rs to Si 7e
YRATHKRs-soa4o
FRUIT Dried Apples % COG % Is ? bushsi.--
Dried Peaches e9b00ea7S. Raisins S47s0e3 aS.
GREEN APPLRs-e1 90 ? bush.
CHEESE-Western Rsservesnd Denmakl& TO l3e.
BSEF CATTIE-e4 gross.
SHkEP--o4 6o05 % vAsaA.
sALT-G. "A. "a % ' sack; Kanawha t3Rs ? bar
rel; Lake - Is.
FfBH ,ks-1 elA%SGls- y shl- NO. 2ali-
Oal2, NOS ep0slo. White Fish, Mol So
? half Dbl. Cod Fish 7A1eK -.
OILS-Coai Oil, 50 10 6oc; retail IS. LInsesd OH,
% %. Lard OF, 81
BEEewAx-Prime, 4oc-
PAT HOGs-es 75to - IS nett.
RAGs-Woelep I Cotton3c.
oLDIRoN-ic ' 3. Bras l2ie ? D Copper
17eH -.
ExcaAssE.--On New YORK u percent bank abb
funds; Phiiadslphis, Boston. Chicago and Cinein-
natl y per cent. 81. Louis 4 per cent G old 20 to
50 percent. BUYING.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-26

Trenton, N. j., March Is.
Both Houses adjourned sine die al lao
this afternoon.
A resolution was adopted by both
Houses to give national salute in honor
of the Federal Union.
The Union league also fred salute
over the death of the Legislature.