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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-14

Especial to Poss.l
Washingtou. Nay l3..

Tbs Extra Rspublicsa has the follow
iae:
Gen. Glans mt : adispaeah 10 ~ Psesi.
dent, received last night, anso1soing is
tseme of chsr1otsristio modesty that hs
mssed = - etsny's Horhs again at
0possylvsnia G. II. On Tharsday norsisg,
tks l2lhs = kdaylighA a
Gen. Bafasf3s asd 6sn Haasesk Nesa
naking essad aad inpetuous ehsrgsa
viii - laysapt b sorps. sarpsisiag ~
enemy, producing she widest cosstsrsa-
Etioa 4 his lAnks, csssAise Isss ii9hl
and centre and hasliag his eatire ks<
back With kvful slaugh ghiss, distance y
seysral miles.
General 0raut rsmaiasd master 81 IN
6eld. With all the rshel deAd and woandsa
1hs r0ss y To sass1y - coipsss.-.
Details haseoho-
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To 0ssssstssss ttis ps1. - : -
qenoui64 - 0Sg4 Dss1lorl fsrsAs ians.
80 ssvfsst - a.Oo0 Aasyha4 AiS6e
- tO0 ~, o. ~ tssns % whish ~
GsvstsoD = ~ diGerssf Wolsrs s>stes
1ave tecsstly plsGsd sksir militia il ~
1sld. They are to relieve The Other trssps
sov dong esard asd Provost dusy II
AaFyhnd, Who are - 20 st once y ths
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Cincinnati, May IL.
There is great activity At Camp Denni-
son in preparing the National Guards for
the 6sid. The 09d, 18th. l46ih, Il9th.
l52d aad l54th regiments left yesterday
for tho east, sod two other regiments
probably lsave to-day. These troops srs
thoroughly armed and equipped.
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: Y s1 "a TT

LATRn.
II o'sloek, \. \. g
A dispatch arrived isensns.e a.
.no1asing the capture q 100 psise6syG
'and 30 gins. TIE baatlS ~ sill pro-
efosainG.T
IT, esh esrps q Ne, ,lsft sf IL q has
soved up isto bas.le s.d ders Pssaiag ths
enemy. tsAss1s : II { = 400 Z. J
Wssssafs - .isssrs usysd up 70 IL
sapnert "a ths right ..-,.,s...
The battle i becoming gsn4ni, ssd
nearly all our artillery j. engaged, asd
the ciaogos Of guns. tks vhiSsls 81 Rrsps
and solid shot, the roar Of musksesy and
tho explosion Of the eDsmy's shells, 6lls
the forest with awful tumalt. Shells burst
atsaaA hs while I wTi1s.T IL ftp9sAx
LAxHR.
nSta Il 12e'Aleqk MI b
Il y lost nov rsportsd hat Hancock
has turned the right hauk Of The enemy
below Spottsylvania G. a. ssd u prsss-
ing on. Tho baatle everywhere il over ]
whelmingly in our favor. III 5gksl
Terrific 6risg has just commenced on|
the left near Grant's keedquarfers. as1
The battle g1es on Nth terrible enet-
81, and our success II eaid to be certain.
Prisoaeu are coastanuy coming into
our lines. 81. .3
The following is dispatch sent b
Hancock this .. M: a
Near Spottsylvania g. H.
Nay l4-8a.m.
I have captured froa so to 90 guns !;
have finished up Johnston. and an now
going into Early.
(Signed,o W. j. HANCOCK.
The guns captured have arrived as
headquarters.
Brgadisr- Gen. 6ssart, commandisg .
brigade in Johnston's division, Was sap-
.ared.
Burnsids's column 10 reported 10 have
moved dows on the railroad towards Fred.
lricksburg, going in the enemy's rear.
Warren, with the 9th corps on the
right, is nov sending heavy liaes Of skir-
nishers to feel the enemy's works in his
|ront. which arc supposed to Be sban-
1oned.
II 10 impossible TO ascertain oil the par
'icalars at the time of this writing, bat
'ar victory is considered = decisive r.
,ult.
We are pressing the enemy every
ehsre.
Gen. Wright is slightly wounded. but
aiIl 10 command Of the 9Th corps.
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STATE 0T IOWA, LEE Ccrrrr, f~<-Tn the District
Court n said County, at keckuk
JeAn Maxwell snd Elizabeth MAXWELL Plaintiffs, ~.
nrti = LsSls, Martha Little. II Lore, Trustees
BenjaMin Wallses. George kshrrtscn Geo y Accr.ry
AAntdstxatR q estate II ID Bsgnton deceased and
Hiram Barney, Defendants. N
Notice n heresy given the defpnDts herein above
named that petition in evil action Is fle In the
Clerks oce n the Bsrics Curr as&aiA in behalf Of the
ah~s named plaintiff against ysn. and claiming against
you, David X Little deere in the Of f4lE saieo
with ntere<t thereon from March ss. 1884 money due
essan prpsmnry nntrs and against all the ssd
Defendants the foreclosure Of certain DEED Of Trust given
10 the sid NOTES OF Bsts and fn bosk
a. in the City cf Kcekuk Lee County Iowa md fer oth
and further re4fef FTs@
And unse yeu Appe~r and rke defense thereto before
ofhe second day Of the Of said Court
cumaseuce Keoink the Acnsasy Of Sertenbsr,
le6A Judgment will be rrneired against prayed
For in said petition
ROBERT IL GILLNORK
may1&-diw Attorney for Petitioner
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~ Three to four thousand men seem
rssher lov figures for ! divsios, ! bfigids
and ssginsnt reported eapssssa By
Grant. The figures nay BE- erroneous.
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THE GATE CITY
SATURDAY, NAY ~


Ia 40 A00 00894b8b~ 81 X
These Two Genenia vho hsve peoentl
led our troops 70 encounter overwhelniD,
defeat, are now linked in misfostaDs m.
have incurred the comnon eensuse. 0
the public. Their antecedents are directly
opposite, Banks having been % anti
slavery man, and Steele - thorosghl1
pro-slavery IS any of our regular officers
But Banks went to New Orleans and
hob-nobbed with The rebel sissehslaine
aristocracy, gave them pripcely entertain.
men,s and conducted the Affairs 81 hil
department to suit their views Of the ne
gro institution Steele vent 70 Little
Rock and pursued the same eosrss- -rebel
Shareholders were his associates and hi,
favorites-they had the run Of his head.
quarters and Of bis house. He gave them
parties and ~entsin person, hat 10 hand,
to solicit the favor Of their attendance. -
They had free communication with the
enemy and every facility to obtain and
transmit information From such dslli-
ance with rebels, both parties. led their
armies into the euemy's country. and
with equal imbecility retreated 10 utter
discontinue and dismay, with an immense
loss of artillery. guns and supplies, to their
point Of departure. They were neither
fit to command an army or to administer
affairs for the Government in the rebel
section Of the country. They had no
favors for Union men, but always tosdied
to the rebel aris,ocracy. We trust that
these Generals may be retired to positions
for which they are better qualified both
by capacity and disposition. While We
have Generals in the service that under
stand their business, there is no apology
for putting such men as Banks and Steele
In positions Of such responsibility.
They both superseded infinitely better
men, under whose genealsbip aud I'D.
ministra,ive policy the great Southwest
was re. conquered for the Union, and the
Union movement amongst the people was
successfully inaugurated. They both re-
versed the policy of their predecessors
and treated the real Union men Of the
country with studied neglect and CON
tempt. while they gave their confidence
and their patronage to the Conservative
sympathiziug pro-slavery rebels.
The resul. is partially developed in re.
cent transactions, but time will reveal
still more disastrous results Of their pol
icy to the best interests of the country.
The truth is, the great trouble west of
the Mississippi has grown ou, of this pro-
slavery, rebel-courting policy, and the re-
moval of Curtis, which finally split the
Union party of that State vide open. and
in all probability turned the State over TO
the copperhead candidate At the next
Presidential election is of the same piece
of policy which induced the appointment
Of Banks and Steele in Arkansas and Lou
isiana. Had these appointments never
been made, the region west Of the Missis-
sippi would long since have been quiet
and loyal to the Union and the Adminis-
tration. ~
We think it about time that the Pres.
ident should again yield to the teachings
of experience and the pressure Of eveats,
and take another practical step in sd.
vance.
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STORE FOR SALE-Th,

IL Sstablishnent known - the 1Keokuk Drux eserp.
On 5th street. between Main and Dloadssn keuAri
Iowa h new oasrrd fnr snas 1hsurakle tors. Ths
prescription buinsu of this hoas yssy arxs and In
creasing.
ne pupssct ~ ths spss veala prefr TO dirpase Of
IL to physician with view q transferring large
cal vsscts. vch - = sss - relinqsih. Fur nfor-
nation. co1l q the Drug StQN asSys-dlNAvln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-14

s@ The Copperhead party Of Mis-
souri,, having made large accessions from
the returned rebels, propose to cut loose
from their conservative brethren and 20
into business on their own account. A
State Convention has been called to
choose delegates to the Chicago Convss-
tion, nominate State officers and attend
to matters generally.
The contest 10 Missouri will soon a.
sume shape and be 6ercely waeed be-
tween the Copperheads and the Radicals,
and the little squad Of Conservatives will
follow the example Of the Tyler men 81
1874, by making great noise aod thsr
6ssling. They are evidently huta corpo
ral's guard in the State, but with the aid
of the Copperbeads they have made /,
good show. and backed up BY the Admin
istration, they have pursusd q polis,
which will secure the electoral vote o
b,eir State for Gen. Net Clellaa.
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= 1lapsAsA aAlsA -. Azaas.
Washiagssa, Nay Is.

hs6m. 1ix;n $500
A Dispatch from Gen. Grant has jart
ksse ,.seeised, deted pesr spo,sylyppis 9.
HI, May l4lh, 8 o'clock p. n. Il i y
follows.
.sThs eighth day 81 battle closes. leAy-
Ing betwesa 5000 ssd ! 600 prisossss d
OR hsnds for the days work, including
TO Geneni oMcsrs md ovsr 50 pieces n
lrtiilsry.
IL ssssay - obssilAis ~ aesn =
hase fealed - - 1fteh. ss
s n laSo ~ - = = e - svsa
> eo0pe 80 AeA -
- . - =, - : - - ] - ::
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-14

STATE or IOWA, LEE cou~rr, SIN the Dsstrics
Cous1 ~ mid Csunsy, nj keekuk
Auss II. Brown, Plaintiff,
Joseph etinpsen Hefsie n stimp~en. his
vifx Jcscph simpson, j. Brooks Carter,
wm- H. Ceghorn Co. T. B. Boiler. Alex. n Esvisp
CelIsex, Benj. Grif and ~ State of Iowa
for the fthe ScAt-ol Fund Defendants.
Notice h hsreby given fu t1e DESCENDANTS herein alove
named thai petition In civil actin is ie In the
Clerks oce o ths hstrcf Court afurvsid q behah
tlse abovr nAnsd Plaintiff aeAinst yoe, and cisiszx
sgshf Joseph ". Simpson dcree il the sa Of = sS
S3fec, With Interest - 10 PR eeat per an1nn u NY
s IS64 and agnDst II the DefeaAn the frscosurs Of
csrtain nsorseAge tc front ends W fu9 fet Ase
lots and biork iso In the City Of Keokuk Lee Cyunty
lows, and fur other and further relief
A. unls yUa 9pPear an1 Ane d<enss thersto before
nDoa q The second day u the term Of sajd Court
TO commence TIE hfss Monday ~ SePtcabe< 1854,
tsgn<m viii - rendered sgainss yss prayed for In
R0BKx1 n. aIIANoRk
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Ok BARRELS OF SWEET CIDER
lsy isss receiud, and for sale BY 49,.
marIA rKICH DRAKE.

WAETED-A practical Timer. Good
w wages and steady employment vii be Eissn,--
None but a hrst<ta4s workman nerd apply.
MASON BkUfHERE
mayli-i3s Bentonsport Iowa
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ssgeS i, PeisA ~
From latest aceounts received from tIs
frost last night is i known that Batlsr's
force is within a1Ailes ssf Eetaesbsx and
had p11ist III osssf H. ot ma de-
lenses. This y important. = Il more
slosely psss up Bsssrsgard's command
within sthat citY. ss ..s~. -.
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VOL. III.

stfosgbslls - ne sSnth and esasdisg
railroads aud lines Of coamsaioation.
sboald b relieved By tie huadrsd -day
me-, y srdsr that hey ny q 3~era
to tas Geld Of conflict. The soonsr he
better. g.'s Ssy 1gs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-14

~ The hundred-day nss srs needed
now more than ever. The siege of Rich-
mond draws nigh and il will reqnirs u
immense force to invest The plass sod
hold tie works against the assaults Of ths
besieged.
Our own troops at Little Rock are
about to be besieged BY the enemy aud
troops are needed to raise that siegs, asd
many more are needed to recover the.
ground ws hare lost and drive The rdbsl
army ost Of Loaisisoa. Nov is The tius
TO complete tho JOB of crushing est the
rebellion, for Il On - - = -. 80
of lie and treasure q sssss ahsa sftsr
the enemy hss had tins = rssspsnsa,---
All he ssssss.s - = b ~
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.OG NOTICE -No,ice i hereby giv

IL that all dcssn this city not properly fegsed
and Pecorisd pTies ~ June 10Th, 1854 will be kied by
order of the Marsha1 certificate of snch r~stry must
peolaced IL usAerened correspeading uitA ths
number On the oo,lnr Of the dog % registered
owners VIII take timely warming. and they have
good duon. ehsee = bat cae way cave them.
maylOdlw ROBT. wORSrER, CRY Narshal
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Herald's Dsspatch.1
Washington, Nav 12.


Washington, Nay l2.
The Army Of the Potomsc opened its
seventh days battle this morning with
brilliant successes.
Advices tonight direct from the front
state Hancock's corps, in the ceutrs, Just
vest Of Spotsylvania c. H., moved at the
earliest hour on A. P. Hills corps. and,
after . severe skirmish, drove Hessh's
division and part Of Wilcox's. capturing
2 600 prisoners. one Major General, two
Brigadier- Generals aud ffty field snd line
officers.
At9 o'clock =. m. no other fighting had
occurred.
rAs Coed News csnArnsa-A Dispateh
fren 0taAteA - 0sv. Yates
Chicago, May Is.
The Evening Journal has the follow
log:
Washington, May Is.
To Governor Yates:
Official dispatches have been received
from the Army Of ths Petonsc.
A gssersl attack vas made By General
qsaos at4a o'clock % yesterday, followed
BY the most brilliant results. At o'cl6ck
HanSoek hsd taken 1000 psieeness, is-
pladiag Asj. Gen. Edward Johpson, sew
eral Bngadiers and between 80 and 20
cannon. Nov is the time 70 put il your
l0O-day men.
| (Signed,) E. NJ. STANTON.
Sec'y Of War.
Great enthusiasm 10 Chicago over the
good news.
One man became excited and knoeksd
Stofsy, The editor Of the Daily Tines, into
ths gutsss, gpeaily 70 the disgust Of $40.
rey and the gutter. s
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Lees Army J. Sfu
! Rs6E;ie; g /. e';.e!!t|l!ns -! -
Slgel Destroying '''E Railroads s,il
!. = and Bridges. 8.


AAl'ssssss n-sss ReH 1tser
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\ ~ 'sAs Wdshisgten, Nay 13.i
The Star says N officer Who. arrived
here to-day reports tkat Il 5 o'clock yes
Itsrday afternoon : dispateh vas rsssived
q the front from Gen. Sigel's command,
dated It Carter's Moantais, betsbsn
Charlosteville aud Lynchburg, At 10 q. N.
amounting that onF cavalry had torn up
the railrnAa bstessa Chas)uteevills and
Lyashbars, 26 nilss bslow The formsf
placs; and also that the traok Of the
Geedonsvills road bstssen Charlottesville
and Kssswick had been destroyed. All
she bridges bstveen the shove points oo
bosh roads havs bssA Destroyed. Oar
forces net body Of rebsl cavalry, Who
came from the dirsciion Of Carers xouo.
tais, sod skisnsh ensued and ended 10
tho rspalse Of The rebels who asd il the
direction they had come. This was ,he
oaly rebel force mes with dariDg The raid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-14

S00 BARRELS CHOICE. FLOUR
OOO turt received, and for sale by
mayiA UafcH 4 DRAKE.
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0aaeeek's Success Cen1r1sd.
New York. Nay l3-
Secretary Stanton in . dispatch 10 Gen.
Dix, dated this .. n. confirms the news
Of Hansook's ssocess, and states BsLer i
bssieging Fl Darling, and Kssts hes been
sent 70 cut the DAnvilla road.
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lSpssisl 70 Trihane.l
Wsshineton, May l4.

Oar array i nov heard iron six miles
beyosd 0potsylvsaia O. H. We foskAt
again yesterday aud drove the enemy most
gallsntly, ,aPtaring = large number Of
prisoners and guns. and several general
p6iCsn ere anong the killed.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

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- xAss "a co.'s sRAL gsssTF oyr1oEs.
a. 40 sass sSoADN AZ, Ssw tNiN,s
F5n skLa AZ R&hVSIJ FAtSEs
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n1OA RHwARD.-sToLEN. FROM THE PREM1sE6
lUU OF subscriber the afternoon Of rhursdays
july q at Newtown Long Island one ady,s geld Watch
With Chaeiaine Cha \; one gold Kins marked CarolnS
With the initial . gold top Comb, white satin Dress
will be for the recovery of the goods dnd $50 foz
the detection and conviction OF the burglars.
g. S. VAN WICKED.
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8sfns 10 SUIT pnrch
HOUSES, FURNISHED AND uNFURNIsHED, TO LET.
0gFlCEs, STORES AND PARTS OF E0u SIS 20 LSI
n Eve are preparing our full catalogues. Par.
Gss wishing their property entered VIII please send the
price and particulars immediately.
Our list Is advertised daily In this city and Brooklyn
Dzpers
Bsiaen Island properly wanted for cssh pnrehasera
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nj O0n REwAEp-sroLEx. WEDNESDAY. JUL.

r,J ONn REwAED.-sToLEN, WEDNESDAY. JULY
Sl.UUU Il, from Bonded wsresouse, lo2 and ioA
wsches The above reward win BE- paid their
proportionsiav for Of them:-Nos 695 V
1906 to 1e76s ~ ass lo3A 10 b3 to 1855 l97lo
TO I97is i9sos 70 1888 nsI TO 1882 1904 to -
f9725 1879 10 2Si 1922 1881 9o2S; 90 gold
watches assorted u.s. u.s. u nes marked either Rosssbes
salzmap. Nos. a67l to SIC, 1889 to a4oL 1881 10
1885 2io5 % 24la 2s5s 70 49, 2sg ,e sg2; 80 gs&
to 81 s9s 62sT5 20 62 1884, s22 627e5 to So sos
g. 2e7 2s2 81 755 o. 740, 6a0l to 6s06 81 All 70
62o2s 6''s s2z7 to 62752 e2s93 to $685. ioS svef
Anchors, Iiusting Cases
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LraE p8PAgTnHNf.fHH .Rn0KiP1 OF rHn FOL
iowinf dsnati0ns V tAs Widow and Orphan Fund e
The Fire Dspartaest 10 shaaksully scknovlsAQeA Vie:
Knictsrbocter lnsurano Oenpany. pr o. AoAes1sn,
sssyssssss fnsassscs osapsay pr !. 4 iSc.s isq..
ss:s.ss i.ssr;:ss 0:.Is:S. - X OiaIrH isq..
ys.@:s i:.,;;.s: S:.1:Sy ~ H:,vsii f:s.
Ssv yeaI ysI = pA W." =
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A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR SALE, II ACRES IN
"a irving Park ten minutes walk from cars and steam
Boats at TRrytown the Hudson has
With ornRmented the Bedford road other
The Highland turnpike Broadway fine young orchard
N full bearing shade shrubbery, &C.;
mental cottage BY Of The entrances all finished and
Hccupsd Ths property offered cheap and is the
ksss FOR building sites IN this choice and healthy neghbcr
Acod, the the Hudson and
enc q the best Gsp price, &C. with s. EMERSON,
&2i Eighth
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NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, JULY 81 1884,


A roRcs AND Lift PUMP FOR s<xLE-sUyrN BLs
street X TRuSh.
, 1864-08-22

p5ta:d. The tlszed pit flor the woskiugmsu,
and have fallen iIta It the:nse;Ees. They have
thrown ii;etra1d into The ean!irg wheat, and
all Will pe col B1Eed. There are huodreas OF uea
fc,ent sssoeiattcns, Who eaaaot be csloled BY Tie
Banshee t:mes, q any other man. ,i 70 turn thsif
societies inio hot5tds f?r spsouunx tzcas91,
dit ss last. TIE President Of thu Trades
assembly. weak Ean to be srre, bat OF so.ae H.
lucEce because ofhIs otleial posit!cn. R2p:ass to
rfa11sa lie working n,er Of Chicago With tnanl!e
zea1. He informed our sepor!er, that e ayoia
giving oCsnsc 70 cny member Of The a:so:lsioas.
he had selected one speaker from eaca Q! sne grew
I!ta flat the Union party Ind repIc-s Etsttoa IN
either Of u ese centleE1eu, ta decidedly 1lch.
, 1864-08-22
et Louis H1urAeE.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago T7ioucs.1

6T. Lnrfs. FAt7rdtT. August q, 1894.
TonAcco.-Actlve. 6a1ca ot sts hrds lugs 8: sl20o
@171o; common shlrp'r lest s1saYs7:.0j; medium
DO S2d,ttta:5.to; gccd do c5 bcEJ2.t3. cGnu, and
medium msaufac'nrllg do &a7 cGG t389; Sooi ald
nse &c ti5.trea:L0.t0-
FLGrE-Active- Sats Of 200 brls city 'daub.e ext.a
ct 1t11a <t0 hl.t city doHble extss s1i15 1co bss
double extra k1o TO- ,,E brla doubit exst3 1lo Is;
21C b.1s toub1t e1l1i SO az en tris toub1s ext1A
5000: 3to blA Ix.1A <oi5 Inspected .so ctls sop.s-
fue - 50.
STANDARDIZATION. Sales It 100 sa:ka chc.ce q.
&2,cc; SEQ fsess SE.ue TO choc, 3, $1.2sG2t0; 40
tacss socd ct e9a 1e7 tacks fatr and gcol falr st
elet@1.s5. Cc1n-Inst.i7c Sales oEiGs lacks white
at &',sa; 1,<cu racks yellow an. El1ed at II 10.
OstsHgbtr. 6.1ts Of 2s2 Escks at Ssc ?H3 IL Ks al
exc, It eto,e; tc1 sacks NJ Sic; :G sscks nt ssk
Tye-pal. Sales Z. st sarks mnssy at sLt5. Barley
ss!es Of II saete. nav crop. assaz:.
NH1sKT-Mt 1e active Sales compile q brIs at
$'.i6Gl ssK is t1:a At $1.s6.
PEovis,oAs--Bsco2-Saler Of 19 casks baeon
shoulders isc SEQ tie1t.t prime Lft.le 1s a. 4lc
so tier prna q 21c; 800 e1css Prime At s9o per
nN1F
, 1864-08-22

.
ELDsNY. N. Y SurLay, Aug. 81 1851.
fEKyra,-.tc market closes as It ote1e. Ann for
Eecd 10 extra cattle. sd kfor th descriptions
Of the $500 ri lest 2.T0 wers OF the
or. thin. greer. or tcAlaTaz crdez. and en- thssa
p,icea tTopped A9Ht, ht1e u Wetk'A p1iccs xers
fuiy na3nraine4 On better kFaiek- Pflces ranged
teem sHc f1 the poorest 20 sc for the De,t- Among
tbs tales xa5 dr7ye OF :cs extra uincls, By II. 3.
Rostntha1, ~ s1sioo per head. average 1851 rs.
ABB s. ,ctu have changed haldF.
SFKKF-In g:cc .eQocs: s. t,9&-c tcr feir to good
a drove Ct SEQ Prize lambs, avc1agin. 60 n7
BIZ uEhsS
Eo~s-Ssni A.T 1.ol1K. Accepts s,lto; sh'p1el
te NcR Y:rk21N.
, 1864-08-22
.CtaW!ey.-..-
TrrH

The fetal receipts OF HoEs during the week eadiog
tc.tny, according to the daily rstuE1b poated on
'Ctarxe, smsunt 10 ls,7:3 head. This Is 6,e3 tea1
ors thnn were receivsa last week, aud 1872 head
,haa the receipts Of the respoadlnE week Of
last senE,
The daily receipts 1t the various yszds c1mra1e as
fellows;
, 1864-08-22
.LDGAL MATTERS.

Nuuth Nfdc Union Lca.ue .-There vii
~ mee'.rs ", u ~ ~, Itfs hnne1 ,,,ere ,s h.
cFetilE at "sffeh Hail. ~ - nopou tne'e WIZ oe
tanfacte6. Patriotic znlcs will erliyen The meet
lp-
sunday Scho"l UnioN-- regular
mu.,t,,v ,n4estnv of the Ch.c.yo Saob.th
-, =: ~, c..ord p,oLhr,arf., rb,-ch
4oe, aug. sso' ~ 'I1 ss.o-" ts1au o.asa'
eoTurr cfWahush avenue ana Ha-hingson atreet,
covmercsDg ct quasssr before eight O'Clock. ~
ring the evening the folio wing question Will be
, 1864-08-22

SEsE-shoats. Wholesale. u@lic; retal, 1pQ1ic
-ISaAaxs|17he 'sbalsE &c Of poTsr"tn the Boytoa
tstt3e tha tneep MARKET Is laid BY the West. the
nun oelatcm th.e section III aud fall. 40 faN the
51aeea ot e5st nd maEon At :emh.idz ssad a!i9ht
,cniy ske WesteIn.", This was good nows % rue
h2iiheIn 1foIsrs. Eho hoped to be ao:n 10 advance
ths; able 70 60 So but la.Ee portt "a ottno
~ G9a1 Vss+ t9e Sostnesu roaas WAS % tnla Eoor
EsI II + et ~ 1pa ~. s
e1s s.. We thiak. an grades Of ca:se feel Tho IN.
hneneG - E[s4tes e 1s1e dsksee q sas 4Ia aa.
growers ~ co!t from &c 70 ii 10, ns moge thsa
On coEnif1on soma 81 Which, it Is s.ld. Viii coIt
I5e p neladIne soo 1an over Last week. the ae'
W We make 70 khetp and lAmns-ol wel:a l.9$1 are
MestsIn re Heatern ara mostls on c2h1u!ss.o1:
The Northern AMI Esgter0 arc A9ta oy tne neao: AZ
II p,.css op = = . sss scsefSi1g an, m e 9 S1.s
fxvo.inR the droye,. There are mora than twtcs AZ
na1y 1heep k:d lanahs this Week az st, 4nd hutca-
lseIpress ea1a Of nnothc: break down or prices IN
60 c1t1.
, 1864-08-22

proptrty in Chiaso. IS win be affected By The pro
po-eu action OF HE Common Couuci'; and ii pos
sltic 10 aprcrucnn ard adopt teme plsn by which
we may ob;s in relief ft1m threatened disaster.
JOHN MATrucKs, IT.,
No, Il Telegraph Building.
, 1864-08-22
CHlCA13U CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending AuGuse 10, 1861.

SATURDAY EvuSaa, August 70. 1ssL
The 1ecslpta OF beef Cattle aad Liye HoEa II sae
r1leus JaSdS In ,he cirJ, Tor the wee6 doonS @
day, compare n fellows With the previous WEEKLY
EecsiptB stuca Jn,Y 2, 1871: