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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28

Hale, from The Naval Conmittse. 10
ported bill providing that hereafter Ill
sppointnsnts II yoiantsse naval service
BE- sabC6ittsd 70 The Senate for ocokfmar
ton, and oil such appointments hitherto
made shall cease At the expiration Of go
days from the time Of the return Of the
vessels in which those holding them are
employed.
Grimes amendment to the Enrolment
bill inserts in lieu Of two months ad-
vance pay to colored recruits such bounty
not exceeding 800 40 the President may
direct in ths several States.
Debate on the expulsion resolution was
participated in Morrill,, Powell, Hale and
Others. Hale argued against its passage.
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Fort Monroe, Jan. "a.
GsxrsAL ORDrR No. IL.

GEHKRAL ORDxR No. IL.
Inssmuch - the rebels of the Coifede-
rate States are sending their women and
Children through the lines Of this depart
ment, and retaining BY law oil able-bodied
male persons, it is ordered
First-That no white women or chill
dren will be permitted to come through
the lines without pass from these head
quarters, or the headquarters Of the army
Of North Carolina.
Second-All able.bodied men will be
received and detained until reported to
headquarters or the headquarters Of the
district and army of North Carolina.
Third-Nothing in this order shall be
construed to conflict with general order
No. 46, relating to colored persons.
By command of
Maj. Gen. B. F. BUTLER.
R. s. DAVIS, Maj. l. A. A. G.
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Explosion Of Cartridges.

New York, Jan. 81.
The steamer Merrimac arrived last
night from New Orleans 18th, via Key
West 22d. No news.
A terrible affair occurred at No. 600
Maiden Lane last evening, by an explo-
sion of pistol cartridges, killing Mr.. Hoff-
man, clerk, and seriously injuting an.
other clerk named Chas. Black.
The upper part of the building was
destroyed. Loss els. 700, mostly to the
store of Strasberger. in which the explsr
sion occurred. They are supposed to be
fully insured. 1t was the work Of
whisky.
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9pffial Notifies.
Browns Bronchial Troches.

Il have never changed my mind respecting them from
the first excepting 70 think vet better of that which
began thinking well Off RRv HENRY wARp BEEcnEk.
1The Troches a staff Of life to me-.
PRoF. EpwAKn NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, n. Y.
aFor Throat Troubles they specific
Mp Willis.
eToo favorably known TO need Communication
ifoy. CH4s A. PHELPS,
Pres Mass. Senate.
esContan no Opium anything injurious
Dr. A. A. HrEs Chemist Boston.
aAn elegant combination for Coughs.f
DE-. q. r. BTGxIow, Boston.
Il recommend their use 70 Public speakerz.T
REy. u. II. CHtPIy.
aMost sanitary relief In Bronchitis
REy. s. aaisRaIEn ifoFristown, Ohio.
Every beneficial when suffering from Colds
REv. T. j. y. AspgRsoS, St. Louis.
Almost instant Ieiief in te distressing iaborAd breath
ing peculiar Asthma
Rev. A. G. EaalEsTos, New York
They have suited my exactly, relieving my
throat 50 that could sing with ease
T. DUCHahME,
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal
A. there limitations be and OBTAIN the genuine
laD25-iHo.dsw
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FROM NASHVILLE.
Nashville, Jan. {

Nashville, Jan. 70.
Gen. Rosseau lately received informa-
ton that brigade of rebel cavalry, under
Forrest, with battery of artillery, were
about to cross the Tennessee river at
Florence, Ala, for the purpose of raid
through Middle Tennessee. He has made
preparations to receive them, strengthen
ing posts and securing the country.
This evening COL Misner, at Columbia,
telegraphs that the rebels had taken
Athens and moved on Columbia. This
morning the pickets at Columbia we're
attacked by rebel squad coming from
the direction of Mt. Pleasant.
Ii is thought Foster is moving around
Columbia, endeavoring to destroy the
Nashville Northwestern road and obstruct
river navigation.
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CHERIFFs SALE.

~ SrtrS VI iewA I.XE CarSrY--ss.
Bs virtue III d special execution nv directed issued
hy the Clerk The District Court u -i county id favor
IL Thomas Davis and against Sanford HAines, " H CuNles
b B Hisainail T. r. lord and b. w. Ford, taud also de-
cree against Iv Weed ami others therein namt have
levied upon ard will sell % the highest bidder ~ the ant
DIOR at the Clerks Office If the District Court q Lee cdpF
til Iowa keoknk. ia said county, the 9th day q
February A. H. 1854, between the hours ~ ocock A. NJ
and o'clock n NJ, commencing AZ o'clock r. H. of said
tat, the following property wit: Lot Ne seven ~ III
of Saetan twenty-seyea N Township yfre 90 north
Range five 5 west in Ice county Iowa. much
may le necessary.
Taker ieya npan ard q he sid by order Of court, to
satisfy S1i3 WRIT III execution.
kaaknk Jan ao 1861 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fec 81 50 sheriff u Lee Co, Iowa
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Leevenvorth, Jan. "a.

The troops ct Fort Gibson are reported
On half rations, owing 70 the Digestive
slpply system. Forage is also very
SCARCE.
The Kansas Legislature hsvs welcomed
Gen. Curtis BY unanimous vote, a. .
General of great military renown and
tried loyalty.
The difficulty between Gen. Fremont
and Samuel Hallett threatens TO delay
the work on the Pacific Railroad.
The weather here 10 very mild and the
ice in the river is breaking up.
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Fire in oalena.

Galena, Jan. 26.
A fire broke out in the extensive United
States Hotel stables, owned by Rogers.
and situated in the rear Of the Lawrence
House, about o'clock last night. Seven
valuable horses, large quantity Of grain,
hay, harness, &c., were burned with the
stables. The Lawrence House was saved
by great exertion, but the furniture was
materially damaged. Mr.. Edwards lost
$500 in lumber. Loss on stables and
contents not ascertained; believed to be
only partly insured.
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Aoo eAoweA Amy OO0OSaAA1
Especial to Herald.
Headquarters Dept of West Virginia,
January 26, 1869.
Gen. Sullivan has Just been informed
BY Gen. Kelly from Harper's Ferry that
his scouts have returned with Richmond
papers of the 22d inst These papers say
JEFF. Davis' house was robbed and fred.
This is very significant. The Ere was dis
covered in time to save the building.
Major Quinlan, 2lst New York cavalry,
reports bands of men forming to resist
the rebel consumption.
Scouts just returned from the neigh
borhood of Woodstock took nine pris-
oners.
The rebel Gen. Early is reported to be
still at Harrisburg, and Rosser, with 78
Of the 18th and goth Virginia mounted
regiment and Whites battalion, is be-
tween New Market and Timberville. He
does not seem to be doing anything or to
be in condition to make successful raid
of any importance. As far as Rosser is
concerned no harm is apprehended.
Fitshugh Lee has gone back to Cor
louisville with his command.
Col. Mulligan has just returned from
Petersburg and reports no enemy in force
in South Branch Valley.
Large numbers Of deserters and refu-
gees are coming into our outposts. All
concur substantially in what 10 reported
about expected sufferings and present dis
satisfaction among the rebels.
Col. Thorburn reports having informa-
ton of a highly important and gratifying
character. 1t relates to the good work
ing of the Presidents Amnesty Procla-
nation among the rebels in arms, and
those who have heretofore been sympa-
thizers. but who are not now in the army.
jeff. Davis sweeping CONSUMPTION bill
has given rise to this state Of feeling.
Everything looks cheering in this De-
partment.
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laHERIFFS SALE.

STsTI 0r Iowa. LEE C8USTr-ss
By virtue of 4 special execution directed issued
ty fha Clerk thin District Court said county 4ver
al Heirv Taylor ana against in. T. Turner rpd also
depree AGAINST Jas ~ johnson and others therein named
ave levied upon and will sell The hi shrt bidder. te
GaoF ut che Clerks office of th= District Court e
County Iowa. Keukuk. III ald county the 9th dAy
III February A. D. 1851 between tile hours Of O'clock A.
NJ asa eclcek II NJ commenting nj clock T. ". II
said day, the following prortr owt Lots No. nue ard
l0 in Block No ninelyeizht sl Id the city Of ke-
kuk Lee cluntr Iowa. much NAV b. necessary.
Taken levied ppQn, aaA 70 he sold ny order Of c1urt to
satisfy said writ 0frxe4utian.
Keakrk, Jan. - 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fea n 50l Sheriff OF Lee Co. Iowa.
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NV fWkk.
tottori--ttnies Rrsi prices = shade easier.
fonr-ti,let and steady closing heavy al p5T 10 for
Extra STATE - Tor common to Eo8 shipping brands
and Extra Round Hoop Ohio; -oao 81 for Trade
Branslz.
Whiskey-Dull ard heavy: 80 bhls reported soll
chiefly State at s including Western SOC Sc buyers
to Toxic all risk af asiifional tax
Nheat-opene-l FIRM with moderate demand 55a
~ Tor Chicago Spring 56eai 81 for Nil Club.
corn--litayt and dsoiining l "a fur shipping Mixed
Western Ia store.
Uafs-ttuiet ard heavy
Porks9u.et and shade irmer; 10 629I9 70 for mess:
- " . II - ias cid 10; - 10 for dor ID Tatls
Tor old and new prime % COG ~ rs for prime mess
Beef-tlnief
Gut Meats-Iif1n~F; good demand saoc; shoulders
IotI Hams l2la beef sides firrner hut less active
Dressed liags-Whout material change
lAIa--Dull
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suNpRaEs.

Lx.YHrn-s,Ie - 10 60. fiarra.s. - 10 a..
bHibEs,Ts flf. 10 q liz Fry salte 1t 70 i5c. Grab
~ hsif rsstss 90 treen Sheep pefs 10 to
y uFees ucs skins lac
sssps-lifnutas :. % to - 70 Flax. ~ TO- =
FkkrEEsS---5 sac
ensrsz-iisailsirg Is 10 d. y
BaEg CAxr1s-~sz % 10 e. ~ gr0s@.
SaEr-S4 90 t. Is 50 q had
woai-els4n Tuawaste.l ~ to -. Inaa.lied gne-
third los.
ori-teal OH es to 7os- retail sss I4nsesi OIL 81 G.
Lard o1:$i olt3 Il II. Fish 0I. Al ~
BE.sw4x-4ts.
Far leg.-<. % to 50 % nptrs
RAGs-Nodlea lscs Cotton 2i2e.
Mas 6gSxIx<--li< to 81
tapEeoS--ic 2 ~ Brass, Inr = n f0arER Ice = n
ExsHASsE-0a New York. phiisdeiphIa. Boston. Gin
einFs'i. 81 Louis and Chicago r for tankAbie
fanis. Gold 5se frrniura buying
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Jefferson City, Mo. Jan

Gen. Brown has asked for court OF
inquiry to investigate the charges made by
Senator Wilkinson that he BROWN had
confined 40 Minnesota soldiers for releas-
ing slaves of rebel in arms; that soldiers
and citizens had been arrested for hur-
raining for Jim Lane; and that inquiry
be made into all matters connected with
the management of the central district OF
Missouri.
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SOUTHERN ACCOUNTS.
Fortress Monroe, Jan. 9

FORTRESS Monroe, Jan. II.
The Petersburg Express of the gid
says seven hospital buildings at Camp
Winder, near Richmond, were burned
yesterday, and large quantity Of stores
and clothing destroyed
An unsuccessful attempt was made In
burn the Presidential mansion In Rich
mond on Tuesday last.
The Charleston Courier of Tuesday
says the bombardment of the city con-
,inues, but the damage is very small con-
sidering the number and weight of shots
fired
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28

HUMAN NAruRE.-To gain = correct
acquaintance with human nature, it is not
necessary TO move in public or extensive
sphere. A more limited circle of obser-
vation conduces to greater minuteness
and accuracy. A public mode of life is
favorable to knowledge of manners a
private, to knowledge Of character.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28
New York, Jan. 81.

At meeting of the stockholders of the
American Telegraphic Company to-day,
the old Board of Directors were re-elect-
ed E. S. Sanford. President; G. Liv-
ington. Secretary; Francis Morris, Treas
urer; and Col. NJ. Lefferts, Engineer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28

LIBERTY Is HEALTH.-Liberty is to the
collective body what health is to every
individual body. Without health, no
pleasure can be tested by man without
liberty. no happiness can be enjoyed BY
society.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28

THE GREATEST BLESSING "A content
ed mind is the greatest blessing a man
enjoys in this world and if in the pres
ent life his habit arises from the SUBJ
DUNG of his desires, it will arise in the
next from tie qualification of them.
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1t is thought this morning that Carrot
Davis will be censured, but not expelled
from the Senate.
The Ways and Means Committee have
agreed % recommend an appropriation Of
500 te1lsfny the expenses in calling
the troops in several border 6tatss.
Hon, Mr.. Lovejoy ooatiauss danger.
eusly III.
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Mutiny in the Rebel Army.

Washington specials say it is now GER
tain that serious mutiny occurred in the
rebel camp near Stevensburg on Saturday.
Deserters say regiment attempted to
desert and serious affair occurred.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE C6rSrr-ss
BY virtue If special execution h directed issued
bS Clerk Of the District Court vi said county, r favor
II Charles Kafsnsr and against j. X. Hnrish and also
decree against Beamy Hire and others therein nametl
have levied upon and will se the highest bidder,
the of the Clerks Dce Of the District Court of
Lee County Iowa at keokuk in said county
the 9Th day Of February A. D 1881. between til
hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock Z NJ, commencing
o'clock r. NJ of said day the following property to
wit The Southeast quarter Of Section eighteen s) in
Township sixtysix t66) north Of Range 5 west In Lee
county. Iowa much may be necessary.
Taken levied uron and 10 be sold BY order OF court
satisfy said writ of execution
keokuk. Jan. - 1851. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fec ST 30 sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa.
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Montreal, Jan. e.
Hon. Jas. B. Clay, of Kentucky, died
here last night.
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CHERlFFS SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE Corsrr--ss
BY virtue OF special execution me directed issued
by the Clerk OF the District Curt said county In favor
Of b H. Harrison and against Elihu Gum and D. Ford
land also decree against Amy b. Gum, Caroline NJ
Ford ct all have levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Clerks once o the District
Court II Lee County Iowa. at keokuk in said county ON
the 10th day Of February A. D. 1854 between the hours
Of O'clock A. NJ. and O'clock r NJ, commencing at 2
o'clock r. NJ. Of said day the following property towit
Lot number six 6 in Block humber forty-eght AS In
the City of keokak Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon, and 10 be sold by order Of the court
TO satisfy said writ ofexecutibn.
Keoknk Jan 49, 1854 G ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee 81 50. Sheriff Of Lee County, Iowa.
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Washington, Jan. p.
The President has appointed W. A.
Merriweather IT, S. Marshal for Kentucky,
vice Mcdonnell resigned.
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Baltimore, Jan. 81,
New York. Ian. 81.

The rumors about the rebels moving
on Winchester are unfounded.
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Nashville, Jan. 81.

Nashville, Jan. u.
The 26th Ohio veteran volunteers pass
ed this place this evening on their way
to Camp Chase, Ohio.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE Or lows, LEE corNrY-ss
By virtue cf special execution directed issued
BIZ Clerk Of the District Court If said county III favor
IL Henry n nckersnn and against James L. Estes and
also against Amanda Estes and others therein
namadl have lefied upon and viii sell the highest
bidder the front dour Of the Clerks Office III the Dis
Court Of Lee County Iowa az Kenkuk IN said
ty the n Tia day Of February ID 1864 between the
hours o'clock A. NJ and o'clock r. W.. commencing
o'cleck T. NJ Of said day. the following property
wit Lots a. and twelve l2 iii Block A la Reids
Addition to the City Keokuk Lee county, Iowa,
much may be necessary.
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keoknk, Jan. ~, 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers ~ n col sheriff Of Lee Co, low
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CHERRIES SALE.

NJ STATE or Iowa LEE CorSrr-ss.
By virtue Of special execution to direttet issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county, in favor
OF A. Hine and against t. G. Dohyns land also decree
against jeremiah Baldwin and others therein namrd)
have levied upon and viii sell 10 the highest bidder, at
front Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
Ice County Iowa at Keokuk in said county the n tn
av az February A. D. 1854 between the hours of o'clock
4 MI and o'clock p. NJ, commencing NJ o'clock p. NJ.
N said day the following property to~t Lots four ~
Ave T5 and six f6 Block hundred and ninetyfour
la4 IN the City Of Keokuk Lee county Iowa. much
a. may be necessary
TAKEN levied upon be sold by order Of court
satisfay said writ of execution.
Keokuk. Jan. "a, 1884, ISRAEL ANDERSON,
priutsrs 1em u t0l sheriff Of La Co., Iowa
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Notice is hereby given 10 James jones. Caroline
jonas. Richard Jones. tf.. Daniel Jones heirs or
Richard Jones deceased and nit other interested the
r%a estsfe describe below. that the drss Monday
of February ie69 in the Couuiy Court II Lee County
Iuwa the Rnde Administrator of the estste
~ Richsfd J5hes deceased. will make Application
order OF Ceur for the sale 90 The following real
estate. siinatea In lie cQrnty, lows viz All th4i
parcel west Of hc canal ~ he north half Of
quarter of Section 20. Tp. S.. y. VI. ri ~hieh
lmc and place persons ut5eetng t. said order will
heard =. GGRtIS
Jan l4-d2~ Admin. OF kieh'd Jones, deed
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
New York. Jan. FL.

The steamer Empire City from New
Orleans, 18th inst, arrived tonight. She
brings papers of that date, but they con-
tain no news.
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New York M 0ney Market.
NV YORK Jan. q.
Money easier
The steamship Scotia for Liverpool to-day carried ont
$1,000 for Europe.
Government Stocks firm
t. II coupons l00sz.
e. year certificates g-r.
Gold Sc.
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AFOH 4 Uf - VHH' ~
24,OOe tons Of Scranton coal sold at
auction to-day at Sc 50f07 so per ton, a
slight decline as compared with Decem-
Der sales.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO Jan q.
Fionr-Market duh, nominal and unchanged
Nheatn fair eeuatiye demand and prices steady nj
l l1l49l II y for Aos l. and ll9sl III y for No 2
lorn--Dnfi apd limited sales at Ole for No and o0c
for No.
Provision Maraet-Dnll and without change
No change IN live stock market
Dressed HoesQiet at 10 DC 45 dividing on 100 fbs
Several choice lots sold for 5zDl0 higher
Higiiwnes-enet at an advance Of 2D3c
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SrsTElor iowa, LEE CoEyrr-ss.
b. virtue of special execution directed issued
the Clerk Court of said county, in favor
of o. G. Hale and against Cicero ~ Hughes, executor Of
John Ferre deceased land also iecrec against Susan
FerreIl r. H. Hart yanlincourf Naiursdal Louisa VAN
orsdall Ann NJ Hart Jehu stoddard Robert simpson,
&c have levied upon and will se thu highest bidder
the Clerks Office Of the District court
Lee county Iowa, kpokuk- in said county, the
10th day Ct February A. ID 1854 between the hours OF
o'clock A. NJ and ociock r. NJ commencing at oeleck
r. ~ Of said day, tho following property, to-w The
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter OF Section
thirty-two 32 township xyhTe 6j north, Of Range
five 81 vest AID all of that portion Of the southwest
fractional quarter Of section that lies directly south
II and between the first described tract, forty iUl
acres and the Bes Mones River dividing the said south
fractional quarter section by the north and south
line which divides the quarter section north Of the same,
being hundred less Lee county Iowa
Iowa
Taken levied upon and % be -d By order of court, to
satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk. Jan. L. l-ts. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fec - -. SlarFsf II LIE county, Iowa.
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Lon,ll,crllnl.
CORRECTED D.ILY BIT
=. HAMIIL e co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 100. Cgrner Ponrth and Main Streets.

dairy CARR cTrT OFFICE
KroKrK. JASrART q. 1sos
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
Ftoun-superfne. 50 90 spring Wheat Extra, 50 10
Fail v heat kAtrs. - 5ea - -
Coax Nr.f-sl SIG Il ~ 7 100 rs
BasS-si 80 r loo BE-
SUR sTrfr-sl s5as2 %.
CgHs--5e5i 7Sc n bu~he
war.r-fali, 81 Il spring. e0~Gsl 90 Y husheL
Grasx AsrlsS-soeeFsi 90
FoJt1oEs-G-et7os Retsn 25c r peck.
BrrrsRc.'ra.n, lie ehoIee. l7a ~ retail, aos a.
ke.ss--2ge. ~.
CftscEsNs-si -sns 20.
Lsgp--islu lie.
wHlra ..rnrnen to Good. 81 soas1 ii Prime
Nary. - essg = -
T&Iiow--sS.
fiAs-T im0tly, - 00ISk Or lml-d I'D 0t Prairie
GROCERIES.
Nails hare advanced So RI keg In Pittstars' and
Hte,ii~
soasa--A oelsaa. BAR, lsa. prime, IL 4 eaee -
New York c ise Nes York A. Isl crushed powdered
N.sisssfs--sasar House. .oa.sc Golden syrup, e5sa
81 V1->saglsssni, $3.50 s-5~-
CQffns-% gia 81 4sS7e; Java, ~
s1ga--ai.sesi-aa Te- English. =
sosr-f@in, r PANTY. esr7 tiernsaa
CaSpLEs-sEsf, - ~ -. Mould IL ~ l4e-
TE.--lasas fIysen 81 BIG Is. Imperial, q - ~
81 50. Bl#sS. II - 81 ~
lei ! Sweet % 81 Medium Brands 70 10
soe. todd aai Saiafal L~ssi Fl a. H. 81 TO-
HsiLs-ies; Braals - - rates.
eISsS-Sxs9 City 81 "a. rAse4
CoEnaB1-1a q -
DIX ArFxss-S'. 70 81 = r.
pET fsaea1s-lS 70 lsc i =.
Dsr CrKEssTS-5N.
KstsIss-ss 90 70 IS 80
stlr-f.akr - Is To S. a.
fIsH-Nc ! Nskerel, bhls sl4 ta9slJ -
Ne = & T. 90 - =
Me- to II d. II 10
III nlis. No. hhlt- FEsh IS -
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Arrival Of Contrabands---Rev Of Cav
airy.
Headquarters Army Potomac, !
January 81.

Five hundred and twenty contrabands
Of all sizes and ages, came into head
quarters to-day. They left their planta.
tions near Orange C. H. on Monday,
crossing the Rapidan near the railroad in
boats. Five or six Of their original mum.
Der was captured by the enemy before
crossing.
A review of Kilpatrick's cavalry diyi-
sion. with Geld exercise, was held to-day.
Gen. Gregg, temporarily in command
OF the cavalry corps, and numerous lady
visitors were ID attendance.
Shots are occasionally exchanged be-
tween the pickets on the Rapidan, bat no
Casualties have been reported on our side.
Boston, Jan. 81.
Letters received here state that the
boats crew Of the U. 8. Brig Perry. can.
tared Dec. Sd, while attempting to cnt
out . schooner on the coast OF South car
ola, are now confined 10 COLUMBIA. s.
c.. and are well treated. One colored
man Of the expedition was hung q soon
- saptsssd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-01-09
Mining in Esmeralda.

We find the following items OF mining
news in the Aurora Times of last Wednes.
dov.
DAY:
The Monroe & Thatcher hunnei! running 19is5
INTO inc, Last oaance, anu sne al.u aIhIa oin.
NIL are ooti saiu ~ DC veg 80 ,Si rronoots
ana 70 nave eAeesuSs s1cu s p hean srsc,ed
r9y .ho s.aara ENGINE which INNS the nnmn.
ossi sne sen os r. A,,,,roa ~ tho mouth u
my ny sppSLs'u' VI INC tA''~' way '' -