davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

CHAMsEsLAIN's OFgCE, Aaro1 J.
IN Council, February goth, 1854, the ordl-
Il uAnes coacs nug the FIRE Bgtde vas amended ~ 'ne
AIoail,n % the fol0airg additional section;
sec 20 Upon ary sil OF he EhentVeS any e
, al 80 .lg or apparals belonging thereto, shall be
sln along any cf N city, 70 Ens o we uuy on
IN er, o vehicles give Wy nearest middl' Of the
$500 m o ed passa thereof and driver Of any
vsce failing 50 6, DO hi u2cn conviction thereof Dc anee
roo les han a. nts nor ihsa hundred dollars II . nee
person or slave shall be paa he'd vi - Fel not eHee
'Is W. -. A. W. NORTON
clerk CouooIL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
NOTICE.

NOEACEs
ALL CHECKS VIZ MAY HAVE OUT,
ust BE- presented FOR payment 81 The Biaks which hey
~ drwn before the instant which time AL funds In our
haBd 10 oGres be drawn OUT or they VII
une ohsrse drece be iayssd In ConfsdeEae stss ar
per bonds for the bousat whom may concern
90 he country between The 2Oh nstst and nr
April ior II sales made betEeen those Gales we Pfoeee
vii be paid here IN NE present eurteacy
Tvi.r ~, Pc Cosby %
n Bl.r O. Ragland Bro
p RroTn Williams, CarrngtSn sNrksiAle
Wk w 4 Peters Mckinney, Dupuy Arch
Gfh.,n A WatkIba Ek 3 WORKMAN Ca
Ksrr a Lvoh lggaq Waller 4 Co
z Roberts Duke
EroIp Dssns Jeter 4 Harrls
3 Oavil5ln n plured
n IL ,hns,n wa GUsthmey
A,nor 4 Furks Hpence- & Veuabe
nm Norh "a A Garrett Sea.
Pollard Walker mhz-lN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

cB- SAFE by CATALOGUE
Our 81. WI c5nmense THIS MORNING a. 10 o'clock pre-
cls IT, and will be condu1ted &c follows VIZ;
Ga WEDSasDAY, $500 - -.
On TErpspay ecmmenag the same hour The goods on he
ae,opd hcor enc warehouse To The following order, WE
stA,ions.y aud FareT Goods,
HAr1Wgre,
Hats. Gaps Aad Leather,
Groceries and sundries.
KIM, PAINE CO.,
"a q, Aurtioneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
FARNrILLE. Ma1eh ID. ls64

FARNvILLE, March lst, 1864
nEPOSITS will not be received or checks
IL paid FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, az Fayris,
bet sesa Arch and at April mkt BAauees checkl
theats Ae unpaid the lst April I'll be pld In
rency prevons date 1 equivalent 10 value Pa ties will
be sidei In funding their deposits.
promptly A. VAUGHAN,
CaIhier
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
HANDS WANTED.

OPFICg OF TIE JAS RIVER EANAwHA CO.,
RICHWoSD, Ma Oh /, 1884
THHE James River and Kauawha Company
hires number Of slaves for the balance o ta year,
% be employed on the repairs Of he canal
Application may be made 70 g. l. CHIN, suPeiintsndent ~
RcamonG NJ Harris, Superintendent Ho 'ombe's asck Bed
ford A. Mchaes Superintendent Buchanan; 70 the under
sEned a. this once. WI p. hUhHOkp,
mh2-eo58s seoJ-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
ORpEN No

RICHMOND ENCAEPHENT, No 2
CIR KNIGHTS You are hereby summoned
- 20 attend meeting OF Rlshu0' EncamPmenl Ho.\ A
IL Of Knights rrmplArs q TIE Masonic BAL 10 the city NJ
OF Richmond, on rHIs EVENING, a. 6o'cloCk ~
By order ofths Z. Grand OcmnAnte-
wA. L. MAULE, O g.
Atf.st; Jtnss T. RpDICK. Recorder.
h - ~ M.rch ~. x n "a. A d. ls6l-ll
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

THE friends of Jno. F. McBlhsny announce
him A o. sddaie the once Of oouIin'nsr o. ne
~ pnhc Wots 10 ali the vacancy produced ~ ne re-
ssnston Of a. Csy Esq The oeen confncnng .ne see-
ton vii Die ue open poll all the pre- ince 10 tne pno@
narf-d21uI&a8s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
NoTTCR TO PASSENGERS AND 00SsIGNohs
OF FREIGHT ON X. +. e =. Ne NJ, a,
xT,Hr-, a. =. .o;ty If Small Notes and the

hy,v "a procure Them .hh Company 10 compelled %
o. ia trains and oonSgnos OF Freight that
hs I'M be REQUIRED provide tbs change payment o. fss
Va rrsghts provided by the Company a. ne expense Of
nremium the Company must be reimbursed BY The
D nsignor. -. an. m. ~ an. xo.d
every day. Msnhy ickes be hsd on sppncson
Al This once a greatly reduced rates. .,.,,,, ,rru
fef9-et eAAo-A eSA1, ~"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Special attention is cal ed to those in want
q ae farm neae city, the sale Of TIE desirable farm on
Wm,msbux Tu.npike Two niles beoH the city TO-DAY a. u
O'clock AZ whch time vii also be sold Abogt 100 cords sea
$3.50 .oca JAMES 81 TAYLOR,
800 800 "a Aucdoneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

ATs meeting Of the Banks Of the City Of
"a Rehmona, held wednesday he 34h February, lso
e following ouoa VS. ordered be pubhsd 10 papers
Of ILLS city -. -,
Resolved That given that he Banks OF his city val
dividends, certificates OF depoat ena
checks any PRIOR 25h Of March next eeept N me
existing, and rated ana vance ehu
h'se eaed ddsad and h,ders Of such eernaies ana
hsoEI requested % collect he same forthwith 2-alE
I B. ST0VAL[, Of Halifax, is a candidate
- the Board Public work. an vacancy ocea
stoned b. rsgnaon Of Gen. v. O Clay Heeon second
ThuradaV In Ma en- mal-dSt
TAVA COFFEB.-Just received, a very su-
- psrior lot Of pTas old Java Coffee. -. - g
k29-& stOAes, HlLLlA9sOS = GO
do COFFRR.-On consignment choice
s'SQst sTOKEs WILL AMs0S 4 90.
ENGLIsH CRUSHED sUGAR.-ln store,
n a ,.ynro,.t IA barrels pure Englsh Crushed sugar.
40 a. sfOKEs, WILL AMSON %.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
ESPECIAL NOTICE.

ExuHAsGE AND BANKING hOUsE OF d. T. WILLIAMS.
RcHNoSD Reb. IS 1854.
A LII persons holding my checks on any bank
IA notified preleng the for immediate payment
a. ne checked TIE fuads there tor the eheeA
checks held for payment April will rest entirely With the
hlldssB and the respective banks.
Dsposofs with ny notified 70 vi hdraE he re c
tive balances sdYse what dp)ston 70 male OF The
flnss The Isl Ap, The old notes ~ Pa viii be laid
E2s-dlw d. T WILLIAM
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

A VENDRE
"a yInaigrs De Vim Blanc
ms2 1t chez WGENDOhCk,
TEACHER WANTED wish to employ a
Male Teacher charge Of small school In my family
To one competent Latin French and the usual English
Branches, LIBERAL salary all be paid
Gdd- sss vim decrease ROBF BAYLOR.
fegT-2s' Loretto P. D Essex y, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

DISTRIBUTION OF CITY SALT-The
IL dbutlon OF SAT- obtained By the city from the state
Sal Sin FRIDAY the 26ih Instant At he
OF Harvey, l4h street. Apple ants must
make Sy hereto stating that they residents Of
she number q persons In their families who are
aso rsdents Qucudng all and coOrsl Refugees
titled They state In their aadav hat they are ref
uRrs from county, soourning 10 Rchnond and they
have not received salt Ia distribution any other city
county for 1854 person via receive 20 pounos ~ 10 cents
DER pound Important that each applicant MAKE The eaeu
iaton ana bring The right change aud 6sg.
DAVID J. BUR-,
Hull
L. w. GLAZEBR0OK
t.Qs-6 Committee a the CountiL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
NWENTY-THREE FARMS FOR SALE.

Thess estates are up for Confederate currency, and s
rSAdi perceived bg mostly 10 The tneuys hnes are free
from tAnztlon
For full paTeulas adde's Charlottesville for The
nh9-6s WM. b ROSS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02

Gem. D. H. Hill arrived in Columbia. 8. O., on the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-02
CaAusE ,LAIN's OTEIcE, AaTcl !

OIsps Of House Of Delegates and Keeper Of KOl'
MA sE3EkieodlE
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-04
Indiana state Conventions.

The State Republican Convention of To-
diana met at Indianapolis on Tuesday last.
Ex-Gov. ]. A. WRIaHT was President
thereof. The ticket nominated is as fol-
lows: ' .'.
For Gooerser-Oliver P. Morton.
For Lieut.. GaSeynor- Nathan Kiinball, Of
= Martin. ....
For Secretary of Stale Nelson Tronsler, Of
Fayette. @ .h t-i.
j for Treasurer-John ]. Morrison, Of Wash
ingson.
nam. .-
For Supreme Jx1ges-James Fl. Frsxur, OF
Kosciusko; j. T. Elliott, of Henry; Chas. A.
Bay, of Marion; and r c. Gregory of Tippe-
canoe.
/ For Clerk Of Supreme Csws-Lax Noble, OF
Knox. 4a, r
For Reporter Of Supreme Court-Benj Harri-
Presidential Electors for State at hrge-Jared
8. GOOding, of Hancock. and r. w. Thonp-
son, of Vigo. ,f,.. ..n.., ,.. ....,.-
Delegates for Stae at lwye-Daniel Mace OF
Tippecanoe, and James L. Slater, of Ripley.
Immediately upon the selection of a
tempoIa airy chairman, and before the reg
ular organization, Mr.. ALLEN, of Knox, in
troduced the following resolution, Indoors
ing LINOOLNs administration, and instruct
ing the delegates to the national CONVEX
ton to vote for his nomination. 1t was
early; the Fremonters were not on the
ground in force; the crowd was taken by
surprise, aad the resolution declared unan-
imOusly carried: Halt .-r ..Ia...
Resolved, That in the midst Of a cruel war
for the preservation of the life of the govern
ment, and having confidence in the patriotism,
justice and honesty of Abraham Lincoln, we re-
gard his reelection to the position he now oc-
cupies as essential to the speedy and trium-
plant end of the war, and therefore hereby in
struct the delegates to be appointed by this
convention to represent this State in the Ma
tional Union Convention, to cast their vote for
his nomination. t-...t.... ....t.t.., ...a,f+ s-,
ANDREW JOHNSON, of Tennessee, was
declared the choice of the convention for
Vice President. The resolutions declare
that, without questioning the conduct of
the government. every citizen must give it
aid in crushing the rebellion; that by no
compromise should peace be sought, but
only by complete and utter subjugation |;
that everything in the way of permanent
ana perpetual peace, must be disloyal I;
tnat those who denounce the government,
VINO refuse to support it with men and
money, who enter into secret combina-
tlons TO embarrass it, who violate the laws
ana encourage assertions, are execrated
now and forever; and that the thanks of
grateful people are due to the soldiers.
Ihe democratic State Central Commit.
tee met the same day. The time for hold
ing the State convention was fixed for.
July 18th. Delegates to the National
Convention for the State at large were ap-
pointed, as follows:
qslege'es-Joseph p. Mcdonald, Of Marion;
Vigo; and w. E. Niblack, of Knox.
Coniagenas-John Petit, Of Tippecanoe. q
4. Hall, of Cass Julius Boettcher, of Mar{on
and ]. w. GAIT, of Dearborn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-04

The correspondence between JEFF. Da-
Wis and Gen. Joe Johnston, in connection
with the Vicksburg campaign. as commu-
nicated to the rebel Congress, was very
sharp on both sides. and shows that they
were greatly at loggerhesds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

IT The Ladies' Union Aid Socieiy
will meet at the house of Mrs. Munroe
Billings, corner of Second and Morgan
streets, on Friday, the 25th instant, at 5
O'Clock. 1t is most earnestly desired and
requested that not only every member Of
the Society make an fort to be present,
but that every lsdy 10 town interested 10
doing good, will attend the meeting. All
must feel that the sufferings of the poor
will be terrible this winter unless all unite
in sllevAting them. There are families in
town who are, even now, contracting dis
ease and death from want of sufficient
food and clothing. little children actually
pinched by hunger and cold. 1t be-
hooves all, then, to give not alone the
waste drops which. fall from the cup over
f,wing. but even though our own meas
ute be scanty. The project for raising
money which the ladies have in contem.
plation, If it receive the hearty co-opera-
ton of all. will yield, they hope, . gener-
GUS return, without a great OUTLAY of
money. Let them have. then, the hearty
cooperation of all. Let there be a fAll
meeting. RECORDING sEcRErARr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
J. BuRaEs. Pastor.
ma Samuel Rankin, ESQ, fsmilis

BA- Samuel Rankin, Esq, Familiarity
called Sam" BY his hosts of friends, af-
ter an absence Of more than three years,
turns up in Keokuk in a goot condition
physically, 6nancially, Intellectually and
morally. He hsis from Atlanta, 10 q vet
eran, (ebat il be has been down in Dixie
three years and is going again, is very
prince of good fellows, and-well be ID
= mode.t man and it would embarrass
him if We should put upon record all tie
good things We have in cur heart to Say
about him. So we bring him upon the
board and reintroduee him to his numerou,
friends. They will be glad to see him
and so are We.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

great many side hits are being made ct the Pianis-
tion Bitse BY two Of friends vt
have sndssvorsd to initiate countsvsit them It's al
Of no The people won't Be losg imposed upon The
Plantation Bttess isrrsssng in And popularity
every day, and thats what's the NATTER They in
came sized bottle and made just they hs and
wl continss to b, or vs shall stop making thsn.
The Plantation Btters purify, strengthen and invfg-
orstc.
They create healthy appetite. :,
They ere an aatidots to change Of water and diet.
Thes overcome s9ects Of dissipation and late kourS
They strengthen the systsm and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevcrs.
They pnrify the breath and sctdty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipatioe.
They cure Narrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Ksrvou. Headache.
They make the veal strons the isnguid brilliant, ana
exhausted natures great restorvr The Recipe and
fall Circular around esrh bottle Ciergymen. Mer
chants and psrsons whose seenty hAhts induce week
iassitus Ba3ptaton Of the heart lack Of appetite
distress after eating. liver complaint, constipation nc
Will hpd s.sss and permanent relief In these Bitter
But above ell, they recommended 10 weak and deli
| cate females and mothess.
They sold by ali respectable merchants See ths
eseh bottle has private Unitsd States Stamp u
cork and steeipiats side label.
Beware Of REALIZED bottles. Bee fhas the stamp has
been tempered With. Any perscn pretending 70 -
Plantation Ditters by the gallon swindieS and inpo
ter and should Be Immediately reported to n.
r. H. DRAKE CO.,
ocslldAveu n Park Row, n Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

- Rev. John 8. C. Abbott lectured
at Chicago last evening. We take the
following from the Chicago Tribune in
reference to it:
We are promised . highly interesting
lecture on Wednesday evening next, the
ED inst. BY Rev. John S 9. Abbott, the
renowned NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the "Life
of Napoleon" "The French Revolution, "
DC. Mr.. Abbott's great b,illisncy ~ .
writer has spread the fame Of his name
over the whole world, and the mere men
ton Of his coming among US to speak on
France and the Emperor" will draw .
larger audience than any ball can hold
His fascination ~ a speaker 10 no lsss
than as q writer, as the unbounded sue
cess of his addresses at the East testi6es
Mr.. Abbott delivers his lecture upol
France ani the Emperor" before th
Library Association in this city, mex
Wednesday evening. If the audience is
success, flor the lecturer and the lectur
certainly will be, thcn the Association
will continue in its pu pose and make ~
, rangements for q course Of lectures durin
. The winter If however, the audience
a second ard similar edition of the 90
\ dience out to hear Dr.. Foster, then til
Association proposes to give all Of U
: Keokukisns lover to hardness OF hear
9 and reprobacy of mind" as being Incl
, pable OF sppreciating good things an
. abandon its design. We Apprehend th'
. there will be no difficulty on this scor
e Any house or hall that he may lecture !
y will be crowded to overlooking when NJ
g Abbott CONES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
HA VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG

yfcKssrEe. Miss, Aug 2. 1863.
DIR. Johc BGll-pcAr SIR I happy % state 90 70
that have as-d your valuable Ciran Eit4rs xithxraa
e-neht TO rays~ In general aesaity and tr~tracn
nay system, prire~d by thu nnh saifhy and in
nasne~ OF the Assissppi river AToasd yckshurE having
be@fs s1th Gen. urArfs army thrvahcuf its sou
ern campaign. / Confidently rteusnratre its
persons who exposed TO h+~iths climates
III W. kOGLR,
Agen, G. sanitary commissicn
LccisTuIL, Ky SEPT ie, ts6a
On the 27d u July last sukn ited thrvugb agent
Army Of the Cumberland Sample u my C~rop kts-fp
for inspection and requested a. after asaaxss he rnd II
Herscrioas To sanction and approve it, among
seleiiers
Tbc following IL the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen Re~ecrans permission TO ship SO dozen II cnce
have II sold 10 sssisrs. JOHN BULL
Il safisEed that Ce.ron Bitters will do NO harm
any one If taken properly and in moderation
objection to Dr. Bulls being permitted 70 dispose Of II r.
sItiers. A. HENRY TuTESTOy.
eurgeon and Medical Director, d
HesdQvsrters Department Of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenn, July "A, lisa
DR.. John Bulls agent, Mr.. has permission sh,r
to Nashville, Tenn- - groas 800 dexsn Of Buii's c.
dron Bltters Tor sAle 70 suffers In the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department to Be
complied with strictly.
By order Of Maj,r Cen. kosecsAns.
MN N. wILE1
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
For sale, Wholesale and retail BY witkinson Bartlett
Co, keokuk. Iowa apTl3dAwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
LO1Hy.
DIR. H. Frs & 90,
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water sets upon the Hesrt, Liver, Kidneys,
gsstivs orgazs snd oianduiss System
The which has attended the Of this remedy
In private practice and the endorsement ~
thorsty enable 10 recommend IL the yrarti;innsr
sEd the pubic feeling confident that with fair trial IL
will attest its excellence the II Chronic dis
bch Indicate Iodine such scrsfsla Brvschifis
Skin Eruptions Heart Liver and Kidney Disesses Nsr
voss Anecicur. Neuralgia Rheumasisn. Dyspepsia, d.
bsiity, syphiiis, etc.
Physicians nsay rely rpoa The auIform strength Of
Iodine Water containing thste4nsrter Ernins psr.
Iodine In eaSk nnia wsser sspsss tssas
ss<d Ii !. liable decomposition
formed insau.less neither n the Iodine died
neatrsize by combination With any ingredient rendes-
ing this solaton superior TO any other sthcd " e1hi
fins Iodine.
Full dTecfscns accompany each bottle, that n msy
used family neirine rei by the professios
Price daiar per bottle On seoeip; q doilars
si1 hotties delivered free by express to ANY address,
Beware u cunterseits and Init2t5eGs which urrinet
pied dealers enje~yos to dispo~t Of reputation
signature ard trade marx sthe Greek ord head
Ing this aiterf semenf, apcn thu labels and Wrappers
sach bottle, without which mons IL genuine.
Circaisrs grafis-
Or. II. ASDERs CO,
Physieisns and Chemists,
mAyMda~en No. AIS Broadway, New FORK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24


@ Observe this day of Thanksgiving
and Prayer. The people of Iowa aad OF
all the loyal States, have great cause to
remember the Providence that rules In
tbs affairs Of men, and controls tbs desti-
MES and preserves The lives of individu.
ais and nations. Pestileuce and famine
have been regarded. and frequently are
the concomitants Of war, but throughout
all this strife plenty has reigned through
out the land. Despite the mortality Of
the var, the returns of the late cleo
ton show . growth of our people
during the last four years. Life
springs from death. How many indica-
tons of the mighty strife engrossing al
the energies of the nation surround you
to-day? Not many. Peace in the farm.
ing districts, peace in your homes, no
smoking ruins. no fertile regions laid
waste, no blighting march of hostile ar
mics, no grim stalking disease or skeIe-
toned want Have you DO cause for thank
fulness in all this? Yea, verify The
nation was saved at the ballot. box this
m nth. Thank God for that. Eor pop-
uti roc del. True for once, if never be-
fore or again. That the fat Il the Amer
lean people heightened out Abraham the
Faithful four years longer, should make
you devotional. You can thick of mapv
causes for thanksgiving. aud SO can We.
Out o, pure heart and with love uu.
feigned make your heart temple and all
your thoughts the thronged worshippere,
aud your prayers the offerings to your
God to-day. But soldiers widow want
ing. or his children crying for bread, IN
relieved by you, if able so to do, will take
the point from your prayer. Think Of
them, then, and share your turkey With
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
PRODUCE, Provisions, 40.
Csrreetea By GAFPURb : CO., PrsAuee psssesv,

Cerrecte1 ~ GAYLORD o.. RFo4uee Deo1exu.
Rleca-superfne. - 70 ? Dbl, = sa<h, "a; Doati.
Extra. y bA, 50, Z ssck. So Extrs. . Dbl 80
per satk 90. Retail Soc = tbi and CSC . sack chez
waKar-spring 81 % to 70, Fall, 20 to 60 : be
CsAs MEAI-s2 80 . 100 rs.
BR.s-wh-at.x 81 70; Corn, l Is p 100 ID.
CoAx-Nrw g. tosss old % = buxhsl.
RrE-7e 10 SOC p bush.
Bsaixr-fali, l eosi 70. Spring. so6l 70.
osrs.--i5sc 2 bush.
akxks Af9iKe-6gdeoc-
pcrAfoEs-1 % to 90.
safrss-Comnon, soc; chotes, -.
uG0s-2Sc.
LaRp-2nc.
sHogLpEss-1sc p b.
spss-9s n.
HAxs-25c p 10: Sugar Cured do, 2sc
WHirE BEAss-oommon 10 Good, q sen sk Pyinl
Nary, 81 50.
TALLcw-l2c.
BxKsuAx-So
H.I-Timo.hy. si2 oo0ls 90; b.lsd, sls %; pr.irt.
SO 00eS<l2 GO
HipEs-Dry FLINT, l2l<c; Dry sAited, lac,0ruhhy hal
price; Green, !; Green Sheep Peits, rs to g 90.
srEDs-Timothy, q 90. viax u IS.
hKxz CarrLE-S2 IS, % IS % xross.
saEEP-s4 90 to y 90 yhead.
wooL-factofy Tub-wasAsd, 100 soe; Fine Fleece &C
Meltnm do, So
Far Hoss-<11 90 nett;
tEArHEks-5er.
RAas-4sz to SIC.
BAos-Bnriap~. Sc to ooc.
Single Dummies, SEC; doubis do, &c.
Seamless, bush., fse to Is.
flour. Il Dbl, IS to g.
do bbl 30 to 30.
do u Dbl, tpaper19
esexs-Wooi Sacks, 90 . piece.
OH coPPxR-3o to Sc , B.
O1p sssss-2se y b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24
KEOKUK MARKETS.
Dsnr Cara err OvySc1,
Kickux. November "a, 1854.
GROCEfaIES.



susas-N. Orleans fair &c; prime, sc; choice f6c
New York. G. &c; Nev FORK, A, sc, crushed anA pow
dered - to Soc
nosAssns-susax House, osol lse, Golden syrup.i 20
o4l 2S-Sorghusa, ss<Gs6c-
CuFgEg-59c.
RlcE-f7c-
sopx-Amssicsn lie; nngiish, IL.
soAr-fslm, l2lzs German i2lx o14.
CAxpLxs-St2r, 53c; Mould 2iep53c.
fEAs-Young Hyson, 81 634z -, Imperial, u - .
81 2ss Black, 81 Is to 81 10.
TcsAcco-pak swset, Sc; Medium Brasds, % y
2se- Gold and Natural Leaf 81 20 10 81 10.
NAils-Best Brands - IS rates.
GIAss-sxio Country IS 10 City rs, ratssi
Cczpsss-se 20 3ie-
DeY AFYLss--l1 To lie p b.
bar PrAcHx.-Hifs IL ~ lsc . b.
Oar CrsRsnre-25c.
RArsfxs-$5 SO to 90 80.
esLY-t oa94 Is.
PEsRI sfAkcH-1lc.
AeIiSH woopxs MAns-2 Hoop Pals, ~ 2s hoos
do - 10 No. Tub Sii 20 No. do 10 90 No. d.
IL 50 Nests ID do, %. washtpards, % GO.
RIsH-So. MAcksrsi, bbls. SIS O0@DelS -.
No. do 70 SIC o0611s e.
No. do hf do 1li Vo@Su 50.
No. do hf do SO ooa7lo IS.
Hf ibis No. white Fish, % 70.
or1s-Coal Oil, l co. Lsnssed Oh. es Lard OIL 81 70
a. so Fish OIL, 81 50.
CzEEss-penmxrx, % to 1se; Hamburg sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

FROM pfisate letter from q member
Of Co. &, dated thirty-two miles from
Springfield, Missouri. Nov 10Th. We Learn
thai the command j. on the way TO st
Louis. They have been out "a days
all Of Company C are we'll. No casual
lies have occurred since the fight with
Prize. The writer does not give any in
formation concerning the wounded, ol
their whereabouts. but it is thought that
they are still in Kansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-24

ENTERTAINMENT AT WARsAw.-Prof.
waller Z. Lyman gives, BY request, IN
elocutiouary entertainment at Warsaw
this evening for the benefit Of soldiers
wives and widows. 1t is unnecessary to
counsel all the dwellers 10 and about
Warsaw to turn out in force. With
thanksgiving for mercies aud blessiugseu.
lcysd by you, remember also the neces.
sitous.