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AUCTION SALES.

NttNiN CFt-NNs
MACKRY's AUCTION ROOMS, No. S2s
Il hARKET Strrst
A UCTIoN SALE AT BROOKLYN NAVY
~ Yato.
BY ofdcr ~ Rear. Admiral Hiram Paulding, U. X
Comnf ndRnt o. the Ncw York Navy Yard shall offer
sale, ~ Public Auc ion, at said Yard,
ON THBRbUAY, September gth, at IL O'Clock N.
b0e hArros splt T. Turpcntine.
1000 lbn ofCauvas Clippings
A iOt o. Scrap Leather.
small fnRinp.
] Horizontal Boiler.
4 Uprpm Poiers
A lot = Sctnp psttem Lumbct.
A 10 o. Hare Coal CiudCrs
lot ~ Iron Rats
SrverAl Coudi mt Cd Wood Boats.
Twenty per cent Of the purchase money must be de-
pOsec he tine sae and ten will be allowed
remove the goods r. the Nstd, i'm 80 removed
the deuOsit will be fortl ed 10 the q vernment.
An IA, ments 60 BE- made 10 Government currency and
before the guods are remOy ed from & Q Nnrd
ID. ID. r. MARSH4II,
U. y. Navy Storekeeper.
Navy Yard. New York. Angus. 13Gi Aulg-6t
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ROITNTY FOR MARINEa.

Al BOUNTY FOR MARINES. - WANT
n for the United stateR Marine Corps, able bodied
hi to perform the duties OF soldier at Navy ~
stations.
Better compensation than the army.
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS 0OVEREMI
BOUNTY; also, ALL TIE LOCAL BoUNrlkS
upon enlistment.
For ali further Information apply At the Recru|
No al g. FRONT Street. below Spruce strs|
between TIE eh0urs o. ana - q. q. McoAwLEY|
.nss Major and Recruiting OheI
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1AMES S. BIRD, TEACHER OF THE PIANO,
" No. go SIXTEENTH street below Spruce. aull ins
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I o A N o F l88 l.
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MACKRYs AUCTION ROOMS, No. S2s
Itl MARKET Street
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
New York NInrket--Yune e1.

coTTON-or,., .nd do.;daa,v srnor =, 4, ko ror
middiine nnlands ""N N'''uoN'' -'''' ~ y
FLOUR-596c better Sales were at S8 35@e 45
for extra State as so for eyirs Ronnd Hon Ohio
and AZ s5ao 30 for trade brsnds tbe market CLOSING
quiet and scarcely 40 firm and holders little more
dsnosed 10 realize Included in ssles are 600 brls
extrs siate for ali iuIv nj al 70 N
WHISKY-Deeidedly frmer at Al rs "a I as for
State the latter rate Ur 800 bbis 70 arrive and 81 50
al 85 for Western -
WHEAT@Firm and 2dD3c better. Sales at 81 500
81 81 for Chea 20 snrinp 81 es@I 90 for Milwaukee,
club; 81 S5Bs % for winter red western s2 csSS GO
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

BALTIMORE, June 21.-We have the fol-
lowing from southern papers:
ATLANTA, Ga. June 16.-A telegram fr' N
General Forrest to Captain Adair, dated
Tupelo the 18th, says there are no Geor-
gans hurt. The victory was complete
The killed, wounded and captured of the
enemy exceeds the total OF my troops
/ have sent forward 1900 prisoners, and
there were more yet behind.
THREE MILES FROM MARIETTA, June l6.-
There was but little skirmishing by the
enemy yesterday. Sharpshooters were go
ing all day. Major Marsey, of the goth
Mississippi, was Killed. At o'clock yes
terday, General Hooker's corps made a
charge on Cleburne's division three lines
deep, and was repulsed with great slaugh-
ter. A few prisoners were taken, who con-
firmed the above.
Cleburne's division fired three hundred
and fifteen times, with shot, shell and can
lister. The enemy was not able to bring
his artillery to bear.
The Richmond Enquirer says a gentle
man who left Lynchburg on Thursday, says
Yankee force $4,000 strong, under Gems.
Hunter, Crook and Averill, were at Forrest
depot on the Virginia and Tennessee rill-
road, some eight or ten miles from Lynch
burg. They have done good deal OF dam
age to the railroad, as was to have been
expected, but we did not learn the partic-
ulars of their vandalism. A train of cars
arrived from Danvilie last evening. The
Yankee feat has not been accomplished.
New YORK, June 21.-!The Richmond
Enquirer Of June 13, gives an account OF
the operations by Generals Crook and Av-
Grill in southwestern Virginia. The force,
represented to be 10000 thousand strong,
formed junction several miles northeast
Of Lexington, and it was supposed de-
stroyed the Lexington Military Institute
Their advance was received by Gen. Nc
Custand but he was unable to check them
A portion of Averills force then went in
to Nelso county, where they made a decent
upon the Lynchburg and Charlottesville
railroad Tye river bridge, where, they
burned the bridge and committed other ex-
cesses.
Yesterday evening, Q2tl) information
was received that they burned Arlington
depot and passed on to Amherst G. H., Il
miles from Lynchburg. The latter infor-
nation stated that they were within six
miles of Anichburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
Cincinnnti MARKET.

FLOUR-The news from New York stfened the
MARKET and at the close holders asked an advance Of
l0c to 2bc per brl, with good demand at Saturdays
rates namely $6 IS superne and 81 90 for extra
Notwithstanding, though, that holders asked one
no advance was established worthy Of note. The
superfne at 81 co. 200 do superfne at % S. 200 do
extra lined at 81 TO- 800 do extra and family at ~ l5
100 do extra at 81 co. 900 do family at 81 40 500 do
WHEAT-The demand was better, and red ad-
vanced to 81 IS. The sales were 400 bush prime
red at 81 SO; 100 do at 81 5o $50 do at 81 SO $50
SO do at 81 5 1900 do at 81 4s and 800 do at 81 a.
No white offered and prices therefore must be re-
s1TTaoSR 1TToRNWWe quote ear at q O5@l Os, and sheled
at 81 1901 l2 The sales were $50 bush ear corn at
lower road at 81 10; $500 do sheed at |. q. rail-
road at 81 10; and 1000 do at q 10:
OATS-A dull market at slSsec. We heard Of
SaIsS aRYEEX + T sale I Of 500 bush at 81 5e@I5 81.
WHISKY-The market was quite, buoyant to-
Ss soC brs bsnu Al Pslpee II $50 do at and 1856 do at 81
closing with no sellers at the outside rate.
PR0yIsI0Nsge;s. .Jo PORK : held a. ~ 50 and
npwsrd with salss Of loo 9Ds 81 ssS S sSse ,S So
100000 Bs shoulders on Saturday at l2c; and 10000
to-day at and at the close they were held at
l2Kc. 600 erces lard sold at l5hc, but 1t could not
GRO Coffee 6 quiet at ss@4sc. Raw
suears are firm at 1e9o2c. Crushed is quiet and
steady at 35@2ec. New Orleans molasses is nomi-
nal at 81 oS@l os. Sugar-house is unchanged at
s0990c.
22@24c. Choice yellow city packed, in hrkins, J!
ling at 26c. The supply Is rather light. Streaked
and mixed are being disposed Of at l49lsc. ql
1HAY-The market rules dull and heavy At e26 0l
for prime timothy in bales on arrival. and $50 ooa
SO 90 from store. la '.l.
POTKT0ES-A good demand for Mercers. Flukel
and Peach Blows at ~ 90 from store. On arriva
they bring $S rs. tti-r G.l. 4fl
IS 1SSAIfSDomestic has advanced to Ss9ssc ps
bushel r 4il.A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
THE coNscRIPTIoN.
Second Supplementary Draft-List OF
Names DraWn.

The second supplementary draft from the
9TH District came off yesterday at the City
Hall, in this city. Very little excitement
was manifested on the occasion. The fol-
low ing was the result:
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Seventh Ward.-Ezra Kelsey, U. w. Shop.
Ninth Wwd.-Daras Wilcox, J. Wilson,
Isaac Ressler, Patrick McRandmond, Chas.
Creamer, William Potts, Charles Lyons,
John Morgan, James Reynolds.
Clinton Township. p. Banks, Christ.
Hirey, John Wilder, w. Z. Buck, Ira Frost,
Robert Innis, Thomas A. Fritter, Patrick
Ghalager, James Taner.
Jefferson Toacnship. Kesler, Frank
Spangler, w. f. Leach, Sapuel Ii. Kidd,
Morris Albery, David Headley, Simon
Beaughman, Levi Stagg.
MiGlin Township.-Reuben Vorys, John
G. Tidball, George Beatley, John johnson,
Ernst Luft, Philip Krumm.
Montgomery To,onShip.-Cha's Keeb, Gust.
Ochs, Frederick Kurvhols, William Smith,
Henry Smith, George Frey, Andrew Burk,
Henry Crosan, John Shoaf Robert Woods,
Jacob Koch, Reuben McClerg, Clark Har-
ris, Walter Frankenburg, George Barley.
Plain TO,onShlp.-Windfield Camp.
Pleasant ToUnship.--Charles ID. Hunter,
Luellen Fleming, Edward Fleck, Elijah
Chenowith, William Forsyth.
Prairie Township. Postle, Chris
topher Yonger, Christian Lumenger, Rus
sell O'Harra, Lorenzo Woodruff, James r.
Fulton, John Klice, Leonard Schmatzer,
Timothy Sullivan, Lafayette Armataga.
Washington Township William Wycoff.
MADISON COUNTY.
Deer Greek Township-M. M. Davidson.
Fairfield Township.-Foster Hall, John
Benson.
Range To,onship.-Anthony McNeal, Jr.,
David NJ. Hull, John Hunt, William Eme-
ry.
Sunn'erford Toaonship.-Gibson s. Melvin.
GREENE COUNTY.
Ross To,onship.-Geo. L. Correll, Joseph
Pratt, William Mercer.
Xenia Tounship.-Israel Palmer, Jake
Horner, A Hook, George Yaney, James
Sumer.
CLARKE COUNTY.
German TOWNSHIP. p.-Peter Sager, John Will
son.
Madison Tounship.- --Jones Talliateno, John
Most.
Mad River Topnship. - David Peterson,
Lawrence Sha, Englehart Floor.
Pleasant To,onShip.-Hays Speakman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
News from Different Quarters.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-Secretary Stanton
in dispatch last night says up to 10 Sun
day night, no later operations on the James
river were reported. Our losses on Satur-
day are said to be very heavy, though no
official return is yet made. Stanton fur
ther announces that Sherman was prema-
ture in proclaiming the flight of the rebels
from their position. The enemy holds
Kenesaw Mountain as the apex of his po-
sition with his TANKS behind Moonely and
Moses Creeks. Gen. Foster reports that
he has been informed by the rebel General
Jones at Charleston, that five of our general
officers in the hands of the enemy are kept
under our fire as retaliation He asks per-
mission to place a like number of rebel Off
GERS of the same rank under the rebel fire.
Stanton has given permission accordingly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

out the third and fourth sections Of the bill.
He said that the bill was presented as an
entire measure, but as by the amendments
the heart of the bill is cut out and the head
Is cut of, he had no further interest in it.
BY these amendments we get money but
not men. To refuse to strike out the COM
mutation clause was, in effect, to give up
the war. The further discussion of the
question was here terminated by the arrival
of the hour for recess.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

SOLDIER WOUNDED. "A soldier named
John Slanker, of Canton, Ohio, belonging
to the 45th Regiment Of National Guards,
was shot accidentally by another soldier, at
Tod Barracks, on Sunday last The ball
passed through both legs, above the knee,
inaicting q terrible wound. 1t was at first
thought amputation would be necessary to
save his life; but he has grown so much bet
ter, under the care of DR.. Whiting since
that it is hoped that alternative need not be
adopted. The accident was occasioned by
the extraordinary carelessness OF the fellow
soldier of the wounded man. X si.l IN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
New York Stock Market--Junc 2. 1

Stocks better and active. Chicago and X. Island
Toledo l49 Chicago and Northwestern preferred
9O% Chicago and Northwestern 81; Illinois Central
scrip 1921 Michigan Southern lOl; Harlem pre-
ferred ll2lS Pacific Mail 265: New York Central
1927; Erie 1857 Hudson l42; Reading l40k; Can
ton 40s; Galena and Chicago, LIST bonds ,l22 Pitts
burg Fort Wavne and Chicago 1l6; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi certificates So; one-year certificates H1s
1905 lOs; 500 coupons 1851 Gold 205.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
Arrival of WOunded-Thc Success
of burnside.

BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The Baltimore
American has the following:
ANNAPOLIS, June 21.-The steamer Con-
nccticut has Just arrived here with over
five hundred wounded, including sixty Off
GERS. They are principally from the 9TH
and 9th army corps. They were wounded
on the 18th and 18th inst, while charging
the rebel works around Petersburg. They
confirm the news that Burnside gained q
decided advantage on Saturday, and that
Petersburg would soon be In our hands.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
PbiladeIphia mnrket-June a1.

FLOUR-Flrm. Extra family ss 2598 so.
WHEAT =. Advanced. Sales Of red at % 0O9
2 05. White 81 lO9214.
C0RN-Quiet. Yellow 81 so.
PR0YISl0NS-Advanci
OATS-Dull.
LARD-Buoyant at l81S917c.
PETROLEUM Firm. Crude 45c; refined in
bond 6O96sc; do free 7s9s0c.
WHISKY-Unsettled. Sales 100 bbls at 81 Sc.
but none held higher
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

DEATH OF LIEUTENANT CORNELL. Lieut..
Peter Cornell, of this city, commanding the
22d Ohio Battery, was last week killed by
bushwhackers in the rear of Sherman's ar
my in Georgia. He was shot in eight diff
ferent places, but survived until yesterday,
when dispatch was received by his rela-
tiyes in this city announcing that he had
just died. He was good citizen and good
soldier, and his untimely death will grieve
a large circle Of devoted friends in Colum-
bus. llsgTf9 t1t-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

WASHINGTON, June 20.--The result of the
Senate action to night on the bill amendato-
ry of the enrolment act, was refusal, by
three majority, to strike out the $500 COM
mutation clause. The section to make a
draft for one year was retained. The bill
was recommitted to the Military Commit
tee, who will have meeting on the subject
tomorrow. ..s ss,r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
Baltimore NIarket-June FL.

FL0UR-Firm. Ohio superine $s 90.
WHEAT-Active and firm; Kentucky white 50 u
C0RN-Dull and dropping. White 81 1901 4S;
| elbow 81 50.
WHISKY-Firm. Sales at 81 so for Ohio.
SUGAR-Flrm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

New YORK, June 2l.-An important
meeting of bankers and brokers will be
held on Wednesday to urge the repeal of
the gold bill. Business in foreign exchange
is suspended, Two hundred and six is now
asked for gold. ..-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

FI0UR-gocd 70 choice double extra red At 70;
WHcs r. TSaids so bushels rcd free on board a.
81 65 cAysNed on track at u c. car rod on track
At 4l o8; ear whito on treck at 4lF7. LIEIttNt
00aN-Sales 1900 bushels free on board at 81 %;
cal on track at 81 A.
0lTS-Sales cars on track at 7ske and car at
BjUCKwHEAT--In In moderate demand for seed at
81 rs per bush. N
Ma. land $50 90 for No. mess, 1 ,gle'
LARD Salet 1000 MS city rendered at 15c:
BUTTER-Small sales OF good 10 choice western
Reserve at 55a28c. ~ ll
EGGS-Qu0ted at1oc. 80
CHEESE-Steady at l99l4c for good 10 prime
RI Smell lots selected command 15c.
HlGHWINES-In less demand but firm, Saleso Of
go brs at q 45.
ALCOHOL-Firmer. Held at 50 50 for % per
cent; Neutral Proof spirits 81 SO,
SALT-Fine 81 10; coarse and ground solar 50 ".
P0TATOES-Seliine at 81 O09l 10 for peach
blows, according TO quality. at r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

CTY FINANCEs.-The City Treasurer has
now an ample supply of funds and is pre-
pared to liquidate all claims against the
municipality. a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

PETER CHANCE, the Sheriff of Stark coun-
ty, arrived yesterday with two prisoners
for the Penitentiary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
Attachment.

VIM. Ambrose, Plaintiff, } Before Geo. w, Meeker,
against Justice Of the Peace Of
@. l.. Divine. Defendant> Montgomery township,
- g-e's- rIl Franklin county, Ohio
ON the second day Of june, A. d. 1884, said JUS
tice issued an order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum Of 1900 dollars and costs accrued
"'''0'' = = !, WM. AMBROSE.
Columbus, June Is. 1851 i-iel1-wsw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
WHOLESALE MARKET
WEEKLY REVIEW.

WbEkLh REVIEW.
FIouR-Sales at 81 4O97 so for red, and 81 759
WHEAr-Red 81 5O91 At; White 81 80.
CoRN-Sales at s59S1 90.
OATs-Sales at 70975.
RYE-Sales at 81 4N91 so.
HAY-Sales at Si6 00920 90.
POTAToEs-Sales at 81 25.
BEANs-Sales at % 25GD2 so. a..
SALT-Rules at 81 5092 rs per bbl
FisH-Whte rule at Sls 0O9ls 50per Dbl.
BARLEY-Selling at 81 1901 rs.
BROOM UoRN-Sells at $500 per ton.
FLAX SEED-Sales at g Is per bush.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22
THE CITY.
sHoDDY RATIFICATION.

The Lincoln and johnson Campaign
ed--NOminntions of the shOddy
Convention Ratified-Quiet Lit
tie Time i'm the state Yard
Speeches by @. Deiano, ID.
Tod, and the Peacoclk-.Kid
Glove Enthusiasm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

JUNE 2O.-Yesterday was comparatively
quiet. Our lines now extend some distance
beyond Petersburg up the Appomattox
river. Grant and Butler went up the James
river yesterday and had an interview with
Admiral Lee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-22

The Champion Circus win perform in
Columbus, on the corner of Rich street and
Washington avenue, on Thursday and Fri
day, June 23d and Ath, and the perform
ances will continue day and night.
Admission 10 all parts of the house. so cents.
y. A. T0MPKINS, General Agent
,iels-d6t i.,syrET y2sshfM Stha f-ty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

s@The burning of Chambersburg BY
the rebels, which contrasts 30 mari eddy
With the respect for private property shown
during the previous invasions Of the loyal
States, Is stated BY those who claim 70
know the spirit Of the rebel leaders to
mark the initiation Of . pulley of bitter
retaliation. This view is 4cos6smed By
the testimony Of Col. JacqEes, 70 WHOM
JEFF. Davis declared fixed purpose oi
spreading fire and sword into the North
ern soil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

: 1sisarep6rtsd ma tbs 'oSdft martial
sitting in lhe1ass If Ooloud War. pf the
lQsh, kassass Iate post osDasaodsE Of ~
Lpuje district, hast ssshisrst hins' he
|yNas sffesed . oshancsssf rssigstne, ~
eonoluded To- tkyItAs lack aof slocart NH.
Ltiak eirsIaA 453 % ae'a's oa' y soefa
sa By AM order from Gen. Fisi, tho mill.
tia from Andrew add Nodatay cosaties
have been relieved from, active duty, and
are allowed TO return 70 heir homes
The order thanks these brave men Tor tks
patrietissn exhibited in their prompt re-
Esponse 70 the call made upon Them. s..
I HARD ON rax PAw-PAws.--Col. Hay.
ward has pefpetrated good jotsees one
of the Psw-paw companies Of Marion
county under one CspsAia Dram
mond, OF Palmyra. Il il not beloved
that loyal name appears on the muster
roll. Colonel Hay ward has ordered this
company to garrison the block houses or
Salt river bridge, TO protect that valuable
structure from destruction by tea
friends. the guerrilias. l,Fsahsrmore
Ipro6tiDg BY the example Of, the aPIats,
county Paw-paws, (wbo, after being dnl,
armed and equipped BY the Uai.ed 6sates
went over with ], every Thing to Co0t
Thofnton, thu. Colonel has ordered shssi
to furnish heir own arms, and in CAS-
they have not arms Of their own, they ar
required 70 take and supply thsuselys
from the seeessioOisA Of Che ,oopssy.
This IL the best order We have eve
known 70 be issued b. any one 10 matter
pertaining to Paw. paws. l..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

Prom Rev. J. H. Tuner, Pastor of Heddinr ~
Church, Philada.
DIT. Jacfson-Dears Sir: HavinE used your German
1nerr 10 n fahiiy Frequently aus ftpsfedt to say
thai II has tees OF Ervst rtrstee. beaeye tlst in
mStc @sss OF general oetity 81 The System III 10 The
- est aud est valuable ren4ej OF bach fave .py
knoWiedse- Yours, resrr cifuin,
h. 1ukNkR,
f ~ A7t No 726 N. Nineteenth ST
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

sTs~fF e4f 7s alas ssa~-aaG.I aAlats
asala ssasl-saa fsrsxss - /
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

EOR SALE--East half Of Lot g, Block
II l26 on sass side Of BlosSesn street. besssen s,h
aud 9th, very cheap FOR cash Would like ~ have An e.
fer. 1t Musebe sold. EpqUfre6 s@s1t
X b. TES-ETck. =
ajolya 49, SEP Real Estate Agent. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

From Rev. Warren Randolph, PASTOR of the Baptis,
Church, 1ermansown, Penn
Dr. q. n acs son IL ar sir: Ptrsopal exp.rt.nre
On Abes nse to Say thai reAAfd Tie 1erusr b,u.r.
prepared b you as IL est excellent mea.eine.v In
Cases Of severe cold snd general debility haze been
greatly tsn-aed b. the OF the bttrrs and doubt
net they " i'll produce sia-ii.r Effects on other..
1eWs kHiy, s NAhkkA RANDOLPH,
! E. F 6srn ankOv u, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

TOR. SALE-A Double. Brick Dwell.
~ ing House With roos on each side full lot, good
cstern and cellar, With selsr psovefnsnts und eny
nienty located to business. Title good. Price Loo
Enquire of II. B. TEN-EYCK
sagsd wBlgaaT1S ag S1Aai Estate Agcs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09
CONGREGATIONAL Convention.

The Republican Congressional Convention for the frsi
Congressional District will be holden at Fairfield Jeer
son County, on Wednesday August 1Tth 1854, At 10
O'Clock Said Convention will nominate acsndidate
Tor Representative In Congress- and also candidate ff
Presidential Elector. and will such other bus
ness may properly before it. All persons Ehc
sustsin and will support the present Administrator in
the measures adopted for suppressng the rebellion with
out distinction to former party associations
daily invited te unite in sending delegates The ratio
representation will be delegate every 100 veto
and for every fraction thereof above 80 for y
erncr Stone.
GEO. W McCRARY Chairman Lee Co
CALVIN TAYLOR, Davis Co,
j P.GKHSTHAM Henry Co.
ss4 .-fs j. R.LEWIS, Washington Co., .s
r. $. HCRLEy, Louisa Co.
JOEL MAYNE. Van Buren, Co.
t+N- VIM p JOHNSON, Des Moines Co.
WI. LONG, Jefferson Co.,
Republican Congressional Com
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-09

TOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwell.
iag House. with rooms, good cellar, cistern, bran
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-13

A FINE CHANCE FOR THE CHEvALrER wEBB--
The capture and cutting out of the rebel pratt
cal cruiser Florida inside the waters Of Bra
lillian seaport will doubtless lead to some
diplomatic correspondence between Brazil and
the United States on the subject The case for
the United States will most probably fall into
the hands Of the Cbevalier Webb, our patriotic
and vigilant representative near the Court Of
his Brazilian Imperial Majesty. In this view
We have only to warn our punctilious ambas-
sador to try for once to avoid running this
International business into an affair OF personal
honor and mahogany stocked pistols" and
We doubt not he will return home, at the end
Of his labors in the public service, in . perfect
blaze OF glory.