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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-06-29
KINGS MOUNTAIN RAIL ROAD
g 90 - -

OWING to the great risk of fire, and
the difficulty of disposng freights the termini Of
tins Rsad the following orders will be strictly ooserysa
r shippers are forbidden from putting COTTON and FOX
AGE in the DEPOT, or on the DEPOT PLATFORM with,
out ,he consent AGENT, otherwise they will be held
responsible for all damages TO the Company. -
Shippers must to promptly receive their FREIGHT
and remove them upon delivery ,,,o,-
This company will not be responsible Tor any COFioN
r FORAGE before loaded after II Is discharged from It's
CARS or any goods ater twenttour hours from their
The Agent win receipt for goods until they are ready
for shipment. .,,,.,
The general bad order of FREIGHT the hazard of FIRE
and the RESPONSIBILITY of this company, demand thai
the Agent strictly enforce these RULES.
w. A. MOORE, Sup
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-06-29
IVEQUITY--YORK DISTRICT.
Stanhope A. Harris,
Bill TO perfect Title.
Martha N. Harris, Ct al.

Martha N. Harris, Ct al.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
IL Alfred R. Hu,chison, Maiinda Huchison, Joseph NJ
Corkle, and lane, his wife, Mary Wimberlv and -
Wfmbrry, her husband, James Hutchison Robert r. Har
rs and HUGH e. Rarris defendants in above stated case
reside beyond limits of this SateIt Is, therefore, on
motion of Wtlams & Beatty Solicitors for Complainant
ordered TIM said absent Defendants do appear and plead
answer or dear bill fled In this case, within three
months publication OF this notice, or decree pro
March 2I 1884. WALTER D. METTS,
) = 1852 251 Commissioner in Equity.
Af,rcS 90 =. ,s.-- 10 3m
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-06-29
WRITING PAPER,
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

, A LII persons indebted to this office
n will please call and settle Immediately Amer the
3s,ii o. June instant, will keep no POSTAGE zACs
COUNT-haying no book. Therefore all postage must be
PREPAID. due letters will be delivered until the
postage paid After this date the mail will be closed at
!, instead OF eo'ciock, 2. M, as heretofore
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-06-29
YORKVHLEt SOUTH 29 1854

GEN GRANT AND Collins RAM. A
farmertby the name Of Micsjah J. Collins,
Eve didn'tkDow him. once had. a vicious
old ram who invariably made: fight against
everything on the place that showed the
least pugilistic symptoms. He was placed
ii lot to himself to prevent his killing The
other stock One warm summers day Col
Inns stopped under the shade of q tree in
the lot, pulled off his hat and carelessly
swung it down:in -his right hand. The
ram, standing in the rear, ,,saw that motion,
and construing il into an offer of battle,
forthwith made lunge at the farmer, and
striking him about: the centre Of gravity,
laid him sprawling to the ground. Collins
deliberately picked himself up, took hisaxe,
cut. a large knot f fom a tree, tied q rope to
to the knot and suspended it TO q limb Of
the same tree under which he had been
standing
It only required few ME8tions of7she
knot to setlthe ram in a2fghting humos.-
Collins stood off and watched the action for
three or four hours, but at last getting tired
went of. Just before night he went back
to see how.his ram was getting along, but
he was astonished to fine that he had but
ted his entire head body and legs, away,
leaving nothing but the tail and that was
still flying at the knot. r.gs@ $
The Confederate Capital is The: knot
Grant is the ram, and Yioksburg is the
place where be laid s.CoIlins" sprawliug.
.Thetram'ss head is already gone, aud part
of his body The tail will soon, be all that
is remaining Macon Confederate;
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-06-29
The Medical Board.

The Medical Examining Board for the
first Congressional District convened at this
place, in full force, on Monday and Tues
day Of last week. The President Of the
Board Surgeon Clay-is the same who
latterly proved so obnoxious to the people
of York and other Districts, in sending in
discriminately all classes of invalids into
camp. From reports of his codrse here, it
wonld appear that be was quitefaithful to
the reputation which he had built in other
places. We learn that there were scarcely
any exemptions on account of physical diss:
biIity-thst there are now in the entire
District of Lancaster but about fourteen
persons who retain exemptions from this
cause. Many Of those who had held ex:
ehptions for disability upto this time were
assigned to lightservice; and many others
were accepted for full service, who are
known to be very unfit for field duty.
We have in our mind pumber of per
sons Of the latter class, who in the present
dearth Of aen at home, we're usefdlIy em,
pfoyed 10 superintending the farms and
business of families and widows Of soldiers.
Though clearly unfit for field duty, they
could in this way tender important service
to the country. The Medical Boards iu
sending such. men into the army, not only
.iuhict very great mischief among a worthy
and dependent class Of people, bu. work q
positive injury and expense to the GoVerifi
nept. 50 =: = r..'''' q ~ ~. -
Under the present practice of fthe. Medi:
cal Boards, we can see but little necessity
for keeping up this expensive feature of the
Conscript Department. 1t does not require
the aid of medical skill to do the work Of
these Boards the Enrolling Officers could
performit it as well, and the Surgeons, who
appear to be able: bodied, mightsbe usefully
employed elsewhere lancaster Ledger.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

POLICE IrExs.--Fractious and bellic.
erent gent from the other side of the
river drew bis gun in a very bellcose
manner upon Captain Gillespie upon the
ferry boat. yesterday,-was evidently CO.
ing 10 hurt him,-for which little bit Of
sport be was brought before the city
Court and paid . few greenbacks by way
of fine and costs.
Two "femsil wimen" 60, out of humor
about something, and pitched into each
other. We're going it lively-wou,d prob
ably have marred their mutual good looks
had no, an officer interfered and parted
them before much damage was done.
Ladies', you ought'nt to fight; it is very
bad of you-has demoralzing tendency.
You remember what DIR. Watts says:-
"Your little hands we're never made to
tear each Others eyes," Don't do it.
Juvenile offender arrested for stealinp
money out Of Mr.. Smiths drawer.
Wasn't anything further occurred IN.
der this head to the best of our kpowl.
edge and belief.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
rrsn Our Exchanges.

The st. Louis Union Of the 10Th contains the fcllcin~
itsms
The river h slowly hliing st this point and the chan
ns below has nos materially changed for the p.st isv
Dog Tooth and other shoal places to Cairo The lair rse
Ia the Ohio has swollen the Missipp two thrss fest
trouble
The lower Mississippi is in fair condition With the
rather shallow.
The Ohio is now in good navgabis stage At all points
The Missouri IL reported stationary with three and
The Illinois river rose two inches At Peor on vsidAy
from the effects Of heavy shower. but commenced
falling again There il only tventysx inches o. water
on six uie bar.
River business was unusually brisk ON Saturday with
indications of its continuing lively through the present
week II the river would only rise two three eet %
70 afford good navgsbe stage Of water 70 Caifo orr
boatmnn merchants would Be- in high glse there
large amount Of trade kept back By the present I'M
nsvigabls condition Of the river Freight rates to New
Orleans without change, remaining hrm Ut u per
hundred and = per barrel for aTur.
full cargo Of Government freight the Tennessee river
At Hardscrabble thiry6ye miles below tho CITY, she
up snag sunk In water three feet above the
main deck. She is owned in Cincinnati, and valued II
SIS CO.,
hes the stocks, at Jedesonville- the frame of
new boat that In point Of eize capacity Leauty speed
and OUTFIT likely to surpass all pre- dec-sssrs The hull
800 feet in length with 80 feet BEAM soDsle feet oor
and 10 feet hold She is the Rath and will not be
ready for service for several mouths the nrst cabin
and ontft thas be furnished In the contract Tho
boat vil have superior model and machinery that Will
make her eclipse the neetest.
The Memphis Argus of the cath learns from the oce
Of the Commercial that few days since the gaelss
the bank Of the Arkansas within twenty miles Of Pine
Bluff captured the Miller and after pundezing
burned her.
Nashville papers Of Friday report the Cumberland fall
ing, with Eve feet on Harpeth shoals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

4 L1rrI1 Noas Hs1R. - Abost
stns hundred dollars ars needsd % far
nish the bounties for the men necessary
% gu the quota Of Jackson Tovnship.
This b absolutely necessary 70 preserve
the honor Of our township. and avoid the
DRAFT.
There are many in tow., liable % the
draft. Who havs paid nothing. There
are very many more Who are able to
double or quadruple their subscriptions.
The amount mxss b. collected this day
wednesday,. Don't wait to be dun
ned, but come forward 1t once, and pay
your FIVE, ten or twenty dollars. Pay in
your money At Howe l. Tyler's, At the
Office of the Deming House, 1t Pat. Glib
bons' store OF at Wickersham's sgticul-
tural store.
The necessary men have been recruit.
ed and are waiting for their money.
By order Of the COMMITTEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

By Telegraph Nsw yoaE, Aug 20
Cotton--Duil, sc lower; 50 for middling uplands
Tour-Stste and estern opened dull and heavy and
Soc iow 10 o510 10 for Extra State; 10 zl0 IS kr
Extra X IL o., aud ii GSs1l2 IS for Trade Hranda
Whisky-Lower; 81 for prime W esterr.
Mheas-Buii and &c lower. 2l92 81 for Chicago
Spring 21s2 "a for for Nil. Club, 3oa2 IS for
Winter Red Western.
corn-2s lower a. l 5s9l 9, for Mixed Western
Oats-Dali at s2lIaeoc for Western.
Nooi-Firm IT 1v5rli5 for domestic 6eecss and 1I00
lis for superior pulled
c"ree-Dull a1o4ac fer LasuArs and ss6soe for Rio.
eagsr-Quiet Cuba 2sl9421xc-
Moiasses-Firm and unchanged
Petro-um-Duii. Sales At 5ai for Cruds Sc for Re
fined in Loud
Prk-Lexs active, IS Oh for mes and - Is fos new
mess 50 90 for prime
BeefDull and heavy Is to l5e for prime Is 10 10
for reacked and p to &c for extra mess prime
beef unchanged
Cut Msas-More active and firm at leg l6S<c for shoa
ders. and lsc for hams.
Lard-Dufl at RIG SCI
Butter-Lowsr at AASS7e for Ohio, and &; sc fo~
State.
Cheese-Quiet ~ IL TO &C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
LOIHy.
DIR. H. A NDE RS g.: O. IS
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, Kldneys d
gestive Organs, and 6iandulsr eyst-m.
The which has attended the Of this rsmed
In private practice and the endorsement Of medical
thority, enable to IL the practitioner
and the public feeling esnhdent that with sir trial
vii attesf fts exc~ence In the II Chronic
which adie.ts Iodipe kuch serofua Bronchts
Skin kruptons, Heart Liver, and Kidney Dis<ssca k~s
vos Affections, Neuralgia, hheumatism Dyspepsia De-
biiity, ., phhs ETC.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength OF
Iodine Water n containing threeqnarfef grains ps~s
Iodine an each hud ounce water, sstssss t.saS
SOD II not liable % decomposition
formed Dcquaities neither IL the Iodine ydixsd nor
neurazed by combination With any Ingredient render
ing this solution superior TO any other method Of sxh
iting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle that may be
us-d ~ family medicine we'll by the profession
Price dollar per bottle On receipt u v- dolArs
sx bottles delivered fires BY express any address
Beware Of Counterfcits and limitations which uprnek
pied dealsfs endeayor dispose Of reputation
See our signature and trade mark he Gresi word head
ing this ADVERTISEMENT upon the labels and wrapper Of
each bottle, without which IL genuine.
Circulars gratis
Dr.. II. ASDERs CO.,
Physicians and Chemists.
maysodswom No AS Broadway, Nov York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
KEOKUK MARKETS.
Danny Carr crry OyyIcll
KsoKrK. Aug. %. 1854
GROCER EA.

Corrected By 3. HAMILI CO., Whslesale Greeeps
suGAn-N. Orleans fair. 2ic prime, &c, choice 9s<
New York, G, Soc; New York, A. &c crushsd and pow
dered 33c
Mol.ssr.-sugar House, o5Sl I5c Golden Syrup, %
ofl 25-sorghum, 65aS7sc.
CoFrRE-Ro So 70 b5c.
RIcr-7@1I1xc.
SoDA-Amsricsn, IL sc, English, l2l<.
eoAP-Pam, IL lfc, fsnily, slxc, German 11l<e012
CAsDLEs-Star 81 to 33c; summer Pressed lpIxc
TxAs-Young Hyson, 81 5ot92 10; Imperial, 81 20 to
q 10 Black, 81 Is to 81 IS.
ToHAcco-Dalk Sweet, ssc; Medium Brsnds l 90 y
BIC; Gold aud Natural Leaf, 81 30 to 81 90.
NaTLs-Best BrAads - IS to rates
6LAss-Sx10 Country 50 50 City 7s, r.ass.
CoADA0.-32 To 3sc.
Oar APPLGs-11 to 12c p b.
DRI PEAcHEs-Hlfs IL to 1sc p b.
Dry CuRRAxrs-24c.
RAislss-&s rs to SC IS.
6nf-475 to S 90.
PEARL SrascH-1Oc.
Wool SAcKs-&1 d5.F
AoLrSE WOODEN WAlf-2 Hoop Pals, - 90: 4 hoon
DO - 81. No. Tubs SIC so; No. do is 90. No d.
Is co. Meats Sd 10, IS Wash-boards IS co.
{nH-No. MHckerel, bbs. SIS OO6a<l0 CO.
No. J do do SIC OOs63l7 90
No do hf do $ll OOsoll So
No 2 do hf do 80 O0SJo as
HI bbls. No. White Fish, ~ So
0rIs-Ccal OIL. 00G1 o6; Lanssed Oil. Sc: Lard OH
81 IS to II 70: Fish OIL 81 IS.
CHsEsS-Denmark. lie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

NEW ARTILLERY CoMPAsY.-Capt. ].
W. kittle was authorized BY Adiutsnt
General Baker to raise an artillery com.
pany for the State Militia service. Tbi.
company will have six guns. All tboe.
who have not joined any military orrani.
zatlon will do we'll to join Capt. Kittle's
company. He has been 10 the service and
viii make 9 very efficient company com.
mander. BY the 9th of September all
persons liable to do militia duty mu.t
have joined some company or submit to
the penalties of the law. Headquarters
OF th's company will be at the Demipo
House. Fall in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

An A. d. WEpDrNG.-That; wedding
at the colored church last evening was
quite an affair. House full of lockers on.
Marriage party was to organize itself into
a procession at some place ("residence Of
the BRIDES father" We suppose) and
march to the church. Hadn't arrived
when our reporter got there. "And
while the bridegroom (and bride) tarried
they all" sang occasionally and enjoyed
themselves generally. Bride party came
ct length. preceded by six dusky damsels,
majestically waving aloft tallow candle
each. Marched up the aisle, stopped
before the pulpit. And now privately
reader, that couple had, it struck our re-.
porter. rather odd names. The preacher
told them to join hands, and he COM
menced, "You A. B. do take C. D." &c.
dc. That preacher sticks to bis text
But quere. If instead of A. B. and c.
D., the names of the parties should hap.
pen to be Mr.. Augustus Cesar d. Fmz-
snooks Dobbs and Miss Chloe Matilda
Angelina Brilliantina Snobbs nee Dobbs
would the said Augustus C, D. &C., and
Caloe NJ. A. &C., be married? As the
subject is too painful to think about, We
drop it. As our reporter left legal
friend whose ideas are better than his
English, remarked to him that he had
such an apathy to A. DIS ;" bless his
soul, he meant ant,pathy) but We do have
N APATHY to sticking too close to the
text in marriage ceremony.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

VAN BUREN COUNTY FAR This
FAIR is to be held the 18th and 10th OF
September. The grounds are at Keosau.
qua, and are adnirably adapted for the
purposes of the Fair. BY the kindness
OF the President. Mr.. John T. Stuart. "
were shewn over 1.-THE grounds upon Sat.
urday, and We especially admired the
large and commodious building jus. be-
log completed in the which the fancy ar
ticles will be placed On exhibition. 1t is
on feet by 2e in extent with a roof pro-
lection OF six feet. The officers are L.
boring to make the Fair success, and IT
will be. LIE, Lee county be represented
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

By Telegraph CHIcAoc, Aug. 50.
Flour-Dull at II so for White Winter; 10 4oelo 20
for Spring Extras.
wheat-sc lower; 90 for No . Red peel % for
Red; 2sGi % for No. Spring. aid ssG1 30 for
No Spring.
Gorn--lc lower ~ 261 q.
Oats-Steady at 65t4e6.
Rse-Qu-t. No. at 30 to IS.
Bartey-Dull eaies No. 2 ate o5
Whisky-pnll at rs.
Wool-Active and firm at 0oa1 o5.
ProTisions-Segieeted and nominal.
3 90.
Salt-Steady- ground alum IT 10 per sack
Lsrd-Quie prime kettle delivered ut ST. Louis cold
NJ BE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

The Lars FRIEsD.-Through the
kindness of the publishers We find the
September number Of this excellent Lady =
Magazine upon our table. This number
is illustrated by fine steel engraving.
fashion plates and the usual number OF
well executed wood cuts. While the
reading matter is varied and attractive.-
Published BY Deacon & Peterson, Phiia-
dslphia. Terms $500 per snnum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

-. Don't fail to read the appeal of
the Daft Com mittee in another place
They make an important call, and it lie
the business Of everybody to see that it i.
attended to to-day. Remember thst-on
this day, Wednesday,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

The Union voters of jackson Town.
ship will meet 10 the Court Room, on
Friday evening, at s o'clock, to select
delegates to attend the Union County
Convention at Charleston on Saturdsy
next, September 3rd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
financial al0 Commercial.


By Tsleg-srh.1 HKv YoRx. Aug 30.
Money-Mors active and steady At per cont
Sterng-Irregulzr and unsettled ~ lOstzi0gA Tor
gold
Goid-Heavy, unsettled and decidedly lower, epeaing
at 6 declining TO 251< advancing to 25s declining ~
IAN, and closing ut 23I7x9235.
Government Stocks heavy and lower
s 6s 81 coupons los ~
e-2u Coupons l1ol
10 Treasury Notes, Ill.
Stocks dahl
CSPll3tr AC1@,EC & RT11054; ma PDC 6ft@;
Toi wab es II Wayne Hog A IL esl<s ca NV
SIS c Scrip III - 81 " Cert sslz; Psc Mail asa
Z l2si4 Erie lvs1 4 q 1876 Hudsvn leSS- har-
lem 2sS; hsadinz l53 Ia n las Toledo I231S;
. N Ger; As; Quicksilver 81 x.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
Printing xtsks.
ALI kinds and colors for sale NJ this
office. AZ ManufacturcFss prices.
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union Convention, for Lee County, will be held
At Charleston on Saturday September 3D. at 10 O'Clock
. m.
Said Convention will nominate candidates for a Clerk
Of the District Court County Recorder and County su
Pentenaent OF Puthc Instruction. and transact such
other business as may properly come before it.
Inc ratio OF representation will be Delegate from
secn Township ard one additional for every hundred
s''ss ana Tor every fraction thereof y for
Gov VIM. NJ Stone.
BY order Of the Central Committee.
J. N. HIATT C2sirass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

PfC-NIc EXCURSION ON STEAMER
EAGLE. - The First Baptist Sunday
School will leave on their excursion Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock. Friends de-
sirous to accompany the school will meet
at the church at 8 O'Clock where they can
procure tickets for IS cents. Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
ga VOICE FROM vICKsBURG,

HA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.
vicxssrne, Miss- Aug o. lse1
Dr. John Buil-Deax Cir: A happy u seste 10 Won
that have used ycur valuable Ceron bitt~s With great
benefit to myself In general debility and pros&rsfson Of
my system, peoaocsd by tbs unlsathy and issst;c In
nu~nee Of IL Aknappi river around vicksburg having
eesn With asa 6r.n army throughous IL south
ern campaign l con0drntsy reconmend In
persons uhs srs exposed 70 aahsaitAy climates.
H. ". k00LE
Agent U. B. SANITARY Commission
LccrvuIa. Ky, SEPT 10, 1863.
On the I'D Of July Last DC bnffed through n ~w~n,
OF NINE 70 tbs Medical Director Of the Defarmeut c the
Array Of tis Cuntsraad eAsnpje Of my C~trup Etcfs
FOR and requested H. after analyus he urd IL
nstt"fous 70 sanction and approve its among our
soldiers
The following The Medical Directors r-ciy md .,.
Ten kssecran psrinsson sh.p 30 dez<n Il once 70
nave II soia to suffers JOHN BrLL-
Il am sstsns that cedron Bstfers viii do no harm 10
any one taken psepsriy aRd In moderation. se~ 10
obectioa To d.. Bu being permitted 10 dispose a. i, =
suffers. A. HENRY THIjRsTtty
sarSeoe and Medical Director, DC.
Headquarters Department Of cumh-raand.l
Nashville, Tenn, July ~ 1Sxa
DR. John Bulls agent, Mr. has permissios 70 ship
70 Nashville, Tenn, e gruss doxsn Of Buii. c.
drn Bittrrs for sale to sutlers In the army only
Tie regulations OF the Treasury Department are TO he
ccurlied with strictly.
BY order 81 Msj e ten Rosecrans
WIN. wILEA
Astor and Provost MArshal Gen
For sale Wholesale and retail BY Wilkinson Bartlett
~ AsaA' IOWA Aysl3dA~iyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31

a very intemp crate man in Lon.
don' named Papworth, recently ven. to
bed t'psy. and in the night called for
water. His daughter brought him lemon :.
ade IN bottle, and left him. He v.s
found dead next day, with the bottle sticl
ing ont ofhis mouth, which DO mat hsy.
himaalf. Al-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. Ae.
Corrected b. GAIFoRD o.. Pre1uee pe.,.,.

rIoun.supernne, g 80 y Dbl, p SAX, I so Doub,,
per sack. 90 Retail Soc p bbl end CSC ssck hishsr
WHzAf-sprng, 81 SO TO IS; fall, IS to rs = In
CoRs MRaL-&2 70 y 100 De.
BRAS-Wheat u 20; Corn, Is q loo h.
Ooss-New 65to 90, old 90 p bushel.
KrE-S0 to S0c p bush.
OATs--5Dc p bush.
GREW APPIeu-oOc<o$1 Is.
PofAfoxs-l %.
Bufrn--comnon, 2oc; Choice, sc.
E0os-l5c.
cHIcxrrs- . 1904 rs.
LARD-10c.
SHoULDxRs-l6c = b.
SIDss-2Oc q D.
HAEs-2sc p D.; Sugar Cured do, &c.
Navy, - %. ksnAs
TALL0w-1lc.
BERswAx-e5to7oc.
aaaeIinaoshy, sis ooels 90 balsd, ~ %; pr.,,..
HDEs-Dry Flint, 1sc; Dry saltsd, l4c; orrbA, -.
price; Green q Green sheep Peits. IS 70 q %. -
eksDs-Timothy, g So Flax e Is to 3 so
6EEs CAfrla-e4 o. to - 90 grpss.
eHrEf-Sl 90 to IS % Hhead.
Moc.-Iactory Tuh-waahsd, SOL ooc Fins Fleece n
Par loose 90 to IS 90 nett;
HEA9HKKs-S0 70 ESQ.,
RAas-<k to SIG.
bAGs-Buraps, 10c.
Single Gnnnios, 36c double do, &c.
Seamless, BUSH, Soc to rs
Flour, u bbl- IS to co.
do bbl, 30 to 49,
sAcKs--wocl sscks. ! 10 pisc.,
OlD CoFfn-S0 to sc . b.
Oh DaAas-2sc p ..
,,knENT--50 Bbls. for sale BY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-31
WORMS | WORMSil
MOTHERS SAVE your cHILpRE

Thousands Of children die yearly from worms who's
lives might be saved Mothers DR.. CA rCh1 =
WSr0 Lo8cmgsS. which will surely kill and expel
then from your ehiidren Children will sas thsn y
readily = any candy. ror Cousns, ColDs, &c, use
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