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SURGEON DENTIST,
ASHLAND, OHIO

OFFICE up stairs in DIR. Kellogg's nav bricf
building, corner of Main and Church Streets
Long experience in this business renders
it almost unnecessary for me to say that my
work has always given entire satisfaction.
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Howard Association,

OF PHILADEEPHIA, r.
7nISEASES of the Nervous. SeminshaB !
IL nary and Sexual s. stemsTnew and ~
liable treatment-in reports of the Howard
Association-sent by mail n sealed lsttcrsnt
yelope. free of charge. Address. .Dr. ], Skill
LIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Associafiou, Ne,
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.Ssr
July 9, 1868. y1an5tf
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A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
N to the undersigned win please call at J.
d. Jones office and make immediate settle-
ment, md save themselves costs.
h 80 p s. JACOBS.
n.s-svl -
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NEW YORK C

The people of Ashland county can avoid de-
lay and save a great expense in freight by
buying of us. tits therefore to sheir interest
rs well as ours for them to call and examine
our stock. WIENER s. STE1NBACHER,
November 8, 1S64,n22tf : .
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& sTEINBAcEER,

whichthey are offering to their numerous
at about
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BEST OF WORKMEN!i
and can .urn out a suit of clothes upon order
quieksrthan any establishment in the country,
and that, too. in Che most subs antial m%anner1
All Cloths, Cassimeress &c, Bought
ofsme / with Cut into Garments
Without Extra Charge.
I make these statements candidly and fully
knowing that 1 can do better by this commu-
nifty in the line of my business than they can
have done elsewhere. Drop in and try me.
/ will further state that on account of the
trouhlous times, and being obliged TO pay the
cash for my goods,I have to adopt the same
rule with my customers. Henceforth, there
fore. | viii keep no books, and all gools must
be paid for when taken away, or good notes
given, which will be accepted by the Bank.
Respectfully. b
T. GREENEWALD.
September 1st, 1864, n49tf
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FIRsF NATIONAL BANK OF
ASHLAND OHIO

and by all National Banks which are deposita
ries ofpublic money, and
ALL Respectable BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further in
formation and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRI
BERS.
august 17th,-n11tf.
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Tag a, s G. WIZ. r.

TRANS WILL RUN DAILY. SUNDAY EX-
CEPTED) BETWEEN AKRON s. GALLON
ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY 29th, 1864,
AS FOLIOWS:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

were issued to withdraw about two miles.
which mas done .uithant .less- Desis9
the engagement the enemy dove orr men
from two guns, bss before they could be
removed our men charged and retook
them.
The loss Of the enemy cannot be stated,
but is thought to be about - heavy - our
own 10 killed and wounded, while their
lose 10 prisoners i psoh larger than esn
We took Abont 500 altogether during the
day. Gen. Grant and staff we're prssen.
during the entire day, aud 10 company
With Gen. Meade witnessed the various
movements.
Daring Thursday night the rebels made
A assault on car. works south Of where
the mine was sprung, but we're driven
back with considerable loss. &ee&
Near the same place party from the
lst division Of the I'd corps made dash
on rebel fort and captured it. taking .
Colonel. . Major, . Captain and . Lieuren
ant With 20 men prisoners, and bringing
Of two guns.
Our picket line was advanced here fo
some distance. Our men still held thei
new ground.
| [Signed] w. D. McGREooR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
GRAND UNION RA LILY
1URcHklcH7 PROCESSION.
A Mig Time Generally.


We will certainly have it--that sfere'
said "big time" Wednesday evening.
Let oil the men, women, children. and
babies, 10 this corner Of the world, come
out Citizens Of the town and citiSens Of
the country, and the dwellers along the
line Of our railroads, all come. Mr.. COL
FAX will be here, as he has given his posi-.
tive promise to do so, Providence and
guerrillas not preventing.
Mr. HARLAN has been written to and
will doubtless also be present.
Let there be such grand outpourinp
If our patriotic people as shall show thu
Indiana orator, and everybody else, tina
the Hawkeyo State is alive, awake ant
in earnest that the vslor of Iowa's som
in the field is backed by the determine,
loyalty of those at home
Turn out everybody, and hear MI
| CoLFAx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
RoBERr II. CILLMoRs. Sec V.

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The travelling pub.
lie are hereby respectfully informed tina,
the ILLINOIS 81 SsUTnERN Iowa RAILROAD
COMPANY have made arrangements to,
and will, on and after this day, Oct 3lst
furnish a baggage wagon, attended BY q
careful and competent person, TO receiv,
and deliver the baggage of all passengers
destined to or FROM the depot Of their
road at Hamilton, Ills. BY which ar
rlngement, all such baggage will be called
fJr in any part Of the city proper, (old
linsits) and taken from the Office Of the
Company, hotels, railroad depots, across
the river to the company's passenger
trains acithout ctarJe, aud likewise from
their depot at Hamilton to the railroad
dapots, hotels, and cffice of the comran,
within the city, which the company trust
will prove satisfactory TO their patrons.
In view Of this arrangement, ompibus
tickets and the former charge Of thirty
fire cents included ia the fare of psssen-
gers for omnibus and ferry tickets will be
dispensed with BY the company, and the
sum of ten cents only included tor ferriage
Of passengers and their usual baggage
Those desiring the use of, or passage
In omnibus or other conveyance to or
from the compsny's depot at Hamilton.
Will arrange with the proprietor and pa,
therefor, aside from their railroad fare.
AID should leave their orders accordingly.
IL. l.. SHEPHERD, Gen'l Ag't.
Guy WELLS, Sup't. (Oct.3l g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

great many side hits are beir maze nj the Panis-
ton Bitter hy VI I'd friends vi
have enleaterwd 10 initiate felt them lis
OF 40 ass Tbs peOris wen he inug imposed upon Tbs
Plantation Bitsrs increasing and Ioyularit,
every day, aud that's what's The matter They are In
same sired totte, and made ja.t they and
Will ooniinue 10 be, shall stop king them
The Plantation Bilters purify. srengthen and invg
crate
Tbey create healthy appetite
iley anitdose o change Of wsfe. and diet
fitS - eTesile rdees o; ssipnton aud iste hnar~-
They strengthen the systrm and ~nsivs-n 10 nd
tsy prevent missmS tic and irssrfiffrn f-y.ts
The purify the brr-th aud p.i ats "a stonasch
Tag cere Dfspefsis aud Cotsi patton,
They cure Harrhrs. Cholera and Caplsra Mofisn-
They cure Liver Complaint and Nrrsou. HrAd.ahc.
fhsf naake the weak sirons ths ianguad brilliant and
are exhausted i4tpresNr restofpr The Eecre and
full Circular around each beitln csesgytnsp Ner
chants an3 persons whose sesntary ha,ts indEee wax
ness lasstnd Ipita:ioa II the heart lack II a,p~ti,.
di-rsss after ting liver complaint consupaf,cn &c
will ed '~ss@,sfs and permanent relief ia these Bitter.
Bat above ALL they recommended 70 weak and dei-
cate ivsaales sni mothers.
They sod by all respectable merchants se= that
each bottle has private Unite states stamp ever
cork and steel-p.at= sise isLel.
peyfe u REALIZED bottle that the stamp has not
been tAnp-rsi vjth Any rerscn Pretending 10 -~ll
Plantation Btrets by the gallon Is ss.Esier and lrts
ter and should Se Immediately report. d 10 a.
p. IL. DRAKE CO
ocflldlsom Il Park Row NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

Sunday Night Report
FROM GRANTS AIRY.
Latest Account Of tho Grand Advance.
Nar VII ~ qn

Aatest Account OF tho Grand Advance.
New York, Oct. 80.
The Heraid's correspondent has some
additional details OF the movement below
Petersburg on the 9th. On approach
ing Thatcher's Run Gen Egan's division
OF infantry found the enemy posted the
other side In a line of breastworks. His
command was deploysd ia line of battle
and Smiths brigade charged, carrying
the breastworks on the other side T.
only officer lost was Cclouel Splitter, 4.h
Ohio, shot through the head. The re
naming forces then crossed and advanced
On reaching point near the junction
of Boynton road With the Quaker road
the troops being deployed in an open
plalu, the enemy opened with artillery
from the right aud left. Their batteries
we're soon sllenced on our right. Geo
Crawford, of the 9Th corps, at tue same
time Was engaged sharply, and about 4
p. M. the enemy attacked in force in front
and on the right, the object Being to
break through between the right of aaa-
cocks corps and the lett OF Warrens.-
Foe assault was repulsed aud we captured
500 or GOO prisoners.
The advance Of the enemy was 50 sud
den that Metcalfs section Of Backs bat.
terry was captured, but vas subsequen .Iy
recaplured by Lieut.. Col Smith, chief
commissary on Hancocks staff. and by
he aid of some detschments of the Il.
Maine and LIST Massachusetts heavy artil.
lery, AT the same time Major Mitchell,
the Generals senior aid, recaptured A
number of our prisoners. also secured 600
Of the enemy.
The enemy also made 40 assault at the
same time on our lett and rear, which " as
handsomely repuIsed
Our losses are estimated at from 700 to
sou,
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OIHy.
DIR. H. a Il Frs & 90.
IODINE WATER.

Iodine wstes acts upon the Heart Liver Kidneys. D
gestise Orgsfs. and Giandulsi syeiesn.
The success which bar the use Of this reyned
In private practice and the endorsement Of medic au
thorts enable us TO recommend the prnctifiore
and tile public feeling confident that with fair trial II
will attest its excellence the cure Of Chronic dis
hcb indicate Iodine such Scruiula Bronchitis
skin kfaptioas Heart Liver aud Kidney Diseases Ner
vous Affections Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia De-
billy, Syphilis, etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength OF
Iodine Water ~ containing three-Isrter grains pun
Iodine in each fluid ounce water seeerf Ss,ss
sssa III not liable to decomposition
formed inequalities neither is the Iodine oxyiYed nor
neutraIed by combination with any ingredient render
Ing this solution superior any other method OF xhi
ting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle that IL NAV
used family medicine we'll by the profession
Pricv dollar per hottie. On receipt OF five doars
six bottles delivered free by express any address
Beware Of Conntercits and limitations which uprpcj-
pied dealers endeavor to dispose of Reputation
See signature and trade mark the Greek word head
ing this the abes and wrappers Of
each bottle, without which none IL genuine
Circulars gratis.
DR.. II. ANDERs CO.,
Physicians and Chemists
msy2odA~6m No. AS broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
Grants A3vanc ,-..Tmp ,rtant Position
Gained-5oo Prisoners Captured.
Headquarters Army Potomac, !

The late movements of this army hay.
resulted IN extending our line as far as
ihatcher's Run on The Duncan road. au
advance OF about three miles beyond our
tor'Ler position on the lett, and 10 the dis
eoyery OF The exac. position of the enc
ny, lines and the works erected for their
dei-ose, a well as q more complete know
edge OF the country between US and the
south side railroad 1t was no. believed
hs- the enemy had any stroag works in
tins direction, and that By taking them by
surprize they could be easily driven INTO
he inner lines'oi Petersburg; bu, to the
sarpflze OF al not only were the enem,
found enirenchei on both si.ies If the
80, n'on plank road, but they had strong
works on both sides of the Run EXTENDING
several miles.
The I'd corps in the charge on the piauk
roa drove the rebels from their works on
the south side OF the run and aero a The
bridge, OF which they held possession un
tii ordered to withdraw on the adssLce of
thd OH corps. They moved on the
South side of the Run, the road being
very crooked IN this vicinity by keeping
CLOSE to it there was a gap between its lett
aud the right of the I'd corps, the enemy
t,ok advantage of this and mas.iny ia the
woods under cover made most dete,min.
ed assault on the right of the I'd division
OF the I'd corps, evidently with he intsp.
lon u capturing the entire iofcs On
The right heir charge for very short
time was success, but our men rallied
charged 10 tar and driving them bach
ciptured part of Andersons's br,ua - of
Hlll's corps. The nomber Of pr,sone,s
thus taken was about 400, inc u .iny ~,
ny officers. Many Of the S h cons h.a
reached toe enemy's works on their from,
and become wholly engaged Gu. ,,s.
here was not SO heavy as 10 the "a corn.
Darkness approaching and it being deem |
ID unsafe TO occupy so extended line
with strong works in front and exposed !
% . Hank attack from cavalry, orders
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
FROM MISSOURI.

M St. 1 ,uis, Oct. 80
Price left 200 killed and 1900 wounded
on the late battle field. His army was
composed Of three divisions, nine brigsdes,
thirty.six regiments, averaging 400 TO
each, besides large irregslsr force. He
was 10 Jasper county Friday, hard pressed
by our iorcss he had but tao pieces Of
artillery and one Of them dis abled. The
country is full OF bis stragglers.
Fiske after full conference with Rose.
Grams a. Warrensbprg has taken com
mand in missouri. and will immediataly
occupy and regulate his old district.
1t is stated Rosecrans is determined on
stern policy in this State hereafter
The rebels most sbamefully treated ouI
wounded who fell 10 their hands, leaking
them naked with wounds undressed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

paS~ Hoosier Gre, n. Suggestive name.
especially II reversed, There our friend
Merriam told US We had to 90 upon Sat
urGay and attend a Union meeting
Chaplain Te'er would accompany US. An
admirable companion. We went Fouod
afesPec'aoly's'z' crowd Of earnest loyal
men ana women 10 attendance. We talked
aft.le talk, and then NJ. Te,er m.do i.
mcst capital speech. He is most CIV;
able fellow. He is full of the most arden,
patrlotism and the prettiest and most far,
cibie Of all pretty and forcible political
speaking, and he has merely to open his
mouth and the burning thought and clio.
quent sentences ore uttered without effor.
he Is aworkman that needeth not to be
ashamed. He tore into fragments of
SHREDDED disloyalty the Chic,go platform.
and met with crushing direc,nsss and
force the cavils and peace shrieks of the
cops, INDICATED the policy of the admin
ration, and closed with powerful and
eloquent appeal to every citizen to sun.
port the government. That speech was
a good thing. Brother Teter. We found
Des Moines Township all right political.
ly and promising large Union majority
ct this election.
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finnnlial aa0 commercial
Chicago Markes.

BY Telegraph Csrcaoo Oct ~
The markets active sud frmer
Flonr-Held IN 10 lie higher: White Winter 0 GIG
10 o. Red Winter aDIs 30 for Spring Extras
Wheat-3 10 4c hi.her at 80 for No Rel, s31sl SIS
for No. Rel; 20 al s. for M l Spring. and .5s
- q for No Spring. closing ut 1el,.
corn-firu, at 500 for No ], q 81 eols for No
ost--1 to &c higher esq Sc for No l. closinx At
6jI5e
Rye-Duli at l IL for No 2
Barley IN Sc higher, No. - at 56eil ts
whisky-IIeld at 81: buyers ut 6JL
Proyisions-Duii
Grain FT.ights-Steady.
Seeis-Fiax firm at 2 -
Hay-Qnet at u nJ.
Money--Easy.
selling. -
GcII-215a2l6
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FROM SHERIDAN.

New York, Oct so.
The Heraid's correspondent says all
remains quiet 10 the Shensndo,h,
A reconnaissance as far rs Woodstock
failed to tiod any rebe.s. Nofwi,hstsnd
ing i, has been reported Esriy is reorgsn-
izing his forces, the mountains are full
OF strangers who are picked up by
our cavalry.
Oar entire casualties 10 the battle If
the 18th are estimated at 600; those of
the enemy at about 5000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
sEThrough an oversight the bagpap

aT Through an oversight the baggage
man, who usually delivers the mail to the
trains, failed to take the paper sack for
tho Western train Saturday morning, and
the mistake was not discovered until tn,
train had left. There is no blame attached
to the baegage-man, however. ae there
was an extra sack that morning, and be
did not know it. Such an oversight will
b. gaasaed against hereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

OssrseseA ~ .. HAAIlt 2 81, wlslsssas arsssss.
nuaAs-N. orsss.s m, 1fes prime. &c; choice re
New York, @, De- New York, A. &c; crushsd End pow
8 .s.ssssi-ser 1besl oseiiss oslAAsyrsni =
81 36--Issk -, 6G1ts.
OpsSss-Rio II 70 -
+ U1c.-17c.
0oDA-Ansrican. 1l8 nngihh, ~ afff F
eoAp-k1n, 13l< - 0enen. l21<rOiS.
CAnDlns-Staz, SIC; Mould 2l0zSc
TsAs-Youns Tyson, q eoto2 p; Impartial, u % ~
- rs; Black, q IS nQ 10. f
TolAcco-Dnk ousst, eSG Medium Brands, 90 10
Csc; Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 70 to 81 10.
NAns-Bess BrAnds - Is rates. # 80 ts
GIAss--S1ie Osaaffy = % City rs. rate
CoRpAsB-90 70 SIC
Dsy APrIks-11 TO l2c = l.. ~ Ttr
Oar PaAcuEs-Hlr2 n 70 H -.
DnY CURRAHSs-26cs
RAssIas-&3 so &c t6 50.
sALr-& 2s0S %. - lsa fsfM fn H.
PstRl ersKcH-nc.
MoLIss WOODEN War; Hoop Pals, r. 20; hoor
do - s.. No rubge ~ So No. do, ID ~ No. Do
| IL SO, Nests 6do, Z -. Wash boards, - 20.
Yfsa-No. Macksrsl, bbls SIS 0065$10 %.
No do hf DO S1i t0esil SO.
No.. Q do hf do SO 0o6al0 Is.
| III bills. No. White Fish, ~ co.
orLs Coal on eoc Linssed OIL. oS Lard OIL, y 70
| CHkEsx-Denmark % to DC; Hamburg DC
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
Township Nominations.

AT the meeting held on Saturday even
ing the following nominations were made
County Supe.riscrs-f H. Holland
Adam Hagny, to fiji vacancy
Justices Of The Peuce-Wilson Barrett,
Thomas Martin, Robert A. Boyce.
Coastabies-Robert Worsier, Michael
Kesselring, Joseph L. Elliott.
Trustees-S. f. Carey. T. J. Cheno
with, Geo. o. Hilton.
7o,onsh,p Gerk-A. S. Tyler.
Township Assessor-Jsmes E. Barwick
On motion j: was resolved that the
Township COMMITTEE appoint the neces-
sary committees for each precinct with
reference to the election, aud give MOTTO,
OF the appointment in the GATE CRY.
A. BRIDaMAN, Pres't.
RoBERr II. GILLMoRy, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

F Col. Chapman will be here Tues
day or "Wednesday of this week. He
will address our people upon national
politics during his stay, OF which due
notice will be given. and we hope the
gallant Colonel may have large audi
ence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
OrR DUTY.

We deem Il our duty TO KEEP constantly before cur
sesfes that meet valuable VI ali Incidence known
Gees Cough t4ssn Ii has ,oee tbs test. 81 time and
eipertnrh', 5ad all Who IL 10 the ro-t PRAISE
srFhy Terms ~ its medicinal sspe II Is the real d;,
OF every isreht 10 Rep constant supply ug il the
hoase. resay tsr immediate Not only IN IL most
splendid remedy Tor coughs, sadten Colds influenza
e" anu ali throat eomptsn. but II IL the eonsnmy,
tive great fstef When they far gone mo
medicine viii ever cure them Gees Cough HaIsala Ill
be ieund an invaluable friend 10 alts the
tue exp eforaton- and the snrefer Why will We
that are suffering from coughs. d. Group throst
hoarstne-s-anu that liable 10 pulmonary attacks
pct take our advice and provide yourself With supply
% Goes Couzh lnisam-be best and ch. npest Cough
bsssm In the world Ii costs bHf frty cents and can
be fcnbd rpon the counters of uggsts everywhere
oct3 dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

Ter Remember it is proposed to have
a torch-Ight procession aud big meet
ing upon Wednesday evening whether
there is any weather or not. Prepare
your lamps, flags, banners, transparencies
and other equipments, and turn ont in
Strength.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
HoRsE FoR SALs.-At their auction sales
Wednesday morning, Howe and Tyler
will sell q splendid young horse.

~ Get out your lamps and have them
trimmed, and have oil il your vessels, 10
readiness for that grand torch light pro
cession Wednesday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

NtW IUTk, UcE Oh.
The latest Southern papers contain
caustlc comments upon the proceedings Of
the ists extra session Il the Alabauia
Legislature, and pronounce Stephens
plan Of reconstruction impraetic,bie.
The Alabama Legislature passed an &C,
severely punish'ng Illegal impri.onmen,s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
C,l.GarEp HONEY soar.

This celebrafsd Toilet 0eoPs In such universal
de,nsnd. il made from the chatcost nstesials, d
mtld and emostentin its nature, fra9Pantly
scented and oxtrsmsly Beneficial II IL sct,oa
upon the skin. For sals By III DFusssts and Fancy
oeeAs Dsalw~ jen1eay1ew.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31

AZ Lowry has received Madame De-
morest's Mirror Of Fashions, LIE Bon
Ton, Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine,
and Continental Monthly, ell for No
Yemher
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
Excursion TrMi.s.

The train will leave for Fort Madison
on Wednesday next at 3 O'Clock P.
NJ, iostead Of o'clock, in order to
return from Fort Madison with the Elk
cursion train in time for Colfax's speech.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
New Work Market,

BY Telegraph Ers Yoax oc. "a
cotton--Quet ard firm at 1891 rs for ,od.iinv N,
lands. ~
flonr-state and Western opened IS 10 sc better.
e"g2 % for Extra State; 197a1 II so fur common "a
good shipping brands Extra r II o. aud III l5aa II d
Tor Traie brands, market closing dull it'll EN-
partially lost.
Mhsky--neasy at j IL for State. and ~ for we.,.
ern
Wheat; &C better II a2 u for Cloud: 3es "A
for Winter Red Western, 40 az Is for Amber Nicbi.
gan.
Rse-Frm and searGs at "a for Western.
Barley-nril and irssping.
Cora-ofAed lie bette, at eil4al IS for Mixed
W. stern.
Oit--Dall at s2c for Western
Woo-luiet and firm
ootiee-Firm, the advance for the week being lie.
suear-sscady at l514slsc for Cuba; 2lc for Polo
Rico Havana 1870. =
Aoia~ses-Firr, with fair demand; p r. at ssal On
Pe,roieumfitm AT 4ec for Crude; o7t6sc far R.sn.a
In Bond, am, sias2c for Refined Free
Pork-fair demand al 40 Goa ii 90 for mess ~ onsa
- 81 for do, cash, ciosin Mt 43 i2i as 10 eo N
TOR prime. aud IL 0od4s 80 for prime mess
Beef-Quiet and arm at SIG for conp,ry m.ss. n m
9ls so Tor repaeked mess and is GO 24 90 far sytr
Beef Iams-Frm and good deniand-to arrive %.
Cut Meats In far request at lol9 slsls for shoulder,
1iza2c Tor hams
Lrd-shade frmer at 2o62o]zc.
New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph NEW Yosx. Dc, %
Money-stesdy att.
Sterling--Quiet at 109lz ale9i%
,s s"laf & opening at 2s advancing to 22 clio
The total exports Of specie to-day amounted to ss1o
500. 800
Government stocks-DuIl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-31
Sent to the Penitentiary.

Ne~ York, Oct 30.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald
saws The New York election frauds sill
attract good share ot attention. 1t is
understood Donahae hes been found gull
~ and sentenced 10 FIVE years imprison
mem in the psnitentiary.