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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-06
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ONEperson writes, her daughtcrwas cured
IF fits of nine years standing, and St NituS'
lance Of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
ble
ANOTHER was cured OF Fever and Ague
after irving every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight wears
Gases innume.able of Dyspepsia and Liver
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-12
TJiJRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
g1Rsr SESSION.


senate.
WAsnircros, April IL, 1864.
ASSuAl REroEr oy rHB NATIONAL AtlIEsy or rsslsN.
Mr.. WILSON (rep.) OF hasa presented the frei annual
report OF the National Academy OF Design an moved the
printing OF L 300 copies.
rBr GOODYEAR INDIA Rrrryp rsrvsr
Mr. CowAr, (rep Of Pa, presented remousirarco cf
tbe fenueyvana Legislature, and Of several railroads
ttai tate, including the Philadelphia wimiugtot and
baltimore karoad Company against the eyenf ion ~ the
Goodyear india rubber patent.
rIER WANTED LIVES, rr,Au,tv
Aeo memorial from the Board Of Trade a. rtiAdei
Ita Tor euatie per 70 the Delaware river At Lever
Delaware
RtfoR1 ON rrr lATT mnJrARy rxruY r1or N n FLORIDA
MT WADE, (rep Of Ohio from the Committee On the
NOhouc OF the War, made report with The evidence IN
the oaso, IN relation TO the late military expedition
Florida which was ordered TO be printed Jie subin
resolution alec, Tor printing five thousand extra
which gncs &c the Committee on Printing,
tGiMsNr ~ vrrrRAN VOLUNTEER Frcrrtse
~ WILSON from the Military Committee reported
without amendment the bill "a orgauize reg iiueOt Of
vetera nvulsnteer npineere.
ABOLITION o. TIE sYsrFn ISrlsN trarrrs
on motion o. Mr. lArR, (rep) Of Kansas The Committee
on Military AfAirs was instructed 10 INQUIRE ot0 the
pco,oney OF aboishl the present system Of Indian
traders, which was reforred
rus WNJhoyxRsy HrtwEEr MEfcyts. AM RE
navy.
Mr. 0rmEs, (rcp OF Iowa rose 20 personal oxplars
You and read from the report Of the Naval Committee,
W when Mr. Hale " chairman an extract ooudemag he
manner IN whoh Tho resolutions concerning tho transfer
ot ssaner from ths army 70 tho navy had been intro
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01


Heavy Celumn Of Eederals Moving
South-Whsreabeuts ana Cenaitien q
the Rebels.
Fort Smith, Ark, March 80.
About 10000 effective troops have
gone South from this district. The whole
number in the department under General
Steele, now moving southwark. is from
$4,000 to So. 900, sufficient to overpower
any rebel force opposed to them.
A scout from Prices army reports Cor
bells command. seven or eight regiments,
Is miles this side Of Washington. Mis-.
souri, troops are being moved TO Camden.
Gen. Gano has 1000 or 5000 Texans at
"annersport. Marmaduke and Shelby
are at Camden. The rebels are we'll sup
piled with clothing, and the importation
of shoes from England is said to have just
reached them.
A large number Of negroes have been
concentrated at Camden and Washington.
Quantrel is south Of Red River.
Gov. Edwards, Of Choctaw nation, has
issued q proclamation urging the Indians
Of that tribe to return to their allegiance
to the government, and re-possess them
selves Of what they have lost the past
three years BY associaiing with the most
accursed foes that ever polluted their
country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

reports tho unccadisional epFsen4@. q
JkS sptirs Navsjos Nstioa % Gen. Carol
ton, numbering sssriy 600 lsdians, Who
are being collected q Fort Sumner, New
Nsxioo. Sono q them hsve1brRsAocks,
but The nsjoity ars in ) destitute esndi.
ton, and have TO b fed ~ tAs aevsrn.
ment. To do this Gen. Carslton has been
obliged to put ths troops % half rsioas,
Great credit j. dns % Col. Kit Cazsou
and Capt n. B. Curry, in this campaign,
They. with CspSos's regiment penssratsd
g the secret haunt ofths Indians, never
before reached By white men. Col. Car.
son il 70 have charge Of the Indians until
they are turned over TO the Indian bureau
The Navajoes are SEINE civilized and ars
already sowing wheat and preparing to
raise their own supplies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

The Secretary Of the Navy, in response
to the Senate resolution of inquiry, says
no transfer of seamen from the army
has been effected under the recent act
of Congress, and 35 vessels of war are
now waiting compliments of men.
Not only are these vessels waiting
crews, but the terms of many
seamen have now expired and they
are detained to manage our ships. though
justly entitled to discharge. Were they
not detained many vessels on blockade
duty would have to go out Of service
This atate of things is to be deplorec. and
Is IN great measure if not entirely, at
tributable to the unfortunate legislation.
The Enrolment act OF the last Congress
so utterly ignored the Naval service that
enlstments 10 that service were not per-
United to be credited on the quotas Of the
communities from which they we're drawn,
when the draft came 10 be enforced. In
addition to these obstacles, the appropria-
ton for extraordinary bounties for army
enlistments while not dollar was paid to
the sailor. operated to the discredit of
the naval force and held out strong in
ducenents for military service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
FROM KNOXVILLE.
Knoxville, March 81.

Knoxville, March 81.
The rebels. after destroying the tres
tlcwork at Balls Gap, fell back beyond
Greenville. They took up the wagon and
railroad bridge across Lick Creek and
carried of portion of the rails and tele-
graph wire.
Deserters continue coming in. and re-
port large numbers trying to make their
vav into the Union lines.
Parson Brownlow telegraphs that all is
quiet at Messy Creek. Knoxville is go
we'll fortified We can hold it against all
Lees army.
Longstreet's forces are one hundred
miles east of here.
A force of cavalry remains At Ball's
Gap to protect the retreat.
| am still of the opinion that the rebels
are intending forthwith 10 make raid
into Kentucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

DUBUQUE Couxrr. - The Dubuoue
Times states that the Female Hem;n.r,
established IN that city under the aus.
p'ces Of the Protestant Episcopal church
and known Is the Leo Seminary. +" being
named after Bishop Lee, will not Be il
isli operation until September, but the
Primary Department will be open sbou,
the middle u April. The Times adds
"kev. B. 8. Huntington, Of New York.
On experienced tescher Of young ladies.
has received and ascepted the suDoint.
ment . Priacipal Of The Iostituticn. and
Ai9 Aagyf A. Cherry : -. Aags ehsxe
y - fsihsty Depavtasse. ~. HuS-
alrstoa sill = Engaged il the Hast ior
eene .e.ta lssAg i6ad9 h Nkioh
vssetUi1 eoeoSl $780, = Ass IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Seixure Of Rebel Bcoks---Emigratien to
ldaho.-Adairs at Padueah-8arbarity
u the Rebels.
st. Louis, March 81.

- =
Of the Rebels.
st. Louis. March 81.
Tie Provost Marshal General has or.
dered the seizure of ''Pollard's Southern
History of the War;" Confederate Off
cial Reports Life of Stonewall Jack
son." "Life of Morgan and his Men," and
u publications based upon rebel informa-
.aen, circulating or for sale in this De-
partnient.
The steamer Florence, sunk in the Mis-
soua river on Monday, vas valued at
$4,000 insured for SIS, 900. She was
laden with bacon, hemp and grain. most
Of which is lost.
About 200 wagons leave st. 10. daily
for Idaho.
The Democrats Cairo special says pris.
oners state that the main body Of Forests
forces are ordered to Jackson, Tenn.
The troops sent to Paducah bare re-
turned, tol, Hicks having sufficient to re-
pulse aay attack. During the fight at Padu-
cab the rebels took Mrs. Hammond from
the hospital and murdered her. Mrs.
Hamilton, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Eagan.
and Mira. McCherg were taken and sent
to the front between two fires, and kept
there an hour. Their dresses we're per.
forsted by bullets
While the rebel flag of truce was NOV
ing forward they disposed their forces for
action. Our men had ceased firing for
fear the women would be killed.
A man was arrested on the steamer
Anderson. having 10 his possession .
freshly taken scalp of white man, sup
posed to have belonged to one of our SOL
diers.
Several persons were arrested as spies,
among them two women.
New Orleans papers of the 23d contain
no news.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. March 3l

Louisville, March 81.
The military authorities here say that
OF the rebels who crossed At Eddyyillc 70.
Gently, several have been captured. Some
give themselves up under the Amnesty
Proclamation.
No further news from Forests forces
Two or three hundred mounted man
have appeared in Kentucky this side OF
Pound Gap. They are supposed to be
covering the advance of Longs,reers
forces Our troops are ready for them in
whatever numbers they present them
selves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
News from r1orida-Rebel Steamer
Captured.
New York, March 81.

The steamer Fulton, from Port ROYAL
9th, has arrived here.
The steamer Cosmopolitan arrived at
Hilton Head on the 9Th from Florida.
She reports the naval expedition up St.
Johns river captured the rebel steamer
Hattie Brock with 100 tales Of cotton
also lot of tobacco, DC.
Brig. Gen. Hatch had been sent to
Jacksonville 10 relieve Gen. Seymour,
who returns to Hilton Head.
The rebels are reported as having
withdrawn portion of their forces from
before Jacksonville,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
RoMDENvzRc CITY.
The Arizonia Gold nlines--Battle 9Th
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Navajees.
Denver. CITY. M,ash 81

A Santa fe letter Of the 18th, say,
one wing of the capitol building which
had been fitted up for Court House,
was destroyed By FIRE. and some valuable
papers in very important law case
were burned
Inc Gazette says letters received By
the last mail speak encoursgingly Of the
Ar'zana gold mines The Placer gold
mIees' hear Santa Fe, are being worked
under new management.
Another tight is reported 10 have ,,ke.
plscs N south Western New Mexico. b.
tween Tho troops and Apsshs. Indiass.-.--
Forty ot the lattsr we're kills.,
Major i 'PherTi1, chief q staG u a.
Casslsoa, jast arrived lten Nsv NJ -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
Louisville, March 81

The Lexington Observer SAYS Camp
Nelson, owing to change Of base for sup.
Plies, has been evacuated, and the military
stores removed to Nashville.
kumors prevailed at Lexington, Tues
day, that many buildings at Camp Mel
son had been destroyed by FIRE, but the
assertion is discredited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
Joshua r. 0iddingA.
Washington, March 81.

Joshua r. Giddings, American Consul
General to Canada, was on the floor of
the House this forenoon.
Giddings states the change of sentiment
10 Canada towards this country is very
decided, aud We should not repeal recip-
rocicy treaty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

Fort Monroe, March 80.
The U. g. steamer Comnodors Barry.
With Sc picked men from the Minnesota,
in charge OF Capt. Williams, left here yes.
terday p. M proceeded mp iie Chicka.
wanck Creek, asd landed the men in
small boass u the head Of the crssk.4-
They took . Guide to the headquarters Of
Lieut.. Ray. where they arrived 1t 4 o.
clock this =. m, when they Immediately
surrounded the houses aud captured two
sergean.s, and eighteen privates and their
small arms without firing shot. The
capture is IN important one. The off,
GERS taken prisoners were in the rebel sig
nal service, and higher in rank than ap-
pears above.
The schooner Liddis Ann, Capt. Over
ton. was lost at sea on the 23d Her
crew we're picked up by the schooner
Maria Roxanna.
The rebel Commissioner OF Exchange,
Guide, and Capt. Hatch. Of Richmond,
arrived here this morning on the 6ag-of-
All Quist In Illinsis---Csppsrheaas Dis
perscd.
Nation, ILL.,, March 81.
There is nothing Of iG portancs to COM
municase to night. Eerything has re-
sumed its usual routine, and the rebels
have no doubt dispersed. The 47th Ind.
has left for New Orleans. The LIST Ilis
has gone into barracks aud will remain
until Col Cakes returns from Charleston,
where he now is.
A soldier was found this evening on
the railroad track shot through the head.
supposed to have been the work of cop
perheads-
Prisoners are still coming in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
Providence. r / March 81

Democratic State Central Committee
have announced the following nomina.
tions for State officers:
For Gov. J. II. Brown of Gloucester:
for Lieut.. Gov, Henry Butler of War
nick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
New York Market.


ie'es'aph.i NEw YoRk, March 81.
eoftoo-Less Active and scarcely so firm at 756 re a,
middng uplands, and Isc for low nlddling
four-pnil. hcas. and declining Mt 8 7tstas AZ S,r ~
ua state o 59o 20 for Super Western: S5d- III enr
common to miidng extra Western: a3~T N a. ro,
mon 70 good shipping brands Of extra II. H. o. closing
Enthusiastically firm; sales of 600 bb. at "a =
% for State and Western chiefly 1t inside euotaons
Wheat--iuil and entirely nominal at | ella, a. for
chicago Spring and Mil Cini 656l 6s for Amber Mi
ossa os ior Winter Rel Western: Toa1 Il for Am
Der Michigan; sales ESQ bush White Western ~ "a
80 scu bush mixed Western at l 6s =
Barley--UuiI.
~ corn-iIeavy at ] sosgl 81 for old Shipping Nixed
Western in store: zsdI ~ for new yellow.
Oats-Dull at 9ossael r for Western
Hops-Cnchangei
Parliamentary: Crude 81 lsa:s2le. He6pe., in h
s0G5lc. -se ~ ounu
pork-More active and higher, 70 SO for mess % o.
Is 26GsD 30 for old and new prime: 81 M; "a II -
prime mess closing at latter price, Of new mess a.
= y M op.n e 2 70 do or June .ern Il
er option at 20 So and old 10 for April buyers tion
Beef--Frni 5000 % for country mes. s.ss a. !,
prime 10 5osl6 90 for repakked mess 6 0nig 90 far
extra " i'1
LArd-Dall and heavy a. iaelsss latter an extreme
New York Measy market.
~ Telegraph NV Yoax, March n.
Money very active and the general rate for cal lon,
Sterling Exchange hrrner It liz for nrst clan tir3
at l66t<. - - $50
Government Stocks quiet and steady
9 ds of 81 coupons Ill.,
Sucks dull.
Pac Mail 2sl; NY 1921; Erie 124k, do nd 1lls<
hudson i6l; Harlem LIS: Reading 1922 q fl7l<: =
HIN: ~ scrip las; Pitts I25lG Gal chi 7asil
- M d1ss4 iasi$$; Bk Q f151T u:
FOL : wae1e = r = cli& cxNWaK
saintag ssseks.
~ Telegraph M Yesxs nasrA ~ II
Indiana 0Elns ~ Ffovdenss TX; CsutrsI Qo3d Y.
sstedgNas ~ nanhAtsan ~ nRxAa 25: Piacrnh az
French Creek ~ Nontaaa IL w m ~
Dossen oteck 1avkee.
y fsasssspAJ 1sssoa, Mnvk u.
Ainine ee@ 40 lEa11pnE ~ SrAg1a.
1aEua ~ IL 1eYd ne u3an ~ Hce3en1 ~ GW. |
- - O. : 9swaAfs - 6lis1e loE |
saxxrax u -xhast4e n.astErs asss.aNi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
Washington. March al

1t appears from an official communica-
tion o! the Secretary of War that tbe
strength OF the forces in Kansas and the
ladian Territory subject to the order 81
Gen. Curtis is l6. 600 men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

RATCHKLORe celebrated HAIR DYE = ~ Ben n
- ~ Hsrtf The only Hsrniess Jyss - RsIssSs
aye known This splendid Hair Dye IL perfect-chsnges
- Rusty, or Grxy Hair ihstantly - Iessv nlsk ~
ckin leaving the Hair 6of and Beautiful impArfs fresh
Vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and recti
nes The III effects Of HAD Dyes The genuine sixusd
WILLIAM A. BAICHkLOR; all oshsss are mere inait.-
!ions and should be avoided Sold by IA Drnsgisss &c
fACTOkf-sl Rafriaystreet, xew York. Rsftzra1R,
Nsv fonrY CHAM Tor Dressing the Hair (jvn-Akvl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

GARDENING ron LADrss.-A corres-
poudeDt Of he kOSdcnsO ottsee Gardener
describing he sesidesee Of Mr.. Jussios
Halliburton, the "Sam Slick" Of literary
Dotoriety, ssys: gssT ~
/. paid visit to these gardens about :
yesr since, on the occasion Of fancy fair
given for some charitable purpose, end
never 10 Irsnember 10 have sesn bed
dog done 90 we'll, or 90 choice collec-
tios 81 plants brought together ID place
OF 30 limited an extent. was given to
understand by florist Of some celebrity.
who was present, that the arrangement
a.. the beds and the selection Of De 11ufs
We're in the hands Of The lady occupisr
herself. Their taste for the harm oixipg
of colors consider natural in al ladies
of refined education, only. unfortunately,
many Of them display their tasts ia deco
rating themselves, more than ornament
ing their gardens. But il ladies we're to
follow gardening more usually than they
are apt to do, how much oftener We
should see the cheek resemble the rose II
place of the lily; and how soon Also "
should perceive the lighter that's made use
OF in decorating the inside Of the bon
nets. They would soon be aware that
giaring coloribg was not suited to their
com plexions SO well as the more subdued
shades. Moreover, God has given US
health that We may enjoy the blessings
He sends, and depend upon it, that
where lady gardner resides, it is there
the physician carriage seldom stops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
New York. March 50.

Port-au- Prince dates OF February 9th
state that eight persons we're executed for
numbering and devouring child.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
Trenton, N. J.. March 81.

Benson, of the House, this morning
introduced in the Legislature a bill TO
repeal the charter of the Delaware BAY
Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
Portland. March so,

The North American, from Liverpool
18th, via Londonderry 18th, arrived here
this M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
New York, March 80.

Now York, March 80.
Commodore Bradford has been ordered
to the command of lhe mammoth iron
clad, Puritan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

HIaTs 10 TIVE TAILoR.-Y Yours ID real
y the goose that lays the golden eggs
Yos will never come to sheer want while
you can cut your cabbage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
4pefioI Notifes.
Dlseases q The nerves.,

Diseases o. the Nerves.,
- Seminal, UT1naty anA 0oxuoo 49,.
soao-new md rell4bae syslensnt-in rspgsts ofths
HOWARD Aseo1AMs1-De1t ~ Ma1 n sso1Gl IGftsE -
yeaop0 ASscf charge AAdFsss ~ J. en1xxH Houenfop
Ho1asd Association, No Soufh Ninth Street Philsds
peaa, n apr1d1y
C0L0ATEn HONEY soar.
This celebrated Teilss seaP, In ssch u.tvsrsal
Arnasd. l. nade from the chelcese materials, :
mild and smeiient IN IT. nature, ffagFansly
scented, and sxtrsnsiy hsneficial in its action
upon ths skin. Pr sale BY ~ Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers tan2elydsw.
LaAies! LaAles!l LaaIesllg
Don't fail 10 read the sdvtisensns in this paper headed
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES /
- cssaa lAs devoted the Inst thirty ye.r, Of his
They - -
III RELIABLE AND SAFE.
dsca0-dk vdmeod
sers Threat.
raasH II csaSn.,. leege
aad siEAr troubles II suffered 10 proxress result In se
oes Pulmonary, bronchial ssd Asthmatic Affections
0ftsntinss iDsurable- n
DrOwn's Drsnehia1 Tsschss
are compounded 70 rearh drsrty the sect Of ii
daseass and give slnsst instant relief nehl-aAwlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON oEsPArclEs
Washington, March 30.

Washington, March 20.
In the Senate to-day Sherman submit
ted : letter received from the Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Fisld,
with details of the claim of Ars. 1aPy
Throckmorton for compensation for six
negroes claimed Is her own, which the
District Commissioners Of Emahcipatiou
could not allow, her husband being in the
rebel army, though son is an officer in
the Union army, but recommends Con-
gress to pay her from the residue Of that
fond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
Washington, March 80.

Mr.. Richard Smith, for many years
cashier Of the Branch Bank Of the United
States in this city, and late cashier of the
Metropolis, died last night. aged seventy
eight.
Capt. Fisher. lately escaped from Rich.
mond, will again re-enter the Army Of
the Potomac in command of the Signal
Corps
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01

Especial . Rsss.
: New York, March 81.
: All suffers have been ordered 70 leave
the Army Of the Potomac hy April.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
sUrDRuEs.

LKArHrs-Sce 81 10 sc, Harness 81 TO asc
hpEs-pry Flint Ie 10 lie Dry saited Il TO 1sc Grub
ns nan praec. Green Green Sheep Pelts 10 to
u -: Green Hog Skins iSc.
sEkns-Iincths, - Or Flax 81 Is 10 -
f1tTaEns-4a To 45e
CHEEss-iiamhury ISL tn 1eizr
Bar CarrLs-SI ~ to 81 90 lro~s
sHEkr->5 - b. 81 ~ > hoo gross
Me,L-clean fue~aahed. 81 TO 75c; Unwashed one
third les. WV
uLs-CoAl GIL, best White, To, retail. SOC Lin
SEED OIL 81 70 Lard Oil 81 10 81 * Fish Oil 81 90
BsEswax-31
Far Hoss-Ss 90 TO SIS 90 nett
kAss."caien e Cotton SIG.
NEw GIsSIEs-a.c
Old isos-lc 2 h. Brass. loc p n. Cccprs lee = D.
kSeaaNsE-on New York. PhflaieplAia boston Gin
cinnafi 81 Louis and Chicago Il a cent for bankabIe
FUNDS Goid - toe g. pranaiun buying
DRY GOODS.
MEETINGS AND Samfryes-2ot 20 13c
DRiLLs-50 to 4sc
PRIsTs-l5iS TO 2Siyc
DzLsiNs--.sS u $50
GisaHtNs-25 to 81 NC.
CHtpvIcK AND CoAfs SPoct-x co
sKnN TRRgAD--Sl % o. 81 10
FARMERS AND Mscu CassrxERs-6 5 to 50,
SKIRT BRAID-sl 90 TO 81 10
CoRsEf JEsys-L5 to Sic.
DssrMs--35 to Csc
TIcKfSG-25 TO 7sr
LiSsErs-S0 to 5oc.
CANTON FLaSSELs-2sl5 to 45c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-01
Commercial.
coxHErTED pAIIr BY
y. MILL e co,
Who'll ESALE GROCENS.
No 100. cornsr Poarth and Main Streets.

DAftY GAM err OyyIeR,
KcoKrx March 81, 1864
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
rtoss-ssperhne. . os Spring Wheat Extra s. 50
Fall Wheat Extra. s. 5oec<4 %
Coax MrAt--sl sedssa 90 r 100 ns.
BE.S-sl Is ? ies rs
saiE sSrEF-sl 7ss 81 o.
CoEx-Nsw d<c old 1tr > bukhei
wassr-faIls 81 zf sptiax. socszsl % p tushel.
Rvs 10 Sc.
Osrs.--63 "a ssc-
GaKss APPtss-aa-ess1 90
PerAroEs-tsss AZ Retail IS y peck.
Brrrr-s,oia.son. tzsi sisc; Choice, seS2sG retail
2. \ to 5or
ks.s-isc. retail ~
CmcKKxs-tz sose IS. very scarce.
Ltsb-iastIe.
watrs BnAss-consaaon Good. 81 soga rs; Prime
Navy 81 rsas2 -
TssISw--t<.
Timothy so cess2s ce hAled. so %, Prairie.
ga ekasis o.
GROCERIES.
spsas-sew orie.ns fair lss- prime Ise- ehos,. ,-
New York. c. a's New York. A. 2ie; crushed ana pow
derei ale
Met.sss-susar House. IesTses Golden Syrup GA
81 oo-sorgham 55eese-
CoFsEs--Rio, sos+Sc. Java, 44e.
Rfck--'f 70 f3c
sopa-An,ericsn 5l-s- English SIC
sesP-Paua, ~ FAMILY, sisc: tsrrmap. .i1ase
Csspir-ssar, - 10 =: Mould 12ls 70 lac
:. Is.smf Young Hs.on 8 abSi IS; lmperial 81 IS to
81 IS; Black, 81 ~ "a al -.
ToBAere-Dssk Sweet AZ. N..s;um Brandt To- IN
We. Gold and Natural LEAF 81 % 70 81 To-
ssils-Bcsr Braath e %, r.ies-
siAss-sxl0 City y 30 rates
C1xhAsE-@l Ia As-
Dat AFptE.-IG~ n.
Dkf PEests-fiIfs 49, 10 Ice ' n.
nhr CuRRsSrs-a
sAsNs-sa % to - 81.
sAtr--Iake g %
fisH-No- | AAeserci. Lt,s, 81 oossls 90
Soi % % :, % SIS oesss $40 Co.
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