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, 1864-06-17

NEW YonE, Juso 1c.-Thc HtTalEs Nassau co..
:1ainunitiCn, Clothing, beef pork and hreatlstuds
cap;tp1le 10 lie received there from New York,
la'.2dc3phla and Portland. and sent successfully
tIontsnd doilars uere received from Faser & Co..
GSuslcston' which was given to The British Official
"ho seized Oh the pirate FLORIDA. aud went
through mock tr1al, when she waa Eecelvang hef
armament.
The American Coneul has been compelled to
.osc TIE 'oneuate, US the secesh sympsthizcEs re-
!ckc to let Iim ollicc rooms
, 1864-06-17

Let us canvas these figures little. The
export Of gold from New York for the ten
months ending May 1, 1864, was $445, ,o1a 600,
while the receipts Of specie from California
during the eame period amounted only to
s., 632 900 against s1s, ,54o, 900 during the cor
responding period OF the preceding year.
California ships her gold in foreign vessels
direct to Europe to escape the danger Of
seizure on American vessels by Britlsh-Con-
federate pirates The export of gold from
New York In ten months was over forty-tlve
millions, and during the past six weeks not
lees than eight millions more. The whole
export from that port from July l, 1868 to
July l, 1864, will not be a dollar short Of
dfty-seven millions Of dollars. From Cali.
fosnia during the 8 inc period there has gone
to Europe at least thirty millions more.
Add to this. the export via Boston aud
Philadelphia, and We have total Of over
ninety millions Of coin sent ont Of ozr conn
try during the past year. The products Of
| our gold mines IN the meanwhile perhrps
amounted to slzty-3Te Or seventy millions
! Tie dead drain-the absoldte reduction o1
| the stock OF coin In the country can not be
1ess than TWENTY-FIVE millions within the
| Fast twelve months. And while this drain
has been going on the paper currency has
| increased not less than one hundred mil1iout
| fifty millions in the trash Of the wild cal
| eloLe, and the other fifty in greenbacks.
What other result could happen save rise
ip the comparative value of gold, or What
comes to the same thing a depreciation In the
ralue ofpapcr currency. The remedy LIS two
:old' First, import fewer foreign fabrics, and
, 1864-06-17

: WAsu,xoroa, June 10.-The hfgEest- contract
eyts known In the Post ohtee Department was
AWARDED today. Postmaster General B.air let the
whoie rcrviee from Atch1son, kansas, via Salt
Lake, to Folsnm City, ca. to john A. Leisland.
is 'or the letter mall only between the Atlantic
ard Ia .iQc coasts.
, 1864-06-17

ctscrKxA11. June 16.-The 79u,4s correspondent
At tlemingtburc, Ay., 18th. says: The remnant Of
MorCan'R command. numbering 100, passed
through there on the morning Of tho 18TH en r3nte
Frobab1y for Pound Gap.
They admit loss Of nearly loo at Cynthtan3.
A federal force OF 1,009 In pursuit, arrived at
Flcm,ngbbu1g nbout SIX hours after Morgan Left
, 1864-06-17
FROM IkOCK HSLAND.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune.]
RocK ISLAND, Thursday, June 1G.
The draw Of the great railroad bridge ~as al
that was burned By the fire yesterday. The test
of the structure is uninured. It will be repaired
In thirty days. 1t csught fire, asts supposed, from
passing steamer.
Rock ISLAND, June 15.--Rctweea two and three
, 1864-06-17

j., ;,ciitYc thcsc viii he considered yerT
il. figures, Us Indicating tho material
:sli und prosperity Of cur city, as being
Tax on our tOurtys Of wealth.
, 1864-06-17

The President Gone to lhe EaIr.
PHILADELPHIA, june 16.-Presldent Lincoln h1s
arrived ut the Continental Hotel Hs will visit
the Fair this afternoon
, 1864-06-17

Es ~ toGuee. -. p1<e'ao,oN eAootW 1VJo
Rsia :::: 4sSe Ea9S@ 4sslaSS9 s@SS9
Total from N. York, f1o.524, 900 ssoa, 81, 100
CUSTOMS REVENUE At KEW YORK.
. rro@ s'; 5a'y /. Fl troa asa jsiy l.
Total for ten months. 410,3n,461 81, ,421,0 ,00a
The Customs Of the whole country for the
third quarter of the Fiscal Year-January,
February and March-have Just been pub
lished officially, from the Treasury Depart
mcnt- They were:
From Jan. l to March ST. $e7,43a, ,654
At New York. Is per cent, or 81. ,to3
In the came proportion for the ten months
Of tho Fiscal Year, the Customs are
A. New York. .s7a 461
othef poHs. s3,ao7>a51
Total Tor ten month";. $9S, tx, ,4H
The remaining two months will be COM
and 8, 5oo. 900 at other ports. But the sum
total Of Customs for the Fiscal Year By ez'
eeeltng ore hundred millions, more fhon double
the Gold 1,.terssf received to be paid on the
Funded Debt and 7.30 per cent Fundable
Debt, and largely exceeds the interest Of
every description, Gold and Currency, for the
Fiscal Year.
pk11vEH1xs Or CALIFORNIA GOLD AT SEw
YORK.
1e6s-64. 1862-6a.
Total 5s@ e mos sos rots, 59 e c.s sal'
The Import Entries Of the past week
amount to 8, 5,08s, ,852, against &, ,012, ,1z2 came
week last season. The Export Clearances
Of Domestic Produce amount to s., 839, ,1sD,
against s4,s63 4e9 same week in 1868. The
Export OF Specie is 81 5s7, 900, against s255,~
900 same week last gear, The Customs for
the week are s590, 900.
| The Commercial Tables Of the Foreign
Trade at New Tork, which We publish above
for ten months OF the current Fiscal Year,
give total Import Of Foreign Merchandise
(cxausivc Of specie) from LIST July '63 to 3oth
A99d A9d5f: u 1ssa: Seea: sine: III; Il &s, S ~
Total to date g. 81 ~ e,
Increased Import since July 1...... $s41ss, 81,
i Tie same tables make the export Of do
nestle produce and miscellaneous goods, in
Guiding foreign articles re-exported, from
July !, 1856. to April 50, 1864 ~, ,0ol
Add aix weeks since May 1---.-..... 1a,G3i, ,5a
Total to date. slssgm. .se1
Decreased exports since July... $c1,0ss,57:
The specie export from New York, from
July to April 50. amounts to ..$45, ,sD. .oo
Add etnce Nay t...+---....---....----.. 5,U0'
Total to date -554.s .ss4 00i
Against sane umc, 1sos.......-:....... 51;s2s,00
Increased specie exports since july l.. sseat, ,oo'
T. ri ns canras thesa f3rnrps little -1'h,
, 1864-06-17

new YoaK, June 18-Thc Rtraid's New Or
leans correspondent says that 1t Is not impossible
that Walkers rebel division nas crossed tho Mis-
issippi above NatcheE, to reinforce Johnston or
, 1864-06-17

{ ltH3HUI1t OF XFHOE~~~ e UEFE xNE
NloncJ COCA.
!! :n-ts Of theories arc ndy.rcrd to ac-
- for the .iee in gold. We think tue
,n:ncna may BIZ explained by two active
f~-, VIZ: redundancy OF currency, anl
*ts4yc imports. Let us submit u few
r. s, presenting summary OF the lm-
is exports I'D gold movement ut the
I If New York, from July lst, 1865, to
:, lrt. lh1A, being ten months, for which
a1r indebted to the New York 1t,nea:
, 1864-06-17

Movements Of MIR. Chase.
NEW YORK June f8.-The Fps.s' Washington
special eaye Mr. Chase leaves for New York this
evening OF tomorrow, where be will rematn sev.
era1 DAYS.
, 1864-06-17

The Chicago Copp Convention.
Albany, N. +. June 16.-lt is nov quite doubt
ful whether the National Democrnt1c Convention
cslled to meet at Chicago, July 4sh, will be post
poned. TIL tquestion will b. decided On Or before
Monday next.
, 1864-06-17

M MASON1C.-There will be q spe-
1E1 cial commur l.stion Of waunansls Lodge NO.
160 at Blsn' = mil this tFRIpAT) evening 1t ~
LII i35jlt j. E. CHpRC 4. SectY.
, 1864-06-17
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, 1864-06-17

ITO DIERS.-I have this day
Il Eeceis ed ny 500 bounty money froa. COT T.
HOUR kIf 6, Attorneys at Law, III Randntph-5t.,
C5ieaEo H. i1ss r1TT4aS DAxs 1yEkR ~ me makn II s
HBERY YBALI.EGOYPE,to.I T. 6Ist Regt. II. Vol.
CReSfde at 25f West Rindufph-ss. jet7.kaH1t
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EY Friday night was fearfullv -,

ES Friday night was fearfuliy we'll
adapted for sacrificing oneself on picket,
wasnstlE by all the people that have
been iiozen todeath from the creation of
the world down to this present, didn't
sotne persons that were alive and on picket
that night wish .aey had lived, (aud died
t9o), when ST. Paul did, Rain. darkness
bleak winds, nary guerrilla, cba,,erioy
teeth, feet icebergs, of which the Toes
were pendent iclcles; hours, two DAYS.
tive hours, forty -eigh, minutes and fftv.
pine seconds long; chlls and fever.
toosh-acle; "skeer" and general discom-
iort; wern't they enjoyable? Wonder if
picket amt hpmbug--not sin war
umes-bnt in bad weathers-an arran,,
mean, d'ssgreeable. body freezing and
good humor destroying humbug, cit only
for Missouri bushwhackers Sill ws
wonder. But our pickets are in luck !.
'hey have sat up Of nights .sIang syoe'
past' without overhauling anybody ave
some OF our poor fellow citizens who were
oe'a'eo' and We are devoutly glad, that
smaller BY degrees and beautifully less,
grows the prospect of our pickles having
more serious LABOR.
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GRAND LorTHRy ScHEAEs-lns an ad-
vertisement in another column will be
seen one Of the grandest chances in the
world for drawing rich prize. rich not
only in its intrinsic value, but readily
made available. The. Pattee House, St.
Joseph. Mo-. will be disposed Of By the
Goth of December. There will be 52S
prizes and 10000 shares or tickets, at 81
each. D G Lowry. at the Literary De-
pot, Keokuk. is the local agent OF whom
tickets may be procured.
As S25. 900 of the proceeds are to be
appropriated 10 benevolent purposes. hold
ers Of the blank tickets will have the
satisfaction of knowing tha. portion o.
their money at least has been devoted Il
good purpose.
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GRAND UNION RALLY
tt.edstesdNy ECeNiNS.
T0RcHllSH7 PROCESSION.
A Mig Time Generally.

We will certainly have it-that afore-
said "big time,"-- Wednesday evening.
Let all the men, women, children. and
babies, in this corner of the world, come
out. Citizens Of the town and citizens of
the country, and the dwellers along the
line Of our railroads, all come. Mr. Col.
FAX will be here, as be has given bis posi-
tive promise to >do SO, Providence and
guerrillas not preventing
Mr.. HARLAN has been written 10 and
will doubtless also be present.
Let there be such grand utpouriDg
of our patfiotic people as shall show th'
Indiana orator, and everybody else, tina
the Hawkeye State is alive, awake ant
in earnest that the valor Of Iowa's SOD
in the field is backed BY the determined
| loyalty of those at home.
Torn out everybody, and hear Mr.
CoLsAx
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great many siis hits ising made the rianta-
tian B,t-r by di-Entsress- friends VITO
hare endeavored TO initiate counterfeit tasra It's all
Of no The people b. long Imposed u,-on The
flsataiisn attsrs Increasing and POI nisrity
every dag, and thats what's the matter They are In
ssBas sis bottle made inst they ~ere ii Art and
will continue TO be or shall stop king them.
The riataiioH Bis,ers rurfg strengthen and tn5ig,
They create healthy spi,eials.
They sfe sn snidpss To ciialGgr ~ AMI diet
The osFfron4e snrst. VI dss4f aito1 sad late
They sEfesxtses the syssxsn aud ensen the MUD
They pres mt mis-naiie and Intermittent fetsss.
HEY purity The breath and ~ ATS q stomach
They ruF~ DfePeE@ls sni q gt-t patton.
They care btarrhea, GheiefH as.i Cholera Narbrs
1hey cure Liver Complaint aa3 Nervous Hra4iA1 be
They make the weak streng the lsaeuid brilliant and
are 81 asssea nssures great The Recipe And
fall trvssF &round each hetiis Clergy len Mer-
ehsns snd persons whose seentary habits induce s.sk-
nes @-sile I4pi;silon of the heart tack Of appetite
dstFts- after eating liver ocaFlsnt cogst patton de-
s,il aed safsate sad persI seefin these Btters
Bat ssoss -l t~y Recommended 70 weak and dali
cate females aud mothers.
Thss seid by ali resp~etshe merchant SEE thai
each tttis liss pfisate uuit states sia ., er m
eork sni steeipiate side Label
Rewase Il realized hotties s~ ahat tie .tas, las so
tscn tamperet with Any r#rson prvfer,.ag ~ sell
sianasG .4l;sss by the gallon s9indlpr ana ifres-
ter, and Should j. Immediately rspa.ssi II Us
II. DRAKE CO.
oeul-iAstsn Il Park How, n. Y.
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~ Tha~ fanaral serzicae Of HaEs.t
Geo. NJ. HoffA will bs held It the Unita-
rian Church next Sabbath morning 1t Il
o'clock. This delay il rendered neces-
sary in consequences Of the absence from
the city Of the Rev. Mr.. Hassell, paster
Of the Church. All the members Of Go.
G, 18th Regt lows Infantry Yolunteers,
will meet at the Armory Of Capt. Bridges
Company, over Ogden BOOK store, at 9
o'clock Of that morning for the purpose o.
attending the serviceaAt the Church in q
body; after which they will repair TO the
Cemetery and paw the military honort
due the deceased.s -
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IIrTLE's LIVING AGE We have no.
ticed elsewhere the noble, generous re-
Spouse made by the Publishers of The
Living Age" to an application of Chap
lain Williams for copy Of the work for
the use of the hospitals here. Such pa
triotic liberality cannot be praised too
highly. The Magazine itself is one OF
the best things IN the langusge-a full
aud faithful repertory of the choicest lite.
nature of the day. Il should be found on
the table and in the library 81 every lover
of good reading in the land.
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OF II DUTY.

We deem il our duty TO hep constantly before eur
readers that valuable 81 ali medicines know AZ
Co.'S toaeh halsas. IL Gas sttd the and
experiment, and sil wo Is sresa most prelse-
worthy tr.s Of its medicinal ane Ii tie real duty
81 every parent to keep suEpfs IL In the
hease, ready for immediate Not only il IL most
sYlenipa rfnedy for roughe, fuf5.n colds influenza
sroai and alt threat complain u brt IL Il the ronsnnt-
sass< sse@t fsli@t Nb~s th-y gone that 60
medicine sii cure them Goes Cough baisam xi
he found invaluable friend TO aIlsy the help
tas exp corsieD. snd the sufferer Why eiii Sc
that suerins um coughs colds Group sore throat
hoarsentss-ard that are liable 10 pulmonary
isoi take sdsiee and provide Yourself with supply
of Goes Cough Raisamsbc Eexf aud chs af,sst Cough
Basasi in fas Id Ii hut forty cents and can
be found upon the counters OF druggists every wherv
t3 I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

Gy. DR.. MeGugin has handed US .
letter from Gel. N. 7. Chapman, 10 which
he says: 81 am working a little for Lin
coin and liberty. ! speak at Muscatine,
Thursday night, Davenport Friday, and
Iowa City Saturday. From Davenport |
will 70 to your city, and will speak there
Tuesday night Of next week (ihis even
lng) If agreeable to your people" Col.
Chapman has been repeatedly solicited to
address cur citizens and this is his first
compliance with that request We hope
he may have god audience He is
brave soldier, ine officer, and a first
rate speaker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01
new York Market.


Byrelegraphi NEW Yoar Oct 81
Cotton-Acti.e under the advance In gold closing
clos'n5 firm mt a al % for midlling pulsnds
fivnr-stst- and Western opened inc better poeG
10 o. for Extra siate 10 soil 90 for Extra r. H. u
and II lo6ll % for Trade Brands market closing
advance not sustained.
Nhisky-Favors buyers at sliI ~ for Western,
Wheat-l To- &c better - fer good Chicago spring.
43 g. Is for Amber Michigan. -
Rye-firm at s. q "A for Western
Rarlry-Ilull and dropping.
Corn--Cosed lie bette. at | IS for My ed Wsstar,
and on for prime White. =
oats-fIeavy and lover at soc for Western.
Hool--tirin and advancing.
Cote quiet ard firm.
suyar--1t 10 e better 1924 a1ac for Cuba
Hola-sesActise and hrraer; Porto Rico ss1npae far
Cuba; Muscovaso Son SIC.
Pesruisur-Dul at 4S4t4c for Crude; &C for Refined
IN Bond, aud SO Sslc for Refined Free.
Pork-Lower at 40 coat 80 for mess: ~ 9Ss IL oa
or new do cash. closing at inside price. IS I'd 3s so
ior prime, aud AZ 90 for prime ness.
beei-Quist and nrm at sc for country mess 10 90
4is 3o ior repacked mess and is oo25 90 for EXTRA
mess. = - - N~.'~
Beef Hams-Firm at 2sc
2tc fer hams. ~ - 4 ~
Lari-shade frmer at 2oa223c
Butter-Irreguiar 500 s0c Tor westa,,, .,d ao. "a
for State ~ AHa >osGsoc
Cheese-In fair demandn at i4a22c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01

~We were glad to meet yesterday
our greatly esteemed former tovnsman
n. McCrea. Esq. Just arrived from Wash
iogton City. He is called here by lila ess
IN his family, and hence the length of time
he will remain among us is uncertain.-
Mac is always Welcome here, and is a
Hawkeye at Washington of whom his
many friends are proud.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-01
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, 20.
Correese1 b. GArfORD ! CO., Prsauee Dealers.

SVfSN"SS ~ AESWAs~ - N~st asv~~NS $1,000
FLeuR-superhne, s. TO y Dbl, p sack, SO; Double
Extra r. bill, O. 80, p lack so Extra. y Dbl 60
per sack Retail b0c p bbi and 25c 2 sack higher
WHEAT-siang, 81 20 to 40; FalI, ! 20 to 90 p bu
Coss MEAL--$2 30 . 100 Bs.
Bkas-wheat, 81 20, Corn, Is p 100 Ds
Csas--New ~ to IS, old 90 2 bashsl
RYE-S0 to Soc r bush
BAs.sr-ran, sosI so; Spring, scei 70.
0Ars.-55c . bush.
GkKEs APFLts-6o6o0c.
PoxArefxr-1 oDto1 40.
BurrEk-Conmon, Soc; Choice, $50.
EGGs-2Sc.
LARD-2Br.
SHouLpEHs--16c q b.
sfpEs-23e a b.
H.xs-2se q b: Sugar Cured do. 25c~@
wUsE BsAss-Commoa 70 Good. 81 260fi If Prfna
Navy, u 80.
TALiow--Izc.
BEEswAx-sQ ksa4a4
n4sT,ssshy. sla oo@ls o.; balsd, sis 90; Prairie
HfDrs-Dry Flint i2lzc: Dry ssised, 12c.Grubby, ball
price, Grecn. 7: Green sisep Peit-. IS TO t2eo
sEKps-Timothy, 81 so tlax 81 IS.
BEEr CArIls-$2 IS, TO Is % xrosA-
6Hsrp--A % to IS % fhead-
wooL-rsasory Tub-washed. 700 SOC; Fine TIesce. @
Melinfn Do, IS
FAR Heas--xl 90 nett;
fx.rHEAs-sec.
! RAss--ss{ 20 sIzc.
BAss-Barisps 60 to Csc.
Single Dummies, s6c; double do, Csc
Seamless, bush I5c TO Is.
Flour, bbi-. IS to o.
do Il bbi, % to 20
do I. Dbl. tpapefD 8.
s4cEs--wooi Sacks, % piece.
| ON CorPE.-3D To 2se . n.
/ Oar mAS-zse n.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

pAfCHkLOR's celebrated HAIR DYE 6fAs Bess u
- tAs Feris The only Hsrmi<ss 7r.s anS R<issAA
dye Known Tais splenisd Hair Dye 10 persteschanxe.
he'd Rusty or Gray Hair instantly to G:cssy ks.A
fextra bre without; njuring the Hair Staining
SKIP leaits the Hair soft and Beautiful iupsr;s rrsI
vft yfeaesntly restoring It's pFktiie colcs aIA rr
hes the Ill fleets OF Bad Dyes The genuine Is igned
WILLIAM A. RATCHELOR: all esherr are mere itnita
tons arti Should be avoided. Sold by all Druggist &C
FAcIOkf-sl Barclay -street, New York. BsfcHKieRN
SEs TogIg1 CREAn for Dressing the Hair. Tjye-dkvl,
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q q
Corrected ~ lAnW : - Whsleale ereeers.
susAn-N Orleans fair, &c, prime, &c, choice &c
Nav Issh g - Msw Yosh, ~ 2sc; crushed ~ -.
2sLks ~ nosss, j osOi 10; a0ldsnsyrsp.i =
81 25-Sorghum, o397ec.
+ OorTss-Rio n 70 sc.
SODA Americas, lie; Hnglish. T.
GoAr-Palm, 195<E German, l2lzs013.
CAxDLEs-Star. 3scs Mould N@z2c.
- Is; Black, Il - 70 u Is. -
TosAcco-naak Sweet, Sc, Medium Brands 90 70
2Sc3 Geld 1Gson1aAksaf, q 80 70 81 ~. = "
NAiLs-Best Brands - rs rates.
GLAss-Sxlo Country - 80 City Is, rates
CoRDA6E-30 to 3le.
DRY APPLxs-ll 10 12c N.
Oar PkAcHrs-Hlrs II to 16c y b.
Oar CgRRAsrs-25c.
RAuru--95 80 70 IS So. - "
SALf-4 25eu4 So
PEARL arARcH-11c.
MolKN4kWpNEx WAxE-2 Hoop PsiIs, - 90; hooT
Do 81 b. No. Tubs, 81 50; No. do, is co. No DO
IL so; Nests Sd do, Is. Wash-boards, Is 90.
FBH-No Mackerel, bble IS oo@sls 60
Eo2 do do VIC D00&17 co.
No. do hf do Sill O0eg1l so.
No2 do hf do 80 009l0 25.
HI bb.s. No. White Fish, 80 90.
orfs-Coal OIL 90c; Inseed Oil. 65 Lard Oil, u y
al 50: Fish Oil 81 90.
cHrns.-Dermsrk. % to Csc; Hamburg &c
4
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n@- We are indebted to Kurz q Nelle

neA- We are indebted to Kurz & Nelke
Lilhographers and Engrayers, Cbieaoo
fora beautiful Autograph OF the Baltimore
platform. The plate contains we'll ere.
euted pictures Of Lincoln and johnson and
OF Generals Grant aud Sherman with va.
rious handsome designs, il being alto.
gether finely finished and very neat en-.
craving.
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fluanrial au0 Commercial
Chicago Market.
By Telegraph.

by Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct 81.
Flour-Advancei 25r.
whest-i to Sc higher att % for No. Red / IS for
No Spring. and ss9l SIS for No. Spring closing
hrm at OUTSIDE
Cqrn--ae higher al vel - for No. a.
oats-Actve and firm at c5fliat6c
Nh = "a 4 rss
r Barley-firm az s4s.1 % for No 2
WhiskF-Higher at L 62a1 Is.
Presisohs-pora 80 90.
Gold-222
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nA- The Soldiers Christian Associa-
ton will meet this Tuesday evening in
the Lecture Room of The Medical College
Hospital at 64 o'clock. All are invited
TO attend. FL. MATHIEs, Sec'y.
Nov. LIST, 1864.
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New York Money m.rk.,


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~ Notice is hereby given tina. the
portrait Of EDDY Wilson is now finished
and will be on exhibition for few days
only at Nollen d. Van Grieken's Photo.
graph Gallery.
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Excursion Train.

The train will leave for Fort Madison
on "Wednesday next at 8 o'clock P.
NJ, instead of O'Clock, in order to
return from Fort Madison with the Ex
cursion train in time for CoIfax's speech.
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ORDER No. 76.-Hose & Tyler have
for sale a lot Union transparent lanterns,
which are just the thing for the grand
torch light parade to come off on Wed.
nesday eveuing-come before they are all
gone.
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OMNIBUS NoTIcE.-All orders for the
Omnibus left at the Deming House will
receive prompt attention.
nov.l-lm.1 w. S. WINS. Agent.
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usIos MEETINGS To.DAY-Col. Chip
'nan speaks in this place this evening.
Hon. Geo. w. McCrary audi NJ. Beck
speak at Primrose this evening. ~
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r Capt. N. NJ. Walden, of the 9th
Iowa Cavalry, was in town yesterday.

p@ That horse that we spoke about
Yesterday will be sold by Howe & Tyler
at their auction sales upon Wednesday.