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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-23
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WORK Many thr movements l5o espcci@y T-nt9t m
ess.s o. Incident CcnsUmyon Dyspspsia and E2fl"d liver
.fordrg r.f 10 .onstga'ec bow %. ard !4os. Oi e-
seryce h casor II Isrtrs, hutrrilr NcsFresf.
The trsfccs insure tho r. .ui-On ss-ocaed, tu6 ~
.aua dcv. op-sat Of an'arofsc sfours % rsrs Toy
combine bodily enjoyment with bodily eIssticn. Iss oE'
ria 10 Oh sifeG 81
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08

oer hyos to tho shantya IL was fast.
This was terrible shock to ourhopcs.
We ran 10 tho rear door Gracious
Heaven that was fast also. lnD n
"We must got in!" / fairly screamed.
'That window ~ said jules hur-
riedly; ''if j could only reach itl'' IIe
Here, mount upon my shoulders"
He did so !; and the next moment
sent it in with crash, and threw lis
body into the aporature. AS he
shortly disappeared inside, leaving
me standing without my ears were
assailed with a wild, shrielSing yell
that made my blood curdle. j knew
what it was--ollr poor horse was al
ready in the clutches of its rapacious
foes, pUelt H f-n ie,t
"Quick Jules--for the love Of
God ~ 1 cried. lally ssif rl,.-.I -
- He extended his hands, I seized
them, and in few seconds more i
was safe inside. kneeled down, and
thanked God for our deliyerance from
death, and wept for JOY. d3Bta ~
d len minutes later, the still hungry
beasts were howling all around u.s.
but we were not destined for. their Vie
Tins sfltah,) ara bae f.s..r..3 u
s The next day we related our wonder
ful adventure TO astonished groups in
Carlsbad. rs4ot
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08

"TnE BUBBLE RrPuTArfoS. "--Thc
Boston Daily -4drvtistr, in alluding to
the sudden changes in the popularity
of our political and military cheiftaina,
remarks as follows:
The sudden changes in the popular
ity Of our political and miliiray cbcif-
tains, lead TO tho almost mouinfnl in
quiry, What is lasting distinction y
There are, for instance, not many
people to-day in Boston, who care 10
recollect the part they bore in the
spontaneous triumph that ovcrwhelin-
cd General Banks on his last visit
here. On that very day that iavorl,c
of the people was congratulated BY
friend upon tho hold he had upon lie
public favor. "Yes, madame" eaid
he, with his grave smile, 'and tho first
mistake mako they will forget it ALL"
His prophecy proves true. tI
The brilliant political reputation
seems to fare littlc bettor. To talk
to Young America Of tho achievements
of Dexter and Amos, of Pinokney or
Henry, is to raise an incredulous smile
with an insinnation that ono is fatter-
ing an agc which is gone by. "Who
is this Hamilton the man is talking
about 2 groaned a weary reporter of
one ofour cotemporaries, as faithful
member Of the House cited Alexander
Hamilton in support Of tho theory of
finance. 1T was but an illustration OF
tho powcrlessncss Of even the great
est achievement Of statesmen to eonl-
mand an enduring place in the mem
ory Of man."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

sloAS's IssrASr RELIEF istruly great REM
cdy. Half a rs cent hottie Of Sloan's Instant
Relief, given IN pint Of warm water, seldom
fails To cure lIorse Of common Colo in few
minutes; 10 extreme cases repeat the dose in ff-
teen inmates. t
Prepared by Walter B. sloan,
res tn - Chicago. Illinois
;. Sold by oil the Druggists In Bag City, East
saginnw, Saginaw City, and al dealeu 10 medt
sircs " the United Ssrtcs and Canada, p22sfy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08

Coon ADVICE TO MorHERs.--At tho
request Of two conscience stricken
mothers, we publish the following hit
of advice from tho Scientific Ameri-
can ~ @ 81
at is at times necessary 70 consurc
and punish, but very much more may
be done by encouraging children wht n
they do well. BE, therefore, Iuore
careful to express your appreciation
of good conduct than your disapproba-
ton Of bad. No thing can moie dis
courage q child than a spirit Of irceg-
sent fault-fnding on the part Of its
parents and hardly anything can ox-
ert more injurious influence upon
the disposition both Of the paTeN; and
child. There arc two great motives
influencing human action--hopc and
fear. Both OF these arc at times nee
essary. But who would not prefer ty
have her child influenced to good con-
duet by desire Of pleasing rthar
than by the fear of offending? If
mother never expresses her grat.fca-
tion when her children 90 well, and ia
always censuring themif she SO ssany-
thing omiss, they are discouraged and
unhappy; their dispositions become
hardened and sour by this ceaseloss
fretting; and at least, finding that,
SdSaS whS,hSr ,aSnd thsy Dc 35Yt Y MS III ,tS t1 ro
quish oil efforts TO please, and teco,ns
needless of reproaches."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08

- We sympathize with tho ladies in
the ridiculoas position into which, they
have been ledby q few deluded man
.ufactureis. Within q few months the
order Of "Tho Black Boo and Tri-
color will take pace in tho history
Of popular delusions, and tho Sensible
women Of the country viii either con-
gratulate themselves that they havc
never lent themselves to a Utopian Of
fort to regulate our foreign commerce
or be ashamed to acknowledge their
past association with the Covenant" I"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08
The Condition Powder

Is composed principally of herbs and roots, and
may be given at all times and under all circum.
stances with perfect safety. II has been found,
by long experience, TO be highly useful in the
cure Of the various diseases 10 which horses and
cattle are sebjcet, wiz: Distemper, Hide.
Bound. Loss OF Appetite, Inward strains
yellow Water. H. fam alton OF the Eyes,
Fatigue from Hard Exercise also
Rheumatism. Commonly called tho StIn
Compiaint) IL is also u safe and certain REM
edy for Coughs and Colds II carries off all gross
huinors. aud will remove All inAamation and fc-
yer, purify the blood loosen tn skin, cleanse the
water and, and strengthen every part Of tho
body. sr -l - n
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08

One itcm of duties ut New York
last week was sl6,7s6 for foreign
toys. Cannot America make her own
snttles
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08

TUE STOCK BRoxrR's PRaYrp.--
7rrrestaed from tho Hadee Lntrw,,'.
Our father Mammon, who art in
Canada" bully is thy name; let thy
dividends come, and stocks go up in
Nova Scotia as in Michigan. Give Us
this day our daily commissions for
givo us our swindlos, as we hore 10
get oven on those who havo swindlrl
us. Lead us not into tho temptatiou Ii
OF selling short but deliver us frota
corners; for thino is tho amygdaloid.
tho yellow sulphurcts and tho grcci-
stone, from wall rock Ia wall rock
Selah. Allah il Allah. Greats Nam.
nom, and the Stock Broker nAd his
profit, ~ '' r.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08
d. @. BENNETT,

Physician & Surgeon,
Office In Exchange Block, Genesee st.,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN,
A ND residence on TIoyt Street, short dis
N tnncc cast of the Academy building
Particular attention givon TO all cases roquir-
ing Medical and Surgical treatment or advice.
siF..s s1 .i~ -s 50lyp
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08
h Z NeM~


TnE Car, AND How SnE BrcaNf s
BEarIrUL Ycuno Woxas Tho most
truthful of eli L;storians. tho great
Esop, tells US that o young. manr fell
90 deep in loyo Rith bis cat that no
prayed TO Venus morning, noon ami
night. to change hor into n woman
1t is supposed That tho genius sho diss.
played in catching mice led him TO re-
gard her rs the best possible material
of an excellent young woman, though
1ssop docs not state this in so many
words. The historian goes on 70 say
that Venus was at last Obliged to yie 4
to the pressure, and did change the cnt
into most beautiful young woman.
and got up without regard to expense.
The young man was happier than, tho
celebrated king who passed his time
in cotihsing out money in tho parlor
happier than the queen. his consoIt
who rogaled herself in tho kitchen
with bread and honey. he defer
mined to make her his wife that very
day, and, in Esop's expressive Ian
guage, darted off immediately for
the license and the clergyman. The
neighbors were invited in, and had a
dance all round. In short "all went
merry as "a marriage bell" says Ksop
quoting Hesoid. But in the middle
Of the night, as the bride lay doing,
a mouse began to scratch. Suddenly
she leapt out of bed, got down on oil
fours, and prepared for spring
Here is a great hiatus in Esop's man
usciipt, and it is impossible at this
day TO learn the sequal of this history
But Escp, who firmly believed that
''history is philosophy teaching by
example," was in the habit Of writing
out moral and an application for
each of his histories, anu those which
he wrote for this history are still ex-
tant. They are as follows:
"MoRAL. If you drive out nature
with pitchfork, she will run back
again."
APPLICATION. Read the history OF
'"The l5obbin-boy and how he became
a Maior-General." He was originally
0 bobbin-boy in a cotton factory and
was made Major General for rea-
sons similar 10 those which led TO the
changing of the cat into woman.----
He got on pretty well till one day ho
saw some cotton at distance I'M
the old instinct returned
he made spring at the cotton and
lid mt get it. p Louisville Democrat.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08
THE PUZZLED onrsus rAxrR.

mr. JOHN a. sAxEs
Got amy boys ~ the Marshal said, -
To alsdy from over the Thine; -.
And the lady shook her Aaxfn head, -
And eivilly answered nine"
"Got any girls 2" the Marshal ssid %"
To n lady from over the Rhine;
And again the lady shook her head.
And civilly answod ''nineF'
%
"But some are dsnd r. tho Marshal said
10 the lady from over the Rhine;
And again the lady shook her head
And civilly answered "ntpeg
Husband, OF course 7" the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine; ,,
And again the lady hook her hend
And eivilly answered ''nine!"
"Thc d. you have y the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine;
And again she shook hor 1axen head
Andeiyilly answered "nins" "a
"What do you mean by shaking your head
Aud always answering "Hine Z"
"Ech ken nieLf EnRiich," civilIy said .ugr
The lady from over the Rhine. ~
"Eein," pronounccd nine, isthe German 70
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08
HORSE OINTMENT.

For Mildncss, Safety, Certainty, and
Thoroughness, sloan's Horse Ointment exces,
and Is rapidly superseding all other 0intments
and Linimcnts for the cure Of
Fresh Wounds, Pollevil, Cracked Heels,
Foundered Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches and Mango.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08

Upward offour thousand emisran,s
arrived at New York ono day lnstp
week 1850 ea sf i1
The prize OF q doublo ield glass ~
the Maryland State Fsir was ap sLi
10 Gen. Grant.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08
aea1a3EE;SS|D aeBl|(a|SE9 aeBH|3aE|;SE|D9
ao SLOAN'S
Family Ointment

Is Pure. Mild Safe, Thorough, and uni.
versally acknowledged to be an infaliable remedy
in every case where it has been faithfully APP
piled on the human system, for promoting In
sensible Precipitation. and is invaluable in al
Diseases Of the Flesh. IL has never failed tc
cure Piles or Broken Breasts.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08
ALE AND PORTER.

Patronage is solicited,
JOHN MCKAY, II. ii. BRADLEY
East Saginaw, Jan. 81, 1864
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-08

LIVERY STABLE.
uoss, Burrell a Co.'S Stables, on Washington
street, west side, between Genosoe and Tusco-
la, are fully stocked with Horses. Carriages
ani ovorything required in the line Terms
reasonable. A. W. GATES, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

R BY the kindness Of the publisher
We fad upon our table Black " -od's Edin
burg Magazine for May.
The contents of the number are Chron.
icles Of Csrlingford, continued; Forsy III
Lie Of Cicero; Long Butler part VIII
A Song Of Matrimonial Matters; A Grosr
Over Corfee; The Great Indian Question
Cornelieus O'Dowes upon Men AZ Wo
men, and other things in general. par
Ill; How to Make Novel and the Pc
sition of the Ministry. Evidently IN ex
cellent number, and We regret that ~
have not given it more extended exam
ination than We have yet found ieisua
to do.
Published BY Leonard, Scott Il 60.
New York. Price $500, or Black voot
and the four Qaarterliss $1,000 per "a
mum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

zxa =. y vgx = a. ln0nCssgs oggR Gmp 60 -
yebvubssnst ! = - - nulsE Ma1sA5 ~
pssnlessse& hs1Ixns sssrs sasuvssf aAna1s -
AaIs. duliss - t&ws vwss ~ fnrshw asSssss q
esnsarissa. y e>lEd - tksss IN.
u4Mhso AranA lOe nsaey. Goas, =. Arsts1pss
sssssA ~ = = . ~ esst aHvss Asa = kS~
euu4 lzsAp ~
pfAs c<ieaso nasAst sssur6ays rsis~as ~: 4
1Asv.y lGW qsmshie = vreAsss 80 nssiag 49,
Iast - ~ ssmsrensse cssus3an q ssaseuls
laas q sxshane~s hss pssdacsd scascity Y cssssey
aud no doabt tbs s.pSy + efAs A.ss Win - asa
ms demand for noney tsAy has been quits bssk sdt
psrKa1el ~ : ihsn y.sss.1 Absus I'll hsse Issa -
1.sa.sss ..s.ss. h..,y e-..g se,s: .ss.s.
1rs.s .is ssr sSs. sss; "a ~ . sss
below.
Isrssssnee 70 the prcs Of gold the following remark.
Of the Now Ysrk Herald full Of ssA aad psstnsscy
sOaae pcsps svea 10 imaghs that o. cs - god
gooa esdsnce 81 the natnre Of the news tfO oar ~
.its vhsthss favorable q .niasrsbse nd sass I. e.
soaaass s La and d, ~ sss :, rp..sns
dsx In this pArtSculav bat this - Wall srsse =
In neasure, Ia the hands Of rebel sympethzess and 4
.1 80 ,s s..s. s.ssss s'st 1s =
q tins :. dspifit oar people and gtys epa1ost
fsre IL soothing sbstansiai in the way thess gsntrJ
carry ON thsr prsceedngs except the sucese TIT 81
tr0ds them rebel agent nomfnay bwys snd ees VIII
another, With whom he Is la colasion q = high fsss
neithct OF them having dollar with which % cpsrses
ard this qu,taton u Immediately biszoucd ahsoad - -
price o. gold whereas there - really gold - al rspre
see IN tho trsnssctcn. The msrehnnes wAe want guat
70 duties pnresre IT. they could calico ~ brun
CLOTH to meet their needs but the spcculstors tn
price up OF down to suit their own nefsrious end.
That fhre people in the interest Of the rebellion
evident from the prominence which all the boufhefI
papers gvc 10 the gold operations in all street. vhici
they sometimes do at handre pcr cent than u
true rate Thus the Chasleetcn Mercury o. the ia
qnoes gold ~ s6 Int an that these 6gurss mean ~
and furser shst this h only the pwemius this naskap
the actual price II gd In New York - No dsht tss
ytafemenss sesnsd - they greatly swallowed
hundreds Ia he rs6ei 6tates This II the mode by whbc
the gold market regulated TO further the ends Of trait
orr North and south.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

s0-A soldier in Sherman army sends
US a copy of the Raleigh Register. dated
Friday. June 10th, 1890. Pretty an
Client, and it bears evidence of age. FoI
its motto il has
s'orrs are the plans of fair delightful peace,
unwar,aJ ty PARTY rage, to live like brothers'
Upon which nxt the spirit Of ths
Southern press nov is rather a salirical
commentary. Aloog with it was the
ROME (Gs,) Courier, of late date, May
Goth, aud it. Of course, brea,hes threaten,
ings and slsug h,er against the Yank Ger
70 show the style of $, nsa.iooal pabulaa
upon which Southern papers feed ,bei'
readers, We take from the Courier th,
following:
LATEST PROM GEE. LEES ARMY-fHE
Emmy FILING ,fhe IL icisburg Ex-
press. of Saturday, has the following NJ
der the above head: An official teiesrsa
passed through this city this morning y
half past one o'clock. stating that Lpng
streets thirty thousand veterans wer.
hurried against Grant yesterday (Fri4a,
with the fury II II thuDd.rb IT. AT ias
accounts the enemy we're ID iull retreat
and our forces holly pursuing.
The Laughter vi The enemy is repre-
sented az bs,es terri6c-fsr surpsssiDg II
blood shed any basile which sss ever oc
Cured on the continent.
Many prisoners have been taken (ssid
20 be several thousana and all the Lynch
burg militia force has been ordered GU
~ guard them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
@A VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.
y,cgs.cts Nix. Aus. .. isea


Dr. John Ba;t-Dcax Sir: Ata happy state yoa
that hase your valuable tron xith gTen1
ben-et " myself, general d-aIity sad pro~tsaon
system, pfsinoed by the UNHEALTHY aud nasnszfc In
dsece the Aizsappi sfound ticksLarg. having
been with 0-n- Srsnt army Throughout south
esBteik1a conndeusiy sscsfsluend its ~ I'll
perscns Ssv are e1posrd " unhealthy climates
Il. ". kU3LE,
Asenf U. Z. Sanitary Lonamiszoa-
LovlsviiIr, NY, Sept. 10, lsSs.
On the I'd Of July last Submitted, through agent
of nDc ~ the Medical Director ~ Department
Army OF the Cumberland sample 10y leron nstt-ss
inspection and f-4sests9 IL ap~iysiz found
ncritoas, 70 sane ssn and approve tie sinong
soidisrs-
is- olIo~ing the Medical Directors reply and also
9en kasecfsI. p~rtaissssa ~ .ha sxss oIce
have IL s.ad 70 suffers. sutiN Bull.
Il s.ssas sh.s cedroa Eitter- will DO 30 harm 70
any one IL taksn psUfssiy and In moderation.
gertioa " br bs tesss permitted To dsis~< VI II 10
ssthnss. A HkSaf ftlUhe5uN,
eurgeon and Aelsrxi director, D. @.
Headquarters De1sAft fnsat u Cumberland,
Nashville, Tean, Saiy a. ls<ls.
D.. John Bulls agent, Mr. has p-rmi-sios To ship
70 As.hsiiie f-s, = Stess. 40 s.xsn, Vi Balls
spa iIttrf. los sale ., s0siefs la the army oalls
The reg aiz;sotss ts 1rusury bxp.xtsent be
com piss>l uIis .tssetiy.
W srsirs VI Azssr .en- hos<crzns.
Nm ~ wILES
Major and frpso.t A.rsss.l Gen.
For sale Wholesale and retail b. AnkI.soa k~rsiett
/ Co., heakLk, ivSa syrl1dA~ Tyr.
|
cAsr " DisrkrslA sixrsEs rxsEs sfAxpsss crax,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

DUPkRs 4 CRERx's MissfaBts.-This
large aad popular troupe gives ~ enter
tsiument vt the Al eneum 1hursdab
evening. They viii Be here Tor one niglI'
only. They come TO our pl.re with the
prestige Of several years Of suocessfu
experience. andin their trip of,his presep,
season. The crowded houses and news,
paper lsuia,ing they have every where
received, show that they are sustaining
aud even .urpassing their hitherto weli
earned reputation.
At The A,heneum Thursday evening
remember.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
IOWA ITEMS.

Marshal P. II. Csngsr, Of Dubuque,
was instrumental Ia having . gang Ut
greeuback counterfehers arrested near ST.
Louis. Register.
The steam 81 w.mill in Marshal COM
ty. owned BY Emery 4 Dewey. sas burn
cd to The ground on Friday night Of last
week. Loss nearly 83,UU0. We glsao
the above from the Marshal Expositor.
The E 10 Gays that Me.srs- Ware
& Pearson. oil Story c y, Ssory coas,y
nave, each OF them, lost tso horses and
two sets of double harness BY Nurse thieves.
The thiesing was done on Wednesd y
night u last week.
1T is reported ia the Boonsboro Times
that j. Melrose uith posse lately arrest
ed soms hor.e thieves in Wright esan.y.
When sbvu, 70 s,a.s as.y from the pl.ce
If capture, the thieves, vho wers on
horseback, fed into the men vho had
arrested them, H. ling the sheriff Of Wright
comfy, Mr.. Meiruse. and wouuding ano,h-
er person. The prisoners then escaped.
The occurrence has produced . trsmea-
dous excitement in the Northern coun.
ties. The Timea does NOT state she num-
Der of the thieves.
We learn that . party Of Copperhead
Idahoers. escaping from .Lioooln's Abo-
lition Government. displayed . sccesh
flag few days since on the road between
Wia,srset and Lewis. These scamps v ho
made this display remarked that they we're
going to escape from THE Abolition var,
and that when they reached Idaho. and
organized their plans, they would be
pretty hard to wipe out BY "Lincoln's
hireliDgs." We CLEAN the above items
from the Des Muines Register.
On. DsAR.-The young ladies' Of De
Witt. Chu,on county, have adopted the
following resolution:
t.lesoived, That we viii not counte-
nance or keep company with any young
man that drinks beer. or ale, or any in-
toxicating drink, ~ beverage
Drop your beer, young man, or suffer
the penalry in this case made and pro-
Embellishments.
ACCIDENTAL SHooTINa.-James D.
Tansey. Sergeant in the Oh Iowa cav
airy, AID temporarily s.j,urning At his
home IN Washington, Iowa. received an
accidental discharge from his gan in his
leg, and 30 shattcrng the bones - to re-
qu.re amputssiou just below the knee
Ibid.
| CHIHcH BUa.--We regret 10 learn
from several OF our exchange papers in
the Safe, that the chinch bug has ap-
peared in the wheat. end fears are felt for
the safety OF the growing Fop.-l ibid
The Clarinda Observer, Of Saturday,
says .'ons Of the most impndeot robbery
We have heard Of recently. took place in
our town on Thursday night. A thief
entered the dwelling OF Mr.. Joo. Calhoun.
Who vas asleep i one Of the apartments,
and took bis pants from under his head,
carried them out on the porch and delibe-
sately rif,d the pockets. Nj. C.'s loss IL
near $40. The thief vas caught day
or two alter, aud the money received -
His name Is john Free man..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07


By Telegraph NKv yoaG June q.
npsAsrds.
Hcsr-etafe and Western to 1oc b~ffrf. ens9y n
fx extra Stale l0as IS for X. II. o. and 6
80 90 fr irxs- traisds Aask~ closing quiet
wh-ky-firnr 35<gi ~ fos STATE. aud u foI
Western.
4 Wh~nt-nne cent better: I 61s81 II for Chlcaes
srng- aS1ti ~ fsr Mi tinb. s.s4l - for Ambez
Nsixssxe IneinAinx iosd very choice whiek I'D
sarts ia the day at Ia
carn-issnsy and Iswer, esai GA for and
Mixed Western.
I oas.--opsnea ar-ne-. snd c.esed heavy vna lower.
P.trei-uns-Ssnirt, bat frua.
Wcpl-tRm.
Pork-Iower hut in COED demand xs - rs for mesa
% 80 for old 81 sS2z az sr dc; - 500 n
for old asd nsw prim~ u 30 ssr prime
B~ef-}ifm at Sasai3c for naess.
Cut Meafs-Quist ans nm.
Beef ssd-.-iulI and Bominsiy unchanged
1ari-Ixftle frrnrs
Bu,ier-Duii aud lower 2D2nc oAio, and 500 81
for State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

FoR BuRLINGToN, KkITHsBuRa, Nxw
Bosros, MuscATIEK, Rock ISLAND AND
DAVENPORT. - TIE steamer JENNIE
WHlPPLE, Capt. Jas. w. Campbell, will
leave For. Madison this morning on the
arrival of the cars from Keokuk, making
connection with the railroads for oil Of the
above points, and at Davenport with daily
line of steamers for Dubuque. Train
caves Keokuk at 7:i5.