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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
SUPPLIKG or FOOD.

We are gratinsd to learn that Governor Smith has
completed arrangements for running special train
on STATE account between this city and North Carolina
for the purpose Of bridging to Richmond for the use
OF needy persona here and in other portions Of Virgil
MIA such supplies Of grain and other provisoni the
agsAts appointed for the purpose may be able to OBJ.
tain The sur plies viii be disposed Of At the lowest
possible prices and in view Of the dssolAted condition
Of many section Of this Sa is hoped that the hold.
ers of provisions in the favored portions Of the
Confederacy, who may ke applied TO BY the sgen, vi
dsp Of their surplus grain. 10, on moderate tsims
Governor smi is entitled to great credit for naugu
rating this scheme of relief, and Wo trust 1t will work
prospsrously and sAt;sfae orily to ell concerned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13


PsrKa.sGls, June ll--Ths New York Rer.Ia VI tas
9th has bssn received.
Aes Lincoln and Andy Johnson yss dominated
by the Baltimore Oenvsntion II. s.n nst. The
Herald thinks lhai the ticket will have hard road
TO travel
The llth Resolution OF the 0onysnaoa declares f.
the airtsrancs VI the Monroe Doowns
A victory IL claimed for Hun or In shs Valley, but
The inforua ion 10 gathered txcudvcy from Southern
sources. rl
Morgan e.piured Mount Sterling, H o the h,
destroyed the bridges .rs up the tr-cA Ksntucky
Oenirs Railroad between CyDth ana .La Pa captured
a passenger train, occuP.ed Paris, aud ,uoJed an
important iresds work q: that point
His forces are estimated st 3 500.
The II raid pio1es into the Tins II as LAY fer Il
publication VI org account Of bate Of the Sd
between Lac and Giant Fh. Timss tll ms that & -
the most important battle OF the aAr, cJnfseses a,
Grant VAS b-dy beaten AID tlA, the rsosls we're
puolist cd solely 70 defeat Granite nomination for
Presidency, s1d that 10 WAS successful.
God closed on abe SD a. ls4t.
telegram from sh,imin, dasi Aokw,rth Pass
June r. NJ, GFS that be btsl to Altoona Pass
and hn1s it admi aby adapted fol hs purp, s-it is
abe gate through the last atsrn parl Of the
Alley hlniss he says the enemy aot In his imus-
tAe ironL buI hi. ligLss sesn at Loaf Mountain
and keneEAE.
A despatch from Gran ditsd June Z, SP. NJ, tays
ali Las Dsen gu OF TO day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
fAB Uiff.
zrs. o. NrsRors Thu THE

TRITVHHHKss OF EEsRoss The THE &.
ties of negroes always active to have broken
through every restraint ard bid fair il cot eurbed with
hand Of iTon to dsVastAte the city. The Whols Of Sa-
turday morning Was occupied BY the Mayor in sI m.
lining negroes charged with lAreeneS and then he did
not By any means clear bis docket Of them several u
the most important being posp ,ned for u.ars examina
ton. Among the latter WaI George. tlvs Of John O.
Birch, who charged with steal ng from the Confeds.
rate Safes nothing nor less than horse. Among
the cases disposed Of that Of hIckn slave Of Dr. H.
JJenningS OfCharles City county, who charged tn
stealing 81 900 worth Of dry goods from Mark L. JSk
sou. The goods consisting Of silks, cloths and domss-
tics, were brought into cour. in an immense leather
trunk, and we're identified by Mr.. Jackson as plrt of
$S 900 worth Of dry goods Of which his store was rob-
bed on the night ofths Slst Of Nay last
The police had found the good, and also side Of
leather, In room in Lonbardy alley, occupied by
Aackin and another negro, who, like himself y run
ming at large. MSckln was tent on 70 the Hustings
Court where he will be whipped aud turned loose 70
rob some one else on the first dark night. Nothing
will stop the stealing going among the negroes
cepthangiDg one two Of them, or sending them to
the batteries-a thrg which they dread almost b
% banging. They care nothing .. all about being
whipped. There are not two huadred negroes in tie
city who would not take the severest whipping the law
allows for big drink Of whisksy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
FROM NORTH GEoRG,A.

BAITLE FIELD HEAs kAnKrA
June IL An.
John MorrAs, the notorious rankss spy, was cap
tusi in oOnfsdsrS 10 uniform. yeserdy in tho vieLy
Of Rene. oH.t
From Keueeav Mountain several hundred of the ems
nyI wagons can be seen parked MA B 6 Shsnty.
Prisoners report tha. Bl I l7h Corps Joined Sher-
man on che sIh inst
AL quiet during lat night snd up 70 the tine of this
writing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
GEORaIA ESiEarnSH.-We copy the following Inter
...i... .........L e.. H. LtI.nAa Lnnaal.

esung paragraph ifom Inc AuAnW Appear
A new "streAk" Of Sunshine" reached our city yes.
terday in the shape Of new locomotive, built entirely
Macon II 10 shspey, compact and handsome, and fully
equal to Rogers or BadWins best. Pho Sunshine" Is
the same pattern of the Victory" built BY tie same
company over year ago. Both names are euphonious
and ominous Of good and, trust typify the future
of both our country and the company. Ths Macon and
Wesern railroad Notwithstanding the peculiar embar-
meats incidental to railroads, have maintained the
condition Of their road equipment substantially unim-
paired, and, indeed, in tonne respects improved Ii.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

exceedingly rsI The wheat Is Just dpsnng and there
wiz be an abundant yield.
The Montgomery Nail says.
The wheat crop hrs commenced } cling harvested. In
field mile so from the outskirts OF the city, We
noticed the movers actively at work on fuesdsy.-
Though this mar be lttle in advAr yct the moving
Of the crop Is about commencing pretty generally. The
tisld is hne much above average one. Nes four
nav soon be sxuected in our market
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
Allows for . biz drink Of Whleksy.

APPOIEIINrs 70 OTICE 1t was believed that Il bad
been agreed BY the heads of different bureaux and de-
pMtmsnts that in the distribution Of oHcss-at least
those to bS'hled BY femAsI-:hAs qualifications beI
equal, preference was to be gven to the most needy.
rhiI mistake Aad state that there may be in
future no false hopes raised to be cruelty dashed Re
Gently forty places for females il the gin Of de-
partment and he gave th,m all 20 bis personal friends
or their friends There is lady now occupying 9
place in one department. who has standng offer Of .
place in either OF two other depa- m .nla.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

HhArORs CcURr.-As we have stated elsewhere, there
was nothing done BY the Mayor Saturday but dispose
of the cases Of negroes charged with larceny. The
case o. Elizabeth WhitehurS charged with receiving
some cutlery stolen hon the Medical Purveyor's d.
partment, was continued.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

AREcOVERxG Mr. Thomas d. TrlylOr, of Petersburg
who was believed % have beea MORALLY Injured BY ,
fall from three story vi dow at the Columbian 10 81
last Friday night u,sk ago, Is sad to be rapidly re-
covering
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
RICHMOND " HIG.


Ass DArT, year, 90; lE nOnssS, $50 three 1on.ru
"a. FOR a less perl d a per nouth
s1l-"EsnE year, $50 six months u.s. No aba ripSOn
'soeiVsi sOf less haa six nonra
WtsuE, year, as month"; g. No Suesorpon received
a. les months.
sEnii'aness Al Tilk Of the Euhs riSsr
ksuanses Ia dvs dollar bH old Issue discounted sseOsd
IS b ihs market ,Alus In Rchnona ihe tine rec pa
sssscAsa esspsPSrE MARKED VIZ. orOss va undsr-
'sad eat sss term O Sesse Abeu - expire, ana WI
'aa srVup,J thss Silh her papers ooaSaasA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
BALLARD HOUSE.
I'M 20 II II Mt Oh A N q IL.

THE Projectors of the BALLARD HOUSE,
l. deeming conducive the comfort and convenience
their visitors, have determined 70 conduct the ho'
On the EUROPEAN STYLE.
The B0TEL vi be under this arrangement and
after the 4h Of April next The patronage Of the travelling
public and visitors generally respectfully solicited, tsbles
will be supplied with the best that the market aford and
convenience and comt regards and servsr.
att nons will be furnished.
The PRoPEoRs beg leave their thanks 70 those who
have generously pAro lied them and by giving their nd
vua attention 10 the pleasure and comfort OF their hope
10 merit q continuance OF the same.
hKAIs-fron o A. n. 10 IL p D..
apl J. q. TALLIARERRo A CO.
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lAAoEHIR 1RsrAfcH |

hosILH. June IL IA special despatch to the Tn :
bune dated BAdsiD, June llh Gays thAI Forrest made
forced march aud thrsa his oEmlnd between the
YAnk.s ADVANCE and Bald vim. He hil lhem, by 81
and gal ant 6Shdsg, for i've hours, When Buftrd
slrack the aink. drvi4g them four miles An
Official LOss says the enemy we're routej aud that We
captured zoe wagons loaded Wi.h sOres and many
patonerS.
The destruction OF property on the YANKEE line Of
advance is unparalleled. The nsgroe veIJ Wind c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
LATE IRON THH NORTH.

Grant b very heavily fortified on "a frsnt aud t
lines II some places are within fifty yard. of .srs
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EGG X a P.H TO


Entered according % &c. Of oonges. IN NJ lae By
rnRArn In the CLERKS once Of ths District Cont Of the
fsasrats states for the Northern District 4sords.
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a. AN APPEAL TO TER pR0pIR on

rus ,c... n Al hAL ~ Ink PkOPLk OF
M, c.s.s sdAfEaThe Directors Of the Younx
earnestly submit % the benevolent and hs .,,s,,
,he sasss an spsesl behalf Of The
has been refuge for those have isen 49, gsl
BY ruthless snemies Ihousanos - On snsa
children, not nom the devastaed cocnsies OF Vr. .,c
midst Gu citsens have appealed 70 M
relieve the sick and sociers q, mr.
nsh and clothing for soldiers r the fed hospital
have they In the great majority Of Instances responded sv
appeal go.
duced and the dculu obtaining others BIZ ordinary ns
| ollie. 80 - = - 80
In written report from the Clothing Bureau sppsss
from the Government In vap and that hoss
Mno obtain workne not fully employed The wages received
i s9rs IN not enable these poor women 70 procure
WITHOUT assistance them from city and unsry generally
nany instances oil actual have Our
v mas made nss. liberal appropriations fr The
cost bus the hsens employed purpose rave not been
able 10 prcecre the quantity Of provisions reaur d.
Under hsss creunshces We feel that Ia duty ap-
forward without delay contributions Of money suppss 10
tho Army Committee Of this Association sucs the coRfnenos
fully BE @ oral spiritual welfare Of our soldier sad
their families, and for the Euce Of glorious La
those soldiers not be discouraged the
veest and, tus, last and most goous campaign
for want or the generous sympathy and support OF Their snds
Shipments made TO Roger Martini superintendent or VIM p.
Munford Chairman Of the Army Committee, will be promptly ~
tended Aud In with special made
with the superintendent OF the Southern Express Company IN
express charges will be paid by taen at Richmond.
oonsoutonso Of money should also be nj these senensa
J. D. x. sLuoHr Secretary
IN Southern papers requested 70 copy. spH--r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
PROM GRN. LEES ARMY

sfoiRs PAM, June l2.-There IL no change 10 ths
relative situAons Of the two armies, and save
osson. sCtarss OF artillery and active stsrpshootng
on the paSl OF she enemy, there Is nothl dol 9.
Scouts report Grant to be tearing up ne YORK River
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
A. W. MORTON,
zp22-lay2y CLERK Of u unci-

NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD FOR
~ dehvsdns 70 me- or securing 90 th.t pes him. my nm.
tA pleasant expression BE len my residence
Abemsre county The 18th gebruay wss
purchased by sx years ego, Mr. Thomas Crane Of oups
per county, 20 which county be has probably gene.
milf az GEO n BOWEN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
IRON NORTH MIssIs,lppI

AEaiDlAA. June ll.-Lss and Foires. nave roI.,d
the Yankee cou M near BA!dsn, in Moth Ai.ssipp
capturing 200 wagons heavily loaded nish OF ali
descriptions Forrest made forced ua Oh TO meet the
enemy. The YAlk KEGS a.e mo.e dvsuG,tVs Ihan .yer
before IN the Sits.
A-rmaduks has efeoed anosher bat terry OIL Il o Mis-
sssFpi ri,es at Sunny SIDE, bdoa uvlr, and has
Lumber Of Yankee boats heam,dup As lad destroys ed
three LttamtF. W 10 tbs z. n mat
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13
PATENT SORGHUM or SUGAR CANT
CRUSHER.
@S0O REWARD q,

GS00 REWARD
6OOO Runaway, from subscriber Liberty, Bed
ford county 99d ofAp negroes jim ard ELLEN,
recently purchased Of M Jhn r. Tssfero, OF Gull
peper they doubt max their jim
IS pd DARK complexion feet or inches high.
army and will himself on as he
want Of an onicer. Had with him csvsly boo soldiers
faced with souch hat overcast jacket tue cloth
military rock, Goat, blankets, &c.
Ellen somehiriy years DID, bright complexion, stout and
good looklnghsd with her sh LEFT plaid nsey, black
spedfh urnng calico, black hood, blapkrts &C. Leaving
child ON, induce her to step 10 see
above reward will be paid In the currency deliv
cred tuWm Winston Jones, Richmond, self ct lib
ertyi secured % get them; s250 for either ohe
) JOSEPH p WINsToE.
myo-2aw4w Liber.y, Bedford urcoty, Va.
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$500 RRWARD.

n WILL pay the above reward of Five Hun
Il dred DOl, DARK BAY SIZED. ave YEA old thii
.nru~ so,n rom hs late Major Rlournoy afer The
hrttls !. Yelsv Tavern. GR0 WILLIAMS,
:, Al WILLIAMS, carrington . Barksdass
Is7-sss oarnsr lsth:and Gary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13


RUNAWAY IN JAlL.-Was committed to
~ Hnrico County JAIL the s.h OF March, 1884 negro
boy named HENRY slave, The property OF Washington Way
mack OF spoyvania county Toe said negro Is ~
ysan Of feet ~ inches high, light COMPLEXION. Had
vhea committed, hgnI suit Of Wooen Clothes The l.
hereby notified that unless he
and charges, the sid win be dealt with
70 Law. GEORGE D. PLEAsANTs,
May 2oh, lS6t-u6v Sheriff Of Henrlco County.
NOTICE.-I have opened an Office in this
IN city for tho purpose settling all my Aeeounz. Ali
person. having any claims against Department. wne acag
~ Chief Quarermaer OF the Armies Ia Virginia wsst
cannot delay. ALFRED N. BARBOUR,
Virginia and the West.
Once the OF Governor street and Tobacco Alley,
stairs.
Richmond, Va, May 9ath, ls64-2w
pAPEk.-We have for sale, in quantities to
Engllsh Pooscap
Commercial Note
Flat Dap Paper
The latter suitable for oil kinds Of blanks and will be
sold at less thaa usual pdces. WEST JOHNSTON,
aatna
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

10 accordance with the above ORDERS al occTs arriving In the
city, and duty this city (who have not tr dons
SOY Will report person, without delay, these hesdfre
Iy order Of Brigadier General JONI r. wnnzl, oomn'1
pept J. W. PEGRAM, a. A. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

The movements Of Gen. sAeridan's gang Of land Pr
rates have not been very o. ary developed since ff-
d.y. Yesterday morning. hOWsVeE Is Wal reported
th,t Gan HAMPTON attacked him at Lousa Court House
and csU,ur,d abatry of artillery together With large
number Of prisoners. The news was eSmmun eA'eu y
telegraph OpesAOF at the neE' peaFest s'AAOn' Al'
though rot confirmed BY OF sl Information vas s'"-
orally believed to b uus. That hgtt did axe li'0e
a he locally mentioned IS rrovsdby the fact that PIT
v.ts telegsAns from some Of tho officers engaged n
p.sssRtiog their afsty, WsTe received YESTERDAY .
eir frieodl Sir Of Sserdsu's men, captured vhisi
on fOTaging expedition, were brought to the city, On
ths CArsl Packet, yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-13

No. 81 l-.
XXX Bgadier General John n. Wlnder hereby directed 70
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
l name, rank, regiment and OF all commissioned
oneers length Of lime esrb has been 10 the city,
he Will repre copy Of the leave By wtich
s De % @ rom bis proper command or stationed
xxxL Whenever appear that officer not nghtfniy In
Richmond he win be sent forthwith 70 sroPer Command and
reported this ONCE for further action OF the Depart
meni.
By command Of the Secretary Of War.
(signed) JOHN wTrHERs
Ann ldit 9en
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19
q oARp.

It 10 due 70 myself - make some so
tnowledgment Of the generssisy Of he
ladies' and gentlemen involved IN the lite
accident occasioned BY the colis..ou Of The
sail boa. with the steamer 81 ,e City. !"
10 the river opposite the city. Not oaiy
hassthe genl,enen compensated me for the
money lost While in the water, but the,
have gives me beautiful diamond pia. !;
and the ladies' have just presented me
wnh an elegant silver pitcher, and they
ask me 10 accept these costly gifts 10 to-
ken Of their appreciation Of The assist
apcs which l vas fortssately eosblsd 70
render 10 avefting a esIan'isy shieh wosld
have fled our city With gloom. I caa
scs'e " believe that merit such geas-
rosity | performed bnt 40 act Of hanas
ity. which simost any one would hste been
wiling 70 do in the same circum.tAacss
had il re,uhed in saving lives. lam pro-
sOuuus3 sueuAsuts Uuu W uuQ q IL con.
duct appreciated - il has been, shO~s n.
how much Kindness and goddess there
are 10 human nature. II allows no dis
Interested act to 70 unrevasdsd. shask
the donors Of these beautiful prees nts. l
sill ever treasure then vilh kntsfsl
recullectioas Of The senerosity which
prompted them; and sllos me to add,
With that just pride which al msss Gel
~hen their conduct receives such tokens
ofspprobatioa. ! an sars thst 20 ono will
misinterpret my motive 10 publishing this
card. l wish 70 express. in eetnsI Nan
ner. 10 those Who have 20 highly bosors
me, my .; pesci..i,n Of their generosity,
and ! know Of no better var than By this
public Acknowledgements Of Il.
/ CllAS. GILLESPIE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

THs CONCERT LAST NrGHr.-Else.
where one Of our prominent citixess,
"Geoerally." reads the public lecture,
for their want of appreciation of The 10.
trinsicslly good, Of the elevated and ~
fined. As shown in the small attendance
up'n the readings Of Prof Chase. "a. n
eralIy." We must modify our opinion aud
criticisms somcw hat. for The crowd 1t the
Asheneum las, evening evidently hearth,
appreciated the many beauties Of thu,
Concert. The members Of the class jlIed
the house with melody and covered them
selves with glory. They did honor t.
themselves and rejected the highest ere
dit upon their preceptor, Prof. Palmer
Who stands in excellence g unspproAcked
aud unspproachsbie" As tescher Of mn.
sic. We bring him upon the platform
and introduce him to the public wherever
he may 60 - worthy Of the hesrties,
support.
We will be practical too. That piano
whose "goodness" your practicrd ear
discovered, Was Dot ons OF Steinvays,
but superior to his, and manufactured By
somebody with queer name that Ne
can't remember and which We dos't pro.
p,se going up TO Ksnmer'a 1t this he
hour to ascertain. Call on Hammer, be
can tell you, and cell You one Of the
pianos IL you wait one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

Fos BualIHeros, KElsa.nvso, NV
BcsroS, MuscArrsE, Rock lsLAkp Ann
Day1kroRT.-The Northern Line side.
wheel steamer Psmbins. Csptsia T. B
Hill. viii leave Fort Msdises this morn.
Ing on Tho arrival q tie csss fsen Keo
kat. making soeasctics viii trains Eas'
ssd wsss fson BusIiagsou. asd = Dsves.
port With their daily line Of ateaness 4,
Dabsqns and B.. Pal, sd Win sssi..
East md West Oaiee il Railrsal b.
pit. VIZ Hrrpsasos,
Tsctes Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

NoTIcs.-Strsyed or stolen iron the
undersigned at Iowsville. two horses, one
four years old, four white feet, small
star on the forehead and small blaeh
spot on the right slide. The othe,
large. weH made, and three years old
Both bays and both shod before. I vii
give Fifty dollars for the delivery Of ID.
horses, Or one hundred dollars for ho,,es
and thief A. Roor..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

cI The piano used At the concert last
night, and which sent forth such sweet
aud melodious music, was FROM the mu-
sic rooms of Mr. Runner. L. is equaI
in sound to Steinwsy's celebrated instru
ment, and is every way q most high , On
ished piano.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

0ROCEA akb.
Corrected ~ q. nAnlts Z -, Uhesesale ovooess.
eesAs-N. 0rieans fir, 2ss prtna 31<e eAs6sr ~
Ssw yssk, u SAs Nsw rosh, ~ ~ crssAsd 81 pSS-
dared Bic.
MulAssss-ssgas uosss, osol 1sc 0asASa 1yTuy.1 -
81 lS-Svrghen, ue91tc
Cosvkz-lio ~ 70 ssr.
sis~f.ee
SssA-Amsricas, 1vl<s Hagiish, uke.
eoAf[alna. Nss- kaniiys t1fG Ussnaa, nlfOa3
raAe-Yoans Tyson. 81 tou7 l9 lnesEisl, y - ~
fosAccs-Lhak sweet, 7sc; MsdfsD 0rasaa, % -
c; 1eld and Ssssr.l tesa. q - - q -
hAiLs-Buss bsaAis = - n rsssa-
1tAss-sxlo oo.ae1 = ~ CITY Is. rssss.
ConpAeE-5l to 81
Oar ASptxs-il - la =.
Oar PkAcHss-A6s u - lSe . =.
Oar ogkaxnW-sAc. ssr
2M i0-B - % = 8.
sALf- rs - %.
REAAi STAnCn--luc. ~
Wogl SAe3s-a -
MSsaxs wspesx wAAs-4 nss4 paila, = %; . bon,
d. - -. No raAn, 10 ~ -. -, y ~ h ~
u 81 Nests ~ -, ~ WaaA-huasA, . %.
Ehn-No. Ancksssl, 49,. - uH1x1b ~.
Ne. - - ~ v1l1S33 q
No. l - n = al UUcp1l o.
No. : - b = 80 ooolo s.
III tAls. Ne. Whfts ~, . ~
Ons-csal ~, e 81 ~. 1880 On e. IarA on
q Is 70 q ~ ~ III. u Is. I'll
CnHsno-bsnmnrt. tic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

THIEv.-The man that took twelve dol.
lars from the drawer 10 this Office yester
day afternoon can cave himself from ex.
posture BY returning it this morning. He
was seen bya person who vas looking
49, exchange papers At the time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19
CAscase nasHss.

Chtcago 0aEksts
- fsaaUneAl o4oaee. A.. ~
raosr--rrnsr = al seoIa - ~ wAiss Winter
- u 10 - for opw ~ mira
wh1s-203c klhesf. eIal = for No I I'D: e
lbr No spsiaG asd tel s3 ~ Ao. 1ps1ng. -
inxaf he inride qnssati0ss.
crs--Sc higher ~ - u q ssr ~ I, 49, y Ne
= fF No Z, ciosinx hrm. &
0as>-Stesdy At es66sx br No. !, snA esooa ~
DO 4
Rye-Arfive: No. / 1t a21< 70 IS
HAxisy-5c higher. xAes q ~ to 80.
whksky-f1se higher, q TN 10 n, closng q %
80 Agures-
Mess purk-Firn ut 20 %.
lArd-kirm; kettle n 21c.
Woi-x6el %.
riaxseed-fifm.
Timothy Seed-5 50.
Hay-kirm At - 0S9T o.
Goid-z s5L
TnlloW-kirM 1t 28c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

SOur enterprising friend, Lowry Of
the News Depot, has placed on our table
the September numbers Of "Godeys La.
dy's Book" and Gladys Friend" both
indispensable in q we'll regulated family
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

HThe number 81 emigrssts that land
edat New York Isss veek we're / 1928.
making totsl o. Is etOtincs abe Il, u
January. A great many emig,sats 6sd
heir Wy to this country By The 81. Law
reoce ioa,e-comiog thruuah the Csn-
adas. aod mol > few srfiss q Buoluo.-
The foreign smigtstion exsesds 5000 !
week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

SHRlSKAoE ~ HAY.-The loss mon
hay weighed Juty 3Jsk, 1sAsS sus~d
en"sgh t. be pus IN the bsrn, and agsjs
Fvtsasry 4Oth, hasbeen asseristse1 Is -
Ri per cess., 20 that hay q els pr 10
70 t'.c held \ sYnai - go, had epssra,
When weighed frUn lhs new 10 ahs
winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19

e. Il should BE- known that ,snAll
quantity Of vinegar will destroy any is-
seot that nay Cad il Wy iaa. the stomach:
and : liitls salsd oil viii kill any insect
that may enter ths~ar.