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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

~ Dry A1n0l1nS Wood.
A LOT OF DRY PINE KINDLING woOD
Anew on hand at our mill on I'd street. IA
1cf sele very Fw. WRENCH : DAVIES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-30

eoi.astza fz@ g'ss'lf
b of''sts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

whether % - oatasd ssea,1 by night Of
nsst he Ksarsgs j. dsylight and 6rht
that o6Rssr sold him y ut il be though,
. wss ssre u vianiDR. Eis ~ e1r,,
and went ont 10 ggAt him.
Captain WmsIow did fte after ths
White 6sg was ho;sted, but il vas owine
70 his not sesiag il. The grtat power It
the ksassaes snd sspsrior artillery snabl-
g hsf - do with her adysssarv = r.
pleased.
6smmes was astonishsd o Ind hia shin
used Up % soon. and cufsed not ! little
= The woFthleasnsss Of EngIish ships aad
Eoglish guns.
& Il 6toddart, master Of the Kser-
sage, makes : statensnt 10 which b seys
when be saw the Deerhound making OF
with part Of the Alabsma's crew IS re.
ported tbs fact 70 Capt. Winslo~. The
answer he received Was it was impossible:
The yaeht vas sine,y coming round; DO
commander could b guilty Of such das-
tardly conduct vhsn be had been re.
quested snd permitted 10 the casse Of hv-
uaaity 70 savs the lives Of prisoners %
run of with them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
kEOkUK, IOWA:2 SATURDAY, july > 1se4 !

Fsoels. The battls opened about s D. N
asd contiDusd With moro or lsss eeyoritv
iof thfse hours. Col. Gilham, Ia CON.
mand dislodged and drovelbaek ths sseuy
three s'nss. The artillery firing ~ son.
hnuous and musketry brisk. Our men.
The 8th illinois cavalry. Col. CIsedeoiu.
ist battalion artillery, Capt. Al@xandef.
and loo mes from an Ohio resiment
fought eravsly asd wAea the battle closed
Gen. Wallsce M Informed by Col. Gil.
ham that bic object is this fight rs 70
hold the bridge across ths Aouocacv ].
Frederick Junstiop. This i vsry inpor-
tani, - reioforcements are en route and
viii arrive tonight for Harper's Ferry.
den. Wallace informs ma be will hold
Frederick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
National UsstOss Ticket.
Foa rIcE PREuDExT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.


GEN. DIX AaassrxD.-Oev. Seymour
having failed to induce the grand jury
TO find bill against Uoited States efhcers
for suppressing the World for iss pablica.
tion Of forged message in the interests
of traitors, Sc. his District Attorney to
work TO hunt up Judge or Justice who
would undertake the job. He found one
of course, in the person of Judge Russell,
3 willing tool Of the Governor, who issued
. writ for the arrest Of Gen. Dix, and
would just as aoon issue another to hang
the Generxi or any other loyal man should
his traitor master require it.
Gen. Dix viii appear for trial before
this creature of Soy mour's aud Of course
will receive such sentence as Seymour
may dare to instruct the Judge to enter in
the premises. But Seymour with oil his
proclivities for treason is ~ destitute of
personal courage ss Of patriotism or hon.
esty, and after blovisting ~ much - pos-
sible with safety TO himself will 6nd some
way of easing the matter off,
1t is, to say the least Of it, new thing
10 this country for the Governor Of q State
to exert all his power and influence to
prosecute man for an alleged offence for
which grand jury fatty refuse to find q
bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
From xarper's Ferry.
ITnbuae's Special. ]
Nj T.

MVuVcaeyi M0.3 July Z.
Harpers Ferry i still held By the
rebels, Who have sharp.shooters score.
ted i houses and behind fences 70 prevent
cor msa ooming down from the Heights.
Wallace had. / understand, ! susvp
SIGHT With the rebels last evening. ~
eanaet dislodgs them from their. hidiag
places.
The rebels last night set Ere 10 the
bridge agaia as Harper's Ferry, destroy.
ing City feet Of trcstls work aad wood
work under the span on the Virxiaia
GNn. Wallace, who has Astablishsd Ais
hsadquarters for the prsseak here, seot
Col uiendenin With forcs o. cavalry
epd two guns % feel ~ snens .r~isk or
ders % proceed q az q Boesobdgo.- =
Clendenin mst The snemy sbont ! mils
sast Of Hiddlssswn - kaa : bril- aA;r.
mish. He fossd ~ snssav had .ssps.
rior numbers, bas dree kiaS 81 ho~erd
Frederick sad tbsa sabonsa Aim 'bstsle.
Assasine N1ll661D ~ Gtt,leuea1D-s1.
- 81 Gilhan - Msjer sStsR -
psai1ise thsss-loarshs 81 nile 80 r.
1ss1ssisk Csty ~ Ysrs atanshsl s. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
1sbsl 1aiasss 1ssrsssiag.
Baltimore. July 3


Baltimore, July 9.
Dispatchss from Frederick received n
headquarters this mornisg stats tie enc.
ny rssreatsd during the night. Wallace
is pusuing them.
ksinforcsments are r1pidly going for.
ward.
Advisss from Harpsrs Ferry this morn.
ing show the rebels have lsft there.
The stories told By prisosers d tho
rebels having large forcs beyond South
Mountain are probably boasts 10 mislsad
~.
Oar scouts failed 70 discover any large
force anywhere. %
Nspatehes sent from here that City
or sixty miles Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
b. R. had been destroyed are untrue.
Gsnsrai Hunter il supposed By this
time TO have reached point not far from
Aartinsburg and possibly has already
struck blow at the rebels rear.
No excitement here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
Rebel Raiders Retreat
ing from Maryland.
Day OF Humiliation and
Prayer Appointed.
SensAses' Report ef he Ftghs
sctth the Ke0rsaGe.


Day Of uuminatisn and Prayer.
Washington, July 8.
The President, in accordance with the
joint resolution Of Congress, has issued
proclamation appointing the 6rst Thurs
day in August - day Of humiliation
and prayer for the people OF the United
States, and commsndiag them to confess
and repent of their manifold sins, inplore
compassion and forgiveness OF lie Al
mighty and to pray that il consiste1t with
dis will the existing rsbehioa may bs
speedily suppressed. and the supremacy
OF the constitution and laws Of the United
States be established .hrough bout the States;
that the r~bels may lay dosn their arms
and speedily return to their allegiance,
that they may not be utterly destroyed;
that the efdnsion Of blood may be ssayed
and that unity and fraternity may Be re-
stored and peace established throughout
our borders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
Mashingtop, July 8.

"uineto1, July Q.
Il is decided By the Internal Revenue
Bureau that With the exception FOR trans
portation domestic distilled spirits in
bonded warehouses can be removed there
from only on payment OF the internal
revenue duty At the rate Of 81 so per gal
Ion. The transportation bonds prescribed
BY the Secretary Of The Tres asury under
act Of March 7th may be used for the re-
moval OF ap,ris-, coal oil and tobacco, 40
der the 6ist section Of the act Of J ally last,
the oath being omitted.
It's understood that Brigadier General
Howe. Chief Of artillery Of the Depart.
ment Of Washington, has beeh ordered to
the command Of onr forces ia front or the
rebel force in Maryland vice Sigel or.
dersd to report to Gen. Hunter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
TIE siege sf Psssrssunx.
New York. July 6.

The World headquarters correspond.
ent OF the 6sb, ssys il 10 nos permitted q
speak freely Of tie preparations during
the east week for rene sing offensive Oh.
era.ions in this locality. The nex. fes
days may witness some effort more san.
culinary snd psrhaps more fruitful than
the Glow process OF ! sieae.
Gen. Hunt, into whose hands has been
given charge Of oil siege opasasions ID
front, has been for the past fe~ dsys con.
staotly in the saddle experimenting the
placing Of batteries end testing the yalue
OF Positioos. Some OF our batteries have
been Constructed under great disadvan.
tsges. the men being obliged % lie o.
their bellies and dig holes sun eiestly dee .
TO protect them from the rebel ere. The
shelling Of railroad trains il kept up con
sfantiy.
The Worlds Washington correspond.
ent says indications are that active move.
ments on large scale will not Be It
tempted for week or two at least. The
fall OF Petersburg il . question OF time.
That time must slspse before il can b
taken. Grant 10 conducting . aiege, such
= siege 40 culminated 90 gloriously 1t
Nicksburg. But that job was far more
serieus than this one.
What he has made mp his mind to do
he will do, and viii not be fastened into
precepitancy and chance Of failure.
Ssege guns enough to sweep Peters
burg from the face Of the earth have nj.
ready been mounted, still Grant may
str'ks like .lightsing and with iull effect
somewhere else. HA ways are devious
aud psss finding out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Report Of Capt. ssnmss.
New York. July q.

New 1ork, July 3.
Semmes in his official report Of the 6ph.
with the kearsage says when about nIile
distant he opened With solid shot. The
ksarssge replied. and in few minutes
the engagement became general. The
Two ships steamed around ! comm mon
centre. preserving Distance from each
other Of quarter 70 hall mile. When
within good nnss b. opened With aheIl.
In ten or fifteen minutes the Alabama .
spsnker gaf was shot avay and her CO.
sign came down. This wAs immediately
repiaeed by asosher as the misxen mast.
FIRING became hot and The cnemy's shot
and shell soon began to tell on our hall
and knocking down. killiOg and dis
abling number Of men 10 diff
fersnt parts Of the ship. Pereeiv-
ing that our shells, although
hitting. did but little execution, recourse
was bad TO solid shot, attended with she'll
A ter about a hour aad sweaty minutes,
our ship was found TO be in sinking con-
dition, the snemy's shell having ex plodsd
in our sides and betvesa decks, opening
. large aperture through the water rusn
ed with great rapidity for tome minutes.
| had some hopes Of being able TO reach
the French caass. Tor which purpose
gave the ship all stsam and SCI such OF
the fore and aft saiis - we're available
The ship filed 30 rapidly. however, tbs,
before we had madc much progress the
6raa ~aea aw,sn....sh.S -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

~ The Atlanta Register 10 disposed
TO coax its brethren Of the North to per-
sist in their hostility to the Government.
While it don't agree in their peace theo-
ries, it thinks they are managiDg the card
ss we'll as practicable and doing all the
service to the rebel cause possible in the
North. 1t closes its editorial with this
significant paragraph. which We commend
to such of cur Radical friends as are dis
posed to be tickled by the hattery with
which these Northern rebels in disguise
are disposed to beslaver them:
1--WE can gain nothing BY deuouncinp
them. We may lose much by presenting
hostile front to their peace movements.
Live xith them under the same govern
ment. We never will. But, in the mean.
while, II they will ass the ballot box
against Mr.. Lincoln, while We use the
cartridge box, each side will be helper
10 the other, and both cooperate in ac-
complishing the greatest work which the
csuntry and this continent have Wit
messed"
Will the Radicals aid and abet these
Southern rebels at the ballot box, also by
dividing the Union party and aiding and
aabetting the rebels of the South BY boil
STEERING mp their hopes Of the election Of
the nominee OF the Chicago Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
Drew - ~ Alabama.

New York, July s.
The Ia Fnnce states that The Kearp.ee
On refarning 10 the port Of Chsrboara
osrng the afternoon Of Sunday, landed
e z, ne ersv of the Alabama. OF this
1unOee 10 were wounded. The French
au'nof1ass have charge Of oil the priso-
nem.
Tho wounded men were sent "a IL
navai AosPital, where they receive every
attentios. wy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
War ldsstiag in % Lssis.

VIZ Msss1A4 IN ~ Io11s.
st. Louis, July 8.
A spirited meeting vas held last night
ut tie court house ro.undA to devise means
to raise representative recruits; also to
avoid the draft BY raising volunteers to
Gil shs qao,s Of 81 Louis in advance Of
another call for troops.
A central recruiting commission vas
appointed to determine upon = plan Of
action, aud committee tof each ward
and township in the county 10 raise money
and otherwise assist the central com-
mittee.
Appropriate speeches were made and .
good deal Of enthusiasm maniiestsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

No. A committee Of Kentucky Cop
perheads have addressed an immense dc
unent to President Lincoln in favor of
the freedom Of speech and the freedom Of
the pre.s in Kentucky, under ell circum-
stances and for every purpose. Thoee
Kentucky Copperhsads are rebels At heart
and their machinations on behalf Of their
Southern brethren" have been recently
very much restricted by the movements
of Gen. BuIbridge.
While these Cspperheads start out on
the platform of ''free speech and free
press" they eventually urge upon tbs
President the propriesy Of supprsssing the
Radical anti-slavsry jeurualA Of the eoua-
try, upon which they charge all the evils
OF these times, for if anti-slsvery Journals
in the North had been exposed TO the
su unmary process Of lynch Law, u they
were in the South, these Copperheads ar-
que, no resistance would have been msde
to the projects Of the slavsholders. They
are in favor Of "free speech" and free
press. 10 favor Of slavery and rebellion,
but they oppose the exercise Of either il
favor Of freedom"
They hold to the right Of .sseceesion, y
and condemn scoercios" a. unconstitu.
tional, aud yet it is with these men that
the Rldicals Of the North are sxhortsd te
unite for the purpose Of defeating the
"abolision President. Abraham Lincoln. i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
Latsst From ths Rebel Raia.
Philadslphia, July 8.

Gen. Couch has issued m order direct.
ing that oil vehicles and horses in chare.
ot msn fleeing from supposed danger shall
oe stopped, either before they reach o. 1,
The bridge across the Sasquehaana, until
farther orders.
This implies that the danger, il not
actually passed, Is Of no imminest or seri.
ons character. Hundreds of farmers ha 4
left their crops just ready nov 70 b har-
vested.
A Dispatch dated two miles north Of
Hagersiosn. 10 .. N. to-dsy, states tha.
i8O picked gaerrillas from Imboden' !
and Moshy's commands, entered Hagsrs-
town At 5 O'Clock, where the we're rob
bing the stores and had fred the engine
house, Thurston Warehouse and 200 ,ous
Of Government hay.
They also threatened to burn the town.
The turn table Of the railroad had not
been disturbed yet. The rebels were
hearty laden with plumber.
The rebel General Imbpden was
q W,lliamaport this morning but repor.
ss.s be leaves that place to-day.
A high wind WAS blowing the fire NJ
through Hagerstown and great des.rue-
lion Of property was feared
A lase dispatch from Greehcaslle as
sures us that the main body OF the rebels
which entered that place had retired, it
was supposed southwark across the Po-
tomac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

Baltimore. July I.
We are assured At headquarters every
thing i progressing we'll. and with the
rsisiorcsusats now reschins The froo.
the febels viii soon end their expeeta-
tions sadly disappointed.
Wallace says detachmsut OF loo. day
men IN the 6ght behaved veil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
New York loo-Day Hen.
Albsny July 8.

The Governor has issued hs proclama-
ton requiring commaoda0ts of the Na-
tiensi duard to fii up their regiments to
The maximum number within ten days, or
they will be filed up under the enroll
ment act. Zach county must furnish its
proportion OF the To-day men called for
BY the President. Nes York and Brook
Ign will b called on for 3, 600, second di.
vision, 1880.
No reply has been received from Wash-
ington 70 The dispatch asking If 3O-day
men would b received and d 10 the na.
ture OF the servios which will pe required
Of the New York militia.
The rebel raid may prove loo small to
demand any men from this Slate for this
purpose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
WILLIAM FULTON,
H II - L. II - II II N
AND
xsssssr0Mre .ageMf.

Real Estate bought and sold on commission speclsl
attention paid - leasing property coileetinx Rents and
paying Taxes.
Agent fer L0 aiding Eastern Insu rance
Cen panies,
And will effect Insurance Life Fire aud Inland Hav-
CATION Risk favorable terrns.
OrrIcron ID street, keoAnk one door south N the
State Bank Jniysd1S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

The upper and western parts Of the
State are gradually being 6llsd sp with
emierants from other States. The Hamil-
ton Freeman, published At Webster CITY.
Hamilton coanty, says: Emigrssss .stiIl
esa;iaue to arrive 10 our county. There
il no particular rnsh, bat asistly and
steadily. We shall have = heavy aug
mentation Of our population this summer
and isll. A asmbor Of ihsse new arrival,
have reasonable anosat a capital, and
viii invest il il bssiaees il town or
coantU. s @ - asev =, So
~Capt Hall has started % bic second
nYOnsSSsiAa IN kha 49, .>.;~~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

~ Some fifty of the employ ees Of the
Printing Bureau Of the Treasury Depart
meut are reported captured BY the enc.
my at Harper's Ferry, whittier they had
gone to spend the Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
- = -
DIED:

Ensay. Jsiv sth, pRAsKIE Ii. ealy daushtsr ~
- ana ABBY = hisbes, sgcd % moaths
uncfI wi sAke place from the residence. on Norr.n
between ssh ard sth. q I o'clock y =. today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

Frederick, Md. July 81 IN.
The rebels hare retrested fully foar
miles from their position Of yesterday on
the road to Boossboro and Hagerutown
General Wallace and staff ars actively
engaged. Everything looks we'll.
Frederick 10 10 dagger. One gun was
BY us yesterday.
The llth Md. GOO day men) have ar
rived here and been well received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

Wisesnsin Republican oenvsrtis,.
Detroit, July 8.
The Republissn State Convention to.
day nominated Henry H. Crap for Gov
ernor and John Ossn for State Treasurer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
Destructive Fire as Dsver.

Dover, N. H., July s.
A destructive FIRE IL r,giog in thsvil-
Iage OF Saleru Falls, four miles from here.
One Of the large factories and several
ooildings in the vicinity are il flames.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
Especial to Post.l

-
Washington, July 8.
It il considered probable that the Ne
gotiations begun BY Mr.. Chase for for
sign loan will be satisfactorily concluded
BY Mr.. Fesssnden. The fu.ure policy OF
the new Secretary has not yet been set
tied.
Ths Case or Gen. Dix.
New York, July s..
The Express gives currency to rumor
that Gen. Dix, in obedience to orders
from Mf. Lincols, win not reappear ia
the civil process instituted against
him before Judge Russell for shnt.
liag mp the World and Journal Of Com
nerss and for arrsssisg sditoss.
Az u present sdvised. ssys the TX
pres, it bstssed that Gov. Seymour will
If necessary. after showing the powerless
hess Of civil sourts, oail oa Tho military
Of the State 70 aii IN executing the pro
cess of the coart u tho court should 10
sue warrant for the arrest of Gen. Dix and
IL should be resisted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
The Government Loan
S2oo,ooo.ocCo.

Hsss OsOOOyO yOOOs
TA1s Leaa ~ ausAsr,..A ~ - - g.
rs q March sth 1904. Which provide. for il. ,r,rr,
riox y cors q any period not les. than l., = -.
than forty years on ID. date. u the pleasure :, ~ u,
ernmAnt t M M MI
U.tii its saeaenptisn nr. per cent t..sr,,.
y ~ paid ssad4nnuaiiy IN coi~ sa
Iss Exenrtisa frsm state o. Ices,
faxasien sdds npm one 70 thrss per cent p@r a
nsm to ~ vas~
The Rate - In4sress on this loan. s,,housh
but i've pr in sotn b - much r.sse. IN csry,s,,
= the direnoe between the market value of currency
and gold
Asa Raie, the i've pr cent specie securitis. Of
al solvent governnents are always par or above and
currency nov fanded in the National Loan win h. worth
ace In gold. bsssdes paying regular and liberal pr
eentage % fhr holder.
No seen rites SHGsr - great fnaae<.
aenss, 1t ID believed. tho varoaa descriptions Of
Q. . Bcsaa In III other forms Of indebtedness, the
nth Or ability Of private parties stock companies or
separate coramansu only pledged s payment while
fos the debts Of tho U States the whole prupsrty Of
the country h holden secure the payment OF beth
principal and interest In coin
Ths RunAeA Debs Of the Unated
states which inbrst paJ able In gold on the "a
dsy Of March, 1854, was Ess1eo 900 The interest ON
this debt for the coming fiscal year viii be So III
while the customs in god for the current nsol
yesr ending June S0th ls64 has tsen far the rate
o. over N0a0ooGoo per annum, an amount largely In
sxce Of the ~an Of the Treasury for tbs payment
gold interest.
TAess Benas May be 50 bscribsd fer
In sans frsa $50 mp - any nagnI.
sa1e, on tins tsrns. end sre thus made equAliy
available 10 the smallest lsner and tbs largest cApa
st They can BE- converted into money ~ any monsens
aud the holder will hare the benefit pfthe interest
The aatherfxed Amount Of ,his loan Ia
Two Hundred Million Dollars. The amount Of sabserip-
tons reported 20 the Treasury Arlington 10 over
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09

San Francisco. July s.
The Nevada Constitutional Convention
have adopted the name Of Nevada for the
State.
The bill of rights adopted declares the
paramount allegiance of every citizen Is
due 10 the United States G ,vernment,-
The constitution which Vas rejected BY ,he
people last year has been adopted a the
basis Of Dew one, and it 10 believed .
majority Of the people in The territory are
in favor Of State Goveroment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
Philadslphks. JAY d

Philadsphfa, JAY .. .
General Csash ~ ssat IL Aispatch u
Mayor Henry % use his ol6biAlf il nurnee,
AssO6ss fOsS1fss m3s ond6t - p.esnn
calls of Gov. Curtin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
DHOTOGRAPH NOTICE.-The un

OHOIV0NhI ~ NOIIl e H0 uu !
j dersiEned Photographers OF Keokuk. in ccnse-
quence Of the great advance In this Of al the
rtas and clenicais used In business and also tho
heavy tax levied on Photographs. Anbrotypce Ac in
the new revenue b just becrne the law compelled
70 advance the prices of all kinds Of pictures.
Al meeting held July IL 1854. Al snGorm tariff Of
prices was edc pts which will b. charged BY all ef -
until the cost Of chemicals, &C. fA Keir formsr
rates.
For csvfss 4 Yssiss Or Album Paragraphs Avs dol.
lars pr dozen will be charged Al other sirss will 10
advanced In the same proportion A
J. VI. EMERSON
F0LEN VAN GRIEK EN
cHAS. SELLERS,
R0BT. Ii. BLAIR
a# H. G. HAMILL,
juiysd1w ANNIE B. MASON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
HiLaa Holm .[pls u

- e. go 4a 1E1 Sa ~ ~ &4fs5
sailJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-09
New York. July q.

New York. July 3.
Gen. Sanford this morning received
instructions not to issue orders for the
departure OF any Of our city regiments for
the seene Of the rebel invasion until fur
ther orders are received from Albany.
News Of the retreat of the rebels in
Maryland increased confidence 10 the
no1ey market. and certi6estss advanced
@0t. Gold opened 6rm !. 276 bat grAdu.
ally destined to 269@a7O. s