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Special Notices.


ConndcntA1 Phyriclan, formerly Of St. Louis Ao,)
Can he consulted at Ills Office, IL Snuth ClnrE street
Sornr! of Aon1t Chicago. H. hsl block from the
Post ONCE. on all Chronic Dscatea and Diseases o:
treats With unparalleled success. Rooms nersrate,
WheTcl ndies and Gentlemen can consult tho Doctor
tosf; n: $nncaya 70 oto13 4. Ii. CommSn1cauo0s
cohE6entlnl Consultations frec. Address r u Boz
1o; EnCofH tHo stamps and ke1 his Guidc to Health
From tho l'oetoss long experience II IIosrial and
nrsaie nlaetcs he y able t9 perform, aud vii ES.r-
ost :Gscre and complicated Stages. IN refy short
Youpg men suffering IRON scifabusc invited to
81! perfect cure warranted. Female nfeSa!aa. SaGs
Tics attendant on Puberty, Henatruation O. pcfons
a4v1pE any to marriage. shonld c3u -
ability and sncceas. 3A2ts694w
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF
1A11ow, LARD, BACON, poRK, BEEF,
Genera: Western Produce.
Tic luts rr19ned psy PAEr,cr1an AFFECTION to
tt sulc oi TIC above articles And Co1aguments sent
10 them will be
PROMPTLY DISPOSED OF
QUICK RETURNS MADE.
IN ycyy advantageous tct1n1. We tesue WEts.KLY
rEil F. tURhENT Of tile above NG!GSteo, Ht'e" nc
maii oEA11s TO those sending thetf eaoless ~
ABRAM EEIGHT &ssofs.
dceuzsosm 81 Wafer Street, n. y. Cit7.
NORTHWEs TERN. VARNlSH
" MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Omco 292 Lake Street, up stairs.
We arc now prepared 10 Ill orders for Coach. Car
r,ntfurr and House pa4nttfn. pA10Ishes ma do ffoN
W. ncs1 material IN market, and unsurpassed for
BdDtaney, durability and color.
orr rrtrns eye n low thoso Of any Eastern man
uf.ctnfrr tereby esvtng TO the Consumer the cost
e1s ay b T.
1%rned lat A It g ers ansrs srrsnSe JoHE Ci.IIGH Prssf
eR'Vxx YEss. icn1 Agent 7e.x
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Itch.

The PRuR1Go LOTTO, sure care foI @ Itch, lii. ":
eois Naage, &C., &c. naying NJ AEaEUh1 IN ~
Xsn4nted or Fay: MansfscsqEed hy E - + AN "
& SMITH, Agents, Chicago. ILL., deleehasl4
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V1SS STFNC Gil ALPHABETS.

r. T. NETCALP SON,
-A< xxx eaIEN STREET. BOSTON. Mkssrr
%s oni9 nsnafactar n he united As:s .f n:a-s
n .n, F9uree to any great dxtuH1 Or ~ any
4!pae1eH anSd 4 Xhniesaie, It the IoSLtT cAAa
ra1e1s A1se. e BEST OF %pk.1gsh Tot .as 81 ,sdS
atnasti stock. iR2uis1es * osdaa 9fompt$ assene9
, 1864-01-12

Formerly Of James Hosp:tal, Custom House
Randolph street Chicago Illinois. specialist u the
treatment of OLD cnEoKlc. MZncuR1LI., RLoop
Cures ticlu without resortln3 to Mercury, 1od!de
Fotcs*ii. Arsenic sar.arar,Ila. Or. 1Ames GEES
EECTnA1IZER. WHICH II 4 POSITIVE CCEx II Al
blood diseases. Organic Weakness, brouEht 9n y
excess over taxation Of bEEncas cnsalicd hefta.
3tpyi.y causing loss Of 11cnry nervous md general
debility, etc. cured y infnIfbe method. md The
pence.
1ootches on The fAce, snAll wntesy bstets pains Ii
1hc I'd and bones ufcernted throR nost, limbs and
tody, scrolula together with endless number Of
8uHefinEs- -.-.
1r jane. IN recommended by the press generally Q.
zeal COLLEGES etc. Those Aticied should amply inrne
dintely, and bc cnred ol thcec terrible diseases
Randolph, between State and Dearborn streets
OAce open from 4. II. until II. Consultation
tnytblAbla ta1-t1l2ewh
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DROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
CnIxF QuAHTxnAAsrKRs OyTlcK.x

2 ss:s s'5ss ss
phi !. : ;sss?ss s q ~ s.
poInta th.J propose TO maka dere1ies aud The r-t=a
sSss ~ sn7tEs sssl :: eosassssi. Id rssa
ens b. ,t,s.u out II, words On te 5t-a
y :sns : s.
e 1ns aovennsas The hay aae straw to n' securely
e !ss .sx; to be csvsFsd ma be state "a
iii a. b ,se ano @ sst
e9. n 1s9ss a ssps 1ess'e ESQ s to time to Ito
r. rsos s ssg1s sSsnt.a for so nave oeon
Tbs tL:ef ne rsGus,f t2 @ aseomgsn5, n,s @ grq
e ss :: s:s st.
XIV II r. xss ss5s seos
81 s. s
10 rspesS ti5asF Or she 7erson . vasn 'ss
@ @.tlls: & gass ee shown
= ;he otis sssa ase o. p!5Ttss - z
tinted esstes GoveFlmezs. os Responsible rrr~'a
slaasls I'll oiG e eu1y aoas Of the aeep,.cos
sesc.ioH either r;opoea ~ ...h h,dts-
be elesioiy s!ttt T. shs proposal l. rps., Genera,
PEI e S:;s
for Eossfa e ann .oua1 70 thu amount oftae cons.ae,
sSs q
sfuniTS - snntfnct - =
hlsnf torns Of niis. gua.snts.z and eonda ma3 ba
'''''n.a O. 'esaia ToRM o. FEoFosAl.
,.,..z.,.- a., ,.r.s5 5o,se1 ,.. - 11;7,,s ,ro
1SAo1 LN11e1 ~ -
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Storld be rtad by everybody. It treats on. and
shows how, the evil results arising from oari5 s99se
sure method OF dispcllinE the misKtTinEs many *
pertcnce tn entering The mArr1age STATE Roa q
Price 25 cents. Mailed free ererJEhefe.. ,+-u,.
x@b,coro ri S ~ " deA-t9s+1y.1S
, 1864-01-12

Mt DAZZLING WnK: -,
Vii she q We
IN IN a|fal state q mind Dearest, kindest, best q
d. Saee tessyed and
God has struck me down at last. Oh, write me
one more 'ahort line ere leave this. I implored
I nm mad with grief; am tn awful sinner. Christ
torgave the woman in adultery, tty and forgive
do TT tnow whers d9
you you are % vel to Case ny mind i could only see
iii looks arialy quiet, as II you were H.: an
fearfnlly wicked mar, and am well punished. ion
know not what fearful state an ia. What can
oh, forgive me now, and Twill swenr m awful VOW
10 alter my conduct For the Last time, foGFt1e
oss I915sa aHd ss f5celeat q Miye Mo5s
tcen shamefully treated. also you1 futher; but
5nasx s s SEQ gou once moro beose o.
Gebrgie, darling wife, have watched and nursed
and cried over four sick bed. and haye now IN my
out and kiss. Have pity on your wroteted hns-
VIZ; s can % fstsg;sx 81 $lt:Ss5 ts;s;.a s:s
" George Alexander, examined b Dr.. VAN,
by, Gteposed That he was formerly groom and
| yaict to Major Fitzgerald; Ae went in 1eG0
and remained till 1861. Heattendol him eve
r morning, and Ind opportunities Of seeing
T fow the Major behaved to Mrs F1tzgcrald-
| amined By Mr.. Chambers: The Major Was
| hot and passionate at times, but 1t was eoon
| oyer. He used to swear sometimes, and onea
| swore at the cook. Sarah Ncedham dEpcsed
TINT she was in tho service Of Blrs: Fitzgerald,
in Lowntles squs1c. She waited in the parlor.
Major Fitzgerald appeared to treat Lis wife
| kindly. There was another servant, named
Ashton, and she recollected Mira: Fitzgerald
calling her a., for nos doing some needle.
| to live with Mrs. FitzgeEa1d at Braden, hut
she left because Mrs. Fitzgerald said she was
| imuudent. Lady Maria Ann Sherson depos-
cd that she was the wife Of Capt. Shcr5on,
and she had been on Intimate terms with Me-
ior Fitzgerald, but she did not know much
Of Mrs. Fitzgerald before her marriage. She
visited her after her confinement, and she told
her that DR.. Perry had examined her 80 rough
" that he had killed her child. She recollect-
Thurlow square, aud she mentioned that her
children were III. hrs. Fitzgerald asked who
attended them. She replied DR.. Perry, but
she wes going to Gull In some one else.-
Mrs. .Fitzgernld said she was glad Of that,
as size did not like DR.. Perry, because
he killed her child Captain Geo1ge Andrews
Tne formerly in the Lifc Guards. He wos
acquainted with Major Fitzgerald and his
j wife when they lived ut BFs1en. They ap.
neared to live very comfortably, and Major
Fitzgerald behaved very kindly. Gross exam
fned: He recollccted in November. 1861
Maior Fitzgerald writing letter to bis wifi
In which he stated VI swear that have neye,
), Esd any acquaintance with that .porsou,'
i {Mrs. Mallstl and In which he spoke Of no
;. having received the f1,Tn Al his, 1eques
: be, copied that letter. That Fa5 the first tim
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n OGS, HOGS,

no GS1
Thr undersigned would inform thttr cussomeEt And
al pcsnone shipping to this market that lucy hs7t
lnc1caeed facilities Tits seas0n for handling
LIVE AND DRESSED IfOGSl
We viii tfye our personal attention to hl saleS,
Will guarantee fhe HIGHEST FUICE8 AND Pi3OMI3
RETURNS. BATES. ETONE T. Co.
uot&t5EEsm 2l9 South Water ft{ret.
GUPREhiE COURT OF I'LL.
~ EoIs: oTTAWA-UKIFRD. STATES CIRCUIT
COEEIt CIlCAti0:-The Un1ortfEucd will attend the
shove Coprta regularly. All busineas entrusted q
him vii bo promptly attended 70.
| I'M WEAD, Atterney 1t Laz:
| dezAtSe1in Feer1a, Illinois.
" HEADQUARTERS FOR
A LIB U M s.. ~.
IR.B.ApPLEBY'S, 13a South Clark Street
Don't buy I'LL yoa see hta stock, su1.k7tn
, 1864-01-12

Have long since given up the uss nf bushu, cubebs,
nnd luniper In tho treatment Of these iseAseS, and
only use then, for the want Of better remedy.
, 1864-01-12
SUPPRESSED TRANSPORTATION

Which In the unmarried female is constant recur-
ring dsease, and through neglect the sees OF mora
grave and dangerous maadtes the result; and IS
month after month passes without IN effort beo2
made to assst nature the suppression becomes chron.
lc the patient gradually loses her appetite. the bowa
cnnsttpatcdr night sWcnt3 come on, and C0JaUMF
IIQH finally ends her cntetr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22


A letter from the Army Of the Potomac
says nothing Of importance is occurring.
An order has been issued from the War
Department that all men who have been
ira nsferred from their old re9imests to
others for the purpose of serving out their
time, on account Of re-enlisting according
to former orders, shall be Immediately
returned 20 their original organizations.
Lieut. Gen. Grant is soon expected to
review the army.
Deserters come into our lines at an av-
ersge of 6 to 8 day.
A caucus of Republican or Union men,
bers of the House was held tonight al
the Capitol, Mr.. Morrill,, of VT, 10 the
Chair. The object was to harmonic the
views on important pending questions,
and with q view Of effec,ing an early ad-
journmsnt Of Congress. including financial
measures necessary to the support Of the
government, and the bill reported by Mr.
Davis. Of Nd, from the Select Committee
on the rebellious States, to guarantee to
certain States, whose governments have
been usurped or overthrow, . republican
form of government.
Various gentlemen suggested different
bills which they thought also ought &c
receive prompt attention, but no vote,
were taken as to measures which should
have precedence. 1t was generally agreed
that those Of the most public impo rtance
should FIRST be considered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
FROM WEST VIRGINIA
Especial to Herald.l
ST. Johns Run, March 2

Last evening detachment of Rbels,
reported to be Gilmore's men, made a
rad into Bath Village in Morgan county.
West Virginia, aud succeeded in csptur-
ing Mr.. Bristol, West Virginia State
Senator, and Mr.. Wheat, Member West
Virgins House of delegates.
Soon after it was known they had dash
ed Into Bath, Gen. Sigel ordered force
of cavalry in pursuit, with orders to at
tack them wherever they found them.
The latest information here is that the
pursuing force overlook them aud sue
decided in taking some Of them prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
From Hilton Head.

New York, March 81.
The Herald's Hilton Head letter of the
l4th says four contrabands arrived here
from the vicinity Of Charleston yesterday.
They bring no news, except that now our
shells reach no further than to Broad
street, and many of the inhabitants are
returning 10 the city, confident the Yam
KEGS can never take it,
A boat load Of deserters. seven in num-
Der, reached our lines day before yester-
day. They cay Admiral Fsrragut has al
ready captured Fort Gaines with garri-
son Of one hundred men, and is now
banging away at the city. They have no
PARTICULARS, and We do not yet receive
their reports as gospel truth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22

Washiseton. March 81.


Washington, March 81.
The Secretary Of War. in . oonnuni-
cation in response to : Senate resolution,
says 40 orders concerning elections were
ever Issued from his Office. He encloses
. letter from Assistant Adjutant General
Townsend, reporting that he hes given
orders to Provost larshals in Kentucky,
Delaware and Missouri, relative to cleo
tons in those States; also, letter Of the
same tenor from Provost Marshal Gen.
eral Fry, which, in dispatch of October
Slst, to Assistant Provost Marshal JET.
fries, at Baltimore, a. follows:
"Direct your Provost Marshals TO give
their aid in carrying out Gen. Schenck's
orders for preserving the purity Of the
elections at the polls in Maryland"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM ST. LOUIS.

2,eeption Of veterans-Nsw Recruits.
st. Louis, March Il.
Eight or ten regiments Of re-enlistsd
veterans of Missouri and other Northwes-
tern States arrived or passed through
here the past week, all Of which were
Toasted BY the Veteran Reception Com
mittee. and received cordial welcome by
the citizens generally.
Nearly 1000 new recruits from differ
ent States have passed through here dur.
ing the same time, en- route south to join
the regiments in the field.
The Third Michigan Cavalry. abou.
1900 strong, have also gone South.
The number of hogs packed here the
past season is FAC. 900. nearly 65, 600 ex'
cess over last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
New York, March FL

John W. Hunter, Assistant Auditor of
the New York Custom House. il under
arrest for alleged frauds.
A Washington special to the CONNER.
cial says it 10 understood here that the
Secretary Of the Treasury has decided ia
sell occasionally custom house gold certisI.
Gates TO bona 6de payers Of duties in CON-
mereisl cities. without notice, 1t ntes
bslow the selling price Of gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
Cincinnati, March 81

A dispatch to the Commercial from
S'ra~berry Plains 18th, says the rebels at
Balls Gap are in large force, probably
twenty thousand. The reports Of their
having sent away most of their artillery
and wagons by railroad, and mounted
the men on all their draught horses is
confirmed The general belief is they
will make sudden movement into Ken
lucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
Cairo, March 81
New York, March 81

+. Merriam, the celebrated meteroIo-
gist. of Brooklyn Heights, died a
Brooklyn yesterday.
T. Cool, the bounty broker. convicted
last week of defrauiing recruits, was to.
day released under the habeas corpus. and
bailed by Judge Barnard.
Jersey City has voted Sl0O, 900 for re.
cfuiting.
Gen. Hays has issued orders agains,
any person wearing . uniform. unless en-
titled to do so.
The POSTS special states the tax bill
will be reported to the House this week.
Gen. Humphreys was examined to-day
BY the Conduct of the War Committee,
relative to the Charlottesville and Get
tysburg battles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
HAIR DYEl HAIR pYEll

DATCHELORs celebrated HAIR DYE I. ~. -, =
- tn Wsri6. The only Hsrmlsss 7rss - ReIlsSi,
dye Known. This splendid Hair Dye Il perfect-chanee
Neutral Brspa without niurins the Hair or stiir ~
skn lcavng the Hair Bon and beautiful: imperts frssi
Vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and r,ts
nes the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine /. sirrs
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere in.ita
tons and shonld be avoided Sold by ALL DruaRiss &.
rACiOkf-Sl bArciaystreet, New York. BsrcHrIoa'
NEw TofiBf CRgln for Dressing the Hair TtvolG-,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
The New Revenue Bill--Priseners Muir.
dered in Riehmond--General Grant to
Command the Army Of tho Potomac.
Special to Tribune.
" ashington, March 20.

Command the Army Of tho Potomac.
Especial to Tribune.l
Washington, March 20.
A fuller and more correct statement OF
the leading provision of the new revenue
bill befure the Committee on WAYS and
Means is that tobacco is .axed IS per
cent. adyaiorem in leaf, and 40 cents q
pound manufactured petroleum s cents
gallon on crude and 10 cents on refined,
and distilled spirits dollar a gallon
Two of the committee are said to be OBJ
posed 70 SO high tax. In committee one
OF them is said to be obstinate in his faith
that tax Of so cents per gallon on whis.
Ky will produce more revenue than . tax
of one dollar or taxes imposed in the bill
prepared at the Treasury Department.
The tax OF tobacco and whisky may 20
into the Ways and Means Committee re-
duced, and possibly, but not probably, 90
into the House reduced. 1t Is Unlimited
that charge Of ~ cents on refined pe-
troleum las been already raised bys the
sub committee in addition to the above.
A very large increase of revenue ia
sought 70 be made by the new bill BY
Doubling, the price Of stamps on notes.
bonds. &c, and taxing instruments. and
forms not heretofore reached, such a let
tiers patent, deeds for convey ance for per-
sonai property. copies of instrums nta and
documents. process and forms OF Justices
courts, DC. There is no tax whatever
on malt. Beer is taxed $3.50 a barrel.
This Includes lager and preitzels.
Washington, March 90.
Prisoners from Richmond assert that
the rebels have already secretly executed
number Of officers attached to colored
regiments. Several have dis.nnasred
mysterioully from Libby it is said !
Especial to World.l
Washington, March 20.
1t is low stated by authority m,
Gen. Grant will take command IN pe.on
OF The Army of the Potomac.
Washington, March 81.
The Surreue Court has appointed Ino.
". Wallace, Of Philadelphia, reporter Of
its decisions, vice Judge Black resigned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
Gen. Gordon Granger.

Cincinnati, March 81.
Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger is not sick
in New York as represented. He is in
command of the Fourth Army Corps.
headquar.ers at Loudon, Tenn, and in ex-
cellent health.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Cairo, March 81

Cairo, March 81
The steamer Olive Branch from New
Orleans 18th, has arrived with large
cargo Of groceries, tropical fruits, 900
bales OF cotton for st. Louis, and the
10th, 18th aud S2nd Illinois re-enlsted
veterans.
Five regiments Of the 4th division
10th army corps. under Gen. Veatcb. are
eDcamped there.
The steamer Darling from Memphis
passed for Cincinnati with nearly 1000
bales of cotton.
Memphis dates of the 10Th are devoid
of news Of general interest. Nothing
doing in cotton; receipts triaing Ship
ments North 500 bales.
Cairo, March 81.
The steamer City Of Alton arrived
from Memphis for St. Louis with 81
bales OF cotton and 800 men of Veitch' 3
command Guerrillas had warned plan
,ers in certain locations along the Mis-
souri, River they will not be allowed to
raise crops with contraband negroes.
The 9th Iowa veterans arrived here
enroute home on furiough.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
Chicags Market.

By Telegraph Cmoaso, March 81
Four-In speculative demand.
Nheat-Dvmaud altogether speculative. and mark es
frnef aud higher sales Al l4ls for No. !, Vg
l o. for NJ. z
corn-Frm and steay At ssss SOL fr cid No l. ssi 90
Sc for
oass-Firm and y 10 9.e higher. sales at 6si41esc
principally Al ogtsia- p-iers
iiishwinesfirmer aud active, al opening sales
So Sssc. closing dull al in-ide price
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
Warrington, March n

Admiral Dshlgrsn left Sunday morn
ing for Fort Monroe, and il l. txpssted
the body Of M go vii arrive in : lev
days. + 's'~ =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
Yankee Spies in Wilmington.
New York, March 81.

The Wilmington Journal OF the LIST says
Wilmington is full OF Yankee spies and
iocendisries. Two fires occurred on the
29th ult.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
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Voi1lJtllrfi0l.


u
KseGrk AersA n, is0l.
PRODUCE ANO Pnov1slONs.
y, S ws..s 4 2 q sas was.s Extra = .
Ccas MsAL-N oo@s7 % = 400 ~.
s.a b.. ~! 80 Z 100 D. -
waaA.-5aI 81 q; Spring, 0oo0N % p bushel
OArs.-65c.
0axxs AppIEs-p0cas1 CO.
PorAroRs-s5taso Retail Csc p peck
BcrrrR-connnon, is,1olse, choies, 2o022c; rstal,
Esos-14 to 16c; retail 2oc
CHIcKEss-$2 %, very scarce
LARD-loGllc.
WHITE BEAss-Common to Good 81 sO6s2 90; Prime
Navy, e 25gs2 so
HaI-Iimo.hy. SO oo@s2s CO. b.led, s2s co. Prairie.
IA 0o0Sl6 90.
Hts 0ROCRR1RS.
sucaR-N Orleans fair lee prins ls1<r choice le]e
New York, c, lsc, New Tod, Alos szsSesd and pow
MoLAssrs-sugar House, 7os7sc; Golden Syrup, ss@
u 00-Sorghun, 55@65c.
CorrEsaRio. s7sssc' Java &C.
e eo;sr.s J, n y; ss s s., Ss1ss1 s'
r IS nsss SSyss:s !: sssl 's in''. q = to
ToRAcco-Daik Sweet, 90 CSC; Medium Brands, 20 10
soc; Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 90 to 81 10.
NAns--Bes, Brands 81 90 raies-
GLass-sxlo City - so, rates.
CoEpseE-2o TO PC.
DIR APpLEs-9 10 ioc p D..
Oar PEAcHEs-IIf's Is to 15}4e p b.
Oar CrRRAsrs-2pc
RsIsfSs-s5 90 To IS 90.
SAIr-Lake s. o.
FIsH-Se. Mackerel, ibis. ST oo9sls 90.
No 2 do do SIS 00eS16 90.
No. 2 DO Lf do IS ootos 50.
LII bbls. No. ! White Fish. s. 80.
sUNDRaEs.
HnEsDry Flint Is 10 lie Dry salted, II to 15c; Grub
by half price, Green, to Green Sheep Pelts 10 to
81 p; Green Hog Skins, lie.
SEEps-Tmothy, 81 o. to 81 so Tiax, e TO IS
FEsfnEEs-40 10 45c.
CHxEsE-Hamburg Is 20 1sc
BREY CArTiK-$4 ~, to II % gross.
SHrEY-s5 90 10 Sc % Y 100. gross-
| wooL-Gsan Tubvsshed. % 70 Tsc, ,,unwsshed one
| third less
Orls-coa OIL best White IS to ,oc retail SOC; Lin
seed Oil 81 IS Lard OIL 81 10 to 81 IS; Fish OIL 81 40
BxEswAx-+oc.
| Far Hoss-ss 90 to 81 90 nett
k.es-Wooien Z, Gotten SIC.
NV GusxIEs-ZIc.
| OlD IRos-le = M Brass lor ' n: Coorrs Ice a r.
cinnati, II Louis and Chicago Il for bsnkable
funds. Gold " to sc premium buying
| DRY GOODS.
sHrrrrsss AND smrrscs-ssl1 to ssl1e.
| DRfLIs-3o to +2ir
| PgfNrs-f5i- 10 y g
| psLN~s-Z5 q Be.
| GisaH,xs-25 IN 81 iSe.
| CHApwIcx Co.r- srooI-s1 co.
| SEuS THRfsD-sl ~ 10 ii 10.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-22
SENATE

After the presentation of various memo
rails. Wilson called up the bill to promote
enlistments.
Davis offered an amendment similar IA
the one heretofore rejected, allowing the
district courts to appoint commissioners
to make valuation and award to loyal
owners just compensation for slaves to
ken under the provisions Of the bill.
The morning hour having expired,
Doolittle called up the bill 10 regulate
Indian affairs in California.
Davis resumed his speech on his
amendment. to the enlistment bill.
After the presentation Of petitions, &c,
the bill promoting enlistments was taken
up.
A motion to recommit was lost, four to
twenty-five.
Wilson modified his amendment so a
to read after the word wife or the woman
recognized a. such. He also Withdrew
the second section giving compensation
to loyal owners.
Davis offered an amendment that U.
8. District Courts shall appoint three
commissioners to appraise and award com.
pensation to loyal owners Of slaves freed
BY this bill.
Davis advocated his amendment, claim.
ing that the bill was unconstitutional, in
asmuch a. the government under its pro.
visions would take property without Civ.
ing any compensation to its owner.
Wilson favored the bill As one Of tho
Instruments to work out emancipation,
and should vote for it, deeming it a ne.
cessity.
After long discussion, without sssios,
the Senate went into executive sees;on
and subsequently sdjourAed.