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The Portland daily press., 1864-11-09
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s6na DISCOVERED At LAST.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-09
wood for Sale.

A BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
~ at Graves Hill. Westbrook, viii be sold at a
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON. at Geo. H.
Babcock's, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON
head Of Berlin Wharf. ~ i oct8 diff
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-09
New Haven. i'm.

~ 49, ~~~~e NII
a - New Haven, June 2Sth, 1854.
Messrs. O. g. Clark & Co.AGeRttezzen 81 desire
to make known the almost instantaneous eiIeets Of
Cees pyspepsia Cure, in eases of choIera psorbus
had nsea ri twenty four hosfs parglHg st lhe
into your drug store to procure some brandy FL
had always been told that Il was good reraady Ia
oScs Ssp sa Ss and my wsSS:s =
and ne asked nae at once "wbat Il the matter f'i
replied; have been Tor twentry.fonr hours ycmit.
from and this Si % % Nom
ncn compieteIy pfostrates me.S He produced BOT
Tie o. Goes pyspepeia Cure, saying, 'tako large
sssr S;rs 81 EeAf snow o'clock; taksn another
From the moment took that lrst dose Of the
meoiclne my sickness at stomach was gone effect
was nstantaneous. In an hour cat my dinner with
as good relish as ever hnngry man psrtook, las 1
was well cleared cut Of food,l and followed by .
feaspoonful Of cure. have not suffered particle
Of Inconvenience since took the remedy u
:. its action vas 80 Eonderful and 90 immediate,
that eould hardly hsiiose tho sgidspces e. py eEa
facts, that the whole world may avail themselves Of
its use. Like bread, It thould hud place In every
SWsy rom home witSout bottle Of h his poSts
or where it senid be quickly msd H available;
- hen rrzE y0Sr', =. g GEO + s DRAKE
gli one Of the TsOeaty.ass is'lq
ielpJng Hs Ra New Haven, July nth, 1854.
aQ ME. -6ir;-Having been troubled with the
Dyspepsia for some eight or twelve months. I have
taken the usual mtultiuee, which nAVC uOn0
me no good. saw your advertisement Of medi
cine to care the Dyspepsia have tried II and
found II to be THE medicine. The first Is drops the
It'll of June, that took, relieved In minute.
have taken It three or four times but have had NO
distressing feeling IN my stomach since taking the
first Is drops; although before, j could not eat
meal and sometimes no more than three or four
monthfalia without distressing me. ,,
Respectfully, J. +. Woodbury..
s0i cb1T sb ri. New Haven, june nth, 1854.
~ Ma. CoH-DeoF Sir:-The bottle of Dyspepsia
Medicine received from you, gave instnn famous
relief i only Used It when my food distressed me.
II waa about ike taking two doses to-day, one to-
morrow then every other day, increasing the guam
tity Of food and decreasing the medicine until was
enabled to eat without taking anything at all. Ny
oaee was an extreme one, having suffered for seven
wears now consider myself cured and BY using
only one bottle Of medicine in the space Of two
months. The dose was teaspoontnl.
2 Sold by Druggists in city and country, every
7 "-TSIsoa Price sI.Oo per Bottle.
Orders by mail, from either dealers or consumers,
promptly attended to. 57GtUre E "a 80
rs1sr9 C. G. CLARK 4 co. l-l
. Wholesale Drug0ssts, Nsss Ravsn, Cona.,
:. Il ~ u iel5 ~ r ni-rd Propristcrs.
sold In Portland By W. y. PAIlIibs, II. q! BAY,
ana All censs ees'sss' 'tlloi @arshseodlyet
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-09
To Let.

EOUR Offices. single in suites, over Stores Nos.
IL 152 and l54 Exchange Street. opposite the Inter.
national House. Apply on thepremises tor 3.
!, jy4 diff A. L. BROWN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
Nav York. March Is.

~e-t
ovsr 400 Of ths workmsa suploysd -
Forts Tompkips and Hamilton have
struck and work b suspended.
A Norfolk .lettsr Of the 18th confirms
the expulsion 81 ~ Tseels iron 6shblk
and our occdpAtion Of ths plsos on the
18th. This il latsf than the reported re-
pulse Of our troops which occurred on
the 9th.
Washisgton specials state It Is under
stood the Committee Of Ways and neans
propose to raise tho tax on manufactured
tobacco SO per cant.
Reports have reached here that the
rebels ars prsparing another piratical ex'
petition from come Of the small inlets in
the Chesapeaks Bay. The utnoss vigi
lance is required Of the gusboats, and il
is believed the next party trying the ex
pertinent cannot fail of falling into oul
hands.
Donnelly. notorious guerrilla of Lou
don county, Va, has been arrested and
sent to the old Capitol Prison.
/ OF l77l applications, 7S4 have beer
selected for commissions in negro regi
ments By the Examining Board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14

Louisville, March l9.

Louisville, March l9.
Gen. Burbridge has ordered the arrest
Of Col. Frank Ward for disloyal senti-
ments uttered in . speech at sword pre-
sentation to him II Lex'ngtoa Thursday.
Brig. Gen Erwing, brother-in-law Of
Msj. Gen. Sherman, has been ordered to
this city, probably to supersede Gen. Bur
bridge ia command Of the Federal forces
in Kentucky.
N. 0. papers Of the Alb msntios arriv-
al Of Gen. Sherman there on the Sd, and
give accounts Of m extensive illumination
TO celebrate the Inauguration Of the new
Governor OF Louisiana on Alb Of March.
Army officer from Chattanooga yesser-
day noon repsrts all quiet there, and also
as far a heard from :; Knoxville.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14

Yesterday afternoon our picket line,
composed + the I'd colored cavalry regi
ment, Col. Cole commanding, near Suf
folk, was attacked by force OF the enemy
supported by four regiments of infantry
aud squad Of cavalry and four bat,erie.
of artillery.
Oar pickets fell back to Barnes Hill
where other troops were sent to their as.
sistance. Seeing the strength Of our sup.
porting columns, the enemy did not con-
tinue the pursuit further. While Colonel
Coles troops were falling back there was
continual skirnishing at some points.
Our colcred boys stood their ground
maniully at times. and at others they
were completely panic-stricken.
1t is impossible % state our sx,ct loss.
Aboa. 100 are missing; one Captain and
one Lieutenant were killed.
A squadron OF the Sth cayalty, under
command of Major Preston. started to
find the enemy. and found them in full
force al Barnard's Mill, whore they still
are, lace to face with our troops.
Our position is impfe9nable. va
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14


0oDorteT1.
Chattanooga, March r.
Nothing i'm portant from the front to-
night.
The rebels SAINT in Gag Of truce on IN
importan, business, intending 10 get the
location OF cur advanced posts at Ring
gold. The Gag vas stopped a, the out
posts and the scheme foiled.
The heavy columo Of infantry reported
moving up towards Ringgoid is nothing
more than large body Of refugees seek.
ing the Federal lines.
Boats from Knoxville report the gusr-
rilas quiet along the river.
The receipt Of rebel deserters aver age
thirty per day this month. The cat b Of
allegiance is taken at the city prison daily.
Seven hundred and sixty deserters have
been sent TO the rear.
Gen. Steadman, commanding the Post,
issues 5000 rations daily 70 citizens who
come from = dstance of 80 miles
All unemployed or enlisted contnbands
viii be shipped north Monday.
As an evidence of reconstruction the
Masonic Lodge Of Chattanooga revived
aud has comm. need work.
Col. NichoIette, 24th Ills, wounded at
Buzzard Roosa. died in hospital last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14

The Postofice Department have just
concluded contracts for mail service in
Nebraska, Washington, Idaho and other
far-off territories. Among them is one
providing that from July first next, the
mails shall be carried thence from the TO-
tersection Of the overland mail route II
Salt Lake City by way of Boise City and
Auburn to Walla Waila, in Washington
territory. in ten days, 10 lieu Of sending
them by PlscervilIe, California, to Port
laud. Oregon. This saves twelve hundred
miles travel and ten days in the expedi-
ton OF the mails for Oregon. Washington
aud Idaho territories. The important
service is let to Ben Holiday at 1856 600
per annum. The mails for the newly dis.
covered gold mines in Idaho are to be
sent from Salt Lake City, aud the con,
tract is awarded to Mr.. E. 8. Afford.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
: 1leo| - lol


q 81 ~ ZoQeoos
Z Gss. Botlsr ssnt'a portion Of Kipss-
risks cavalry, Col. Asdssdeek and Col:
apears. 70 King and Qsesn 9. 81. 70 deal
"a the citlDe6s 6lld1lisg . y A6a.oouA-
battants Who abused Gil. pshlgnn. Col.
Anderdock reports ths 81 ard oth virs
ginia cavalry, With citixons, 1900 IN I'll,
vsre driven from their. camp, near Car
rolls s1bre. The canp ms taken md
number killed and some prisoaen taken.
The enemy W. also driven from the
G. H., and largo amount Of grain. mills
add stose-houses were burned.
1 The steamer New York arrived lest
night from Point Lookout with six hun.
drsd pFiyatss and torty-fve of6seFs. rebsl
prisoners. The New York. sailed for City
Point this evening.
The rebel Gen. Fitshugh Lee Vas sent
| up with this Dag Of truce to be ex'
changed.
| The steamer Spaulding from Beaufort
10th, has arrived. She brings the ON
Gers of the United States steamer Pert
craft, sunk Of Wilmington last Sunday
By a collision with the steamer Mouti
cello also. the officers Of the blockade
runner Scotia.
All quiet at Newbern.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, March IL.
HOW'RE


HOUSE.
The House set apart to-day for speech
making.
Mr.. Holman of Indiana argued against
the Ssase reconstruction policy OF the
President, whose duty it is to execute
the laws, and not to make them.
Hubbard OF New York spoke in vindi-
cation of the belIigerent RICH. to declare
the Slaves of the rebels free.
Dumont noticed the remarks OF the
gentleman who had heretofore complain
ed that the original purpose Of the war
had been perverted to abolition. he would
like to know when this same gentleman
yielded q vigorous support to the Gov
esnment to put down the rebellion. The
idea that thu North would enter into no
negotiations OF recognition Of the bogus
Confederacy vas ridiculous. There
we're traitors 10 the Free States. Some OF
them ran away from the South where
they were known Is poor white trash.
These we're among the most earnest
against the war and maintained that the
holding of slaves was proof Of respects.
bility. Such men deserved to be elected
to the rebel Congress. He noticed the
remarks Of the Mr.. Cox and referred to
his book, THE Buckeye Abroad"
Cox said he was tired Of hearing such
slang uttered here to aim house.
Some one reminded Cox that the
speech to which he objected was from q
Democrat
Cox replied that Dumont Was a rene
gade Democrat. He then referred to
gentlemen coming hero like school boys
and rehearsing the slang trash picked up
during the week and sending it to the
country ~ grand speeches. Il vas =
farce-the same old stuff was reiterated
What he wrote when he was boy did
not prove that he advocated the political
and social condition Of the negro. None
but An idiot or fool would draw such con.
| clusion.
The chairmain Davis called Coz to
order and required him to observe the
rules.
Cox said he would do 80, but Why did
not the chairman call the gentleman from
Indiana to order for his gross personali-
ties
Bliss, Of Ohio. spoke Of the admins
tration for not adhsring strictly to the
letter and spirit Of the Constitution, and
thus ensaring to the nation the blessings
1t wac 60 eonpetent> to'bestow. He a.
tributed our troubles b the election of .
sectional candidate BY fanatics who sought
70 abridgs the constitutional rights Of
the South. The President's plan Of re-
construction was Is anti-republican ~ it
was absurd and impractioable.
Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
New York, March Is.

@se New York, March Is.
AeWshingloa special says by order u
the President the following military ar
raneemsnts have been made 1t. Gen.
Grant has been assigned to the command
of oil the Armies Of the United States /;
Gen. Hall.ck is relieved from duty n
General. in Chief, and assigned 70 special
duty at Washington, - Chief Of Staff Of
the Army. Maj. Gen. Sherman Is A.
signed to the command of the Division
Of Mississippi lately commanded b Gen.
Grant, and comprising the Departments
Of the Ohio. the Cumberland, the Tenn
essee and Arkansas. Gen. McPherson h
assigned to the command of the Depart
meat Of Tennessee, recently commanded
by Gen. Sherman.
1t. Gen. Grant will establish his Head
Quarters in the field with the respective
armie, operating under his personal su'
pervision
Gen. W. F. Smith vas to-day nomina
ted for Major General Of Volunteers, IS .
necessary preliminary to his assignment
Of the command Of ihe'Army Of the Poto
| mae.
The Committee on the Conduct Of th'
War are Investigating the Florida expe
dition. The evidence already given e.
sablishes the fact that neither the Presi
dent or any one else ia Washington Is 70
sponsible for its disastrous termination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
st. Louis, March IL.

Advices from Natchex End, say relia-
BILE information puts the rebrl force ID
Western Louisiana between $4,000 and
&C, 900 under Dick Taylor. General Pa
lignia and Col. Harrison.
The enemy are terrifying Fort Darnes-
~, Black River, and the territory on
Ouchita.
Only the Provost Guard is at Shreve.
port.
Three rams are building below that
point.
The rehsl gunboat Webb showed her
self at the mouth of Red River recently.
We have quite feet Of iron ciads and
rams collecting there.
Prominent officers of the army write te
Illinois that Gen. Logan is unwilling te
become . candidate for Governor OF that
State. and earnestly hopes the loyal voter
of Illinois Will unite without reference r.
former party ties upon ticket made NJ
Of unconditional Unionists, who favor
the prosecution of the war to the ina
overthrow of treason and rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14

A special bearer Of dispatches fr ON Mr..
bayou has not arrived here, az stated. in
reference to project Of recognizing the
South by France.
The Republican Of this afternoon 70.
grets to learn that Gen. Meade has not
sufficiently recovered from his late atlsck
of pucnnsonia "a .wsrsant his entering
upon another campaign with the Army Of
the Potomac. He may retire for little
time fro.u active SERVICE s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
New York March IL,

The Richmond Wing of the 9th, says
it will take about . week or mora TO re.
build the railroad to Lees army. Lee
has sent out his cavalry in all directions
to seize everything in the shape Of forage
and subsistence for his troops. The cir
cuitous route everything has to come oves
by railroad renders it impossible to Sc
cure enough over one line to keep Lee,
army from suffering. The Wing also
says the rebel forces in Florida outnum.
bered ours two to one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14

.sesesrs i Biz. O.. J. ". Tulssr, bsar-
= Z e6sisl dtpalshss; = War Depart
lnent.
= Capt. Ehosatpa q thA Island CITY 0p-
tursd tv6 llf2 ] t6rpsdo6s nS6r ~ noeth
Of s.. Joh1i riseF, evidepfly nade fol
he dsStruSlisn * our bIoSksdiag sqssd'
sxps. s
Affairs 1t Jacksonville remain quiet and
unohsA9p@ 49, se
Ths SAau,pa isvssy prsvalsssat Posl
Royal and Beaufort. II i mostly conhn
Cd - eolofed troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
From Denver City.
Denver City, March i2.

DouFIT NtsyS ASx"ISu -
The Territorial Convention, held in
this city yesterday. elected six delegates
to The National Convention to be held in
Baltimore next June. Resolutions en-
dorsipg the Administration and pledging
the cooperation and hearty support Of
Colorado, we're Adopted, also asking Con-
gress to pass oil immediate acts providing
for the organization of State Government
and the admission Of Colorado into the
Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
New York, March IL.

On the authority of an officer who
served with Col. Dahlgren. it is emphati-
cally stated that the order alleged TO
have been found on his body was FORGE
~. No such order was ever written or
even considered by him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!!

DATCHELORE c<iebratsd HAIR DYE - ~ bssf u
ID fAs Wsrid. The only Hsraiess, frss sd Rsssstis
dye known. Tis splendid Hsir Dye Is perfectchanges
Red Rusty, Gray Hair instantly to 8teesr Bs>k
Neutral 8yews without injufhA Tia Hair Staining the
skn, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful imparts fresh
vitality, frequently yesogng m pristine color and rect
fes the III effects Of BID Dyes The genuine l. signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all ofhsn are imita-
TONS and should BE svotded Bod ~ all Druggirts &c
FACT0RY-Sl Barclay strcet, New York. BArcHKioR
NEW TorLK1 CRxAM Tor DrsssiAg the Hair. ljy9-dAwl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14

V0u8U0, AsS0o 80
The Ways and Means Committss havs
completed their amendments 70 the Ne
tionsl Banking bill, establishing : sniforu
rate Of interest Of seysn pr cent, allow
ing existing State Banis to retain their
respective names, and abolishing the num-
bering Of the Banks.
Gen. Grant intends to concentrate AL
our western forces from the western
boundary OF Texas to the Mississippi
camps, for smashing blows this spring.
Another call will soon be issued fol
two or three hundred thousand men.
Gen. Lew Wallace has arrived here,
having been summoned by the Secretary
of War. Report assigns him 70 the CON-
mand Of the Middle Department, with
headquarters ct Baltimore.
A dispatch from Admiral Dahlgren,
dated Fort Monroe, says he expects to re.
cover the body Of his son BY . Gag Of
truce Saturday or Sunday.
The Worlds Washington dispatch has
a report that Gen VIM. F. Smith, d
Gen. Grants request. has been appointed
to the Major Generalship vacated By
Grant, and that he will command the Ar
my Of the Potomac.
Gen. Hslleck reported yesterday Z
Gen. Grant for orders, and was assigned
to special duty At Washington.
An informal meeting of the Republican
members Of the House decided 70 sustain
Secretary Chase's views on the gold ques
ton. This insures the passage of thu
Senate gold bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14

NEW YcaK. March II.
Cosfou-Hezxy and shade lower - for mddling up
hAnis, and ~ fos low ni3dlsnx-
Fiour-Dal nnd e lover .9e-6 80 for extra State
lSsT . for extra r. H. o. 5ss 50 for trade brands
eio~ing quiet
whixksy-oyened duii and closed nrner and more &C.
tive sseoc State and as r Western, batter
exfreaa
wheat-DuIl and lie Lower AZ s5z71 es for Chicago
Spring and Mil Club and ea4l II for Winter He'd
Western
corm-Heavy and declining nj ~ regular way, and
81 cash for shipping mix ssi " e<tern in store
oats-tlairs and scarcely hrm sc1sysc fw West
Mooa--luies and steady.
PrtroieunQnies II sisS1&s<c FIR ersds; sas Soc Cor
fn-d free nrm 1T 5skssie
Pork-DslIl and prices sitheuf material change.
Beeftsry aetivs and Erner sic for prime: 1o Is
FIR repaekel nse1s 10 5sal7 20 for Prim.
f ss,ive and nrner ssaes Of 500 terces - Is %
Me5 Co.
Baco ssdes-Dau
Lsrd-Dun and heavy at ls5i4Sl.c, latter
New York Money Msrket.
NEw YoRx, March L.
Moa~y frrner and very artve at s4s.
Sterling lower and dnil ss lJs8fi5I
Gold dull and lover. opening ut les declining to lsl
Closing dell nj 1914
Total exports ~ specie to-day, sielSo
Government stocks heavy and lower.
Us d. 81 coupons il2i&
$50 coupons ies9 losi4.
T-3es liz
Stocks lower.
USiYear Cert ss5. pnc 81: Ere l.3is: Hudson isel
Erie pfd lse Harlem lic,< Reading i3s.: c 1N5
ial; G Scrip 1861; c p IN. Tel 4 WabAsA ls5
Q llsSe Toledo lis5r LA II DCT2 II W
len saa " %.
since Board gold quoted ii Ie1ssaIsl1S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
Special Notices.


This celebrated Toilet Seap, In such universal
Mild and emsiicns in its nature. frngrAatiy
scented and extremely Ben eflelA1 In it, action
upon the skin. For sails by all Druggists and Fancy
Coed, Dealers. jsn2s-1ydsv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
Phiiadelphia, March IL

| Gen. Grant was passenger on the
early morning train from Washington.--
He changed cars At the Relay House, and
| proceeded westward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
Sunday Night Report.
An lnvitatisn 50 0sa-. Grant ftsn New
YsEk--1is Reply.
Washington. March Is

=
Lieut.. Gen. Grant, before he left on
Friday, received letter written in behal!
Of large number Of the loyal New York
eitiseps, Who desired to svince their appre-
citation Of The signal services he had rem.
dared to the country in brilliant ssries
Of SHOWCASES in -she ssny, aud especially
soliciting the favor Of his so,DBsay .
lhsir Gsest u some period dusilg his stAy
70 the ssst The ietsss was Gigssd y 90
Of the most prsninsas oitiasas q New
York. ~
. In rsplys 0es. CREST says. While h;ehly
appresiativs d the kind steadef q he
hcspit.litiea 81 the city. y vim ~ s.,
aele y aessps Of their hospitalitiss. n
dsties, b. adds, call ne to the West 81
which I sgari b The 49, sxpediaisasl
ssaas tkis ssa6ine. For IN pa. fyeer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March L.
Flour-Nors active: sales Of 1900 bels pirate
terms
whest-ie lower. eioang II for Nc. l, snd $50
% for No. >.
curn-Le-s active, and market closed dull sithoat quo
table chang
osss-ssraty at CT. for Winter. and 81. fr No.
fresh receipts.
IIighwines-Dan aud Dc lower. sales at SOC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
Go1,.lIserfial.

s. HAAlILL q co.
WHOla~ALD 0R0C p
No. 100 cOrna IssssA - Main srssts.
Dn1. eA.. q! o.nuz} 4
pR~pUOR AND PROv11IoNS.
] oUn-sspsrAne, . o. spring WHEAT Extra, y p
peIi WSsat fntra, s so@s4 Co.
Cor NrAl--SI So9s2 % y 1ooAs-
s s.ass s.0,s = ! V sssss o.
Wss.s..Ss,i. u 4 spaine aooea % bs'hsl.
RYE-s1c-
OAfs.-65c.
Cars Aprlss--oOc@sl o.
bvr1n-coma,Oa, iaIzsl5s Choice, sa6sas retail,
= Ees.--i4t 70 1ec; retail 2oc
CnIcKxss-s2 90, very scarce.
WINS Bs7.s-common to Good 81 so9az 90 Prime
Navy - 25@$2 80
Ha1-Timoihy. $40 ooesa % saisd, sos % pr.i1is,
GROCEnIEs.
suo.s-Sew Orleans fsir lac prime, isc choice lee,
View YORK. q lsc New York, A, lS, crushsd and pow
mo- MoI.ssns-susu House. 7os76e Golden Syrup, 80
81 oo-Sorghun, 556165c.
corrxs-AiO sd@ssc; JAN, 80.
Rcs-10c
sss;-f.is, 7: 1..i;; g; S,l..1, .,ssse
TI.-Young Lyon; 8 sosi IS; Imperial 81 . to
ros.noDss s.s.. Go 70 csc, Medium Brands. 70 to
coz Gold and Natural Ls.d, 9 90 TO 10.
KAns-Besf Brands 81 %. rates
GLAss-sxio City - 80, rates
DsY AppiKs-e to I0e 2 b.
D4Y PKAcHEs-HHs Is 70 1919 = ID.
DIR CoRKASTs-1G.
RAIsNs-s5 % to IS 10.
esLr-Iake s. % TO Is.
FIsH-No Mackcrei, bbis. ST. ocaNs co.
nj 70. g e s r q Z Z s sssss g g
If bbb No. White Fish, 81 TO-
sUNDRIEs.
Lsarnxx-soie 80 TO Sc, Harness ~ 70 sc.
nmrs-Dry flint is l1c Dry saited, ]. 70 ls Grub
Lv half price Green to Te Green sheep Pelfs 10 to
ssrps-Timo,hy, - % 70 ~ TO- rias. Il to Is
FxarHxxs--t8 to 4sc.
| Carnr-Hambury. Is % lse,
Bxxr CArrE-St W, 70 - ~ grnss-
1 third i-ss.
Ons-coal OIL. best White, IS 70 roc, retail, SOC Lin
seed on 81 rs lard OIL 81 70 to 81 IS Fish OIL, n %
/ Tar Hoss-s5 90 10 &c % nett.
R.ss-woolsn II Cotton Sig
on Ixox-lr > ~ Brass loc P n, CooPEa, lsc ? D.
EtcH.saE-on se~ fcst. pliisds'paia Boston GIN
| funds. Gold 80 10 5se pfesntnsn buytng.
day GOODS.
| erxrrrxas .sp sHrsTixss-231x to &sjxe.
| DnnLs-sp t. &11lxc.
| Pxisrs-istz TO ~.
DrAtss--zb ts 3.a~
| GIxasAxs-ss 10 81 ".
| CHADWICK AND Co.rs HrooL-s1 oo.
| sxux rHnxap-A % 20 81 10.
| HsrxKRs sss MEeH. CAssInERE-e5 to SOC.
| sxnr BRATp-a % 81 To-
CoKsyr JE.xs-25 10 35e-
| psyans-z5 to 6dS-
| TscKfsG--2S TO Tsc-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-14
MlDnllllT DEsPaIclEs
New York. Narsh Is.
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