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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05
Legal Notices
II s. MAReHAL's 4RoCL AVIATION

~ .6Sae4&4&Sef A1}Sea, &ssks. 49,,
sIaAca~~l, Peter mA0dy u6xtsd o&1ksA1essen !. ~ :
State Of fo~a do hereby give pubic notice .nss w
OF the United stases against two steam -
ALA, 10 cause az ssisurs and forfeitnss ~ a
CbnSvess, ai4 enthelAh d. st 5ny. q
county Of nry and State OF low, did ataen aoo
into my possession for xfe custody steam enelnC
boilers and amake stack sd egpeufsE9 neu
run OF burra ineld dng e<as>s and soneecsNos nfes
stir And coonecti ms including double worm at!acned
Atnsiqs mill corr hSl 81 sn 49, sss3 &
rye (smount 90 sstimatedD bale Of ps, loo bushels
hrs, malt $50 bu shalsdesrn, large water tubs
psir .c.I-s lot OF tin vessels, sfermeuting tube
eotlers loVo stayss, ssv and ~ min nQg4g, patr
FsIrtanh.' hay scsies, bbs (Do gliossl shsqiiQ
IN nv Whisky bbls Sfecefvers Tot Ct hpgpeA (xo0,
rest6ers and connections, Office fixtures and hereby
Also give puhe notice that the me aeped for the
turn a saf and the hearing OF this cause 10 the
Sd Tuesday Of be1G the lefh day OF
her AID 1885 and Ihef~Ay 6dhonisA aud ssmnA ms al
persons claiming any interest in said steam engines ct
aha or knowing or hdstngH anyshnG 10 say why the
should be decrsed to be forfeited to the United
States aud condemned and sold to answer OF
said HbelAAt shas aAA aepsAf sefosseA District
Court its the city of keokuk In said District
said day Of s6eptsnb-r, 1885. u 70 o'clock
when where said will be heard then and there
int-rpose their Claims sd answer s.id bel infer
nation and make their allegations in that bsAAk. 81
PETER MRLENDY, y, 8. Aarsha1.
BY H. EuLT1N. Dseuty.
r. To- Auu
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IT s MARsHAL'S PROCIAMATION-

~ Usitd &at,s Of Aa1vcos SOssAeru Dirfaon 81
Iotuu Il Peter Meendy United Staten Marshai for the
State Iowa. do hereby give public notice that in the
case Of United States against three bbs
In osuse Of seizure and oreiture updor Acts Of Con-
gress did. ON the 4th day Of August A d 1865. At
Mount Pleasant Henry county, lows, attach and take
my pos >esson for ~ custody s. 1bls hfgha1neg
signed for the Of said warrant and hearing Of this
ia the third Tuesday Of September IL being the
10Th DAY Of se,tember, D. 1eee. aad hereby admsat
fsh and all persons claiming any tntsr ~ n
said bbls hghwfnes, knowing Or having snythsns
to say why the should ~ decreed to he cyt
ed TO the United aud eoudemu and sold
answer the prayer of said blant shat they and
before said district Court at its in the city Of
Ne xxx IN sad Distrfct said 18th dayOf Set Aer,
1885, at 10 o'clock ~ when and VII sxd cause Ill
be heard then and there TO nterpose their claims and
said libel Of information and make their aega-
tions In that behalf. PETER MELENDY,
u. g. Marshal.
-sI BY n. WILTON, Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co.. Iowa Aug 20 1855 ,ft fs-fet
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-stsl BY H. WILTON, Deputy
Keokuk, Lee Co, Iowa, Aug 20 1885.
II s. MARsHAL'S PRocLAMAT1oNG

TT S. MARSHALS PROCLAMAT1ON-
~ . Uaited Sates Of Lnsrea SoutaerS Dsvssion Of
Io'oaI. Peter Meeudy United States Marshai FOR the
State OF iowa do hereby public notice tn in the
of the United States against elk half barrels
Of whisky in of seizure and forfeiture under
OF Congress did on the q. DAY of July ls65 ut OF
tumwa, Wspeo county To attach and take Tito my
possession for safe keeping six bbs of whi.ky rksd
n NJ g and hreey ssc give public notice II IT the
time ssssned for the return of aid warrant and hearing
Of this IL the 81 Tuesday Of September beingthe
18th day OF September, y. 1885, and hereby adm
ish aud summons all parsons claiming any isterest In
said six a bbs. OF whisky, or knowing having shy
thing TO Why the should not be decreed % be
forfeited IN the United States and be condemned and
sold 10 answer the Of said besnt that they Be
and sppear b-fore thu District Court
city OF K-okuk in said ustncNh ssd 18TH day Of Sep
tember 1855 at 10 O'clock. whSb and Where said
will b. ard then and there to interpose their claims
aud answer sst libel OF inform alton nm make their ohm
cations In that behalf PkFKR ME- ENJOY,
s M.rshal.
By FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co. Iowa Aug % IS
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This unequalsd prspaEatA which Possesses the pecu
liar propert fssstenng grey Aar 70 color
and II TO the color Il Possessed Ashore
turned assy. II y . pernansnt csre fbr aandruF
and envens the ro0ts Of the hair gives the
hnr lssing and natura moisture, scurf
fteng and soreness Of tAes kn Persons hare fved
tAts pfparat0n say that thsy havs tried al kfuAs
tonia Ana Hair Rsstsutse and had bssn able
asa a.tels th.t ~osd predaes she desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has cured pe
Who he'd solid Of dandru6 al knitted and
seoentsd together IN the share Of esp covering the
upee hA ssd IN tie OF thirty asys aftsp u4ne
~ foae ths spd dsnaru6 al desppsarsd tAs
hatr, which had until that time been prvsnted fro0
growing, resnmed ItA former healthy Srpwih.
In the Of James Aershou OF the 2lst Iowa
fsoery, hose heeA covered With thick coating u
AanAruG ana urf msnfion~d ID rvs and WHO'S mdy
hsd aDt conpetels lisn ont, b shown the virtue a
this foue. Tor In the Of three u2 appiicatiea
oft his scalp sssued healthy condition and his hair
commenced TO grow beautifully. This Is only case
efths kinl ii eh0saApAg Gould mention many others
bat fee vast ofspase and cost prevented foa DO
inG 4 sa4
bold by 9 1ORGE CABUs, corner Of Second and Main
stvet Price Is csuts per bottle. AnberAI dscoun,
be ~ sd~s mch31-d6m
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HAMBURG CHEESE-Receiyed weekly
Il L direct from the Dsiries Ohio eonssl ment,
and sold II lowest market prices to the trade by
arg26 ROBERTSON 4 ALEERe.
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Dmerson's Agency.
NHE "FLORENCEo

SEWING MACHINES have
the reversible feed motion,
vhbsh saables the operator
20 have the work carry eth
or way, or tschanes Tie d.
rectiou and fasten the end
ofseams by turning . thumb
screw. They are noiselsas
and can he used where quiet
10 necessary. Their stitch 10
The wonder Of all, becanss
Oh - oUn6asd ehnttctty,
strength and beauty.
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AU TOM ATIC ORGANS,
SCHOOL ORGANS as
MELODEONS S.
rHIRrY.PlyRTH THOUSAND HOWIN USE,
gvtryInstrument Warranted for Five Yeln

In presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, We boldly an
greatest triumph In musical Instruments Of
the age During the past half century the French and
Germans have manufactured reed Instruments with
Double bellows and pedals for the feet to operafs
but the want of the reversed EXHAUSTION Bellows
(which only belowsusedin our instruments made
impossible for ttem to produce the mellow rich and
musical tone for which instruments celebrated.
Another oh ectou to this method Of blowing that
both being occupied opportunity offered for
the sgemept of the swell withinthspa
Instruments constructed THE European plan Of
"double blowers have been 10 this
try and ccunteraet this di0culty want swel)
lever has projected from the centrs theInsts
msnt tie upen tbs swell. AID oPsnAsW knss-
an1 contorton nscsssaFy 70 effect
object dssgrssAbl> snoegh to gsntsuan, bat 70
lady the ofsuch appendagsia nearly impossible.
device obvates thts diSculty entirely
thesmpie of blowing with sss force givin
the desired decreased the volume oftone.
For seventeen years the OF Me-
iodsons hes not been and for two
the demand has made IL impossible for -
meet orders promptly With
wefee warranted assuring patrons that their or
ders will be promptly met oiicits oonfenaaseef
e. liberal dssessafts cisrsvms~, cksreAss esd
SsAosis.
Address, sess ssssssi sa9'
GE0. A.PRuNCE Z CO., 0u GfalW N. Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE 4 CO., chicago, HI.
An tiustrsted Catalogue, with ful1 description Of
viii rles he sent free TO any addr-as ooyls
, 1865-09-11

SAD DE47non Saturday. ag s Lander La Hq5xsy'
n. Harvey. grain merchant at Abingdon, got
into he grslin bin in the depot building nom
which gFaiu was running Into car, and
amused himself with settling down In the
rrain and then struggling ont. Presently be
scttled so fur that 6e could not get out. A
boz who was with him . 1aa to g esll the men ..
hurled to his help, but when they reached
the . Bin BIZ he hnd settled out Of sight. They
thrust In their arms, but could not rench him,
and were obliged to 70 to work to remove
the grain, which took them half an hour.
When reached, the lad was dead--GalesdErg
FIRE. Press, 1h.
, 1865-09-11

land Athya & Co. and otheIs rePcrs besi e'eesaJ: e
RuG1snt israhrm at R;G3Ha; tsIow active and still
advancinE- llyeEpoot-suEas htn: eoIss e n1m Tee
LoSDoy, Aug. Il.
pExApe1r7r-F1ru~with N edvanstng teadeasys e a
atoC11IEs-Susat buoysnt and Ao'aose" oa- eoass
castGr. .-e.,,
STrcxS-M Central aEAfes t9s s&1e eoafes e'e'~A :
SOS es4@t9- 1ovnox- Sn- n
MosxY MAExrr-1ne fur6s Eefe very quiet, put
coneois siEhty higher; discount demand light; best
outs'9 LONDON, Sept I.
Gso1Kus-suEar, a tatE bus.ness 1t nFm Eases. COT
fee nujet sut unchanged. The-StSdat parcels or
green selling 1t nr'ner rates. r,o, san
BrrApsrr1rs-TheI liverpool Corn market Is fs,ziy
attsndtd Wheat duh It uoudnafJ Tpesdays
rces TO effect sales lower rates must be aesepssu
flonF dull, and shade lover. Indian com STEADY ;
sellers Do not gtye WY and hn}s 90 9ot mert sass
views Mixed 50 sda 81 = - gaIs "a pr oosoe'
English and fnein vhest U Eood eo@nspmmpton. @ p p ds
oulry for GoatinE ca1gocs at 1atc rates.
, 1865-09-11
THE FREEDMEN.
Report OF Gen. Fisk in Regard tn his
Inspection In Middle and East Ten-
ncAAec and North Caro1sun.

Report OF Gen. Fisk in Regard tn his
Inspection In Middle and East Ten-
ncAAee and North Caro1sun.
special says Brig. Gen. Flax, Assistant Commits
missioner OF Frcedmen's A1airs for Kentucky, Ten
neseee End Northern Alabama, reports to Gen. How
ard that be has just returned from tom Of lnspec
ton through Middle and East Tennessee and North
etu Alabama, and fUds continued and Increased
ncifyty In The Affairs Of the Bureau After stating
that 1algc proportion Of the people chcerfllly CO.
operate WITH him In the nee labor system, Cen.
Ftsk srcaks Of a class OF former SHAREHOLDERS az
rnsubcctcd md who cling with snrpsiAins tcnacty
to the old barbarian. The Freedmen's Courts In
The States mentioned are crowded with co!ored
applieants for waEes withheld by their cmptoycrs-
Tennessee md Alabama Will provide for tho ne
crocs Hight to Justice Ut the approaching sessions OF
their Legislatures, wblle great demand for labor
w1ll do much toWatd regulating its just compeusa-
lion. Gen. Fisk has given his special attention to
breaking up Freednen's camps Throughout the
States under his control. Lie reports that Of 7,l57
freedmen, subsisted by The government On tho 18th
Of July, but g7a mostly Of the aged and tuflrn1
class, arc now drawing rations from The United
TStates. The number Of refugees from
the date referred 10 has nlso
ported by Government He represents The haf.
the crops Of Middle Tennessee and North Aobama
have suffered much from the drought: TINT there
will probably be great scarcity Of food In some
localities before nnothcE harvest can be gathered
In. In conclusion, Gen. Fisk recommcnds the State
md county authorities 10 take care Of their own
pcor in order to relieve Government Of the c1'
pcnsc 1t Il. now tncuHing for their support.
, 1865-09-11
Dr. Jame. Hunter on the Treatment
of Pulmonary Diseases

---- C1.-.--... a.. ~.n,t,,,n,,t
tn The Ed,tors OF tno Chicago Tribune:
s:-As this the season Of DANCER 70 those SUI
pose. Win ,ous permission to contribute to your col
asneos "a ,reotr.nt r cstar7 hrauchIu,. asthma
causes, ala ieAt " eatn 49, ~. ,hs
nns, mao seaps TO seet reform ia tho Of
he rrsss n Ill rarts Of he Uncd state, and hive
proved By The public but By all the palan,hropc aud
msIess e 5 o1 ny 0Hn Ss direct
y ts;, h "a ia I1haIatfon Of watM meic-
p iei Ysso.s. Wss q TIC universal practice 70 ponr
nai Waiis 81 the Guests By setons, issues md tartar
eaesie srd csoton o pnstulasiops. 1fthe Tad Pre-
anec. bnt Nhat Wis The fact7 Why, Bronchitis and
1stSMa we1s among he sppfobrl medcoruH, and
snmnfion III Is not stase then that any
can &C. 80 weak still to hope for cure from treat
neut AZ falnle o Mhcn
Eos evs V meI!seat paeais tsea6n
9S ssnss sss e e s hoping
Now ii all chronic diseases OF the 1ungs medicines
he stoaeh mnst e. f. b ne sR!e Il 5Se
ea1ess aaa i stases @ u CONSUMPTION. md IN aI of
bronchitis AID ashma the disease Is purely loc1 be-
I t. ne rYes Ss fna Sa 'ei and %
tT pssiblc And In thls rrsreca diseases Of the lungs
nor Cd cure esen simple chronic opshalmla without
making direct applications :.
msss 5aps 1 I'd
n11 to sEnT nv med;cin wish 10 usc directly to the
Z rs enp 1 15e 1sssais sa
The tuhes and cells within the !G0ga but n9o more
, 1865-09-11

LA" 1AVELLltsESCE
sGPrn1on CouRr-Beforf Judge Ga7y.-Thom-
as Mellon ve. Grin ]. Rosc, In this casc the trial
of which commenced Friday 10 recover fs25, the
alleged cost OF painting IN electioneedng banners,
the ccurt found for the plaintiff, and assessed the
damages at 81.
William SEVERN and Caroline Severn II. The
City Of Chicago The trial Of this case was com.
thropsh @ dc hasehuay II @ IN froniof No. % Rsndopb
street. The accident, Il Is eaad, occurred Nay ssh
heretofore fai1tng TO agree.
Thoeten IIendTtckfon vs.: Neils Larson and Ellen
Chrsticna Hendriclson. Bill In ChancesJ 70 SC.
son lie sef bensst q he s5 y md
himself The R5oey + hs Xest haf 81 f noFsh h?3
fcet Of TIC west 60 teet Of iot i, block !, Russell
alathcr l. Roberts addition
Lucy A. Ellsworth y. George Q. Ellsworth. Bin
sd ss aSe'Ss n e. od sse e Aasas
Drunkenness, and Of repeated adultery with per.
tons unknown 10 complainant, at Sicssbnrg and
CIRCUIT 7yCoyE1-B5o.e Jwigs + s EiEIanss:;1,
jsnnarJ 10, 1861, the complainant being then II
sears Of act. A decree was rendered for divorce
Upon The ground Of dese1ston reported proved by
hS .sas sF! & hces Gee9se qs Lea Bauer B for avoe.
fled August 24lh last The report q the Mister
fnd;pr tbe marriage some ten yeats etnco and sub
sequent desenion, T. decree OF divorce YVES ren'
So s. F, Rounds n. l. winslow Aver. Assumpsit
to recover balance Of account for printing
pamPh,f exa :. ths fos pna@ 81
j. d. Loncks Is, Isaac Anderson a AZ action action
% 'os3 f ta.1 ans csaea Bsyns 4
Win VI d he penalties. SUI. dismissed.
The trial calendar VIII be taken up on Monday, al
, 1865-09-11
4 Bogus Oil Company-Suits ReEali.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette, 7th-

No less than eight suits were brought be.
Samuel Graham, Esq, Of the Dunkaf1 Creek
Union Oh Company, by certain stockholders,
charging him with obtaining money under
fnlsc pretences, by falsely aud knowingly mis-
representing the Territory and property Of The
said company, The stockholders who have
Instituted these proceedings allege that thsI
Misrepresentation OF Mr.. Graham; that tha
company had not the amount Of territory IT
presented, nor the property alleged to be on
the ground, md that the prospects for oil are
anything but aattering. O1lcer Messner TOOK
Mf. Graham into custody on Wednesday
evening, and bail was entered In the sum q
q, 600 for hearing this afternoon, when the
workings Of the company Will doubtless b
, 1865-09-11

fu)ly ventilated. westley Coulter, Que of the
directors Of tho company, WIS also arrested
On Inc esRa C11n proeeednss In behalf Of - some
fif1een Of the stockholders have been insti-
tinted against the President and Directors Of
ne Dunkard Creek Union On Company, to
recover sums Of money paid by them for
stock The stockholders nre represented by
. 4. fhi1ds ESQ. -.
, 1865-09-11
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW ToRx. sept.s..
:s =! e
sscs pot hey naxs eSa a{.ta o. heet es a H.
sSsR
tS n1y g S;ten u EooSs y 3 s sG s
!sss!s .sS.s;ss =. Sssis ri = II sssS.i.laf ~
efe sna6. a6 hhn In as ac !c sta IT,
SslsSf imeos;sis iht tss P1sscas ssSts!oa,
sa1r III essepsa
:teay .e.ais 4 l.fEe ssesssss i ins supply e
esosiaues . i apxnsa Many q q iesalas @sSss
SO
III Maxs srzzrEe. Demand 1sz7 ss.!zs. 7nos!e:t
IL oFst aa14: @ II = % M fss sssr hiEhs
S:ss
h;ssss i; f:;sas,
loeasses r. ~ Il sse both sold q xsqs ArSeton ne fet
il asafS has.a:
chnsets, s. lor 4, md sc for d; II Nashua extra,
% inches: indiaa 1ieai. :;sc; ,.
r. ess1saS
Ksx SsE IT M esp Il
n WAtE6UffA fl4DE.
i sifFe iers:. R.is. a. Mssossil|s Msssa?iis s
IND tSe fof Iact I'D nsni, tc tor III snd
Ie ior =: Do Whits neck are soia aasaa Il valas
nao,e a9TS Chg, &c; Iaeona and II frrpels, sSe;
s{ss9 i SESs;; 81 1se d..
nsnd u il se1J acsise. stocss no@inaf. Naumscas
s;sSas ~ ssss II Es
,teadT and 1Ialns, indian Orchard. hdrostoe-n and
Cslas t!isE S;Xc ior Slcachsd md eooTed; Ssakeas
es nne fIexs AsS rs prss-spes very active
ns So c2s Ssye adSanes Fh Sest mases n e
Es ?s y ( oP ss nj ss 81 s
for b; 1Shtiendon &c for 4, and 5c for r. !!anfl
fe6 dfisesd + III a es u g on
rome saotsilons Am2stssGg .fs = qs l9asass.sF
an aRs.a soa
not ncta;s ., p9rssrs rIces, e hss bccp raid taf
sTnillots cf 6 By ii, Tor present nttilIyery.
20 s:os M or ts
makes e pIntes e tnsr utmost e.
aru H:c hIrhcr and t,e productions are largely sold
hsa IT, ho GnsSesG smsas
aG 5asHe's tanc,cs &C. Richmond;s x337X Lawrence
e. 6s?Rsx sis; xao:ilss sis
DptSaS;; u S Losao9 Hee4ias 464t
Stormi1S Gri4sE-ssoeEsi in tfst hans merely
S ESs5 "a JEa r sddsas {sS En- asa 49, eTs
ds ns !aes nfnGs active md sold
s oe e Fl II faaf s
M iori5 " ~ IN II ,hsga M soie5s kS Il
sSSe II; A i 8 4; ], E; 81
ssass sSs 8 aosbs b T.
by ss Geld Meda "a II hSn ee!Sfs @ q na
&
, 1865-09-11
Terrible Leap from the ToEnbs Prls.
on---Remarkable Escape Of Girl
iNf-

On Sunday afternoon Bridget Mack, q girl
Of 1a years, who Eas confined in that portion
Of the Tombs known as The MaEdalen." on
Ing the danper 81 thc grating Of the chimney,
and then removed The grating. Climbing
through the chimney she emerged on the
roof, and after taking two leaps Of 1--WE and
ten feet each, to clear intervening ehasms, and
scrninbling over the roof, she stood on the
parapet Of the prison wal, at q height of over
she sprane from The pnfapet to the glass plot
beneath, alighting unhurt, and made her es-
cape. Later in the day she was arrested In
Jackson street, by Mr.. James Finley, CLERK OF
--the prison, and committed to cell where shc
'7will not be apt to repeat the cxploit.-Ncso
TrrI. gkfhttns
, 1865-09-11
D 1 e ID

At vcrmtllon, Osweco county, New York, on Sun,
day, Sept. j. or Congeshnn OF Tie rsaln, ERAs1Os
KGbAiAN, fisher OF !. II. Dodrnan, Esq, CITY Clerk
OF Chicago, aged 67 ye.Ts. -.-
1pchlcago, septcmber1r. Of dl1therta, CHARLES II.
". v EBls, sscd years end II days. 49,.
Funeral to.morrow at O'Clock, from residence 4G0
WcFt Jacks en- street. ...
On the sth list. FRANK s. PALMER. Fupeta! from
Trinity Church. Sunday the 10th inst, ut ~ O'Clock
p n.
Oh sepf. sth, EDWARD 4. PUTNAM. AN Funeral a.
the residence Of c. l.. Woodnnn, f Illinois street, on
Sunday Sept. lLth at O'Clock p. n.
Frief1us Of deceased are invited to attend.
, 1865-09-11
Canadian Delegates to Chicago
ThankR~

At a meeting Of tho Canadlan delegates to the
celebration or The opening Of the new Chamber OF
Cornmcrcc Of Cmcaco, held on tic cars during the
iouTncy from Chicago to Detroit, Hon. Mr.. Me9Iar-
fich o Toronto beng chilled to the chair, md Nj.
VIM. Irvine, Of Hamilton, being requested TO act as
hamilton, seconded by air. James E. Ellis, OF
Toronto, and
R<setred, Tint she snesfe thanks q The Ganadt Vt
SarrGut, and other officers OF the Michigan Contra
Railroad. for the great conrtety and kindness cx
The Delegates free ovcr their road, but also placing
at their disposal the Directors car, and Otherwise
doing everything to render their journey pleasant
ana agreeable. ....-...
Rt;Grtd, THAT these resolutions be published In
the pewtpapers In Chicago, Detroit, Toronto and
Hamilton and that copy be sent 10 Mr.. Sargent.
, 1865-09-11
NcNTork Market.
Exw YORK. Sent,

NEW i0RE4 Sepk9 y
.CoT1oS-Flrm with moro doing at AS4iHc for MIDI
ding. 80.
round hoop Ohio $9oal % for trade brands, the
market closng guiet Included IL salcs were: LOO
WnlBkxT-Firn Ut t2.2l HGs2 q, chiefly 1tfa-9-
GRAlx.-Wleat-sprIu Wheat 23sc better. white
ai.6a for Chicago Spring; slsa 1.e5 ior Milwaukee
C1ub; slf6 for Amber Mi]waukee, and ss-l2 for new
Amber, Corr-Sound Corn scarce md firm nrsound
heavy and lowe1 S4ec for nnsound md 81 for sound
mi1ed. Oats.no1e setiEe and . shade nzmer: 5.h9
PK7RoEErA-Ftrm, at about previous prices:
PRov1sIoSsPork dull and heayy, at 81 ooss2 p tos
3loo Tor e, and 81 do; 81 1.55 for PRIME and
II .6ex for prime ness neeftFm ut $500 z g
Hans dull. Cut Meats steAdy, al ltx@l6He foE
shoulders xyc for haas. Facon dull. Lard nrHcr
and EG40c io1 Snte. Cheese steady. It l0a161c-
, 1865-09-11

buffalo, Sept-9.
ErorR-Scarce and nrm.
QRAM.Whent firm. but quiet. No Spring, slss
Gata, EsH@44c. Harley qulet, Rye nominal es sc.
Wu1SKEr-FHN1.
cAsAL Fn1or1s--Adyanctng. To New York
Wheat, 1Gc; corn, lie. -.
LAKE IxroETs-For et hoHFs-Flour. 1874 brls;
wheat, $40 bu corn, 2tA bu; oats a 20 I'M bar
leT itb bu For the week ending Sept 9-E1our,
lGs; wheat, AE*01 bu; corn "a -u bui oats, Sax ue
bu; bnrley, 6.ltg hu; re, = ~ ID o,,,,
corr, l15 40 bu; oats, 80 bu. For the wcck-F1onr,
IS bts; whrat, tao 80 bu corn, 9ls x bu; cats SIS
bu; rye. GES bn. 49,.
Foe TmEwATIs-Theru Is afoat on the canal, tes-
tined for t!dewater including for tho days
erdin the sth Inst: Flour 81 oss; wheat -,
bu; corn, a. bu; oats t5e9 bu; barley, A bu-
, 1865-09-11
Vessels Pnssed Detroit.
a..AaA. IL. At,.. l.t.t.ax..s II =

Vessels Pissed Detroit.
Especial despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
DkTEpEy, sept.9.
Ur-sNlsaukee, MAradeAa, Sturges, Aasta, Lookout
Weaver, SelktEE, Divemon.
Dowx-Mctnu.ae. Feo1ia, Poland.
WN1Suuthxest.
DErroH, Sept. 10, 1sEs.
rrLaltarter. r. c. l., nAy City, CAdmo- e. Wlnsow.
nolllster. Twilight. Gold Hunter, Yankee, Lansing,
Potomac, Standard, Eye,luc, Hawk
DowS-Epue-
wyx1-Ennfhwest
, 1865-09-11
Edward II. Ketchuna Indicted for For
Eery-Cnrpcnterx' National Convcn.

New YORK, Sept, Q. The Grand Jury Of the
Court OF General Sessions, yesterday brought In
twelve indictments a.ainst Edward u. keichuJn-
Eleven for forgery IN the third degree, and one for
grand larceny. The principal Indictments for for
Eer3 eon.ttl Of one based upen stxty-nins cheeks,
received by the Importers md Traders Bank, md
another founded upon thirty checks. uttered 10
lhe Fourth National iilnk. In consequence
Of the absence Of Ketchum's council rom the city.
prieoner WIS not brought inIo court lie will he
hrraIgncd 10 plead TO this siictmcnt in few dsys
Ills aggregate punishn1ent, II convicted, win be
sl1ty-hvc years In the Stale prison.
The National Convention Of Carpcntcrs which
IT, hnsiness and earne 70 AnM Adjournment yeecr-
tsy. Many matters .; interest to the t!ntle 70.
GATED attention It was agreed To- hold tho next
National Convention At Detroit, In SSplcmbes,
crH