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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

NEW York, August II.
| The trade Of the week has been moderately
sctive, without any important changes In value
| The partial stringency Of the money market has
checked the tendency to speculation in some line
OF goods, and has SO far, proved an element of
weakness in prices. The Southern demand is be-
| coming gradually more important, and il likely to
take on the market an important amount Of goods
before the close Of the season. yobbers arc oper-
| ating with caution with respect to cotton Foods.
They profess to see no prospect Of scarcity, and
think the supply of cotton may possibly prove
large enough to produce . decline in the prices Of
goods.
The trade in woollens is very active. and prices
| are generally very satisfactory 10 manufacturers
Brown Sheetings are quiet and stocks are stead-
ny augmentng. Heavy goods are about lc lower.
Inc former goods are scarce and frmer. Stark A,
Indian Head, Lawrence C, Appleton A, and In
dian Orchard sell ct 323c; Granville SOL
Bleachcd Sheetiugs-The lower grades are
plenty and q shade lower Fine grades are scarce.
the leading articles being sold ahead Of produc-
ton. New York Mills arc delivered q 47Se.
"auregan water twists Are held ct $50.
Brown Drills are in steady demand, with lfm-
tied stock: India sSc; Augan 2sc STARK 3sc.
Corset Jeans in steady demand nth !. l;,,,t.a
stock, India, Orchard. Androskessn and ~.
being 25c for colored, and blesched Anoekee.
SS4c. The demand is mot very active.
Amoskeag Denims e44; Haynakers Msdal sc
Spragues sac.
New ioIA Mills doub!c and twist cottonadee rs:
do Indigo Blue Camlet Jeanes Soc
Stripes and Ticks are in moderate reouest- and
prices are, for Haymakers Medal 55c No ehanee
in the quotations for ticks.
Printing Cloths are in steady demand from
printers, the prices continuing at about 23c for
"a. -0 Avi
Standard Prints are quiet in nrst hands. Amonp
the Jobbers there has been On effort In reduce
stocks by sales at reduced prices. but the aeent.
still hold their goods firmly 1t the old 6cnr.s
The following are the quotations for leading Drints
among the lobben: Aerrimack 70 to 3ie: Cho-
cnece we Richmond Zoe; America asc3.
Mouslin Delanes are very active. Thew -
the cheapest dress goods in the market, and ths
1emsnd likely to kssp close up with shs pro-
ouctions 90 long ~ present prices continue
Manchester sells 4 Sz}c; Pscf6e delaines - A.
shawh-The production IL ample, bpt the A..
close up.
Cassimeres- Heavy fancy ssll ft,,,v = .coa
pssess. owing to the recent rise in clot6s. Nh
nm grades are dull White Ane goods =, aetiye
Carpets are IN active demand. tn. r.o.,. -
49, u ingrain b fully established. IoveIl =.
- - 611GAne; 81 IS Tor extra enns-es..
A1re tassPg q o..
eeeds-LAst week there W. w.
Sod denland lbr extra frsdss Of fhSrise = All |
O9Aen fsndse ~ not waake1 and ~ |
an.nsas sna Ans DrsAlbrd essir - s:-sl-s
pticss. 6axeny lsss fssis - - 1},e.~ S.ss.
~ 1Aezs b likely q y = aaplc mn.iv
n - -, 40 tebhsn prelsr Mnf16ne q r,s.k a
~. Aaeeeee- r. faxtao = 49, = ~ y i
- - exepAe - - Anunal. 81 T5 - =
0sssa ~ - - n ~ p 1ilsi' + 4 -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Aug. IL
Fiour-Rrmer AMI quiet 1t oo0l0 00 for white
Winter; 55G1 10 for spring Extras
NheAt-Less active and to Sc lower, With aales at
1zol 10 for No. Ned, aud 2alfol - Tor no.
Spring.
Corn-1 to ll4c lower. sales At saD72c fet Mol.
Oats-Duil and l1sV2c lower. saiss ~ 4t0A61fc for
No. /.
Rye-Quiet and steady.
Barley Easier ss oeDi 10 for No. 2.
Whisky-Frmsr, bus inactive at Is. Stock yester-
day E,o70 btris.
Provisious-Duli and neglected. salss prime msss
pork at . CO.
Flax esed-Iirn ~ 70D1 so.
Live Hog$-Actfv ~ IL 0oDn Is.
Beef Cattts-Aestss at 5004 %.
Honsy-1asy.
Exchanss-Pirn at par buying, and lilo premium sell-
ing.
4old-l<2A1419z.
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DErLoRABLE ACCIDENT. "A mamie. -
company G, S5th Iowa infantry. named ca
AnohlAnch, who resided Ct NurceA;s., -.
hls life while returning home on "a stsam ~.
rembina, In : most distressing manse~,-
shortly after the boat had leA IL L6eis 80
g ne soldiers commenced tussline n Z niSv.
~ manner, snd while 20 eneaeed knocke,3
down some muskets that VEN stockej ~,
~. - g To- was discharrei. tHe hsll -.
tenng 11oblaach = he brsest r.. ~ ;et ~.
8 CO., mn vAicA h did il : fIw1SSmer1s
1 1cs iee :. - leayss . = f 49,
enaadEea.-Ds0eevat, la. srssF sss'1ass
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

ALL MIsrAKE.-We were informed BY
Mr.. Barnes, who has come connection with
the Orphans Home, that the State Fair had
been postponed till October, and we SO stated
in the paper the other day.
1t seems that the aforesaid Mr.. Barnes was
lying-under mistake, and that no such post
ponement has taken place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

wv HOEA MODoy M8HBets
~ TsleRrsph.J Nsu Yoax Aug IL
Money-kulss hrn 1t per cont on cen loans
Sterling kxchAngs-Rirm ~ 10e3<oloo for gold Arss
class bills.
Coda shade hrner; opening At llz7k declining to
14OA, advancing 70 a. aud cosiug at illk
Total exports Of specie to-day SIS 600
Government Stocks-w ithout decided change
etocks--teady.
g. 7ok. 1924; G All los; n : r D 500
foI Waots ~ Wayne SS 4TH 81 CAN "
pfd va Scrip i23N yr Cert %: Pic Nail 500
va Erie 90, CBA l0i: Hudsob ia Has.
lem 75 Reading 1867; 1854. o6LE Toledo IOi:
n Cert Is; Quicksilver Sc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

SHIPPING TAcs.-Our merchants and dealers
who require shipping tags will send their or
ders to the DAILY GATE JoB OFFICE. Having
made arrangements with the manufacturers,
We can furnish them in any quantity at the
lowest figures. Those who have not been
using tags will find them a great convenience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

PEACHES are selling in the ST. Louis mar
ksts for 4o@60 cents per peck apples for l6
025 per peck blackberries 20 cents Per
quart; pesrs 26c0$l.sO per psck
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

We learn by private letter from member
Of the regiment that the Third cavalry was to
be mustered ont last Tuesday and the boys
expect to be here by the twentieth of this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

To FRUIT DEALERs.-Having supplied our
Job Office with complete electrotype plates,
We are prepared to print fancy and appro-
pirate labels for Peach and Tomato cans in a
style equal to any Eastern establishment.
Labels for other kinds of fruit can also be
printed in as many colors as desired, at the
lowest possible price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14
: CITY NEWS.

Masonic NorIcE.-Special communication
Of Hardin Lodge, Monday evening. Work
on the third degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

Hrs Honor, Judge Samuel F. Miller, has
returned from his visit to Kentucky and is
now 1t home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

NYw SHEET MusIc.-A good assortment OF
late music just received from the kAse .
Hammers music store.
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SOLDIERS REcEPrroS.-We notice that
reception dinner is to be given to the soldiers
of Van Buren, county at Keosauqua upon Wed
nesday. We like the plan upon which it is
being conducted. The committee of arrange
ments is composed of members from all the
townships. dinner will be provided for the
soldiers, and all their friends throughput the
county will fill their baskets with provisions
and attend the reunion. The result will be
demonstration that will bring together nearly
everybody in the county. That will make
general public holiday, afford each soldier the
pleasure of the company of his friends and
acquaintance. That will be picnic or bas-
ket dinner on grand scale. That will beeet
a good social, enjoyable time, and to the
which We now, in advance, Providence and
the weather permitting invite ourself We
should like to see similar policy and simi-
lar occasion in this county. The ladies of
our place will provide full and elegant en-
tertainment for the soldiers We have wit
messed heretofore their labors in this line and
we know how largely they can succeed. We
certainly will have fair weather some of these
days, unless Dame Nature has fallen out with
herself and proposes to create chronic dis
arrangement of the universe and consign all
her children to dyspepsia and hypochondria,
On such fair day we should like to see the
proposed Reception come off Provided din
ner for the soldiers, and let their friends from
oil over the county bring their baskets and
come along. The boys have given four years
OF service and thousands of miles of marches
for their country and their friends-let those
friends now give day and, if needs be, a
county march to the soldiers. Then would
We have an occasion to live in local annals.
10 succeed thoroughly in this movement there
should be general and united action on the
part of all in city and country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

ORPHANS HoxE.-Dr. Taylor visited the
Home at Pennington recently and found that
many articles we're needed for the comfort of
the children now at the Home, Of whom there
are over one hundred. He made represen-
tation to the head of the medical bureau and
has received orders to issue for the use of the
Home, from the hospitals here, 100 bedsteads,
100 bedsacks and mattresses, 100 pillows, 200
sheets, 200 pillow slips, 100 blankets, 100
coverlets, 100 counterpanes, and large mum.
Der of other articles, stands, pictures, plate,
&C., all of which will prove very valuable
addition to the household furniture of the in.
stitution and minister greatly to the welfare o.
its young inmates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

Cotton-Receipts Of $40 bales Prices upcha,r,a.
Iooaceo-Aetivs u oo01e Is foe shipping Leaf 10 90
OH 30 for manufacturing leaf.
flour-S 609lO rs for double extra s@.ssTFs
Whea1-Le0 1ru. = --,zss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

DOR SALE Lots and 8 in Block
- Isl. on the Of 18th and Palesn streets WI
b sold 1t bargain inquire OF
maya HBTKN-RYcR
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TOR SALE-A three story brick sscrs
building lot - BY iso feet situated on Main ,r,,
between 9Th and stn Streets Eeokuk Price 81 zoe Pc
neh0 N II rIN-uyCx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-14

LOB SALE-A Frame Cottage con.
i taistng rcoss With VII, Of mater and full lot
situated on Exchange street. betweS2 aad Sd strees
Price u 900. Title good salsl1
magic /HB TEN-EYCK
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ALI kinds OF United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps, -

Aud win buy and sell Gold, Silver. Exchange, Govern
ment Vouchers, Orders Washington State Stocks and
Public Securities OF every description.
Collections will be promptly made, aud every kind Of
business attended to that belongs TO legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged per cent upon
Loans obtained at this Bank and the most ample pro-
visions made for the Of Deposits and
the accommodation OF fDepositors.
In addition 10 the responsibility Of the United States
for the liabilities Of the Bank the stockholds ndI
Ndualy responsible TO the extent OF their stock In add
on the invested In such shares thus aorng
the most ample security to the public.
The following the present Stockholders OF the In
stitution
VIM. II. English VIM. Braden,
W.R.Nofsnger Ben. r. Tuttle,
Lewis Jordon, John W. Murphy,
Deloss Root, Judge p. N. Finch.
yer. McLene,
J. II. ID. Laniel, NY, VIM. willard,
Gov. o. p Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon. John J. Morrison, ID. w. Noble,
Gen. Lar. Noble, W. o. lockwood,
Hon. Oscar b. Hord, Daniel Hennessey.
Hon. T. A. Hendricks, James Powers,
Hon. David KIlgore, J. l.. Slaughter
Hon. James A. Cravens, Lucian Hills,
Hon. John q. New, w.S.T. Morton,
Hon. 7. n. sullivan, Bamabas Coffin,
Rev. VIM. A. Holiday, John c. Hereth,
Prof. G. N. Todd, DIR. J. NJ. Castor,
j. George stIlz, H. B. FiLch.
George w. Riggs. DIR. j. H. WoodOui
Robert Browning, inc. q. Wright,
W. J. Holiday, JoLu Hendrick-
w. X. Holloway, A. ]. Dauforth,
J. M Maxwell James Greene,
Vim. H. Fry, A.D. BllIngsly,
A. J. Hay. W. W. Ieathers,
X. r. Parker, James Window.
J. l.. Hoton,
wnsow, Lanier a Co.
J. A. Ross, iulyll
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Agents will be supplied At IS esats Aweek
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Copies Of tie sssTrsEL be had at the ONCE
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INV YoRK, July 6.-The Trbune's Wash
ington special says: II appears that just previous
to his departure for Cuba John e Breckenridge
addressed private letter to bis friend + N
Bruce. formerly Of the rebel Congress. OF which
the following is an extract:
Il have had 10 news from the outer world
since disbanded. near Woodstock, Georgia. the
last Confederate force east of the Chat.ahoochie.
trust there will be wisdom enough in the coun.
ellis at Washington city not to drive brave and
suffering people to the remedies that spring from
despair. Every man should now exert all the
Influence he possesses TO make the present ccs
sation OF hostilities permanent aud honorable
aud let IL be remembered that there Gun be nc
peace founded on cruelty fnd oppression "
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Military Matters-Excexsiye Heat
kaiiroad Accidents

ClScISNArI. July 5-Major General Ord to
day assumed command Of the Northern Military
Department. headquarters at Detroit.
Major General Hooker will leave in few
dsvs for New York, TO relieve Gen Dix
The thermometer for the past two days has
averaged ninety eight, A large number OF sun
stroke cases are reported, only two or three. how
ever, proving fatal
Two soldiers were run over aud killed near
Indianapolis yesterday
Henry Winter Davis. in hs Chicago speech,
on the ith took strong grounds favorng negro
suffrage and the Monroe doctrine
A locomotive exploded at Centralii, Illinois.
on the 4th, killing the engineer and fireman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-07

Nav Yeas, July The lmposltIuns pfae
ll.ed on soldiers Aed others b, unauthorized and
itfespon sible land and claim agents having be
come ro unhestebe, tl should he general,
known that persons in military Ahd naval sef
vice aud all olhers euullet 60 them, can pfo
making direct application la the tuiled states
nlairlc. lapd ONCE for ihe State 90 Tetfllof,
Va which lhet propose 90 settle ou paymenlo The
ices A1ed bt LAW, without Any intermediate
agency Delay yeRation aud additional expense
wll he avoided bS acting on this suggestion
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General Hatch and the Carolina
PIanters-Dr. irackey.

NEW YORK, July b.-The Herald's Charleston
special saws: General Hatch. commanding the
District OF Charleston. has learned that some OF
the planters. in the contracts for labor, made
with freedmen, have introduced clauses estab
fishing system of peonage, the negro being
bound to work out any debt he may hereafter
incur TO his employers In consequence the Gen.
eral has issued an order declaring that all such
contracts null He also gives notice that in
these contracts no language must be introduced
intmating that the planters design, at some
future day, is to contest the question OF the EN-
ancipation of the negroes
DR. Mackey, the new Collector of Customs for
Charleston. arrived in that city from the North
on the 29th ult. and had an enthusiastic recep-
ton
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WINTER ARRANGEME
G ~ & L n n A II i !,
SOUTHERN OHIO.
North Eastern Kentucky.
indianapolis and Cincinnati
ShOrC-Line
AE "a II - a H& I'D N ED

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. l4th, TRAINS
~ will run as fellow
Leave indianapolis.
morning hApfess' 4-Is a h
NAL .s..'s.ss-s lVoS Il N
nlgnt f1press..s s.'........ fzO d
Arrive atIndianapsls.
morning express. loO M
mall. ....-..-'.'...7 7OV
Nsht Express. .lOuo s
urFare the same as by any other Route, and the
speed, safety and comfort OF trains equal 10 the best
lines in the country.
U-T'Ask fer tickets via indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad"
Special Notice.-The track into Cincinnati
is complete, and passengers by this line landed
the ''Hew Pearl Street Depot" the Burnet
House. about mile the business centre of the
city than any other Depot.
ROBERT hKEK, Superintendent
W. IA. L. EoBLE, General Ticket Agent.
A.S 3tk. Travelling Agent. noylk-du
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SUCCESSORS TO ALvoKp. CALDWELL ArvorD
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tugs Ot the Wttttart mission -
Harold, Payne, Atserott. aud urs
~urratt Co he Hung.

WARRINGTON, July g. 6-In accordance with The
findings and sentences Of the Military Commis
slon, which President johnson approved yestet
day, David T. Harold, Lewis Payne. Ms N. Il.
Sauatt aud George A Atserott are to be hung
10 morrow by the proper military authorities
to be Imprisoned Tor life
Spanget ls sentenced 10 oil, years imprsoh
mehl Al hard labor. In the ienitenliart az Al
hauv
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wsaNotoS. July G-Mos, Of tho MONEY a,
present issued BY the Treasury Department l.
belug disbutsed fet the payment Of out soldiers,
"A order wll soon be issued directing that
uen Hancock headquarters DO established at
Baltimore Ills corps vlll then relieve most Of
The noons slAuonsd hefeAbonls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-07
THE PRESIDENT APPROVES.
Harold, Payne, Atzerott, and Mrs.
Surratt to be Hung To-day.
Ne. Ne. sc. AZ.
rear oh Negro InsurTeetion at Kich-
mond-COIoneI RrOwn's address.

mond-COloneI browns address.
NEw YoRK, July 6-The Herald's Richmond
correspondent says: In consequence of rumors in
that city on Monday last, that the negroes there
contemplated an insurrection, the CITY guards
were doubled, and other precautionary measures
taken by the military.
Colonel Brown, Assistant Commissioner OF
freedmen. of Virginia. issued an address to the
colored people of that State, on the Fourth of
July. instructing them with regard to their duties.
He tells them, that having become free. and
placed il a position to receive the proceeds OF
their labor, il remains for them 10 answer to the
world whether they will be Industrious and prove
able to take care OF themselves he promises
them the protection and assistance of the Gov
ernment and all good citizens. in their efforts,
and warns them against idleness aud vagrancy
toward which so many will be prone Schools
are to be established among them, of the benefits
of which they admonished to avail them
selves. and they are reminded Of the great re
sponsibility which nov rests upon them of shaping
the destiny OF their race.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sAxrsoN.-The glory Of woman, like the strength Of
Sampson, lays much in her lururant hair To pre-
this in ali is glory requires care, and the use OF
carefsIy prepared end scientifically compounded vegs-
table wash, such as you have in kendsPs Anooline.
It has no deleterOus gredientt refreshes, strength
and preserves the flowing resse and cannot be sur
passed as innocent and valuable preparation. The
AmbOline be procured at any Druggists. je24-d3m
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s%-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues of Bulls BrrrEss If any such there
be- read the following certificate frsm gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will save the
lives OF thousands OF our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE, June 3d. 1853.
We the undersigned, have the good effects of DR..
JoHs Bulls CEDR0s BTEss in case OF general debility
and prostsuon Of the system and believe its general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
especially those who are exposed 10 the masmatic In
fiuences In the Southern climate
MAJ PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Die. Ky
CHAs B. COTTON,
Collector OF the Port of Louisville. ny.
COL. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky
REV DsP HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission
HARNEY HUGHES + CO.,
Publishers Demycrst.
GEo DoRRN,
Proprietor Louisville AnEeiker.
HUGHES q PARKHIIL,
wholesale Dry Goods Desiers. Main street. Louis
Vile, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 CO,
Wholesale shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART 4 NAPoTHER,
IithOgraphers corner Market sDi Third streets,
Louisville, KY
JULIUS WINTER.
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. \. y. HIIDRETH,
OF tho steamer Major Anderson
NAL l.. T. TuURSTON.
Paymaster U. =. Army.
T.. N. MErCALF,
National Hotel Louisville Ky
COL JESSE bAYLRs,
Sth Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY, KEEEEK a. KUSH,
10 South Meridian ST., indianapolis.
decls'e4 -di y&wl2toam
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nA e0Lf0un, MEDICAL orflcK NO, % Auufh
Meridian street, fsfIeiis HE Zee n he falls IL eai
~ any ease that may come under his care, mstsi
law obstinate o. leaa standing lie warrants yea
ate, Hyphls. 10 che primary stass, helped Ia ss mn'
,lss cared to - hsufs, ulsst 81 80 yeas standing
aFsd hs he a., nWae kaaFs 60 10 y. essFef