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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-28
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT g. UNION.

sthe Central organ Of the Democratic party the
Weekly PATRIOT AND Ustns has acquired a lurge and
ditfused circulation than any other Democratic
Journal in the State II has heretofore occupied
huentiai position an able and industrious worker
in the cause of Democracy and friends say hat il
still continues to be valuable organ TO he party 1t
is not for US, howevir to pue our own work. II We
have been faithful to the cause Of the party and the
country we hope every Democrat Will make it an OBJ
lect to extend field ofOperations, by adding
list of subsctibe:s. We hope every good Demot rat
who roads this will send his and 81 so for copy
tor one year. Ifihis is too much for those who
very poor let all send fifty each and re
ceive the Weekly PATRIOT AND UNION for the camsagn
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six months so
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Sept. io, 1865.
The weekly sun., 1865-12-22
ReceptIon Of the MessaRe senth.

We have closely scanned tie comments o. the
Southern journals upon the Presidents Message,
and wc nnd tbs, nearly oil, so far - thsy have
been heard upon this topic arc Inclined TO indorss
the general policy Of tho Administration They
seem 70 Infer thst the President 10 inclined TO hold
the Radicals in check, aud IL 10 in connection with
this theory that sne Message 10 commended. The
only feature which seems particularly unpalsiable
10 the statement that Congress has full power 70
decide upon the quahdcations Of It's own mem
bcrs. There was evidently = strong hope In the
South that the President would mako decisive
stand relative to tie tsst-oaih, and II 10 possible
'ha. there was alto some hope OF political split
between the lresident and tho ruling party in
Congress. Tho general sdyiee OF ,ho ex rebel
press is for the southern people to stand by the
President, tho sppsren, object being 10 win his
confidence aud slienste him from ihs dreadful
"Radicals."
The weekly sun., 1865-12-22
OUR IRON.CLAD NAVY.
The Puritan 4 hunge In Her Plan,

The so-esled iron-clsd, ,eagoins, oeeau-rsm,
monitor Puritan, built N the Continental Iron
WORKS for John Ericsson, and Aierw ards purchased
by the Navy Department, is nov receiving her
boilen-sir In nunber-s, the Allaire Works The
Puritan WAS TO have tceu launched on tho 22d Of
june 1864 and again on tie following day, but Il
wa ne1 until the I'd Of Jul, that ,he touched the
a,er She has lsin a. ecupoint from the time OF
ie launch Until fw ua's ago, when he VS., towed
. ho dock OF the Allt,ie Wor1s The pnY,tnn
be ori.t 70 me p1e lo cas., aud may he eon,idcfed
aGe1i 'sVute, especlaly II she hal besn conn eteJ
,i.r . the oriRinAi pl ms. II IL nov deci, "a IN
at ouly one IN ct on her DECK nsi cad oil tNo a.
Vinal y ia ehded, ami 10 y ace IN this turIr. tr
my nch ,mooth toe sun,. Ihess vun. will
Tr" 2 shout y iet in encth, maximum d Gmeter
~ inches, And Weishing each lI5,tJO lbs. We can
'cnrel credil tha, such enormous petes OF oldI-
n Ice Can be usel on ship-bo-Td; but five yeAs 40
wLO Ieamt Of lh-nch gun, anu yet they aie easily
handleI and OF rteat service. The public must not
cap that The Pu'i an " u make an excursion Trip
to Euiopc nntl aiIer tho Dictator goes The latter
saIted last summer but has only arrived Al Phila-
dephA. These vessels are adapted solely ior haI Dor
te.snce, and m their plare cannot be squalled and
oreign ioes III ind rather trouble TO opsn our
.ort doors 10. an tniTss when barred bv such
orais 40 the Puritan with her two 20-inch guns.
The weekly sun., 1865-12-22

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LATE Ham ton aud Toronto papers SS.s ths,
on the frontier by tho Government within a faw
few days past. The Canadians slieve thai ths,,
Np, were TO be used BY ths ioni.ns for th,is
s1lugAtop. A'''
The weekly sun., 1865-12-22

The Providence, X. l., JoURsAL contains the fol-
loving interesting letters from one Of the party &C.
companyins Professor AsassiE expedition to Brazil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

CHICAGO FIHAScEs.-We have published seve-
raj items recently from Chicago papers, going to
show that their merchants were carrying too heavy
stocks, thus causing pressure in their finances
The following from the RepsBiicaa of the Esd, fur
nishes other reasons for the trouble:
The money market continues to exhibit more OF
less stringency. The government, as has bcer
stated, has been checking freely upon the national
bxnks, but at no time during the past thirty days
hate the balances been large, and hence there hAa
been no material effect created in the money mar
ket. There seems to be IN erroneous idea aaoaa
that the merchants are carrying IN unusual bur
den in the shape Of accumulated stocks of goods
aud feel, on this account, the pressure Of . tigh,
money market. Stocks are comparatively light
or at all events, are not heavier than is usual =,
this season Of the year. Trade is backward. Ths
mild weather Of the past fortnight has delayed the
fall trade, and sales light, and collections from
the country slow. II is on this account mcr-
chants feel the tightness in the money market
Another cause prevails just now in affecting Tbs
character Of monetary affairs, and it is this: The
government has been offering a large amount 81
lis war material at auction. Sales thus made hat
been the means of Withdrawing large amount d
ready money from the market, which ordinarily
would seek investment in loans. In connection
With this, Also uncertainty exists ~ to the
ton of Congress with regard to financial Affairs,
and capitalists holding of until they sats-
fed that the market has acquired . strictly steady
and Arm basis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

By Telegraph.l oucAso Nov r.
Business At Baaks dull today. Money scare; rats
iptereet Per coat - apnla.
Tour-In n6dAgSts dsnand
Grain-Eo. \ spr1ng wheaa unchanged. esiss It lsez
lA-clossd weak II inside Agurs; No. spsins actv.
la; rsstsd spring arnsr bot quiet q 5ooy9 Win
ter WHO'S odd q 10 Sor 81 rscslph II NJ L s.t
salss = l1oollA fresh rsedpes; -. - elsa susina
no.ipaD - - - l1s3E ~ ssssias sas1se sessd,
q ll1oa1A Cssn-ass1 inGnizy q . sessnese u q
bushel = yaladays psis~. Da,sss e.1 = teosl, No
= Is ssoee, Es3sessd = 1eoo. A. - elass narh,
ruled stsaD = - br NJ. 4 anl ~ - ~. ost,-
oaisA - s1ob1A 4 pie = busA. nnles ssss 80
bs No. L - so ~ No. : = sosrs, sasulae saiss ]
n.y. IL Slu1ts ~ 4ossa Asnand q = edvrn,, Q
iol,lr = bsaA. ns.assaeasseoss. Ne : u u, u !,
arm.
Highwtnss-I nissd narks<. vssh nominal ale 4
Is y gallon.
Provsions-Aarket inactive-svery article dun. No
pork 50 DO So city packed nominal ct sl32 no bu,.
At 81 Sweet psklsd hams neglected with seller, lie
Lard declined lc; prime steam rsndsrsd 10 - Win
out taksfs.
Lahs fsighh isessivs and nominal
osasas naskst more ssssvs = = = f ssallAwse Gov,
= ~ 100 n fue soea nj ssssss, ssssasiae llo{
D. saeh.
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DsssA -. = ~ - ~ Ases aRssgiae - -. /.
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ssfs-t 2 sgxx ~A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

KEOKUK MARKET.
DAILY GA4H CRY OIvicB, \
November ~. 1885, I

DAILY GAqn CRY Ovvrcs,
November ~, 1855.
Our market for the past three days has bsen
rather quiet. Dealers have good stocks Of produce
on hand, and consequently are not Offering such
prices as were paid last week.
Corn has been offered In plentiful quantities .
IS cents psr bushel.
In wheat thsrs 10 decline. We qsots No. l
fall st$l Is; No. : do 81 40; No. l spring 81 10;
No. old do 81 Is to 81 20; No. 81.
Flour has also declined. We quote double extra
fAll u I'll Is; No. fan SO; extra spring q 50,
supsrAne u so.
Rrs-Old Acc; new, IS to 400 per bus.
OArs-From 70 TO SOC per bus.
Eees-Moderate demand, 1t 80 to $50 per dos.
20 to 30c per Id.
PorAroEs-5o to Soc per bush.
LARD-25c per lb.
BAcoN-20c per lb.
SoRoHun-Market well supplied. Choice ar
tiele viii sell from IS to 4oc per gal.
CHIcKsss-Dull. The range L from - 50 to
IS 90 per dos.
GREEN ArrLHs-Sl IS to SO per bus.
0HroHs--40 to soc per bus.
TURxrPs-25c per bus.
BBsswAx-40c per ID.
PsArHsRs-Fron common to good, 20 to SOC;
prime 90 to 10 per ID.
WooL-Tub-w washed IS to Gee; Aeeos- Washed Is
TO SO; unvashed ! OF.
HIDss-Dry Aint lie; dry saltsd e.; Green
b; Green sAltsd Dc; pslts rs to u 10.
HAY-Good demand. Timothy &11 10 Is 90;
Prairie ~ % to 10 90 per ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

0eW YonB 0ax8ees
p 1.ssp.sA.1 - Iss.. Hs., =
Csstsaoniss md sess1y. 49, = = bal2s nl61ling
= ssstssu teAay 10 bs nsAns - Orlsans eosssa
~ oovsransse asssusa - sbaswias p.Da vers OBJ
taissA ssssr lisbGs sDalse ~, .slx SFde strictly
nld4ilns, ~ ~ - lew nsdalias No. orlssss
st3sstH ns11nng.
Ylosr-se better II ~ ssusA Yxssa ssaGa. vsais
prstty nnch al oshsr kinds ~ a1li ~ snegsl >
- - sbr Rxtsa seals - 20 for chssss sAipyazg
brasdS szan 4. n. o; aad 2ooal - for TrsAs
Brands, market closing quist.
whisky DAN - Asavy. wsstsra oso2 -, ~
2 ssoa ~ for rsassd.
orsin-whea1 hssxyasd dRosptnA sxespt ~ sersetly
choice sound parcels Il eoOl u; No. Chicago Spring
Il 1s0l o. Mlvautss clab Ss0l 8 for choice Mil
wsukss Rye Assvy. inferior winter 1901 lie fof
Canada. Barley quiet old itsts %. BeFIsy Malt
quiet Corn opened shsds AErer but sIsssd quiet st
psoss for unsoand aid os1<oT for sosaa niHsd Wet
en- the latter an sxtrs.s Osas suist y oss for -
sssnl end ssss fps soanA ard saaiI parcels q -
bsshsi.
Grocssss-Ceass quiet Sugar quiet; saiss ~ hhds
for Cuta Muscovsdo iAo1exs and % boxes Havana -
lsh Meiassss quiet. Pessolssm srnss and excited;
large aiss II Aooss1f for Grub; end e7Ossh p -
nnsA n Bond.
Provss,eas-Porh lo~ss ~ nors doiagsG - N}So
81 % 1ur nee. eiodas q - ny essE - = -
- Is for prime nssE alse 80 barrsls -, ssalNs.
s,lssa, I'll tAs ~. - asl4lon - ~ naskss
asist a.d hsssy sAl~s eoetbas = II eeolS % a6Dn
nsu ~ ~ soole - ~ sxfxn nas. ~ -
sassly q q oooll ~ Css Dsnas suiss - haSy =
u iAols ~ shoslAs. sd ls5fDs3 for hans. Bacon
dull anl unsettisd Lard dsu and lower q 401s
salse 800 bbl ls Jassary. ssllsr option. = 01le
Dstar qusss q 500 Sos 0hAe ~ seols ~ etasA
OHe~ne Aull n l1a1A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

We are glad to see our friend Col Shelly
again at home, and so nearly recovered from
his injuries received by the smash up of
passenger car, in which he was riding, during
his recent visit to Philadelphia. Col. s. had
very narrow escape from death or very seri-
Gus injury. The persons sitting in front of
him were instantly killed, and the gentleman
who occupied the seat with himself was
dreadfally lacerated. or twenty eight or
thirty persons who occupied the same side of
the car, With Col. Shelly, twenty -four were
sufferers. Nine of them we're killed at once,
and two more dying the following day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25


vls~r-If The bsanas wsFs my cfitseioa u ths
ouantity Of ths Aour cold, then the decline n
prisss to-day u large, but - they ~ not We may
sassly ~ tkGt thenayket, though duli ane some
W. lDwss, ID s6D ~ = panisy = IT, p.ssss TOT
~ stassd brands sesm 70 warrant. Halss esnaoea
thsible extra at % rs; double extra af Wv ~;
branded double extra 1t ~ Is; extra damaged =
So 40, delivered; md club sxtfA ct ~ 30 delivered
per brl. ,. !.
mt denress the market a. much ~ We would have
sunnosed. the only effect visible being to make
hoders little fssdier to sell. Sales eub 1t II o.
mixed 4 81 IS; fall ct 81 90; spring ss 81 70 70
rs; fall 1t 81 IS.
Corn-The market opened pretty firm 1t yester-
days prices, but weakened 1t the close. Sales Of
white 1t s5c; yellow 1t SIC; white at the opening
1T S5c.
oass-Markst vas quite active, but easy FOL
buyers. Sales st 4lo, subject TO inspection. :.
Rye-Ths market 10 very dull, with sales q y
to Tie per bush.
Barlsy-Markes steady, with salss Of fall q II
70 S.; spring ct s5c.
Hay-Market steady, with sales Of looss st &17,
and inferior do 1t 3l6 per ton.
Hides-Nothing done in the market. Dry ais'
qsist .. l43c p b.
Buck heea-Sales at 81 90 p bush.
Buekwhsat Flour-Sales It SIS = bril-
Bstasf--eG1ss It ~ 70 - = b.
Eees-Lowse. Sales It SO per dossn, ship
Bssas-sa,ss u u % 10 - p bsah.
Tallow-Stsady, It l42s = b.
Green Applss-salss choies mixed q - Is PEI
basrsI.
Dried Fruit-Steady, with sales Of apples d
q 90 70 IS pr basbsl; and peaches . - q
- IS PER bush.
0nions-Maxket dull, and tending down, with
sales Of prime 1t 40 per bush, SKIS In.
Potatoes-Market maintains itself pretty stead
lily, Notwithstanding the immense receipts. Sale
peachblows 1t roc; mixed ss IS TO 81 cents pa
bushsl.
Whisky-Maskst gave way to-day. Sales In
lots 1t the opening at - 49, but 1t the close thers
WAS . sale on 30 days time, without interest, d
q IS per gallon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

o8shA Cn1co8o.
We clip the following item from tbs Tsibsss Of
the z3d:
Receipts small, ranging in price from go 70
II SO, chiefly ct $40 50 to ii IS. There has been
little life in the market, and notwithstanding the
improved tone Of tho New York nasket yesterday.
prices have fallen Is to 100 pr loo lbs on GOOD
hogs and 20 to SOC on comnon light ones. Tho
factis, there are NO buyers at I'll anxious to pur
chase, and such sales ~ sre mads ars done 1t :
concession. Only good heavy hogs ars wanted.
and others ind slow sale. One or two packers who
have not previously been in the market, hsve been
operating to-day, seeming to consider the Decline
euncient to warrant . commencement Of business.
The receipts are about - last week, but fall over
last year.
We notise : sele Of IS hogs By R. strahorn .
70, = the Aishigaa Southern Yards, whioh co.,
stitute the finest drove We hsve seen in this mar
aet for many months. They averaged about Ios
lbs. and sold for 81 50 Per 100 lbs.
We qeoss the naskst = nodss1ssly asGivs aAd
prices 10 to 1Se psf loo In lower. sonsidseable
number remain snsold."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

"A New York paper chronicles the following
transactions in 'stock corner" Wall street, grow
ing ont Of recent operations in Prairie du CHEN
zone man found himself in Eve days . loser Of
az, 600, having bought the stock on the dip Of .
penny. Another man wanted to make few hsn-
dreds, and being on the right side, found himself
credited with $4,000. Another sent by nail .
notice to his brother to sell for future delivery
and on seeing the enhanced price quoted in the
papers counted himself 8 bankrupt by thousands,
until he found that his order had failed to reach
its destination. Another wished to pay for . din
ner, bought few shares to hold for . couple Of
days, and made in that time profit Of q, 80.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25
Kew York Copper uark.t.

New sheething is stiIl quoted ct SOC, and yellow
metal 34c, not cash. The excitement which pre-
vailed in ingot ct our last writing continues mo-
only unabated, but has rather increased in inten
sity, and prices have rapidly run up from day (.
day, until ct the close they stand 2@2Ac per n
above those current on Tuesday evening, tho feel
ing being quite general that IL the Spanish Aes
succeed n establishing IN efficient blockade Of th,
ports Of Chill, England and France will b com
PEELED to purchase largely in this country. Tn,
sales arc SOC, 900 Ms Baltimore, commencing .
334c, and closing 1t 354c ON the spot, and Soc To-
December delivery; 100000 lbs do for Januar,
delivery, 364c; 10000 lbs Detroit, 35@3ec; ius
50 tons Chilli pig, 13e tgold) .-SAippisg L;st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25


Tn fax.est Of the sixth congrsssioual dis.
tsict Of nl;aois, held : convention = Morris
the other day, 70 devise ways md meAns q
cheaper the cost Of transportation d Western
produce to the East. The convention Va
addressed Hon. b B. Washburn and others.
Resolutions were adopted setting forth the
grievances which the Western people endure
for lack Of facilities of transportation, and
asking Congress to make An appropriation o
seven millions of dollars to construct shiT
canal aronnd Niagara Falls, and insisting
on the free navigation of the st. Lawrenc'
River, which is claimed as the natural high
wav for the people Of the Northwest TO thu
ocean.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

The Centreville Citizen says Lieut.. J. d.
Brown entered that Office last Monday, and
proclaimed himselfa candidate for matrimony.
One Of the Citisen's female compositors, gath
cred her bonnet and hied away With the
Lieutenant to the presence of. the County
Judge, and there was wife gained, and q
eompositor lost. The Citizen is pushed, but
thinks itself the victim of . plot; that the par
hes "hsd made it up" before hand. Think i
quite likely,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

PRor. SANDS, THE MAcIcIAs.-This cele'
brated magician and ventriloquist viii favor
our citizens with an opportunity of attending
one more of his recherche entertainments
q. Atheneum Hall on Monday evening.
The Prof. has acquired . worldwide reputar
ton, ~ the most skillful magician andaccom-
Observation-Disclosures now travelling. HeAeveE
fails 70 draw crowded houses wherever be
goes. Go and see him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

WARN WMrun AHD r1s EY1DCTs.--Hany
people, especially ladies, complain as this ses.
son Of the year OF general weakness or dc.
bility. The use Of Speer's Samburg pori
wine prevents this. The wine is said to have
. most wonderful effect in giving strength
ssor and tone 70 as shos e@ about
nurse infants. The wine is not . manufac
tured article, Is no water, sugar OF liquor il
added to it. Sold by druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

eattle-Ths market IL quiet, with demand
about equal TO receipts. The pens ara empty viii
the exception Of few scallawags Prices ranrs
70 4ac Tor common to good; to 50 for good
Of the market, and it 10 uncertain vhethsr they
will purchase any moro Or not
Hogs-Market duh aad tsading down. Pries,
range at to lie per pound for common to prims
heavy. Most Of the receipts renaia ansold.
ssssP-A.rket q1ist ard unshaaesA vi4h selts
:. ~ 2. 49,. Good psins shssp - word
AhsA Csws-Dsnaad sscl3nrss ~. ~ -,
~ ssasae. Pfisss saags = ~ - = 90 = p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25
Dry 0eoas IN Chicago.


There 10 less aetivity in the Dry Goods market
than for some time past. There are not many
buyers in town, and the few that are here axs only
purchasing enough to ksep up sssortments. The
stringency Of the money market, and the unsettled
condition Of the produce markets, tend to make
country dealers prudent, and they are only buying
for immediate necessities Prints are without any
decided change. Standard sheetings are steady
ct last quotations. Light weights are generally l
@2c lower. Bleached goods are 1@2c lower ON
most favorite brands. Ginghams are &c lower.
Tickings are easier. Corset Jeans unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

TEE individual Who contracted severe cold
while sitting on his own front steps, watching for
the fellow that had stolen in st the hole had
been indulging in Pinkerton's Wahoo and Calisaya
Bitters, for although heatful and delightful slim
ulant, they do not intoxicats. Try them once, and
you will never be without them. For sale by
WILKINSON, BAnrLsrf Co., Agents, Keokuk,
Iowa. nov.l3-d,2w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

JuDoE CLAcrrr, having sold his farm on the
plank road, now offers his live stock, consist
ing ofMorgan horses, brood mares and colts,
fine cattle, sheep and hogs, and . variety Of
farming implements for sale at public auction
on the 30th of the present month, Thursday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

AS agent is in the city sanvassing for sub
scribers to Q new Gazetteer and Commercial
Directory Of the Mississippi River, including
the river from St. Paul to New Orleans
Such work will prove very useful to large
classes of our business men along the river,
and is entitled to liberal patronage
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

THE business upon the Keokuk Mount
Pleasant and Muscatine Railroad ia immense.
The demands for transportation almost ex.
ceeds the capabilities of the line. Let the
road be extended to Mount Pleasant and be.
yond, and it will prove channel through
which much business and travel will be
brought hither
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEgR's WINE. 1t is admira
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the FIRST class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. 1t 10 worth . trial and
gives great satisfaction. Oct. g. 6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-25

ALL SPEAK WELL Of DR.. C. L. Speneer's Fra
grant 0douselane for the teeth. Warranted to
contain no acids, makes pearly white teeth, puri
ies the breath and il all We claim, the purest and
nost fragrantly scenty dentrifce ever offered TO
the public, For sale by Wilkinson 4 Bartlett, and
all druggists. nov.2l-d3w-3m