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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

MUSTERED OUT.-The War Department
has Just issued an order honorably
mastering out of service large number
of general officers of U. s. Volunteers.
Among them we notice the names of
Brevet Major Generals L. A. Grant and
Geo ]. Stannard, and Brig, Gen. Stephen
Thomas. OF Vermont
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

WHERE THE DEMecRATIG PArrv IT, g
GONE TO. Aathegtie Stetemen 4 = naox,
Richmond who runs the New orb 60,
tral railroad and the Now Yr,rk' donn
cratic party, is 8 great swear ~, Nc ~,
S, down the wages g Of his rsilrg ad employees yes
them telegraphed to him u nat thew o1 wou1d ~
not vote the democratic ticket If Their their
pay was not kept up to the old standard
Deans reply was. @Ths democratic nartv
has gone to he'll AND you may 90 there
too" -. 'ASAo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

~ Ex- Congressman Geo Il. Yeaman
Of Kentucky, who was defeated in the
last hentucky election by the rebels IN
his congressional District, has been an.
poinIea minister 70 Denmark at salary
0i Ssooo; ne Sill succeed Mr.. Bradford
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

Vermont Central Railroad, about mile
below Randolph station, on the after
noon Of August 18th, was struck by
down freight train, and very seriously
if not fatally injured. He was thrown
thirty feet from the track. u-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

PATENT.-A patent has recently been
issued to George S. Bradford of Ben
nington, assignor to self and Clark
Tompkins of the same place, for i'm
provement in machines for winding con-
ical bobbins.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

BATTLE OF PLATTsBgRGH.-The ami
versary of this battle will occur on the
1lth of September The people Of that
place are moving in the matter of cele-
bration.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

sY- The imagination is stimulated by
the incense Of flowers, and if ever there
was poetry in perfume, it is breathed
silently and soothingly from Phalon's
"Night-Blooming Cereus," the most be-
witching of all the fragrant preparations
the chemic art has extracted from the
floral kingdom. Sold everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

OFFICERS DRILu.-Au Officers Drill,
for the officers of the Third Regiment V.
S. NJ, has been ordered by Col. Hamil-
ton at Vergennes, Aug. Goth, 30th and
3lSt, ... t#.a ....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

A CLEAN BURN.-Mr. Ansell W. Hawk
ins of North Danvilleis clearing piece
of land, and on Wednesday, of last
week set the brush heaps on fire. He
went to st. Johnsbury to the circus
Thursday morning, and on returning
home found his brush all burned, also
some eighty cords of stove wood and
fifteen mill-logs-a part of the perform
ance not down on the bills. ff.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

FATAL ACcrDENT.-Mr. Jacob Chap
man, formerly of st. Johnsbury, in at
tempting to jump from rapidly moving
trsin at Worcester, Mass, on Sabbath
evening, was thrown under the cars and
so shockingly mangled that he lived but
a short time. He was formerly MEM
beI Of the Sd Vermont regiment. He
leaves wife and child.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31
Local and state Items.

"PRgMATURB, 1T seems that the re-
port of the purchase of the "Strong
house" by Messrs. Bardwell and Cook
was not correct. ....
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

HoPs.-The st. Johnsbury Caledonian
learns that in Essex county, Vt, lice are
infesting the growing hops to their great
detriment. The farmers are picking
them some two weeks earlier. than usual,
and it is thought there viii not be much
more than half an average crop.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

THE Ninth VERMoET.-The battalion
of the Ninth Vermont still in the field, is
doing duty in Norfolk, Va, and vicinity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

HORSE KILLED.-A favorite mare be-
longing to jeremiah Carleton, Berlin,
was killed by a passenger train on
Wednesday, Aug. 9th, near Mr.. C's resi-
dence. The mare was near the track
and as the train approached, took fright
and in attempting to cross was struck
by the engine and instantly killed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

SLATE QUARRY.-A slate quarry, said
to be very valuable, has been opened in
Waterford, this State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

BANK. SoLp.-The St., Johnsbury Gale
donian says that at public sale of the
Passunpsic Bank, held on Monday of
last week, the assets and liabilities of
the above Institution were struck off
to f. c. Redington, Esq, at s4.01 per
share of $50 payable October i. That
is, Mr.. Redington agrees to redeem the
bills when presented. pay any out
standing debts, and give to the stock
holders s4.01 per share-for which the
bank turns over to him its entire assets.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

ACcGpKNT.-A deaf mute, named Win
SLOW. while walking on the track Of the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

The steamer Brother Jonathan
from San Francisco July ., for Pors
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

SEVERE HAIL SToRM,-Several days
ago a thunder storm, accompanied with
hail, came up from the northwest and
passed over Glen's Falls, which was one
of the heaviest and most destructive
that has been known there IN 20 years.
The ground was white with hail, and at
dark it was found on the north side Of a
building three or four Inches deep. A
mile north of that place the storm
ragged more furiously than at the Falls'
In one house over thirty panes OF glass
were broken. The trees looked as if
they had been stripped by worms; corn
leaves were cut into shreds, and thrifty
fields of buckwheat were entirely des-
trOyed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

WINDSOR COUNTY FARMERS CLuB.-A
meeting for consultation relative to
forming Windsor County Farmers
Club was held in Springfield, Aug. 18th.
The meeting was called to order by Fl.
NJ. Arms. D. D. Williams of Chester,
was made President, and Henry Boyn-
ton, of Woodstock, Secretary. Every
gentleman present expressed himself
strongly in favor of taking measures to
enlist the cooperation Of the active men
in tnat county in forming a Windsor
County Farmers Club.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

Nor BY PoE.-The jolly local of the Mon
tezuma Republican has been disturbed in his
nocturnal slumbers, and thus chronicles he
the event for the benefit of his friends:
The other night while we lay mnsng, and our
weary brain confusing DER the topics Of the day,
suddenly we heard a ratting, as of serried hosts
a-batting, as they mingled in the fray. "What
is that ?" cried, upstarting, and into the dark
ness darling, slap we ran against the door. "0h
It's nothing" Edward grumbIed. as DER a huge
arm chair we stumbled" It's bug and nothing
more Then said we, anger rising, tfor we
thought it go surprising that bug should so
thus ofend) edo you think small insect sir. thus
would all the air infect, sir {? No; It's aot a bug
my friend" Now becoming sorely frightened
round waist our pants were frightened, and
put on our coat and hat; when. into the darkness
peerng. we saw, with trembling and much fear
ing. the glaring eyes of Thomas Cat. Esq. With
establishment and wonder gazed upon the son
of thunder, as he sat upon the floor: when a reso-
luton taking aud rapid movement making, 10
we opened wide the door. Now. clear out 70 We
hoarscly shouted, rs o'erhead our boot We fouted
take your presence from my floor" Then with
air and mien majestic, this dear creature called
domestic, made his cxir through the door, Made
his exit without growing. neither was his voice
heard bowling. not single word he said And
with feelings much elated to escape doom so
fated. slowly went back to bed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

NV ioAk, aug. u
cotton-Dali and heavy and lower. selling at &C for
middling
fiour--Duli and heavy and 10Gl5c lower selling at
80 . 10 for extra State; 65a6 10 for super Wes-
tern, Togs 90 for common to good shipping transs
Extra r. II. o, aud 1888 ~ for trade brands,
market closing heavy.
whsky-Quet and without decided change esies Of
Western at 1872 70.
Wheat-ue.yy ana &c lover. sa'es Of ~ coo bush At
81 Nil. Cfue, {o9l 42t< fer Amber MI, the
latter price extreme; &otal Al 10. No. Chicago
Spring; 50 for good Winter Red Western; oS@42 %
foI White Michigan Fed In the szies 6re 5Oo
bush crop Of Amber Michigan arrive within ten
days at 90
Barley-Dul
Rye--Stesdy; western at csc.
Corn-1 and &c better with q fair demand In part for
export, at sec for unsound, and ssssc for unsound
red Western yellow.
Oats, &c better 1t sooeo4c for Western, latter
generally held at Gle.
Rice-Du
Wooi-Uull.
rstsoieum-Quiet ~ slkasac for Orudss s211ossc
Pork-Dull, with downward tehd.hcy II 80 g0(9
IS y X for mesa closing duh s. % cssh q boo
30 % TOR lse3-4do; "a oo0A SO for prime and n 90
OF rs for prime mess.
Beef-stesdy as 5o0ls 50 for plain ness and 10 10
OLA for extra meas.
Beef Hams-scarce and nrm.
eCut Meass-firm at nellie for shoulders, and 40
NJ for hams.
Bscon-Duli.
L.rd-Dull at loD241<c
Bnttsr--In demand st 2302sc for Ohio, and 2sOSSc
for State.
cAs.s.-DuIl at losls1e for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

From the Democrat Aug. 5.
Flour-The demand was pretty lively. and trans
actions comprised ,537 bbls and 900 sacks, in
small iois, neludipg 80 bbls double extra favor
ito country brand. q. 81 so; $50 do double ex-
ira at $40 Sc; 2Bl do at So 30 to 50 so: 100 do
low double extra IL - IS: so SKIS triple axtrs st
s. $50 double extra at 81 55; So do fall wheat
single extra, its merits at 81 so: go SKIS fall
wheat sin gle extra. part delivered, AZ 81 %; 800
do do ut 81: leo bbls fall wheat super at 81; 200
SKIS do at 81 70; II bbls spring extra AT 81 ~
delivered $50 bbs spring wheat extra and super.
in various lots. at 81 ia do low do NJ 20 40 and
30 10 &c II 80 80.
Whext-sspener fsi, ~Ge.t irnprhf full prices.
but other grsssfes we're without change. c.nice
at SO IS: strictly prime and choice st SO rs 10
:. Is: prime 3. 81: fair and good at 81 20 90
81 SO: common fall AT 81 40 TO 81 S. inferior
do at 81 20: prime spring al 81 30; trash at 65c.
Corp--There was stand OF between buyers
and sellers. and but little business done. Sales
Of white AT gee: yellow at soc.
os,s-Mnrke, easier, With sales for choice al GO.
prime. in prime orier, st 5Te.
Rye-Receipts light, and market stiff. with a
sale at size "A bushe;, exclusive Of sacks.
Eroyisien.-Market pretty firm; mess pork s3i;
prime kettle lard ese; prime steam ~ = TIE same
price; city bacon clear sides private terms.
ordinary at i9e. and country pork house do :
lefc.
Whisky-Market quiet. and the only sale TO re-
por, is Is brs At 50 90 p gallon.
Hides-Flint steady at2lc; dry sailed at sc an 4
green saltei a; &c r n.
Hay--MaEket lower. and sales tght-pressed mt
so delivered: at $50 2 ton.
Tallow-Demanl active and prices higher, with
= sale of pkgs at I2tc p n.
batter and Egys-Ns rket steady at 2oa Die for
storc-paeked butter; 40 &c Tor garry do, With
sales Of 90 pkSs dairy at 24c and eggs lower, sell
ing at isc reteunted.
Wcei-Market steady, and sales tub washed at
66c; common do at 55c; fleece washed at 5slc un-
washed at IS Ice. hurry al 81 p ID.
Groceries-Market steady, with large sales from
first hands. We quote prime Rio at 33c; other
grades from Sal to 80: Java at 81 10 3Sc. Sugar
steady and firm, with fair business from first
hands At ltM lsc for Louisiana; lsc for extra
choice old REALIZED; l6i@l7ic for Porto Rico; Isl
q Ice fer csba; laf@ 144c for Muscovaio. Mo
are selling at 6ea IS. We quote rice from first
hands at il;(dl2tc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

ooaaucfHD 4unspAYs.
arocsr,., ~, arm, Win sisht upward tendency in
some articles Soda advancsd lc Soap (pain) b lie
higher Star Candies range bstwssn ~ sa1 - y n
In paisns We note an advancs Of 76c ON Il and 6oc
On LAYER. In wooden ware thsrs 10 very Dsrcsp tible
decline There IL . decline Of Use on half barrels q
White FISH Lard Oil has made big jump. We quote
ct 81 os@2 90.
sueAa-Fhm. Cuba and Porto Rico fair. lsHe;
prime, 1szolec; choice le,fo17e; New Yoh, is>Se
MoLAss..-susar House. 7ool 90; Golden syrup,1 u
CORN to Sc; Old Govt. Java pocket SIC.
soD.-Amsricas s,<c; snslish, s14plo,xe.
solP-P.lm, % si011c; German, ilols1lc St Louis
Ta..Youns Tyson, 81 so02 90; Imperial, 81 10 to
CAxDLss-star, &c; Summer Pressed, lec. a.
ToBAcco-Dalk Sweet, IS to Soc; Medium brande W
2sc; Gold and Natural Leaf II 50 to u %; navy
EAus-Best Brands At % 90 rates.
0LIss-Sx10 City 8 90. rstss.
OoapAon-25 to 26c.
DrIEp APpLHs-Choice 9Dl0c b.
DsI.p CuRRAHrs-2Oc.
Rlinss-Nsw X R.S7 Is; L.y.rss 90.
eALf-3 60O3 Is.
Wo,s.s W..s-s soes s.il. =. ~ 5 ao:g e 9 =.
Sd DO, ) IL wash sosrd., = %
1ul-No Aseksrsi, bbls S2e oofor new
mol do hfdo % 70.
Eo2 do do - co.
Hfbbls No. I White Fish, - Is new.
o,s-Coal OIL. 75D7Sc: Lnsesd Oil. 81 20, Lard
on 81 osaa %; Fish OH, 81 cool TO- Meats Rootoil
81 coal IS
CarIss-New ". r. and Hamburg 1s09ec.
BAes-Buriaps, SOC.
Single Dummies, So esse; double do, $50.
Seamless, bush, As to Csc.
flour, Il bhl., 40.
do u Dbl, &c.
do v Dbl, (psper) ~
sAcKs-wooi Sacks. 0ocDfl 90 each
CosfoH YAns-et0e(c , b.
CAnPsf CHAIN Jute 4oc, flax. Coo; Cotton Sc
Twrss-Jpts 45O5oc; Fiax as6soOc; Cotton sS0Sl %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

RENovAL.-Messrs. Robertson L Albers,
wholesale and retail grocers, have removed
their establishment to 120 Main street, where
they are opening up with large stock, and
in handsome rooms Messrs Robertson &
Albers are both well known to our citizens
and the trade as gentlemen and good business
men, and in their new rooms their prosperity
will doubtless constantly grow upon them.
All right we don't know anybody more de.
serving of success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

COMMUNAL FELrcirY AND BLIss-How WIVES
SHOULD BE TREArEB.-Nothingi more suscepti-
bic of harm 'from the storms of this rude world
than the delicate nature of woman. The husband
remains hearty and robust in seasons when the
frail and delicate wife droops ike rudcly han
died, sensitive plant. 1.-THE storm that leaves the
oak unscathed uproots the flower" If your wife
is ailing if sickness prostrates her. if maternal
solictude and care wear upon her, remember you
are the heaven appointed guardian Of her health
You should not fail to supply her with delicacies
which will assist Nature in restoring her to full
vigor. PLANTATION Buffers are just the thing
she needs. Their effect in building up the system
restoring the life forces to their original sigor,
creating new blood and adipose matter, is truly
magical.
-Thurs-Sat-w1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

We extract from the Chicago Journal Of sAtur-
day, August 9Th, = follows:
.Thsrs tsuite - sssivs demand sprisging -
for Wool, and prices are higher. We note sales
to-day Of some 60,00O pounds q from 81 TO Soc
for heavy to fne Fleece, and At ee3c for Tub
Washed. en
Flax Seed was ii demand It $l.6o 70 $1.7s, but
the offerings -wsre limited. Timothy Seed was
scarce and nominal 1t a to $4.75 for medium to
prime qualities.
Tho Provision market Was neglected. and easier.
The only sales reported were 200 barrels Mess
Pork at from $50 to $3.50. Prime Mess was
nominal. Cut Meats and Lard wss inactive.
We extract from the Chicago Tribune Of the
same date:
The rain this morning eansed "spurt" in the
grain market 1t the opening, but the return If
good weafeer speedily sent prices down again, and
we report the market closing weak. Flour is quiet
and unchanged. Wheat opened 2c higher, but the
advance was entirely lost. Corn fell ! to q per
bushel. Oats opened lc higher, but subsequently
| fell back and cIosed &c lower. Rye advanced lie
per bushel. Barley was firm at former quotations.
| Whisky was dull and easier. Provisions were ex-
tremely dull. Freights ruled lower,
The Provision market remains dun and lfeies.
The dispatches from New York reported Mess
Pork firm at S25 to 1876, but it had no eject in
stimulating the market, and we note sales Of only
500 brls Mess at $50 to $3l. The truth 10, there
| Is no confidence falt in the New York market, and
operators ere afraid to risk shipments, There has
been so much sscornering," "bulling" and "bear-
ing" done in that market during the present sum
mer, that there is very prevalent idea that no
one can receive the benefit OF the quotations
named, unless he is inside the "ring" or ''com-
binatiqnt which has been formed. At any rate
for two weeks past there has been much larger
margin between this city ana New York thar nsu-
any erists and but few have been wiling TO take
advantage Of it, The holders here have been un-
willing to place their property in the hands Of
men who are merely gambling" On the market,
and they prefer to hold their stocks here and sell
TO meet the home demand. Prime Aea Pork ID
held at $50 to $3.50, but there il little or no in
quiry. Bulk Meats are quiet and nominal. Lard
| is held at "a to 24tc.
The demand for Highwines to-day was very
iigpt Sndsthe market ruled Quist and easier, with
sales d OILY 80 bris ~ $2,l2?
The Grocery market ischaraeieriged viii good
degree of activity. and all leading s,apfes are firm
at our quotations Prime Coffee is scarce and
commands outside prices. Hard Refined Sugars
sse sssrga and frm. Other refined are in fair sup-
ply snd aefire. Jspar and choice Green Teas are
in active demand with large transactions. Syrups
are in good request and hrm-tending upwards.
Tallo~ is scarce and in good demand at l2c for
prime. There is very little offering, and holders
demand lsa, The receipts from day 10 day com
prise about all the stock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08
ARE there any of our friends vho h.vs !.

ARE there any of our friends who have kent
away from the duck-ponds over ON the Suck.
or shore, or from the squirrel-ranges of Fox
Island and the Des Moines bottoms, or have
even RETAINED from shooting quails in the
suburbs beyond Cattaraugus, on account Of
the prohibitions Of the game-lawsf Now.
know ~, al ye Nimrods in miniature, that
the restriction i removed for the next half
year. The most unboundsd luck NAY attspd
Jour hunting, subject to two unimporsAnt
conditions, to-wit: First that yoa end the
sAns; second, that yoa succeed = boeui..al
haAe - bend. I 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

AS the steamer Brilliant went up the rive,
On its last trip, young man named Kennedy
living at Davenport, recently married. a
painter by trade and an habitual drunkard by
daily practice, made four efforts, by jumping
overheard, to drown himself. He was res
cued each time. Had he taken to cold water
sooner he would not now be showing such
extreme Partially to it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

A coLoRED boy, about fourteen years old,
accidentally fell into the water upon the other
side of the river, Saturday, and was drowned.
He had been with the army through all Sher-
mans march, and came out unframed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

WARSAW Public REcoRD.-Thus entitled
comes unto us No. l, vol. l, of spirited little
eight PACED journal which is published by our
young friend Fl. Lick, in cur neighboring
city, and which shall come unto us weekly
henceforth. independent and loyal, it will
form local paper which the good people of
Warsaw will doubtless we'll support.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

TIE SOLDIERS CAsKET.-Into this are
gathered such literary stores as will please
and instruct the soldier and the soldiers
friend. 1t is handsome monthly journal OF
more than sixty pages, and is well conducted.
Published by c. W. Alexander, Philadel
mia So per annum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

GESrLEsAs in our Office yesterday, who
has just returned from travels that have led
him over large part of the State, reports
damage done to crops everywhere, by the wet
weather, to be much less than apprehcnded
Small grain will be saved, for the most part,
without great damage, and hay and corn
promise well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

LosT.-On yesterday evening, between the
corner of Ninth and Concert streets, and the
Presbyterian Church on Seventh street, a
Ladies' Gold Breast-Pin, carbuncle set. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at the dry-goods store No. 81 Main
street, between Second and Third. [2t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08
I-Tue-Thurs-Sat-w1t

AFRAID TO LApGH.--Ladies sometimes reprcss
their laughter to avoid revealing the discooration
and imperfection Of their teeth Pair ones. We
would advise you to try the Fragrant soroDoSr
1t viii remove, at once, all impurities arrest the
progress of decay, and whiten such parts as have
already become black BY decay, and leave the
breath as fragrant a rose.
fd-tu-thu- sat I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08
kEoKuK, August 8, 1866. st

CANNOT BE SPARED.-The Des Moines Reo.
ister says that Gov. Stone telegraphed the
War Department Tuesday, urging the muster
ing out Of Iowa cavalry regiments, if the ne.
cessities of the service would permit it. He
received the following response:
WASHINGTON, August 8.
GOV. srosH: Your cavalry regiments still re-
manning 10 the Departments Of Arkansas and Mis-
.carl, ana the Military Divisions Of the Gulf and
Tennessee, cannot now be spared.
THOS. NJ. VINCENT. A. A. a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

MEssRs. M. W. wssfcorr and Brownell 4
Bro. were the purchasers of the fine Stock o.
books, etc., of Mr.. Ogden, thus making .
very valuable addition to their already large
stocks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

Chicago Market.
By rslegraph.] oncAso .Aur. :.
Marksts are generally Quiet.
rour-Dui at 10 e0D10 25 for White Winter: 90 for
Re Wintsr. 9 eo07 ga for epFing Extrss
Wheat-Steady. Sales OF No. Red It 7OdDl IS:
No Red 81 IS, and No. Spring at 1901 n
Corn-Actye aud Sc higher At osOo7 70 for No. n
Oats-t to r. higher At 42l40a Csc for No l.
kye-2c higher No. / st &c.
Barley More active: No. lat o5AI 10
Whisky--DuIl AZ TO-
Prcvfsicns-Heavy and dull: 800 bbls, Mes pcrh At
meu Il Is 90 - 49, f''-4'
L.rd-7O tisrces prime steam at 23c, and 70 ken OF
kettle at 2ac =
Beef Cattls-DuI, with light sales .. 1 COOS 20 sbr
oonmon 10 fair. = =
10 IS. ~ -
Money-Baey.
Exchangefim Of lilo discount buying, and p.r SELL
ing.
Gold-l43.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

DR.. HoLLIsGswoRTH tells us he has lost
nearly thirty out of forty head of his hogs
from hog cholera" Other farmers in his
community have lost slightly from this cause
none equalling his own.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-08

The Charles City InteEigencer denies the
statement going the rounds in the Eastern
papers that in Northern Iowa the tremendous
rains will render the seasons crop an entire
failure. 1t says with few exceptions corn and
all other crops in that locality never looked
betteY