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GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP
- AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.

Chef Quartermas,e,'s Office, DEPOT Of Washinston,
Wdshington, ID. c., July "A, 1865. {
Will be sold at public auction, under the direc-
tion of Captain D. G; Thomas, M. S. K, Y. s. A.,
= and streets north, in the city Of Washington.
q. m, large lot of condemned Clothing, consisting
Of
Infantry and Cavalry Coats, Jackets, Trowsers.
Shirts, Frocks, Drawers, Vests Talmas, Have.
locks. Sack Coats, Gapes, Hats, Caps, Leggings,
pital Tents, Wall Tents, Common Tenfs, Sibiey
Tents, Spades, Shovels, Hatchets, Bed Sacks Knap-
sacks, Haversacks Flags, Rubber Blankets, &c
Successful bidders must remove the stores within
five 20 days from date of sale.
iTerms-Cash, in Government funds
ID. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quarterm sster,
jy A-ts Depot of Washington
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POLITE ATTENTION REoUEsTED.-A bache-
Tor friend suggests that in view OF the recent
verdict IN Washington, young men shonid be
Cireumspect and careful in their attention TO
ladies. or they may be Harris ed 70 death.-N
4, PCst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-24

~From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have Madame DemOrest's Mirror Of Fashions,
for August.
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D7-S T. Suit, President of the National Bank
Of Virginia, at Richmond, has addressed a
communication TO the President, requesting
him to suspend legal proceedings for the con-
fiscation in that State of the property of rebels
until the question of pardon to individual
cases can be determined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-24

Kansas, on Thursday night, CARVING away
two stone bridges, eighteen or twenty houses
and property of all kinds. Several dead bodies
have already been found, and it is feared that
many more were swept away. Loss 5000 Con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-24

uY-Tbe city of Philadelphia has furnished 10
the land and naval service 93,322 men, at an ex-
pense Of $6,cO0,000. l-.-.4
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS ON
~ ANAIOSTAN ISLAND.


Electromagnetic sssiss 9ss Psgo' y
Mn be sold At public auction. on the premises.
nffr fsficR q SsRan at II
TwENTY-O ONE FRAME BUILDINGS,
e., and of the following dimensions viz:
Migh Eight 81 Barracks, each 2O13 by ITO feet:
One ! Hospital Mess; house q By IS feet.
One uD Cook house, 40 by 201a feet.
One "a Guard house, IS by "a feet
ve g. c 2naT Wf eaSa 10 sy b
One ~ Stable room for 30 horses, D by 100 feet.
One ~ ce-h9use, I4o by % feet
Will be sold, at the same time and place, the
Crops on the Island belonging to the Government,
cepsisting of about six acres of Corn and acre
Terms cash, in Government funds;
Brevet Maj Gen. and Chief ousr5ermastcr,
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO. HOUSEHOLD FUR
M at Rs
sb spd 1s ire be-
one RS;sxoSd Case EiseS y octave made Ss
heaVy SfS 0 hnS eos ye feet wild.
One Danask ParIor SUIT, consisting of Tetea -Te.s
Sofas, Gentlemen'S and Ladies' Easy and Side
Chairs
Two Marble top Centre and Side Tables
Handsome Lace Curtains and Cornice
Hair cloth Sofas Chairs and Rockers
One Writing Desk and Book Case
Cottage Sets, Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolstsrs
Jenny Lind Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and Wash.
Husk, Hair, and Cotton top Mattresses
Blankets Quilts, Spreads Sheets, and Cases
Velvet, BRUSSELS, Three ply, Ingram, and other
Carpets
Hall Oil Cloths, Brussels Stair Carpets, Rugs and
Stair Rods
Dining Tables and Cane seat Chairs
Cook, Parlor, Radiators, and other stoves
Four fine Chandeliers 'fa
Table Cutlery. Glassware and Cutlery
lot of Kitchen Requisites, and many other arti-
cles too numerous to enumerate
AT u O'Clock M, one young Mich Cow and Ladys
Side Saddle
Terms cash -
is gid Until GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU Is
II pleasant in taste and odor free {. ON all inju-
rious properties, and immediate In its action,
mar - -6m.
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ASSIGNED TO DETY

ASSIGNED TO DUTY.
Generals Sickles and De Trobrand have
been assigned to duty in the Department of
the East, under General Hooker, and will
leave Washington for New York this evening
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GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS

Practical Fire and Water Proof Composition
and Gravel Roofers.
Roofs put on in the best manner.
Roofing Materials always hand.
Office 1876 Massachusetts, avenue, between 9Th
and 7th SITS north Washing ton, D. c. iy list.
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EXTENSION or THE FIRH ALARM AND POLICE
TELEGRAPH.-Our city authorities are en- gagged
in extending the fire alarm and police telegraph
which has proven to be so Valuable IN connec.
ton with the departments with whichIt is
connected The extension Of the wires and the
addition of alarm boxes VIII add greatlyto the
EMERGENCY of the fire department, enabling the
steamers to go directly to localities which are
now distant from the point at which the alarm
Is sounded upon occasions of fire. The city
a.lthorities have ordered ten new boxes, which
are now being constructed, and these will be
located at points where they are most needed,
put nor yet fixed upon. The addition of ten
boxes VIII increase the number of boxes to IS;
ana the aarm signals or numbers will run mp
10 IL Inc reason tnat the numbers Elk coed the
boxes is simply because in order to Indicate the
boxes with certainty, numbers 10. IL 90 ID 40
&c. 30. Al. 50, SIS, 60, and Sc, are omitted as The
cyphers cannot be indicated, and numbers
omitted would be but repetition Of numbers
2,3, 4, S, and6. .--.
1t is also designed, as we have already stated,
servatory, so that the hours may be struck
upon the alarm bells throughout the city We
learned from Superintendent Talcott that in
struments for this improvement have been
ordered 1t ia not proposed to strike all the
hours of the day; but at IL M, 6 a. m. and p.
m. The entire community will be pleased with
this Improvement and especially the mechanics
and others who begin and end their work at
those hours.
The transfer of the Third Ward police to the
Central Guarnhouse will make the transfer of
the alarm box No IS from the corner of + and
Sth streets to the Central Guardhouse, or the
fixing of another box at the latter point, neces-
sary.
ALI the work of adding to the boxes and
Instruments, and extending the wires or adding
of Superintendent Talcott, OF the telegraph
department..
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iCRIMINAL CoURT,-Judge Wylie-This morn
ing, James Brockler, indicted for the larceny
OF mule, was found not guilty.
Michael Duffey, indicted for larceny, was
discharged from Jail and sent to his regiment
Frank Andrews, indicted for larceny, plead
guilty and was sentenced tc the Albany county
Penitentiary for one year.
In the case of the same party, indicted for
Hike offense, nolle pros was entered.
John w. Murray and Ellen Brown We're
found guilty of receiving stolen property, and
sentenced to the Albany Penitentiary for one
year.
In a similar case against the same party,
nolle pros was entered.
Henry Dung, soldier, indicted for larceny,
was, on the application of Maj Gen Anger,
delivered 10 the military authorities.
John Steeples and West Adams, indicted for
the larceny of $40 note from party unknown,
were found not guilty.
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no defence 10 an action for rent, and that Il is
not IN the power Of the tenant to make repairs at
the expense Of hisIandlOrd, unless there be a
special Agreement betwsen them authorizing
him to do so; and that the tenant takes the
premisesfor bettea OF for>worse, and cannot in
vol the landlQm IN expenses for repairs
without his consent. and ftnat the tenant is
Obliged to continue the payment of rent during
theterIn. slthoughlthe premises are untenanta-
bley or evep burnt fiown in the mean time, I'M
less there + aa expressvagreement to the con-
,repair. Juasmentfor plaintiff. M. Thompson
for plaintiff; JohnR. Ennis for defendant.
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TELEGRAPHfG NEWS.


CINCINNATI, July 2i.-The Eastern bound
mail train on the Marietta and Ohio Railroad
met with an accident ON Friday, caused by she
washing away of culvert. The engineer was
drowned. None others We're injured
The accident on the Central Ohio Railroad
caused by the breaking of the engine wheel,
eight discharged soldiers of the 17thAOhio regi-
ment and one civilian was killed. ~
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LOSTAND FOUND.

,sa sS4si and ms sSs
Stafford-my mother;r attached to handkerchief
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it
at this Office. - It.
,5 Hght Of the I'D
bay, MARE with black name and tail, small scar
I" jy yaessH' - ~ CHAs sTROTH. !;
T 0sT-This 9oTdng, .mFs ACCoUNT BOOK,
Fsns sSn hs sSL M sSoRt the RI. hs
my sssssr Stand Centre Market Il Il kNILEr
O. REWARD-Lost, on the oath inst between
SJ the Navy Yard Bridge and 18th street and Pa.
ave, DISCHARGE, belonging to VIM. Brown,
reward will be paid if returned to the Star of,e.
l. from Crystal Springs to the 7th street Park, a
fOCkEI BOOK, containing two fifty dollar bills,
CENTS IN
] 5hs sss
pun AWAY FROM HOME on. SUNDAY, Cru
II instant. ISABELLA generally called BELIEF
WALLACE; She is 9 years old, light Mulatto,
nation CONCERNING herwiii be thankfully received
by her grieyed prrents in alley, between l4th and
18th sits, and between and K S sts w.,,,c,
GIO REWARD-Strayed or stolen, on the 2lst
SlU inst: about 9 a. m, one dun COLT, be;
hs
T sGa it's 5e S
and the river, corner of 18th ST. jy2 St.
nIsTRICT OF, COLUMBIA, WASHING 1oS
cwalksr Of Sroasht
year 1865 as strays, TWO Mules. found on Water
other the 18th instant; one light bay, the other
a dark brown No. l,s46. They are both marked
Given under my hand this goth day of July, 1855
n. v BUCKEY, Justice Peace
yard prove property, pay char ges and take them
VA X FSd S SsGs5ssWRg t. aT street
jy Est Georgetown, D. G.
l IRON GRAY HORSE, about Is hands high.
charges and re&SSe the same from gs4 street.,
$50 ,REwARp ID Stray away en- the 10Th
sharp horns and wide spart, a crop and undeTbt in
the left ear, and an underbi in the right ear The
WI ~ e sS # ssa
h sway on %tE eft
both horns bored. Any person returning said
Cows to No. 8 I'd street, Georgetown, D. G., will
" 2i-st. JANE A. JONES
$40 REWARD-stolen last night 9etwsen one
white spot on her neck; swollen on her right hip;
ana scar on her left fore leg. The above reward
will be given retWrned on Maryland avenue, (near
o5~g 5f SRI .Gth
7 QST-On Wednesday afternoon, 18th instant a
II POCk ET-B0OK, containing valuable papers,
a communication ticket between Bladensburg and
and over $40 in money. Any one re-
tons will be asked. W PRIME
Bladensburg, July 20, 1865 jy Z-3t*
I Will PAY A LIBERAL REWARD TO THE
L person holding the ENVELOPE containing the
power of attorney to me given by Abraham Navra,
of yicksburg, Miss, for fifteen bales of cotton,
with the five afidayits proving the case. Also,
tie tie FIVE , or six g Vouchers, and the FIVE or six
said envelope ard papers at Room No. 25 Euro
pean Hotel, No. 212 Penn. avenue.
H. T. KYLE,
tJy u st" Attorney at Law.
cox REWARD.-Strayed or stolen, from the
p I.) pasture of the unders gned, on the morn
ing of the 10th inst, very large BLACK HORSE.
ANY person returning the said property to No 50
Louisiana avenue, he will receive the above reward
I Jy 1S-lw| CHARLES SHELTER
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THE CASE OF q. J. FAULkNER.-The Lou
doun Mirror asserts, on the best of authority.
fhat Mr. Faulkner has been pardoned, and ad-
nnitted to the practice of law in the courts of
Berkeley county-Bdttimore american.
We have nothing to say pro or con as to Mr..
Faulkner's having been pardoned, but know
positively that Mr.. Faulkner has not been adj
Initted to practice law in the courts of Berkeley
county. 7-zr. So 49, r7s - -
At the last June term of the Circuit Court
held by Hon. w. L.,P. Balch, in this county,
Mr.. Faulkner made a very ingenious and
lengthy argument to induce the Judge to per-
nit attorneys to practice without taking the
test oath which he has uniformly required Of
those admitted to the bar in this circuit r.
The Judge held the subject under advise
Inent until the October term of the court, in the
meantime all attorneys will be compelled TO
take the test oath before being admitted to
practice in the tenth Judicial Observation-Disclosures.
bNr1 Union. ..a g.
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A CIR EAT SALE.
We invite the public in general to attend our
sales every day, consisting of
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE
PLATED, TIN, AND WOODEN WARE,
and everything usually found in first class house
furnishing store. We name in part sets of French,
English, and Stone China " are; Toilet Sets, Nap
pys, &C; Goblets, Wines, Champagnes, Beer, Ale,
Whisky and Table Glasses, Fruit Jars, Preserve
Dishes, Fish Globes Butter Dishes Celery Dishes,
Candy Jars, Syrup Bottles and Decanters, &c. To-
gether with large assortment of
FRENCH CHINA TOYS,
consisting of Vases, Fancy Mugs, &c.
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
such Spoons, Table Knives, Casters of all pat.
terms and prices. Together with Lamps, Chande-
Gers and Gas Fixtures Great inducements offered
Call at $40 street between 10th and 18th.
jy 2llm j r. FOLEY, Proprietor.
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HORSE STEALING CASES IN THE COUNTY
Last Saturday officer Haine arrested Freak
Sewar, after a chase OF about three miles. for
the larceny of a horse, saddle. bride and mar
ungale, the property of G.. f. Faulkner, one
blouse, the property of VIM. Haines; also, a
blouse from Zeby Lawrence. The prisoner
was taken before Justice Thompson, who
heard the evidence and committed him to Jail
for court in all the cases.
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SwINDLING CAsE.-Last Saturday officer R.
johnson, of the Third Ward, arrested Edw'd
Morrison on a warrant issued by Justice Mil
Ter, on the oath of NJ. A. Dubois, who charged
the prisoner with obtaining from him (Dubois)
Sll0 by false representations made on the LIST
day of July. The case was heard by Justice
Thompson, who sent the prisoner to Jail TO
court.
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MOSQUITO BARS.

Roofing Materials always on hand.
Office 1876 Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th
and 7th SITS. north, Washington, D. C. jy list.
UMBRELLA MOSQUITO BARS.
452 SEVENTH STREET.
Guaranteed to be the simplest, cheapest, and mon
perfect protection against Mosquitoes, Flies, &c,
rs o$ r iii1;S SS
sE j. Slim nc 4sa 7th St, opposite Patent ONCE
PHILADELPHIA ALE ANp PORTER.
L PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER.
NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER.
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS.
desire to call the attention of Suffers and others
in the vicinity Of Washington and Georgetown, D.
c., to the fact that have constantly on hand sup
ply of the above enumerated articles.
Those wishing to purchase ON the most advanta-
geeus terms invited to call at my establishment
and examine the goods.
Upon timely notice, I will deliver the articles
purchased in any part Of MaEs9pstSPa II Se0rse
Union BottlfrE Depot No. . @5ssHs street.
WRsG sss and ds
cate disorders in all their stages at little EXPENSE
little or and
mediate in its action, AMI free from all Injurious
THOR D. ALIZA, par q de Lamartine; LIE Cont,
IL Kostia, par Victor CherbulieZ La Bague Ia
Argent, par Paul Perret; Diem ct Dable, par Alex
andre Dumas; L'Ombre de Ludoyie0, par Amedee
Oscar Honore; Fernand Duplessis, par Eugene Sue;
Argee Piton;,, par Alexandre Dumas; Paul Mere;
Foucher; Mademoselle La Quaintime. par George
Sand lily col FRANCK TAYLOR.
IIPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND certi-
" fcates and recommendatory letters have been
received, attesting the merits of HELMR0LD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS many OF which are
from the highest sources Including emiEent states.
men, clergymen, governors. State judge J. &c.
mar 2b-6m ~
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ATTENTION is called to the announ cement of
the first pic mic of the Associated Printers of
Washington, to take place at Analostan Island
August 3D.. Arrangements for the occasion are
being madeUn q grand scale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-24

COMMUNICATIVE is the time to keep
sharp look out for the insect pests that prey
upon the arbor rite. In a visit to the Botanical
Garden, Saturday, we noticed that strict
search was being instituted for the little ras-
calls In their grub state as they hang from the
limbs they so much resemble seed cones to the
unpractsed eye, that nine persons out of ten
would probably pass them over undetected
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O. z REWARD-Lost.-o on the oath inst, between
ODD the Navy Yard Bridge and 7th street and Pa
ave, DISCHARGE. belonging to VIM. Brown,
pair of shoes and,a small Carpet Sack. The above
reward will be paid if returned to the Star ofi.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

From the Democrat Of the 18th.


Flour-The market was quite dull, and light
business vas transacted. Sales choice double ex-
ta at $40: 100 city single extra n 81 Is; 500 low
double extra country ~ s.; fall single extra At 81
so: fall single extra and spring eAtra Ut 81 IS;
gle extra ut 81 IS; fall super At - rs to 37
spring super at So rs delivered; hne at IS IS.
Wheat-Therc was an increased demand, With
buoysut market and higher prices. Sales fall
on private TERMS extra choice do at - 40; choice
at So 90 to so; strictly prime At II o5 to 90:
low priss At 81 Is to so; fair and good at 81 SO
to 60: poor AID common fall at ~ e5 to 10;
spring at 81 Is to ! So; .2ring and elab at u 10
to Az: choice club at 81 Al.
Corn-Market lower with sales Of white at lie:
yellow at so!c; mixed and yellow, subject to Gov
eminent inspection, at 7oe later mixed and yell
low, subject to Government inspection, At 6qe.
osts-Market steady and firm, with sales Of
choice at Soc subject to Government inspection,
nj 4se.
Barley-Sales spring st 81 o5.
Rye-The demand active and prices adj
ysnced with sale. at s5c, sacks in; choice at 1ec.
sacks out; prime ~ f6e; and common at Csc per
bushel.
Provisions-M Market steady aud hrns, With sales
of mess pork ut SIS SO; bacon shoulders at l6se;
prime lard at 24Ac, and choice leaf a, 2sic.
Whisky-Market heavy, with sales at 81 ~ pei
gallon. The market closed dull and more was Of
fered at this price without buyers.
Hides-Flint, l4ic; dry sailed lie; green salt
cd re per ID.
Potatoes--Sales at 50 IS, including barrels; salei
from wagons 1t 81 Is to IS for millers and pink
eyes, and 81 SO to GO per Dbl for neshannoctsl
buyer furnishing barrels.
onions-oherings large, prices low, with sAles
at 81 per bushel
Hay-Market quiet, and sales prime timothy
oppressed. at SIS, and choice do tight pressed
At Sls per ton, delivered.
Eggs Sales at 22c, and at 2le per dozen, re-
counted.
Taliow-Market stiff. and prime at l5ic.
Wooi-Demapd active, and sales tub-washed n
S. to 66c; bury at see: fleece washed At See un
washed at Acc; do at :sc.
Groceries-kgrket steady and firm. With fail
business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

GEx. Jxo. W. NoBlx.-This gentleman
removes to St. Louis and enters at once upon
the practice Of his profession. Gen. Noble
came to Keokuk in 1856, and commenced the
practice law. His great industry and fine
abilities soon secured for him popular. favor
and lucrative business that increased with
the years of his residence in the city. When
the rebellion broke out he gave his services
to the country, and entered the army ~ .
lieutenant in the Third Iowa Cavalry. The
history of this gallant regiment and Of the
meri.orious service, and rapid and well de-
served promotion of Gen. Noble are part of
the history of the nation and need not be re-
cspitulated here. 1t has been, for some time,
we believe, even before the expiration Of his
term of military service, the purpose of Gen.
Noble to remove to st Louis, and devote
himself exclusively to the law. Hence, he
declined the nomination for the Senate ten
dered him by the Union Convention Of this
county.
While we regret to lose from the city and
the State citizen so able and distinguished
as Gen. Noble, our warmest wishes attend
him to his new home, that he may speedily
and surely reach the success and eminence
for which he unweariedly labors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14
,.kI2l,sSs,250 80

Wool growing and nanufacture are IN import
tant part Of our national resources, and their in
tercsts are identical. The libcrslity Of breeders
and their skill in improving the staple viii find
their best fitting compliment in the enterprise aud
energy in the manufacturers Looking over sale
Of blooded sheep in Vermont, IN m exeAssge, We
notice sums paid, ranging from 81, so 70 &, 900
apiece for score of choice bucks and this
not u stroke Of fancy business, bat because ex-
perience and good sheep hnsbandry has shown
that choice stock are better economy than poor.
The general argument for the wool interest OF the
whole country We choose TO bring home to the
West. We should, as Americans, DO more largely
dependent upon our own looms for the fabrics Of
which We furnish the raw material. And the
Northwest should each year, in an increasing de-
gree, reap the advantage of the manufacture, su-
peradded to the profits of the wool srover.-C1;-
cayo Trfbyss Sept. l2tk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

According to elaborate article in the New
York U.i'ed Sates Econon,ist, showing the receipts
Of the leading articles Of produce At the port Of
New York for the Arst eight months Of each Of
the years 1861 1884 and 1885. there appears to be
great falling Cd in the receipts Of Westers
bread.tuFs Butter and cheese have largely in
creased. the former footing up 1876, 100 packages
in excess of the same period Of 1883. and SO coo
packages 1884. The receipts Of produce gen
orally have increased considerably within the last
few weeks while the exports have not augment
Cd in like proportion the consequent increase of
stocks is likely TO produce . decline in prices.
which will tend to enlarge the foreign shipments
and aid in adjusting our foreign balances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-14

y Telegraph nsu Ysax. }Dk -.
Cotsoa-Lses sstivs, ~ prices ere vitAs1t dseilsA
eha.gs = ts3fs 1br nid1ins, eiasisg hvyIa4 sbsss
~. y
Ylou-Dsll, hsavy ed te Iovw - 7sO7 - ~ II
~ State, SsDe - - nxts = =. leolll - Sof
rraAs DEsads aEAss elesing asist with - bsyss q
su1sids qsoeptiens.
WAAky-Ikn 81 =. anl retail iots = 1t4oa .
for Wsstsrn-
ossis-wheeG anllasA hes1y - - le1s q =
u - Tor Chinp ap1sG - m On1s o1Dl = for
Amber MisAs ~ = AsaGu 49, 49,. Dasisy
anA Darssy - ~ Cnn WllAsst $1,000 Fassgs =
~ for danae4 nos7s ~ sssesaA o0eHc Tor
sousd mixed Wssen. 0sts ell hssvy Al p se low
-.
Groceries Co1ss Aull. ssenr sse1vs saA lAghsr q
11zels1zc ~ Cubs end Mssssvsss. n1<s for Porto
Rico. Molaass tsll.
Wool-Dull.
Pstrolsun-Duii q s4ossc fer RsAnsd II 1ssA, snA
rO70c for do Yrss.
Provtsions-Pork more sctivs and frmsr at 81 S11z0
q rs for new nss closing - Is cash; 80 oIs2 %
or 1861 do n 25O9s % for prime, and - 7so1o y
soe prime ssas Also 800 bbs. msss for Octsbss,
sellers option at u 60. Beef Arn as so0l2 % for
plain sss And IL osOl4 80 for extra mess Beef hsns
dull Gut Msss dali end hssvy q lt3cfor shsudsss
A. lQD27c for hss Bacon dull. Lard steady ct y
0Hc nettsr IN dsnand . 17o33c fsr OA30, eSd 10
90 for state. CAesss Asn Il lt016zc.