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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

cows.
Common cows are in excess Of present requirement.,
aud II / difficult 10 sell them even AT s4Oe SIS each
Medium and good cows sGOaS75 go of better bu I
TIE nlgh priced animals stli best Of all few such are
reported tbs week at $loO and $40 each
VIAL
Are sclH. quick al CHER rates While Iae j. .hap,
the pT.ce paid for good veAls IL lots picked animals
bring II and l3c The demand for all such exceeds
supply sales Of 223 mixed calves are reported bv Nc
GrAw, il Sixth street. al e.. al each, the average
being sH -.
sEEEP
The market has been largely supplied during the
wees, the receipts amounting II rs aeAd-the largest
number Tor the year They selling remarkably
Tor sGch arrivals. Though The market i weak TODAY
a. Ga ac for good very prime sheep. and sasc for
lambs few picked lambs, extra fat. will bring lOc
Some very sheep only for stores or 10 winter
over. were cold AT s2 per head say sc per To- The
tendency .ast nov = downward.
SWINE.
Arrivals light, aud tie active demand stimulated
BY cool weather, and Improvement pork las
earned up prices le To- since Last report the
mAiAi runs Tar ahead " the supply. We quote:
Live hogs. Dressed.
Prime heavy Nest neOrnfed. sI3oasI3.37 sI5Sal5,
Prime light 60 do l2,T5Sl3Oo
New YeTk 10 90
sullfed. ....--............ l2.oosle,sO hssl4.
ordinary noss ----.--- 1890 n,OoSll,So IL Sl5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

$See DR.. VIM Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth pags OF to-dsy's paper.
an 25tf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

TEMPERANCE Discourse There will be a
Temperance discourse on the new steamer Gov.
Morton. on Sunday evening at ~ o'clock
Wm " H McCurdt will address the passengers
or that occasion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

RELIoIous.-Dr. Holiday is ut home again,
and may be expected to fill his pulpit in Asbury
N + Church. Tomorrow, at 1917 A. N, and
II. p M
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

sB- There will be Divine Service OH the
steamer Governor Morton, at 10 o'clock to NOR
row, Sunday by the Rev. w II Kendrick
President of the Steamboat Company. The
public arc invited TO attend
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

EXCURSION SATURDAY AFTERNOON - The
splendid steamer Governor Morton. will make
An Excursion this afternoon, at o'clock Fare
for round trip, Fifty cents; children twenty FIVE
cents SeCvELL, Master.
BROTHERS. Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

tB Another Grand Moonlight Excursion thi.
evening. at ~ O'Clock, on the Governor Nor
too. Good music in attendance Come one
come all, and enjoy yourselves
SeowELL, Master.
Ruorurps ClarL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02
JOB PRINTING.
Circulars,
Blanks,
Bill Heads,
Bills Lading,
Books,
Pamphlets.
Cards,
Checks,

Ats
Done promptly at this Office e, I'm the
Best style, On Erst quality Papers,
and ~ Lew Prices.
Give us n Call.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

To PAISrrRs.- Wanted, bids for painting
G!enn's Block, according to specifications, to be
seen at Mr. HOdssou's office for one week
80 b " XII GLrhS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

~ A rich growth of hair produced, the natu
raj color restored, mot dyed). and all disease. Of
the scalp. falling on, &c, cured by usiag "Eu
reks," the infallible hair restorative. Price
81 90 per bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
J. F. SEsouR,
Druggist, Bates House Block Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02
For The sentlnell
THE song 0t aLL SONGS.
~ goH ufLlEk.

A there have been 20 many sonss this <u.ci made,
To sttsupt 10 -riis snosbsr. I'm almost afraid
The Subjects I've selected some u yoa may Knew,
For the mos; Of them written just twenty years
age.
'sPjo.une Ru,ser Ia. come 70 town with Old Zip Coon.
Good evening. ''pOoE Nay Bans.' I'll zee you safely
hone
| 'ssu-anah DEAR Is coming down a distant hli.
like TO "a Of evenings and hear the whipper Will
"oh Father Grimes. that good old man" has finally
And % has our issthfal friend, "old Dog Tray"
Garry back 70 old Virginia." 10 about plsyea oui
Also Horace Greeley. for his friends have found BIN out
'Jodsn am bari road TO trsvei the poets used to
But Brigham be got over With the Saints Of the Latter
Cav.
Yankee Doodle = the tune that leads gallant van
Macmillan may hear H. under gallant Sheridan.
n you pick ND paper negro suffrage grests your eyes
Cor, Of ohio, h.: the AbOltionists much surprised
The stars and bars have dropped and never more will
wave.
Since sherman marched his army to take sea battle
III call your attention to bounty Jumpers lament;
II Mary Ann does not lise IL, I don't care a cent
Tramp tramp" hear them coming Ben Bolt and
Lilly Dale;'
Why didn't they bring their cousin s-set Annie Of the
Il sitting on the stIle, Mary" watching, but in ysin
We are coming, Father Abraham with lie on the
brain.
willie have missed YOU" and breathe gentle sigh
Let the negroes and the white folks Rsot hog or die"
My Johnny is Shoemaker" but does like his
trade;
lie is going to be carpenter, I'm very much afraid.
There's the fine old Irish gentleman all dressed up In
He looks Ike Hosser who had Just struck Gle"
Robin Ruff and CATER Green going eur on q spree:
They will stop and take drink lin the Cottage by the
Sea-
Be careful Johpny Bull don't hold your head too high
For the fenians say they are going to have Old Ireland
die.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02
Another Railroad Accident.

BosreN. September l. Yesterday afternoon
at one o'clock, a stage coach with a party OF
twelve ladies' and gentlemen, was on its wav
from Lovell's Corners, South Weymouth, where
they all resided, to the beach at Cohassett, the
party proposing to stay some days at the last
named place In crossing the South Shore rail
road track, at West kingston, where the country
road and railroad cross each other obliquely
running almost parallel, the two horses scared a
little al the approach of freight train and one
OF the coach wheels caught between the rails and
wooden planks Of the crossing. Atthat moment
the catcher struck and shattered the wheel. turn
ing the coach over OH Mr. Lowell, killing HIM
instantly. Seven others out OF the party were
very badly injured One man was thrown
from the top Of the coach the engine tender aud
was not injured. A lady was thrown on the COW
catcher and carried on il till the train stopped
losing one of her eyes. and being in other re
speets badly injured Mr. JAS Wendell was very
badly injured, and Mr.. N. Holbrook had bis head
injured and was considered worse this morning
Mr.. Austin Poole had hi. leg shattered, and
it was amputsted. 1t was though, this morning
he would not live through the day. Mrs LOvell's
lower limbs are paralyzed. having been injured in
the spine Mrs Poole is seriously injured Both
these ladies are in very bad condition. The
others were none OF them dangerously injured,
although severely damned and bruised.
from Mexico and south America.
NV YoRK. Sept BY the steamer Northern
Light the following news 10 received
There is large accumulation OF merchandise
block AIDED in the city of Mexico. There are also
Numerous bands of confederstes in the city, and
what they are waiting for or how they live no
one knovns; but they have all lost confidence i'i
Macmillan
The Times' Ssn Antoine correspondence, of
August Sd, announces the arrival of the First
Division OF cavalry. under Gen. West, st that
place
General Merritt arrived Oh the LIST The ar
senal and public buildings. surrendered by Gen
Twggs, are occupied as headquarters Ii Was
one Of the most successful marches on record
eighty horses ard aules being tbs sum total of
loss Fosr hundred and forty FIVE miles were
made in twenty-thrse days
Advices from South America, 10 the 24th Of
July, state that the Psragusyisns had suffered s
reverse near South Bsuie. A Brazilian force
had attacked the vanguard OF the P.rsgrsyan
army and driven il back, with . loss OF 700 men.
5000 horses and two Says. The Brazilians re
port q loss of $50 killed and wounded.
The Emperor Of Brazil was, at last accounts.
At Buenos Ayres.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02
NEW YORK CITY CATTLE MARKET
MsRKEr DAY. TUESDAY. August 30, ls65
TOTAL RECEIPTS, OF ALL KINDS. ToK TaE wEEg
sEEvEs FRom DIFFERENT srArrs


longer be disputed that New Workers are eat
ing abundance OF beef, nOt~ outstanding the croak-
ings Of editors that beef is higher proportion
things aud the consumption con-
sequenty The price, they, individuals going 10
eat more beef long butchers charge such exor
bitant prices Others however. do beef the 900
this week and $500 last week all finding Prices
are sc lower, however. this week. due In part TO
inferior quality. and partly real decline
Of eeavy receipts
The follosing the quotations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

RsvKSur Decision CONCERNING TRAVELLING
AeEsrs-Assessors and collectors are hereby
Informed that all persocs travelling about the
country ss the agents OF manufacturers and deal
srs, seeking orders for goods IN original or uu-
broken packages, are regarded commercial
brokers within the meaning of the law, and as
such must procure licenses Those acting as the
agent of one person or firm exclusively are liza
Die as above
Licenses to this class OF persons should be
made out so as to show the place OF business OF
the license. il be have one; but il not, his resi-
dencs should be stated.
Licenses thus filled out should be recognized
by revenue officers in all parts of the country.
WILLIAM ORroN, Commissioner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02
LACE GOODS

Is large and embraces ell IN. Cue and de.rsble rooss
usually kept in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

&C.. &C.. &c. &C.. axe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

CIrr BoSDs-W have before Us one OF the
new city coupon bonds. IL IL about the size OF a
sheet OF cap paper. Autographed in coors, with a
large illustrated border The bond reads a. fol
lows
United States Of America; State OF Indi
ana The City of Indianapolis No-Bond
$500. Series K Issued by City of IndanApo-
liz under resolution passed by Common Council
thereof February POI. 1865 Three years after
date the City OF Indianapolis. in the State OF Iu-
diana, promises to pay tor bearer, at the
Office of tae City Treasurer. OF the City OF In
dianapolis, Ind. five hundred dollars for value
received without dedication, With interest at
the rate OF six per cent per aunum, payable
semi annually, st the same place tina, ia to saw,
fteen dollars on the I'd day of January and a
like SUN on the 81 day OF July. IN each year,
upon presentation OF the coupons, severally
hereto annexed, until the payment Is well
and truly made. of the said principal sum of FIVE
hundred dollars. without relief from valuation
or apprssenent law.
lin witness whereof. and in pursuance Of a
resolution passed bv the Com mon Council OF
said city, a copy OF which is printed on the back
hereof, the Mavor OF said citv hereto sets his
hand. and causes the corporate seal OF said city
to be affixed, aud the Clerk of said city counter.
signs the same at the city aforesaid. the ID day
OF july. A ID 1865
Signed oy the Mayor and cOuntersigued by the
City Clerk
Ga theback of The bond is printed the resoIu
ton under which 10 10 issued. Below il six cOu-
pons for SIS each Some Of these bonds have
becn sent 10 " inslow. Lanier i Co. New York
for sale. returns for which have vet been made,
but $4,000 have been issued here m exchange
tor CITY OF Cte u, he .ilr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

CITY Orders are seIIng Tos Iron seVSnty i've 20
Eighty cents in the market. La exchanging bonds
for orders the istsrest Is countet IN 10 date The
bonls ruR Tor three years, aud are payable both
principal and interest. in cash. For those holding
sny osders, this Is considered good ans cafe IN
rss'me-t by many
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

FIRST CLASS LACE HOUSE I
osr STOCK =; Waite Goods,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS

Ladies', Misses and Chidren's coaks IN ell the Eeu
and Fashionable Styles constantly hand OF ade 70
order from the best Of MATERIAL and trimmed I'm any
style desired In this Department stock and faci
ties are such that confident we can suit the
most fasiidious. Our Stock Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

We claim present In each u the Departments Il
House Unnvslet inducements 10 the 81 con plsss
nns- % Desirable Geeds Of Loo Prices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02
Telegraphic Dispatches,
THE KETCHU.u FORGERTES.
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

FROM MEXICO.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

BRorHERs, Clerk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-02

bsck Lyons fafetas, IN various qualities and witta
Black LyonsGro Grains, Black and Fancy Moirs
Antiques, Rich and Elegant Gro De
sueE, Cadrille Poll ts Sole
and al other desirable
styles 10 be
found East
West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01

4 ,
DAILY GAf1 Csrr Ovvrcs,
August 81, 1885. J
Business was quite lively. Our merchants
are receiving immense stocks of goods and
preparing for the large fall trade which avsifs
them. h
WHEAr-Dull Old fall 81 5o@$1 20; new
fall 81 80@$1 SO; choice new fall 81 ~; olo
spring 81 1901 80.
CoRs-Very little offered; price 42(946c.
OArs-Oh 3O;e new l7922c. ee
Ryr-Ready sale at 80; new 4Oc.
sEEps-Timothy So so; faxseed 81 80 to
60, for choice.
PorAroEs-4O@45c.
OSIoNs-55@6Oc.
HAY-Timothy $40 90; Prairie 81 so.
Doc.
BEEswAx-37ac; ready sale.
EGGs-l8@20c was paid to- day, but closed
weak.
BurrrR-lsc for packed, and 22@24 fol
choice.
CHicKENs-Y Dung 81 25; old S4.
BAcoS-19c; Lard zoe.
HIDEs-l6,00 pounds green, purchased b,
S. Klein. at private figures. Dry flint vii
bring lie; dry sailed &c; green SC, and greer
sailed &c.
RAGs-Free from woollen &c.
TALLow-In barrels lie; loose &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01
New York Market.
By telegraph Nav Yonx Aus al

New York Market.
By telegraph NAV Yoax. Aae. 81.
Cotton-Duii at s19&3c for middng.
flouc-Dail and 10 to lie lower at 25a7 IS TO,
Tx IRA State is - % for Extss X o. and o o =
10 10 FIR trade rsods, the msfktt closing h-.vy
Wn.ky-Active and frmcr Western at z 2laa2 ~
clodng firm, with no ,e Re below 2 z az IS
Wheat -M,rkct TOR epripg dull xnd d-clipiu1: Whf,s
and other kinds are quit and less bomfusl
Sales Of So o bu at 51l So e. Chesgo spring; &C
d 53i1 for Nil Club; 5Ie1 So Tor Amber Nil tn,
after extreme t3 Is or small lots new AmH.r
and ~ Tor choice White NJ oh
Rye-Quit
harley and Barley Malt--Dull AMI nomipal
Corn Heavy and = &c lower nd SIS ~ c for dam
aged and uusound etlx g9ic for SOUND mixed Wes.e
Closing ut a2key95c TO drinse p.rcels
Osts-uu'i an to 70 lower; Western ut 6.05sc
Cunee-Qdet.
snga---Quiet: Cuba ami Muscoyado At 12iIalac and
damaged havana at lllac.
Mplasses-Dull.
Wool-ruii.
Petro.e1m-Prm ut 3o9 3lISc for Crude. s0ak,c e.,
Refined in Bond, and 81 t13 for d. Free.
Pork-Upened irm-r and eli Fed heavy al 81 OoA8f a
for new meas, costing At i w cash. % Is so 10 IN,
1864 do; "a 90 for prime aud q 5OtG2S o. Tor prtms
mess Alec, SEQ Dbl. mss for September seIler.
and buyers option, ut 81 90 G5l SO.
Beef-f.m safes Of s, 90 bi ID. At O00l2 90 10,
plain moss and 10 5od14 50 for extra mess.
Beef Hsms-Dull.
Cut Messs-ss.sdy atl41sslo1Ic for shoulders, an.
leGr2sc for hams.
Bacon Dull
Lard-eteady Mt le1<02oc.
Enthusiastically at 2lezac for Ohio, and 3o0soc fol
State. "
oheese-In moderate request at 10 nleJ<e for com
mon 70 prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01

DoBss, We compassionate you. Accept our
coincidence aud proffers ofsympathy. Oh, The
ophilus, for whom We have great regard.
Dobbs was wont to dwell away hack in the
interior where the Coon river mingles it, wat
ers with the Des Moines. There was he hap
py in the society Of Sophronia, and the young
Dobbses who were to perpetuate his name
and virtues unto succeeding generations, and
in his oleaginous lsbors. There Dobbs could
sit under his own honeysuckle vine and crab
apple tree, none daring to modest or scare him
worth cent And when evening came on
even in the dog days, he could lie down fan.
ned by the gentle breezcs and lulled to sleer
by the sharp seedlings Of Sophronia. There
was not mosquito in all his locality They
were chronological specimens read of al
infections in other parts of the world, but
unknown practically to him. Hence his rest
was unbroken save when he dreamed that
barn was falling on him and awaked TO ma
it only the elbow of Sophronia making RAIDS
on his ribs, and who wished him to Get up
and get some OF that cordial for Matilda Me-
LISA Juliana Dobbs, who didn't seem to rest
we'll" Or mayhap it was that interesting
juvenile masculine, George Washington JEFF.
ferson Belshazzar Dobbs, who with shoes of
and pants rolled up had been wading in Coon
river during the day and taken Group. But
these were not mosquitoes. They were an
| earthly Grievance of which Dohbs wos han
| PLY ignorant. In day unfortunate for him
however, he pitched his tent near the Father
of Waters. He settled in Burlington, and
then the mosquitoes settled on him. They
slightly lit on him, swarmed around him, BIZ
him, masticated him, "chawed him up, per
forated him, sucked. his blood; aye, so thor
oughly have they bored him and made hole.
in him that of the erst strong and vigorous
Dobbs it is understood that there is now
only enough left to hold the holes together
We fear from his demoralized tone that the
now shadowy and insubstantial Theophilus
may feel called upon to leave his presen,
quarters and rush back into the interior in
order to regain his solidity. Dobbs, as we si
Of nights enveloped in a sheet, surrounded By
dense tobacco smoke, our handsome physi
ognomy smeared with pennyroyal. and WELD
ing fan vigorously, we feel bad for you. VIZ
| do Dobbs-and for ourself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01
IFrom the Tribune of the3o tn.

From the Tribune OF the3U tn.
The Provision Market was quiet and lower for
Barreled Meats. The FIRST New York dispatch
quoted Mess pork dull and lower, at $3l rs, while
the advices by the second dispatch reported the
market heavy at S3l So Here the market was
quiet and fully SOC lower, with sales at $50 to 81
5e-in original packages. There was no inquiry
for Prime Mess Pork, and the market 10 entirely
nominal at $24 to "a so. Rumps sold to the eH-
tent of SO bris at SO 50. Bulk meats were dull
neglected and nominal. Lard was firm and in DE-
mand, with sales 200 ties Prime City Steam 1t
23se. Nothing doing in Beef Products-no quota
tions can be given.
Highwines quiet AT an advance Of II to &c,
with sales Of IS brls at 50 ~ TO 2 2e-the upper
figures for retail parcels.
The unfavorabIe sdyices from New York caused
a dull and heavy feeling in Flour, and the
ket must be quoted Is to zoe lower. The sale .
were at sll 80 for white winter; $40 for red win
ter IS % for spring extra, and IS % to 6 5efor
spring super.
The market for Wheat was less active aud, ow-
ing 10 the increased receipts. the tightness of the
money market and the uniavorable news from the
East, lower range Of prices prevailed. On the
curb stone prices ranged at 81 IS to 40 for No.
/ spring, but subsequently, on Change, the market
declined TO 81 IS, raliying to II $50. and closing
dull at that figure. Sales at 81 rs to so for No.
red: 81 81 20 81 for extra spring; 81 81 TO 40
for No. do; 81 rs to 2s for No. do. and SIC
for rejected do-closing dull at 81 500 tor NO. III
store.
The largely increased receipts and the advance
in reights had depressing influence on the Corn
market. and note decline of 3 10 asc per
bushel Sales at lie for white; 6si to Taic for No.
l. 66l 10 Csc for No. 2, and 81 To 6Dc for rejected
in store. Canal Corn dull: with sales at soc
for No. l. The market closed rather firm at
6s4c for No. !, and dull at 66le FOR No in store.
| The market for Oats quiet and TO 2lc low
err with sales At % Soc for No. L. II to 32ic for
No. ., and IS .,0c for rejected in s;ore-closng
| at 359c for No | in store.
| Rye was duh snd 5 to Zoe lower with sales at s0
TO SIZE for No in store--cosing with buyers a,
the inside figure
| The market for Barley to sc lower, with
sales at 30 TO e2e for No. ,, in store sample
| lot on track, sold at soc.
Timothy seed moderately active at a further
decline of 2sc with sales prime st IS -.
The market for groceries continues sctve and
| full prices realized. Raw sugars firm. Re-
fined are in active demand. and the stock being
| reduced the market is characterized with great
! Hummelshine, tendecy being upw ard We quote
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01

The Wool market is characterized with great de
preston. The demand is very light, and in orde,
to make sales to any extent, holders would
obliged to submit to concession. The only sale
reported to-day medium at soc from first
hands. and fine at J5c from second hands.
Potatoes are drug. The supply is large, and
there is no demand except for retailing. The
weather is uufavorablc, and many are rottiny
Quotations are almost nominal.
Beef Cattle have been rather dull to- day, and
the limited sales indicate no change from yester-
day. Sales were 80 90 for common Cows, to s. 90
for good stock Steers.
Hogs were in fair inquiry. and heavy butchers
% to 35c per 100 lbs higher. New York grades
were IL to zoe higher. Sales were at $40 rs to
IL 90.
The Salt market is active and firm at quota
tions, with sales fine at 50 43 on dock and ~ so
delivered. A cargo was reported to have changed
hands at 81 40 adoat. Foreign Salt is firm and in
light supply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01

sroP lHiFf.-1he Davenport Democrat
says .na' one charies Goodrich, of Company
A. bith Iowa Cavalry, disappeared from Dav.
export the other day, taking with him the
discharge papers and three hundred dollars
belonging TO Isaac j. Louis, a member of rho
same company. The said Goodrick ;.
anont hive feet ten inches in height. full faced,
mas dark hasel eyes. dark hair. and dark side
whiskeFs, and was formerly a resident of
omaha, Nebraska. Mr.. Louis is an old man
has been suffering from i'll health for Low
'ime past and has wife and family depend
ent on him for support, now living at this
place Iowa papers will please make n note
OF this, and Iowa officers be on the alert for
the scouudrpl =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01

SHOT HIssELF-A soldier belonging to the
Fifteenth Iowa, named Salisbury Davis. at
tempted TO commit suicide at Mrs. Dunn 8. on
Fifth and johnson streets, yesterday. He
put pistol TO his temple and fred. Although
tearing away hesh and some of the bone and
'nflctlne bad wound, Dr. Hughes, who held
an examination, could not discover that tho
charge had contained any ball. He is. how.
ever, IN very precarious condition. His
nome is IN Decatur county. and it is not
known what were his reasons for thus seeking
his own life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-01

BY Telegraph, NV yorr An. q,
Money-Abundant and rates tend downward :, scas
per cent. on call loans = 'sN
Sterling Exchnnge-R ,th-r mora .t..ax :. no, <a
103ia for gold, first ciaes bills lss
uoid shade hrmer, opening at 14iI, advancing n
l4Il1 and closing ut 1883 ajax y
Government Stocks lady.
.. 81 Coupons At l07i
10 70 coupot g.
$50 Coupons 1897.
30 Coupons (new iMue) 1osL
etocks- II Ady
TAX. @ 1924; Q / 1857; O a
1ol WaL 10; " wayne N1G AAfH q: c1S
q "a o Scrip l3sX . yrCest e93E Pse Mssi 81
ONlf nts eok . , 0l07x: Hsdsoa lool<: ~
CAN Cart 3l3G ouissalvsr q