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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-28
In the District Court Of said Comfy at Fort Maass

In the District Court Of said Comfy Fort Madison
NJ Magoun, Paiafif, Ficklen Lucas, Cady Jones
Peck, Christiana Wright, Dsfsndonts
Notice is hereby given to the defen herein above
named that petition In civil action is file In the
Clerks office of the District Court aforesaid duly
fed in behalf OF the above named plaintiff against yon,
and claiming decree against you extingushng all your
right title interest ami lien in lot O. in block 10 in the
city ofkeokuk, Lee county, Iowa. and that the title of
Emily Hall. the vendee and of petitioner
to the said realty be quoted and forever established and
III general relief
And unless Won appear and make defense thereto be-
fore of the second day of thu term of said
Court TO commence the first Monday Of December,
1851 judgment will be rendered against you prayed
for in said petition. ROBERT Ii. GILMORE,
octl5-i4w Attorney for Petitioner.
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THE GATE CITY.
FRIDAY, OCT. ss.
UNION mEEr1Nas.

The following meetings hsvss been arranged ~ thu
Union Central Committee Of Lee county. The genfeHez
named below will address the people at the times and
places designated upon the questions involved in th'
present Presidential contest. Nsksse4
Its expected 10 the Union Executive Committee
and the friends Union In the respective townships
will make all proper for the meetings. and
give extensive and timely notice thereof
j. n BECK,
. Oct 3, 1864. Chairman Central Com.
The speaking will commence at O'Clock at each ap-
pointment unless otherwise indicated.
Saturday, Nov 5th Gen II Reid, Col IfilIis
GREEN BAY FowysHIp-Rogefs' School House, Wednes-
day, October lath-,Ilon 4 sullivan. killey, Esq
HYrERs seHooL Horss-Ssturday, October 2sth-Dr
George Shedd, J Wilson, J ii Winterbotham.
CLArPoofr SCHOOL Housx-SaturdAy November 5th--
Jne Van yskenbnrg, J IL winterbotham. J q Wilson.
DENMARK TowssHIp-Denmark Friday, Nov. 4th-Gen
II Reid, J n Beck
wrILI,nsoS's scHooL HousE-Thursday, Oct 9th
ovrRroSs scHooI Hobsx-wednesd.y. Nov. ad-Hon
W McCrary, Jno sap falkenburg.
Sr. PAuI-Th rsda nov. 3d-Dr NJ Wahrer DIR III =
stemple, II sienpN Esq. The meeting will be ad-
dressed in German.
oHsssur nIlI-saturdAy, Oct sa.h--E Kinley, p 0
Dorr, Jno Van salkenbu,g.
HARRISON TowSsHIPrfrimrose, Tuesday Nov. lst-
Hon q McCrary, Beck.
INDEPENDENCE Seq HousE-satursiay, Nov. 5th-E
Kiniey, Capt w Gala Jno Van valkeuhurg.
FRASKrs--saturia. Oct. 2eth-Dr NJ wahrer. DIR II
stempel, II stempeh ESQ This meeting will be adj
Or essed In German. \,
EpwAaDs' School HausE-saturdsy Nov. 9TH II
Winterbotham, G Wilson.
WASHINGTON TugNsEIr-Eohs School House, Wednes-
day, Nov 2d-Dr - NcGugin, wntsrbotham.
LIBERTY SCHOOL IloIsK-fridsy, Oct 2sth-Cel
Hills, DIR Geo Sheid
WHITES SCHOOL HousE-Thursday Nov. 3d-Dr Geo
ehedd J Wilson, Jno Van yaikenburg.
suLss School HousE-Thursday, Nov. 3d-Dr
Mc6ugin. J II Winterbotham.
Van buren, TP-Crofon, Tuesday, Nov. l-col
Hills, ] NJ Beck.
WARRzs-Fridsy, Nov. 4sh-E Kinley, Jno Van VAL
kenburg
HoosIER GRkEN-saturisy, Oct. ~ o'clock p " Hon
Sullivan X Giln.sre.
ALIENS SCHOOL Enthusiastically, Nov. 5th--2 o'clock
p ~ DIR d hciugin, Col W Rankin.
hosTRosE TP-Montrose, Saturday, Oct. 29tfl--Hon @
W McCfary, Col Hills.
SuaxIrvIILE-Mondsy, Oct slst--Hon J II Sullivan,
J Beck.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Nov. 5th-ColJ Rankin, Capt
;aand.
WRIGHr's SCHOOL HousE-Saturiay, Nov bth--Tycn
Frank Rallinger. Capt w Gslland.
Meetings in Keokuk will be announced by special no
tices in the Daily Gate City.
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SrArE OF Iowa, Lee County. Sc.

In the County Court Of sail County at Pert .laiison
To Lacy VI Worthngton Eliza T. worthngton and Ed
ward 5. Worihington, minor heirs Of w Ii Worihing.
ton, deceased and 10 all others whom it may con-
You hereby notified that there is file in the
County Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Madison,
petition, under oath, Of Anna Bower formerly Worth
ngton guardian of the above named minors. prasin
for order and license sell for the benefit OF the above
named minors the undivided threeonrths of lot No nine
(e, in block number fifteen 5, In the city of keokuk,
Lee county. Iowa.
Said petition VIII be heard and determined before said
Court the first Monday OF November 1894 al 10 O'Clock
Of said day at which time you attend and show
Iii any you have why this of said petition
should not be granted ROBERT II. GILMORE,
octi5-d3w Atty for Anna T. Bower, Guardian, de.
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L..AII.. M July 18th. ,ssa

LAsALLE H.. July 18TH 1868.
JoHH II. BLocp Esq.-Ds4r Sir. have been sufferer
for six years with Chronic Rheumatism and great
pleasure in recommending Lallemad Goui su-
rniga Specific be the best medicine for that disease
that have heard Of When commenced taking II
could hardly walk sit stll, great was the pain
and In three days free from IT. and my legs arr n,
the FIRST time In five years. free from PAIN and feel q
ninbfe that Think would be dancing all the while II il
did cost much for music ut sir 1t lie splendid
medicine and would recommend all those afflicted with
those diseases 70 try Ihave Just fcnnd Capt RAYMOND
q friend Of mine) on his back With naanmstory rheu
mstism, and told him what y. medicine did for
he will send to you for OF It. Enclosed piease find
two dollars and send me two bottles the Specific II
should not need il myself will give Il TO that
diseases that unacquainted with your Specific and
think that you ought to publish II In every cit. In the
Union Very respectfully, yours,
Carr JAMES W. BROWN,
4n84 @ Residence Chicago, III.
P.e. Send medicine to care of B. H. W. whitman, Chi
| caeo ~ J.W.B.
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Letter from Capt MALfy to Alexander Letch Druggist
before Jso. II. BLOOD, tecaiae Agent fer the Medicine.
ST. Louis, March 81, 1868.
ALKx. LErfcH, Esq-.-Iike many Of my profession I
have suffered severely with rheanatism and could get
permanent relief till tried your SPECIFIC. happy
to ray that its use, in few DAYS. restored to heah.
lSigned,l :. CAPT .MALIS, Of steamer " arsaw.
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I
Madtcak
DIR. JOHN BULLS
ceAFsUHD az l.iw
|CEDR0 ON BITTERSl
re Lasess anA n sss Iuv.,s.~,w,.
csvery Of the 10Th Century.
aA 49, f
AbtpgS ~ ~ NAtsns Acdca 81 the unitAd etatex On
more fsvoraey known - peneeEin medical discovery
than thst u ~ III Bfsef
Dr. JeAn Buli, ~ Louisville. Ny,
His ninitsbie preparation Of sarsap.rilla has long
stood = III hssd Of tbs sstoas ccnreunAs Of vaia
able drug.
His Conposnd Of wild Cherry has become household
word taavuglout the West Aa6 South, sss
His WoSm Lcsenges In iess than year after their In
iroape sios a.anea. repr.auon - wide spread a. the
Hut the crownng CORY II his life remains TO be At
tsned in his latest rather for
ne does mot caaan to hsve been the disco,erer Of
q II ID n O M.
Which, : sns bass OF tn. biters offered 10 the rub
uc That honor beiongt the native inhabitants OF
trail America, TO whom Its rrtnes have ben kuS~n for
mere than two hundred years Armed with it the In.
disH bids dapre to the acst deadly malaria and ham
dies, withaui fear the most venomous serpsnts tits
belief with them that while there IL breath in the body
the Ceron potent to matter what diseaIe
may be-
While DR. Bu s prepared to endorse this extrsy.-
CANT pretension, be nevertheless satisfied fn. thor
oan examinations Of the evidence relating virtnes
that ~ remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure, either changes weather and cIi.
or 10 the miasmatic influences, 1t stands.
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An AMERICAN STEAMER BOARDED.
The Rebellion in 81. Domingo.

NEw YouK, November 23.-By the steamer
Commander, We have Havana ad dyices to the 10th
instant.
The Havana pspors print letter purpor.ing to
be from General Meta, containing summary of
the situation a. Matamogas and dated on tue 10th
of October.
The submission of Cortinas and the capitula-
tion Of tie city, with twenty lone cannon and one
thousand men, is confirmed.
There is a complete peace on The greater por-
ton of the Barro frontier, which is n new Impulse
TO commerce between Matamoras and Texls.
The solemn recognition Of the new Empire by
the Bagdad Rebel and Union camps in sight of
Matamoras has taken place. Tho Rebels off5r 20
return the armament taken by Canules and
the American Consul offers % r.turn the three
Tned guns that Couinls took To The Union camp
to attacS Brownsville.
The steamer Morico was bo'rded by a Mr..
Townsend at MalamGrls, who pretended 70 have
authority from the American Consul, and
charged the papers and flag of the vessel from
American to McxcIn. He then forced the crew
to navigate the vessel to Havana where he turned
them adrft. The vessel will nov, probably 20
into the Rebel service.
We have a report that o large force of Rebels
in San Domingo had been deiellci and dispersed,
and al,O that an expedition 70 Puerto Oabello
had Gn engagement, in which they took several
small vessels aud large quantity Of rifles and
tobacco.
1t is ayerred that the captlia Of the Roanoke
was three times distinctly told by our Consul a.
Havana Of the plot TO capture tho vessel.
The steamer Scott, from Now Orleans for New
York, with an Indiana regiment supposed TO be
the l9th, aboard, was badly aground in Key West
harbor on the llth instant. l. was feared the
ship would 90 to pieces
The steamer IPild Rorer, with Braine and the
rest of the Roanoke pirates, is reported to have
arrived at Nassau from Bermuda. She attempted
to get into Wilmington, but failed. The Stormy
Petrel exploded her boilers at Bermuda.
The blockade-running business continues brisk
quite number Of vessels running the blockade
Of Charleston,
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LE0AL IyrFLLlGENCE.


SUPREME Court AT EGsI PRus-Judge
Thompson L. Boris and others vs.. Tue
Fairmouut Race and Vin,) Passenger Railway
Company aud oilers. In Cquity.
This case came up this morning for hearing, on
he petition of Edward 7 Shaw, the holder of l5l7
shares of the stack of the company, for the 40
pontment of Receiver. The affairs of the COM
pany have been in the hands of Receiver ap-
pointed by the Court for the past three years.
IL appears now that a large majority OF the
stockholders desire that the Receiver then ap-
pointed shall be discharged, and that the analrs
of the Company shall hereafter be managed by
the President and Board of Directors, ana an
application with that object in view was made 20
the Court. The petitioner, Shaw, opposes tue
application, and asks that in case the present
Receiver be discharged, another be appointed IN
his place. The Court after argument by w. j.
McElroy for the petitioner, and by St. George II
Campbell for the Company, discharged Mr..
Sharpless, the Receiver and refused to appoint
another.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Judge Cad
walader.-UDited States VS.. Curtis Hoopes' rms
was an action TO recover the penalty preecrlOeu
by the Act OF March - 1000, ol NUT Inoi.,
cage without afiixing q stamp. The evidence
showed that the assignment was written, signed,
and delivered on the Sd of March, the date OF the
passage of the Act but that Il was not witnessed
and acknowledged till the 10th OF March; Judge
CadWalader held that the signing and delivery OF
the instrument was in law an executions that the
witnessing and acknowledging was merely for
the purpose of recordings and that therefore the
Act OF Congress, which was to take effect from
and after March 3, did not apply. The jury were
therefore directed to render verdict for the
defendant.
DISTRICT COuRT-Judge Sharswood.-PharO
vs. Sohick. An action 20 test the validity Of a
confessed judgment. Before reported. Jury out
COURT OF COMMON PLRAs-Judge Allison
Wilson VS.. Hardin. A will case. Before re-
ported. This case was concluded yesterday after
noon. Judge Allison this morning delivered an
elaborate charge 10 the jury, who had not agreed
upon verdict when our report closed.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE WAR IN ST, DOMINGO.
Arrival Of Sick and Wounded Soldiers
aJ Havana,
PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTEOn
IH cURYAAfa.
Iror Discoveries in Puor.a Rico,


Fsom Havana RnG Gnutn America.
New YORK., Sovcmbcr % The steamer El5.
has arrived with Havana jates of ,ha l9Jh inst
There was no later news from MoNi,D.
Sick and wounded soldiers continued TO Grri.,
from Saint Domingo.
The expedition to Puerto Clbalo found no
Rebel troops, and after destroying two lars.
warehouses filled with tobaccouui hides, rc.uraad
to their vessels. The next dly they landed leliu
and met with some opposition, bat drove the
Rebels from their ntrcuChmeuts.
Adyices from Venezuela state that c)mmfs.
siouers of peace were on the way to General
Falcon,
The Porrenir Of Caracas says that the whole
republic is peace exceptlhs State Of Guyana.
The Presidential election has resulted almost
unanimously for General Falcon, and there is no
doubt he will be elected.
The Nassau Guardian announces the arrival Of
the steamship Laurel, after touching OF NJ ldeira
and Tcncrinc, at one Of which places sho doubt
less left Semmes aud her crew.
Large mines of magnetic iron are said tl have
been discovered in Puerto Rico, the yield Of
which is reported to be siXty-fyc to sevsuty-dvt
pcr cent.
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EXTRACTS tROM REBEL PAPERS.
The Dwlh Of Everson on Atlanta.


We published on the Dist an account Of the cap
tuTe Of nine hundred Rebels in dash on atlanta,
they suppCsing the place 10 have been evacuated.
The Augusta Chronicle gives the following in adj
dition TO that account
On the 9Th the 20th Army Corps relieved the
23d which gave rise tG a rumor that Sherman
was being reinforced. Our cavalry captured a
drove of five hundred mules near the ChattahoO-
chee river recently.
A Rebel Telegraph superintendent.
From he Richmond wing, Norem6sr 10.
Major Charles Merriweather, ofthe Telegraphic
Corps has been appointed Superintendent of the
TelegTaphic Division from Macon, Georgia, TO
Mobile and Meridian--embracing the new mill.
tary line from Selma to Blue Mountain.
Policemen Not Liable 20 COnserIptIOn.
A few days since the policemen Of Selma, Ala
bama, were taken by the enrolling officer and
sued out writ Of habeds corpus, which resulted
In the discharge of the City Marshal-the head of
the force. The privates, however, were remauded
back to the enrolling officer Governor Watts
then certified TO all Of them as State officers, and
they were all exempted.
Deserters from MeRde's Army.
From me RiehmoHdI g. NJ uirsr, R0vs1'ber 10.
A large number of Federal deserters, desiring
10 avail themselves of the advantages afforded
under the provisions Of "OTder No. 65," came
into our line yesterday, and were consigned 10
Castle Thunder 10 await their turn 70 be forwarded
home. One hundred and odd deserters were sent
OF yesterday under Confederate escort, in con-
formity with said order.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OTFlCs ny THE EVENING JstsanApu.
"wednesday Novcrnher "a

MnNNlnN0F
The Stock Market opened dun this morning,
the brokers preparing for Thanksgiving day, aud
not disposed to enter into fresh contracts. Read
ing sold at 6S3, and tho Oh stocks were apathetjo
unuet r'alhtIiol Of profits by recent purchasers.
ERE IN Nc" York is lower, unuer notification
o' oO,VJO shares for delivery this morning, sold
| oy 'ue treasurer Of the Company several days
sI"ce' lhis is the reserve stock authorized to
DC so.u oy an ACT OF the Legislature last winter
III Aioauy. 1918 stated IN stock circles that Mr.
h'V"i 'ue treasurer Of the Company, knowing
Vl 'ne intention Of the Directors % aut1oriz3 tho
.aie, turned bear in Erie, and sold sh, shares
iargey short at lO2@l0i, aud nov purchases tho
shares at present prices for delivering. II this
rs true, It Is a pretty fair specimen of Nov York
sharp practice, and takes from the Er,s Company
pretty fair profit. In our opinion 90 ofi,sr Of
railway company is justified in trading ia its
shares, and should be displaced as soon as he
IS discovered TO be a speculator.
Government bonds continue drm and IN de-
mand, with sales OF 7'30s at Ill. ana lo.tos AZ
9di. j-20s are quoted at IoilJ lOi5, and Cs OF
1881 at ilOi@lll.
Railroad shares are rather quiet. Rsid.ay
opened with sales At 6S} fell of aad sold az 6s;
P-nusyvania Railroad Mt 81, a decline of A,
Little schuyllill at 4jai5l, decline Of 4;
North Pennsylvania az 81; and CAtayissa pre-
fcrrcd at 394, an advance OF ]; l52 was bid sor
Camden and Amooy Railroad; 81 for Elmira
prcterredi l6 for Catawssa common; and 800 for
Philadelphia and Erie.
City Passenger Railroad shares continue dull
30 was bid for Sprute aud Pine, which is an al
vance; 6d for West Philadelphia; aud Is FOR
Arch; 20 was asked for Second and Third 90 for
Fifth and SIXTH 47i for Chesuut aud walnut;
and p for Green and Coates.
Coal Oh shares are less active, aud prices arc
unsettled, with sales Of OH Creek as5l, decline
of ! Irving at 9@0l, su advance OF /; DAlsell at
0s@95; Noble and Dsamater at 8; McClntoch
at 81 Denamore at 7s; McElheuy at 5k9a;
ERbcrt at a and Cherry Run a: 80.
Bank shares are without any material change.
Philadelphia Bank sold at 1911 and Mlnuflctu-
rers' and Mechanics at 3lI; 90 was bid for
Commercial; n for Northern L5orties; 30 for
Mechanics; so for Girard A for Comm IN wealth;
and 50 for Union.
In Canal shares there ls very little doing.
Schuylkill Navigation common sold ut 33I, an
advance of 81 30 was bid for Schuylkl Nayiga-
ton preferred; Is for Lebgh Navigation; l3J fer
Morris preferred; and li1 for susquehanua
Canal.
Gold is steady this morning, opening at 224;
fell of and sold at 22l at IL O'Clock; advanced
and sold at 2234 at - aud 2l34 az l21 p. M.
.. Money continues easy, but the demand is
limited, and there Is very little doing. Loans on
call are freely offered at 8 per cent per annum.
Prime paper is very scarce, aud quoted rs 7(99
per cent.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, NOV 40.
Reported by Ciarkson Co.. Brokers No ill ). rhrd5t.
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To-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
Special Dispatches to Evenlng Telegraph.
WASHINGTON. November %.

wAsHRGroE, November %.
General Canby's wound.
Information has been received at the War De-
pariment that General Candy is improving.
The ''FiOridn.''
Additional evidence in the Floridg case was
handed over by Mr.. Welle5 to Secretary Seward
yesterday.
Lieutenant Commander Cushing leaves for his
feet again to-day. They have a model Of his
torpedo at the Navy Department
Indian Agent.
Charles S. Rich has been appoisted agent for
the New York Indians, vice Deloss E. Sill, inca
pacitated by protracted Illness.
TIE Vote aL the Late Election.
It Is on interesting fact that the recent Presi.
dental vote is largely in excess Of the popular
vote of 1860, notwithstanding the numbers absent
in and lost by the war.
taxing LuxurIcs.
II Is stated that in the forthcoming report Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, he VIII ask for an
increased taxation on articles OF luxury, with
view of sugmentng the revenue.
From city PS'nt.
There's Is Information FROM City Point, dated
yesterday morning, that bu. a short time will
elapse before the Dutch Gap canal will be opened.
About ffty dcsertors from our armies arrived
At City Point on sunday from the valley, having
been takon prisoners by General Sheridan in his
hate campaign. The larger number of them
were substitutes, and Lad deserted and joined the
Rebel army.
They wer1 sent to the shenandoah valley, as
there was less heIilood Of their being identified
ii captured.
A court has been organized at City Point to try
them, Of which General Coils is President.
1he heavy rai1.stlrm Of the past four days
in that quarter is over.
Arrival aR Dead.
The City Point noat bought up the bodies OF
Lieutenant Riddle, 37Th Wisconsin; Li3u'cnan,
James Kilbourn, Srh Connecticut; and Sergeant
Degauon, 5lst Pennsy yFania, to be forwarded to
their friends.
Land Certificates.
Under the Donation Law patent certificates
were issued in the month OF September, 1864, for
actual settlement claims amounting to twenty
thousand three hundred and twenty eight acres,
atRoXbury, Oregon. The fees paid the Register
and the Receiver for the same amounted to six
hundred and fifteen dollars.
The storm at tbs Front.
PERSONS ~ the front report the storm as having
left the roads in a wretched condition, and
drenched all the men and animals. TIE state
ment is current that a rapid rise of tte James has
caused breakage in the partition walls of Butler's
canal, and the current was ,Seepipr through the
new channel.
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, November 23.--Quercitron Bark
is in demand at $40 ton, with sales in small way.
The same duntm which we recorded in tho Flour
Market yesterday still continues ana prices are withous
sscntial change, the sales are confined 100000
barrels extra family at sl292 25 and SOC barrels Ameri
can Mills family on secret terms; the sales for the supply
of tbe home trade range from 1913 TO SIS as "a quality.
In Rye Flour and Corn Meal there is comparatively nothing
doing. ,yA... - ...A.. -.
There ls better demand for Wheat ana rstner more
sDbsr Nebes1 and Pennsylvania red a. 81 bt92 49, and
Southern Al S3GO White ranges from Sl0 90 ~ 80. Corn
"A hed FOR an 80 being asked for old and 81 80
@ie5 for new yellow. Oats are Ia demand At 90c. for
pennsyivania Delaware, with sales OF 400 bushels
WhskY Is but little inquired amor. We notice saies OF
Pennsylvania and Ohio bbls, at tl779l1S and Drudge At
SlT5,
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Markets by Telegraph.

NFW York, November 23.-Flour unsettled; I;
1900 bills sold state S95OalO; Ohio Slll2 Southern,
sO5Odl5. Wheat quiet; Western 2Ss. Corn advanced
oons 10 OOn bush sold AZ l8@I9O Oats unsettled and
excited at 28 cents advance WesterR 9Sg99 Beet hrm.
PorF heAvy; mess, S8 25g3J co. Lard quiet at 2lHG23
whisky firm al IT'S.
New YoRK. November 23.-6tocks are dull :
Chicago and Rock Island. O33s; Cumberland preferred,
4bAi Illinois Central l9S4 Michigan southern iO's
New York Central, 100; Reading. 1876; Hudson River,
1l6h Erie, 037s One-yeRr Certificates, 81; Treasury
73us ls5f 10 40s, Registered, eIki 520s Coupons,
IO4 Coupon 6s liON. Gold quoted at 225 and since
the Board declined TO 222.
BALTIMORE. November 23.-Flour closed with
an advancing tendency and prices are l2Hc. higher
Bouihern red, Sl7O white sleO Corn irm, with scarce
supply the new crop 10 quoted At eli 7bll'79 Whisky
ngin az el76 for Western.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

Heavy Receipts of Specie at the Mint
Arrival Of AN Overland Mail.
SAN FRANCIsco, November 23.-The steamer
Brother Jonathan arrived here to-day from the
North, bringing S4OO,O 900 in gold. The reception
Of specie at the Mint in this city to-day was the
heaviest ever known.
The total amoun. Of treasure received at san
Francisco, for the past ten days, was nearly two
and half millions.
The overland mail, after a detention Of two
weeks, has arrived, with Now Y6k letters Of
October 20.
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Action OF the Canadian Authorities in
Relation 10 idebeI Refugees 0Nd
Pirates,
QUSBEo, November 23.-owing to reliable in
formation that Southerners and Rebel sympa
thizers, in certain Western towns are manuiac
turing clandestinely, and collecting at conyenen
points, shot, shell, and cannon, the Goyernmen
issued, under chapter of the Act of 1868, a
proclamation prohibiting the expectation, or
carrying coastwise, or by inland navigation, Of
arms or ammunition.