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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-22

From and after APRIL 2sth, 1867 Trains Win leav'
rao isp1 81. k IIsn AID ND s1aEAnAfOA
|1ta ,, Nev Y.th tirse ffon usson peiess
7.3O A. n. Express mail, frosa Dunkirk, (sun
days 81 ceptsd). Stops ct SALAMANCA 1000 >. r.
and connects At Harnellsyille aud Corning viii
the 500 3 m. Express Mail rom Buffalo, and a
rives in New Fcfkst 100 q. m.
2,35 r. NJ. Lightning Express, from saia
manca, Sundays excepted. stops at HorneIis
willie a ? suRo sna ssl ' New s.'
4.1sP. M New YORK night Express, from
Dunkirk Sundays exccpted). Stops at sa!amsn
ca s:5s M; Oiesn 1885 p. m (sups Turner's -
m. fBtft) aod arrives in New York at IL SO p
M. connecting With Afternoon T G,ii and Steam
ers for Boston and New England Cities.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De
pot cor. Exchange AMI Michigan streets
SIS Am. New Fork Day = xr9sss, (snn'
rs s'p' M, lsap and slrssin New York 1880 P
awapns western Railroad, and at Jersey City
2 with Midnight Express Train Of New jersey Rail.
~. road for Philadelphia Ra,tin ore and Washineton
500 A. MAN. VA A Ar9,e snn IN New
york at /: q m Connects at Elmira with North
ern oeutral RsilwaY for Harrisourg, Philadelphia,
baltimore washin eton and points south
canted) Stops at Hornelisvi;le BIS p. m. tsuptl
aud arrives in New York 1oa a. IN. Connects q
Jersey Railroad Tor Baltimore and Washington,
ana New Yofk with IafuiHg Express Train Tor
poston and New Engiard Cstfs-
6.1D p N. New York Night Express,
ulTfY steps At rott tss s:s5 p. m, feup.) inter
setting Al Hornel4sille with 4sl6 p m. Trail
fren Dunkirk and arrive In New YORK AZ iE'oo
I126 p. NJ. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
excepted stops at susquehanna 7:22 a. M Bkftf
Turner's Ito p m, (nnsl and arrives In nsW
Ynrk at 325 D m. Connects at kiinira with
Northern Central Railway for harrisfnrg Pn'iht
de,rLis baltimore, Washington and roiuts Youth,
n Great Bend with Delaware. baekawanna 4
wrstarr. RAILROAD far Scranton, Trenton and Phil
a4sinhia ana at New York with Afternoon trains
ard steamers FER Bo1ton and New Eazlana Cities
only One Train East suadsy, leaying snhalo at
s.Io n m md resching New York at 1888 p. m.
Bosros AND INV ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with their
Baggage are transferred free Of charge III heF fors
s-T, ,,e.sss I. assieTs the line If she Erie hallway
ts many objects ct utsres passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the ohemuns, snsqnehauna Della
ware sad Ramapo rivers ever changing panorama Of
Of natures beauties commands attention
THE Beat vssTll.rEg ~ Ms., hr1ssious sIIfr-
Iya Uotcuss xS-Iy THE WORLDLY aecompa-
ny ali night Uains on this railway.
BAGGAGE oZIGcA I'D THROUGH.
Aad f4rs alseeys as 1',o as u auv o;'er Roats,
n-FasE FaR Ti0kKfs VIA ERIE EAiaWaY.@aa
which oan be Oh aimed Of all Pfintifei Ticket
0aaeas IN tie Rest md South West
Il. RIDDLE, Wfi. n. BARR,
Gtng sup't. Geug Pass Ag't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-22

RAINY WEATHER IN EsGLAxp.-r-The heavi.
est fall Of rain which has occurred in Lon
don during the present Summer. took place
July 70. 1t began soon after midnight, and
hardly ceased before eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon. For two or three hours before
sunrise, and again at intervals after thattime
it was perfect pour down. Between four
and FIVE tremendous peal Of thunder was
heard, but with this exception there was
hardly any thunder or lightning during the
storm.
Mr.. J. G. symons, the meteorological of
Camdentown, shows that this rain ia the
greatest for ten years. In fhy.two years
there have been only seven days on which tho
rain has been greater than in the present in
stance. and if we take the twenty four hours
from the commencement Of the rain, then
only two instances out of fifty.two years.
Duiing the same fiftytwo years there have
been eighty five days on which an inch or
more Of rain has fallen; of these, eleven oc-
CURED between the 2Ist and 9th of July;
and in the seventeen instances quoted above,
five are in that week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-22
IL % VS.
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The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITTESY

have tested these Drops Ia my practice tea
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BEEN developed by medical research that acts power
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siis while thousands who have been long suffer-
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Although powerful and positive. they perfectly
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| Ihpy have leen extensively employed by eminen
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Western States they not In their private
Over 100000 bottles have been sold the past year spd
hope and trust many sufferers have been benefit
| we'll that remedy petcnt 10 removed
distractions may 10 usod for bad purpose, but
that whafe bottle IN tins used ten may fall into
| thr bands uireally needy sufferers.
To all who suffer nom any rTeguiprity; painful, din
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LuCptrhea, the train ofdH that follow would
say try bottle ~ Dr. Lynn Ffsnc ffrIodcai Drops.
Being fluid preparation their action IL direct and
positive than any Pill powders. Explicit directions
| bearing niy facsimile, accompany each bottle.
They may be obtained Of nearly every druggist In thu
country. by enclosing the price TO G. G.. CLARK
co, New Haven, ot General Agents for the United
| States and Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-22

THERE cAs DEMO srrrRats IN THIS WAR: ONLY
PATRIOTS or TRAITORS .-Steghen q,
Douglas
HJErrERsoy DAVE Is A BETrER UEIas MAN
THAN ABRAHAM da.c Mnson.
"Jrpdr MASON As A DIsrgIoSIsr........A
TRAITOR TO THH NATIONAL aioyERSNgSr."-7
Thos. ". Clagett
"JrnGs Mason srMrArHiEs SHAVE nEES TOO
STRONGLY wIru 1ar ARCH TRAITORS 70 srIr
TIVE PATRIOTIC DEMOCRACY OF IowA"-W. F.
Cool5aash
~ toiierc from the bottom 81 ny heart that ne
y r'ice IF -ns Gerce9eg = a isgal STATE d:
.bs ar,@eiit fi@e, oteassiag tk} position tokica
JrneE NtsaS DOES en- fbis areaf qnes'ioaof pre-
ssniag ne Goref8@eit, WOULD mp As DISASTROUS
10 TIe CAUSE OF run UStnS IS THE LOSS or i
sReAr RtrTLE. w. /. Cuolbapgh, Democratic
Senator from Des Moiucs county,
~ am that hare iu9 he m'st,rtaAs 10
d,Fsr from many patriotic aud Just sen sripg he
Stormy times fbat pseee{ef aHR accompanied orr
late boo3y str.fe......1 AVS NOT VET SATISFIED THAT
] NAVE BEEN rtcH ~ ERROR. Judge Mason
Address, July, isG?,
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
Frtm the Bath Times. |


~ ne Portland Press comes out greatly enlarg-
ed ana we suspect now gives another settler to the
question wmch IS THE principal paper IN Portland
1t is bound to distance its competitors.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

NEW YORK, Feb %.
When the Board of Aldermen met yester-
day afternoon, it was discovered that some vile
miscreant had secretly mutilated the portraits
of John Jay and Alexander Hamilton, by cut
ting them with knife since the last meeting
of the Board A resolution calling upon the
Mayor to offer reward of $500 for the appre-
hension of the guilty party was promptly offer
ed by Alderman McGinniss, but for some
reason it was laid over.
The Board of Counclmen met yesterday,
and referred to a special committee resolutions
PROPOSING to rescind the previous action of the
Common Council in granting the lower end
OF the Park for the erection of a new post
office, and portion of the Battery for the pro-
posed new barge Office.
The Board of Health met yesterday and re-
ceived the report of the Superintendent. A
memorial declaring that full and unrestricted
authority should be vested in the Commission
ers of Quarantine to allow them to obtain
site for quarantine purposes by power of emf
nent domain, if it cannot be secured by pur-
chase, was adopted, and will be forwarded to
the Legislature.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
IfEfe GjI1TU =
W. Is I'm " " - :
. Illness of Count.Bismark.
Restoration Of the, Constitution of
1'o a.a'' 1S4Sto Hungary.
=, no! II \. 20, ltNl 80 81 ~ a lItllDN
Steamer cRappahannOck Sold at
- Auction.

IEEE0EE S-ss TO
.-- y ---- BERLIN, Feb. q.
Count Bismark is again Frustrated by sick
ness. Doubts are entertained OF his recovery.
.g9,aas,la .a15s1,.o aIar LONDON, Feb. p.
~ 1t Ia now stated that James Stephens is not
and has not been in Ireland, 1T r. reported
that he has recently been in Paris. The mar
tionaf troops are posted at various places in
Kerry and Cork counties in such numbers as
to effectually prevent any further outbreak IS
The English Government announces thatit
will treat allies caught in the act of rebellion
as pirates. ' Z.
The Sultan of Turkey has officially informed
r the leading powers of Europe, that he has de-
eided to call together an assembly Of represen-
tatives OF all the different religious creeds in
the ottoman Empire, for the purpose Of delib-
Grating upon and adopting measures for the
more effectual execution of the provisions OF
the firman of 1856.
VIENNA, Feb q. -
The restoration of the constitution of 1913 to
Hungary by the Emperor Francis Joseph, has
mad the effect Of removing the grievances here
tofOre existing in that country. The people are
now quiet and contented.
LIVERPOOL, Feb q.
Inc steamer Rappahannock was sold at auc-
ton to-day by Mr.. Dudley, the American Con-
sui, for the sum of $500 sterling. On
The repairs to the steamship Great Eastern
having been completed, she was successfully
launched to-day from the gridiron at Birlen-
head. III
HAvRE, Feb. 81.
A dispatch from Brest announces the arrival
OF the steamship Europe, from New York Feb
ruary 9th.
aa t.. LONDONDERRY, Feb. q.
The steamship Damascus, from Portland
Feb. 9th, arrived at this port this morning and
subsequently sailed for Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, Feb %, Noon.
The ship Southampton, reported ashore on
"a Iris fnff Ja,,, H.. L.
lowed into Belfast. She has four feet of water
in her hold 4H f-tf
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

NEW HAVEN, EeD. H.
The New Haven. Worhngmen's Convention
adjourned at p. NJ, after an excited and
stormy session. Mr. G. w. Gibson, of Nor
witch, presided. The question of nominating
state ticket was thoroughly discussed, and
decided negatively. Resolutions to the follow
ing effect were passed: LIST. In favor of eight
hours as a legal days work ID. That there
IS no conflict with capital, but recommending
the same energy and perseverance in the use
OF honorable means to accomplish the objects
of the working men as was shown by so many
of our members during the war which saved
the nation. Sd. That it is the duty of all in
terested in the cause, to do all in their power
to elect Senators and Representatives who will
support the cause. 4th. Against nominating a
State ticket, but advising all to vote for candi-
dates who favored the cause; that all attempts
of employers, by threats or coercion to control
the votes of employees, are outrages on the
franchise, and demand at the hands of the
Legislature law Furnishing such offences by
Imprisonment in the penitentiary
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

ST. LOUIS, Feb. %.
A committee of the Board of Trade has pre-
pared memorial to Congress on the subject
OF renef to the South. After setting forth the
Gonultlon OF the Southern planters, and the
ois.Less OF the peoplein general in consequence
OF 'ne failure OF the cotton and corn crops, and
the Importance to the nation of a good cotton
crop, the committee urges Conpress To maGa ON
appropriation of from $50 900 900 to 500 10000
or limited as to amount, only by the necessities
pose of supplying with provisions ali who are
engaged in producing cotton and are unable tn
procure provisions in any other way, the cost
of the supplies to be loan upon the crops,
and to be paid for out of the first proceeds Of
sales of COTTON 1900 -a
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
THE MARKET >.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. %.
Flour unchanged and demand light; sales of trade
brands at IL 30 q Is 50 fancy brands at IA 90 a. 16 co.
Wheat firm and demand moderate; sales No. Spring
at 2 40 a 2 49, and No. Winter at 80. Corn firm
with better demand sales No. shelled at Coo in
elevator and zoe in sacks. Oats in 1air demand;
sales at soc for No. 1. Rye steady; sales at q "a
%. Barley nominally unchanged. Whiskey steady
at 25c in bond. Provisions quiet with no change in
moderate demand sales 16 900 lbs at 74c for shout
ders 9c for Sides and 10 for clear sides. Bacon in
moderate demand; sideso shoulders at 9Ic, sides at
10a and clear sides at 2c. Sugar cured Hams at 10
a l6c. Lard firm at 12c for prime city. Groceries
unchanged and steady. Bulter-sales central Ohio
at % a SOC. Cheese at 16 q 16lc. Exchange steady
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

TORONTO, c. W, Feb. o.
The Globes special dispatch from England
announces that the name of the Confederate
Provinces is to be Canada Upper Canada is
to be styled the Province of Ontario, Lower
Canada Is to De called Quebec, and the other
Larger grants from the Federal Treasury are
to be given to New Brunswick.
The Crown is to have the power to enlaroe
the number of Legislative Councillors. TIE
control Of the fisheries is to be transferred from
the local to the general Government
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
PROPOSALS.

For Dredging n New Channel through
D shepard's Point shoal and IIalIowell
Shoal in the- kennebec River, mt IInl-
lowell, Maine. ftt
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
New York Items,

New YORK Feb. %.
The steamship Rising Star from Aspinwall,
has arrived. She brings 1851 81 in treasure
Hon. james w. Nye is among her passengers
The steamship Manhattan, from New Orleans
via Havana, has arrived. va
Inc steamship JAVA from Liverpool 9th inst,
Liverpool, has arrived
Daniel Devlin, the city Chamberlain, died
The ram Dunderburg made a trial trip down
the halDor o9,uay, 70 test her steering gear.
ment, at 495 Broadway, was badly DAMAGED nv
fire this evening.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

SIN lifting the Kettle from the fire. scalded mysel
very severeiy-One hand almost to crisp. The tor
tule was unbearable. The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost Immediately
1t healed rapidly ana lett very little scar. 4+
CHAS. FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Philadelphia"
This is merely sample OF what the Mustang Lini-
ment will do. 1t is invaluable in all OF wounds
swelngs, sprains, CUTS bruises, spayins, etc., either
upon man beast. ei
Beware OF counterieits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in the steel-plate engravings, bearing the
signature OF G. w. WestbrOok, Chemist and the Dri-
cate stamp OF DENIS BARNES s. Co, Now York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

S. T.---1S60.-X-The amount of Plantation Bit
tiers sold In one year is something startling. They
would fill Broadway six feet high from the Park TO
4th street. brakes mandatory is OF the insti
tutions in New York. 1t is said that Drake painted all
the rocks in the Eastern States with his cabalistic
IS. T-1s60-X., and then got the old granny egis-
lators to pass law preventing disfgurng the face
oil nature" which gave him monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but we do know that Plantation
Bitters SELL ITO other article did, They are
used by all classes Oh the community, and death
ON Dyspepsia-certain. They are very invigoTating
when languid and week, and a great appetizer"
Sarato pring Water, sold by all Dru egists.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

Partially SUBJ
. a. - merged. y
Steamers Cumming Over the
PrOiries. ,su

Az - - 81
CINCINNATI Feb. 81.
The river is still Using, and the houses along
the levee are flooded by the water to the depth
Of eight Or ten feet. The TRACKS of several rail-
roads are under water near the city. The eel
lars in the lower part of the city are all flood
ed. Reports from above show that the river is
still rising, and the prospects are gloomy
CINCINNATI, Feb. % -
The river commenced falling here this after
noon, having reached the heighth of "a feet.
Considerable damage was done to property in
this neighborhood by the high water. Some
Inconvenience has been oeoasioned to the rail-
roads, and the tracks are submerged ut several
places The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad is
intact to st. Louis, and trains are running
through, without delay" ." , ,'" . .ssa' q
~ fait- ~ a,aa 81 NINGESNEs, Ind, Feb. o.
The Nv abashn river is now at IA stand. The
water is higher than was EVER known before
tits reported that steamers are running. over
the prairies at all points on the Illinois side,
picking mp Corp and Other. freight. The water
is ten miles wide, and 1.-The tops of the houses
are, barely yisiblel All the fences are gone
The amount of. damage will be very large
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
lsEA4sEsTATA
Valuable Farm ins HamiltoB
FOR SALE.

..-.LA o. The subscriber, intending No re
A@TN y turn to California in the Sf4ng, Of
HTEs SfssSR fers his Farm for sale. i 90
HA1j t1h3 Said. Farm Isl situated in Hamil-
ton, Mass, on the line OF the East
ern Railroa between Salem and Ipswich, about one
fourth of a mile from Wenliam and Hamilton depot,
and contains about GO acres, VIZ of Woodland,
acres Of Peat Meadow, and the balance all under
g9od cultivation and very conveniently arranged
good cellars under the house and barn. wel cement
ed. There is also awell of good the house
house. Also Stock, Farming Tools, Hay, Grain, POI
tat0es and Household Fnrnure 50 bff' ain IA U.S.
This is one of the finest located Farms in Essex
County, is near the railroad station and convenient
to churches schools. do1 mds Just tar enough from
the city to make IL desirable summon residence Tor
gentleman dong business i'll Boston or Salem; and
not disposed ofat private sale, viii be sod ut Pub
aJc -Anctop-somea ns1n Aaxch ~
JOHN NORTH.
For erms and further particulars apply on the
premises, orto j. N. NORTH, No. 8, Portland St.,
FDihan,ls n = feb21 DIV
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
miscellaneous. Dispatches.

OMAHA, Nebraska Feb. %
Gen. Thayer, Senator elect, starts for Wash
ington to-day with the official act of the State
Legislature accepting the conditions of Con-
gress.
New ORLEANS, Feb. %
letter from Matanzas reports the failure of
Cosmo de la Foretta wealthy lplanter and
millions
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

WHAT DID II? young lady returning to her
country home after sojourn ola few months in New
York; was hardly recognized by her friends In place
OF rustic flushed lace she had soft ruby complex
ion of almost marble sInOothness, and instead of 49,
she really appeared but II. She told them plainly
she used Aagan's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without it. Any lady can improve her appearance
very much by using this article 1t can be ordered
OF any druggist Tor so cents
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
AUCTION SALES.
Sale of Forfeited Goods.

rI,HE following described merchandise having been
/ seized for violation of the Revenue Laws OF
the United States and the u 5. Appraisers at this
port having certified under oath thar the expense
its keeping will largely reduce the net proceeds
the sale, the same will be sold at public auction in
front OF the Custom House. on MidIo street, In this
city, the 231 inst, at IL o'clock A. ~, TO wit
Hack Houses;
pair OF Harnesses;
pair of Blankets; t...t
under the provisio: Of Sect is of the Act entitled
AN act further to prevent smuggling and for othor
PURPOSES, approved July Is, 1865.
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
febl6lfd
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

AFAU DE MAGNOLJA.---The prettiest thing, the
Sweetest thing and the most OF it ior the least
money. 1t overcomes the odor of perspraion; soft
ems and adds delicacy to the skin is delightful per-
tume; alays headache and inflammation, and is a nee
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
and npon the toilet sideboard 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23

All who value valuable head of hair and its pres
erya1on from premature badness and turning grew
VIII not tail to use Lyons celebrated Katharion il
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, eradcates dand
run, and causes the hair to grow with luxuran,
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
Havana Market.

s--..4 HAVANA, Feb II.
IBy telegraph to Merchants Ext hangel. Sugar
market animated, closing firm; No u at 81 reals.
Low descriptions are much sought for. Molasses-
sales for New Orleans at reals, clayed. Lumber
Box Shooks-two arrivals, market amply supplied; ;
orders at 81 @gsa reals, Nothing new in cooperage
Exchange dull; on London 143 on United States "a
q 25 for sixty days. Monetary affairs improving
Freights-demand for Europe fair with slight ad-
vance. There is a good demand for United States
and rates are firm. New York, chartered, barque
Rose M $50 hhds Sugar via Matanzas at SO 80 ~ HID
and 81 90 W box. For Portland, barque anny 600
hhds via Matanzas ut SO 125 ~ hid.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
LADI z =
TEETH TEETH TEETH
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

TINE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. The 47th An
nual Course OF Lectures in the Medical School
of Maine, will commence Feb. 2lst and ntinue 10
weeks. = ~ if1f q n '''' ''' "
VIC ,t,tg FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.
=, SAMUEL HARRIS. ID. D., Pesident of tho College.
= j.. s. TESNEY, L.. l.. D., Lecturer Medical
Jurisprudence. 10y
I. 7. DANA, NJ. D., Professor of the Theory and
Practice Of Medicine. .,t, u4-ttf
w, c. ROBINSON, NJ. D., Professor OF Materia
Mclica and Therapeutics.
G. L. FORD, NJ. D., Professor Of Ana only and
Physiology ttt = 300 "tft tH.f 'f''''
g. F. BRACKET, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy, g. -..,-t... ......l .o,. ..
q w. w. GREESE, M. D., Professor ofsurgery.
W L. III. JEwEfT NJ. d., Professor of Obs etries and
Diseases OF Women and Children. 'Hi t''H
II. III. SEAyEY, M. D., ID monstrator in Anato-
my. ut.
y-Circulars containing full information will be-
forwarded ON application to the Secretary.
to,rs.ti.. W o. y. BRACKET, NJ. d., Sec'y.
brunswick, Jan l, 1867, ~ jal9T.T ,&StilMar1
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
Commercinl.-.Per Cable

. COmmercinl---Pcr Cable.
~, 44 LONDON, Feb. 21, Evening
Consols for money closed at 81. I'D ~
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
closing prices of American securities: Erie RAILWAY
shares 81. Illinois Central shares 70 ex-div United
States 5-2O's "a. .-f t8l ~
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 21, Evening.
The Cotton market still shows declining tendency
and closed dull; Middling uplands quoted at 13ad
Middng Orleans at 144; the sales to-day were 10000
bales. Breadstufs-Mixed Western Corn 3ss I'd
Provisions-Amercan Lard advancing quotations at
the close being 51s. Produce-Ashes, pots, 35s. Pc
trole9m unchanged; refined Pennsylvania and Can
ada White is Cd per gallon.
FRANKFORT, Feb 81, Evening
United States 500 bonds closed this evening at
ut. ~
United States 500 bonds are quoted at 82s.
k-ifI l LIVERPOOL, Feb. 90, Noon.
The Cotton market Is dull, and prices declined ID
estimated days sales 5000 bales sales of the week
$1,000 bales. Middling uplands at 1891. la.-
LONDON, Feb. %, Noon.
Consols for money 900.
AMERICAN SECuRITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares 774, eX-div. Erie Railroad
shares 81. United States 5-20's 73a.
The Portland daily press., 1867-02-23
Conviction of a Murderer.

l. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. %.
The trial of Howard Stretcher for the muir
der of Stewart at President JobnsOn's recep-
ton, in September last, was concluded last
night. The jury returned verdict to-day of
murder in the second degree, and sentenced
him to Imprisonment in the penitentiary for
two years.