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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-13
PennsyIvania Legisiatnrs.

HARRISBURG, Pa, jan ~.
The Legislature adjourned this morning
until Monday.
The Bribery and Corruption Committee
made partial report this morning, stating
thus far, not particle of evidence had been
elected to shos the guilt, indelicacy or even
imprudence on the part Of any candidate fos
the United States Senatorship, and that thoss
prove them.
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FROM CANADA.

MONTREAL. Jan. IL.
The Grand Trunk Railroad is doing an
immense freight business. One million Of
dollars is to be spent for new cars.
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FROM MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. H.
Gov. Swan has been agreed upon as = can.
didate to the L. s. Senate.
A convention of the members elect of the
Legislature takes place Tuesday.
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: s77 VIRCN1A11, UAn. II.
A young lady named Christine Kett was
murdered at Dayton, Ohio. yesterday. She
Wag found lying in the kitchen Euf M, hohse
with her head terribly shattered BY . pistol
ball. No clue to the murderer has been
made. s.......4 .......
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MAR II led.

HOwELL-TsYLoR-On the 10th inst. At Cievss
Ohio, by Rev. Horace Bushnell Mr. n scor1 HowKIL
Of this city to Miss Lucr TAros Of the former place
daughter ps Col Vim. II. H. Taylor
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Governor Morton Nominated for U. o.
| Senator.
IsDIASAPoLls, Jan. ~.
| Gov. Morton was unanimously nominated
by the Indiana Legislature for U. S. Sen
ator TO day
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

lust RECEIVED.-A consignment OF
~ AHcghany Mosn.aip chestnnts: si.o y hard fsw
boxes Of those nns Malssa Lemons For sails cheap ty
CRICH ETATLEk,
3alt1w Second strsss
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The following dispatches hare been re
eoived ovev the Gahl..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11
THR CHARLESTON MARKET.

EsoA TIE WEEK ENDING THuRHtAx, JANUARY 1o.1
CO1iOh.-At the commencement Of the week, undcr
improving news from the Enghsh market holders Of the
staple were very hrm factors demanding extrrne ,atea
and Middhng Cotton reaching s5c. b; prices here.
however hEving become too high proportion to thoaa
existing at other points, buyers soon withdrew or ar
only willing to continue at decline Of &C. fs sal,ar
resisted this falling on price. and for several days the
transactions were extremely limited but faetors In sone
cases having concluded to 1aeet tbs market moro
active demand sprung up and transactions have since
been TO fzr extcnt at the decline The zecatpts Of
Cotton for the week have been 1897 bae ssy $50 bales
Sea Island and Foadas and A11s bales Upland seatnt
6sss bdlss Hz17s bales Sea Issnd and 54s9 bales Of
UpIsnd--the week before. stt XII
The ransscaonr IN the stsps for ths p.st week hsve
bean al follows: 5zg --l
On Frdsy, the 4th tnart tho news Of An sdvance OF
IA 1t Liverpool caused holders largely increase
their prices to prevent buyers in many instaaees
horn purchasing Sales about 800 baes on che hass Of
5sc b for MiddHne Cotton, allowing an udvsnse Of
about ono cent -5,-S Nf:%:saGif Az. Z.
On Saturday factors became mora desrcrs Of selling
and tf nsy astnces, rates accepted which were
refused tho dsy previous. The transactions s1nounted
TO 500 bales prices remaining without . quotable
change. 955.,t
On Monday buyers thinking sha4 fhis maxhet v.s TOO
high and had advanced beyond the rates reva1lio q.
othsr psces wsrS Offering prices one to two cents q n
below Qgevtons quotations; but SELLERS wers unwilling to
usss them. and transactions great degree sus-
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pended Sales uf tho day only 1s bales the market
closing unsettled and without 1xed rates.
On Tuesday tho offering stock Light: buyers pur-
chased about 2lo bales decline Of &C. q ID from the
prices of Saturday. Quotatons nominal
On Wednesday there was good demand ut rather
1rn.cr rates. Sales 500 bales-Low Middng selling for
sac: hidllng ssc.. Strict Nllddhng at $40. q To-
Yesterday holders only ohcrins to limited OK
tent and tho market weak Sales about 1G0 bales,
viz: 2sk 80; at 81; IA at at 80; % u:
saH; A. Mt SO; % at 81. We quote:
Low niiddling .......-..................s 50
Strict Mddling. !. :. :.........A
SEA ISLAND CoTroE.-There continues to be o very
fair demand for this class Of Cotton which has been et
by sellers ut firm prices Sales OF the woek about 800
bales For Common sea Island, ea@7oc.; Medium
75@soc.; Fine $1@L4o p b. We learn Of the sale Of
| few bales Of Extra Fine at SLIGO q ID. .iy
| T. COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1ses:..:.... 2as $500 80.
Received nom Sept !. Go to Jan. 2. - :. =, -,
Receivc on Jan to 8. e7...: $50 Ais sos
r4Sas4s. gsta1 Re'ep:sr Sra 1Sa Rs; ass 'S'''S S00
rrsSioasy ss s,sis ss' s7:;eso 7;a ssst 81
| 4,275 5s,se1 4.16s
Total exports. ..4,275 6s,s61 4'lee
Stock on hand and shipboard.. 1,ou 1885 74s
| SAME TINE LAST YEAR
Stock on hand Sept l. 1865. ......... 363 l610 1oC
Receipts irom Jan to 10. 'ee.. 30 1881 @ 2oe
Received previously. ............2, 2,2s6 ASo6o LIZ
Total Receipts. .274s zs,e51 1,42:
presiousiy::::: ss;; ;i;::::: a,sis ss:sSs s ,ise
2,ss2 $3.50 1856
| Total Exports 2,S51 S7ol2 A,Set
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Ps-scns depostting lstters in the: PostoAaoe win
peae place tho stamp near the upper right cor
ber that without the stamp letter be mailed but
Jannnry EF-1zs-t--: - - .lT. fs .S,
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< We .
n STEAMSHIPS.
saragossa IT'S tons, Crowe at Adger's wharf, for New
whirwi1d Fargo at Atlantic whar for Pills: : L.
1ai TONS simmons at Atlantic wna hsa for NeD s
York, loading White + Paine
Nereus 1ose TONS Nichols at Atlantic wharf for Liver.
Confidence. - tons, johnson, at Rrovas whs1s foI
Amelia ess tons cenno1 ai 1oyco cos % ~hap : for @
10 tons Young ut Atlantic vh.rSes h.rses f
Liverpool, loading. Smith & Go
BARKs. +,
Toscano, 728 tons, Delano at Brown Cos wharf, for
Helen sands Sss tens otis at Brown cos Hhasi fos @
robin at Royes st slSs s
Ange so toms Wills at @aFs ssae e.
Sax 1Bs tons Cam at Marshas nssH 9Ssr es S
Mazatian & SIS toms Taavre at Tnio Whaz fo9 Se
Tho ss stuart at onion sRsiax shsE
SeRs Dyer aaas &c
ostenais svedsh .ons Carlson ysndeshoss3 @ & a
Regna $50 tons cumminser as Accommodated Wha1
from Lsverpool, waiting. .....-.C n Hubert
BR1GS.
Haze. 2G4 tons. Hail. in Ashley River for Boston, load
vrsass span $50 toms Brne at Brown coe VIII G
e s5sso9' sss1s xssis; s'
West Indies, loading. .Salas i CO
Joven Jose, $50 tons, Fradu at Bennets wharf fonn
Union @I is TONS saciney. at Union whsr tsaaaa fo
Lizzie NJ Merrill, 45e toms Ulnner, at Railroad Accom-.
modadon wharf, for Boston, loading.
casaiian, aei toms. aardenbrooi, 1t Union ~hssf,
nom Matanzas, a., waiting; ..-......JA Enslow L CO
for Philadelphia. loading. ....H:F Baker CO
Chebuctoo lBr), 113 tons. Kennedy, at Boyce Co.'S
wharf, from Halifax g. discharging. .-.........
.
Abby Watson 2ls tons. Watson, at Adgers wharf from
New York, discharsing. sing....................W Roach
3gs Z sCHOONERs.s 4 ..& Il
Chas Dennis eo3 tons, Hughes, IN Aahley River for
New York. loading. " Roach
Thomas 2s5 tons, Crockett ID Ashley River. for
BOSTON, loading .Risey 4 Creighton
James Wyman, Nelson, Kerrs wharf for Nassau wait
io7 toms idc at Rissy Ss4 c5sishtee sse
Pathway tons; Compton, in Ashley River, for Phiia-
Daniel Britain, 24s toms Springer at Central wharf
for Philadelphia, loading a Baker 4 %
Aid lBr. - tons. Mccormick, at Union wharf from
Magnolia 1se tons Chase, at Atlantic wharf from Turks
Ralph Carlton, sss TONS Harrington at Brown cos
wharf, for Boston, 1oading .Risley Creicfton
Ella Fish, tons, Wiley at Brown Co.'S wharf from
Baltimore, discharging. Street Bros CO
Louie & Smith, 2s4 tons, Cue. at Central wharf for
Nevsda l4a TONS Doughty, IN Ashley River. for Bal
Caldwell, 465 toms Mccormack o. Adper's wharf from
New York, discharging. W Roach
Nellie Iarbox 12s tons. Pendleon, Mt Union wharf, from
AZ hannore' dascharg1nG .Mordecx & Co
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Phlladclph1a Market

PHILADELPHIA, January 5.-oorroS-1s less active
and lower; 100 bales of rnings sold at 3oa3Gc
per lb for Uplanss ond Now Orleans.
GRocER1Es-Conee continues quiet; small sales OF RIO
nre reported ut 24a25ho per ID. currency In sugar
there is doing; 1000 hhds Of Cuba sold at 1oHao
per ID, currency: asg g-.@ Y. -
FLoun-rhere is fair demand from tho home trade
ut null prices. i;'out 1000 bbls Sold Including .
Northwest Super1ne ut. 81 500 oO w
Northwest Extra. bOY1O w
Northwest Family. IL 0OSl3 90
Pennsylvania and Western Superhno. O0@ 70
Pennsylvania and Western Exrn. oo@1e 81
Pennsylvania Western Earnily ~ 50@14 90
PennsSMapia and Western Fancy. 1b 0O@17 0O
Rye Flour: $50 20 70 y
CinAIr-Prime wheat Is In demand; 5000 bushels Of
California sold ut IS 25 and 5000 bushels on private
terms. Pennsylvania red sells ut 50 70a TO- and South
Mt sa3 l5 Rye sells at 81 3oal IS per bushel for
Western and Pennsylvania Corn in demand ut On ad
vnuco 5000 bushels yellow sold at 93a95c per bush
el to condition. Oats in fair deand 5000 bush
els aold The receipts to-day follows
900 bble hour 21oo bushels wheat; 1850 bushels corn
| 4oGO bushels oats
| PRov1s1oNs.-Prices remain about the same 1asl
quoted, but the malAet continues very dull Small
sales making r. $2la2l 50 Dbl for pork
per ID plain and fancy bacon hams; II a12e
for picked do; salt shoulders, and l2ka13e
| per lb for prime lard in bols and tcs
wHskET.-There is nothing doing, except in tho con
| traband article.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining the Postofce at Charleston for tha week
ending JANUARY TO- 1857, and ordered to be printed
DAILY NEws agreeab,y 70 the following section Of
the Postohhee Law, ~ the newspaper having tho
largest circulation in tho City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be It further enacted That
ers remaining uncsed for in any Postoce in any city
town or village whore . newspaper shall be printed.
shan hereafter be published only In tho newspaper
which, being published weekly ofener shnu have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of the said
Office .tf.=Frr-, Qz. a..H@
So Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised" =
A% omce hours from A. N. toePM. On Sundays,
from O'Clock to O'Clock P. NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Acting Postmaster.
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&
Rowsed-street Super and Out Extra s1l 90 ns11 "a I
aowszdstreet Shipping Extra. u 50 "a 1a 90
aowar1street Rtgh Grndea. Is 90 6 IL 60 =
AowardBtreet Family. Is so a ia 90 \.
Onao super and Cut Extra Is "a ii 25 Il
ohio Extra shipping. 90 90 @ 90 90 Il
Shi Sii 90 90 q 90 90
Gorths1t is 90 q Is 80
No.h, osn SoPef. 10 80 @ II 26
rstv Ss1e II 70 q Il rs @
T1ty 1sns 10 50 q IL 90
CIV Mns sstr,sss s.111 II IS @ II rs "
Bainua;e Woa Greeo,e !ss Is 90 1e 90
fva E1o,,r .s S1fsoe 11xlS. 10 76 q 90 90
C1sn MAJ Ti.- .1, 625 O 8 rs
GRA1A-Whea& scarce. eWo hsvo on1v t 49, ~ w
OF 100 bus Pennsylvania red tair .nnatw - ss5e
Cofn-A0O bus white and 1D7O0 hra VejinS H "
Market was higher for white with sa1es al ism ~,
81 O3a1 o. and 1900 do primo dry at Il O7. 60oo ,a aI
Ct 102; 1000 bus do at 81 0s. oatsssO0 bus oHares
but no salns reported; quote nominal 1t SEC Ryenr
receipts or saes. 4.3s17I. -
MorAsaxa-Aothaae doing ana prices norn1naaly un.
Paov1a1oss-rhere IS very little doing. We renort
mail ea. Of Bacon Shoulders At Sides 12aiaKc;
Eans 16A16c Bulk Shoulders held ut 90: ade IN.
1okc Ness Pork sa1 60. Lard 6or City and west
ern bblA aad Baltimore refined 16cai @ .T -
RIoE-The market IL dull We ouote Carolina nons
nal at 9a93zd per h. 4
sAIn-We NOTICE quist msrkst but holders trrn ,+
previous prices viz; r Lvspool aroud Alum 80 1oa
r. /. Z 10, l7.f
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cHARLEsrox.
Arrived Yesterday,

Arrived y yesterday.
Schr Santce Prince ck River. 1850 bushels Rou. d
Rice. To Pringle. r.
Steamer Gen Hooker, le Cooper River. 400 bush
els Rough Rice. Cotton and Ndze To Hyatt, McBurney
Co, C Guilleaume. +@ H&-@E
steamer Pilot Boy, McN..ty. Savannah. 70 bales Sea
Island Cotton and Mdze. To Ferguson & Holiness
Express Company. Far ~ Bros & Co, Lee spencar,
Co, Ravenel & Co. ] Enslow & Co. and othcrs.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Lovet Peacock, Reagan New York-Wilis & CHS
olm. S;tFG
Wont to Sea Yesterday.
Bark Orchilla Hayner, Now York
Schr Lovet peacock Reagan, New York. a@ u
From this Port.
Steannship Adele. Hall, at Baltimore, JAM. N"
Schr Yankee Maid. Thomas, at Baltimore, Jan T.
schr Mary Manldn Dill, at Philadelphia Jan 8.
Up for this Port.
schr Albert Mason, Rose OF New York, Jan 2.
Cleared for this Port.
Brig Anna Torrey, Haskell, at Boston, Jan 8.
Schr Azcla s Laura, McIndoe, at Baltimore, Jan Z.
Sailed for this Port.
schr John E Daily, -. from Baltimore, Jan @
jM.t5..E -t@5s.ss.'+ Men1or5lndn> stH5.
The schr Plandomc, Gage master, which sailed from
this port for Providence days snce having
rienced heavy weather, has put back lealy.
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, January 10, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTna
WITHIN TIE STATE EXCEPTED.
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Tte 1ai1tg Nems,
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY II, 1867.
Ono Hundred Year. to con,e.

Ono Hundred Years to CoD>e.
Who'll press for gold this crowded street,
- hundred years to conner
Who'll tread Jon church with willing feet,
hundred years to comof Is
Pale, trembling nge, andhery youth,
And childhood with his brow Of truth;
Tho rich and poor, on Land and sea;
Where will the mighty million be
Y A hundred yeazs 10 come7
We all within our graves shall sleep
A hundred years to come:
No living soul for Us shall weep
hundred years to come: -.
But other mcr our lands will TILL
And others then our streets will al,
And other words viii sing as gay,
And bright the sunshine as today,
A hundred years to come.
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TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The stock of Tmbcr Is
still small but lower prices have been generally accept
ed and the following rates will daee the state the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-11
COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday
o5#as.5 JAnua9y 10. ,:GI .,s

NEW YoRK-Per steamship 4aa5nada-2s bales Upland
and 202 bales Cotton, $50 ieroea Rice, 10 baIes
Yarn. bb1s Dried Fruit 100 packages sundriea. :.
Per steamship Moneka-e6h Hsrces Rice, 27e bales
mesacs sg packages sundries. -. Per bark Or
ehalla-1760e0 feet Flooring Boards. Per schr
and So bags Cotton, 3o3 khls Rosin, 178 barr
lron. b2 caaks Clay 157 Empty Barrels.
BOSTON-Per steamship Geo B Upton-l07 ierces Rice
bales and sos bales Upland Cotton, casks Clay
100 psckages Brass Iron, Rope, Rags and sundries.
BA.TTMORE-Per schr Palmer-l20O0O feet Lum-
ber and Flooring Boards. Per schr Nadab-62-
las feet Lumber. @ s@5s.&. cg615 ~
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CastHan, 26l tons, Hardenbrook,
nom Matanzas, waiting. =.
James Baker. 19z tons, Thompson,
for Philadelphia, loading.
Chebuctoo {Br), lis tons, Kennedy
wharf, from Halifax, n 8, dischA,
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1b ss IS per sack Turks Island esaeoo
hnshel
suoAR-somo inquiry for grocery grades but sales
reported: quote prices unchanged.
WHsKEY-Wc quote for city holders nrm at 81 30 and
the same for Western.
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Cons1gnecs per South Carolina ItHiIroaf,
January 10,

6s5 baaes Cotton s bbls Crude Turpentine, "a bags
Peas, 1a Lumber cars Cattle chartered Cars.
and Sundries. To b Rodgers T. Co, Salinas, F
Dawson. H BischoG & Co, Z M Aver & Co. W Bowling.
Black, Thompson Fraser Dill Robinson &
Co. Lowndes Mikel Il Co, Reedcr, G II Walter l. Co.
IngranaIn, NJ Caldwell & Sons. Thurston Holmes.
g W Williams 4 Co, " Ryan, Lee Spencer, Gibbes &
Co, W W Smith, Baggett co, NJ Israel L Lorentz,
F Mey, r Agent 6 Milnor, II Baker & Co. H
Stcinmeyer, W Hayne, Fraser & Co, D D Utsey.
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Ralt1nnore Market.

BALTIMORE, January :7-cosTrE-we notice the
sale OF 500 bags bark Mhdora terms not tsnanired
co1ros-Was quiet today, but without any q1otabje
change In prices Middlng upland held at a6c The
stock OF cotton In frat hands Is about 800 bales
FLouRWas quiet to-day, though holders remain arm
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PaSscnEcry.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savannah-W Hcriot
G F Tallrnan, Mira Harrison and SOD, II n Murry, E
Guerrarl, E Dubois, and 80 on deck. .4"N @s #
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Cooper River-J Rave
mel. Capt NJ johnson, and s on deck.
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New Orleans nIarket,
STATEMENT or COTTON,
Stock on hand

Iae cea.ances were exclusively for New York n
SUoAE AND MoI.AssEs-Ara both in request bnt the
demand Is by light supplies There Is no stocE
IN nrst namds and the receipts nce yesterday are
& s1ld at fun prices tending to advanee We
9notn INFERIOR Sugar q. 7asc at s5<oec ir st
Prime at aaal X ohoise q seconds It liz
1zc p b. Inferior Moasses soc q oel1on comn,on st
$3.50 2 gallon, good At esassc p9me At esXassc,
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NIX RITTERS.

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cases of mental depression or physical weakness
proceeding from indigestion, eostiveness, or oiri
Gus secretiOns are certified to by millions OF per
sons who have been benefited by tnem- lhes arg
the most efectc cathartic and purifier ever before
the public and haveever been IN use since lszo.--
They cheap, safe and reliable. Sold by all re-
spectacle dealers everywhere
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-11
MECHANICAL DISEASEs.

Persons engaged in Paints, Minerals, Plumb
ers, Type Settlers, Goldbeaters, Miners, as they
advance in life will be subject TO paralysis of
the bowels; to guard against this, take a dose
of Railways Pills once or twice a week as .
Preventive.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-11
HOLLOWAY'S d
VERMIFUGE
CONNECTIONS.

DIR. Holloway. some fifteen years ago,
witnessing the distress occasioned sickly
children in taking the nauseous yerIni-
fuges of that day, resolved to annalyze
them, and from the most effective Of
these remedies succeeded in separating
their active medical properties, pure,
tasteless and inodorous. Then, by
combining these with sugar, and mold
ing them into an agreeable confection,
formed the present POPULAR and EFFEc-
rYyp VrpuIpuGE known "a