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Greece.
REPORTS FROM CANDIDA.

ATHENS, December 29.-Mustapha Pasha, on the
9th of Decembcr, having trayersed the village of
Alikiano (which was pillaged by his troops),
attacked the advanced positions OF the Christians
at Kares, and, after five hours hard Sighting, the
Turco Egyptian army was obliged to fall back on
Laki, suffering loss Of 800 to GOO men. IT is at
6rmed that in traversing the villages OF 0rthormii
thirty women and children. In the villages Of
Galata and skinez, near Canoa, two peaccablc
Christians have been put to the sword
Tie Governor of Canoa has informed the Con-
suls, by circular, of the blockade of Crete. Tho
United States Consul replied flat lie could not
consider it legal since it was moi effective. Two
thousand women and children dying Of hunger and
some Europeln mon-ot-war to save them. A Turk
ISL frigate made it's appearance and began to fire
on thcm killing few and woundng Others. The
number Of tho Times newspaper containing q
leading article advising Turkey to voluntarily glyo
up Gambia and thereby sottlc the Eastern question
for time, was publicly crowned by the people
last night.
P. S.-Tho frigate Grand Admiral has just arriv-
cd at the Pirnus from Cnn;lin bringing 1900 rofu-
gee women and children whom it Inns saved.
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,.At the beginning of the last year, wo know that
q grave duty weighed upon our consciences,. but
none of us foresaw that before long that duty
would become Us heavy rs it is now. So many
misfortunos, so many political and material misc
res, have overwhelmed us, that it is difficult for
us to avoid them completely. do not say that
every hope il vanished, but solution is more
difficult now than last year. We do al that can be
done. We go as far as NE can go, and where dnty
bids us to 60. However, ask you but one thing
continue to have confidence in me-
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mWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. N. WHITING, Esq, as o candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judicia District at tho next election.
Septcmbcr 10
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date the 10Th December have been. issued to-day.
The first introduces the Russian system into the
financial administration of Poland, and publishes
q provisional financial direction OF Warsaw under
the control of the Finance Minis ~ at St. Peters
burg. The defnitive constitution Of this Office rs
O permanent finance direction is reserved. Tho
second ullase regulates the postal administration
of Poland, and subordinates it to the Russian Mill
istry Of Posts and TeleSrspns. The thild decree
orders that from the 18Th of January, Poland shall
be divided into five instead of ten provincial gov
ernments. and eighty-fyo districts, and that Of
fees for the payment Of taxes shall be establish
ed on that day in the governments and districts
cit also grants fuller powers to the Governors,
and orders the formation Of local bodies OF
guards.
'sThe sentence passed upon the Polish exilcs
who took part in the revolt in Siberia having been
confirmed by the Emperor, lave been carried into
effect Of the seven condemned to death, four
have been shot, and the remainder sent of to be
kept at hard labor, together with those who were
sentenced to the latter punishment. Corporal pun
ishment has been remitted in all cases"
Tho London Times says the Imperial DEGREES
abolish al that remained Of Poland as separate
kingdom Russia has hld her will, and Polish ma
tonality cersos to exist.
The invalide Russo, commenting upon the ukases
relating Poland, says that the object of these de-
crces is the practical union and equalization of the
regulations existing in Poland with those in force
in Russlu administrative assimilation" it adds,
twill enabIo the Government to extend to Poland
al the improvements which hnye been introduced
in Russia
It is not true that Marshal de Borg, Lieutenant:
of the Emperor in Poland will be merely Governor
of Warsaw III consequence of tho new measures
introduced in that Kingdom. Marshal dc Berg
will continue to exercise the functions Of Nceroy
in Poland as heretofore, and he continues to enjoy
the full confidence of his sovereign, while his rule
seems to be fully appreciated in Poland itself.
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per cent. at last Board. Gold S4ts;; 10-40s 99S;
7-s0s, all series, 104;; nothing done in $685. Mis-
sorri Skies ;O;s Ohio and Miss. Certificates 241;
5-20s Of '62 107; Of 64 los; Of 65 los; 1040s $685.
1905 l04; Virgini Skies So; Missouri Skies 81.
Stock market heavy and lower. Sterling 81; 81 ght
10.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Money little closer towards the close. Capital
not so readily obtained at per cent. call. Gold
closed firm at s4t: Foreign Exchange in moderate
demand at 9aa9a for prime Bankers Bills. Gov
ernments heavy and lower. Stocks heavy at last
open Board, and decidedly lower. Receipts at the
United States Assistant Treasury to-day s., 253
payments ST., ,S02.
Cotton dull and unchanged; sales ESQ bales; Mid,
ding Uplands S3aa34 Flour 1Oa15c. lower and
more doing, State 10Aa12l; Ohio s11 s5a14; West
ern $9aa134; Southern brands dull and dropping,
more active and shade frmer: Mixed Western
81 l6sa1 49, Jersey and Yellow Western 81 70. Beef
heavy: New Plain Mess 12a1s; Extra 17a20. Pork
closed frmer: sales 400 bbls. New Mess s202; old
l2a1sl for new. Whiskey dull end nominal. Gro
ceries generally dull and quiet. Naval Stores dull
Turpentine 65sa664; Rosin 4a3. -Tallow quiet, at
11ta11a. Freights firm: by sail. Flour dull
and declining, Wheat dull and nominally lower.
in store. Rice quiet. Oats quiet. Pork heavy
and deciningi New Mess $40 25a2O 81; for Western
sOld Mess sl9 Is. 2Whiskey nominal. Barley dull
Canada West, free, 81 12a. Peas dull. Freights
frmer.
NEW ORLEANS, January 25.-Cotton a shade ea-
sisr. Sales 1900 bales; Low Middlings, 51c.; Mid
dlings, SIC.
MOBILE January 25.-Cotton dull. Middings,
AUausrA, January Election easier. 1iiddings
SOC. offerings light.
SAVANNAH, January 25.-Cotton dull. Liverpool
Middling, Sl4c.
BAIr1MoaE, January -Flour--Howard street
1asp M Sn IN
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January Zo.-m inc Sonate
Mr.. WILSON presented a petition from tn
Adjutant-G General CT Kansas, to the effec
that that State had furnished 10000 Union sol
diers, and asking that the record of their services
be printed.
Mr. WILSON gave notice OF Bill to increase ant
equalize the pay Of army officers.
Messrs. TRUMBUM and B1aELow were appointed
Conference Committee on disagreements re
garding the appointments of Pension Agents.
The Bill to regulate Judicial proceedings, ant
amend the Act relative to the ha6eas corpus, wal
passed, and goes to the President.
It provides machinery by which certain cases
may be transferred from the State to the Fedora
Courts
The Bill to expedite the Southern Pacific Rail
road WAS referred.
The Bill to place the redemption Of land for
feited for the non-payment Of taxes in non-repre
sented States in the hands of a Comm; ;ssoner, wa
for an appeal to the Secretary Of the Treasury il
certain cases.
The Tariff Bill was taken up and is still under
discussion.
The Senate adjourned at without definite &C
tion
In the House joint resolution, appropriatine
$100 for the removal Of the wreck of the steam
ship Scotland from The Sandy Hook Channel, was
passed.
The private calendar was resumed!
A resolution to accept the screw sloop-of-wal
Idaho, at $3.50, 900, was adopted.
A Bill appropriating $500 to pay fora house in
Annandale, Fairfax County, Va; burned for mill
tary purposes, was taken up. 1t was argued that
the bill would Establish q precedent which would
cost the Government many millions. The bill,
however was passed-yeas, SO; nays, q.
In answer to question, Mr. STEVENS said ssthat
he would dispose Of his Enabling Bill in some way
tomorrow"
Tho Houeo thon ad;nnrnod
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January 25.-stooks steady. Money
per cent. at last Board. Gold say; 1o-40s $685.;
7-sUs, all series, 104; nothing done in $685. Nils
souri,. Skies 20; Ohio and Miss. Certificates 24a;
52Os Of '62 107; Of 64 los; Of '65 los; 1040s $685.
1905 l04; Vrgini Skies So; Missouri Skies 50.
Stock market heavy and lower. Sterling 81; 81 ght
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FROM EUROPE.
England.

he ALABAMA CLAIMS.

By late steamer from Europe wo have the follow
ing general news:
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TEI1EGRAPHIC.
WashfmSsoil News.

WASHINGTON, january 25.-Messrs. PoMERoY
HAMPER DEFREEnE of the Currency Committee
opposed RASDALLs Gold Bill. The balance o
the Committee arc in favor Of it.
General THOMAS will testify relative to the trans
fer of the Southern railroads. The New York 1fi
bune's special says that General THOMAS acted TN
der the SPECIAL orders of the President
The WAYS and Means Committee will report
against changing the present rate Of retiring
greenbacks.
General GRANTS Si-iug visit to Europe is au'
thoritatirely denied.
Honduras advices state that body Of Indians
have invaded the mahogany district threatening
to break up the works. The business has been
suspended.
special to the Philadelphia Enquirer closes its
account of STEVENS action rs follows: ssThis ends
the prospects for territorial governments at the
South for this session"
The Maryland Legislature have passed an En-
franchising Act, restoring the Confederates.
The Tennessee House of Representatives have
declared the seat of the member from Jackson
District vacant, the Representative not being suf
fciently loyal.
The National Republican Of this city denies pub
fishing article credited to it, fayoring armed
sistanee to the Congress. The Republican, has the
highest authority for saying that the article was
published in the Constitutional Uision, and was
not authorized by the President.
The Bill giving suffrage to the people Of the
Territories, regardless of color, is law from lapse
of time, though not with Presidential approval.
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ST.. ELMO; a Novel by Augusta ]. Evans. New York
Caleton, Publisher. 1867. For sale by John Russell,
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Miss EVANS is great admirer of JoHN RUsK1N,
and sends forth her book with beautiful motto
extracted from his writings, which we reproduce,
as best exhibiting the object of the work under
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aFNOTTCE.-APPLICAT WILL BE MADE
at the next Session of the Legislature of the State Of
Georgia for CHARTER to Construct Railroad from
salkehatchie, g. c.. to Millen, Ga,
CHARLESTON, s. c., January rs, 1867.
January 2G
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England.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Referring to tho Alabama clains, the London
Times Of the 9th Of January Gays:
We have authority to stat, that in reply to COM
m1l,cation received from the Government of the
United Statcs lie. hfajesty's Minister Mt Washing
ton has pecn instr ted to ascertain whether that
arbitration upon The pending differences arising
out of The late civil war, provided nm agreement
can be come to as to the points to which such ar
bitration should apply.
Tho Times, of the 9th, says:
1t is now for the Government Of the United
States to say whether they will accede to tho prin-
ciple of arbitration, the precise terms and subjects
OF which are properly reserved for subsequent dis
cussion. or course the dcpredations OF the Ala
bama are The real sources of dispute; and the great
question for the arbitrator will be to what extent,
if any, Great Britain is responsible, legally or NOR
the case, for the consequences of her escape from
the Mersey. The law officers of the two countries,
If they could meet for consultation, would proba-
bly, succeed, in o very few hours, in framing
statement perfectly satisfactory to both. There
is, indeed no controversy about the facts. The
controversy is about the principles which should
be applied to them. Here the amplest discrotlon
should, upon every ground bo left to tho arbltra-
tor.
The Times believes that Lord Stanley in making
proposal all but identical with that which Lord
Russell declined, will be supported by pablic opn-
ion, and further tbat his moral courage in taking
q course rcpugDlnt to q false but plausible sent-
ment OF national dignity, will be rewarded by
SUCCESS.
The 7slegrap1.,s account is as follows !:
It is understood that her NIajesty's Ministers
have expressed their readiness to deal with the
claims put ward by the Government OF Wash
ington in respect to the Alabama by referring the
matter to arbitration. In so doing they, rescind
bitraton; but at the same time thoy recognize
those difficulties in tho way Of any such settlement
which prompted tho decision Of tho late Minister
for Foreign Affairs. Of course, while the principle
subject to the condition, that the points referred
shall be found admissible; and the Government Of
the United States will now have to define what are
the exact issues on which it claims redress Tor al-
lnern ,,,iar
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The House then adjourned.
General News,

AUGUSTA, January 25.-A private dispatch re-
ceived here says that cne halt of LAGRANGE, Ca,
including the business houses, has been burned.
RoArE's POINT, January 25.-The express and
mail train on the Ogdensburg and Lake Champlaip
Railroad eollided. No southerners are reported
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hurr.
New YoEK, January 25.--The Associated Press
Ship News Reporter hiss compiled from his flos a
list Of arrivals at this port during the year 1866.
It shows that there has been an increase over the
arrivals Of 1860, viz: Steamers 16s ships, 7S; and
barks 1A; while there was decrease in briggs Of
Il, and schooners 109. g
The steamers Kangaroo and Josiah have arriv-
ed, and the steamer James s. Green, from New
bern.
BosroN; January 25.-The Boston Ladies' Aid,
and the Slavery Aid Society, held it's thirty ythird
anniversary meeting, at which there was q slim
attendance. WENDELL PHILIPS said that the
North must be kept up to the level Of devotion and
sacrifice manifested by the South; and We must get
JOHNSON out Of the way, not to punish him, but
because we want his place to work from. The
President, he added, is traitor, and the Supreme
Court poisoned with disloyalty. Congress must
absorb the Government and save it.
GALVESTON, January 24.-Gen. GRIFFIN success
sor to Gen.. .OADE4u, forbids the proposed honors
to the remain, Of ALBERT SYDNEY JOHNSON.
MILWAUKEE, January 25.- severe snow storm,
extending over the whole State, commenced last
night and still continues. The railroads are
blocked
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ssEdna Earl' is doubtless the beau ideal of Miss
E.'s type Of true and perfect womanhood, and the
character is we'll drawn, and fascinates the reader,
as Edna is said to have fascinated all who came in
contact with her. St. Elmo, the hero, is per-
haps still less true to nature than Edna-alto-
gether ideal if not impossible, IS to his vices
and to his virtues, and sudden and radical re-
formation. But such as he is, he will be readily
acknowledged King in every tonder female heart.
The aim of the book is a noble one,-no less
than to tesch woman her proper sphere and mis-
sion; and although the model is somewhat too
highly drawn, and beyond the reach of the great
majority, still it is one wo have no hesitation
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Hungary,

PEsTH, january SIN his answer to the con-
gratulations offered to him on New Years day, III.
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aP COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs.-OR-
DERED, That Saturday. the 26t inst, be appointed as
SENTENCE DAY and for the call Of the CONTINGENT
DOCKET and that the ceri of the Court give notice to
this effect through the public journals
Dy order Of Judge DAwK1Ns.
J. ". BRowNFIELD. c. q. S. and c. P.
January d
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aFoRPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
A. TooMER PORTER, of the Church of the Holy COM
munon, will perform Divine Service in this Chspe To-
Morsow a }fesnoon, 9th instant, at 3H o'clock.
January 20
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THE OLD GUARD, 4 Monthly Magazine, DEVOTED to
Literature, Science and Art and the Political Princi
pIes Of 1776 and 1857. February
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HUDsoS NlicH1aAN, August 80, 1866
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stAh, the true rule is-a true wife ip her hus-
bands house is his servant; it is II his heart that
she is queen. Whatever of the best he can con-
ceive it is hor part to be; whatever oi the highest
he can hope it is hers to promises all that is dark
in him she must purge into purity; all that is fail
her, through all the worlds clamor, he must win
his praise; in her, through all the worlds surface
he must find his peace"
Miss EVANS has made her mark in literature
and we hope she will write again and ofton. al
really, her publishers inform us, 10000 copies OF
ST. Elmo have boon sold, and more are being
printed The secret Of Miss E.'s success is that
she is true whole .souled woman, and fnds even
for her ideals, ready appreciation and sympathy
from mvriads of her countrywomen. Never before
could America boast Of such brilliant success on
the part of female writer.
MARGARET MA1rLASD OF sUNNIsrpE; by Mrs. 0lyphant,
author Of "Zaidee," &c.
Mrs. 7OLrPHANT is a favorite author OF ours. she
is always instructive and charming, and in mono OF
her works more so than in the one now before rs.
the quaint, simple language in which the story IS
told has peculiar fascination. There is won
derful strength and beauty in the Scotch idiom,
and here We have it in all its purity.
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September 20
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BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old gray discoorcd appearances OF The hair will DO
gone giving place to iustrous, shining, and beautiful
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Money little closer towards the close. Capital
not so readily obtained at per cent. call. Gold
closed firm at S4a. Foreign Exchange in moderate
demand at 9sa92 for prime Bankers Bills. Gov
ernnents heavy and lower. Stocks heavy at last
open Board, and decidedly lower. Receipts at the
United States Assistant Treasury to-day 81 253
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-04-18

| CoRyxr OF THIRD and GRAPE STREETS,
Opposite the "NArroSAL HorEI,
HAVE now on hand, large and well Sc
Iected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits Ground
Spices, Warranted pure.) New Orleans,
Crushed, Granulated, Coffee, and Pulyerized
Snosrs, Surups, N. o. Molnsses, Mackerel and
SAT- Fish, Rio and Old Government Java
Coffee.
Having purchased my stock for cash, am
enabled to sell for cash, both wholesale and
retail as low ss any other house.
By strict attention to business, and small
profits, hope to merit a share Of public pat
ronage.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Wanted, fer which the highest market price
be paid.
Jsa- ], 1854 Sa5
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BURIAL CASES
MAHoeNY AND
WALNUT ooFFINs,

A CARD. fsf
Having sold to Mr.. WILLIAM WALKER
one half interest in the Furniture Business,
de-, we embrace this opportunity of EXPIRES
sing our thanks to the people Of Galiipolis
and vicinity for Their very liberal patronage,
may be continued to the new firm Of Skees 4
Walker.
The business of the old firm Of J. d s. A.
Skees will be settled by Mr.. VIM. Walker.
]. d 8. A. SKEES.
Jan. "a. Is67-tf.
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STATEMENT
OF TIE C0N DITION
IN TER NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK,
On the slstday of December, 1866, made to the
Auditor of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute of
that State.
1. CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock all
paid up, Is $l,WDOW W
II. ASSETS.
Cash on hand, and, in the hands of
Agents and others, SSl56 40
Company, ese,7a 50
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages $1,000 90
Loans on Call, 65, ,450 90
Debts for Premiums and all other se-
cur1ties, 3Ol OF Is
Total Assets of the Company, sl,4A.s .ss6 II
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due, 1882 10
Losses adjusted and not due, 80, ,423 90
Losses unadjusted, and losses in sus-
pense. waiting for further proof, los. .4Ss 50
Total Liabilities, : sls417s ss
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
in any one city, town, village or block-No rule;
governed by circumstances.
The amount Of its capital or earnings deposited
in any other State, security for losses therein
None.
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KITCHEN GARDEN.-Except where
glass, as hot beds or cold-frames, is
in use, the work in this latitude is
still mainly preparatory. In dry or
well drained soils, blowing may be
done, only when their condition will
admit of through pulverization.-
Recollect that ground fer a garden
can hardly be too thoroughly worked
or toe highly enriched. Manure, es-
pecially if well rotted, should be ap-
piled with a liberal hand; on stiff
soils coarser manure may be used,
ana on sandy ones, apply peat with
ashes, or peat with lime, if at com
mand. One of the best gardens we
ever worked, was so sandy that it
would blow when dry, by the aid OF
muck and ashes we gained astonish-
ing crops.