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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

Az inspired bard in the State Regsae'
9 goes off y in the following manner
Let me kiss her for her mother
The bewitehing Polly Ann
Let me kiss her for her mother,
Or any other man.
Let me kiss her for somebody,
Anybody In the world,
With her hair so swecsly auburn,
And SO gioriously curled.
Let me kiss her for her Teller"
And I do not care red,
If he taps me on the smeller,
With his +" billy " made Of lead.
Let me kiss her for her daddy
The pretty pouting elf
Or, II that don't suit the family,
Let me kiss hss for myself.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16
new Teyh uaxket.

New Tspk MARKET.
BY rslsgrsph.l Nrv Yosx. April L.
Flour Less sctiv,; prices without deeid-d change
closing quiet. California asar unehAngsd-
whishy-Quiet and unchanged.
wheat--sa eoea es fur No HH~aukss; - for win
ter rcd Caasds . IS for Amber stsie $ ssas 20 for
cahforpia, part TO arrive.
Rys-Lswsr wsst~n 81 son1 %, ehisAy ~ isstAs
figures 81 81 for Canada free.
Barley Heavy u q for Canada Western free 81 90
l II for two and four rov-d siata
Barley Mslt-Da1.
Corn without decided change, u aea1 90 for mixed
vs.tern In STREE q sial 81 do aaost; 81 1kal % Tor
volts aud MIXED 81 % Tor white
u - for white Southern; u s0oi u for new
ysiiav Jsrsey and soathsn.
oxts-Lsss seti.r 73e-4 for old and new Western; ~
Seo for State.
kye-NonIinai
ccGs~--ouiet.
susar-s,..d,; io,ssiosx for c.ba; nv for Porto
Airo
Mol.s,e.-s...dy, s1oss for Cuba; ssoss for Porto
Rico
pork-Hss,y and lover: VA sAoa7 81 sOs new sss.:
dosing at saa 81 eash; sssa = sss old nssx ssois
. for prins; III Go7a fsr pdns nsss alas saass Of ~
nsss q ~ y,
ssosa-DaiE csnbsia.d ct lo,<
oss nns-DuIs s36os4< ssr sAsslAssE laoiSk ~
hans
kAra-H~vy "a saasr i1o1s3<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16
CINCINNATI n.rse,.

Cincinnati marRet.
By Telegraph cIscIssAsz, April IL.
-Four irm aud unchanged supernns ul@i9 trade
brands sl39is; fancy sieE,s
wheat-scaree; No sprng sold st 81 sse&; No ! at
- 80
Corn -DnI al u S. Ia bulk % for ss~ks white held
81 81 sseks but th, Sc ratss nominal.
Oats-puii at e4a g.
Rye saiss Of No At 81 IS; holders ash 81 20
In most
Bsrley-Unehansed and dull
Whiakey-Duli at 20 tn bond.
Me-. Pork--DuIl aud nominal; demand; coaid have
been b,usht at s2s so.
Baoon-sorniuaiy 10 lower, shoul&ers eould have
been toueht at .; sides at III clear sides at lf0la
LArd-Unehanssd prime city held ct ls5<, with buy-
ere At 121<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

RAILROAD MKErISG.-The citizens Of Keo-
kuk, who feel any interest in the extension u
the Railroad to Mount Pleasant, are request
ed to meet on Wednesday evening, 18th inst.
ct " o'clock, ut the Court House.
Immediate action is necessary TO secure
the connection with st. Paul.
Henry Amber, Esq, President ofthe Iowa
Northern Central railroad Company, will be
present and address the meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

LADIES SHoEs MADE TO 0RDER--Mr. W.
II. Barrett has opened shop in Z. K. Hart
Boo, and Shoe Store, for the manufacture Of
Ladies' work and general repairing. Will be
pleased to see all his old friends and Gus,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

THE members OF the Keoknk Band are ht>
t;ns M q room in Kilbourne's block, which
they will use as recitation, or rather prsc-
ticing room. This band viii soon have full
set of new silver instruments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

We call attention 70 the sale OF the extern
sive stock of Millinery goods, furs, &C., By
the Sheriff at o. clock, g. M, next Friday,
at No. Go, between Second and Third, Main
street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

GRErsRAcKs and Robseks are indispensa-
BILE to the public welfare, for one sustains the
pecuniary health OF the nation, while the 9th
er preserves the physical health Of the indi'
viduals composing the nation. d&wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

Go TO Fosters for beautiful assortment
Of Cassimeres and Tweeds, for Spring and
Summer wear, for gents, youths and boys.
8t>tue,thurs- sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

TIE Recorder was engaged yesterday a.
ternoou With case in which two sons Of the
Fenian Isle stand charged with stsalins Z
skiff. The case viii be continued this morn
tn0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

PosY FOR SALE.-A strong, active Pony
can be purchased for low price. He can be
seen for few days at the Buckeye Foundry
corner of Ninth and johnson streets.
lspr14>St) 3. ARAIrAos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

Rev. HENRY WARD BgeoHRa accompanies
Gen. Sherman on his tour 70 Palestine, or
Sherman accompanies Beecher, We hardly
know which.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

REMEMBER the sale of SIX hundred gallons
Of Highwines.
Also, of Copper Still and Worm, at Collec-
COR Belknsp's Office, at 2 pm, this day.
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Arrivals at tn. r.pf.r He~ss-Aprtl IS.

- 49, - 49, 49, ~<~R~F WIZ =
VIZ Whitney, city,
Frank Mccormack, city.
Jno A Dingess, Cincinnati. o,
Z o Stannsrd, st Louis,
H VIM. Chicago,
WIN Steel, st Louis,
Wm o Lent. st Louis.
Gen ] II Wilson, A,
Gen 2 Hams, L s A,
Col II Titus. SA,
A T Chamberiia, 81 Louis,
c Bool and wife, ChisaEo,
W d Mohand, III L Rx.
I Chittenden, Chicago,
II Brown, Des Moines,
Col J N Mscomb, Cincinnati.
T W Ruffnsr Hannibal,
Peter Smith. Burlington,
Geo NJ Walker, Des Moines,
g A Holmes, st Louis.
J Huber, 0skaloosa,
A Ldick, Peoria,
ChamberIin, Burlington,
Jno @ Foot, Burlington,
W Bower, st Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

Buc. Grs. PRrcr, of the rebel army, and
son of Mai. Gen. Sterling Price, OF the same
army, is now in the city stopping At me
Deming House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

NorIcR TO CossuxESs.-Delinque viii
please call at the Office of the Company, and
pay their Gas bills before the Doth, or the
rules Of the Company viii be enforced.
Csc. M. MCKENZIE, Secy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

VIZ understand that the ladies and gentle
men of Professor Lymsn's Elocution Glass,
as q mark ftheir appreciation of his talents,
propose to give histrionic entertainer,
for his benefit, Thursday evening, the 25th
inst The members of the class, having for
some time been under the careful training Of
Professor Lyman, we may safely expect one
of the most artistic and elegant entertain
ments ever offered to the citizens Of Keokuk.
Due notice will be given of the programme.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

FoR Pure Maple Syrup, and everything
nice, 70 To the corner Of Main and Levee.
GEO. r. SMITH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

All ye who have not awaited yourselves
of the low prices at Kiser l. Hillis'-since
the arrival of their Spring goods-had better
do 90 at once. (spr18-3t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

WHAT EVERYBODY WASrs.-Chotee Ss'ee'
B,ster, which can be got as Cox b irv'n o
il you call soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

u. .. GOVERNMENT,
the Western end Of The
Great National Railway across
the Continent.
| Their line will extend from easrameuto 6aaisosusa
srs,.r.sx u. HIGHEST Asp Hosr pS4uioUs sS SC
sislsa ssoioss o. THE TssRifoEis.. 70 tn.
Il f,rms the soLE wEsrEsN IN Of th. only
rouis 10 tts P.eine which isadept-d " csnrr.E and
AIDED ~ Tas Cue oruSirEp r.TEs BONDS.
Their Sosde already completed esuiIpedaad running
for mile fro ssarsmsa,s TO within ~ mites Of ihs
summit ofthe sierrss and large saornf Of the work
OF Grading Iunnsliins &C. beyond that point hes been
The First Mortgage BsHas Of TIL. Company
sessors. for the following smcpg other feasona, yis
First. The rate Of in, rest is ssx per Cent In
Gold, parable semi-sanusily in the City Of New
Second The Principal /. payable In Gold ss ma
thrifty
rAird. Tbs cost Of the Bonds, rrNKry-YyB PkR
CENT s.d accrued interest, is TIN PER CENT. less
thu. th.t Of the sssasss eix Per Cent. Cola Bear
| ing Bonds Of the aovsrnmsat.
Fourth The United States Government provides nearly
half the amount necessary 10 build the entire read,
sad looks mainly TO small percentage on the flu
swe rane for repayment.
nth Owing this ibrrai provision accompanied With
Intensive Grants Of Public I~ndes BY shich the
eovcrnDsnt fosters this great natons enterprise,
its success rendered e~rt.in, and It's financial
biify b altogether independent Of the ccntinsen-
| css which attend ordinsry Railrcsd enterprises
strth. The Security Of it, First Mortgage Bosas ..
reliability snsqaailsd enly BY tAst Of the oblies
ftcns OF the 0ovsrnneat itself
Seventh rhs earnings the completed portion are
already largely in Of the inisr-st obligations
which the Ccupanv VII incur twice the dis
Asds and are steadily incrsasrg, rendering the unr
interrupted payment Of the Interest absolutely
| tain.
Eighth. At the pressntrste Gold they pay nearly ~
| Per Cent PCT snsun, % the amount invested
The Bonds are ssued I'm denominations Of 81 600 With
Ysss =. css E. y. :. Ne.
accrued interest I'm currsscy) nom January Ist
orSas NAY be sbrwsrdss 10 10 direct Or through ts
principal Bank and Banke in all parts Of the country
Remittsncss may Be msds IN drafss on Hev York, or
n Legal Tender Notes, National Rank Notes. OF other
..ss = a., .da. - ispr. ~. s es.le. % s
SutSes To- further paFtculars, 81 man or csAsrvss
Will receive psfnctual attention.
FISK e. HATCH,
Banksn and Dsalsn II GUaansat SessFiHs
Ne. Nassau street, r. =.
N.1-An tdsAs Il asvsnnsai sseusassss rs,ut,sd a
ne fa narkst price In exchange fr the shove 1osd
| RAn descriptions Of ecvsnmens escvr,s,,s ts,s
seasssntly % hasd, and Bought, Sold or nzsAaassd
NSsn osis anS .. .. oospees ssssAt ~ -
- rss.iv-a : nl-aa 49, sssN :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

VIZ recommend the following TO the con
sideration of our numerous readers;
YsxAo in business would succeed,
Thi. precept mark--tis true and wise
The printers Office seek with speed,
And advertise! Yes, ADVERTISED
The printers ink, its magic power,
None but 9 foolish man denies.
II panic clouds upon you lower,
Advertise. Yes, ADVERTISED
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

GoDKY roR ArRlL.-This popular lsdy's
magazine for April has reached Us from the
publishers, and is, as usual, replete in fash
ion plates, music, a1d entertaining reading
matter. 1t is without doubt the best lady's
book in America, and should be on the cen ;
ere table in every home. Address Louis A.
Cooley, Philadelphia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

RAPIDS COMMISSIONERS ARRIVED. The
public generally, both here in Keokuk, and
far away 10 the North, will be gratiied to
learn that the Commissioners designated Ia
fx upon the plan, and locate the Rapids i'm.
provement, have arrived, and will proceed
presently 10 the discharge of the imporsan,
duty dsvolving upon them.
The members Of the Commission alresd,
in the city, are Gen. J. 81. Wilson, Col. G.
r. Hsines, Col. 81. A. UifFers, and Col. J,
N. Maoomb, and the Others are expected on
the ground without delay.
We are not advised whether the preseu,
high stags Of water 10 likely 70 interfere with
their operations or not, bat prssume tia,
with The Official surveys, and plans heretofore
made, thsy win b able to come to definite
conclusion, and agres upon, and report the
plan Of impsovsusnt,
The insWsss long felt in this matter. bs,
grown recently, into feverish anxiety, no,
only tAsoashout The entire region North Of III.
Rapidss butSouthward ~ we'll, and the speed,
solstioa Of the vsxed question will be |,
sourcSof universal sraAi6casion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

Tnosr nice Paragon Shirts, made OF Inc
best soozs, Il yeucill, Jones q Cos, IN
warranted TO it-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

Rsv. T. n. EDDY, Of the Nerthesster~
CAra1e1a Adboasts, . reported Dangerously
6ck. E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

MAsox1c.-Rsgular Communication
Esals Lodge, No. II, this evsains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

> 0aAz Dnoovmr.--It. has hssn dieuov,
asd y taosaaads Of hoassvivss in al 80.
tions Il IL ccaaty hat D. q. iDs - 4
Co.'S DsGe 0Asuieal 6alsralss d the oulv al,
seaeus - Win psedues uniform result and
eivs psrfses sa1isheaioa svsry t;ns. II -
yss TN ym wclalvlgs by h =
aps1edAv11
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

0als q PsAssns.
An inquest vas held yesterday afternoon
by Deputy Coroner Gustav Fisher, upon the
body Of Jsne u. Mitchell, Who died from
the effects Of polson administered BY herown
hand. The following iActs appeared in evi>
dence: The deceased, who vas thirty-two
years of age, was born in Warren county,
Ohio. She was married some years since,
being then almost child, st Ksokuk, Iowa,
70 one James W. Mitchell. She re4Ales1
With her husband as the plaes ufthe wsd4oe
twelve years. Her husband then removed,
she accompanying him. to Pike's Peak. Al,
ter : residence Of two years 1t that place her
the home of her parents in Ohio. In Sep
tember. 1896, the deceased came to this city.
She took up her residence, a. boArder, in
| the family Of Mr.. James K Martin, on the
Archer road, remaining there until February
| of this year. While residing at this house,
she attempted to put an end TO her existence
by taking poison. and on another occasion,
| the lady OF the household took from her trunk
q quantity of poison. Her rash attempt BE-
ing thus frustrated, the unfortunate woman
changed her place Of abode, going y the
house Of . Mr.. Leonard, 1t No. $50 Blue L.
land Avenue. She remained here until she
died. On Monday last abe complained Of
sickness, and the family called upon DIR: A.
J. Higgins to treat her. On "wednesday, hsv'
ing watched the case, be suspected the pres
ence of poison, and charged her with having
sought TO destroy herself Being then almost
in the agony Of death, she confsssed that she
had purchased arsenic, the purity OF which
she doubted, but the quality OF which she
had tested, at Q drug store on Blue Island
Avsnss, She had then partaksn Of it. She
died yesterday morning at o'clock.
The verdict was In aocordppce with the
facts above narrated. The jury fesad thai
she came 10 her death by reason of poison
administered BY herself. Tne jury, before
separating, also adopted resolution recom'
| meading the Common Council, in the alb
sence or any lay upon the subject, 10 pass
an ordinance regulating the ssle Of poisons in
this city.-Chico0o Tfitsanf.
wHxy Prince Achille Murst resided in Flo
rida tfS4T,) where he often engaged in hunt
| ing, It 10 said that nothing swims the water,
flies the air, crawls or walks the earth, but
that he served up on bis table. Alligator
steaks, frogs shins, boiled and roasted crows
are found palatsble; but there is one animal
that the prince don't like. The buzzard ID
one too many for him. He says: try him
fried. try him roasted, | try him stewed,
| ana make soup Of him. but the buzzard ID
not goot. haze no prejudice against him,
but cook him every ~ and then no hike
him.
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Ten river Il .tn rising. The mud, ditto
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Andy JO8UsOH,
fIumtlaI aan GsmmsrtlI.

1WU4M ANY, WsWMtittA.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
e. Leafs Market
By fslexrapa.l n. Lours, April 10.
Flour-DniI but frn.
whs.s--s,ssAy ssd unehasssd.
Bsrisy-oai-t prins to choice srrins 81 isal 20.
Rye teaAs =. 81 sol 90.
corn-Du h.. srs " % % for mixed; u 10 for ysi-
io~; 81 12tf sor white.
ouss-slou at soDsa
Ne.s Pcvk-oast; s22 7s~27 ~.
Lard-isz 0izs<Dls1<.
whisfs y-Dull aud nominal
chsease Live steck market.
Bv Telegraph ox.c.so. April Is.
R~oeiet-EoDe.
CATH. -choics prime 81 IS IS IS fair good 90 IS
20 common TO medium 50 toeeTo.
Hogs Choice to pn.s 81 Is 81 7s fair god % 30
0T 10 eonaon to medium ~ 4ke< Is
shaaS-E4s 20
stsck aarhss.
By Telegraph ssv Y0ax. April 10.
s.ocksstssdy. SO, Ga sss3eJz. "a 7Jsas rs ~
sew xerk asaey marksa.
BY Tsiesraph-l HEv YoRK, April 10.
Money-Essy and steady at eoi tor call losss.
sterting-DuIt eDslz. gold, for FIRST class bfils
Gold--Lowsf; opening 1t ASA declining TO az. clos
Ing at 3+sz
Foreign Markets.
LvsHpoes Apsn 10.
Coru-4zs 81.
Yheat-ca 10 E~is la
0ap-3s6d
Pofk-7Ts Cd
Lospos, April is-Kvs
conssls new, "; prie 49,; Ills 1915
gurar-Ffrm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

Wao vouID1Rof N BEAUTIFUL ma,
poseea clear. unidentified skin, of alsb..-
tsr whihsnsss, b. The use of Chast.ll.r,.
Whit Liqaid' Enamel Il ID the most perfect
article IN ~, for Removing all impurities Of
Ne skin, and unlike Ill other cosmetics, con-
sains nothing thas viii injsrs the cuticIe; be.
iag vegetable, Il d perfectly harmless. For
ala wholesale Or rstail, By Berger. Shut.
3 oo.s Chsnisss Troy, N. 7. See their A.
rgsnsns b snotA9 column Of this p.osr.
da~1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-16

E0R SALE-A frame dwelling house, with
Il sx rooms fall lot, with Fruit and other on
the same situated the OF High and Seventh
strssss, Kscknk. Price s2,o. IT'LL good Bnaaire Il
mehi9 II. D. TKS-KrCk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-15
UNITED STATESMAILS
y WEST VIRGINIA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WaSIinot1n- OcfDbsr Al lSt,,


DRopOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
/ the Contract Office Of this Department until
3 p. m. Of February %, 1861 for conveying the
mails of the United States, from July l. 1851 to
June 81, 1871, in the State Of West Virginia, ON
the routes and by the schedules Of departures
and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced by March =, 1857.
Bidders ,eM examine carefully the forms and
,sstrrctioRs aaarrsd especially he latter part Of
IRtrnefion 1871
4iOl FROM Wheeling to bridgeport, (Ohio) II
mile and back and the Station of the Cleye-
Land and Pittsburg Railrosd, five times each
day, Sunday exeepted3 and between the Post
Office ut Wheeling and the Station Of the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad, twice daily; and
between the Post Office at Wheeling and the
Hemptield Railroad Station, once daily, and
as much more frequently as may be required
on all the routes under such sehedules Of de-
partures aud arrivals as may be agreed upon
with tie postmaster at Wheeling.
iIO2 Prom Wheeling by Wegpe, t0..) Mounds
vile. (V. yaJ pipa bottom. Qsl Captino,
Powhatan Point, Woodlands (W; Val Clar.
ington W.J Proctor. (w Val Hannibal %, J
New Msrtinsville, wv. va,J Sarsis O..) Wit,
tens, sistersville, fw. va.) Centre View, Co.,
Eey Metamoras, Grand View Long Reach,
tW. VAL Ren's Run, Wade. %. ) Grape Island.
CIV. VAL saint Mays Newport, tO.1 Willow
f,aSd w w SIL,s SsTSST; 0Sn,l
Nv. VAL Harmar, d. Briscoe Hun. tW. SA,)
TO Parkersburg. 90 miles and bsrk, three times
week in steamboats,, with the privilege OF
supplying the Offices. with CELEBRITY certainty
and sscuritS," during the suspension of navi-
day and Fripay, at % a n. arrive It Pafkers-
bnrs by II p. M. Leave Barkersburg Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday at a a.; .srrive
al Wheeling next days By 5 . M
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-15
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January II.

CHICAGO, January IA.
FLOUR-Inactive and 15a20c lower;
sales at 10 05a1i 90 for Spring extra.
WHEAT-Very dull and 3a5c lower;
sales ut = 80 for No. and GOAL 81 for
No.2.
CORN-Quiet and lc lower; sales at
7Sa7St for No. |.
OATS-AIorc active and 4a4c higher;
sales at 40ia40t for No. 2 in store.
PROVISIONS-Firm. ..t..
MESS POBK-Firm at 13 so; buyers
offer IL %. ...
DRESSED HOGS-Active. buoyant
and 1Oa2Oc higher; sales at 6 7Oa6 90.
LIVE HOGS-In good demand and
lOa15c higher at S5a6 80.
RECEIPTS-96,0 900 barrels flour, g.
600 bushels wheat, $1,000 bushels corn,
81 ,0OO bushels oats, 5000 live hogs,
IL 900 dressed hogs.
SHIPMENTS-1O,OOO barrels flour,
5000 bushels wheat. $500 bushels oats,
Z. 300 dressed hogs.
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gg Telegraph,
TO TIE RRGIsTER.- ~
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l
PSiisicul mad Other News--ConsInei
cial mud Financial.

Psiisical nnd Other Ncvs-.Con'rner-
cial aud Financial.
LONDON. Jan. 1.-THE steamship
Damascus, from Portland, arrived to-
day. ...r.. .-
PARIS, Jan. Ia vague rumor is
afloat that desperate plot to assassi-
nate the Emperor Napoleon has been
discovered and frustrated by officials.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 14.-Yhe Gov
ernmcnt of Russia has ordered = general
amnesty for all offences committed by
newspapers Of the Empire.
BERNE, Jan. 1.-THE Swiss Govern
nient has under consideration propo-
sition to prohibit the people of Switzer-
land from joining the Pope's army.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-The Thomas
Humphrey, hence for New York, was
lost near Holyhead. All on board, eX-
cept the Captain and one man, were
drowned.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-THE Revolutionary
Junto, having its headquarters here,
has issued stirring order to the peo-
pie.
FLORENCE, Jan. 1.-THE difficulty
between Italy and Turkey, relating to
the Italian steamer fired on by the forts
of Porte, is amicably adjusted. The
amount of indemnity to be paid by the
Turkish Government is not txed.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 14-Evening.-Cot-
ton market closed very dull; sales COCO
bales; middling uplands firm at 144; lard
is quoted Mt 54a55s per cwt for Ameri-
can; petroleum closed at Is 3D. per gal
lon for refined; ashes-pots saleable at
35s for American.
LONDON, Jan. Acknowledgements
can securities closed as follows: Illinois
Central s1s; Erie 45i; 5-20s 72s. Consols
closed ut 80 for money.
PARIS, Jan. l.-Five-Twenties 12s.
FRANKFORT, Jan. A.-Bonds 76i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-15

1900 5, New YORK, IAN. IA,
Gold closed at 1345. Governments
dull but steady; coupons of 'sl 10Sal0Sf;
do Of '62 1074; do of IS l05ial05t; l0-4Os
99ialOO; compounds 105ialO6i; 7-3Os
104fa104i. 81. ..g.....
Stocks better; closing prices were
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 26ta27 /;
W. L. Telegraph 46sa47; Erie 65ia65s:
Hudson l24al25; Reading 104sa104s;
Mich. Central lO6ialO7; Mich. Southern
SOasOt; Northwestern 67ia6S; do pre-
ferred slIas2; Fort Wayne 102ia102a.
Mining shares closed steady; Gregory
Is IS; Corydon 6 SIS; Gold Hill 90;
Grinnell 10 90.