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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-09
A. Ans.a.sn. I. IN. Coz. sn-s,s..

The Westiiche Post, torgan Of Carl
sehurs,l in commenting upon the rejection
of the amsndn,ent in Ohio, suggests 40
amendment to the Constitution Of the United
ststes, as the only logical means to ob,aiu
impartial suffrage. II says:
II would not only have been more logically
just, but also more practical, if Congress. in.
stead OF introducing negro suffrage into the
South by an act of Congress, and leaving il
an isolated question in the politics Of the
Northern States, had proposed to the people
an amendment to the Constitution according
TO which the suffrage qsestion would have
stood in inseparabls connection with the
fundamental principles of the new life OF the
States This should have been done when
Congress regulated the work Of recons.ruc-
ton; II Was not done, and this neglect !,
much to be regretted. But it 10 not vet too
late, and We Do not give up the hope that
such IN amendment viii he proposed Al The
next session, and that i, will constitute on
OF the leading questions in the next Pres-
Dental campaign.
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-
Nsv'Yak 4 described By ! young lady In
Fas~ss xlSasiAe, Who says IN her josruall
that the city puzzled her bl the brill,ancy Of
its atmosphere, is monster hotels and its
dainty" fan,asticalb- little ladies'
looking thoroughly French, and A. nm Eng.
lish As il is poseibis 10 conceive of-all in
shest afessss." On this head she adds -
"Their faces are charming. | never could
were ! man. Such sweet. delicate, refined
little faces, and with such lovely dark eyes. ~
Brosdwsy disappointed her. a1t 10 not At ill
. fne street, and the shops are really. meaa-l
nothing but mean-but it is an odd, odd
placs. The people all look 20 independent !;
even the bssgars just carelessly request mon
~. and then 60 away instaBily--And, oh, the
loud chorus of hawking and splitting all
roand, wher ever one turns!n Anythlne 20
intensely polite IL the t]erican., she ne y4r
~. '.ralk Of the French! never was
anong nation who were not bears in com.
parison with these. You always get civil,
amiable answer. They all do al they can for
yos, and a. to alAdy, she 10 . perfect queen.
Old or ugly, gentle or simple, men leave their
seats in the street cara for them, and be-
lieved ons might have anything she liked.
ion would have laughed to see me coming
nome, tne DINER Gay, unoer the shadow OF o
casual nesro's umbrella. / was scrambling
on, without any shelter, IN hard rain.
Would you accept half my umbrella2'
hear; and 10, black man is sheltering me
perfectly. He escorts me home, discoursing
most respectfully. but quite agreeably, about
the weather, the state OF the roads, DC"
Washington she found . sort of struggling,
immense village. At . ball there, .Some
ladies were gorgeoosly dressed, going before
Pans fashions almost. Some looked the
oldest creatures that one could meet at
public bsft, with dresses off the ground and
made high. was much disappointed in the
amount Of beauty, as | scarcely saw any pref
~ faces; and then the oldest Of all was the
young ladies', almost oil coming alone, or two
or three together, and escorted by gentleman
acquaintance. General Grant was present,
"a short, determined looking man, moi. very
unlike Gafibaldi."
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Assignee's Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given that /, Hiram
~ Knowles, sssignno OF tn" firm Of aeorss NJ, and
James A. Sea,on Surviving partners u the firm of A.
Feat sons bAnhruptw, viii, on the u Jay of Dncrm
ber ~ 1907 Ia front Of tho court house door, az Eco
kak Lse co. Iowa sell pnbc srction for cash to thy
highest bidder. subce to any unpaid tax.s noe due
thereon, III. following described real propertyI
D or Bee 3, tip rs range 20 W. situate Ia wnnefago
co, Io.a
4 Tpr sec "a TIP aS range 20 W, 1"
" ar sec "a ~ 100 range &c
w hf ar sec l2 n 6s range - w. IN Wayne
W bfS y qr scc ~ tp Ha rrnge 90 W
y hi N u ar sec 81 tp 20 range q W
NkgreE " sec ~ 60 range n w
N " or . L a. acc 81 ~ eJr,nRe 81 W
N hf 4 ar sec 7 IT, Il range p Clark
W htsW lr SEC ~ tp u taare 70 "
j. hfa II ar sec a5 ~ ID range ~ " Warren
. htN ar zee 9tP 60 range ~ w neaAtGr I"
h ar N Mi II w Or $50 . tp % tsnge 81 " :.
N hfs ar II to 81 rshgr u schuyler co.. Missouri
n Is II a sec 3,p G3 fsage IS w suiiiyan a
HIRAM KNOWLES. Assignee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-09

THr Springfield lllinois) Journal throws
some light upon General Grants political
opinions, by printing the following letter,
written BY him to General Logsn while the
latter was making Radical speeches in Illinois
in 1863:
HEADouAKrrRs DEPARTMENT TENNESSEE,
VlcKsBtRc, Mss, Aug. 10. 1868. !
Major General John A. Logan:
DEAR SlR-I sent you ten days extension Of
leave, and will give you as many more as you
require. have rend your speeches in Hit
noIs, and feel that you are really doing more
good there Than you can possibly DO while the
army ofyouf CO nmand is lying idle.
Stay while you feel such good results are
being worked by your absence, and will
extend yonr leave to cover your absence. In
the meantime should any movement Of your
command be contemplated, will notify you
as early ~ possible Of 1t.
Yours truly,
U. 8. GRANT, Major General.
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Enr SALE.

In ono of the most desirable localities in
rosas SD nslla<. Lot eoxlso feet well fenced,
taiang anmbsr 81 fruit trees and good wel Of va
ter. inquire Of WI FULTON,
ap4d kssl Betste Ageat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-09
'FOr sale.

rNOk sALk-AeAs& anA1, bl-eA-Ha, corner OF Bx-
ehoANe a1A Twelfth Streets containing two story
kanstl1Hgs VII rat tof 500 Per ysar. WI BE-
sold - reasonable teFnss kn4uifS Of r, z. LOAAXs
Ees. or WM FULTON,
syeis .Rssl Dststs Asens. NJ. q Mss strese.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
New Y.rk Market.
NEW YORK, January :.

NEW YORK, January =.
COTTON-yery firm; S5 for middlingi
36l for New Orleans.
FLOUR-5al0c better, with increas'
ed local demand, extra State l010a
1225; Ohio IL 25a12 40; trade brands
II 30a13 20.
WHEAT-1a2c higher with moderate
business; 3 39a2 40 for No. =. Milwaukee
and 2 10 for No. 3. Milwaukee.
RYE % for Western.
CORN-lc better; l2t for mixed
Western in store; lial PSI aiioat.
OATS-Firm; 63a65 for Western.
PORK-Irregular and unsettled at
10 OOa19 25 for old, closing at 10 II cash,
20 Gall so for new, and 10 9eal7 so fol
prime.
BEEF HAMS-Heavy.
CUT MEATS-Dan. .-.,. -.
p DRESSED H0GS-Sasi.
LARD-Firmer, 1lfal3.
PETROLEUM-Stead - for crude.
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Important o. der from General Grant
General Vic Mailen.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-General Grant
has issued the following important
order: The attention of commanding
officers of departments, districts and
posts is called to the provisions of Arti-
Gle Al, Revised Army Regulations, series
of 1868, concerning the care and re-
sponsibility for public money, property
and accounts. 1t is the duty OF each
commanding officer to enforce economy
in public expenses and to correct all IT.
reIularities and extrayagances which
he inay discover; to see that all pnblic
property is properly cared for, and not
lost and destroyed through neglect; to
carefully scrutinize all contrnets and
disbursement accounts submitted for
his approval, and to see that the public
interests are in every way fairly pro-
tected. '''
General McMullen, of Virginia, ar
rived here last evening and denies the
statement of Col. Joseph Segar about
the temper of the Virginia Legislature.
From what he learned in Richmond,
he thinks the constitutional aInend-
ment will be rejected, unanimously.
But four of the absent members OF
Congress have arrived, and it is doubt
full whether Il quorum will be present
at the opening tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
FROM NEW YORK.
Financial Affairs In EIavaua-Liqnor.
srized-British Finances.

NEW YORK, Jan. :9.-Havana let
tiers of the 18th state that the financial
excitement has somewhat ahated. The
Banco Espaguola paid ont tn" day of
the run SjOu,U00 in god, aud then re-
duccd ITS payments to S250,oO0 per day,
in accordance with tao authorization
from the Captain General. All the
banks except Bossirr s. Co., had resum-
ed payment, aad it was supposed the
, latter was helplcssly insolvent.
| Joseph A. Waste, broker of Boston
is reported to have failed with liz,
bilities of over hail million dollars.
All the stores in Brighton. Mass, had
liquors seized yesterday while the Bos'
,oaiaus were there sleighing.
A cable telegram says that the Lon
don Times predicts that the new veal
will be one of general peace.
The revenue and trade returns OF
Great Britain are very satisfactory, and
Indicate that the Chancellor of the Ex-
cheguer will be able to exhibit sur
plus of nearly S200, 900 sterling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
FROM COLUMBUS.
MeesiHg Of the Ohio Legfsist.re-
Goyerner Csx's Message-The State
Pinancfally Prospereus-Csx On tns

meeting Of the Ohio Legislature
Geverner Csx's Mcssage-The State
Finaacfally Prospersus-Cex On the
Csnstitatienal Amendment
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.-The Ohio Legis-
lature. in extra session, convened at
Columbus at ten o'clock to-day.
Governor Cox's message is quite
lengthy, and treats principally of State
affairs.
The finances of the State are repre-
sented to be in flourishing condition.
The balance in the State treasury
Nov. Is, was over $1,02l, 900. Total
amount collected in tax duplicates for
the past year over 2l0,S79,OOO. The
State debt Nov. Is, was Sl2, 9l2 600.
The Commissioners Of the Sinking
fund have paid and discharged, during
the past year, over one million ninety
seven thousand, and the payments to
be made by them during the present
month will reduce the total debt to q
little over eleven million three hun
dred and forty zone thousand. During
the next four years to come five mil
lions eight hundred and forty-four
Thousand dollars of the debt and inter
est will become payable, but its dis
charge will Mcguire no additional taxa
ton. 49, 49, ~ 49,,
The total valuation Of property in the
State, subject to taxation in loo', Is
one billion one hundred and six mil
lion two hundred and eight Thousand,
ronal to about one per cent. on he
whole outstanding State debt. The
finances OF the State We're never III as
favorable. condition as now, and the
States credit in the market is not sur
passed BY that of any other State OF
Government in ths~Eorld.
The benevolent institutions of the
State arc represented TO he i'll q good
condition and conducted with proper
economy.
The Governor says the record of Ohio
soldiers enlisted during the wal has
been completed. and he recommends the
propriety of following the example OF
nearly all other States in publishing
and making available to the world conl-
plete and authentic evidence OF the pat
riotjc efforts of the State in the great
national struggle.
I'm speaking of National affairs, the
Governor says of the constitutional
amendment: at contains provisions
which in the wisdom of the national
Legislature are necessary to secure per-
manent peace throughout the country,
and to correct the most palpable evils
remaining in those States which were
lately in rebellion, evils which without
such correction would endanger the
national safety and be a lasting source
of irritation and strife. Several of the
States have already ratified the amend
ment, but deeply regret that it has
been rejected by several Of those whose
ratification would do most to make the
measure the promise and beginning of
that. full settlement of our internal dis
serisions, for which we all long. / am
not without hope that mature con-
sideration and calm reflection vii con-
vince even those who have rejected the
proposal that justice, rights and .
wise self-interest alike dictate recon-
sideration of the matter and different
decisiOno
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
FROM WASHINGTON

Thad. stevens 20 be U. 3. senator-
The New York senatorship = The
Commander OF Fort Phil. Kearney
Reiieved-soushern Reorganization
Relations with France.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-Advices from
Harrisburg leave but little Doubt Dut
that Thaddeus Stevens will be elected
United States Senator.
1t is also believed that Roscoe Conk-
ling will succeed Ira Harris, OF Nc"
York, as U. S. Senator.
Col. Darlington, who was in command
of the most az Fort Phil. Kearney ut the
recent massacre of nearly a hundred
soldiers, has been relieved, and Will
probably be ordered under arrest ZOE
trial, on charges of carelessness In the
performance of his duty. 1t seems that
fhe detachment was cut OIL from ali
chances of retreat to the fort and over
powered. 1t is claimed that Colonel
Darlington could have prevented this.
Mr. Ashley, Chairman of the House
committee on Territories, has prepared
a bill, to be reported OH the reassem-
bliug of Congress, having in view the
reorganization OF the Southern States,
not, however, relnaudins them To i ter
ritorial condition, but recognizing the
present Arrangements until eouven-
zion can De called to remodel the re-
objective State Governments. "
The French Minister has received Of
ti,iai information lrom France that The
Emperor had ordered Ten large trans
.,ri. Ia cave immediately for IeXiro,
go. -. - .'"acui OringinS home reiich
..3g. IT,. uthe were 10 follow us
.ou.. a. thu FIST squadron was under
way.
Ia, insYCgtion q: flour here during
N ,.ar JHst closed has neen iiJ,o'2
i;a..rls nj "a, nr..,ies.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING, Jan. ,, 1867.
Trade very quiet. Our merchants are
busily engaged in january settle
ments." Very slight change to note
in the markets.
DRY GooDs-Firm, with better feel
ing and fair demand, especially for
heavy staple goods. We quote
Prints: Home 12c; Amoskeag, lea
lie; Washington, 17c;. J. San
lS1c; Merrimac, 1890. do Lanes:
2Oc; dark, IS. Gin0hans Waverly,
2Oc; American, zoe; Lancaster,
25c. Bleach Muslia: 3-4, l2al3c; 7-S,
lsa2lc; A, 24a26s30c; "a, 25a3Oc.
Brotra Muslin "a, l3al5c: rs, l6alSc
A, 20a22c.
HAY-Scarce and wanted at tl4 50a
Is 90.
BUTTER-24a25c.
EGGS-Scarce, at Aa25c. ...
CHEESE-New Western Reserve, l6c;
Factory, lSc.
OILS-Carbon, SOC for refined; win
ter strained lard 81 % for extra; 81 20
for No. |.
COFFEE-Market steady fair and
prime, 27a2Sc, choice %.
SODA-Sales at 10al0i.
SUGAR-Sugar house Halle. Cnba
l2aa13c for good to prime Porto Rico
l3ia14 for good to prime, and choice 14i;
hard refined lie A. Coffee l6c; b. do.
15tc; C. do. 15c.
SYRUP-50a60c for lower grade 70ca
81 % for good to best brands Porto
Rico molasses 75ss5c; New Orleans mo-
lasses 90a95.
FISH-Halves, lake herring 81 IS; do
white fish 50 large, 50 so ; do No. 9 do
large 81 /; kits No. do s. do No. , do
81 IS.
NAILS-10d to Cd nails, 81 so per keg;
Sd and Cd nails, s. 75perkeg; cd and I'd
nails, % 90; other sizes in proportion.
BROOMS-S2a2 80 for good and 80 %
"A 90 for extra.
SALTS 90 from yard, TOR Ohio
River ; O0 for dairy.
TOBACCO-76a7ac for dark los, t.
and navy; 95ca1 20 for bright Is aud
Is; 81 GOAL 25 for fancy chewing brands;
SOasl 90 for bright los.
SOAP-German loo; common &c ;
Eastern family lac.
CANDLES-l7c for city mould tai
low go for star 2Sc for hotel.
RICE-Carolina III; Rangoon LA
lite.
LEATHER-French calf S2a2 90 ;
French kips Goal IS German cali
90;i9 90 !; American do 75a1 90; har-
ness leather 42ai3c skirting do As ;
bride do S54a56 per doz; sole leather,
hemlock, 35a.55c oak tanned 45a47.
HIDES-Active and scarce sales at
&c for hides, and 20c for calf.
SHEEPSKINS-50a1 90.
STRAITS DILL % per barrel.
WOOL-The market Is dull sales at
45a55c,according to quality and condi-
ton, ...--. ~ E.
GLASS-Market firm and steady; 8
by 10, s. rs; 10 by ~, S6 90.
CoTTOSS-Steady; yarn, 55aG0c
batting, 35a40c Irvine, 8Oa70c.
SEED-Timothy, 81 00a3 so Clover,
| 80 %; Flaxseed, S275.
WfIISKY-Steady at 33c for bonded,
and 81 32ia2 80 for raw.
FEATHERS-Sales at GOAL 90 per h.
GINSENG-Sales at 70a75c per lb.
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NEWARK, N. j, Jsn, 2.--Ths
securities stolen from the Mechsnics in.
surance Company in this city amount
ing to sixty thousaud dollars, have just
been recovered in Montreal, by nego.
tiation with burglars. The company
being unable to hold them, for want OF
testimony were obliged To submit to
their terms. II The Governor offers 9
reward of FIVE hundred dollars for thu
burglars who shot Mrs. Aaran Ward, jr.
in her own bedroom, in this city
Monday night.
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Collision.

PrrrsBURG, Jan. 2.-0n Monday even
ming collision occurred on the Wes'
Pennsylvania railroad near the steel
grade ut the Blairsville intersection
Junction, between two loaded oil
trucks and the first passenger car, caus
ing a general smash up. The oil caught
fire frau tho engine and the entire trair
was CONSUMED. The passengers escaped
unharlned. Jas. Walker, fireman, in
stantly killed; Jno. Emerson, engineer
fatalli injured, since died; Mullin, bag
gage master, and two extra engineers
severely injured, and several ether'
slightly.
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Naval Alairs-French Financcs-Na-
psleon's speech-Thc Fcnians-Con,'
u,errinl und Financial

PARIS, Monday, Dec. 3l.-The King OF
Prussia, believing the French naval
construction the best had, sent an 9th
Ger to TOulon to study it.
Great agitation exists concerning
the opening Of the French Chamber.
1t is said the finance report Will
show An excess of over fifty million
francs.
PARIS, Jan. 2-Noon.-Napoleon's
speech 10 the deploiHatic corps yester-
day, was very pacific i'll tone.
BELFAST, IRELAND, Jan. 2-Noon.-
Nine Fenians were arrested to-day, and
arms and munitions also captured.
VIENNA, Noon.-It is reported that
Austria will convoke the new Reich
rath purpose effecting compromise with
Hungary.
LONDON, Noon.-Consols 90s; 5.2Gs
73s; Illinois Central 81.
LIVERPOOL, NoOn.-Cotton in brisk
demand at 10 pence.
TRIESTE, Jan. 2.-The King has ac-
cepted the resignation of his Ministers,
and appointed u new Cabinet.
FLORENCE, Jan. 1.-Victor Emanuel,
in his speech to the diplomatic body to-
day. expressed belief that peace was
likely for long time, but still urged
the Reorganization, on n better basis, of
the Italian army.
EALGIERs, Friday, Dec. 2s.-The cotton
supply the Administration company of
Algiers has received from New Orleans
and South Carolina is ~ hhds of sea
island and middling cotton seed, to be
distributed Continuously among the in
habitants of Algiers.
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Fr.u philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-Governor
Curtin's late message to the Legislature
gives a fattering exhibition of the State
finances. The public debt is thirty-fve
millions six hundred and thirty-two
thousand and fifty-two dollars, a de-
crease of nearly five millions in five
years. The Governor recommends the
adoption of the Constitutional amend
ment and says tho doctrine that the
Southern States have voice on the
question Is monstrous. The power to
make war in suppression of rebellion
includes, he says, power to dictate terms
of peace and restoration. He declares
the lately rebel States to be without
lawful government, and that it is the
duty of the general government to re
construct them. Pennsylvania is now
supporting and educating three thou
sand orphan children of soldiers.
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Dc.,ructiYe Cenn .gralion,

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The Herah's
special, by the cable, says: A contlagra-
tien at Lydenhum Palace, broke out in
the afternoon, in the north wing Of the
section. devoted, to tropical contribu-
tions, from the Egyptian and Ninevah
Courts. 1t is now almost destroyed
The northern tower was left standing
The fire WAS extinguished after con-
tinuous exertions. The damage to the
building and contents is estimated at
|. 100000.
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Requisites for . swindier.

PROVIDENCE, r, 1.-The Journal says
a requisition has lately been issued by
the Governor of one of the New Eng
land States OF the Government of an
other State, for the arrest and delivery
of fugitive from justice charged with
hocus-pocus in getting up gold mining
company. The individual, while en-
gagged in organizing the company, ex-
hibited list purporting to be q sub
scription for stock by men Of wealth,
we'll known in the community, and
thereby induced subscribers, who were
swindled oat of their money. 'E' ) 81
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l
FereiEl Political Ifcms-Nnpeieoa's
z Advice % Portc-Christian Insur.
ueuts i'm Gambia Reinforced.

TRIESTE, Dec. 3c.-News dated Athens
saith, says: There was Cabinet crisis
in Government affairs. .eafis. -
"a Greece is in troubled and excited
condition. Money is very scarce. &
News from Corfu, dated Doth, says
that four British war vessels took LII
provisions, after being fully fitted OUT
and sailed Immediately for Gambia. Inc
ipsurrection in Thessally, which is sup
posed to be fermented from Greece, Is
progressing rapidly. The Insurgents
named n Greek Colonel named feii,-tis
their leader.
LoSpoS, Dee. 31.-I: i, said that Ad-
-m,ral GpldsboT0Ush, of the Ancilcais
navy, has asked peiiuissioii OF MS co..
eminent to transport the Cretan reiu-
gees in i war steamer.
CoSsrANrlNoPLE. Dec. 3J.--la special
dispatches fO.w..r,. I .'O.. .'.'>'' -"
E,u, .ernr Ma, con cui:iitr ,...y.. 49,. 80
ir,.nuiy spirl advises rviic 10 !leiu ~
ali .Ieu.anus .ac rviUrm III Government
Affairs al re .ress a.; iu,L. grievances,
made ~ ine rt0. te ~ Sew. ii'' go
u.ror adds luat no I.A.isn iu,'.
should try To pacif! his subjects. iHe
Recommendations OF Napoleon are Ike
" 10 have considerable effect.
Intelligence from Cai.dia announces
that the Christian insurge..ts .l..Nc uee!i
reinforced by Volunteers from abroad,
and are making active preparations Tor
another enlargement viii, the Turnisi.
troops.
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New Ysrk Stock Market

NEW YORK, January =.
Stocks closed lower and heavy; n. Y.
Central Iii; Erie Cos; Reading lOii;
III. Central l2lf; Northwestern prefer
red s2g; Toledo l25s; Ohio certificates
1871; Western Union Telegraph l47.
Governments rather hetter; coupon 6s
1872 I07aiU7!; regis tered 5-2ys, OF 1862
1854; do of 1854 1854; registered do OF
l.jj lO5; 1910 coupons 99ial00. Mining
stocks quiet and firm; Gregory ll6; Con-
don 45Q.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-03
Ashley to Introduce N Resolution 70
Impench the Presidsnf-Thc Presi-
dent Prepared TO Meet the Issue.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-There is good
authority for saying that n resolution
for the impeachment of President john
son will be offered in the Honse on
Monday uext by Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio.
The vote favoring Impeachment has
beeu closely canvassed, and its friends
say that they have no doubt of its pas
sage. The President was to-day mott
fled of the fact, and stated that he was
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Explosion.

SAVANNAH, GA, Dee. 1.-The steamer
Eclipse, Captain Carter, running be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, exploded
her boiler OH the down trip from Angus
Ia, twenty-four miles from Savannah.
Nothing has been heard from the crew,
who are supposed to have been killed.
The steamer is total wreck, and sunk
in the middle of the river.