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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-23

SUNDRIES.
Burrn-In good demand A. from soc Sd
Ece-Remain 1t 3Sc 70 Soc > dosen.
sonoHux-Best quality brings 4oc to Soc per gal.
PorArors-Choice lots at 75c to SOC 2 buihel.
CH,cxxss-Per dosen, 81 90 to s. rs.
TunKEYs--(Dressed) IA p b.
HoxEr-In boxes, 20 to &c per ID.
LARp-l0 to loci per b.
GREEN ArpLEs-From GOO to 81 90 per eushel.
OsIoss-15cp per bushel.
|TuRxIps-3oc per bush.
B~EEswAx-30c per Id.
TALLow-Iu bbls, sic to &c; do loose So Per y.
RAGs-4 TO Ale per 10.
WooL-Tub washed 40c.; fleece do fne soc.;
unwashed, ] of.
FsArHERs-prime SOC TO 6ec per n.
~HrpEs-Green, 7ic; do salted, sac; green calfskin'
l5c; dry flint lie; do sailed lac; damaged
and grubby ] off pelts 25c to 50.
BRAs-In demand at SOC per 100 lbs.
H~Ar-Timothy $40 90 to *l2 90 per ton; Prairie,
81. 90 to 81 90.
woop--ss 80 to 81 90 per cord, according to quail
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OuR friend Hon. MN. Walden, OF Centre
vile, with his lady, were 1t the Deming yes
terdsy. He has been East for some time. He
returns to CentreyiIle, and under his able
editorial control the Loyal Citizen will con>
tinue to preach q sound radical gospel, and
be one Of the best papers in this or any other
State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-23

WAAr more can be desired to tb. nx~.
from Asthma or Consumption. thsn sIuorci
surAnce that Marsden's Pector-I me ne -
nsvsf fAiled to relieve and cure. r. ~.
assurance doubly sure, le has inst,nct.d -.
Agsnt 70 refund the amount in an ;a"..L N.
yheee Il fails. For nls b. Kerr 4 Fn,l"s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-23

Who would not Be beantifui1 Who would not
add to their beauty What gives tina. marble
purity md distisgse appearances Nc observe spon
IL stage, sad n The city bellsf II u no lopesr .
secret. They uss Hagan's Magnolia Bai9 it,
eontinasd use removes tan, frscklss. piupkf md
roughnss, from the fAes md handi, and kAses
ths compilation smooth, transparent, blooming and
nsasAiHR. Unafks many eosmetics, Il eenialns
~ nsasriai Injurious to the skin. Any Druggist
will order it for yon, II not on hand, It 50 cts psr
bottle. ". 3. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y, Chemist
004ASs1A1nU . 90 vhelesaDe AGssss, \. z.
saratoEe Sprfng water, cold BY all
D~ruggista
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-23

Mr.. B. F. TAYLOR reached the city ct half
past eight o'clock Thursday evening. His
audience vas then dispersed. As he had
been travelling for . day and night previous to
reach here, and spent several hours enjoying
the attractions of q chilly afternoon at keo-
kuk junction, with a torturing consciousness
that each passing minute Of these hours OF
detention was increasing the probability of
disappointing his audience, it may readily be
conceived that he would have been in no
plight for lecturing had he reached here an
hour sooner, He went to Oskaloosa andlec>
tured last evening. BE will return and lee
ture here tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-23

Tho revival in the n. r. Church !. a..
eanws, still c~ontnuse- See Courier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-23

Ar Clagvt's drswing hast evening, Mr..
Alfred Avery, Of the frmof Farrar 4 Avery,
drew the capitd prise. Burrows Hall was
we'll filed to witness this drawing. Every
thing passed OF fairly, and to the entire sat
i~sfaction of all concerned.
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Foreign

Foreign
By Telegraph LIVERPOOL, reo.
~Cotton-Broksrs Circular reports sales OF cotton ~
the week SIS bales. market generally dull and fpAf
tive; prices declined; opens to-day doll; All qualities az
clinsd Z since yesterday; middling uplands lsA-
LONDON, Feb. "A.
consols declined to eoA: Erie 519s' III Cent M
S 2s I354.
LATER
LIvrsPooL, Feb. 97-Kvenine.
Manchester mar ket for b. ssdssnns very heavy. Con-
declined 70 ST. 81 per quarter for mixed western.
Barley-Quoted at ass 81 per hundred.
wheat-lls ID for California.
Provislons-rirm; LAID considerably advanced an
closed At els per evt
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JULES JARED,S =
"EMAIl De PARIS
The New Beautifier Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies':
This secret Of beautifyins The skin being known only
to Messrs. Jared 4 Rene. they honorabiy stste thsf II
diners from all other prepsrations. II gives to the moot
hAxsh aEd tsckisd skin both the texture and color OF
polished Ivory, removing si discoIorations, whether ap
psaring - freckies, tan, morpbev, moth. or b~isekvorm
specks, and 10 especially suecsssfni 10 smoothing out the
marks let BY the SMALL rox.
n. agents Of I'Emaii de Paris' most confidently
submit to the public the earnest endorssm snts Of anch
distin guishsd iadies -
Signora Riston, Mile Felicita yestvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Lu.
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
and many others, whose high standing in the profession
give the st.mp oftrushfuinsss 10 their insslhgsstsad
genuine approval.
rhs Beautiful Lucille Western says.
u and that he sBmai' prolncss all the briilIapcy Of
rous. and ifIly-vhits, With thu great and peculiar advan.
taes Of total haxmis~ssss II really slds 70 the soitpsn
and beauty Of the skin"
Tia Magnificent vsstvali ays:
IT have suffered 20 much from the various white To-
tons. Dc, which my theatrical profession oplies Ne TO
ne, that / consider IL . psrSsct bsnsfAetion 70 And Z
Preparation which si,.s u. nses.aaEy xhissnass 70 The
Niss maggie Mitchell says.
II have tried the skin bsauthse, TKmaiI Dc Paris,
and found that Il instantly fmparts . natural bloom and
frsshnsss to tbs complsxion."
"Jareds EnaiI de Paris. IL uscd - . deiio34s bsautiAer
Of the skin for Theatre. Saloon or Ball Room. By the most
refined and s~crupulous ladiess producing all the bssuti.
.yisg effects Of rouge and ily-whits vithou. thsis vuirr
glare or injury to the skin. (
Sold By ali nrst-clsss D~ruggists, Psrfunsrs asd LadisS
Hair-DFsssssu.
scuth Tenth street, and Johnston, Holloway . Csvdsn
l. Inbssa. - Dssadway; Dsess Darnss 1 o.. ~ J
o. wells : O., New Yerh, ~ Asesss Jouin, III
KhfisastpAi. Agssss.
JARED Z RBNR, assssai Aesno and Inpset~u, 4.
lsclSm,sod<thp
lee Tens Mixed COtton Rags
Rnns1nD pApnn,
OF rs1s1ssasll;sTs. ~ -
hdsssslnAeenss.
- hi :
~.
A. q. HOIMDe.& dd.
1sMESsu4 A1ss na1AA.A6s216tA
4 1872 k.s. + -, szy7ssssa :
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CITY NEWS.

Howr 4 TYLEa wiz sell this morning 4 10
O'Clock, three oasss booas, one case crocksry
ware, one case contents unknown, Ill for
whom IL may concern; also, lot furniture,
beds and bedding, lot wood bowls, &c, DC.
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AuBrToA's OryYcx. Iowa,
Dxs Mofs.s, Jan i&th. iS07.
It b hereby certified that there has been olsd !, III
oGcea sworn statement showing the condition a ~
Otnctnnaa home Inssrnnee OcInany. locnesI - ~
canHah IN the staas 81 Ohio,
Or tk 3ia day Of Jssuavy, A. D. 1sm.
q secnrAnncs with the pruvtAons Il - A ef ~.
.sosra Assembly Of the saats u lova, saasss1 aAn Al
y rslnsson 70 Insurance Companin,r Approved 1a-~v
-, 1857, and an Act amendatory thers1o. ses.wvsI ~
ruAry 9th, lsss; that said ststsnsps sAe1s shss ~
COMPANY Is Possessed Of the regulate anount Of cspis.i
eao invested - required BY Law.
Antnos1sy y therefore given 70 tAs abovs naued ca.
~ 70 krAnacf thar aepsepeats basinan a. Insur.on.
n TIE etase In sccosdsscs siSa sAs lsus ,herscr r.Si
the Slst day Of January, 1858.
- aso cssined thae srosssn ! Hsnkle, Of p.ri,s.
so1, nsvs been duly appoantedhy sa&d Coapapy their law
~ Ateos and Attorneys for the cCunty II b. noin~
liz fsnPowrr 70 take risks Of fnsusceee tSsrsSsA
..D1no.ieax service OF process ~ PROVIDED By ~. upon
~, nnnG with the Clerk Of the District Court Il md q
on nle In thls office.
eor - io cr,sas.s esstihsd that the a.sacAsd i a-sus nd
e"s'ses oopy o. ssad statement q - go - neursa.
- IN testimony whereof, I hsve hsrsuneo set
60 my hA.d nd MxsA NJ ssal q e6oe ne
49, osy md ysar Arst shove vYitfA.
e"~"Pl SHV- a. kLLI011, AuAitw Of 9ate.
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THIS part of the globe is in terribly de-
moralized relations with all other quarters Of
the world. 10 the Eastward q miniature
Noahic deluge is upon Sucker territory. All
about Meredosia the fountains Of the great
deep have been broken up, track and country
are submerged, and trains CANNOT run. We
got a mail from Fort Madison yesterday, but
from no point beyond. Yesterday morning
the train due Thursday afternoon from Des
Moines was not yet in. No mail went out on
the Valley road yesterday. Communications
will be restored after q time, and everything
get lovely.
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Albany Cattle Market.
By Telegraph ALBANY, Feb, n.
cattle-Higher the week advances being at least ~
psr pound live weight Cattle are Of average quality,
with the exception Of fes droves Of premium. not sold
here. Prices range from Q for ordinary to fair s1<a
Q for good prime TO fat; el<@eA Es extra. Total re-
ceipts als0.
shsep-Lc higher; sales quick at q for common 70
good; 7l40s1 for extrs; 81 extra TO premium. Re.
osipts 40.
Hogs-sslss at TssDsx<; market Arm. Receipt. a4oo
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Cincinnati Marxet.
By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Feb. a
Ylour gsd, and but little done.
wheat-Firm at 81 4oa2 IS for No l spring.
Corn-In fAir demand aud firm u 50.
0at<-Firm at 10.
Rys-si 231i Is.
Berlsy-Dnli.
whisky-Jnehange d.
Observation-Disclosures and quiet, Mes Pork so.
Lard-I1.
Bulk Me.ts-7l4Bg4@loi4.
Baon-Qr let; 81; lo19l2H.
oottoa-Dui; 80 2sk; not much demand.
0tacenes-steady.
LATER
Nour-Unchangcd; demand light and local trade
brands tll so Dis so; fancy t10le; b andy any dernaIt
for super, prices nonInally unchanged.
whsat-Hirm; but the demand 10 but nedssats; No
spring q 20 o. IS; winter 81 %, but little winter hers
Corn-Firmer, better demand at go 10 elevators aud y
In sacks.
oats-Tair demand At so for Mol
Rye-SteajY; 81 1 %
BsrIey-sominaily unchanged.
Cotton-Dull: hardly any thing done: middiipg 100
isK; rscsipts 1901 bates.
Nhisky-stesiya at Is in bond.
Provissons-Quie tno change in prices Msss Pork sac
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Stock market.
By Telegraph NEW ToAx. Feb. n.
Few Spectators on the street to-day, and about 800
shares Of stock changed hands. Erie sold At 6o15r K. N
Y G lo214. The mesgre crowd dispersed before noon
and street deserted.
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'ket Arm. Receipts 24oO
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From s.. LouIs.

. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 26.-The Indian dele
CATION which left Kansas City, yester-
day, for Washington, are representa-
tives OF the following tribes Potto-
wattomies, Sacs, Foxes, Kaws, Shaw
nees, KickapOOs, Reds, New York In
dians, Quopas, Senecas, Peorias, Pean-
skashuas and kaskasIias. Delega-
lions of the Prairie Band of Pottowat-
tonnes and Delawares will arrive in a
day or two and follow on to Washing
ton. \ portion ofthe Ottowa and Chip
pewa tribes, have agreed by treaty, to
abandon tribal organization and be-
come citizens of Kansas.
After u long and violent discussion,
the House yesterday adopted the SEN
ate Concurrent Resolution, approving
Governor Fletcher's action in suppress
ing the outlaws in certain counties of
this State, and condemning the attacks
made on him, as having tendency 20
create n spirit of hostility to civil au-
thority. Nothing in the resolution,
however, is to be construed as APPROX
ing acts of violence committed by citi-
zens or soldiers, upon law abiding peo-
pie.
The weather has turned very cold
aRain.
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-An official
letter from Florida says the Indians of
the Everglades have determined to keep
the negroes in their tribes as slaves,
denying that the white mans law is APP
plicable to them in the subject of slav-
cay. The negroes CHIN their liberty
and have applied to ths military for
assistance. ...
1t is officially reported that the Freed
men throughout Florida are renewing
contracts. Large numbers are entering
lands.
a difficulty occurred in Fernando,
Dec. Goth. The citizens were resisting
seizure by the Sheriff of some property
that had been sold for taxes. The
Sheriff was driven Off and appealed to
the Governor for military force The
Governor having no men asks for the
interference of the United States troops.
Col. Sprague, who has charge of the
latter declined, and the Governor has
applied to the President. All was
| quiet and the authorities are awaiting
instructions from Washington
GALVESTON, Jan. 26.-The remains of
General Johnston were removed to
Houston to-day, followed to the depot
by large procession of ladies and
gentlemen.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-But few cases OF
violation of the excise law were before
the courts yesterday. License were
freely applied for and granted.
Six chiefs of the Fenian organization
left yesterday for Havre, giving unpro-
nouncable names. SteLhens is sup
posed to be one of the number.
Mrs. Mary E. johnson obtained, yes
terday, in Brooklyn, $3.50 damages
against Thomas johnson, for breach OF
promise of marriage.
A Virginia clergyman, arrested last
November for picking the pocket of a
lady, in the Brooklyn stage, has been
held and the case sent to the grand
jury.
The Times Washington special says:
The Ways and Means Committee yes
terday appointed Messrs. Hooper, Ali
son and Hogan subcommittee to con-
slider the subject of the whisky tax
with instructions to report early next
week
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New YORK, Jan. 27.-The gaaud jury
in Hudson county, New Jersey, made
presenttnent against the Weehawken
Ferry Company, on the grounds that 1t
only runs one boat; which being old
and rotten, endangers the lives of pas
sengers; that sheep and hogs are turned
into the gentlemen's cabin; that the Ia
dies cabin, besides having the walls
covered with indecent caricatures and
writings, is used as a smoking room,
and the rain pours through the roof as
if il was a seiye.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market,
Of BEEF CATTLE "A
THIS WEEK.
KEs1ARKs oS nEEF cArrLE.

The number Of cattle received during the
week has not been large, but in excess Of the
demand, reaching 993 head, which compares
with 100 last week, and l,066 the correspond
ing week of last year, and the sales for the
week foot up 724 head, which compares with
$50 last week, l,0l0 the corresponding week OF
last year.
Notwithstanding the receipts of cattle have
been rather Light for tn is season of the year,
the market to-day opened unusually dull, ex-
soon bought up first class butchers at about
last week s prices after which the market be-
came perfect drag and continued so till the
close, leaving large number OF cattle to be
taken to other markets or held for future dis
position here.
Prices remain unchanged for all grades of
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FIre---Attempted to shoot mi, Wa.

FIre---Attempted TO shoot his wife.
CHICAGO, Jan. GA fire last nipbt
destroyed the new brick block of Six
buildings, owned by ]. B. Jackson,
south Adans street. Loss ST., 900. In
a carpenter named Schroeder, living
on Third Avenue, attempted to shoot
his wife last night. The ball prazed
her face, but did not inflict a fatal in
jury. Schroeder fed and has not been
seen since. 1t is thought he has com
mitted suicide. -
The railroads centering here are free
from snow, and the trains are running
as usual.
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THE WHEELING CITY
IND a saaHrs-le
Montana Gold and Silver Mining,
TRANSPORTATION Comply
Important to Gardeners.

WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
w Of all practical Gardners 70 the adyan-
tage OF putting in their orders for seeds early
as there are many VadtieA very short this
We propose taking orders for seeds, sending
them on 10 David Landreth & Son, OF PhiIa-
there have each order put up separately, rem.
der the purchaser the original invoice, and
charge him Landrethis prices A fnR and
complete stock OF seed on hands through The
season. PRYOR BOYD q CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, No.
u Main street, Wheeling, W. Va. JAMS
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ST LOUIS, Ian. GA mail agent on the
North Missouri Railroad reports that si1
men, passengers on the northward bound
train Were drowned while attempting tC
cross the Missouri river through the Ice at st
Charles, Friday morning. The ice was toe
heavy for the ferry boat to run, but these
men being anxious to pursue their Journey
undertook 10 make passage in a small boat
which was crushed by the ice and all in II
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The Weather

CISCINNATI, Jan. 26-Ths river has fallen
10 inches; u feet inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy; thermometer 269. 1t turn
ed cold quite suddenly last night, with a
strong gale OF wind, and early this morning
the thermometer was down TO DO.
BUFFALO, Jan. 26.-Weather growing cold;
high wind; more snow.
BOSTON, Jan. ga severe snow storm was
raging in Maine last night. Snow in the
woods reported to be five feet deep.
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TWINEs ONLY
EsTABLIsHED Is46,

james Il. Travers, 40 BeeEtman street,
New York.
VNWIEES FOR GRAIN, COFFEE, SALT
l. and GuRnO Sacks, Cotton Bales, Ham
Bags, Wrapping, Writing, News, Book and
Sand Paper, Paper Hangings Seine and Gil
ling Nets, Fly Nets, Spindle Banding and
Loom Cord, Tobacco, Wool, and Hop Twine.
Mattress, Tufting, Stitching, Broom Binding,
sewing, sail arpet and all other twines!
Druggists, Ship Chambers Book binders Pa
per and Broom Makers Stationens, Upholst-
sTerS, Fishermen, WeaveR, and all other
Trades.
Cotton Chalk, and Pillow Lines, Trot, Sta.
cling and Out Lines. Samples can be seen
and orders left with @. ID, BERRY & CO.,
Wheeling, w. Va. T-'IIE : inuIg. fTV
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-while it is
true that Secretary McCulloch is desir-
Gus of relieving the money market
from the pressure brought on by the
contraction of four millions of green
backs per month, it is not correct, as tar
as can he ascertained, that he viii stop
the Withdrawal Immediately. The
country will probably have develop
ments Of the Secretary's policy in a few
DAVIS
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Killed.

TROY, Jan. IA Young man named
Thomas N. Bailey was killed instantly by
another man, named Joel Thompson, last
night. Bailey charged Thompson with in
sulting the formers sister, thereupon blows
ensued, and Thompson shot him.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 26.-Horace Greeley, the
negro murderer, has been sentenced 10 be
hanged on the first of March.
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Cadetship. at West Point. {

THE FIRST cONGRESSIOEALD DISTRICT
Of West Virginia VIII he entitled 10 "a
Cadet appointment at the United States MIL
tary Academy about the LIST Of March next.
Applicants for the appointment VIII please
present themselves for examination Mt
Wheeling, Thursfiay. the 18th dny OF
February next. 10 MeRsFs. A. W.fCampbeIl,
John r. Hubbard and II. w. HRzletl who
have consented TO act as COMMUTE e 10 select
the one most worthy and hest quaiified for
the position. -f O. ID. HUBBARD
JanS-td HIr.ui NJ. g. lat Dist. W. Va.
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MoHTGoAERY, ALA, Jan. 5-BxGov-
ernor Parsons, by request, addressed the Leg
fSIature in convention, in EN- phatic oppoSIu-
on 70 the CONSTITUTIONAL amendment.
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ALBANY, Jan. E.-Rev. Joel Lindsey, who
has been on trial at Albion for whipping mis-
chill 10 death, was found guilty OF man
slaughter in the second degree.
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CUNDRIRB-A FEW BBI.s. PRIME MA
= Pile sugar; Superior Green, Blaci, and
Japanese Teas; Pure White Wine .N.n.EeT;
New York Grab and Champagne Cdnr, 81
Cheese; Pickles and Sauces; Tapioca, -, n
Sage; Corn starch, MAIZENA,, DO. Hermeti, az
but, Lobster, CLAIMS and Sardines QUITO
Genuine Engiish Mustard; Salad on nllst
quRhty; french mustRTdi Sap Sage CiieGse;
Condensed Milk, sI.. = -.
together with a general assortment OF
seaSonable articles. Just received and for
sale low by
~; Nc q. d. WOODROW,
iiH Odd FelloWB' Hall Building, Monroe IT..
my1s9 .sr.r ..s.| . .... WHEELINg w Va
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JASUARY 2S.-FLoUR-Extra IS; superine
DENOMINATIONS shipping 81 70 per
TASKS quicksilver in 1865.
MESISG STOcRs-Savage 1850; Crown Point
!eiO; elbow Jacket 40; Chollar 2l4i Imperial
149, legal tenders ~, II
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JANUAKr 28.--MeCormaek & Calender. oil
brokers, suspended to-day.
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The Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY the Union Line:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe street
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Notice..

A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE, TO
IA the Legislature of West Virginia. at It4
present session, for the passage OF an net nu-
thOTiZing the Commissioners for the CoYing-
ton and Ohio Rail Road, Or any company
hereafter organized TOR tue purpose of
constructing said Covingtoni and Ohio
Virginia Central Kali Road, lie south
Side Rail Road, and theNorfolk and
Petersburg Rail Road, or any one or
more OF them or any other Rail ItOad running
through Virginia, and for other pulposes.
j. G. PAXTON,
Janl7-2w OF ROclfbridge County, Va.
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BUTTER-Steady and unchanged.
CHEEsE-Quiet at l1Gl9%c.
MONEY AND STOCK


MoSEY-Easy ct 6a7 per cent, Sterling
Dull and heavy at 1852 CgIO91E.
GOLD-Steady; opening at 49,, advancing
TO 1875 and closing at 49,. 80
Total exports of specie to-day 500 SS3.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-Without decided
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