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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12

A Washington special to the Chicago Re
publican says:
The largest lobby ever copoentr.ted hert Il
now crowding the hotels, in fhs sndeavor 70 lin
the tArif bill Among than are many RnelisA-
msn Of great wealth, and REPRESENTATIVES, 81 IN
the importing interests Of The sesntsy."
Rich Enelishnen are the kind of man Who
ne benefited By free trade, and who seek %
control our Legislation to promote their in.
terpsts.
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Special Notices.

sumptivs and Threat Diseases.
..ocrn Aas usnp vrfn ALWAYS GOOD srccsss.
sINonRs AND PUEBLO SP2AKDR0
~ and roes useful IN clearing the voiss whsa tahsn
bSrs Singing Speaking, and relieving chs throat after
al unusual sxertion Of the vocal orgnss The ooAes
ats recommended and prescribed BY Physicians, and
have had sssro from eminent throughout the
country Being an article OF true merit and having
proved their shcacy BY Of many years. each
hnds them In localities In various parts Of the world
and the Teh are universally pronounced better thaa
other articles
OprAiH only aBlows's BRONCHIAL raoonn," and do
not take any Of the Wothsss sitdttoxs that may b
Offered sote rvnrwHu8. nsv9sAsvea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12

Mas. GEsEsAL Sscxru, who became noso
eious some ysars go, died . few days since
= NeW yook AzE ..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12

Tn Senate rejected the nomination Of J.
N. Walhss, Of De- Hoiass, for kAeaAal d
Isvan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12

TRkar il much distress amongst the labor
ing classes in Europe, and bread riots are
common on the Continent in consequences.
In England nany. thoasands Of laboreEs afs
ont Of employment, and destitute Of the
means of subsistence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12

TEE reunited Rsbeb, Depocrats and Con.
ssrvatives Of KENTUCKY, are brsedag ground
n some ofthe mist notorioqSly rebel Sec
tons Of that State, in favor Of John c. Breck.
iaxidxe, q their candidate for Governor.
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For Sale.
a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
"A tvostory Brick Dwelling Houss, With rooms
cellar and citern full Lot with Stable and
variety of grapes and other fret Situate on Fulton
Street, between 9Th and7th Streets. En- uIrs II
VIM FULTON,
Janis-d RaaI HstAts Agent.
For Sale.
A ONE STORY Frame Dwelling House
N With coms and good cellar. full lot, with WOO
honss cssrns And variety mott all knds Of frud
on franklin between sth and 9th Streets Enquire l.
Janls-d wM. YuLrON, AEsns.of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-12
THE MIsERAsLEsl
BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE

LA IN EAAON > "AAH - 4 Ls
This splendid Hair Dye s the beat the world. The
only ty,1 and p1fec Dye-Harmesl Reliable, Instapta-
neous No disappointment No ridiculous tinss. Nat
urai Black Brown. Remedies the Ill Effects Of Bad
Dyes Invgorates the har leaving Il soft and bssut
others limitations and should Be svoide Sold
BY all Druggists and Perfumera. Factory 81 Barclay
street. New York. fdscl2-dAvly
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For sale.
SEWING MACHINES.

~. An1er ksnafscsr,ns tompdny" Alter Year, Of
experiment EFFORT have recently brought 10 pefse
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EmerSOn'S Axencv.

SEWING MACHINES have
the r~vefsabls iced motion,
which enables the operator
TO have the work carry eth
Or way, or to change the d.
rcction and fAsten the end
ofsssms By turning atbumt
screw. They are noisslese
and can be used where quiet
Is necessary. Theirstiteh 10
the wonder of all, because
Of its combined elasticity,
strength and beauty
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AGAIN ON THE Wan PATH.

LIE Grand Byingson and his wing of the
Iowa faithful ars out in this eall for .
Stata Convention. II
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR AsPINWALL &C., March lin steamship Heu CtAunesy-
Non ~ d. Henderson, Hon A. Denny, Hon D, W. Sepnth.
wife and daughter. aud chtreD sone5 Henry BslsI X
law D. TAYLOR Edmund d. IT, Copp Dr. Lord, W W. VIII
Gams d. NJ GugeT Miss HsHey Mr. and Mrs Edwin, Jscot
Mayer Charles Buckbee a. Bacshardt a. H. Psit MT ue
MT. buthram and children w. d. Wiiherspoou MI and M NJ
Doughty Mr and Mrs G. Fitch children snd nurse J Parker
M Caunthe DR. Ssuhard and Mrs Robbhs MT Don.nee MT
Poy Miss POy Capt Fletcher Mrs g Reita d. ~ nsrphy
Hekok r. d. Wsdsworh Wsdssorib, Rev Mr. NJ Lea 1f
Richard Mr. Mkn, cts,le. Rogers Bishop Gegfe x hn,
Mr. and Mrs C0gswe Richard Pylsnd Cones
and son. Ford D. r. Wagner, a. o. Elliott w l. ThSing
Cook Mr. and Mrs QgnGn and d. W. ncCab oL cod Jaae'
r and Mrs Foster Mr. and Mrs
child, Geo w. Hunke MIS- Hunkey Emerson y
w Brown and saeT M and Ms Hsntoo Roses Isabella .,
dlesn, W. Cooper ~ Milton Paul Kramer H. Becker A1dr.s
Sarah MeeD and large number second sbb abd o 10
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
pASSENG FRS ARRIVED.

FROM NEW ORLEANS March lin steamship Gen Nsas,N1
Thomas Ritter, Mrs Anna Ritter Mrs. ksis LindoweT
FROM HAVANA. March illn steamship BagleNB J. SsBts
e. Bondsls J. b. Rodgers, Jos Riyas Sbeme w
Berston L. H. Shear Jos Hers r. j. Santnse NJ Ssnusts l.
A. Buls Mo Mssirsganni p p HaTed X Case G.
Bufum, j. NJ AguayO, NJ n BarTeTa, L. WOLF
FROM LIVERPOOL QUEENSTOWN, March llln steamship
Hee-r Schroeder John HUDSON Mr. and Ms PtteI
Cairns Hersberg Com HARRISON and zT in The steeTage
FROM NEW.ORLEANs March l-In steamship Monterey A. j.
HAYDEN, Mr. and Mrs Smith, Mr. and Mrs Duneh h Green
Miss Humphreys Henchman W. Feanemsn Thos QUICK O. Ado
John Lane Bradford o. Sweat r. ". Green b. Ssge, Jas Meal
isisr, and IA In the stersge
IRON CHARLESTON Msrrb lIn steamship Emily SouderJ
King Philip Holt H. Allen a. H. 2egeT Butler G. Baiiey g.
Lang LADY W. Francis W DDg and 70 eof the oeu OF the
steamship Andalnsik -- - =. -,,
PROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. March lIIr stssmibs
CITY Boston and Mrs Pcot Mr. and Mrs Mstterss Capt SON
lady John Moore MT and Mrs Jacob Cain MI
NcConusl Miss Cosgroye Miss Tobt1 robN Whitehead
Smith b. w RInbe Mr. johnson, C. Bougbton Leechmsn L.
Hammond A. Oskins WIN. Daughey H. stoler selhb'
U C. Anderson T. Wihu Mr. Dein, l. O. Wlhe Mr. DUNLAP,
M McKseysn r. Ferguson Mr. IGrBbnn w Gsrdnt Chance
y w Gsgow Richardson r. WebergeI D. BungaTtJ, ana
others 10 the steepge go.
FROM SAVANNAH March lln steamship Herman LiriHesoL-
John. For G. L. Davis o. r. Pey. A. C. Woonan d. hsg,n ns
wsuser H. T. wsmsn wife and children Mr Dawson Rnhad B
Gnnu Mr Hutchn Jacob Gross Capt McKnse hr Het.s and
daughter Can't sdey Garehug H. Meyer Mrs Chambers ard
dansh:sr Perm C. MoCsherne, Mr. Bartlett and lady
strspp Lamb Meekor A. Neeker Mr. Rdout Ms Gray and
chiarsu Mr Bencher Mrs Gibson II Reh Mitchell W silver
bsg Msloney NJ DAILY IT, Camp, T. D. Wsdden Mr. AhmeI M
LYON Nine and child Mr Wright Aenid Ns and 'hh'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

- do. g. 2Oc., and 81 do W. 9sc ss.inch XrSwright
do. l7c. >; - Hanover 2oc w. --' - '-@-' '''
Brown Drills are little wanted for export There is,
Pepperel India, China, Massachusetts,, Amoskeag,
ana Boot are each quoted by agents at "a cents for
and Suffolk each 29c; Arkwrisht 22c; Augusta Nae;
Granteyile, 20c; and Massachusetts, fine Ice. Boott
2Sc Massachusetts, 2c for heavy and 2Oc for
Stripes quiet at about late quotations except low
grades which are fraction lower. York stripes are
for H. s.; whttentons 2Oc for O. 29c for b. 2iic for
and 81 for Al AmosKeag, 6xs, do Soc; do, 3xs do
burg strpos 34c Ticks sell freely at quoted rates
amoskeag bring SOC for A. 4Oc for A. 36c for 49, soc
ssnch do Evert % 2sc asmitOn mil ION sSic for r. soc
b; 7 D. and l9c for BTx Willow Brook, 2ic Pacific
Printing Cloths arc quie. at 1l81tc Prints continue
upon tho whole sustained, the only exceptions being in
the case OF a few old styles. y
Mousselne Dealnes are firm at late Quotatlons Styles
not strictly frstclass are accumulatng.
Cloths better In consequence OF the en-
disposed TO operate Fancy Cassmeres are also
rmer from the same cause but without any actual ad
No. i; DoesSins sCc Lower Wiley, sCc FOR heavy,
and 76c. for light weight; Mons0n Hampden, o5q70c
FOR mixtures, and 7sc for blue and Monson Woolen Co.'S
Csc.
Kentucky Jeans are quiet but steady. Carpets are
rather more active The better grades fiTmer Lowell
Cos Ingram are quoted o. 40 for superfne; q IS for
extra super, and 81 e6 for threeply Hartford Co.'S 40
for medium suporne 81 So for superfne; 81 96 for pe
rial threeply and 81 05 for extra threepy. Brussels
s. sD for ir 81 Is for fr and % IS for r Twled
Venetian 81 IS per square yard and fine DO 81 lc
but is stl dull few fabrics, especially desirable bring
fun prices. Black bOmbaznes and alpacas and plain
ing firm; the finer grades OF plain silks In black and col
also firm. The exports for last week amount TO
tociS against tssSs,2c for the period Of last
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
SHIPPING hTELLiG ENCF.
PORT OF NEW IoRK......hhk'

CLEARED.
Steamship Henry chsgBey Cray AspipwsB Paete Mall s|smslp
s,s.m,hp Ma.an.as RIDER Nsr.orear, c G,rTisoo
Stesmshp IOusians (Br) Harrington, Liverpool Hahoh" ef
SsiiF'fy1 sap TycSo% & Mathew Lloo B L,nE,,ssa
asPss Brown Pierce MsSO1.s E.s.! Ass ,ISe. mS
saIl sss sss1 JsspEHs c?sn Begd Iss.sT
Bs ysS HAM, an ms%SiIs FsaS ss'fs Sessis
:.s PS;s fS a6.:..d a$ss rsssI s & JsSa Sa
Bari PS.d: Sr S:16 6.sSnU ss O. Rio 4 SsS.o Fvrh xs.
s%s SBr sres agsy. xI:,g p w1.;.y
s Ba s;s . a. 2ai i;s. 81 5cas asi SSsss
B.. sas Iss saoi ss.SR s ae1 rsa1 Eoass
ssSI sST 2i' ks,oss ks ssy hySS 4 s%sR Baltimore L
.: rs ,i:: ~ s;::s (: *; $>i
c.1'rs s.IS HS,SS s9ssP .r. s1 RG sS,sss Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eagle Greene psyans With ndse aD ar'os
s.:a.AS a W % aa' Sssss s'n1s i''t s Feb ~
oaesnscsn % viz: Ss s5 pes S % Ssn q "a p.s h s and p.
se.@sS SI'.a s.1aios, King SO c and Richmond Her.
ssnhp &iDen.. sssr,. Richmond NOOi With md'. and
s;.s2 Ry soSIcr Lockwood ChAs.ou. with cotton 1e,
stss%:S Een Liverpool Feb sA and oo'','''n
:a%.lp B,.ls r H. rt:, = md
S,1s. sos; s inst n omis stteras passed large
STsuii coating bol,. and hs. oef DIV gocd as
pas. B. Cromwell Co. Oh tie Sth and 9th r sipeT'r''d''y
heavy n. K gales. .
Sehr Chief ChampliD, Eastport for Providence.
ssbv NJ Carlisle Sheldon, ESstcheseT for ProSdshee
soop Thouas Hull, Hull, Providence.
SPOKEN
March steamship CITY of Washington hence FOR LrepooL
10th nsi schr. Lev Sta bound "
MEMORANDA.
on n nav. desires 70 thank Capt James BREASTED
the steamboat bis assistance 20 him 10 sring The
per, b, he steamships City Of Boston and Hecla
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrnys. MoysoE March lAuiyed ~ Ncrfob sehT hsJy y.
Savannah in distressed condition. having
heavy weather Also arrived brig Blacklist from George
~, or coal Lost bboom consequence ofA COLLISION
MONROE March 9Tbe steamship Tybet arrived Nor
M m morning having Obliged 10 put in short coal from stormy
xether outside The steamship Petersburg hon ehmond bound 20
Baltimore the habOr ody the meaer beng ;oo thick
.tormy 10 allow proceed the Chesapeake Bay The mail
Norfolk bound 20 Baltimore IN collision
m bg las, night coming into the wharf make land
OF the light wood WORK carried
,rd the bK per vessel sustained da
and 40 injured The sehr Gov Smith from New Orleans
r Boston with Of lumber arrived here to-day ssd reported
experienced heavy n gales around Haes with heavy
sea nnng pilot boat Maryland reported having boarded
lsy The Hermon leo days om Caao and the ship G. B.
yeop 100 DAYS rom do for Baltimore bark CEos IS dsys from
Ro Japero for do The ship HeImon proceeds 70 EewYoh
BosroN March lAiye, bark Anra Coomhs from hashlss
big Autumn from SuTinham.
FOREIGN PORTS
ouEESsrowy Feb 2s-Ayed hOn Newios, b'.lJn Al VgsI
Maihe az Barcelons
Arrived from Charleston Regina AZ Liverpool
Arrived from New Orleans Emms al Hsre CcnstAnuAh L"epooL
Arry from Mobile Scotia at Liverpool
Arry ed romS San Francisco. Lorenzo u Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

MISSOURI STATE BANK.-The statement appears in !,
recent dispatch from ST. Louis, that the directors OF
the State Bank OF Missouri had engaged in scheme To
depreSs the railroad bonds of the State for their ner
sonal benefit. Mr.. James b. Eads, one of the di-
reetors, asserts this to be fabrication and saws:
mat neither the bank nor any of its directors has
i owe any bonds borrowed either 10 make nv paw
ment TO the State or for any other purpose. That
payment, was made last July, and all bonds then
borrowed by me have long since been repaid. As Ia
the bank itself 1t Is willing TO lend its aid 70 any
prudent plan for the restoration of the Stats rred
and has caused this disposition 10 be made ktuvn to
members OF the Legislature: j have never lad and
trust never Will have interest thai Nil, l., DO
moted BY the qisbonor oi Missouri"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
BORT Waroen's Noiits.

SrlrE NKv.YoRK,
Pogr.wAKDESs OFpCE, No 20 William st.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance With
~ Section Of the Az passed Agnl a. 1851 entitled An As,s
interested m having charge Of the subject matter OF such inquiry.
smuaon survey that the following vessels under ersnss
zion nv The Po the sad examinations will
be completed within days succeeding this hces board
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MARCH 11.-l9e6 bbls Flour, 75l bbs whisky 2lo bes.
Corn Meal 1901 sacks Corn Meal 2ol sacks OIL Cake
% bush Wheat 1850 BUSH Corn, ,240 bush Oats $40
bush Seeds as pkgs Ashes 40 pkgs Beef zoos bbs PORK
l22 pkgs Cut Meats, 1887 pkgs Lard 2057 bbls Petro
leum, $50 pkgs. Butter, 100 pkgs. Cheese
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
THE WEATHER

NEw-YoRK, March 1.-THE following is The range
OF the thermometer IN this city TO day:
-7am IL N. 3Pr.
81 50 81
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

AFTERNOON FRONIkION MARkEI, q UCIVVk.- FOIh WIS
hrm at the following Yates Cash, s22 50as22 62t; no
aes Regular SO 5Od$22 G2l sales of 800 bbs; seller
April s22 oa$22 e2a sales of 500 bbls and buyer April
kS3 15 sales.
PETROIEUM-Tbe market remains duh at 11td12c.
for Crude In bulk and I6c for do in barrels Refined In
bond 253 G26c. Prime Light Straw 10 White 2c. for
Standard White, and CSC for Prime White.
RICE-The demand is moderate at about previous
figures.
sUGARS-A very fair demand prevails FOR Raw without
alteration TO advise in prices; sales OF 1049 hhds Cuba
1Oi l2c, and 1895 boxes Havana at 9adl2c Refined
3 Qufet.
sEEDsThe market is fairly active for Clover Seed at
1876 for New. Timothy Seed is selling at s. 5O6$4
per bush Rough Flax Seed is quet 81 s59s2 95 per
bush Calcutta Lnseed is dull and nominal at 81 co.
gold.
"sTEARIN-we note sales Of 1900 70 at 12Ic
TALL0W has been in good demand at about former
pnces sales of 100000 10 at IL dlc and HE for strictly
prime in small lots
WHISKY-The market very quiet and steady at soc.
Tor State, and 32c. for Western, in bond
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

.-. MINIATURE ALMANAC
an, pi... s.l7 sun Moor Sets. hsTn
HIGH pAI -.
sssdr Hoof .ll57 Cows Island. l25 Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
Hlarble 1lnnteIs

MARBLEIZED SLATE EMANTELS-Supel1or
AVA appearance durable; half the price Of marble J. b
STEWART, No COS slrthaye. betNeeu Ssh & 6thsis
MARBLE MANTELS.-350 MANTELS OF
IVA hand Of style land quaty which win be d for the ne,i
80 days liberal deduction, KLABEs Msn Wsoooms No
l09 East Hghieenthst 1hidaye. " T. Cut this out
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
priniina.
Dentistrn.
fost ano Gonn0.

EOUND-A sum of MONEY, which can be had
II by addressing NJ. Brooklyn PostOhee, snE a"''" ~
scnption.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
tueooins Garos,' sc.

AT VIM EVERDELLS SONS, No. 1O4 Full
n ,onst-WEDplNG CARDS and FiNB STATIONERY, tESt,b
lalia wv
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, March IL, 1851.
BeeveS Cows Vesls Sheep and Lambs Swine. Total
6,0IS 72 702 1883 1850 35,6O5
These were sold At the following maIketplaces:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

Yerk today; prices have improved but close hardly 40
krm for forward delivery note sales $50 bbls New
Mess seller April at $40 37 d$22 5O the sales cash md
raar are 800 bbls, at t22 for City Ness I'm small lots;
IA I2Iat22 Tor New Western do closing at s2 4si Ell
r. Prime and el7 so for Extra do. Beet s quiet but
steady; of las bbls at Sl ats for PLAN Mess and
STSt for Extra do. Tierce Beef is steady and fairly
Hams quiet, but held firmly at S39dS4O for Western
Ont In good demand and firm; sales OF 500 pkcs
st s39tc. for Shoulders In SALT l3R0lSsc for Picked
Hams; lac. for very choice lightweight do l3Jc for
ANAL lot OF dTysated Hams, and 10000 Rough sides, in
pulk at 0sc Bacon is frmer, and with good de-
and sales 200 boxes at lO 00ac for c. c. and 12c for
c. Dressed Hogs are easier quote at lO4 iO5c for
OF pkgs at 1899 for No 12c for City, 12i02Ec
for fair 10 prime steam; 3c for sma lots do and 1874
3tc for Kettle Rendered and 200 pkgs prime head Lard
20 arTive, at l2tc.
BUTTER-The arrivals are stfl on the increase. and
with an aceumulatng stock and only q i0bbng demand
Tices are lower and nominal We quote:
Goshen and Orange Co pals, . fb....3509S 10
State frkns, fair to prime e..................c063
State alffirkins, fair 10 prime, 32d36
State frklns common and medium. ......... .2Od25
state Welsh tubs, fair to prime. AdSO
Western Reserve, good to choice Summer
anu rdU....-- ..--s.--sZoQoV
western Reserve common TO prime. lOG2O
CHEEsE-The demand is limited, prices easier and
,omnal We quote
State Factory, Good TO Choice, y b.........ls d19
State Factory, Fair TO Good. alt
State Factory, Common TO Prime. IL dl6
Enghsh Dairy, Conn. dlS
Vermont Dairy, Fair TO Good. dl6
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, AZ O'clock.-POTk was
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
flndflridi.

rI'HE INTEREST on LAND GRANT BONDS
Il Of UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY, EASTERN DIvlS
ION due March 6 will be paid presentation Of coupons therefor
on aud sneT that date,
Al the Bsnting House Of
DABHEY MORGAN Co,
No. 50 Exchange place.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

There has been a slight general improvement IN
,t"n @ faIIss however owing TO the decline ia cotton,
there has been less 1nness IN prices and Ia the lower
General concession from late prices The new rate OF
duties upOn wOolens has made somewhat hfncr mar,
het In that class OF goods and ia some cases sDBlJ
advance has been realized There appears hoWeve' 10 10
be some reason for supposng mat % Iy w w.
Induced by the change 0f duties 10 louuoc ioIo =,
and in that event. with the present over supply ~ IN ~
them II the supply be not kept more wlthih te aeann
than It has been for many months past, holhlhg can
make the manufacture Of wOoens pT0fitaDe.
The exports Domestic CottOns from this port 10 or
cjgn ports FOR the week ending March T. l nave peeh
ported S9 Total since January l. 1867, scs Same time
IN 1866, time in 1865, GA same une III lSo4, w
same time 1863 1892 same time IN @ lS2 'VS; same
time in 1861, 1887 same time in 1900 lSslS. s,,
Brown sheetngs are not materially changed stand, ma,
standards sold by agents at c - Appleton a. Mas
sachusets - wachusetts, Lawrence q, ana Am0skeag
standards are each quoted at 2ic stark standards 2G
- Medford 2oc a25neh Nashua i9te %nGh uS 49,
1Sinch Indian Head, S2c; 4Oinch do 27c - AgawaIn
nc - Indian oaeea co iSc Sencn Sac H De1iga e &
ana aS aoc do isc - Warren, 2Oc f6 and Sc
indian Orchard, c for L, Isle for w lGic for D. lG
ieI S o % g. YIic for A. I7tc for H. for aud 2oc for
y Roott lac for H. 16sc. for o, ana 2oc I3i - l.V
ertt A, i9c ~ fremont and a. Suffolk H. each l'c
ircR oSc do X, 1Sc. do. j, l4e - Newmafk@eS @ a.
loe s1 fr loinch NJ and i7c for inch fine do.
II Iich M0s,tic -, M river I9c a. Bangor fine lsc. 49,
Besched shirtngs, Of the finer Qualities continue @ as
NV tant n sales can be made except at c0ncesson
mills bring 80 cents ~ @rg SES
ot59sc Iyltras 2Oc Btetis 22lc for - lsc Tor g.
and oc for inch "A Newmarket ~ 4sc 0zc ~ Io%sdse
, = Hope 23c "a Redbank &C., ana 90 ltc;
tc fine So heavy do s5c an oc H. 3Gc S9nd
@ ,ec do ic il Aubuuyile nc; Pocasset + lae,
soCai ilc; "a Watertwlst 2Oc; mt,a i f ~ gTc
al 79lc for 1914 62tc for 30 52tc loT % - ~
~ ~ Sstc for l2inch and lstc for S5incni pr Wn
bring 23c ~ slaters 2e - MasonYe "a zUV Masrie
,Sc do 2ic Lawrence sell at ise ior I,. 1 10 "a
re for H. 2lc for u, and 2Sc fort 90 - pVo'' ID
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

C0UNTY Dn2Ds of Allegheny, Bntler sT; Mer3 =, +,
u Cer waneu M ,gtsrcs. Penn. wanted u D F''' ~" "
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

DUBLIC NOTICE.-Parties holding MER-
CHANTS UNION EMPRESS Co STOCK IN their own name ds
rou o svozF personal hbiy dispose Of hs same sh a
susrr,.s vpos sbphcs,ionto GEO O. DUNBAR No 10 Pnet
United States and National Express 70 hoes
hossLt or ,old on oamuisslop, or for account
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
am IlliuOis-A. J. Blessing, $40.
'''- THE SWINE MARKET

pccents l,v Ualroads to wit Hudson RIVER Halifoau'
si5S Erie Railroad, 42O NcwJeSey Csntrai Eenoau
o rccripg have been large during the past week. an9
trade dull and inactive. Owing to tho .a
A 90 "Srs on the Fortiehst market today ana buyers
c,IIv are holding back in hopes OF being able TO puf
Iayy to hest prime lots, a which they sold very SLOW
n half on the market being sold up 70 noon Ihis Is
a decline of kc. from last week. .,, 10, ,
WORsES-Are selling quite miskly, with good
da,nud for teams and horses Tor all work. RalrOadA
Incn aud cont tractors are buying freely and dealers
o% mt 3o ID 10 keep up the supply Fancy teams ana
are n moderate request the call being for heavy
hoses of II ais cwt strong and active George kinney
Ia ~ such al the Hudson City horse market during te
t week all fresh Ohio stock which averaged 2o eHch
New-York tribune., 1867-03-12

NOTICE for the REDEMPTION of YUBA
IN COUNTY BosDsSote. hereby gwen that The andsrsSnd
Fans Ys6s State Of California have
hand three thousand sshi hunrd and sysny.s' DOL
1887 and that sesd proposals WI be re-
eei,ed Ceaby oee ef nh County IN We CV
harye anti, SATURDAY the lh day ef My A. 1851 al the
houi OihA day The July Cetpons Of eeI must es
.,ehd pToposA mu he accompanied he
bord, 20 he redeemed this ib day Of February d. 1867
MsTysns Isba County, California - - u..-,,y,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-18
Mr.. BANNING moved % tsts from the
table II. B. No 5S WHICH vas disagreed

Mr.. BANNIN6 sndSt1 g Ilbs FROM the
table II. B. No IS, whIch vas disagreed
to. M MA
\ Indefnlte leave of-absenee was granted
ITO Messrs. Rutter, Fitch and Masters.
on motion Of Mi, -0Fg1N, II. B. No. 1lS
was takenfrom the table, and made the
speeinl order for FfidavsJap. 26.
'On motion of Mr.WEESHaH. B. No. 2l5
wastakenfrom the table.
The question being upon the motion of
Mr., Bloom March 2S, 1861 to amend the
instructions by adding, Each individual
in this State may hold exempt from taxa
atiory personal property ofHny deseriptiuus
of which such individual is the actual own
er, not exceeding $50'-the same was de-
cided in the affirmative.
@ The billrwas refeFred TO aseleUt commits
tee of one (Mr. Welsh), with instructions
7 MMr!BRUFFs Nj from th a cpmISIttgs da Ed
rollmfht repoFted back, cOriectly enrolled,
III. j. II. No. 103 relative to the flag OF the
9th o. ". T., and H. B. No. 29S, aud horlzipg
thestown. council Sidney toissne bonds
&cS
/ The Joint resolution and bill were then
signed by the Speaker pro tenn. FgaB
On motion of Mr.. MONOGRAM, a reso-
luton was adopted, requiring the Adjutant
General of tho State to collect nHdl deposit
for preservation in the flag room OF the
House, aIlsSagImeHtaA and battle hagsof
Mr.. YOUNG offered for adoption, J. r.
b No. JOG IDstrueting, our ;Sepatsrs Iand ,,re7
questing our Representatives in Congress
b to urge modification of our present in
ternal revenue laws in relation to the tax
on whiskyiso as to reduce the present tax
? from 50 to ST per gallon.