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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

"fIow mp1est worth neslected lies does
not .spply 49, popularity Of Barrett
vegNaNt ir kes,ogatiye. It's worth
though n1oDsN, ~ hnv appreciated by the
millions Who use no other preparaton.-N
J. S,sday lA-ss IT tnov4 dAvlv.
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new York TInanoee.
sy telegraph INV foRx. NOV. :
Money--Actlvs and stringent per cent gold 70
Der cent currency With comM'ssors added of 1sok
.re,nt Ms-ket rather o. ser aftsr bank hours, and
loans made at per esnt currency.
The Express says AiAen 4 o., Produce Merchants
have suspended number Of other mes are report
-, but not N thepticntsd.
doysrn . ests up,.ttled and lower, closed weak
Coupons 20 So; "a 5hbe, s5 5.48s, new s@x; 81
ess@s< ~ l0aaIx; 10 40s 50k.
Stocks depressed vergng on panic; pressure to sell
increased BY runners that some railway companies ia
tend to increase th.r by csh sales Of stock
The average decline Il afa per cent. but et Paul Il
down per cent, aad Pacific Mail So. s4s&oHi
NuDDE; II U sSL; Rrie Noh; WabaAh Sook
ss Paul % 81 " psd piaa2 Fl 1921 DO; lo71<o
* NV BIZ: pfd sssaH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

II the Keokuk Republicans feel good over
the result of the election let them prove IT by
general Illumination to night.
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esfs9 % NIHcExSEs, Nov. 4, 1863.
DlnY Cars CIrY--Dsav.S Sir An error
was made II the returns from this (Des
Noinesl township. Tho. whole number Of
votes was 1873: Republican lls, Democratic
72rxiving tbs Hspuhlicana majority Of AL
instead Of the Democrats, as published in
both ths Ksokuk papess.
Respectfully.
&. p. JAaEx,
E aone Of the Judges Of the Election
T,LrAIsArx tonight.
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Thee Rob Boy viii be tho regular t s.
nafsteamer for st. Louis this morning at !
O'Clock.
Ms Tom jasper, Of the White Collar line,
sesvss fsr the same place at the same time
The kellis NcPiks will depart some time
6drinx ~ day.
Y - Addis Johnston leaves Montrose for
y Pal % arrival Of the morning train on
s4l1k3se Md
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ILLUMINATE tonight.
vo,. Of montr.,e rown.h,,

Vote OF Mont rose Tow MP
Electors-Rep. 1871; dem. 240.
Secretary of state-Wright 1s7; Hammer
80.
Auditor Of S.ats-Elliott 1877; Dunlavy 240.
Treasurer az State Rankin lS7, McCarty
24o.
Register OF Land Ofice-Carpenter 1877;
Anderson $40.
Attorney General % Conner 1871; vii.
hanson 240.
Congress- cCrary 1870; Clsgett 237.
Circuit Judge, LIST Dist-Draysr l76; Rice
2a2.
Clerk Dist Court-Stempel It's; DoerY 23s.
County ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1874; Allyn
23k
for Supervisor-Sawyer 1871; Brown pa.
Justices of the Peace-Wison 1873; Brice
1871; Lakin 1s2; Carter 24f; Breunsu 22s,
Wright 236.
Constables-Barber 1885, Jones 1874; Tnm-
Bile 1872; Adams 234; Goodnongh 228, Dnpey
23a.
Assessor-Curtis 1872; Anderson 243.
Trustees-Renwaldl 1872; Beckley 1874; Reed
1876; Crsndall 242; Brown6eld 239: Schooly
24l.
Township Clerk-Booper 1884; Smith $40.
For Amendments 49, against 23y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

RIVER new

PATENT Pantaloon Drawers, at Dillon 4
Jones; also Knit undershirts and Drawers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

PLrAoyrs- bnck Gloves. u Dillon 4
jones' sHas, Cs1 and Furnishing goods store.
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The Banner Mission Sabbath School Of
Keokuk i. one of our strictly mission enter
prses. /. is conducted on utilitsrian princi,
pies, and is deserving Of the most generous
aid at the hands OF orr citizens. At their
room on 10Th, between Timea and Bank
streets, will be given this evening an Ice
Cream Festival, the proceeds Of which will
60 toward properly providing the room With
seats. Let as many of our citizens IS can at
tend the entertainment do So and 10 this
manner assis, most worthy and commend
able enterprise.
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New York Dry Goods Hsrhes.
D. Telegraph INV YonR. Nov. T.
ATket sa quiet but stsady for III staple cotsoas
" quote standard brown sAsetngs, like Indian Head
Oohsssts and Atlantic 1t IL Appleton A. Paeiae 1915
Aususts II; NJ Mills bissehsd musIins Is; Utiss -
bs.ched sLoetinss u do - CO do 10 10 uxb,dss
4E414l1 and standard caliooes shilling.
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Insurance and Real Estate agent,
o- Cor. Main sHd Eaurfh Sis.

EOR SALE.--Lots / and :, in Block ~,
Il Reds Addition. Price sos or each lot.
Alse Lot 10, flock 1873, Concert Street, between
l3th and ltth ats. Title perfect. Price yda1.
Also Lot s, half OF Lot Z, piaek 43 IN hinnrnes Ad-
ditiou to ksokuk with story feaeie dwelling con-
tanning thres csar csiern. stable and tte best
variety Of fruit he found In this city The same
quantity Il land This property form erlJ occupied
by p. a. Ward. Title perfect. rrcn 81 Gus.
Enauireof Ii D. TEN EsGB
suv2o Corner 18th ard Main.
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81. Louis Cattle market.
By Telegraph 81. kouiA Nor.
Cattle-Larss supply; light demand,
Hop-5A ersss.
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oA,..s. L,v. See. n.ra...

oAisegs Live stssn Aashss.
D. fslsnrph.j O1eAso. nov. 1
Catte-Quist but prices unchanged Rsesipts 1857
fair native.
Hess-oust; shads Avner; eoS for esanos - mod
N; $3.50 for good y cAoies
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Bsr Rass, Caps and Furnishing Goods, G
Dillon 4 Jones.
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Ne ~ requested to say that the sociable
and Reunion Of the N. s. Presbyterian
Church, i postponed from this evening until
..sxt Tuesday evening, November 10Th, when
it will b held q the house Of q. Scott
Howell.
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A,,ent,on, Juu,or T.nner..,

THR latest Fall styles OF Hats and Caps, at
Dillon / Jones'.
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Financial and Commercial.
KEoKUK MARKET !.

Corrected daily by Snow q HuBER, Comm ission
Merchants, Second street.
Nov. 2, 1858.
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Chies 10 Market.

By Telegraph UHoAso, Nov. (.
Flour-Ratrly active; opened nrm closed weak.
wAeat-onsaeA At 81 49, ruled weak closed Al d lAk
Cona-DaA at so6eSs closed Il 1850
Oats--o net; 4s,fotsK slosiss 1t inside figure.
Rye-Low.r sold Early At u ls1<, closed At n -.
Dsrley-Qust At u to2s; closed snssetlsd At q 80
lss.
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E,-UEl RENT.-A two story brick Dwelling
i House. with rooms, e'tpats on ~ h, be wton
Fulton and Franklin streets tussstston na~ Prize,
$50 per month. IT. II, IbN. b}th,
Keokuk Oct H. 1888.
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- hie Aepsa and expected that each com
psay Of Tanners will be full, represented
todnitht.
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The reasons for purchasing clothing OF
yencin. Jones l. Co. are 80 plain that to
those who have patronized them they
need no explanation. To those who hays
not been to see them they can be made
equally as plain if they will cali at their es-
tablshmen. on the corner Of Main K Third
q raats
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

naar Atook Of White Shirts in the city, a,
Dil1ea kJooss'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

TuE work isn't over until that ubilation
comes off There was Appomatto1 and the
Bows il Blue marched up in that last grand
review, showing their drill, and what strong
ranks there were if any further work were
needed to insure the peace they had won.
So will the Republicans meet tonight to
celebrate past achievements and keep mp the
organization for future demands and tri-
umphs.
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! -cela 0ot to.nisht and join in the jollifca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

Ouh friend &C. at Big Mound, writes rs
an account Of the Democratic meeting .,
that place on the 9th, with request that ve
publish Ill or part Of it. We are slad Of
the kindness that prompted the report, but
i. hasn't reached us until after the election,
and so too late for publication. We gladly
bu , the hatchet now and eschew exclusive
devotion to politics. We devoutly thank
God, that it's all over and that ii Is it is
Grant 10 President. A patriot and gentle
man, and the best presiding officer since
Clay, will Gil the Speakers chair Of the Sem
ate, and that Forum b saved from the shame
of inoonpstsocs and drunkenness. violapes
and Ku- Klux assassination il the oouth will
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OuR learned and eloquent friend, Hon. D..
F. -, whose psnchsnt for quoting Latin
is a well-known characteristic Of his genius,
has, We are credibly informed, made but one
speech since the late deceaee Of the Demo-
cratic party. He came down town looking
pale and haggard, from the effects Of hisovn
and Craig's recent joint canvass Of Irishtown.
BE had worked hard to keep Irishtown up to
its ancient fame. He and our other eloquent
friend had recited BY alter nation, with much
force, pathos, and effect, that celebrated
claim of early birth at dublin on the
Rhine" which has been so effective on more
than one occasion in securing for him . cell
tic leadership. Their joint and several de-
livery Of this splendid piece Of oratory made
such deep impression upon one Irish lady
whom they met that to get rid Of thsm-is
was washing day she promised that her hus-
band should vote for Seymour, and h.
didn't do il.
But our learned and Latinical friend came
down town. He looked in . melancholy
way at the returns from the Second Ward.
He seemed surprised. He slowly and grad.
ally collapsed. With growing pallor he put
his hands upon his - stomach, and said
family and tragically:
"Sic(k), Sic(k), Sic(k)-traasit DUBLIN
on the Rhine r.
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Let us have q Grand Rally tonight.

There Va. case Of till tapping at one OF
the grocery stores on Main street, between
sth and 9th, Tuesday night which under diff
ferent circumstances might have been con-
Quoted on q more extensive scale. but 81 the
contents Of the drawer amounted in all to
but fifty cents that was the limit to which the
nernatrafnr WAS confined.
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tanners come out tonight and aid il
making the jubilation glorious one.
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HANCOCK Go The indications are tha'
our Republican friends across the river have
carried Hancock county handsomely. These
maiorities have been reported 70 us: LIE
Harp AZ Rep. maj. Monticello 15s Rep
maj, Warsaw leo Rep, Augusta 81 Rep.
Rocky Run 8 Dem, Walker 100 Dem, Nau
700 40 Dem, Lenora "a one way or the 9th
er and We don't know which. Carthage
Dem. maj.
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LsOR SALE acres OF land, described
i on Fox Il otiey's Map OF heokuk As Ry "Rabsrl
Nc Ntrdys fsiitgt Grtuf5 " '''rI distance west oi
Bilten's Nnrsefy. Price 80. iftte good
Also the UNDIVIDED half OF % fees gitn street Al
adj ,iu ng the L.. story brick uiits ecoup
ed by Ma D, 2. White. Enquire #
a Is TEN EyCK,
septa Cor.4th and Maiutt ktokuk.
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The eleetit is over and Of course the peo-
pie will again assume their proper equilib-
rum.
great many will want new clothing in
order to prepare for the coming Of cold weath.
err Ike Stern h Go. invite the attention o.
all such to the largest and best stock o.
clothing in the city, at their mammoth cloth
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For Sale.

A Frame Dwelling House, With four rooms,
n cellar stable cistern, nice ga1dtu grapes and
great variety OF frnit fail lot al III good eondi
slou-on Fran n between 18Th aud 4tH steets Title
good Price $l2Do-hsli cash, hsinrea on time kn-
qare Of =. IhA-Etth Il,
Real Estate aid tpspsance Agent,
jnie DOR 4th ard Man-sts.
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hLrnrsArx tonight.
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] One Of the Judges Of the Election
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RunalO.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Os for
new on track; others unchangedi mar
ket generally inactive.
MfIWaukee.
JANUARY 24.-FLoUR-Very dull at
90 95alO 90 for city Xxx.
WHEAT-Dul At S2O91< for No. i.
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RICHmOND.
R1cHMoap, ", Jan. 2
vIRaINIA ooNvENTIoN.

VIRGINIA CONVENTION
In die Convention to-day Hamilton
Fish, on the part of the Peabody Trust
ees, made an excuse, ON account of bu-
slness, for their not visiting the Con.
vButton.
DIR. Sears, business manager of the
Peabody Fund, addressed the COnven-
ton at length ON educational subjects.
Ten Thousand copies OF his address
were ordered TO be printed.
The following resolutions were re.
ferred:
Thai the title to church property shall
not be affected by the result ofthe war.
To compel children to attend school
regularly.
Against special aid by the LegIsla-
lature for promoting immigration.
Praying for the -femaval of the uni
ted States tax on TO bRceo.
To rent the oyster shores now mOn0p-
olized by wealthy persons without title,
the proceeds to be applied to free school
purposes.
ges from their masters. so-caIled, from
April 9, 1865, till January 1, 1865.
Against the increase OF tax on
the produce of industrial pursuits
In the State where loyal men, during
the war, were compelled TO sell their
property for 80 called Confederate
money and leave the State, that they
are entitled to recover the came, and
the purchasers must look to those par
ties, who forced them to leave, for re-
muneration for the amounts paid by
them for said property.
The day was spent in the discussio n
of the following addltiodal section to
the bill of rights, which was finally
adopted: That all persons residing In
this State, and born or naturaIized in
the United States and subject 70 the
jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the
United States and of this state.
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terrible lInrier 4. e.. To,,.g

ST. Louis. Jan. 2s.-John Swanav
mate OF the steamer Armadilio. and
nrother Of Capt. Swauey, killed vii.
liam a. Gravea,a passenger. rom Ti1.
CHESTER Pa, on the Armadillo. last
night. Swaney had been drunk dur.
ing the day and attempted to ouarrel
with several persons on board, He eS.
pressed a strong desire to blow the
Slerks brains ont, and subsequently,
ared at his brother, Captain Swaney.
Later In eNeYening he went mn IL tI3e
texas and commenced eating lunch.
graves entered shortly afterwards
t S.1.s sWaney hercely asked him If he
came to rob him. Graves answarai
Pleasantly, when Swaney shot him.
dragged his body to the edge of ths
hurricane deck, and rolled 1t over.
BOARD. Swaney then washed the blood
rom his hands from the coffee urn on
the luncheon table, and went to her.
a short time afterwards he was arrest.
ed by policeman, and was TODAY
committed for murder in the fret de-
gree. Graves body was not found,
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Blythe ATL Al.NTIC CABLE,
AIdVloes 70 the 24th Of Jannar1.

81. HrERssURo, January s44rhs
nCutsemen zeitung, published here.
eau ca. attention editorially to the fact tha'
me new French army bin n1aterisIIS
increases the power of Napoleon ana &
sure TO prompt him 10 assume ! f,tsSi,s =
stand and holder tone in regard 10 b. ~
ropean. politics., - Nu-
FAsIs, Jan. 24.-The semi-ofnciai IN.
patFie' in an editorial article, observes
that Russia is theonly power not no : -
IN harmony with the rest of Enrons
Efforts of this character to tran1DiljSa
the public mind and give the assnrs.
ance OF prolonged peace are sinqnlarIv
antagonistic, by the fact that every
power in Europe is actively engaged in
arming as for anticipated war!
luis said that new French loan u
the amount OF 10000, 700 francs viii
surely pc put upon the market soon.
LONDON. Jan. 24.-1l:15- conso,s
929<as25s for money; s25s on acconnt.
70. 8. Bonds TlsSa71s<: Illinois Ge1 1,t-.'
s6<; Erie 4sx. l.siA1
FAR1s, Jan. A.-u:15-Bourse, heayv.
Rentes tend down; Bullion in banls has
used twenty-seven million francs.
last week.
RPoor, Jan. M.-11:15-C Cotton
buoyant; quotations unchanged.
s -, OF the 10, 600 bales, whereof 10000
Oa1es are for speculation; 10000 for ex-
port; stock in port 4O6, 900 bales. where.
Of 600. are American. shtpments
from Bombay, up to the 18th, since last
report, 5000 bales. Breadstuffs. arm.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.-Ganeral
Mcdowell and staff have arrived from
Arizona. The news from the territory
is unimportant.
The steamer Constitution from Pam
anna, and Lady Hulse from Liverpool,
have arrived.
The brig Arago went ashore in foul
weather, on the Bluff January 9th, lu-
ring the snow storm.
The latest advices from Alaska, Dec.
18th, mention no suffering among the
troops; but on the contrary represent
all we'll. The Congressional resolution
inquiring into the reports that the
troops want accommodations, proyi-
sions, and are suffering from the ex-
treme cold weather, creates surprise
here.
Late Arizona advices state that Gen.
Palmer, the Southern Pacific Railroad
surveyor, expresses the opinion that
the road may be built on the 30th par
allel. The report of parties surveying
the Celia route may possibly change
the road 10 the SOD parallel, but he
thought It doubtful. General Palmer
placed q corps OF surveyors on the line
from Techachopee to San Francisco,
and sent back party of engineers from
the Colorado river to correct the survey
from the 35th parallel to the Rio Grande.
1t Is the intention of General Palmer to
proceed Immediately to Washington
of the time and secure some
congressional assistance to the South
ern Railroad Company. On the
Central road the territory was
visited by heavy rains and the low
country flooded, rendering the roads
The San Gabriel river
overhowed its banks and inun.
dated the finest country In Southern
flooding town of Elmonte
Indians quite recently at Williams
fork.
The copper mines are carried ON Wig
The Great Contract Company
struck large body of rich ore known
~ gray sulphurets. The Lower Tun-
mel, Planet and Springfield Companies
continue TO work with satisfactory re-
suits.
George w. Dent, the Territorial Su-
of Indian Affairs, and
/ candidate for Congress is a brother |
n-law to Gen. Grant.
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JANUARY 24.-FLoUB-Cnchanged
Observation-Disclosures and
quiet. Corn-DulI and nominallv nm
changed. OHts-Dull at 67a6Sc. Rye
Dull at 81 Goal 60. Barley-In good de.
mand and higher closing at 81 15a2 10.
CoTToN-Ffrmer; sales in the after.
noon at 16c for mfddliug.
ing in bonded.
Hoes-Firm at 81 OOa7 25 for extra,
gross, and So OOAS %, net.
PRov1sIoNs-Firmer, and holders ask
higher prices. Mess Pork-$2O OOa2l 90:
Bulk shoulders-Sc loose and sides OK
aSSsc, metz fnlly cured, firm, with a
moderate j0bbing demand at 9a9J<c for
shoulders, and Il1<all9<c for clear RIB
and clear sides; holders now ask I2p
'ior the latter. Hams-Sugar-cuEed
'lb1<al6c canvassed aAd packed.
LARD-Firmer;l low grades l12<a12I<c;
prime Kettle rendered 1876.
:BuTrKR-Dul at 3sa37c for fresh
Eoas-soc.
TImothy-$2 5Oa2 60. Flax-S2 Is.
OILs-LInseed-Stead at 81 isa1 90
for best; demand light. Petroledm-I
Quiet at Patio for refined; stock yery
light. Lard-In good demand at 81 GOA
SoA~A-4SsSA poy4n8s-
ChIeREO.
JANUARy 2.-FLoUR-DulI andd un-
changed.
GR4IN-Whsat-C Closes dull and low
er; q lOa2 IL for No. i; 81 O7a2 OK for
No. 2. COrn-DuIl and lower; S3AS31<c
for new. OAts-DnlI and easier, at 581f
a6S<c. Rys-Dull and nomiDally un-
changed. Barley-Held firm at e Goa
Pao1yrs1o,r. T1orie-Dnli at $40 *.
20 90. Lard-Held firm at 12Ifn123<c,
Green Meats-Dull; hams 1O5zc; shOnl-
DRHssED Hoos-ouiot at 81 1Oas 30.
whole range.
JANUARY N.-FLOUR-Active, and .
cents higher, especially for low and
medium grades.
Firm and unchanged,
Corn and Oats-Dull and unchanged.
Bafley-Firm and better at e 35a2 so.
RSe-BetteF At 81 70a1 IS.
PRovIsIoNs-Nothing doing; prices
nominal. Lard-BeIter at l2al21<c fox
steam.
JANUARY 24-GRAIH-VVheat
and unchanged; white Michigan 81 90;
amber do g 65; No. red 81 go; No. 2
g As. Corn-Quiet and &c lower; sales
new at 9O1<a9lc. Oats-Shade better;
sales at &c for No. /. Rye-QuIet.
JANUAR124.-GRATR Os for
neW on track; others unchangedi mar
ket generally inactive.
Milwaukee.
JANUARY 24.-FLouR-yery dull At
VVuvhT nall a. lI1OoIZ 10. ~.
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JANUARY -yVheat-Flrm
and unchanged; white Michigan 81 90;
amber do 81 65; No. 4 red 81 80; No. 2
sales at &c for No. 1. Rye-QuIet.
DRESSED Hoos-Dull and dropping.
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NEW York, Jan. 24.-The Herald,s
aavana special, dated Santiago. lie
1Ist, says: The five or six aldermen
elected are native Spaniards, and The
mayor is Madrid lawyer.
An action was brought at Santiago
against lady, who was the author Of
an article on the new system Of taxa.
ton, and resulted in her being fined
500 and the bare escape from impris-
onment.
The harbor master of Santiago was
terribly alarmed over supposed inva-
SION 9. nj by foreign negroes, who proved to
was wrecked at Cape Maisi.
The population of Santiago, including
the slaves, is $4,000, and the taxation
$4,000 annually. Balls have been
suspended there.
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New York Specials.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 24.-The Times,
,Mashtngton special Pronounces the
cabinet, that Gen. Grant admitted that
ne had agreed to hold on until removed,
as totally false. he agreed with the
President that If he (6ranO was re.
moved, that Stanton would have to re-
sort 70 the courts; but he never made
would SO remain, and become party
to the controversy. a subsequent ex-
ANIMATION of the law convinced him of
the course he must pursue, and 4s
hours betor 9 the Senate acted, he watt
e.t upon Mr.. Johnson, of his own Volt
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NEW YORK, Jan. A.-A public. din.
ner was rendered Wm. Cullen Bryant,
in consideration OF his persistent adyo-
cacY of free trade.
The 2lst Annual Convention of the
Northern and Southern Chapters Of the
Theta Delta Chi, was organized to-day,
Delegates were present from the VaFf-
Gus Universities, and large attend
ance is expected. The aftairs Of the
fraternity are in satisfactory condf-
ton.
AnaIleRoricaIp picture of Alaska Ter
IitoEy5 by Leutze, has been presented
70 Secretary Seward by number Of
pur prominent citizens,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-25

BOSTON, Jan. 23.-The bIu 10 onanoe
the State Constitution in this com.
monwealth, came mp this p. M, in the
Senate on its passage to its third read
ing:
in opposition to the passage of the bill,
and, on vote being taken, the bill was
or dered to third reading by
yeas, q; nays, IS. AS soon as the vote
was announced, motion was made to
orders for Tomorrow. but the result
will not be changed. The Senate cham.
Dor was filled t0sufocatiOn during the
debate.