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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-30

Nom&QuA. really Ueucvo NO 1AOWou
more ingenuity and courage in saving my
life than he could have mustered to pre-
serve his own"
Apollo had certainly behaved in most
creditable manner, and was ready to I'd.
NIT that he deserved Ill the good that his
master could do for him. A for the Hon,
! supposed nothing more was seen or
heard Of him.
"You are mistaken there, said Hutton,
II have the best part Of him now Ut my
house. / had An account TO settle with
the rascal for the horrid torture I had
suffered through him. Besides, - he
was eminently IMAM eater It would not
have done TO leave him at large, If Icould
help It. I.was sure he would not quit the
pool % long % the oxen remained near
q; and - / knew that two other traders,
johnson and L. Roux, were only . day or
two behind mo, waited til they came
up, and we al went out together with
our people and dogs. We I'M ted 1br two
days befnre we could manage 70 turn the
old cannibal out Of his den, among some
rocks and bushea
"Johnson happened to b nearest to
him and bowled him over at . long shot,
capital shot Il was, too the bah went Ia
behind the right shoulder and came out
under the LEFT flank. gave Johuson I've
pounds for the skin, which mean TO have
stuffed and ~ up q home, In memory Of
the day passed with the living owner,
and the day after. The first consider
to have been the most miserable day, and
the other the hAppiest that / have ever
spent = "a my lie. "-At Home end
Abseud
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Boston Market.

ROSTON. January 26.-CoFFEE.-Thereh has been
considerable doing in Java, the sales comprising
$4,000 pockets on private terms, anu 4aooVo PoC- P
kets at about 81, :a22c per pound, GOLD. IN NO NO
and St. Domingo nothing OF any consequence nas
been done, and prices are noniinally the same.
CorroN,-There Is rather more Inquiry Tor nlgn
grades, and prices are higher on account Oh tne
comnaratiyely small supply, but low grades are
not 80 much wanted. The sales have been at 25a
o3L for ordinary; 24a24ls for good ordinary; 2oa
25 X for low mildling, and 25 5ha26c Tor mltuling,
Including uplands and Gulf. The market at the
close is very firm, particularly for low mlddllng
and uplands. -.
DoMEsTIcs.-There has been fair demand Tor
cotton and woolen goods, but no marked ACTIVITY
tc notice. Spring styles of wOolens, ,delalnes ana
prints are attracting more attention, anu more
active demand Is soon looked for.
FRuIT-Malaga raisins have been In fair de-
mand, with sales at 81 45af go per box Tor layers.
Smyrna figs are dull, and no sales OF any lmpor-
tance. Dates and peanuts have been quiet, win
sales only in johbing lots: BY auction, the cargo
OF the Western Sea. from Messina. sold as follows:
1890 boxes oranges ut 81 6oa3; $50 boxes leinons
at 81 50a4 65 per box.
GJSSY BAGs-The market is quiet but steady.
Sales OF 200 bales in New York at lI1ac, and 81
bales here at 1Sc, currency.
GUNNY CLorH.-The market is quiet for gunny
cloth, but firm al l63lc, gold in bond, and 2la22c,
currency.
HAY.EThere Is very little change to notice.
Moderate sales at Sl5aSlS for common, anu s2oa
s24 for good and prime Eastern and Northern.
NAVAL SToRES.-In spirits turpentine safes nave
been made in small lots at 4Sa49c per gallon. Tar
is quiet and in rosin and pitch no transactions OF
any lmmportance.
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Receipts by Railroad, January 80.
souTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

716 bales cotton, % bales domestics, l50 barrels
Hour, IL bbls sugar and molasses, 40 bbls nava'
stores, cars stock, Q cars lumber. To Railroad
Agent W K Ryan, Graeser & Smith, Wagner.
Stewart Il co, Pelzcr, Rodgers Il co, Frost y ;.tl-
ger, Reeder & Davis, G II Walter & co, W VIII
liams & co, Downg & co, Mowry Il Son, ward
ID D DeSaussllre, BrodIe a. co. Willis 4 Chso',m.
Mey, Bschor n co, and Claglora. Herring & c."
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
2lo bales upland cotton, bags sea Island cot.
ton, SO bbls naval stores. cars phosphate. cars
lumber and wood, machinery, mdse &c. 10 Il
Williams Il CO. J Marshall, jr. A a Goldsmith y
CO, Goodrich, Wineman Co. IL Granger Frost
& Adger, Green, W X RYAN, Thurs,on Holmes.
A Doar, a j Salinas, Kirkpatrick Witfe. Wis>
& co, Mowry & Son, Gaillard & Minott, Caldwell
Son. ] Bush, Ingraham & Son, COlcOcE & co. J y
QuacEenbuSh, Wigfal, Ravcncl Il Gu, Z Mallo-
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York. D
Harrison, w steers, S y Lewis, W Brown. IL
NJ Ransom G Mood, j Mushaum, II Il NckcrSon.
johnson. Ii a Brghtman, \ Ferguson, wife
and three children, Captain W Chccschoro, Mrs
Craig, w A Simons, " IL Morse, and Gil dec
Per steamer Dictator, from Paatka VIA Jack
sonville Fernandina and Savannah-D NOOK.
Z rra-c, Mi-oJ Z Marphy. hi-- !. . Murphy. j -
Prior S N Freeman, Mrs Steele, Anderson W
T Lawrence. 5 Boukn-ht, DR. J Lcvltnc, j Mon.
roe, Sanders, E Il Montgomery, Lucas, II
Delaman, II y Morgan, ID Robinson, Mrs lrlor. {
ii Barry, w NJ Bird, Miss N French, II T. Eis.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH January o7.yCoTToN-UrLAND.-
The market for the week under review, has been
marked by steady Improvement in prices and
demand fully equal TO the stock offered. The pre-,
vious differences In the views or holders and
buyers became narrowed down favoraby to the
former, in view Of continued favorable advices
from Liverpool. Euyers have yielded TO
OF the week have exhibited more stability,
better prices and frmer market than has
prevailed since the upward tendency in prices.
quiet with sales OF 200 halcs for the week. We
quote: Common 3Sa42; medium AZ; medium fine
52a55; fair 5ca62; choice, nominal.
The following resume Of the operations will give
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS

LONDON, January % Noon. = Consols s-1a'
Bonds SIX.
PARIS, January 2s.- Bourse opened firm.
Rentes TAI sc.
HAyRE, January 2s.-Cotton opened quiet and
steady.
LIVERPOOL, January 29-Noon.-Cotton closed
dull: uplands 11ssa1lAd; Orleans 1l7sd; sales
10000 bales; for export and speculation 1000
bales. Pork l02s. Lard dali.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January 29.-Noon.-StecHs nrm
Money easy at sac per cent. Sterling long y;
short OK. Gold 2lh. Sixty-twos, coupons, lo1a;
Tennessee ex.coupons, SSH; new 452l; virginia
ex.coupons, 5S14; new 63; Louisiana, old Io' new
ss; Levee skies 64A; eights 771s; Alabama elgnts
81: fves 63h; Georgia skies SO; sevens 50; North
Carolina seyens, old 4s; new 2614; South Caro-
lima seyens, old So; new so. Cotton lower at
25nc: receipts for the week at all United States
ports iii, ,4SO bales; exports to Great Britain
81, go bales, to the Continent 25,6S5 bales STOCK
on hand and on shipboard not yet cleared 4'2S6o
ba.ics. Turpentine 461sa4Ic. Rosin firm at 81 10
for strained. Freights dull.
g,vening.-Moncy easy at 4a6 per cent. Bank
statement very favorable and showing large
uain in legal reserve. Sterling nominal at sz:a9.
Gold steady at el1aeI9s. Governments firm;
state securities frmer. Cotton lower; sales $50
bales at 25Hc. Flour dropping; superane state
and western 81 6Oa4 SIS. Wheat dull and deciin-
ing. Corn dropping. Whiskey heavy ut 99c'
Mess pork steady. Leaf lard shade lower; ket-
tie 17a171c. Naval stores quiet Groceries dull
Freights dull and dropping.
C1No1SSAT1, January 2s.--Corn dull at 74a'5c'
Whiskey dull at CSC; buyers contend for lower
rates. Mess pork quiet and firm at ss7 %. Ba-
con. shoulders held at 121zal21lc; sides l51salec.
Lard dull.
WILMINGTON, January 29.-Spirits turpentine
frm at 43c Strained rosn firm, 81 so. Crude tur-
pentIne steady at 81 65a9 so. Tar higher Mt 81
co. Cotton firm at 23a24t4c.
AUGUSTA, January 2s.-The heavy weekly re-
ceipts at all the ports have depressed the mar
ket; sales All bales; receipts 5S7 bales; middllng
nomiHally at 2ic.
MOBILE, January 2e.-Cotton in fair demand
and closed quiet; sales 1000 bales; middltnG 2ihc;
receipts 1913 bales; exports 434 bales.
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Georgetown Market.

GEoRGETOwN. January 26-CoTToN.-Sales of
bale at 2aEc "a ID. We quote from % to Csc q
1b.
CoRN-None arrived during the past week.
Retailing from store at 81 Is 2 bushel. We quote
from 81 is to 81 20 q bushe.
TIMBER-1o00 sticks arrived IN last week, and
met with ready sale, ranging from to l6c q
5asc: fair eal2c; good and prime ljalSc.
n D.-Receipts last week 1000 sticks, instead OF
200.
TURpENTINE.-virgin rip So; yellow dip s3;
scrape or hard 81 % to 81 GO 2 Dbl of $50 lbs 10
the Dbl.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Per gallon 4la42c.
TAR-Per Dbl, retail, 81 IS.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,


OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, January 2s, le'o'
CorroN.-The market during much OF tne lolc-
noon was characterized by steady rates ana
oooa demand. but the receipt of kilograms an'
nonncino rather heavy weekly receipts a. the
,,orts and n weaker condition OF the markets IN
consequence caused the article to close quleS anu
inactive. Sales near 500 bales; say at 23c; 30 at
os.: % at 2sH; So at "a; 90 at 24; 10 at 241s 30
at 24%; 81 at 24zs; ll2 at 25; 10 at 25: y extra
taple At 26, and on private terms. We quote,
omewhat nomlnaHy
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary.....'Ssss sspgs!a Ssta
Low mlddling .....'.......'aa 'a4>ag-4A
Mil0ling. ................. ....-.so "
Strict middhng.....-. ..-...........-'14eS-
R1cE.-There was q fair inquiry for this grain.
Safes about oa5 tierces of clean Carolina, say {:
80 tierces at SIC; 81 ut 57S; 1o3 at 6S; q a'
e,4c p ID. We quote common to fair clear Car
DINA at 5%@6s; good oi4@63c q ib.
NAVAL, SroREs.-There were no transactions OF
note in these articles.
FRgIGurS-Are somewhat dull. 10 LiVerpoois
by steam, engagements are making at Su g
fb on uplands and 1&d on sea islands' ny
sail 5:ls@Xd q ib on uplands, and hasSd q 10
ON sea islands To Havre, by steam, nomi'
nal: by sail, nominal OF Ac on uplanus
and l,Ic on sea Islands. Coastwise to
New York by steam, Hc p ib on uplanas
and 1c on sea Islands; by sail, &c q ID on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; oy SAIL u
@xc p ib on uplands. To Philadelphia by steam'
xc p ID on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, 3s@Sc 2 10 on
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
ExcHASeE.-sterllng 60 days bills soh@so%.
DOMESTIC ExcHASGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at 3I@,s oil, and sell at par out
side, they purchase sight checks at 2s@h OIL,
and sell at h@A Of.
GoLD-20@22.
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MEMORANDA.
The schr Palma, Rankin, from Georgetown,
C, arrived at New York January 81.
The schr Aldana, Rokeo, Jameson, from George.
town, S c. arrived at Boston January -.
The schr Chase, from Norfolk. Va, for Charles
ton was spoken OF Hatteras, January q.
The schr Ridgewood, Derrcksen. from george
town. S C, arrived at Providence January 20.
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New York Rice Market.

The Journal Of Commerce Of Friday, January
2Sth, says: "The market is dull. Dealers are buy
ing small lots at 6AG74c: but invoices are diff
cult to place; sales have been made OF 60 CASKS
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Ruu Creek NIarkct.

=. BULL CREEK, January 25.-TIMDER-Arrivals
for the week 1000 sticks, which were sold from "a
lie per cubic foot. We quote from 5alSc per cubic
foot. Good large timber much wanted.
NAVAL SToREs-No arrivals to report. Prices
unchanged.
TLR-No arrivals and prices nominal.
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COMMERCI4L NEVIS.
EXPORTS.

L,vEarooL-Per ship Hopes bags sr sea BT1isS sSasS
Sotson; iioEt,cMiI1 5ags se., s!and cotton, ll9o
Saies nnand cotton is6 bbls rosin, terces rlce
4S7 bags cotton seed. ,, 8 orr. % + N feet
,,rhsr 10 bbls -four IL bbls potatoes, boxes
and bbis Kerosene. bbs apples 100 boxes her
rings. =. Per schr W II Steele-6ooe 1eet iumoer'
IS bbls potatoes, 100 reams wrapping ppar papep 5oe
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-S9S
bales cotton, 81 tierces rice, 81 bales domestlcs
and yarn, IS packages sundries.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WILMINGTON, January 1s.-Cleared, steamships
Regulator and W Clyde, New York; Pioneer,
Philadelphia.
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Drnas, Chemicals, &e.
H E N r Y'S
C A II b o l. I G
CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR,
OR
BLOOD CLEANSER.

This medicine is known to the faculty as being
the concentrated fuld extract of Sarsaparllla
united with Carbollc Acid, and Is guaranteed as
chemically pure.
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Aipplng.
INA ST FREIG H T L N
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND
TIE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
THROUGH BILLS OF LADLNG GIVEN FOR
coTT0y TO BREMEN.

Commander, will SAIL for Baltimore on .lHsz SAlsAsazS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, 2d February, 1870, at
half past O'Clock.
ay-Insurance by the Steamers Of this line \
per cent. to Baltimore and Philadelphia. 10 Bos.
ton a. Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore without addi-
tional expense for insurance.
BS-Consignees by this line are allowed ample
time to sample and sell their Cottons from the
Railroad Dep0ts in PHILADELPHIA.
COURTENAY i TRENHOLM,
ionoe 2 Union Wharves.
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dor GEORGE TOWN, S. c.
wAvERLY, BROOK GREEN. AND KElTlIFIELD
MILLS, TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND.

SCHEDULE FOR MONTH OF JANUARY.
The Steamer EMIL IE, Captain p. c. = .,SlL.@sss
Lewis, will run as follows, leaving s43a
Charleston every MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
ING and Georgetown every WEDNESDAY anu SAT
rRDAY MORNING, at O'Clock:
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GEoRGEToWN.
MONDAY, January II, WEDNESDAY, January 10.
THURSDAY, January 90. SATURDAY, January -
MONDAY January q. WEDNESDAY, January 70.
THURSDAY, January o.. SATURDAY, January ~.
MONDAY January 81.
Freight and Wharfage must be prepaid.
No Freight will lie received after sunset.
Steamer leaves Charleston from Commercial
Wharf.
Freight will be received on the days previous to
sailing.
For engagements. apply to
SIACKELFORD s. KELLY, Agents,
iau12 Boyce's Wharf.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .E%EA
No. A. North River, foot Of Canal street, ,SM!ss4
New York, at 12 O'Clock noon, of the 5th and
a1st OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preccding.l
Departure Of the 21st connect NJ Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those of 5tlI touch mt Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco Tor
Japan and China March ], 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspnwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance Tree.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap
MY at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, Oh the
wharf, foot Of Canalstreet North River, New
York. T. L. BABY, Agent
mnrrl1o 1yr
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fertilizers.
terlIl3ers
u, 7 N o s
O l. u B L E M A N U r E S ,
SUI


the
available aFerahz
percentage
Fertilizers re
Posphat
Ganooa o
Tor
Will eaen
c.
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UP FOR THIS PORT.

schr T Weaver, Weaver, at New York. Janua-
ry 26.
Schr NJ A Coombs, Coombs, at Baltimore, Janu-
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr John Lymburner, orcutt, at Baltimore,
January %.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

WINNSBoRO', January 29.-G2 bales OF cotton
were sold in this market during the past two days
ut 2la235Sc.
ORANGEBURG, January 2S.--Sales during the
week l2o bales. We quote ordinary 2laa2c; low
middllng 222i; middling 2314.
SELMA. January 2S-Demand moderate, and,
in some Instances, at slight decline from yester-
DAYS figures. Sales about l23 bales.
COLUMBIA, January 29.-Thcre has been a
good demand for cotton during the past week.
All OF the staple brought to markct-4S2 bales
was rapidly taken at the following prices: lat 2O
at oOSi; at 81; at 2lI4:7 at 2l1s: 66 at 20
at 49, So at 23; Ill at 231s; 80 at l. at 2SS;
152 at s3A; 10 at "a.
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DoDD's NERvINE AND INTIGoRAToH

Is a Tonic and gentle stmuant, which is not at
tended by reaction. What it gains for you ii
maintains. When II rcfreslcs body or mind, il
relresAes with natural strength that comes to
stay. We are not recommending teetotaHsnl IN
the interest of any faction; but long and extend.
ed observation teaches US that he who resorts to
the bottle for rest or recupcraton, will fnd, as he
keeps at it. that he is kndIng Il fire in his bones
which will consume like the flames OF perditlon
Turn from it.. Take tonic that Will refresh and
not destroy. DODD'S NERVINE is for sale by all
Druggists Price One dollar. See book Of certi'
ilcates that accompanies each bottle
iune25 7mos
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an index to the tone of the market for the week

under review: or
ket TO rule quiet during the forenoon Later aa aos
vices caused buyers to come out, but the nrmness
of holders and the light offering STOCK niistTH iS
transactions to about 600 bales. LNerPooi ini0-
I SATURDAY,. asd.-The market opened with quiet
feeling. Tie views Of holders and buyers conilns id
together during the day rha ars saIee th Iarest
of The season. reached 1000 bales. Liverpool up
land 24Zc. .,.o. 49,, ,;,,oa firm, with
an advancing tendency in view ofadvlces. foreign
and domestic The demand has been lalr lot al
aradeS and sales Of 1000 bales were effected at
our quotations: Liverpool middling 24Ic.
TUESDAY, hGeps vere 's asking svanced Prices
which, in some instances, were yielded ny buyers.
The demand, however was but moderate, the
market closing firm at our quotations, WITH sales
Of 500 bales. Liverpool mlddlng Zoc. &c r,o,eroto
Wednesday, 26th.-The demand was mouerate,
and holders strong in their views OF tne suatiom'
Quotations remain unchanged. Sales oeo Dales.
Liverpool middling 25c
Thursday, 2Sth.-The market opened qulet at
unchanged quotations. Sales 400 bales. Liver
RsCEIpTsSThe receipts at thB port for the
past week have been 1908 bales upland ana 10 20o
tral Railroad, 10,51s bales upland; Atlantic anu
Gulf Railroad 1912 bales upland Sapannan
River steamers, 1922 bales upland; Altamana
River 4ol bales upland; torlqa Steane1si
from Beaufort Is bales seanisland; wagons, &C.,
bales upland and bale seq Island.
EXPsRTS.-The exports for the week nave oeen e
10 Oo3 bales upland and 3Ol bales sea island lor-
elgn, and 6s6i bales upland and .ss bales sea Is
land, ,coastwise, viz: To Liverpool, 10 BOZ bales up
land and bale sea island; to HaVre III Oaies up up
ian,i and 400 bales sea island; to New York. $3.50
bales upland and 212 bales sea island; to boston,
2729 bales upland; to Philadelphia, i31 oa eS up,
land: TO Baltimore, 2O3 bales upland, ana 10
Charleston, Is bales upland and &c bales sea
island. ,o.,
FINAScIAL.-Money continues moderately easy,
tOry collaterals only required with 10 per cent.
margin to obtain all required by the business pub
lie. Investments in securities have recently been
quite large and the demand continues; seculi-
vanced in the estimation OF our people, and con-
siderable amounts have been invested with
promise OF handsome results at day not iaf
distant. Sight exchange on New York buying 16
per cent. on to par; selling par to Is per cent.
premium. Gold buying at 2lls; selling at 70.