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UudeF the above caption the Dubuque
HeraEa has m able article ia relation 70
The late eiectio ns, and after summing up
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WEEKLY BLlGLE.
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rHuRsDAk. NOVEMBER o. 1896.

acI.rg0 70 THR CONSTITUTIONS, AS THE
sarpwREOKEDMARlEgRCIIaae ToTHg LAST
PLANK, wHgE NIGHT AND TuK TEMPEST
GLOSS AROUND HIa pi-Lswfs Casa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-18
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sOUTHERN HEPATiC PILLS.


4 FEW Inpsnss, Fac. il regard % The "ssS.k-
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Seasonable and Desirable Goods

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AT WA0LEsALE AND RETAIL
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Undertaking, At Marlborough,

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a NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL PAPER.

A NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL PAPER.
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IN STORE AND yoR SALE.

IN STORE AND Tok SALx.
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new PUBLICATIONS
BURKE, B0YKIN 4 CO.,

MACVNt OLbhhfS.
NoW RsAprl-MHsrRR MILLiHh Mt.
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persona Pronssseed ~ good jadsss V - equal e
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ADDRESS.
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BURKE, BoYKIN & CO.
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go. date haseA Afh. 1854.
GEORGE ~. RCREH0Y.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-27
AMERICANS IN PARIS.


a Paris letter III the New Iork iinftS says:
There an unusual lurn-ous Of Americans at
the bali at the Tuileres Wednesday evening last.
Among the Northern people we noticed Mrs. Ro-
maids, Mrs Ryers Mrs. and Nils Penni-1an, Miss
Alice Riggs. Miss Jessup, Mrs. and Miss Terrence,
Mr. and Mrs Eustis, Miss Lille Hitchcock, the
Misses Sims. Mrs. two Misses and roung Mr.. Gwin.
the Misses Eloodsood, the Misses Bel. Miss Green
field. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Wisdom, Miss LUdlurn
ard sister, Mrs Moore, also beauties. every one %
them and among the Confederate gentlemen. NJ
Corbyn, of Virginia; Mr.. kost. son Of Judge Rost,
Confederate hgent ; Mr.. Coleman. grandson Of the
late ]. J. Crittenden Mr.. Prsther, DR.. Rudd and
Lieutenant Moore, now III COMMAND Of The Con
federate vessel the Rappahannock. retained by the
French Government in the port of Calais for NO
lation of the neutrality laws. Lieutenant Moore.
(who is in command of the vessel, while his supe-
rior, Captain Fontleroy, Is absent IN Italy on a
bridal tour appeared at the ball IN the Confederate
uniform and attracted great attention by the beauty
and novelty of the costume, and was, IN fact, the
lion of tho evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-27

road budding contained . considerable
quantity Of rice and corn, also two huns
dred kegs Of powder. This morning
early, while the citizens were inside
gathering up tho rice and corn, rebel
soldier entered and ignited the powder.
The; result was terrific explosion, and
the killing and w0undiDg Of one hundred
Of the people.
E At daylight the rebels blew up four
rams which were in the inner harbor,
near to the city. l noticed only one pri-
vate house in flames. l was told that the
owner applied the torch few minutes
before tho rebels left the city.
General Hardee was in command, and
by his order two thirteen-inch Blakely
guns on wharf battery were burs.cd.
The remaining guns, six in number,
mounted on the wharf batteries, were
spiked, aud the carriages disabled.
The first one Of our men who entered
the city was Iieutenant-C Colonel A. G.
Bennett, Twenty-first United States CO.
lored troops, who arrived about half an
hour after the last Of the rebel forces had
left. He was followed by Colonel Ames,
of the Third Rhode Island artillery.
The city is now held by troops sent over
from James and Morris islands.
Captain H. NJ. Bragg, of General Gill
mores staff, went over to Fort Sumter
in small boat, and planted the Ameri-
can colors on the paIapet. In Sumter
are nine guns, four columbiads and five
howitzers. Captain Bragg brought away
with him tattered Secesh flag, which he
found in corner of the fort.
A blockade-runner, with an assorted
cargo, WHICH ran up to Charleston in the
night, was taken possession of by the
navy. The citizens tell me that three
other blockade-runrers are expected in
tonight. The rebels retreated in the
direction of WILMINGTON.
But few of the inhabitants remain
When General Gilmore reached the
pier in his flag boat-the w. w. Colt
he was greeted by about fifty whites and
blacks. All day long tho people have
been begging for provisions.
All of the hotels are closed, with the
windows and doors fastened. The re-
OC1S A0t0 AC1L oil lIluuluVl 0OlC 4uouIIty
of guns in the various forts about the
harbor, but have not time to give par
ticulars in this dispatch.
The citizens say that the harbor, from
Sumter up to the city, is filed with tor
pcdoes, but none of them have exploded
as yet. The arsenal in the city is filled
with ammunition.
Az foot 90 GoDoro1 Cch;m,,o;Ip fan p;r,c
forces could be thrown into the city they
were set to work to put out the fire,
which, up to the time Of leaving, was
raging fierccly in different parts OF
the city, presenting an appearance Of
horror frightful to behold-old men, wo-
men and children rushing frantically to
and fro in an agony Of despair at the loss
Of their homes and the killing and mu-
tilating of their friends.
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county. Ohio, On the charge upon which
he was cxtradited, namely: robbery
If acquitted, he will havo safe convoy
out of the United States, Mr. Seward
having written to that effect to Mr.. Rus
sell, the United States district attorney
at Detroit, who will conduct the prose
cution. 1t is not yet known when the
trial will commence. Lambert states
that Burley is confined to his cell all the
time. and does not look so well as when
confined in the Toronto Jail.
By order Of Lincoln, Captain ). Y.
Beall was to be executed on Friday, and
there was very little, if any, chance OF a
further reprieve.
John S. Meade, son of Major Gene
raj Meade, died in Philadelphia on the
22d instant.
A Lower Canada journal says: lie
Courier de st. EyacintAe states that the
number Of Canadians who have enlisted
since the beginning of the war is placed
at $4,000. OF this number, $4,000 were
French Canadians, no less than IA, 900 Of
whom have died on the battlefield.
The constitutional amendment. abolish
ing and prohibiting slavery throughout
the United States was, On Tuesday,
adopted by the Legislature Of WiScon-
sin. Seventeen States have now ratified
it.
The steamer River Queen formerly
General Grants headquarters boaD has
been detailed for the use Of Lincoln and
the members Of his Cabinet The River
Queen has been assigned berth at the
Seventh Street wharf, at Washington,
where she will await orders.
A mass convention Of "loyal Nirgi-
mans" met at Alexandria, Virginia. -
The object Of the convention is to con:
slider the condition Of the State, and
adopt measures for its relief from ''rebel
tyranny" also, to discuss the future
course and policy of its restored Co.
yernment."
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THE GRAND YANKEE INAUGURATION
BALL.

The ball is to come off on Monday
evening, March 6, in the immense hall
Of the Patent Office building. The sup
per has been contracted for at five thou
sand dollars; the music at one thousand
three hundred dollars. Four thousand
invitation tickets are to be printed, and
will be distributed Immediately. Every
thing touching the ball is to be conducted
on the gran6est scale possible. The
tickets are to be ten dollars each, admit
ting gentleman and two ladies. # any
gentleman desires to take more than two
ladies, the charge for each over two will
be two dollars. Any surplus over the
expenses is to go to the families of SOL
ders in the field.
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LATER FROM THE NOrTn.

We have received Northern papers of
Thursday, the 23d instant. Gold, 2o1 3 5.
TIE EVACUATION oF wILMINGToN-THE
FALL OF Fo.P ANDERSON.
The Yankee papers contain a good
deal about the fail Of Fort Anderson,
which preceded the evacuation Of Will
mington, North Carolina. 1t appears
that the fort was heavily shelled by
Porter's feet and demonstration made
in its front while another effort was
made to get in it,. rear. An account
says:
General Scho6cid having accomplished
all that he had contemplated by this de-
monstration in front, about 3 o'clock P.
NJ withdrew the whole Of the Third d.
vision and sent it around upon tho other
road, where he had arranged to have
General Amcs's division Of the Twenty
fourth corps meet them and march to-
gether, to come in upon the north side
Of the fort, the only place at which the
enemy could escape. General Cox had
provided himself in advance with com
petent guides to conduct his column by
the intricate roads leading through this
part Of the country; and by the middle
Of the afternoon he was in motion, with
gockrelrs battery Of Rodman's guns.
rae had, as yet. rade 10 use whatever
~ sh's battery, and the enemy had no
lesson % suppose that there was any ar.
uHefy with the column. During the
neat Of the engagement, the band Of the
One Hundred and Fourth Ohio kent up
constant serenade Of patriotic music
me rebels, determiacd not to hc o,,t.
dene also posted brass band unon IN sha
parspet q their work, which disco,,-. ...S
Opposition melody. Among "a .,cr =.
eonspicnous tunes was recognized : I. .
voEits Southern air, /" Who's been herr
while I've been gone"
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SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION.

SATURDAY, February 25, 1865.
The Senate was called to order at II
O'clock. Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Con
verse
In very few minutes after being or-
gained, and before any business, other
than the reception and reference Of few
resolutions and petitions, the Senate went
into secret session.