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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

The funeral services Of Absaham Lin
coin, late President Of the United States,
are 70 take place to-dayl9.h inst, in the
city Of Washiogtop. D. G., At II o'clock y.
Out Of respect for the lamented dead,
our citizens are requested to CLOSE their
respective business houses, and to abstain
from al secular employment on the 18th
inst, from 10 o'clock \. y. until > o'clock
r. n, AID 70 repair to their respective
places Of worship. and have such exer'
cises ~ they may deem moss appropriate
and proper and that all the bells Of the
city be tolled from IL o'clock A. N. until
l o'clock P. n. on said day
II. 3. TRx. EycK.
President pro. tenn. City Council City o.
Keokuk.
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"a Henry Depugh has moved his
barbet chop temporarily TO room between
Fourth and Fifth streets, on Main.
Our citizens will doubtless BE- dul

~Our citizens will doubtless be duly
observant Of the orders published else
where concerning the funeral services to,
day. The mortal of our Incompatible
President is to be consigned to its kin
drsge dust. Had there been time there
would have been, instead Of services in
the various churches. preparations made
for general and united burial service.
This eoul d not be done. The programme
embraced in the several orders we pub
lish has been adopted. The people need
no reminder TO pay the tribute Of regard
due to Abraham Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

FUNERAL SERvIcEs.-In compliance
with the recommendation OF the Acting
Secretary OF State. that the various reli.
glous denominations of the country should
meet at their various places OF worship at
the hour The funeral services Of our late
President are held at the seat of govern
ment, there will be appropriate united
services in The Chatham Square N. E.
Church, commencing at AZ o'clock to.
day. The laselic generally are invited
E. j. GILLETTE.
J. A. MISSIONER.
GEO. THAsHER.
E. II. WARIsa.
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uaeen1a lrsssang.


Pursuant % call, meeting Of khs Ma.
sonic fraternity was held ss Nasotie Hall.
Ksokak. Iowa. April l7th. - 7:sol
O'clock r. \.
Cept. Willis was called to the chair,
Jsdgs Clsestt appointed Vice President,
and H. Baell sppointed Secretary.
Dr.. Estabrook stated that the object Of
the meeting was to take into colsidera-
ton the proper action Of the fraternity,
10 view Of the mournful event which has
befallen our country 10 the assassination
OF our Chief Magistrate.
On motion, Dr.. Estabrook, Judge
Clagets and 8. L. Hagny were appointe0
q committee to draft resolutions.
The committee reported the following
preamble and. resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Where's, The distressing intelligence
Of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
has produced general sorrow among oil
LOYAL and true citizens Of the United
States, it ia, therefore. proper that All cit
liens who love their country aud the hon
or and unity OF the nation, should mani
fest. at this tune of national calamity, =
Just and proper sense Of indignation at
the cowardly act Of the Assassin Who
struck down in the vigor of life add use
fulness the Chief Magistrate Of the United
States. and brought sorrow and mourning
to the hearthstone Of every patriotic citi-
zen of the country; therefore, We, the
members of the Masonic fraternity Of the
city of Keokuk, desiring TO manifest our
sincere sorrow At the un.imely death Of
the late President of the United States,
and our detestation OF the foul and 2ai.or-
Gus spirit which eliminated in his assass-
ination,
Resolved, That We will. n body, 1t
tend the procession which may be deter
mioed on for the purpose of paying the
last tribute Of respect TO his memory and
patriotic services 10 his country.
Resolved, further, That COMMITTEES
be appointed 1t this meeting 70 make the
necessary preparations for carrying into
effect the object Of this meeting.
THos. w. CLAGErr,
w. W. EsTABRooK, Com.
8. L. HAosr,
Col Peck, Mr.. s. L. Hagny and DR.
Estabrook were appointed a committee
to make arrangements suitable for the oc
casion.
On motion the Rev. Dr. Gillette wal
appointed to act a. grand chaplain on thu
occasion.
i Oa motion, it was resolved that thu
fraternity wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
On motion, it was resolved that th,
Masonic hail be draFei in mourning fo
sixty days.
/ On motion. it was resolved that th,
proceedings of this meeting be published
IN the city papers.
J. E. Wits, Prest't.
| II. BUELL., Sec'y.
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flnaufial an0 Commercial.
xew YORK marhet.
By Telegraph

By telegraph INV YoaK. Aprilis
Cotton-Harkef more active and frmer.
Flpur-Duii, heavy aud To 1Dc lower at e5saT IS
for Extra State; 2Ss ~ Tor Fxfra r. H. o., and Is
9 81 for trade brands, the market closing heavy
whsky-Iumer; Western at l4aI2 Is, closing at
215
ahcst-Duil and NORMALLY to SC lower.
Corn-Duil and dropping; yellow at G1 81 and
2ses SO for bite Southern aud Is or inferior ne
mixed Western.
oats-stcady at Doc for Western.
Hops-DuI- WITH small salss nj iec.
Wool-Bui
Petroieun-Dui at 2sizc for Crude; Sc for Refined
10 d, nd, and T2c for do Free.
Coffee Firm; Rio at IL lSe.
sugrsteady at IL l2s4c for Cuba and auscovado;
1Sc ior Porto kiso. and Havana nj 1st4e.
Pcrk-opened heavy ami lower and closed With more
frness at n oagZs 30 TOR mess closing u 81 X
aud ~ 5os125 90 for 1851 do and regular way
closing at ~ i5 cash. "a 5o25 for prime and 26 "
as 20 TO rrime
Bcef-ouieta II oosle 90 for plain mess and 10 90
go 90 Tor extra
Beef Hams-Quiet at 90 oata24 So
Bacon--ouirt at l5t4el5Jzc for Cumberland CUT Ice
for long ribbei.
Iard-Heavy.
Batter-Heid firmly at l4D25c for Ohio, and IA
25c for sfate.
Cheese-ouet at ls02ae for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

~ The Presidential Funeral services
in St. Johns Church will commence at 2
O'Clock. The burial service will be read
by the Pastor, after which funeral ora
ton will be pronounced By Major General
Curtis.
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Reward oHsrsd By Baltimore.

DaItiWcF0, April IL.
!. The City Council have offered r. ward
OF ten Thousand dollars for the arres, Of
the assassin Of President Lincoln. The
feeling here against Booth is greatly IL.
tens'ted by the fact that be is ! Balti.
morean, and It Is desired By the people
tnaa one Who has % dishonored the fame
Of Baltimore should meet with spssIy
justisa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

GV At meeting of the Keokuk Cir.
Gle OF the Fenian Brotherhood. held 4,
their hall this 18th day of April, 1865, on
motion of P. A. Ward. it was un.oi.
mously
Resolved, That we, the members Of
the Keokuk Circle Of the F. B., in CON-
mon with our fellow-citizens At large, re-
gard the assassination of the Chief Execu.
tive of the United Stetes as national ca
lamity; that to mark our detestation of
an act abhoreut alike to the laws of God
and man, it is hereby
Resolved, That the members OF hi.
Circle shall wear the usual badge OF
mourning for the next ensuing thirty
days and further
Resolved, That the Keokuk Circle OF
F. B. shall participate as distinct organ
ization in any demonstration which NAV
be gotten up by our fellow. citisens Of
keokuk as tribute of respect to the il.
lustrlous deceased.
Resolved. That copy of the foreeo.
ing resolutions be published in each If
the city papers.
JOHN McEvrrT, Center
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

EE Services appropriate to the SOL
emn occasion will be held in the United
Presbyterian Church to-day at l9 O'Clock.
The pastor will be assisted in the exerci-
ses by Chaplain Williams. The public
are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

EF Those who would like good bunt-
ing flags should leave their orders with
c. H. Emerson, Fourth street, imme-
distelJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS -Just
received q nice assortment of carpets.
mating, mats, rugs and velvet hassocks,
at reduced prizes, at
l. M. LESSEN 4 Co.
No. 100 Maln-st., between 4th d 9Th.
apl9 d3t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

@-A man by the name Of Cahoon,
living near Winchester, Van Buren, coun-
ty, Iowa, was struck BY lightning yester-
day afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

r- Wba call attention to the card of
Mrs. Shepherd, who advertises millinery
goods and notions. Ladies will find q
good assortment Of such articles at this
at0ra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

~ Our very genial and popular ex-
q. s. Marshal, Fl. NJ. Hoxie, looked in
on US Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

Barnes has Cherry, Shade Trees, DE-.

rThere will be services in the West
minister Presbyterian church to-day CAPRI
lQtbl 1t l2 o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Exchange street. M. e, Church.

Sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock an
Immense crowd met in ExchaD 20 Street
NJ. b. Church to bow in humility before
Gods inscru,ible providence in the death
of our beloved and lamented President.
Abraham Lincoln. The house and pul.
pit were drared in mourning. Prayer
was offered by the Pastor, after which.
Rev. Chaplain Williams read the 94th
Psalm in touching manner, which un-
folds GODS dealings with the wicked and
unjust murderers Of bis people.
After few remarks by The writer,
Col. Hills, Gen. Curtis and Chaplain
Williams followed with meet impresa;va
and affecting remarks, not only greatly
lauding our departed helmsman, but con.
vincing us that God would turn all this
providence to Our enemies destruction
and our national good. Hundreds of
eyes filed with tears, and sadness "A a
garment covered all present. Closed bv
the doxology.
NIGHT.
At night also we met in the same
Church and addresses for the occasion
were delivered by Mr. Leighton, Rev. Fer.
gueson and DR.. McGugin. The whole
congregation seemed entrancsd by the
affecting and powerful language Of the
speakers, and the speakers IL emselves
were overwhelmed in recognition of The
stupendeus considerations before them
The voice of the whole house seemed to
be hang, or.banish every rebel leader in
all tho land
The writer offered few remarks. -.
serting that the rebels Of the North vera |
as mean or meaner than even Sou,hern |
rebels. to which many responded. aye.
worse worse"
The undivided sentiment Of the conere. |
CATION was-"Drive on the war until ne,-
feet subjugation or annihilation of everv |
uaieosT Jonz Buaanas. Paster.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
KrokuK. April 18th, 1865.

Moi. c. S. Charlotte, A. A. Gen,
Mil,caakie. Wis. !:
Wednesday, April 10Th, being dssig-
uated by authorities at Washington for
the funeral ceremonies appropriate to the
national calamity sustained by the death
of President Lincoln, who was basely ~.
sassiuated on the night of the l4lh inst ,
all the troops in this Department. viii de-
vote the day to appropriate funeral cere-
monies suited to the occasion. Flags will
be drsped 10 mourning, business suspend
ed, and bells tolled and guns fred every
half hour from sunrise to sundown. The
usual badge of mourning. Grape on the
left arm, will be worn for sixty days.
By command Of 8 r. CURfIs,
Maj. Gen. U. 8. A.
Headquarters Commander of the Post
Keokuk, April 18th, Is 5.
In accordance with the above order, oil
troops at this post will strictly observe
the day as designated. The citizens Of
Keokuk nre also respectfully requested tt
close their houses and suspend business
from 10 until o'clock The bells in the
city will be tolled, aod general obser
vance Of the day is expected BY all.
J.E. WILLIS.
Capt. Commanding Post
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

By Telegraph CHioAeo. Aprills
Beef Cathedral Sales at oo05 IS for common OF
fair. ~
Hogs 100o 90.
Professionalism. Sales OF II 600 rs bulk hams
l4i1c packed in boxes. Picked hams at l5@l6c
Lard-Neelected.
whisky-2 00A3 Of.
Flour-9 oo99 Is for White Winter; o Is for spriny
Extra. and 90 for Spring superfine.
Whest-2 to 2}4c lowe-; No. at l3l4e1 Is closing
weak at II.
Corn No at 6s1e61zc and Rejected At sGaeoc.
Rye-Seglected.
Barley Common, by sample at ooc
eeed-Timothy at o096 35 Clover Seed is ooNlo o..
Hsy-Quiet At ~ l5e20 co. ~
Money-Scarce.
ing.
0old-1t60147.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

SOLDIERS We have lost a father,
Uncle Abe is dead. The rebellion 6end
has accomplished one ofits great purposes.
That man t, whom we have looked 10
every trouble, in every trial, and to whom
we have prayed nextto God for out daily
bread, bss been muir iered Treason vet
stalks abroad like pestilence and waste,L
at monday. What "a blow 10 our hopes
What blow to our army. What q blow
to the cause for which We have battled in
bloed for four years Vii 1t not be areno.
ed The Government is not dead-the
spirit of liberty is not dead-God Is not
dsad-and with him right and Justice
are eternal.
Now is the hour wherein those who
have been patriotic will be the NOR pat.
riotic-now is the day wherein those
who have loved the Government i will
adore it-now il the time when those Who
have been soldiers will each became q
martyr if need be to the cause which has
now been sanc.ifed by the sacrifice of the
best blood of the nation.
March oni March on Al hearts resolve.
On vengeance now or dcaihl,'
Eornyrp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

Now York Money Market.
By Tseg-sph.J NEW Yolx, April 10 G
Noney-Easy at pr cent.
Sterling-Dull at los1 1921.
1EK
Government stocks-A shade frmer
Stocks-Stendy.
o4p72 Q 1924; CARIeeL MkPpcs.:
Tol Wsb IS; " wa.ne eSA; AATHa5; CAN "
NYClo1i<: Erie 6s5k; CBi Ola; Hudson 107: Har,
lem IS; Residing 1osz4: N 10slt N 62ls; Toledo 0s
0 II Cert 26a< Quicksilver 81.
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General Orders, No. 69.
By direction of the President of the
United States The War Department will
be closed Wednesday next, the day of the
funeral of the late President of the Uni
ted States. Labor on that day will be
suspended at military posts and on all put
lie work under the direction OF the War
Department. The flags at oil military
posts, stations. forts, buildings apd YES
sells will be kept at half mast during the
day and at twelve o'clock meredian TWEEN
ty-one minute guns will be fred from al
forts and all military posts aud at the mil
i.ary academy.
(Signed) E. M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
[OficiaI.1
DEWITT C. CRAM,
Maj 9th Iowa Cav A. A. A. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
Headquarters Commander Of the Post. !
Keokuk, April 18th, 1855.

The following dispatch was received
'ase last evening by Capt. Willis. dated
Dubuque, April 18th:
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHISGros,
April IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19

- Msau vANDYKE, MARTIN en-. -.
~ - -. runn1ng NJ Ferry Il this plscs -
.1I..s1 s vsn - a94p 49, - szpsass IN nskiae
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TOR SALE-A two story double br;ck

Dwelling. with elk rooms ard attic On each ala.
with cellar under the whole building two
onehng over two full lots situated the corner CT
lz,h ard Bank streets. The whole wi he 90 AZ AR ~
'srrsin Frfce, $1,000 and the n-ost Of ON time
meh3 ii. n. TES-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-19
TOR sALE-A two story Br;ek DE-,

Win rooms on two Of the most beautiful lots In The
CITY covered With choice SELECTION of fruit gotd t.rn
c-terus, kc situated fhe O. 7tb and HIGH 81.
Possession on the Let Of May. Title perfect Price
a,5oc-$s,ooe down md balance In one wear rrer,,s
Of EmshG1l III n ivy rvCr
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EOR SALE-oU by 140 feet adjoining

me Lsfshton Honse, one brick wall FIVE stories
bis on Johnson street between 81 and ,th s,ree.s =
- re-, s,o0- hnquire OF H. b. TEN-EYCK.
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Tor sALE-A Cottage Frame DvelI.

Ing, With four rooms. good well Of water frams
barn and full lt all under fence sttnsted on Exchsnse
street. hetwe I'd and Sd streets beohuk Ti,ge gnod
Price 1890. Enquire Of Ill n TEN FycF
mch3
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TOR SALE-Two and half acres Of

stcry double trick Dwelling Hepse ro,,.ir;. -
rooms cistern rood cellar: house ra;rt,d .rd. II
over, lot we'll fenced and all I'm rosd order si,.t. -.
the corner Of 18th and les Moiues street, T5i,e go
ff1ce sirs"o Enquire q ii. D. TEN-ETCK.
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TOR SALE-Six Acres of Land with

\ good 6rout Dwelling House, containing room.
ana neverf@ilirg spring o. water with large orsn
s ~ g'apes nov tearing situated on the about
mites above Keoknk. TNtle good Prize. 81 SOC r.
4oHe OF imeh2pj Ii. b. TEN-EYCK
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EORSALE-A two story br;ck dxell

k'ORSALE-A one story frame DWELL
ing. with rooms, cellar eistern and full hot well
fenced situsttd on the Corner Of eth and treet,
convenient TO business Title coed Price 81 ocn IN.
quire of [mchll HB.TEN-EYcK
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-14

WHEREAS, seeming conflict of
Wv jurisdiction having arisen between
the civil and military authorities of South
Carolina, under the Provisional Goyern-
ment ofthe State; and whereas, Major Gem
eral Gilmore, commanding the Department
OF South Carolina. having sought an inter-
view with me, as Provisional Governor in
the presence of Major General Meade. com
manding the Atlantic States; and whereas
all matters giving rise to the seeming con.
hict were adjusted and arranged with tho
consent and approval Of Major General
Meade: NN
Now. therefore, /, BENJAMIN TRAMP.
TON PERRY, Provisional Governor of tho
State Of South Carolina, do proclaim and
make known, that the terms of this arrange
ment are as follows: THAT IN all cases
where freedmen or persons of color are con-
cerned, the Courts Of the Provost Marshals
shalt have exclusive cognizance to try and
adJu It them, for the present, and that all
other cases shall be heard and adjudicated
by the civilcourts, municipal authorities and
ciVii oihcers, under and according to the
laws of South Carolina. That the civil
codrts shall be opened under the Provision
al Isoyernment, and all civil and municipal
otncers be allowed to resume their Official
duties and discharge them freely without
interruption on the part of the military au
thorities. That it is further understood
General Gilmore will issue a military order
and Governor Perry, win in like manner, is
sue his proclamation, making known this
arrangement, which is to continue till civil
authority is entirely restored in this State
and the Government reconstructed"
And do hereby call upon all persons
and order them to strictly obey and carry
out the terms of this arrangement
Done in the city of Columbia, the day and
year above stated. b. f. PERRY
By order of the Provisional Governor.
w. II, Perry, Private Secretary.
lghr The newspapers of tho State win
give three insertions. sept 1868
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Only those who contract for one-fourth,
onc-half, or column, for one, three, six, or
twelve months, will receive tho benefit of
these terms.
For announcing candidate TO any office
'ofprofit, honor or trust $1,000. ,5.s n
AZ Marriage, Obituary Notices, &C., will bc
charged the same as advertisements, and
must be paid for when handed in, or they
will not appear. hs @
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THE .TRI-WEEKLY NEWS;
BY y. Il. RRHTT0N.
TERMs:
nArgs OF suBscRrprIoS

RATgs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
'.THE NEWS" is published on Tuesday,
Thursday ond Saturday, and will be sup
piled to Subscribers at $l.00 per month
invariably in advance.
Single copies ten cents
0sD. ADVERTISING RATES. asH
Ordinary advertisements, occupying not
more than eight lines, Zone square,) will be
inserted in ''1uB News" at Sl.OO for the
firstinscrtion and seyenty-fve cents for each
subsequent publication.
Larger advertisements, when no contract
is made, win be charged in exact propor-
ton.
Contracts will be made in accordance with
the following schedule
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PRESIDENT JouNsoN's OPINION
ABOUT AFFAIRS Al THE SoUTH.-A
Washington dispatch to the St. Louis
Democrat says that, in answer to the ap.
pointment of one of his constituents to
all internal revenue Office in South Caro-.
lima, the President said that he meant to
go upon the theory that there were
enough capable and loyal men in that
and every other of the late rebel States
to fill the offices and reorganize and sus.
tain the State Government.
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s A despatch from Matanioras, by way
of.New Orleans, says that the Monsteur
contains the news Of several defeats OF
the Liberals near San Louis and Replo.
Small forces only on both sides were Ell.
gagged, and the results were unimpor-
tant. Many exiled Confederates were
in Mexico, and becoming naturalized
citizeEs of the empire.
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n A Louisiana paper declares that the
town of Natchitoches has fees that can
Jump higher, quicker bite harder, put.
dodge, run faster, than any other fleas.
They are larger, fatter, slicker, harder TO
rope than any ether Aeas. 1t takes too
freedmen and white boy to tree one of
them, and suggests, as a last resort, to
have them hung, or shot with a Sharp's
rife. ~ :.
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COMMISSION IFOTTSg,

a LII kinds of Merchandise, Country
IN Produce, So, &c, received and sold
on commissioned LnlDD BROS,
sept 465-c 8 ~
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HORSES CAPTURED DURING THE
WAR. The Quartermaster General has
issued All order, under instructions from
the Secretary of War, to the effect that
where captured horse is identified as
the property Of loyal citizen, the claim
of such citizen to his property will be.
recognized by returning the horse to him
or bY paying for it at the average Gov.
ernment price of the district, i
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The Democrats of Minnesota held
their Convention for the nomination of
State officers on Wednesday, the 10th
instant. Resolutions were adopted sus.
tanning the reconstruction policy Of the
President i'll favor of the maintenance
ofthe Monroe doctrine opposing pro
tective tariff, and .denouncing the sus,
pension of the writ Of fhabeas corpus.
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Three cargoes of railroad iron have
reached Charleston within few days,
designed for the South Carolina Rail.
road, the officers of which seem reso-
lutte to make up for lost time, and are
pushing upwards with steam impulse
aud race. horse fervor.
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WINNsBoRo.s e, THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER a. 1865

Winchester was cccapiea, during
thcwar, by the Federal and Confede-
rate troops, seuenty.st;c times.
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Hon. r. NJ. I. Hunter Of Virginia, is
a political prisoner in Fort Pulaski.
LESS than a month ago the body Of
Sarah, lovely daughter of sixteen,
was placed in the family burying ground.
Ten days since. o son of fifteen, Musco,
was drowned while bathing, and sleeps
beside his sister. Mrs. Hunter is said
to be almost distracted.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-14

More Virginia delegations are in
Washington to get the $4,000 amnes.
ty clause repealed.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-09-14

General Woods has issued an order
forbidding cotton in Alabama to be re-
moved from the plantations or ware.
houses for the present.