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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18
Barnes has Cherry. Shade Trees, Dc.
Services ns B~s.eA PresAyserlan
ChWrch. KeM 4


Tie Church was drsped 10 mourning
Flag ia The pulp. back Of the preacher
half furled and draped in black. In from
Of the gsl.ery was likeness Of the Presi4
dent surrounded with mourning. At the
entrance of the church was another like
mes. OF the President, around which huns
the flag draped in deep mourning.
Services commenced by singing por
ton of the 1924 Palm. Appropriate
portions of scripture were read, and afte
prayer and singing sermon was preached
by the pastor from 2 SAM, 10, 2: "Ant
tho victory was turned iato mourning tha
day unto all the people, The points o
the discourse were the great calamity tina
has come upon our land and the lessons
that it teaches. The discourse was CLOSED
by reference to the victory that canno
be turned into mourning-tbe victory O
Calvary--the victory of the Christian
which terminates in everlasting joy.
The church was crowded, aud the serv,
ices heartily engaged in by a deeply AZ
fected audience.
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~We would call the attention of

s~We would call the attention of eli
persons engaged in the wine and liquor
business in this city and vicinity to The
fact that Patrick Gibbons has been sp
pointed agent to solicit contributions II
the great fair1o be held in Chicago OF
the Goth of Mey, 1865, for the benefit Of
the N. W. Sanitary Commission and So.
diers' Home.
Mr.. G. is specially assigned to the de-
parment of wines aud liquors. and We hope
that in canvassing for subscriptions NJ
one will refuse to aid him in this noble
undertaking, and as little friendly RI
valry is exeusabe in such glorious cause,
it is hoped that the liquor dealers will
show themselves as liberal and earnest iu
this work as any other branch of trade.
Persons out of the.city can send their
contributions by. ssmail or express. ad-
dressed to P. Gibbons, Keokuk. Iowa.
He will visit parties residing 10 The city
personally.
Now is the time tolmanifes. your ap,
probation of the sacrifices and sufferings
of the gallant defenders of your country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18

NuWsUvssA &c.
a.1asAr $50 80 q &.
Hosr-S : l0c lower On ooaxslA 60. an1 1ee3oe
~ ~ y d. o. SSi3b6 SsSss1s $3.50, sss
nsl1 Aleane heayy, NH p byen = eqtssds qsesa-
WS;ssy : srs A..ssrss i 80. - y
n. CAB; 81 8 81 Wiafss 1s1 Wesssrs; . Tor
49, MlcA. md 1 . r. vssy eheiee .. sss,s 4
1He--l3savy and dull. 3ss s. 81
Oorn-Dail and droesinG yellow y J ssO1 = ssd
Tnos-psn sssssA "a
FssroIssn-duli 1t Go ssF 0r1dg1nosos lsrHs1sst
h Dond, sad 11o1ac eox d Bsss. $50 s. Is 81
eaer-bss; Osss asa Msssevaas = lo3foa4s.
NOlAsDos- DUH r. y Rsxx
Pork-Opensd 6fn asd closed am ma lowvr a ~ q
o. 90 for nsuness, cl0sing u n e.k cashs = 90
= bo1R Ao3-x - 80 and Nsnng vo1s aeegn4 =
- %, saah; - % rs 70 Gr psns asa = 6o01 O
0 % 70: pfims msss Also, 80 bhls. new nsss foi
Hay, buyers option as n 2S41 %
1af-ban = isosols sssss paaas .ssa. ~ 10 =
nssf1lans- Quist e % eoQ9l -
CT lGssss-nAahsr 1rnsr . lA<o1se far shssldsss
- 1b9< die ~ hane.
Bacos-ls3felt1<c for Cumberland cut; isNeles p
long rtbbe and ic1z oie11c for short ribbed
Butser-iisld Army 81 ll12sc for Ohio, and n
Chssss-ouiss Il l41sae for common to prime. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18

At tho regular meeting Of the Keekuk Circle Of the
Henisn ood hill at their hall, April IT, 1868,
the following resolutions were adopted
waxsxas 1t has pleased the omnipotent God to take
from among our most esteemed iritnn ana Rooo
brother JANIS McEyI1r, of the founders Of this
Circle of the Eeuian Brotherhood,
Reso.red That though bowiag with humility and rev
or the newt tbe suf awisc Providence
canuot deplore the loss We have
only a society, hut individuals in the death Of
our lame ted brother, Tor
None knew b m but to love him;
None named him but to praise II
Reso.red That slight expression OF the profoun&
which feel for departed brother the me-
bsrs the keoknk Circle OF tue T. d. will wear the
ua badges moufnihg their meetings for the ne
weeks
Resolrd That hereby tender to respected Gen.
heartfelt synpa@s his irrepafahie Toes and
hcre which has leen lis lot BY the death
of his only BROTHER and his g kind and pious moth
& especially tender sincere condolences well
humble prayer that the may be blessed wi forth
ui, resignation and strength to bear the mighty bur
CT hich has been inflicted upon her by the
oss of so good u son.
Resor,d That these resolutions be Published in the
:ty papers and Boston Pilot and Irish American, and
copy be sent 70 the beresred family OF our 10
.dghted brother. PATRICK GIBB0xe,l
JAS MCNAMARA, SCcmmitsee.
DAN. MAH0sY.
W. LBBssHD Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18

chicago market.

Nv Telesrnph.l CHICAGO, April II.
The markets are generally quiet
Beef Cs,leQ al. yards einyty bne gsod quaiifis ~
active ,irmand Salt at 90 80 % for ccmmvn, aud
ooa.s 81 FIR good 10 prime.
Hvxs-Duii. Safes at Si6s ~
Proyis;on-Firmer. Mess Polk quiet eaies oi iVo
bbls Il "a 60. Prime Mess Ro4 q ssgl ~ higher q
"A eaa2. 90 sweet picked hams active 1t lsg fezc
Dry salted hams at ~, loose.
Lard-Ssgl-cted 20
O. 90. . a..
Flour-Aetive q, Q CA far White Winter, and %
wheat-2 to !. higher, saiss No Spring at 1874
O l6 for No. ], closing at IL
rejected at 5sG6oc-
oass-l q higher. Sales os No at aoHGASe eio-
sing NJ 4a3xc
Rye-@Neeiested- -
Bariey-Dnli. saIes by sample at TO-
se-f-Tmothy nrntr a. 5o9 3S Clover seed stead,
at 5e Flax Seed quiet NJ ~.
Hay-Dult at Is VoSlg 60.
honey-Ciose.
Bxcssnge--firm sspar buying aud " premium ssl'
Ing.
Gold-lf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18

CoUHc1L RopA. NH "a 1e64 4
Council met IN pnrsuanss q 80 weeks
notice il the nswspapers 81 The city. foF
the r. q "a {lisi.e' tl(st :
list Of the snsning gear.
Present. Aldefasn AbhottS jaeger,
Knowles, Mumm, Eeason end Tea Eyek.
Absent-The Mayor and Aldsrmsn
uleghorn and dilluore.
The President pro m. presided,
On motion IL Al4efman Knowles 90
lsct COMMITTEES Of thsss Ms appointed to
present suitahlo respluaiona = The next
meeting of tho Ooaooil II ssheion 70 the
assassination Of President Lincoln and
the prosent stats Of The coputfy.t
Aldermeu Kaowle5, 0ilnoss cad Mu0m
we're appoinsed said committee. r
The Judiciary Committee were IN,
structed to inquire aud report to ths
| Council in relation to The liability Of TIL
shareholders Of the First National Banl
10 taxation for municipal purpodos upo.
the amount Of their respsetise shares.
| On motion Of Alderman Jaeger the res
olution in relation to the lighting Of TIL
balance of the public lamps was taken 81
and referred to the Gas Light Committee
The assessment list of the current yea
as returned BY Charles Habbell. Asses
sor, Vas taken up, and after an examsna
ltion of the same che further considerable
Of il was postponed till next meeting.
| Council adjourned 10 "Wednesday eve
ming, the 10Th instant, At I O'Clock.
| B. s. MEaRIAM, Clerk.
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HA good composition can get wor1
in this Office.

- We have no desire to exact nm
reasonable charges for what We do, but i
newsboys persist in charging ten sents
each for the DAILY GATE CrrY, We shall
charge them in proportion. We are IN
formed that the excuse which boys ods'
for such acts is that . sufficient quantity
of papers cannot be had, and they mus
charge enough more to make it pay them
This is untrue, as not once IN tnre'
months do We fail to furnish all the pa
pers required in time for every train an'
boa, leaving in the morning. Five cent
ia al that should be charged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18
rs,. x.ra ne.ey n.rkes.

~ telegraph Nsw Yoax, April II.
Money-B.sy With large supply It SOS per cent.
sierling-Qnies ~ 1CSNt9l09N
dold-frmer but not very activs openn1 at ls0, ana
|closing at 14S.
Government stocks-Quist
etocks-Steady.
oARs2 q Z Cl3o5f CARIo6k MAl y
3iL; Scrip Ios5< 81 ~ Cert ~; Pae ai -,
n &c l0lt4: Erie es5S; 9 p ia Aadson ia! Hsss
lem rs: Reading lUsZ: 108l<; . 62x folsdo ~
Cert 362; oaicksilver a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18
CHERRIES SALE.

AZ - &ss1 6fAfE or Iowa, Ln4 ceunSf--ss
BY virtue Of special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of sad county, favor
OF Close Brother, and against Henry Taylor Laye
levied upon and win sell the highest bidder at the
front door Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
Lee county Iowa. 1t Keokuk said county, on the l5th
day Of Aptii, 1861, between the hopEs oaloek
4. y. and o'clock NJ commencing n o'clock of
said day the following property fowit Part lot g. in
block 2s la Keoknk, Iowa commencing at n point on
ith street the line u lot 8 twenty feet the alley
thence % feet towards Bondeau sire on the line I'll
said thence right angle With 9Th street co feet TO
the line lot thence towArds the alley - Feet thence
TO the place Of begnnpg bsg % feet lsh street by
so feet deep. ts#t
Taken levsdupon and to be cold By order Of court 20
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers Fee 81 COL ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Keokuk, Mch Il. 'e3. Sheriff Of Lee Co., lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18

- We take this opportunity to cay
iothe patrons Of I. Bertsdn 4 CO. that
their store viii be closed on MONDAY
1.-THE 18th inst. because Of the Eas-.
ter holidays. A xdlvxxlA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18

rA- We take this opportunity to So,
to the patrons Of ,Youuker, j. Bro. thai
their store will be closed on Monday
(the 18th inst. because of the Easter hol
days. dlw&wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18


Owing to the reported advance in gold prices firm
a, GU, quotations 10, ewine b shsrent sad calamity
and downcast spirit Of person. no business q -,
eausnre haa been transacted carirg the past t~o
days
lsl<c choice I11lTIz; New York, G, l9c, New York.
HoL.ss..-sus.l ges.s. ossi s'e' aoadsnssrup.i y
CoYrKx-Lower at IS to :3ix
RicR-l4l1Bl5c.
sonA-Amerfcsn, loc; English, IL.
soas-Pam, II olzsxc; German. 17sfDlac; g. Lous'
rrss-Youns Hy.ou. 81 soa2 90; Imperial. 81 10 To
uAspsss--Sear, 7sc; Summer PEss.ed, lae.
| rmseco-Dash sweet 80 70 9oc; Medium Brsads l q
count OF additional after April lst Tobacces snain
N.is-Best Brands lover At - ssrstes. 9s
0IAss-sxlo cou.try % o. City . 3. rssss-
psIrD Arrlss-choie. l2llols1ze y.
R..1,s cvss.s 4 s. %; I.,sru1.
aALf-Duli at 2S83 70
PxARI SrARcH-l1 TO lie
PRODUCE, PR0vlsIoNss Re.
HIern-superhne. So 90 Extra IS sopy Donbis
wstA,-spst.E. eiis0i ~ sail, - to 20 ? bu
Baaur--galLi Aosl 4s;sprins,l sooi as.
oo.s--ssssssc : bushei Layisr; soassc selling
CosS MgAIr-$l 90 y 100 hs, baying; 10 selils.
BsAs-wheat,t 81 10 p 100 D. buying - . -
aanss AprIn-sa 90 10 2 20 buyiss; 20 7sta ca
,liing. and scarce.
0xyoss--sa 90 buying: selling Il q 80.
Bufrxa-25 to 3os buying SO SOC selling.
asc.rs.I gs 4 oos. @ s.yns; = ooe % A.l
Surr.Rs.s.--oonnon TO Coed, .seu 50 buying
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18

LEES ARMY SuRRENDEREp!- In.
mease sacrifice OF dry goods. One hun
drsd ani fifty pieces of best calico from
IL to IL cents per yard one hundred
pieces best and latest styles of delaines al
IS cents per yard (; one hundred piece
best brands of muslin, from s to IS cents
per yard; also, fine assortment Of dress
goods, shawls aud oloaks. Having re-
ceiyed large stock Of goods within the
last few days, We will sell them lower than
any other house in the city. Call and
judge for yourselves if you wish bargains.
l. NJ. LESSEN g. Co.,
10lw. 100 Main at. bet. 4th & 5th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18

LEE HAS SuRRExDxRzD-DowS oors
THE PgIcss -
Fine Clothing of all descriptions;
Fire Black Doeskins:
Fine Fancy Cassimeres for suits:
Fine Fancy and Plain vestinps:
Fine assortment Of Hats;
Fine Cloth for Ladies' Cloaks.
Very cheap for Cash at VIM. Vencil.'s
Clothing and Tailoring Establishment,
No. 10, Main Street. Nv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18
EOR SALE-A two story br;cL dv,l

ing vi h roonss, cfstern cellar ornamental trees
and two fun lots situated The 5fh and Frank
w Streets in good neighhorhcod. Title good n no
sale. PRICE, 81 SEQ. Enquire Of H. n TEN-Eycg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-18
OR SALE-Atwo story double brick

L'UK SALE-ZU by 140 feei adjoiDirg
the Leighton House, brick wall FIVE stories
hTh on Jahn~nn street. between 81 and afh stre~tx-
Price 1900. Enquire of TEN-EYCE.
Urh3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29
Rev, ]. s. G. Abbott

We notice by D synopsis Of The lecture Of
Rev j. s c. Abbott in Jackson. that this
gentleman continues u treat the public
with a rehash Of his great admiration for
the Napoleonic dynasty. He said in jack
son that this country should not be clsmo--
Gus for the enforcement of the Monroe doe
trine, and that the government OF Max
milan in Mexico should be recognized by
this nation. We 10 not know but some
people Ike this kind OF talk well enough
to pay for having man OF the prominence
Of Mr.. Abbott disseminate and preach *
through the land. but We must confess we
are not of the number. We think the soon
er the lecturing associations OF the land
come to the conclusion to dispense with tie
services Of this hireling Of France tie bet
ter it will be for all concerned. We are
really glad that we are not TO be treated in
this city to a second dose from the learned
amanuensis of LOUIS Napoleon.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29
Grand Trunk Extension % CHICAGO.

We have been favored with copy OF Tie
Chicago EepuJticult. containing an article
signed bv \ Stocl1Loides ofthe c. =. =.
R. r.. which IS the proposed extension Of
the Grand Trunk from Port Huron 70 Chi
cago via Of Lansing and Allegan. This
Company have been figuring with parties
in Chicago to aid in building the proposed
road, asking OF TIE Grand Trunk Company
simply 10 make arrangements with them So
that the roads shall connect al Port Huron.
This CORES oldeut says:
Col Fisk, OCAli-gal, President 81 The c.
aud ". l.. h. f., has received @ proposition
from responsible railway mel ~ IurLlsl the
iron and rolling stock l,r . road o. Dee built
from Chicago through .ALegal o. POrt Iil-
ron. there 10 connect eirler With the Cra-4
Trunk OF Grea, Western railways US may
hereafter be arranged; aAd, ALSO % run d
branch from some point ol sand line. near
A.egan, through Tie Holland colony ~
Black hiver Larb0r ON Lake Michigan.
distance Of about - miles.
This proposition ha- heen acted rp9l by
The board OF directors OF .leC. j. ". I. T..
r.. and accepted Dy them. and It moss only
.sil.iis lyl .'. ''..,.. . PR ~ ey '
ta1.. M d.ri.+ viii 49, acro,nrr.be5 il, =
couple Of wscks. when Tie surveys VIII be
Immediately resumed 4nd Tie w0sN put uu-
aer coh,F@cl al al carr, ,'l-
80, - " - ~ LIZ '. - "'. Z ~ Jun ~
r6e-easouts~
Iisp laig to our minds tf...- bun one road
uil be bui- ogtoran ttet..kel or p,ofeet,
from Por, Huron ID cb.car. The question
10 he settled is which OH. viii Pc bu,t 2
Tho comranv e.roral l., -sa c-an9 Trunk
Comnany have fl.I their articles oras-oci-
,..o- i- ,bo ,ar.. .f,,.. s,c-e..~,. er -.s.e
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

SUPPRESSION or TIE SPANISH SLAvr-
TRADE.-Spain has AZ last taken active
measures TO provide for the abolition OF
slavery; and as the first step i1 this great
reform the Spanish Ministry have reported
20 the Queen that IL IS the imperative duty
0l the government 90 seek the extinction
Of the siave-trade To this end. they pro-
pose TO ASK the c1rtes during the next Sos
,ou 10 make the law more rigorous. even 10
The extent Of declaring many Of the prac-
t3ces o. slave traders. now recognized as
lawful to be aetna, piracy. They also pro-
pose To increase the number Of cruisers in
American waters f3r .-e purpose Of exer-
cising greater vigilance over the move
menis OF the slave traders. In answer %
this report, tie Queen has issued @ ROYAL
decree ordering that certain cargo n los
negroes taken from q Portuguese SLAYER be
transferred To Fernando Pc or some o-te-
Spanish colony. in the CUR @, Guinea all
thence To be transferred 70 any other colony
or 10 any port on The coast O. Africa they
may designate. Any slaves captured in
the future are 10 be treated in similar
manner TIE authority formerly possessed
by superior civil Governors Of colonial
provinces where slavery existed OF com
polling negroes 10 labor IS revoked. Emau-
cipated slaves who can count I'VE years
residence in the Islands Of Cnba and Porto
Rico. and have entered the government
isp9-s. may BE declared free and trans
ferrei 20 one %. the Spanish possessions Of
the Gu,f Of Guinea or s. p1-- oa Oh, At-'-
can col--.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

ing without any profound knowledge Of the
sources Of their oppression. they strike
bildiy and 5ru-aly a-i-e frs oaiec- winch
seems identified with Tie Government
Tie urtu-orei blacks .fJamaica have con-
-...-e-- ... --- -r.l. l.l-. - --- WHICH
they have answered terribly. Bar had the
STAND been peoplei oy four hundred thous-
aud whites, and ruled by three thousand
blacks. tnerebelliOn would have been g.o-
rlOus revolution.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

- Inc -eaateo, Tennessee has passed. d
Az making persons OF African descent ~
competent witnesses il the courts u thar
State. Il = ha-l 10 see WY one who W.
jers-aads tie nature aud responsibility Of
an oath 5 NOT competent 10 exercise the
right OF suffrage. BIZ IL VII b. SAID that
minors aud women are permitted 10 testify.
out no, 20 v0,e. Auy thinker VIII see e
once that the argument Is sophistical. l,
: not Z question a. between men and
women. OF uel alJ minors. b1t nss1 aud
men. 1, Is whether you viii colcete
right 10 one portion o. . class. and deny It
70 another equally well qnallfsi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29
The Pirate Shenandoah.

blacks. the rebellion would have been glo-
nous revolution.
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them hE This country The shenandoah
has DESTROYED some thirty az forty Whaling
''-~ i''' '-'''' '''-'0
one gse~- cause l'r me increase o- l-e
price ~ sperm ell When tle English gov
eminent reflects t...+ fa- This q .-+~-a.sr, q.
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ana ii'. o- Ae4~ 10 account 4'i A' -A .l-
dt0n % the other charges justly held
AGAINST her bv This Government II avakers
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~
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tel states and She was Delivered over o. INC
+ American C0nssl on tie 10Th. r.b0 took for
NAL -s...o... ..,.l ,,,c..l how ,.,,.l.~ c.,..
-''''' ''li''" ''''' d o''" VI -'''
% convey the ship 20 New York capt
/ Waddel and his crew were set at liberty.
/ b.s,., fi-.,e~.,sd Uncomfortable T- is
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"tn shouting ana other denohs-Iai-ohs oI
T JOY The justice and right Ot tie British
authorities En- thus setting at liberty band
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N
WHO" an n''ioi'7 VIII nom an opinion "-V
/ accent as urpgoiRrf ID violation GI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29
RECEIPTS AND ExFEyD1TraEs OF TIE Gov

TIE VERMONT SESA1oRsHIP. Gov. H.
langham, OF Vermont. has appointed the
Chief Justice Of the supreme Cour,. Hoa.
Luke Q. Poioud- OF s. Jolusburr. 70 I'll
the vacancy in the [ :. Senate. occasioBed
by the death Of Senator Collamer. Judge
Poland is one Of the ablest lawyers in the
State, and his appointment gives general
satisfaction
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

CoNGEIss.-The National Legislature
meets in Washington on Monday next.
Hon. Edward Mcpherson, Clerk Of the
House Of Representative. has arrived in
the city, and is devotins himself to the
prellminaries or the session. Il Is reported
that there viii be no opposition TO the cleo
ton Of Hon Schuyler Coliax to the Speak
snip. The House OF Representatives will
stand, exclusive of the IS members from
the seeded States IA Republicans and
40 Democrats.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-29

0us q the blessings Of our connection
o va" "O,nondom hes in the fact that the
OVERLAND MAI Route thither costs us 1855
VOV Z year. while the whole postal receipts
are Sc. 200,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-02
Fern,ndo yyooa,, Re,oIu,ion.

The resolution introduced in Congress
day before yesterday by Hon, FERNANDO
WooD, has more significance than is at
first sight apparent on its face. Our
readers will recollect that the resolution
said:
70 That it is the duty of the President to
maintain in every constitutional and le-
gal manner the integrity of the Ameri-
can Union as formed by the fathers of
the Republic, and in no event and under
no circumstances to proffer or accept ne
gotiations which shall admit by the re-
hottest implication the existence of any
other Federal or Confederate government
within the territory of the United States.
Mr.. FARNswoRTH, elected on the
Union ticket so-called,' from Illinois,
objected to the introduction of the reso-
tuition and it was accordingly laid over.
1t is to be called up again next Monday
and the Union men" will be compelled
to "face the music" We expect to see
good deal of squirming in the Abolition
camp when the issue is fairly presented.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-02

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25 Butts Light Tobacco, bsand Is,
50 Caddies Dark Tobacco. as,
so Light Tobacco, is and los,
200 I" Navy Tobacco Us
25 Barrels Smoking Tobacco,
100, 900 Wheeling Stoga Cigars,
So 900 choice German
25 Kegs Gedge's Sx-Twist Tobacco.
100 Boxes CARROTS Pack Snuff,
.. 10 Bbls. 90 Bladder Snuff,
1000 BBLS KANAwHA SALT,
Dairy Salt Pittsburgh Salt.
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING,
Candlewick. Cotton and Linen Irvine.
MACKEREL, Nos. l, ? and 3, in Barrels
and half barrels.
Lake Herring, White Fish,
Scotch Herring.
SOAP, TALL0w CANDLES,
Star Candles, Hotel Candles,
Lard OIL Carbon Oh, Petroleum Oil
GROUND AND GRAIN SPICES,
of all kinds
Soda, DE Stuffs and Grocers' Drugs,
w 1ndo W Glass, Bed Cords,
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bur .Kets, Tubs, Wrapping Paper,
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1900 BBLS. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR,
500 &" Extra Family Flour,
500 4" Champion -
Reliable and best brands of Flour constantly
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Bacon, Lard, Cheese and Provisions generally.
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