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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Nev Oprr.Ss Ocf

New ORLEANS, Oct q.
Ii is reported Oh good authority that Gov.
Wells and Judge Howell, who claims to be
Presiden, of the Constitutional Convention
of 1864, are about reconvening that body, aad
hold elections to fill vacancies. The Gov
ernor says he has assurances. from leading
members OF Congress. that he win be sus
tanned by force, if necessary.
Gentlemen just returned from tour in the
river parishes, reports the crop far smaller
than heretofore stated, and says fve-eighths
OF the crop is already "a marke, from the riv-
The Freedmen's Bureau official report saws
in Concordia parish AZ DOC acres were planted
in cotton, and only ,ofto bales made
Arrived-Minnetonka from New York;
sailed, Mexican for Liverpool.
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from the Pittsburgh. Pa, Telegraph, Oct al
The Union men of Washington county,
Maryland, held 3 mass meeting in HAgers-
town on Saturday last During the after
noon an enthusiastic Union voter cheered
loudly for Frank Thomas the Union candi
date for Congress. This did not sui, the
Copperhead policemen of the town, and in
order to silence the man, one of the stars
shot him in the foot. The Union people see-
ing the outrage. then attsmpted to compel the
policemen to refrain from other unlawful acts,
bnt those copperheads rrtreated slowly, to-
wards hotel, which they entered, seized 9
number Of muskets concealed there, and
fred from the window into the crowd,
woundingA number of persons The FIRE
was returned by the Union men, and rebel
policeman named Charles Gault, of Hagers.
town. was instantly killed while in the act
Of shooting from a window. Another Cops
perhead, residing in Clear Spring, was NOR
tally wounded, and is since reported dead.
Some twenty persons, on both sides, were
wounded. Thus have the Corperheads at.
tempted to inaugurate war in Maryland !;
but, as in the late rebellion, the rebels were
beaten at their own game.
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VOL. XIII.
FRoH CANADA.

MoKrREn-, C. E., Oct q.
The news that Lynch, the Fenian, has been
sentenced to death .at Toronto causes much
discussion herr. The Witwes newspaper Is
not in favor Of carrying out the sentence, as
there was no evidence that he actually COM
mitted murder His crime was purely polit-
ical.
Another large lot Of war material has Ar
rived.
QuEBrc, Oct 27.-Lieut Baine, of the
Royal Artillery, died last night from injuries
rsceived at the late fire while rendGing as
sistance.
Twelve prosecutions were issued yesterday
from the Recorder, Court for erecting wood
en- buildings in the burnt district e
The City Council has decided to erect .
telegraph FIRE alarm throughout the city.
Snow fell last night to the depth OF one
inch.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Troy, n. Y, Oct 26.
The Saratoga train while backing across the
river bridge from Green Island tonight col
lded with the train which was crossing from
this side. John Mccormick, an empingee in
Gilbert Brush's car manufacsDry On the
Island, was standing on the rear plstforn Of
the last car on the Saratoga tnin at the time
the accident occurred. He was thrown from
the platform by the force of the collision and
falling under the cars was so badly mutilated
that be died in abou, half An hour after the
accident occurred. He is resident OF this
city. He leaves no family. The passage of
trains across the bridge viii be delayed for
several days.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct %.
Important Railroad measures have lalely
been consumated in Norfolk, winch viii
prove OF vast advantage to the towns and the
Railroad interests of South Virginia. Gener.
al Mahone, accompanied by j. ". Roberts
son, of the s. A. Western & Altonic Rails
road Company, J Brannert President of the
East Tennessee L Y. Railroad and others
aave arrived in Norfolk on a tour of inspect
ton of the varions roads between there and
the Mississippi valley. A satisfactory ar
rangement was made and schedule for il
has been entered into which will give a
through connection TO trade and mau be
tween Norfolk ond Memphis.
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FROM LEAyENWORTH.
Murder ef DIR. Robinson by the Nor
mons-The Gsntfies Of Salt Lake Panic
Stricken


The Hsralds Fort Leavenworth dispatch
SAYS DR.. Robinson, OF Utah. Superintendent
of the only Christian Sabbath School IN Salt
Lake City, was murdered by Mormons.
General Conner. formerly commanding in
Utah, teiegraphs that the Gentiles of that city
are panic stricken, and addresses Rev. DIR.
Norman Mcleod and advises him no: to re-
main there.
The Heralds Leavenworth dispatch says
a25 ounces Of gold dust we're shipped from
Colorado during the week ending 18th, which
j. an increase OF $1,000 over the shipments
OF the previous week.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
RAI.TIMoRk, VI

DAI1IIMUfkf OEt.
The examination OF witnesses against the
Police Commissioners. before Gov. Swami,
wss continued al Annapolis, to-day, at three
0 clock. The case WINS adjourned till Mon
day. when it is believed the matter win be
ended
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A Murderer Convicted.

VIEW VI \, " dsf OCts IT
The jury in the case Of Ira Lunn, on trial
for murder IN the Essex county court. return
ed verdict, this afternoon, of murder In the
second degree.
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THR Marshall Times has this just boasting
for Story county
''In Story county, where the forged circu
lar did its best. or its worst. Woodbury. beat
Thompson colt nearly thirty vetes, while
Hubbard distanced the same 'muer Hbcat s9l
One hundred guns for loyal Story She can
vote for two Republicans ,for,one office. and
beat Copperhesd, ANY time.'
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CoLunaIA, s. c., Oct. n.
Gov. Orr authorizes the South Caroaisias
to say he 10 utterly and uanqaiyelsnt, -
posed to the Constitutional Anendaent, and
viii oss ssosnassa ~ sdopsion by ths ~.
islatnse.
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oELEsTIAL VITA Ctdnaman, Bargaining
for hog yesterday, after looking At him
some time and noticing how thin and lean he
was, turned away exclaimiug, mo likee. no
lkee; to muchee bed rock. n-Sah Lake
Tidette,
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'Jx, believe Sambo's got no truth in
him. ',fou don't know; dere's morn truth
in dat nigger dan all de rest on de planta-
ton How do you know dat p "Wny,
ne never lets any ont. -
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- = -.
DIED.

A PALMYRA. Mo-, shepherd has eloped with
3 widow Of his flock.
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This nnehine h 10 ssv invsnfasn and Doss inpcy-
tart advance upon hi naehirss heretofore known
seeing with -steh- II Is Of great power and
ssrenxth psciallk saspse for taisrs shne
makrrs miners and fs- all ds-crip
work which the iocktteh is applicable 1t works
With equal fsrty sk, Gotten, insn thread aad VIII
the nesss mustn we'll - tire thick leather.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-11-09
coon roR INDIANA.

A death.blow has beengiveu to the infa.
nous Black Code Of Iudians, o. Weanes.
day. Of last week, the Supreme Court ot
that State decided that tho thirteenth orti,
Gle Of the State Constitution, known as tire
Black Article. and all laws passed ia pun
suance Of its provisions, are void, as being
in conflict with Tie Constitution Of the
United States. ,.i .a.a., t,.oo
The Court holds that any citizen of tho
United States, no matter what bis color may
be, who ias resided six months in the State,
is citizen of the State. The judgment
was unanimous, and the opinion was Ge'
livered by Chief Justice GRE0oRY.
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IMpOnTANT VROM MExuCo
NEnxImIlian Leaves the Country


The latest iptelIigeuce, from Mex 90 is
highly Important Affairs in that eo,inlryl
exdibitanew phase The farce ora Mexit9m
Enpire is played out" NApoIEoN re
Gently ordered MAxIMILtAN TO resign his au.
thurity 10 tire new French envoy, General
CAsrM.SAu, The poor man could not endure
the mortiheation of thus surrendering the
empty .houogs hc had purchased 80 dearly,
aud therefore. on the 2lst Mt., haudsd oyer
tho administration of affairs to General
BaE.NE H. then took ihe by.roads to
Vera Cruz that he might n"t'meet his sue.
cessor guartt OF eight hundred Aussri
aas accompanied lin. At Vera Cruz az
Anasriap frgaie was in waiting, and before
this i probably on its way to Trieste with
the ex Enperor on board,
In tho mean time it is reported that . ma
tional vessel ia fitting out ut Nav York to
take General SHERMAN aud the American
Minister to Vera Cruz, whence they vii
Journey to the Mexican capital to treat witt
the French ofticalsFespeeting the future OF
Mexico, Another act in the drama has
opened, and its developments will abl
watched with interest. u'
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CONGRESS NOBLY SUSTAINED.
"MY POxICY,y REPUDIATED,

The elections on Tuesday complete the
great Union victories Of 1866, and repudi-
ato most emphalically the policy of the
would.be Dictator, at Washington. The
results far exceed the expectations Of the
most sanguine, We have only room for a
very brief recuptulation Of the great
achievements pt1a. la u.ti .t
New York City gives HoFFMAv, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor, the unpre-
csdented majority of 46,65s. Tho rural
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saving the State aud re-electing FENToN
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same number. 'iHiE. a '.' '''+
The Union men haye carried New Jersey
by four to Ave thousand majority; have u
majority in both branches Of the Legisla
ture, and gained two Consressmen. aa
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$4,000, and tho entire Union Congressional
delegation is elected. Two colored men
were elected to the Legislature. Hon. b,
F. BurLER is one of the successful ca,idi.
dates for the Fcrtietl Congress. .aJ "a,
Michigan rolls UP 10000 Union majority
and rc.elects the entire Congressional del
eSation.. 80 1-e .....,.g
In illinois the Union men have swep
every thing before them. n The majorit,
will approximate 10000. Thsl Congress
sonal delegation remans unchanged.
wisconsin gives a linton majority o
10000, and re-elects five Union Congress
Missouri has dono nobly. Union major
ity $4,000. Indications arc that We kpv
gained one Congressman,
Minnesota aui Kansas have both gon
Union by handsome majoritios. eH
Mary land has gone for tho rebels, The
have large majority in the Lesislathr'
and we lose one Congressman. ,u,h3
Glory, enough for one day. Let til
friends OF Congress everywhere rejoice tina
the people have not been found wantn
in their country's crisis, but have arisen /
their might, and given their decision g
American sovoreigns, in manner tho
ANDREW JOHNSON can not mistake. liz
him heed the warning. s" aHi2i t't
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The November statement Of the coinage
at the United States Mint shows that tie
month of October has been bpsly occupied
by the new Director in providing more Of
the new copper coins Immediately, in order
to dispense with the three and FIVE cent
fractional currency, During October | ,943,'
600 new copper five cent pieces were coined
aud put in circulation, which viii account
lor the iucrased numbers Of them now in
use, Previously the heaviest of the work
done At tho M,ut WAS in coming ceuts, but
the new management has reduced the cent
cJmagoto s3S,Ooo pieces, Ana in addition
to the 6yes helore mentioned, 357 900 twos
and l6l, 900 thrQUs, H,oh suoq d
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DoAD NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that
III petition win be preseht0d IN the commits.
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The Tren,nrr Report.

Secretary MccuLLOoH is engaged in the
preparation Of his annual message to Con-
greas, which will occupy his whole time
for the next two weeks. During this time,
Assistant Secretary CRANDLER will act as
Secretary.
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ri E0AL EOTICE..-[ INsoLv BNoY .l--Notice Is
il hereby given shat Susan Tribby, Administra-
trix Of Willard Tribby, deceased, has filed Ia the
Probate Court OF Wood County, her final account,
and the same will bs for hearing and dividend
will be declared on the sd day Of December, A. ID.
1856 EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
rsrrysburg, November !, 1886. esd
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I'll. pnhlic Deh,.

The statement Of the public debt for the
month of November has notyet been pub
ished, but It win be issued soon. Itwill
show considerable decrease in the priuci-
pal of tho debt, as compared with the octO-
Der statement. sm
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A sEyERE snow storm is reported between
Dcnyer in Colorado, and Salt Lake. The
SNOW was two feet deep. Trains .or Hal.
ldays Overland Express Company had rs
mules frozen 10 death 1l ,,.-,.. ~,
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THE CincHuat Gazette says lTh9 slaugh-
tering of hogs usually commenoes aboutIhe
lat of November but il has been 80 warm
thus far that little has been DONE We are
glad to SEQ that prices are not likely 10 be
as high as for some time past. Twenty
five cents Tor slice of ham, puts il beyond
the reach Of ppor folks. n 8naH
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To q Tl

ID ETwEEN Weston and Portage Ohio, a
ID SHBEPSKIN N0TE-OASE, containing sew
eral Notes, Receipts, etc,, among which will be
found Bond on Weston Township a note on Al
ex Adams two on JOS d. llill in favor Of Ed
ward Baldwin another on James Beck, Of Fosto-
ria, in favor of Elizabeth Vasburg one on Zibie
Ossman ono on b. H. Saxby : another on SAM
uel Cyrus aud B. 0dell. Receipts Of Jas. u. Bis
bic, Geo. J. Lee and Daniel Hail. Esqs. ,i,.,,,,,
Any person finding said Case, and informing
the undersigned where ii can be found viii be lib
orally rewarded. at "'' Is. RANGER.
Weston; o., November 0, 1865.
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THE New Albany (Ini J Go@msroidI soys'
From all accounts the number of hogs fat.
tening at present is Immense, aud there is
every Indication that the season will open
brisk, 1t is estimated that 100000 hogs
will be Slaughtered aronnd the Falls, Tho
price paid drovers will be about seven
cents gross. F
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Hon. WmLIAM WnGnr, United States
Senator from New Jersey, died on Thursday
morRipg, Of last week, aged seventy i've
years. ,,t.., 49,