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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
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North Carolina Items,
The Wilmington Journal, Of tho 18th,

The Wilmington Journal, Of tho 18th, says
The weather on yesterday was extremely warm,
and the heat OF the Gums rays ut one time became
30 very powerful that persous exposed To their in
auence were in Imminent peril OF attack of
sun-stroko. Beyond doubt, it certainly was the
hottest day OF tue sen on. The mercury of the
thermometer at ~ P. NJ, stood at 98 degrees
above zero, which Is the Stage Of blood heat.
Late in the afternoon condition was come
what refreshod ny slight, but genial shower OF
fnercury to fall 10 degrees.
A FRUITLEss SEARcH.-The accomplishment of
a task is ut tints very difficult notwithstanding
the necessity which urges to undertake it, and
oftenimes is productive OF hut indifferent resllts
This we fund tho case while perAmbuiating the
etreets yesterday, u"d the scorching rays OF the
gun, in our accu- toned search after items. The
result, indeed, WAS ba:reu, and has but afforded!
us q few small raragrophs, which the reader will
please accept rs an earnest OF our desire to do
moro.
DEPARTED The detachment Of Federal soldiers
which arrived hero from Wilmington, N. O., l,st
Thursday afiernan,, rGtur.ed Yesterday morning
in the steamtr GOV. Wnrttn They were sent to
Fayetteville, underst md, at the demaud of ttu
Agent OF the Freednen's Bureau at this place. for
the purpose Of enforcing a decision made by that
officer. AS We did not concern ourselves 10 find
out wherein this reinforcement was made neces.
sary, we will make comment upon the affair
further than to rejoice that no military arrost of
q citizen WAS made, and-.that the sergeant and
His ak men have left.-Fdyetteuale Nt1c5, Th.
From tho Fayetteville News OF Tuesday wc learn
that tho uftcai yOto On the Constitution in Cum
berland county was 30t for rejection, 10 1872 for
ratification.
The store and warehouse OF Mr. J. NJ. Leach, a
short distance from Fayetteville, on the east side
of Capr Fe > River, was burned on Satnrd 4y night
last. The fir s supposed to have been ineon-
diary, and resulted In the entire lnss If all the
property. The damage Is estimated at $4,000.
The vote Of Wake County on the new Con-titu-
ltion Was 444 tor ratification and 272 for rejection
The Bt-te Convention, to appoint four gentle
men for tho State ut la 60 t. attend thu Philadel.
phia Convct tinn, will meet in Raleigh on Friday
next, the 10th ipst. Delegates will pass over the
North CarOlina r ,ilroad fur one fare. .sn
An AIRLINE raiiroaa from Atlanta, Ga, to Char
lotte, N. G., has been talked about for several
years past, aud wa are " atifeh u learn that
there IL now good prospect of the work being
raeDoed aud completed We INF rmed that
the necCs sarV stock has been subscribed by capi-
4alists OF New YvrA.- Charlotte Democrat.
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GREAT
Reduction Of Prices
AT THE
OLDEST ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING HOUSE
IN THE CITY!
219 KING ST.
CHARLESTON, S. G.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO
inform his customers, and the
pub ic generally, that in order
to meet their wants in the way
of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to
close out his present Stock,
he has MARKED DOWN HIS
PRICES, which will accomplish
the desired object. regardless Of
cost.
Annexed will be found a List
of some Of the leading articles,
showing the present and former
prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

A. Huron, Des Nctnea county, Iowa on the 22od 6ay
q June, lses, Joas DsLAPLAIs, aged 6s ysan and !
months.
Tbs decsssed father Of the junior Of the
Cars cr.r. He vAs thoroughly q western man, born
ana - nhans al hs day. IN the West. he was born
Nov a. 1IE. When the var Of 1917 c.nun.pc~d be r.
sided At Eiwasdsviiie Maason county Illinois nn the
18th Augnst, 1914 owing to the sctn - Of his father
be took his place 10 Capt Rectors Cmpasy OF STATE
Militia Col Zachary Taylor. q. T. regular army com
oasdnE and s"rssd several mouths. sving which
fims It vas the particular duty Of his among
others 10 guard the frontier the lire Of the M.s.sip
p river between GaIeua and ST. Louis The trans
portaion BY hee hosts, propelled BY }ars and
Ing In the Of their patrol up and river
they frequently In collision With te Indians Who
then swsrued along the western bo der of the Mins
dppi lie among the number shp vete sent 10 r.
in'orce the sA5ri.on f. Madisos ub arrived too
late. the Indiana havr psesaed the s4 force
TONED In II that they comreIied 70 abandon ami
burn IT, James Ward Of Bstlsle 1lls IL suppcsed 70
ig Al the age Of about twenty Year, he married and
f-v years thereafter moved Adams county Ininois
where he reid.d until the fall and winter Of lssa4o
vhen he removed With his family this stat. tth,n
called TIE Nev Purrh..e an settled Ia Fort Madisor
that and Bur egson b-ng the only places Of any 10
this portion cf the atase that time. lie resided 10
this sts'e meat Of the time .ince 1s4e.
lie died be hal lived . hrm and consistent member
of The N~thodist Church.
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railroad, and to secure the use Of the same tc
the government for postal and military pur
poses. Referred to Committee On Pacific
Railroad. 9
Mr.. Cowan, from the Committee on
Patents reported the House bill requiring
parties appealing from the primary examiner
in patent Office to pay ine Of ten dollars
which passed. aa
The joint resolution authorizing the hiring
of q building for the temporary accommoda-
ton Of the Department Of State, passed.
Mr.. Wilson called up the joint resolution to
provide for the publication Of m official
report Of the rebellion. II repeals resolu-
tion passed during last Congress on this sub
ject, and authorizes the Secretary Of War to
appoint competent person to review and
prepare official documents for publication,
whose salary shall be 5000 per annum, and
shall not be paid for more than two years.
Passed, and goes to the House.
At four O. clock pendiug the consideration
of the tax bill, the clerk Of the House an
nounced the proceedings Of that body on the
death of Mr.. Humphrey, member from
Brooklyn.
MIR. Morgan delivered IN eulogy on the
deceased. giving . sketch of his life, and pay
ing high tribute to his character in public
and private life. AT the conclusion of his
speech Mr. Morgan offered a customary reso-
luton Of respect for memory Of the deceased,
and the Senate adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

HERoIsx At FiRE.-On Tuesday night a
FIRE in Chicago destroyed the Chicago Rolling
Mill, involving loss of $500, 900, and throw
ing upwards of Eve hundred men out OF en-
ployment One of the Chicago papers relates
the following interesting incident
IAN act Of heroism was performed by two
engineers named VIM. Nngle and Wm.
Myers, which entities them to the gratitude oi
all who were in the vicinity Of the fire. When
the whole building was enveloped in flames,
these men, knowing that unless the steam
from the boilers was allowed to escape,
terrific explosion and great loss of life mus,
certainly be the result, deliberately entered
the burning Enclosure and discharged from
each boiler the whole of the wa.erit contained
Both were severely burned, and when
they emerged from the burning
pile they were so completely exhausted
that they could scarcely stand. IT the days
of hero worship are not wholly past, these
two will receive fitting acknowledgment fol
their noble conduct.
"A number Of barns and outhouse were al
so destroyed. the loss sustained by which, j.
comparatively small.
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coSaREsslorAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention for the First Con-
gressional District will be holden at Mt. Pleasant
Henry county, on Thursday, July 10Th, 1865, nj
l0o'clock q. m. Said Convention will nominate q
candidate for Representative in Congress, and
transact such other business rs may come before
It The ratio of representation will be as follows:
One delegate from each county, and one additional
delegate for every 100 votes or every fractional
part over 10 votes, including the soldiers vote,
cast at the last election for Gov. VIM. NJ. Stone
S. g. OWEN. Chairman, Washington Co.
@. W. MoCRARr, Lee county.
B.J. McMAKIs, Des Mones county.
Up. GRAsrHAx, Henry county.
WV. LoSG, Jefferson county.
J. B. WEAVER, Davis county.
J. S. Hurley, Louisa county.
J. s. SLOAN, Van Buren county.
Central Committee lst Con. Dis.
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AN AsEcDorE OF DANIEL WEHsrER-The
following anecdote is good enough for Sec
ond reading, if any one has CHANGED to meet
with it before;
"When Daniel Webster was delivering his
memorable speech at the dedication OF Bun
ker Hill Monument, the crowd pressed for
ward to such an extent that some were faint.
ing and some crushed. Officers strove in
vain to make the crowd stand back. The,
said it could not be done. Some one asked
Mr.. Webster to make an appeal to them.
The great orator came forward, stretched
forth his hand and said in deep, stentorian
tones: Gentlemen, stand back 3 1t
cannot be DONE they shouted. Gentlemen,
stand back, said be, without . change oi
vuice. It is impossible, Mr.. Webster.
impossible Impossible 7 repeated Mr.
Webster. .impossible?' Nothing is impossi.
BILE on Bunksr HM' And the vast crowd
swayed and rolled back like mighty wave Of
the ocean.
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WASHINGTON. June %

WAsHisGToN, June o.
Representative Washbnrne, of H., to-day
presented to the House testimony in the case
of Geo. \. Carlton, late special agen, and
acting surveyor Of customs for Memphis,
designated depository to receive the pay.
ment Of money. The papers show defalca.
ton to the amount of s55o.oo0, and that be
gave certificates for the 80 loan, which
part Of Memphis, for the benefit Of Por,man
l. Co., or Portman, Brooks Co.. who drew
the proceeds out Of the bank. This subject
is To be further investigated by the committee
on banks aud banking
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Western Unilarian Conference.

BuFrALo, June %.
Yesterday was the Sd day Of the Western
Unitarian Conference. Rev. Mr.. Mayor, of
Cincinnati, submitted voluminous and elab-
crate report on the relation Of the liberal 10
the organized religious OF the west At the
close of his RI marks vote Of thanks was
rendered him by the Conferences. II was
ordered printed in the Christian Examiner.
In the afternoon Rev Mr.. Bingham preached.
In the evening there was a collation. and
speeches by Kevs. DR.. Bellows. X. @. Col
lier, Mr. Hessworh and others. A resolu
ton was offered directing the President and
Secretary. one month before the annual Con.
ference, to direct letters to churches in the
Western Unitarian Conference, urging them
Ia select delegates. Carried.
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A FRIEND in Fort Madison writes us that
the Republican platform and candidates are
populs up in that community, and his eyes
being opened to coming events, he prophesies
success at the ensuing election by from Is, 900
to $4,000 majority. His is . clear vision, and
that result is coming surely. There will be
the completest extermination Of Copperheads
and Possums this Fall ever known in Iowa.
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VOL. 13.
KEOKUK, IOWA. SUNDAY. JUNE "a. 1896

ensure success; again will Iowa REUTER- her
national pledge that's affections Of her
people like the rivers Of her border flow to an
inseparable union;" again will she place the
seal of her condemnation upon those Of her
citizens who proving false TO the safety Of the
nation in time of war would seek in peace dis
lovai rule.
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AN extraordinary reptile has arrived in
England from Australia, which seems to be
more nearly allied to the pre-Adamite Sauri-
ans than anything before discovered. It
possessed enormous claws and teeth, which
enabled it to cause great destruction to the
natives, while its almost impenetrable skin
shielded it from their rude weapons. The
body is perfect, with the exception of one
CLAW torn off IN the FINAL contest.
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through the country, visit some Of the places
Of greatest interest, and then go to ireland.
6rst visiting Belfast thence to Dublin, and
from there will take passage for Liverpool
and London, and with the expectation OF
sailing from Liverpool on our return, will not
spend much time in England before going to
France. From Paris, # our time viii permit,
We may 20 to Switzerland and Italy"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Adjourn n m mt OF the Old Loutsviue Pres.
bytery--lts Aetlon.

bytery--Its Actisn.
LOUISVILLE, June %
The Old Louisville Presbytery adjourned
after four day session. This body proceed
ed, irrespective Of the General Assembly, TO
adjudicate the Walnut Street Church case,
ignoring the elders endorsed by the Gen. raj
Assembly. They adopted The act Of their
commissioners ut ST. Louis a. their own. and
proceeded On the ground that from the time
their delegates were excluded from the As
se,nbly, it had no jurisdiction over them. and
IT'S acts. SO lar as concerns this PresbyteIy,
are usurpa,ions- A majority. who desired TO
sustain the General Assembly withdrew and
formed another presbytery. which adjourned
after denouncing the Old Presbytery as
schismatical, and warning the people agains,
them.
The railroad company from Charleston and
Knoxville met and had Q conference with the
officers Of the Louisville and Nashville road.
Speeches were made by Trepholm, ex Con
federate Secretary, Col. Reed, and Others,
which were favorably received. The pr, s.
poets of road hence to Charleston VIA Knox.
vile. are hattering
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JUDICIAL CONyENTroN.

REPUBLICAN Judicial Convention for the First Judi
cis' District Of the State Of Iowa will be held Mount
RI assn Iowa, on Thur'day the 10th o. july 1865
10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose Of dominating cand
dates Tor th. following oceso1be Allied atths ensuing
general election, 10 Wit:
DTsTaICrsJuDaE.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
The ratio Of representation Will be the same ~ that
adopted by the Republican State Convention.
JNn. n. GEAR Chm Judicial Committee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

KILLED by LIGHrNIsG.-An Irish laborer,
named Patrick Corcoran, was struck by light.
ming and killed yesterday morning near Rock
island. during the severe thunder shower.
He with four others were on hand car at the
time, going TO Camden Mills. All the men
coran was killed instantly. He was about 48
years Of age and leaves q wife. but no chill.
dren. The other men received nd serious in
jury. Davenport Gazette.
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Notice OF incorporation,

NJ 0riCEis hereby given r. W Sample John
~ NeT nne, srt sami Ssnpi.. pf E.rkak Ioua:
no o. Sch nrid sx symp 90, ara rrna .r.rri. II
II .nccc county, Ill with their a..oiat.. have ,y.,
xed themselves into Corporate al Jo a. st.ek COM.
rany undf an as provid by the Lass Of the STATE Of
Iown r-istive to .ns fer fn,ern.I r
proveIntnts. under t1c and styie of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

One George Aller was arrested at Oska.
loosa on Tuesday for passing counterfei,
money. So says the Herald.
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Railway DisastsR- Express Robbery.
CINCINNATI. June %.
A train on the Cincinnati l. GAINESVILLE road
ran into broken culyer yesterday, near
Morrowtown. The engineer aud fireman
were killed.
During the heavy storm yesterday afternoon
a mar entered the American ExpreA Office,
walked behind the money counter, and alb
stracted package containing S4,70O, and
made his escape.
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Referee. Safe.

Try virtue ofa Special Order in Decree Of
II Partition r.n5er~t ai The p-ci.s Term .se6
Of he b-trict Court OF Lee county. Ioua Keoxak
. wherein A q. Riehas dson p,ar tir and
Arch-n9S o~el MARY A. Dangh~vfy and D. II.
ts~asherfy. her hn bar, ". Kitonrn~, George
SHboarn- and }. finxs, we're d-f-odent.. he un-
DIR isu@d asp ia.sd rei.re~ 81. the f" sfsg
desrr,hrt r-.t e~fst-to Wit Lot No Two f2 In Bi
s-r@ntrr~ 11l tity If k-skak lee c"ants Io~A and
all sell the fr cab 20 the highest bidt.r in the
prescribed At III. frott feor of the onrr
ls- IN the city Of Ksoknk ths 18th day sf Iuly
lsf6 between the hour cf o'clock . IA sud eioch
m-c mmenrnz II ocioek p ri said day faid
being de - the purp 4 parttiot. the yro-eed
l., Be dside among .he te,sant Ia after psy-
Ct costs u ed-s dfrecti N of the Cearf
ERIE ). Len H Ref rec.
Jane q. 1855. lea34w
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Catholic Property

EMBRACING Q full City Lots in Block
~, Ks knk. which =. situa. ed ihe buiidin |.
a i-A hy the Convent oi Visitation of Moths,
superior, Joss phins Rice. Tho prnc pie building j.
bsick, atoat 20 BY 7o,S staies hfxh cont dining u
rooms Next Fram 2 stori = with 10 TO ,ms. Nexi
- two story Brick Dwslhnx sith rooms Therei
two-shirds romp es~d These 81 unds all enciostd
sp covered sith great variety OF ruit aud her tee
Are situated on ruinence ding mest heaut'
fni view efthe Mississippi and the oppcsi,e bank th
river N linos tog-ther With very fn- view OF th'
city ffess imgs cfutd not be replaced
less thAu 500oy. In view Of the imam ial
ton OF this institution the SIsfEss desire to sell III
order to FREQ il from present enbaras-menfe Thes
bnldirgs may be orcnpied for e@t.b f.hing Yon, p
LADIES' Seminaxy Of any denomination, or Tor other
pnrs o>es.
All this valuable property Is now offered at the re-
mas katie ln~ price Of Sl200s nte good sale
FOR further information, address II. b rKN-nYcK.
Jan Real Eetate Agent. Kenkuk.
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Corrsetion.

COrF0etlOn.
BosroK. June Is.
TWAS erroneously telegraphed Yesterday that
Mr.. Francis Bush had been drowned. II
should have been Mr.. Edward Bush.