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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-30

~ 6 havs lsased he
: Alhany for ten years, At .
: ysas.
~ ead sixteen members Of
~ wives, daaghtess, or 9th.
- Il Washington this sea-
mt haa just decided that the
applied to : woman consti-
idsnnity Of twenty million
Austria paid to Prussia for the
bg whipped, was conveyed to
ecial railroad express train,
rded. The whole amount was
II was loaded BY the ton, and
men to count u.
a. after testing all the breech.
fered for sale by Numerous in
dersd one hundred thousand of
Henry Winchester gun, the
il owned in New Haven.
o be manufactured in Switzer-
! in Pennsylvania sixty news
re printed in the German Ian
eh seven are dailies, eleven are
|ligious discussions, and of the
forty-one are published week.
prs and publishers of the Ger
holding a convention at Har-
day, a young man, the son Of
ergyma Of St. Paul, attempted
tide by taking laudanum. He
nd compelled to take an emetic,
ife was saved. He declared his
speat the attempt upon his life.
At he was lately crossed in
. driven to desperation by the
,mrndes.
ken spree at Yorktown, Della
Ind, q few days ago, two young
barkeeper of the only saloon
sarly to death, and then threw
bottles, etc., into fhe street.
; fought each other, one Of them
inf1icting sixteen severe cuts on
he other. The wounded man
| is being circulated in Western
=, to be presented to Congress,
e loyal citizens Of that section
rered to form . new State, the
persons only being counted in
w State Government and elect
o Congress. If this be i'm
hey ask that the whole State
nized on a loyal basis.
8 been passed by the Georgia
ID signed by the Governor, pro-
property Of the wife at the
.rrirge, whether real or person
4 action, shall be and remain
aud that oil property
.ited, or acquired by the wife
re, shall vest in and belong to
not be liable for the payment
efault, or contract of her hus~
termasser General of Kentucky
led by the proper national au-
500, 900 have been made sub
fl Of the State Government Of
The Louisville Journal also
rithin Q few weeks between
i'd $4,000, 900 more will be
credit Of the State. The State
ow in funds, and probably by
i will contain between 81, ,00o,-
0, 900. The State debt is be-
600 and s6, 900, 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-30

nmbrsees superb selection Of Blankets, Ylanneis,
Yarns, Ac, Ac.
me Notion Department contains splendid lot Of
Gloves and Hosiery Of the very beat quality for &des
esntlemen. boys, nisses aid children
Underweay for mcn, women and children.
Pine Broad Cloths Cassimeres and Heavy Beavers for
asamens wear ~ the best quality and Styles cheap
4 nns stock of Wool Cloths and Heavy Beavers for
LAdies' Closts. very cheap,
ehawfs without member for Ladies' and Msses. Also
large lot Of Breakfast shavis BAimofaie and Hoop
Skirts Of tbs lAteet styles ard patterns.
Carpsts, Bsof OIL Cloths Mats. Rugn pFuggcts, Ac.
he above fs but fntniafion OF the large stock oi
staple and fancy eoods kept by this Arm. suce II TO
sAy they keep that Ia elegant and useful In
the dry goc4s line from the finest silk and silk velvet
cloth down to the thimbie needle, thread buttons and
trimnings with which 70 m&keh And q they buy ex.
elnaiveiy for b. their eu4orrs will not hass to pay
thsw Interest veil q profit.
CAi and examine for yourselves The propFistcrs and
their obging saiesmen wii1take pleasure in how
ing thsir stock, and TO IL that you dealt
With honestly Remember. they occupy No. % Msn
Street. nov7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11

The official accounts arc enough to
blanch the cheek with horror. In two
days after the riot martial law was de-
clnred. In four, the outbreak was hem
med into narrow quarters. In week,
it ceased 10 exist in any shape. Yet the
work of death went on. Bands of mad
dcned soldiers pierced the country in
every direction. Men were nrreatcd
upon the slightest suspicion. Every
petty officer constituted himselfa judge;
every private soldier became an execu-
toner. II the black man fled, he was
shot as rebel; if he surrendered, he
was hung on the same pretext. after the
most summary trial. 1fthe number of
prisoners became inconveniently large,
they were shot, or else whipped and let
go, apparently according to the whim
of the officer in command. Women
were seized, stripped half naked, and
thrown among the vulgar SOldiery to
be scourged. The estimate is that five
hundred and fifty We're hung by order
of drum head court-martials, five hum
dred destroyed by. the MarOons, two
thousand shot by the soldiery, and that
three hundred women were Gated, and
how many men nobody presumes even
10 guess. One asks, mt what expense of
life to the victOrS was all this slaughter
And he reads, that not
one soldier was. killed, that not one
soldier was wounded, that not one SOL
Ilier received so much as IL scratch, un-
less from the bushes through which he
pursued his human prey. 1t was not
war il was massacre. These poor peO-
pie fled like panic struck sheep, and the
sOldiery tracked them like wolves. The
human heart could wish to take refuge
in incredulity, but alas! the worst testi-
mnny of all is found in the official re-
ports ofthe actors themselves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11
Wcst Virginta Post Omces.

The Post Master General has made
the following orders respecting post
offices in West Virginia:
Establish an office at Camp Elkwater,
Randolph county, and appoint Miss
Della Stalnaker, postmistress, directly
on the route Huntersville to Hultons-
vile.
Reopen Office at Glengary, Berkeley
county, and appoint Elias Stewart post
Appoint George Phynnxe postmaster
at Indian Creek, Monroe county, vice
AT Hoods Mills, Marion county, ap-
point Rawley Morris postmaster, vice
William Floyd, resigned.
Route No. 1890. Phillippa to Mead
owville, contract is ordered with Fred
erick NJ. Harsh, of Phillippa, for week.
Route No. 1921. Contract with "A.
G. W. Smith, for services from Clarks-
burg to Grassland. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11

THE death of the Hon. Solomon Foote
devolves upon the next Vermont Leg
islature the rare responsibility of max
ing three elections of United States
Senators. One of them is needed to fill
the unexpired term of Judge Collamer'
one for Senator Foote'S vacancy, and
one for the long term. Governor Dill
lingham, of course, appoints n success
sor to fill the uuexpired portion of Mr..
Foots's term. So far rs the current
Congressional session is concerned, this
appointment must, however, be af-
firIned dc moro, or be superseded by the
action of the Legislature. That body
has, therefore, the very unusual duty
before it of electing three Senators for
n State which is allowed but two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11
The Peoples victory in Connecticut.

The result in Connecticut is every
where hailed with joy, by those who
regard the party which elected Lincoln
and Johnson as entitled to power in
| saved nation. The Hartford tFeSS says
| it has no eXultatiOn to utter over this
or that shade of opinion within our
ranks; but 1--WE do exult that Connecti-
cut still honors the graves of her dead
heroes, and keeps them from the custo-
dy of those who sneered at the living;
she asserts that what was lawfully won
by her great sacrifices shall be held ut
all hazards; we wish no unrepentant
rebels in places of honor and power; we
say that treason must and shall be re-
garded as at the head of the list of infa-
nous crimes and must be punished as
such; that no man shall be taxed far
thing to pay the debts OF an unspeaka-
bly, wicked rebellion; that our national
debt shall be sacredly discharged: that
every loyalist, white or black, whether
in cities or lonely among the mountains,
shall be guarded by a great nations
arm and favor; that slavery shall be
abolished in fact as we'll as i'll name;
finally i'll a word--the great party that
would educate, develope, protect and
advance ali men, saved this nation from
hosts of fierce enemies, and with Gods
help that party shall have the care of
that nntion-a government of the peo-
pie, by the people and for the people
yes, for all the people," And there
fore, God be praised again for the peo-
pies victory"
The full fruits of this timely victory
over copperhcadism in Connecticut are
not yet realized to the country;-but
when Pennsylvania, Ohio, and the 9TH
er great States speak out i'll like tones,
and under the inspiration and courage
afforded by this noble success, fresh tri-
umphs are secured, then thenation will
be knitted up in the power of the Union
party, and an assurance will be felt
that copperheads and rebels are not
soon again TO rule its. government.
Then the country will gather II richer
harvest from this glorious result.
One word of Il personal nature relat-
ing to this result. General Hawley,
who is elected Governor of Connecticut,
is what they call n Radical. He edited
the Hartford Press when the war broke
out. He enlisted as II private and rose
from the ranks TO the position of Cen
eral. He served his country in the field
until tho rebels laid down their arms.
Then lie returned to his State and the
loyal people showed their confidence
in him by elevating him to the first office
in their gift. He deserved it. He is fit
for it. lie is II man of honor and of
principle, and will faithfully admins
ter the trust contided to him.
Providence has grnciously saved the
State of Connecticut from political dis
aster, in spite of embarrassments al
most insurmountable, and the whole
country, where loyalty predominates
over disloyalty, will find occasion for
much joy at the result. The people
everywhere should give themselves up
in u newness of faith and put on fresh
resolves to win other victories under
the Union Republican banner.
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Chaplin 18th w. Va. infant


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11

THE French Company has formally
signitied lis acceptance of the charter
of the Virginia Canal Company, as
amended by the Legislature of Virginia
and West Virginia.
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TAKING the ballot from rebel, says
the Knoxville Wing. had the effect OF
extracting the sting from bee. 1t rem
ders him powerless for mischief. !
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dee. lst, 1885.

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The following are few OF the certificates
which have been voluntarily given TO the
PrOprietOrs, by persons who are well known
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-11
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nNHIS COMPANY HAVING OI;I;ANIZ-
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well known firm of Cache q Co., iis n JOINT
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warerooms north east corner o. Eutnw and
Fayette streets and Nos. IL. IL and 10,
north Eutuw street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
REMOVALS PROV oPPuCE.

The in which the stanchest and most deserving
members IL the Republican party Of l-f4 have been
removed from ofiee on account Of their non-agrcc-
ment with the policy OF the Administration have OF
late been 90 frequent A. 10 occasion efforts In Con.
gress for the protection Of Republican office holders.
The following amendment to the Tax bill was offered
by Mr.. Farnsworth:
Ald js'>r ,ssosf That all asse.-o-' ooecof' and
ssens provided for by this the erl to
dent Of the United states ~h the ad'ice end OF he
senate aud the advice and consent OF the senate shan be
s,a be'qrs Any such officer shall be removed frou on
such y shall be lot msesssnoe IN ONCE dlTns
the OF Congress
The number of Representatives chosen by the
Union party OF IS6i who voted with the Democ rat.
against this amendment large enough 10 cause it,
nection. We append the name, of Republicans -
voting arranged according to States in order that the
As-essor. collectors, and revenue agents" who ms
hereafter bo removed IN any Of the States, may know
to whom they will De partly indebted or their relief
from the troubles Of oiice-life:
C.LvoRSr,- Mcluer BidweuL
Cossn -rcuT John II Hubbard.
IdfSois- Culom Baker. Kuykendan
IspIAS,-Fapuhsr pumont Dsfses stillsel Henry
ID Waslhurn.
MAIsE-- Blame Pike
MAHfLAsD-pholps.
MAsAcHrsKrrs -Ehor A H. Rice Hooper, Bsuk.
VIM. Washburn. Dawes
NLvADA-Ashley.
. Nkw-H sNPsHIRg- Marston, Patterson.
NV YoRK-fsmes Humphrey Darling. t,hum
Hale, Marvin. Davis. Burt Nsn Horn. Dodgr
uHIo-James Is. Hubbcll, Rocklsnd Dolauo Ecs'y
Sparkling.
PfSSsYLvASiA-Thsyrr Lawrence.
RH0DE lsLAND- DIOn.
w,sr vmcHA Chester d. Hubbard Latham
Whai'v.
II W. have omitted any name. and any member hc
aggnrved thereby. We promise TO make the correction
whenever requested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

The County of Allegheny (ncludng Pittsburgh Is
one Of the most populous and productive in the Union
having hardly less than 10000 inhabitants II
cat 81. giJ votes in ~ giving Lincoln and johnson
the noble msjory Of 91O5 We believe ,his va,
exceeded by county N the United states Ptilado.
pns excepted. Her Unioni,ts have lust hid ihcr
conventions, which unanimously nominated the Hon
Thomas Williams for reelection TO Congnes, from Do
XXllId District, with full ticket for Leg stature snd
County officers. and unanimously
l. R,,oi,.< That the Republicans Of Allegheny Count'
chss fol-, inor.e and rait the nominsion 81 A.o ter
oS 70 .scyr, m, =" hI. bs,s and psiric,. 400
Of the ks.soBs state
2 R,.ols,s That heartily ths platform OF ID.
Union kspabhcan state Convention that placed ten Hrsv
10 nomnson. sud u adherr to a. expressing hiI our
cred npou the political questions OF he dn
R,.oi,a 1l.i he people Of Allegheny ,aoln, Nh
tain eir kspr-eitsi'-s Congress upon
gassos Of r-consu'o and tha the action 81 the Repnh
lean tnavi.y touste. nuot that eueoa and pa.
,as- Of the Ci'l Eisht, bill ~a hssft, con'ar
renee
k,,~d HAT clearly iud,rse the locsrst ,r.of 49,,
ira Dol n-nn Tat TREASON crime taf s ihe t-tf
crime EnoUn Ia the law. ami ought 20 De- punished n
i'at traitor. o1stt g. tat' baes ', and that tta,o
oisht + h. '"i- ~i".' mo- ti't'"l' N.'..' r- 49,.
'.'uT - ~" RIM" Dol H'"iurr'~ VII t'r" 'H's' f 10 7
b. inscribed hon"fa' me history of the L'pl. odd
gained tor I'M the elimination and confidence Of a. r. He
R..ge.s hat mo,siof Republican,, from oe- Do,
80 lrr,i'ri FOOL" became OF no"upr'1c' neg ct uf u
'rs,>n,, th'1 MI sur'nl'r th'r prof. iuj
convection, sud h,.'' bet q, NE patty o. ~i'a h. end
drs ahrh srctssi or pali~fei snd which PRO
,nkrs fh. condemnation every OF honor aud ,iuGe
k,.iesd rnat ilhtenrd adjustment ~ the
utt dnf"s l-e imiusiibr ~ favor OF American 10
si sumul,te aud attract CAPITA aud skilled labor
develop TIE rroucc uion. repair the wastes ~
puli eret. unite the PEOPLE oi al sections pnos
uns. 10 ne hon b, Of unon never "a IN broken.
R,.isa That the usslenng lie, oon ~ Tue Hon. asl
l.s >te,., dung Ions and lasirous the
- S.d, and humantr-his hatred ~ and traitor,
A. Li, s. idy,,ssJ o On" rshfsiamp lin the ~ an
.s Nhon se can safely honor aud trust
y ~ 49, crisis
That he hghest aud best OF a.. State
.ud o.. .ebye tie enactment ~ .. railroad az
Aek 10 % the IT the on mon
be d'Veluped and the growth and piosprttv Of
q, he promoted AID that the nenhet. OF the
from this county are hereby 20 ,ors Tor sud
lIuinos the passage Of such alAw
o'ssf That debt i.,.
ttai 49, csnn" repay The tsn hencs Nho oacr.s up
Der n'e' that their county live shall b.
t"rored cn' uo~n,e sud ae ng .hi he tie peufs 81
or Ass'ins sistf'ule.
" r." 80 That the course of Representative m COO
M~-rrs lams aud Nurhead meet. cordial
'plr"naon and viii fhen in all ih., have done
sd h"r'h' stp"ss our abiding onhiencs ther sh' sud
a4I bAsliy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

There is AL ancient proyerb. much beQuOiej b.,
srandams and wseacres, In view Of the perennial. be
devilments Of human nature. " IL take all s"ris Of
people they say, to make world IL take, Ill
sorts OF people too II would seem, 70 maaeogr mcr-
cosmic Washington. Bu, some Of the mob OF hang
ers-on button-lolsrs, dnnk-bostoVer-. aud terrific
bores. aro more distinguished generally by tossing
about the cash more freely than othors. Some bur
row on in ob-curity, but happy iev may see Their
important presence in ,he National Capital nnnoun, ed
by electrical aid IN the Ncw.Yors newspaper. 81
this select se,. We notice Mr. John Morrs-ey p,
lllgsl, member Somebody took tie tro 4l.-
the other n,uht to let ns know nr u.s
renowned and retired sthlete "as m Wall.
ington; not intent, may bs ,IrPa-ea
upon hstic glories, but a. The tessialh plla.td "
representing the Nsv.York lottery interest, and
refutug Marcus Cicero stsnler who is eed ~ 3D.,
Government u prosecute Dame Fortune. W. cor
fees tina; this statement bothers - Aopeie,s3 We
were not before aware that there were any q" Nr~
York lottery interests" requiring Mr. Mornss'y' PEI
derous support Tho game Is here g. Illegal - ir'h'
ing pockets, and after whA, fashion Morn'''y Dc rr'
flutes" stanley We leave our well Informed r'hd'fs TO
determine.
B1tMr Morrissey - only one Of mfnr Here 80
poon. who want authority 70 build canals-thrro e
the comhat,,e aud cOufed,rai. ~emni"-, VITO wants
IN be- poli'rally born agair--,here are crowd- .Lo
nh alb rs,,nis reneVed and new nh" gm.'c,-
n., .-, r,s.m,uts % ~o.i-t t. 18th
.,,.,.r..,r d~-sr, upon tic r,t. r,-'h,pr
Of. tb. nr,er..o'.e..d ie-d of oH,,..e.l....
wo.LIg ti,ir hosics ALL Wearing ".i ter -o.l- 'or
som. potts place worth Aasd' lAif the trouble wl,s.
% they rDtlt, wl'l cos, them. and ~ih 10 very
br.han' isaoe of getting It Alter lll s',r kHee.
crook.u' rtr'. And expenditure Of their o~r eud
ol houo. MONEY Poor creature. Il lhri a.'uld