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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

Bark times At the Recorders Court yester.
day. A number were up for various offences
and 6Aed. The case Of Leroy Aleck termi.
mated yesterday. He was bound over in the
sum Of $1,000, failing to give which be will be
taken This morning to the Jail Il Fl. Madison,
20 awaft the sattins Of the September term Of
Ennrf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

Va vcuh cali the asasnion Of our rsaders
70 the Adv. iound in car colunas this
morning Of the long esesha;aAed and veil
ksovn house Of Burtits Z Co., whs,esls
dsasen 10 haas, eaps and notions. This q. :
tablishmsat 10 one Of The institutions a
Keokak, and i favorably kso~s By Ill Who
have bssiuess acquaintance With our CITY.
10 sach h nseh 10 eonme.dasioa from us.
Bat for ths bsne6t Of thoss Who lave never
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17
Hotel Property for Sale.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

GArE CirY JOE OrrIcE.-While We are
improving other departments of our estab.
6shnent We do not intend TO overlook this
alrsady we'll arranged branch Of the inssita.
ton, nov surpassed BY no other Office in the
State. 1t is nov supplied with nearly every
srsiclstfhat is required TO meet tho demands
Of the public, but - fast = new styles are
issoed BY the manufacturers W will select
sach q the tastss of our patrons may require.
IN buying our cards add paper from the man
utaesurers, We arc sosbled 70 give entire at
I faction 10 thoss articles. Customers will
p eass bear in mind thas ~ ars not 10 be mr..
pased 10 either style or prompsnea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

BkAxKs.--For Blank Dssds, Mortgages,
s3gA II LAAiag asd Ill kinda n Jsstics's
Basiks, ca1l q the Cars Chr Coontfns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

sYsnscsAs.-Our old stiss1. J. Bed, Esd,
yflas1 ls15saa, called = y yssassday #
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

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= fei oaresa - anes LAsA - go s>sr de N,,,ts
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

CONTINUALLY on HAND.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
THE FREED:uEN or TEXAS.

The San Antonio Herald OF the 9Th ultino
says:
'From friend OF ours who las just returned
from a trip upon the Colorado, old Caney, cnd
other of the most important sections OF tue State,
We derive the most satisfactory information re-
spccting the prospects for the coming crop. The
planters are almost universally possessed OF far
higher hopes aud fur brighter prospects than
could possibly have been anticipated at the outset
of the year. Nearly all the cotton plantations i'll
the sections visited by friend are in cultira-
tion, most OF them with fair supply Of labor,
some with more than ever before employed upon
| them, while some were still short of them. In
general, planting operations were fully as far adj
vsnccd as usual ct this time of year, and the pro-
portion II cotton to other crops, though greater
than has been customary heretofore, was yet not
such as TO threaten scarcity of grain.
| sin nearly every instance the planters spoke
very favorablv OF the disposition and conduct OF
| the negroes so far. The hands arc generally di-
yided into squad5, each under black foreman,
and proportionate extent of ground is assigned
to eac squad. The foremen exercise strong
control over their squads, and the hands them
selves are rapidly learning, from the Instinct OF
selfinterest, the necessity of making every Ia
borer do his duty. The portion of the crops Ss-
signed To the hands varies from onc-quarter to
one. third, and in some few instances onc-half is
allowed them."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
GPEELEI'S,

The paternity of Senator STEwART's Proposi'lon'
that universal amnesty shal be offered the South
in exchange for universal suffrage, really belongs
to Mr.. GREELEY, who brought forward precisely y
the same thing in the Tribune a year ago. 1t Is
not much to be wondered at that NJ. St'MHKr OF
fercd French embrace to the Senator from Ne
vada, on hearing plan of this character from his
lips 1t is poor thing for anybody TO father
and finds it's natural place among the multitude
OF singular little bantlings of GREELEY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TIE STATE,
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
,,,,irine in the Postoff1ce at the end
OF each week is published officially
in THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
dsy morning.
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sa Au communications Intended for publication IN
this journal must be addressed to the Editor OF
the Daily Neaos, No. 18 Rdyne. street. NGrleston,
s. c. Business Communications to: PGosasser OF
Ddlv Neaos.
Wecunnot undertake to- returnrJecte con'muntca-
tiors. ~ .t-z-5
Advertisements outside of the city must be accopd.
nied acith the cash.
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BOARDING.

DOARD WANTED.-A SINGLE GENTLE-
Is MAN. Charlt storiun, desireh board in G private
family prefer home where there are no other
oarders Address, stating location and terms a. B. o.
care Box No. 2Si Charleston Pos:oh!to.
April
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
SCHOOLS.

sUMMEHvILLE NORMAL SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
WILL BE OPENED AT VOSE'S HALL, MONDAY,
w the I'd Of April
Apply personally. or by letter, to
April2 G. P. I. eMITa. Principal
BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
AdRs. JOHN LAURENs, ASSISTED BY REV. W.
NIB. W. HOWE will open on First Monday in April.
a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, at No. 13 Coming.
street English French, and Latin will be taught; also
Music II desired. Mafcn W
MISS. MAGGIE McNELTI
WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION N VOCAL AND IN.
w STRUMENTAL MUSIC. For particulars In
quire at her residence, No. O. Wentworth.street
RFFERENors-Professor Thos. p. O'Neale, Dr.. A.
Fitch. February II
SCHOOL NOTICE.
MISS j. r. CURTIS HAS OPENED SCHOOL IN
ltl tho primary Basement Room" Of the Public
School, St philpgtreet for the instruction of children
Of both sexes and solicits share of patronage from
her friends and the public generally.
DEMONSTRATION. VIM. Curtis, D. D., Principal
Lime. tone Institute Dr. Shier, Mr.. Jas Robinson.
March tui
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EDIs1o AID ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY
,Ic.-.IsI + sHI " CANAL. COMPANY j

EDIsIo AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, s. O., March 16, 1855.
DY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE. PASSED @ AT IT'S
Is last session, the EDISTO AND ASHLEY CANAL
COMPANY received permission to increase their capital
rom Ono Hundred Thousand 000 Dollars to Three
hundred $500 Dollars. in Shares Of One
Hundred ts10O) Dollars e.ch. ,.-
subscrpton TO the additional Stock, will be open nom
"a. 81 to P NJ daily, at the Office Of Messrs. JOHN
g. RIGGS CO., Broad-sreet and East Bay. ne
stock subscribed for be paid for by monthly install
ment of of Five 1861 Dollars on each aud every snare
$1,000 - y J. RAVENEL MACBETH,
Secretrry and Treasurer.
or;.a March l9
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o. g. TAX NOTICE.
T1HE UNITED STATES DIRECT-TAX COMMIeS1OS'
FR3 for the District of South Carolina. hereb.
gve notice that the Tax Rolls Of the following Districts
and Parishes In the State aforesaid to wit Williams
burgn District Christ Church Parish st. Georges dor
Santee parish arc completed, and that the Ia may
bs paid on She lands and lots therein. for si- day.
from this date their Office In the City Of Charleston
South Carolina.
". z WORDING, Oommisgionen
WILLIS DRUMMOND, 60 0aroana
Datea az & Charleston g. this sixth d'S f'''0'
ss- ofsoe, No. ~ sRoAD-sTREBT. rear o, Law R.nse
Februarye
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rr,BE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED TO NO. 27
| BROAD-STREET where hc proposes to carry on
tho business of AUcTIONEEI AND COMMISSION
AGENT. VIII also continue as formerly his REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY and Brokerage IN STOCKS. Bonds' Notes.
Exchange and other Securities. ,,,,r-,
Refers to-Mcssrs RAVENEL CO., Charleston;
Mrst.s WILLIS Il CHISOIM, Charleston; Mesfrs
GOURDIN MATTHItSSRN L. CO, Messrs JOHN
FRASER / CO.; GEO. B. NORWOOD, Eaq.. New
York. limo niAfcn ~
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MEDICAL NOTICES.
LOST, STOLEN, &c

c1O'
r OsT OR STOLEN FROM BRIG ALFRED.
| iKRRR's Wharf, BOAT about Ii feet long AMI 4
iec wide painted white. with black gunwale SlS re-
ward is offered its recovery and no questions asKed
April 8 ---
CTOLEN, ON THE NIGHT Of IiE "a In nn.
knot on the left hind leg between the hook and ankle
pint. Long fstlocks, aud few small white spots on
The back aud rump. liberal reward vi be given lor
her coyfy II Lit at T. JAGERS, No. 6ee King
March 80
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REMOVALS.

REMOVAL.
mr. S. CHATBURN BROWN HAS REMOVED BIS
| Residence to No. 224 MEETING STREET, nearly
opposite Eagle Engine House.
lie may be found ut his Once, No George street. at
8 A. M and anG p. NJ, Of csch day.
March 80 3~imo
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WJANTED, A WHITE WomhN Ia anoa mo Woman woman
fair wnaes viii be paid Apply at No. lao charcn'sree'
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FURNITURE FOR sALE.-HANDSOME
Il MARBLE TOP COTTAGE SETS, and o variety OF
other Funture, belonging to family moving from the
city. Apply at this ofi:e. -
April 3 l"
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NOR SALE. HOUSE AND LOT IN MOUNT
Il PLEAsANT.-A pleasantly located HOUSE In the
~ Fsrrv AnrJv at this Office April2
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FOR SALE.

Nor SALE, VERY FINE COW; WILL
II calve in about week. Apply at No. srOLLS
ALLEY l* Apr!l3
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WANTS.

TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED
FOR TWO YEARs-The advertiser VIII noTrssse oin ;sv
hesvy interest Address ~. B. g., Daily News ONCE
April 8
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MEETINGS.
CITY COUNCTI,

WENTWoRTH-sT. BAPTIST CHURCH.
MEETING OF THE CQRPORATORS OF THIS
"A Church will be held, This Evening, at Eight
o'clock at No. 2is King street, business Of impor.
lance. general attendance requested
Apnl3 WILLIAM B. HERIOT, Chairman.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03
oopARTNERsHIPs.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED a
PARTNERSHIP for carrying on an AUCTION,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND INSURANCE BUsI.
NESS, under the name OF LEE CO.
PARTICULAR attention will be given to the purchase and
sole of STOCKS, BONDS and REAL EsTATE, both at
auction and private sale and they hope by strict aten
ton to business 10 merit and receive share OF public
patronage.
HUTSON LEE.
A. NJ. LEE.
Charleston, g. c., March 81, 1866. limo April 2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03

WANTED, A WHITE LA ROR u r. =.
w wanted, WHITE MAN, as Laborer, to go 70 70
wadmalaw Island by contract or days wages Apply
at No. IA! Mcetng-street, opposite Hayne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26

nPrfcr or TRUSTEES or CREDITORS AND sroovs
~ holders Of tbs Ohio and Mississippi n a. Co. (kAk
No - WALL ssxxsr. Snv yosx. Sep. ~ lscs
NorfOF "A special msetng Of the holders ~ oeranalao
issued by his Trust viii hc hold AT tho ons 81 hs TstAa
~ Wall street. New York. Thursday tho nrst day OF No
Of tho Ohio and Mi.sissipP Railroad Company.
To act this fmpostant question. the
der which ~ Trust formed requires that three fourtha
N nirfest of tho their i~l Representatives.
preferred and unprcferr~d oerhcatss shall be
ent AMI voting For a.. purpose therefore ~ insnnng
quorum hHr'r holders earnestly requested 10 hAvo
transfers male their names and 10 be present ~ We
Meeting, either IN hy PROXY.
tsenth day o. October Al two oriock ~ and rsaAD
closed untii further NOTES. BY order ~ the Tru@teoa
ALLAN cAhrBKLL. ChsrmaA
CRHsRNDHKFER MINING CoMrAHY.-TfH rRU2
- ties ~ the sens-nderfer Mining Company havs declAs
ahyd"ni OF ono per cent Vi. capital stock for the mQaoo
Of SEPT .mh.r payable Al their ofcs NoverbeS - ~
from Oct - 10 Nov a i+bS
IA. sHkRRiLL Treasurer. 10 Broad ssrseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26

n,ns nnnrEna or oosyAsIrsy AID z sr = =
lv - ess y r. 80 -. .sss.ss - y. -. s.sfS
2s.s~s e &C.,. 80 & f'gsSvsl Co z" ssss
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-10
Re Nn,nrnIized ihi. WecII.

Foreign born residents who came TO
this country under eighteen years OF age
and who have been in the United States
FIVE years should apply at once to the
District Court for naturalization. The
court is now in session at the Custom
Honse and will remain until Saturday.
Persons comprised within the class we
have spoken of above can obtain natnr-
alization papers Immediately and with
out any second application. Those who
came to this country orer eighteen years
of age will have to first obtain papers
. setting forth that they have declared
their intention to become citizens and
then wait two years before receiving pa
pers emitting them TO full citizenship.
If the present opportunity is neglected.
persons Of foreign birth cannor become
naturali7ed before the Circuit Court sits
in May; too late TO have their name. reg
istered so a. to vote i'm the May election.
Under the operation Of the civil rights
bill Just passed by the radical djsnnion
ISIS the most ignorant and degraded pc
GRO in the land is made \ citizen without
the trouble or expense of applying to
.court and without waiting FIVE years
or even two In this respect the ne
groes receive more favor and are granted
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-10

masterly effort. The meeting adjourn-
ed with three rousing cheers for the
President and speaker. ,.h;s
You will hear good report from 'ni'
county at the election. at;no
Tonight the RAIDS held a meeting
STANDARDIZATION held forth IN his usual
classic style = Butternut, CoPperneaa
and Traitor. His entire speech was
tissue OF misrepresentation, not TO say
ialseboods, but he is harmless IL "a Il
more more like midnight burial OF some nd ID
legitimate offspring of revolution anu IN !,
vice God grant that the Radical parry
NAV he beaten by the CONSERVATIVE par
tV Of this State. And the most cheerins
Sans Of the times are the large ana en-
ibnsisstic gatherings on the one manu- .a0n
snd the miserable failures on the othe at
The The radical meeting held here iast
NIGHT n was neither respectable IN poine
Of of numbers or speakers. There was I'D
I IL animation. Jimmy frizzled
and racked that portion OF his mead sup
n nr,u ito TO contain brains, felt in his peck
ats looked in his hat, peeped under the
fables, and thought he had been bitten
80 CoPPERn'EAD
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The Now .scrscr senn,or.h.r.

The New Jersey Legislature adjourn
ed sine die last Friday, without having
elected Senator to take the place ut
Mr.. sToc-TG,;,.whn was so fonl'y oustod
from his seat The vacancy having
been made during the session of the
Legislature can only he filled by the
Legislature the Governor having, in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-10

SMALLPOX IN ALABAMA AND GEORGIA,
A letter received in Washington, from
Alabama, reports fearful mortality
amoug the negroes. They have scatter
ed the smallpox through town and
country, and are dying rapidly 10
stop the disease appears impossible, in
consequence of the wandering propensi-
ties of the blacks. Nor are the NAM
her of fatal cases known, as in most In
stances tie negroes do their own bury
inc, and no report is made of the deaths,
either singly or in gross. A private let
ter received by gentleman in this city
also announces the fearful spread OF this
loathsomo disease amongst the blacks IN
Georgia. In Augusta and the interior
towns of the State its ravages are very
great
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-10
State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed to
he adoption of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of West Virginia are requested to
assemble in their respective counties, at such
time as they may deem most expedient' and ap-
point one Delegate to represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE CON
vENTIoN to be held at CLARKSBURG, Harri,
son county. on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF
APRIL, 1866, for the purpose of devising meas
ures of opposition to the radicaiism now domi'
nant in this State
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
Wheeling March II, 1866
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-10

LARGE SALE OF DRY GOoDs.-The
largest auction sale of dry goods this
season took place in Philadelphia on
Wednesday. There was large attend
ance-dealers being present from New
Orleans. Mobile, Savannah and Charles
ton. Boston, Baltimore and New York
were also largely represented. The cat,
alogue consisted of 800 packages, LOU
of which were domestic goods. The
foreign goods were ofan inferior quality
and brought low prices, while the do,
nestle goods sold for less than was eT'
pcctrL About 100000 worth OF goods
were disposed of.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-10
Come; Along:

We would like to see large NUMBER
of citizens, in addition to the regularly
appointed Delegates, attend the conVen,
ton at Clarksburg. The proceedings OF
the convention will doubtless prove ln'
teresting to all, and pleasant time may
he anticipated. The Delegates VIII start
ot Gao tomorrow mornings
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therefore restored to all their former
rights, immunities and privileges as
members of the Federal Union. Bnt
representatives from portion OF the
States, arrogating to themselves powers
which belong only to Congress COM
posed of delegates from all the States,
have assumed to be the legislative
branch of the general government, and
by excluding eleven States from repre-
sentation and expelling from their own
bodv those who stand in the way of the
accomplishment of their party purposes
are attempting to take away the liberty
of the people and destroy the very es-
senca of our republican institutions.
In the House of Representatives OF the
limited States. leach State shall have at
least one representative" but III the
hodv now calling itself the Honse'
eleven States are unrepresented,
"The Senate of the United States shall
be composed of two Senators from each
State" but the body now calling itself
the Senate excludes the Senators OF
eleven States.
mo State, without its consent, shall
he derived of It's equal suffrage in the
Senate" but the body now claiming to
be the Senate has deprived eleven States
of their suffrage without their consent
and against their will.
Under these circumstances, it may
we'll be doubted whether the DEGREES OF
the revolutionary body now III session In
Washington city have any force or effect.
II is not constituted. as the congress OF
the United States should be, and the
legislative powers granted by the consti
tuition to the representatives, ct all the
States certainly ought not to be ezer'
cised by the representatives of portion
only. eleven States being denied repre-
sentaiion without their consent.
Suppose that members Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives elected
by the Democratic party should constl
tnte majority in both honses OF Con-
press, should organize themselves ~ the
Congress- Of the United States. shonld
exclude their political opponents and
eyreI ali who refused TO aid them i'll