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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18
The Marshall Times states that petro.

The Marshall Times states that petro.
leum abounds in that county.
The ice isleaving the river at Keokuk
This looks a. though navigation would be
resumed in short time.
The dwelling house of Peter SchafTer,
near Denmark, Lee county, was recently
consumed by FIRE.
The proceeds Of the Fort Madison
Ladies' Aid Society amounted last year to
$977,0o.
The Hapk Eye states that Burlington
was never more healthy than at the pres.
ent time.
Much interest is manifested in the re.
ligious meetings which are in progress at
Eddyvills.
Rev. Mr.. Whiting, Congregational
Pastor at Dubuque, vas severely injured
by the late railroad accident at Cherry
Valley.
A bold but unsuccessful attemp. was
made the other night to rob the County
Treasury at Knaxville. So says the Knox
| Vile Republican.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil says
1T is always either feast or famine
with the Telegraph" Pretty much that
way, friend.
The members Of the Episcopal Church
at Otumwa are making arrangements to
build house of worship. 50 says the
Ottumwa Courier.
The Oskaloosa U,otchman gives aft.
davits to show that it was correct in the
, statement that man is now living in Os
kaloosa whose neck was broken Elteen
years ago! We cave, Ira!
Two men named Keas and Schaunck
assaulted Matthias Becker in Mosa'em
Township, Dubuque county, a few nights
since, and we'll nigh killed him. His re-
covery is extremely doubtful. The COW.
ardly ASSISTANTS have fed tie county.
There was a wood procession for the
benefit Of the soldiers families at Den.
mark, Lee county, on Monday, January
3Oth. The gentlemen who took the prem
iums were Messrs. Montgomery and Lev
erett 50 saws the PuindcoIrr.
A woman to save her children rro2,
s:aryation forrod an order in n!buuua
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18

By the perusal of our contemporary of
the 4th and 18th inst, we are forcibly re.
minded Of the fate of Actaion who was
eaten by his own dogs. But as the whole
matter is within "the family" it don't con.
Germ US much, though we are considerably
of the opinion when Actaion is eaten the
best of the concern will be in the dogs
nav. Our contemporary assures US, and
of course we must believe it, for republi
cans never misrepresent, (?) that Captain
BAcc, before leaving Sioux City, kindly
remembered US in his council and advice,
all Of which We take kindly. Now, if we
advise the Captain little, he should lake
1t in tho same way.
First, then Captain, according to the
general belief Of all republicans, you are
very dishonest. A republican journal says
80 and they never misrepresent( ?j Were
we to say to the contrary some worthy
republican would pronounce US disloyal
and reject our evidence-so that all we
will say upon that point is that you never
made us q confident, aad we cant there.
fore cay, "Don't we know" We never
engage in attempting to swindle the Gov.
eminent and hence we are seldom brought
in contact with Republicans. Since then
you stand condemned as to dishonesty, 10
our opinion the only thing that will restore
to you your former good name and fame
is to disgorge your i'll gotten gains-but
be sure and not return them 10 Uncle
Sam, but turn them over to your hungry
dogs. This will give you peace and quiet
from some Of your present assailants.-
But if you answer that you have nothing
to disgorge-that you have at all times
honestly and faithfully discharged your
duties-as an investigating committee has
once said for you-then we secondly ad
wise you to at once come out with pro.
clamation ITO whom it may concern
disc!aiming any intent on your part to
ever be a candidate for Congress from til
District SO long as a single republican
liveth in Sioux City
You remember, Captain, when you
were a candidate you had a young and
aspiring opponent from the West wbo like
yourself, was defeated. Ambition in
young man does not die out soon. You
remember while acting Quarter Master at
this post giving the public tete within the
lips of similar person you reco'lec. how
he fattened thereupon, and with increased
possessions how desire increased till bis
wants were greater than your capacity
and now you behold yourself in the unhap
py position Of the historically renowned
Acta'on. Captain, spare the public eye
from beholding repetition of tina: un-
happy event, and give up place, position,
honor, money, everything that thou hast
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18
ORIGINAL Notice.

S,TtTE OF IoWA-Wuodhnry county, ss-In
- tIie District Court in aud for oodhury county
iowa. Air.I Ten N, A. b. lS'.5 Moth Scott vs..
H"nry Tracy and Eugene Pa pine.
7" Henry V. Tracy Il ID Eugeue Papine: You
are hel by notified that there is on file In the
uttir" ~ tie tcrk of til" district Court in aud for
", ..5.vy county, Stt'. uf Iowa. u petition Of
NUl,A'u North and William =. : ."it known and
doing II ir.~s under tie name AMI firm STYLE If
North 4 ~,ut. claiming of Yea thr sum of ono
t,''' tti and fifty dl,r>, AMI interest On said sum
niuit"h due on two nroni>Sury notes. NV Hn-
E,s< appear amt f.icnd thereto bt fore neon on
tn" ,->'I-! day L: ito mkt term Of the District
,rtl.i /" l." L"gt II ,uI h"lIrn at Sioux 5000
city. On the third Monday OF Arrii- A 4. :.
II. So, T:il ii inr tuc County uf Revenue
Mr,'dhury, State of Iowa, latuu!i will stamp, !
b., entered again; suu &;.L jut -IaeLt -~-~-
reN3,i i thereon.
WILLIAM NnETH,
WILLIAM Z. Sth1rr,
Plaintiff.
b. this Attorney: JoHN Cv.Klrs
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18

he knows the sentiments Of the people,
their anxiety to have these Indian troubles
brought to 6nal settlement and all causes
of future difficulty removed--and We call
upon him to use biz influence in frustrat
ing the plans Of designing intriguers and
rendering even handed justice to whom it
II duA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18

CHARGE IT TO FATHER A dry goods
dealer well known in the vicinity of Broad.
way, and somewhat prominent for his va.
rious shakes and jerks when he promen-
AIDES the streets, was on foraging expe-
dition few days since in tho Center Mar
ket Seeing buxcm Sucker girl in the
distance, he approached her, seized her
hand, and exclaimed with much warmth :
How do you do, nay dear young friend l.?
how is your father and mother? when did
you leave home ? ALL excuse me, | have
forgotten your name, but stayed all night
at your fathers house year ago (Her
father had been dead for ten years Per.
haps you don't recollect me- Nv names
B; my store is on Broadway call on
mel shall be happy to sell You some
bargain and leaving his card in her
hand, our man Of tape departed.
Not long afterwards; appeared the not
very green young lady, who selected goods
to the amount of twente dollars, and pick
ing them up, was about leaving. when tho
polite shop keeper and friend Of The fam
lily, exclaimed:
"Exense me, Miss, you have forgotten
the 5iIl.'
"Oh, no. replied Miss Sucker, "please
charge it to father
Utterly COMPOUNDED. our long friend suf:
fered verdancy 10 muslin to leave with the
bill unpaid.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18
L'OR IDAHO AND THE GOLD
l.
Ito. FOR THE GOLD MINES OF
Ill IDAHO.
rEA THE NEW, FAST AND
q *TYS light arauyht Steamer DEER
sSkss-lssA Lodge Thomas ". Eea. cnnmau-

<fMY light arauyht Steamer DEER
Skssxc.szSE Lodge. Thomas ". kea. ronmau-
der. Henry 4. Doh man Clerk now
beirg built at Fittshnrg, Pa, expressly for tn. st
Louis aud Fort Benton trade. will leave Pittshurg
for Fert Renton and inter mediate points. sat urdy
February 18th and leave st. Louis. SATURDAY.
March 4th. soon thereafter as river is open
To Omaha, end Siorx City.
The new, fast and light draught steamer BEN
TON. VIM. Hcwarh Commander, Lewis l.. Hnr
Clerk. Will laaye t"r Fost Eent"n aal intermediate
points. SATURDAY. March lltii.
the new fast and light araukht steamer YELL
Low SfnN Il. Jos. Ma hood. auder, staniy
Roland, Clerk, will leave as above, SATURDAY,
Ma ca 49,
Tn" very fast and light draceht steamer FAM
ny OGDEN. Thomas Tow n,end, Commander, VI
billiard. CLERK, wall leave as above SATURDAY,,
March 10th
- Steamer DEER LODGE will remain between
Forts Union an iienton until the cargo of a til.
boats of this line is deli cred at Fort Benton
Fly this Arrangement shippers have great advan-
tcge, I'D an assurance that their freight will be
de,iS cred at destination. We are also pre,a red to
furn sn land trans portation from Fort Benton TO
the Mines and will give through Bills Ladipg TO
Silver City, Last Caauce, Plickley Pear, Deer
lodge, Virginia City, Bannoek city, ana Ga latin
For freight or passage apply to
Southwest corner Main and Olive streets.
JOSEPH MCINTYRE.
No. - Commercial street or
JOHNJ. ROE 4 co
Convent street, between I'd and ID, st. Louis.
~ For Freight or passage apply to
II. ID. BOOZE + CO.,
fehl am Sisax City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18

The entire cost Of tho machinery for
the new WOODEN factory u Fort Madison il
about ten thoussnd dollars.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18

A steam engine VI ten horse power is
used at the Cony hospital, Augusta, for
driving machinery for washing, wuinqinp
and ironing the hospital clothing.
Here Is the place Cor unwashed sinners
against humanity, who advocate tho doc.
trias Of dye;ng ia the wool, 10 b washed
and wrung out.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18
Valuable Property for sale i'm
st. Johns. Nebraska.

I WILL offer for sale in st. Johns, Nebraska
] Territory cheap for CASH. my property. con-
ai.ting Of a first class eTEAM SAW and GKIST
NJ Ill. ia good running ORDER hetwt ion a nd
90 ACRES OF land, about 80 under cultivation n,
with good dwelling house. gu; buildings &c. and q
good spring ol living watar the premises
There about 81 acres Of good timber land, prin-
cipally hard wood. Both the Military and County
Road ran through the lanl. Tn. MILL is 53x37
feet, Is two and hall - high, aud in good
repair. The above PROPERTY is IN st. Johns. Da-
ko'a county, Nehras ka Territory. For further
informant JI address
JAMES II. TRACY.
St Johu s. Dakota County, braska.
Re- Omaha Weekly Nrira skian publish three
weeas, aud send bill to this office 4w*
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18
Tor THE GOLD MINES of Mon

I.'OR THE GOLD MINES of Mon
/ taua and Idaho
Ftas~as 4 Transportation - Fer. "a'.:cu,
z...s4a.sSs Deer l".tg", VIRGINIA C,:y and na..-
e3 S3s=i..stS4 n"cH cHs. III" tAs, and light
e&e@ASs 4. aught steamer tfFlE DEANS,
Captain La Bar VII! leave 1T. IuHi, fg :'. above
points on At'vn 18th. The we'll ano"n r>p-c!enco
of Capt LaBarGe il navigating the wat".a u the
Upper Missouri Oilers great n!uc cement. % iassen-
gers who design goir2 TO the Gold Mines. The ~
II DEANS has lesn thoroughly o,erhauled AMI
prepared for this trip, and being Of very l.ght
dranght passengers may he assured ihat she viii
reach Fora Benton in good or freight OF
Passage address
A. PHILLIPS. Agent.
f.blS-:,In* 81 Cummtrc al - rect, { Louis.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18

TIE Tribune of Chicago has grown
tired Of Edmund kirke' alias Gilmore
in bis "scenes at the South written for
the Ataatic Monthly. This Gilmore has
filed railroad cars With lies Handsomely
bound, until he supposed the greater the
falsehood the more rapidly the sale Of the
book, but his last, in tn. atlantic is too
heavy, even for the gulibility Of the Tri.
bune. That influential old breeder of dis.
sention in neighborhoods and 10 geograp>
hical sections, thus suggests:
Mr.. Edmund kirke' Gilmore in the
December number will work more injury
to the reputstion of the atlantic than the
contribution Of Professor Goodwin Smith
can repair. People will not believe that
white women are ravished BY negroes in
the streets Of Richmond, within the hear.
Jog Of sentinels, who remain dead to their
cries for help, and that they are rescued
Ut last By federal prisoners, under double
guard, 10 the fourth story Of the SPOTS.
wood Hotel, even when such tales are
found 10 the respectable columns Of the
Afiantic Monthly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-18
FROM DAKOTA.


YAsKrov Agency, D. T., Feb. II.
FRIEND FRENZY While looking over
the papers of the day, l fnd that the pat.
riotic ladies of the North are doing much
to make the hearts of the soldiers good
In the way of sending for their use vege.
tables, fruits, turkeys, &c, yet there il
thought that naturally suggests itself to US
worthy of consideration, and that is simply
this We, soldiers on the Missouri slope,
above Sioux City, have entirely been for.
gotten or neglected, as we have not rs yet
been the recipients Of such (much needed)
favors. Perhaps it is not borne in mind
that the past season in this Territory was
an unfrui.ful one No creps, bu. plenty
OF grasshoppers. The sanitary condition
OF the troops demand an immediate
change-and it is evident to all that steps
must be taken to supply the troops OH the
Slope with vegetables in order that the
efficiency of the troops may be fully sus.
tanned. Hoping that those few So & es,ions
may have salutary effect, l will close,
and patiently await the good time coming.
Yours, respectfully, WEI.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
MEDICAL

Every Physician located in the country or
small village. and engaged in the practice Of BIZ
profession, has more or less frequently found tn
successful treatment Of chronic diseases difficult, i
not impossible owing to the absence Of many IA
%cili!ies which re within the reach Of those residing
in the cities and larger towns.
The undersigned has for this reason made ar.
rangemcnts fur the treatment Of this class Of case.
by which patients can have the benefit Of all the
appliances known 10 the profession.
Persons placed under his care will receive in adj
iition to medical and surgical treatment. the bene-
ct Of DIR. Lsngtton Parker method Of treatment
by fumigation ; tho use of many Of the mineral
and saline waters, both for bathing and general
use; bathing in sea water, de-, when indicated
beside the ordinary general and local baths of wat
er. heated air and vapor.
Physicians having under their caro- or knowing
Of persons afflicted by obstinate rheumatism. skin
diseases, diseases Of the urinary dc, which
have resisted ordinary trcatmcE&, viii confer a
great favor upon such persons. By calling their at.
~tcntion to the facilities here afforded.
For special information apply in person or by
letter, to j.. L. C0oMBS, NJ. d.
Portland, Oregon.
Ts~ Consultation Rooms in Crce's Building
over Wells, Fargo 4 Co. Entrance from stark-st
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

ARs. DUsIwAY respectfully informs The c III
iens Of Albany and vicinity thai she is making tx
,ensiYe preparation for Il School EXHIBITION. 10
be held o. THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER
2bfh, nj he Court House. No expense will be
spared to make the entertainment veil worthy of
tie patronage Of an intelligent audience. Tie ex-
ereises viii e0nsist VI Declarations, Essays, Dia-
iogues, he, de-, together with a-laTge number Of
we'll selected. patriotic and parior songs. with IN
slTumental accompaniment. upon the Piano and
Guitar. Instrumental music will also lie given be
tween The scenes.
Ii IS believed tha, tic Exhibition will promote
school interests. BY awakening a desire uPon ths
part of pupils. 70 ereeL ~ eeetgtbing. The Albany
sslee. School is IN much need Of e Cabinet Organ,
Globes, Maps, &c, &e, FOR the use Of the pupils
For the purpose OF raising necessary funds TO, pro-
eare these, an admission fee Of so cents fer grown
persons and 20 cents for children sill be expected
Persons Of Intelligence and pubic spirit are re.
s~peetfuily solicited and expected 70 attend.
Doors open at six o'clock. Performance to com
mcnes ri half past six.
Albany. December f6. ISG5.-2.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

months men and number credited TO each
State.
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, reported a bill
from the Judiciary Committee, extending
the right Of suffrage in the District OF
Columbia, which enacts that IN all laws
prescribing the qualification of electors in
the District Of Columbia. the word white
be and the same is hereby stricken out,
aud after the passage of this act, no per-
son shall be disqualified from voting on
account of color. All acts of Congress
and all laws Of Maryland in force in this
District and all ordinances of the corpo-
~ratious of Washington aud Georgetown
inconsistent with it, are hereby repealed
and annulled.
Mr.. Eldridge objected to the bill being
reported.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the House
suspended the rules for the purpose and II
was made the special order FOR the 10th
January next.
Allen, of Mass, offered the following
resolution.
Resoire7, That the House cordially con
ours in the views of the Secretary of the
Treasury in relation to the necessity Of
the Contraction Of the currency with 4
view e ~ e}rly resumption of specie pay
meni ~ III business Of the country viii
permit. Ne hereby pledge cooperative
action that il may be rs speedy rs possible
Resolution passed yeas Ill. nays q.
Baily introduced II bill to enable loya
citizens in those States whose Coustitu
tons were oyerthrown or suhserted by thu
rebellion to form n Constitution and Stat,
Government preparatory 10 resuming thai
relation to the Government Referred t,
the Committee ou Reconstruction.
4 resolution passed the House yester
day. calling on the President, if not in
compatible with the public interests, t,
communicate any information in the pos
session of the Executive Department re
garding steps taken at any time by tn,
so-ealied Empire OF Mexico or any Euro
pean Power, to obtain from our Govern
ment a recognition Of the so-eallcd En-
pire, and also what correspondence or ac
ton has been taken in the premises b,
THE GovernAlent.
\ message was received by the Senate
accompanied by a report from that body
proposing appropriate action, c%onsequcn
upon the death OF President Lincoln
The report was unanimously concurrc,
in. Washburn. of'Illinoiz. from the Com
mitice appointed TO take action on tn,
bill for the relief of Mrs. Lincoln, re
ported an appropriation Of $4,000. Les
than any amount that may have been pal,
TO sIr. Lincoln or representatives ON ne
count Of his salary. The bin was passet
last night.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
OBITUARY.


Died IN Alinpy bee. %, 1865. Samuel e.. Ak
ander. aged 10 years. 5 months and 3 days.
The deceased wY a native Of Warren county.
Tennessec. Iii father emigrntei 10 Schuyler cnun
~. iilinoi-. in 1891. from thence 10 vnp Buren
county, Iowa, and from that place the deceased
cnigra'ed u Oregon IN 1892, with biz brothers-
one Of whom l. Dr. Alexander of this ciiy. Mr..
Alcsan'icr settled in Coryallis. engaged IN mer.
%cantilc pursuii-. and failed IN business in 1869 I:
bn, with uniiriug industry and indatnitnile energy
he SET 70 work - retrieve his broken fortune. At
last. oveItatea ~ disease Of the chcst aud lungs
.uf Il complicated character, he wa compelled to
give up httsiaess early last Ialy, and from that
TING until his death had sloNl and hopelessly
wasted before the N'al disease. He died fnll II
fsith aad holre IN th- Blessed lledeefner. lie VA
a e%o,irteons gentleman. n true friend. a generous
noble hearted man. aud his lass i moIrBed by II
vide circle IF loving friends. whose deep and earn
e$t symiaaihieS are rendered 70 the mourning reia-
;ire>. 10 his afflicted Wife and family. Ills funeral
will take place nnler the direction Of the Masonic
fraternity, of which he wa o worthy member, ri
II o'clock, ", sunday, Dee. 18th, from his late
residence. 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

Wn.T CnEER HorsE.-What Woodward's
famous public house Of this name is in San
Francisco. NJ. O'Connor's What Cheer
IIouse IS in Portland. The building is new,
the furaiture and bedding and appointments
are all new, and in the plan of the house and
the character of its Punishment, the --latest
Improvements in hotel architecture, appoint.
ments aud adoramcnt have been adopted.
Mr.. O'Conner personally superintends the
house, so as to assure his numerous guests,
transient as well as regular, the utmost ease,
comfort and plenty. 1t is just the kind Of
hotel that most Of our Valley people desire
to stop at when on a visit to Portland, and
certainly they cannot find a house better
adapted to their wishes. Read the adver.
tisement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
Latest Ennlern News.

The dispatches by this mornings arri
val are to the 10Th inst. We condense
the following:
Martiallaw prevails in portions Of Geor
gia.
The French Minister at Washington
has assured Mr.. Seward that the French
troops would be withdrawn from Mexico
The Fenian Senate has reported in ia
vor of Roberts for President over O'Ma
hony by a vote Of II to B.
Rumor says Secretary Stanton has ten
dered his resignation, and insists on it
being accepted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23

AssAr OFricE.-It is becoming of high
Importance to our Valley people that they
.hould know where to find q first class As.
saying establishment, at which ores, metals,
minerals, &C., now found in the Santinm
range, in the Cascades, and the mountain
spurs all along the eastern border of the
Valley, can be accurately and faithfully as
sayed. The old established Assay office of
Il. w. Tracy & Co., in Portland, is the best
in Oregon, and its high reputation has been
honestly gained by the skilfull, scientific,
and very correct assays there made tor two
or three years, which have stood the critical
test of the Mint and the eminent assayers es-
tablished in San Francisco. See their adj
vertisement.