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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-13
VOL. 13.
EVENING SESSION. .a
gDEs MoINE;, March 7th, 1856

WIS HUINs MaTNH TUT 1oVO'
The Convention assembled at eight clock.
The Committee on Permanent State Orgsni
ton reported Constitution, which after dis
cussion and amendment was adopted as fol
lows:
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
xxx coNeREss---FIRsr SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March IL.
Mr.. Grimes. of Iowa, offered memorial
from the Iowa Legislature asking for the
speedy trial of Jeff Davis, which was referred
to the judiciary committee.
Mr.. wilson, of Massachusetts,, from the
military committee, reported a resolution Of
thanks to the seamen who assisted in saving
soldiers and officers from the wreck of the
steamer San Francisco; also bill to fix the
rate of mileage for officers travelling on pub
lie duty.
AT 1890, the bill to extend the time for
the withdrawal of goods from the public stores
in bonded warehouses was taken up. Nr.
Sprague took the door in opposition to the
measure.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
Fenian War Opened !
CANADA INVADED
FIGHTING COMMENCED

New YoEK. June IA dispatch, dated
Frenchman- Greek, Z. W 80 m. yes
terday, says: Fifteen hundred Fenians,
under General O'NeiIl, crossed the Mag
ara from Buffalo, captured Waterloo and
Font Erie, tore up a small portion of the
track Of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Rail-
road, aud Gu. the telegraph wires leading
to the Canadian interior. They then
moved down the river toward Chippewa,
hal,ing at Frenchman's Creek, where ru-
mors prevailed of the advance of Cana
dian troops. Breastworks were hastily
constructed and the Fenians put in line
Of battle.
A dispatch from Montreal saws i, IS re-
ported that Fenians seized the arms at
houses Point. aud were marching on the
Br',ish fort n; Isle Aux Mix; Also that
Canadian government has heen informed
that the United States gunboa, Michigan
has Interrupted FenIan reiutorce,neu,s to
those landed at Fort Erie
Bri'iah troops were marching from Ham
ii1on to capture the Fenians u, For, + ,ie
All the u. s. troops in Gen. Mpade's
department. are said To be under arms for
use IN case Of an emergency. Gen Swre
ney vas here yesterday, but probably LEFT,
IN the afternoon for the frontier. !, is
sad e5O, 600 rounds of amualion have al
ready been sent hv the FEM ,ns from NV
York and IS 600 from Chicago 10 the from
Ter wlthin IA few weeks Over a thousand
Fenians also Left New York within a few
days
A Suspension Bridge disp,tch states
that The river last evening from Black
Rock to Tonswanda, wa filed vita sma n
boats carrying Frnans to Can .da
BuFFALo, June 2-9,2O n. M.-Latest
news from the Fenian camp is that the
whole Fenian force is moving steadily.
Bridges across Frenchman's Creek and
at Mlller's Point were burned las, night.
1t is understood that the patrol tugs
fired on aid stopped several boats last
night. trying 10 reach the Canadian shore
Canadian accounts. represent that Fee
mans will find themselves very much dis
appointed in expected aid from their
brehern and friends in Canada.
English troops now occupy Fort Erie.
1t is understood that the For, Erie Fe-
mans went down the river. Ridgeway is
miles up the river towards Pnrt Colburn,
IL Is Reported that the English troops
are re,r"a,ing from Ridgeway.
The British forces consist Of the 49th,
10th, aud 10Th Regulars and the ROYAL
Artillery and several companies Of lhe
volunteers making altogether no, less than
1000 or 5000 at the battle Of R,dseway
The Fenian force had artillery. but some
of the Ca"adi,ns are said to have repeat
ing rifles. while the Fenians are armed
mostly with ordinary muskets.
Some still assert that the Fenians drove
aud whipped the Comedians, aud Others
| assert ust tn" contrary. g.. 49,.
LATEST. 80 p. Ma fight at F,rt
Erie ia considered certain Tonight. can
learn OF no ace/s-iuns 10 the Fenian
ranks in the last % hours.
The afternoon papers publish the latest
news from Ridgewsy, stating that the
Canadian volunteers are being hard push
ed by the F.nians, and that a number
have been hi led OH both sides.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
THE EENIAy WAR,

1t will be seen BY dispatches printed in
another column that the Fcnian war has
began-that the red stream Of blood
which is to mark the way to Irish Nation
atty has commenced to flow. The d:s-
patches are vague and Unsatisfactory, but
as they are all that have come 20 hand,
We give them for what they are worth. -
We have no space for further comment,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

Mr.. O'Conner was in Richmond this
week to urge the Immediate trial Of jeff
Davis. Ii his request is not granted, he
will then move for the release of Davi,
upon bail and il Is admitted by those
in a position TO know tia, bis motion will
be successful. Davis is prepared to give
bail in any amount which my be required
Such result would be dis,resslully dis
tressing on the poor radicals.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09


~ became knowp that, instead Of giving
the visitors TO his sanctum sanctorum re.
lisious instructions, he was plying the vo
cation of a libertioe, and debanchins all
those who yielded to the wiles Of the lech
erous divine. His last appearance in his
den was with two little girl., aged respec.
lively about l3 years. whose young minds
he sought to bru,a!ize by bis iiendish in
a"enc and acts. This performance,
however, discovered him, and be
was compelled to flee from the town to
escape the ignorant wrath Of the people
who were yet in the dark in regard to the
developments Of science.
And now commences the researches
which led to the discovery that the Rev.
Clark was insane upon the subject Of de-
bauching young ladies AMI little girls -
This discovery has already the advantage
Of an official acknowled cement BY the
representative of the law and the gospel.
The matter was brouy h, before The Grand
Jury. and that body, composed Of good
and loyal men, after full aud patient in-
vestigaton Of all the facts, decided thai
Clark was not morally, aud hence, nor
legally accountable. This was the FRS,
step on ground revealed by til" new light.
To further vindica:s Bro. Clark, a spe>
cial Session of the Presb, terry was Goa
vened, and here the result WIS the same
as before the Grand Jury This body
mildly but pointly acknowledges the ex-
istence OF the new sensation in The fol-
Living resolution
2. Res iced, That after hearing ia
open Preshytery the confession of Rev.
J. H. Clark, Ia regard to his conduct on
the evening of the 2lst Of April last, aud
the statement Of the Elder of tn. Cnu,ch
OF Council B ufis, aud having heard real
The statement. OF the family physc ilan OF
Brother Clark IN reference to bis state OF
health immediately preceding and at the
time OF the conduct referred to aud con
tanning his opinion of this case aud af-
ter hearing the corroborating statement
of several physicians Of this city to the
opinion therein expressed, the Presbyte-
ry is painfully conscious Of the injury
done TO the cause of Christ as we'll as TO
Brother Clark himself 10y his conduct on
that OCCASION, but are fully persuaded thai,
such conduct, in the ab>enc. Of any "a.
tional motive therefor, must have resulted
from disordered state of mind and body
brought on by intense and pro.rac,et
meh.a! and nervous excitement, in COM
nec,ion with daily religious services Of
OVER three months continuance, p~oduc.
ing at times u temporary loss Of self con
'roi showing most conc 1sively that The
whole physical system was overwrousLt,
aud that the mind Was suffering with it.
The next resolution acknowledges the
great injury done to the cause Of Christ
because Of this deed,'' ami mildly ZEN
joins Bro. Clark to abstain from his func-
'ions as Gospel minister until the next
stated meeting Of Presbysery.'
His "mental condition. having thus
been legally and theoIogically establish.
ed, the good but etllcted Bro. Clark
has returned to Council Bluffs, and now
innocenly walks its streets in open day, u
feartulIy insane man
Verify, the world moves! Tire la
CLARK !! Ttve Ia Jacques Vice la in
sanity!
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

It is significantly stated that If Secre-
tary Harlan should present his resgna-
ton, it would be accepted.- Dubuque
Times.
Just so But the willy Secretary goes
on the principle that "when you have a
good thing, keep it, and to avoid the me-
cessi.y Of presenting hia resignation, has
given in his adherence to the Presidents
policy Who ever heard Of an abol ton
Office. holder voluntarily resigning his
hold upon the public treasury?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DfREcrloN. -
We learn that Chas nrIlzs r is m liking a.
engagements to put up several tenant hon-
ses Immediately. This Is us' what as long
b, Ell needed, and will do more to add to the
population and general prosperity Of the
town than any other enterprise we know
Of Besides beneti,ing The town ana ac-
commodating strangers who desire to Sc, =
lie here, it will be a good investment FIR
the owner.--E. Dodge North Vest.
Who will be the pioneer Of similar
enterprise in Sioux City? More tenement
houses are sadly needed here, and unless
they are provided many persons who
would become residents Of our city, will
be compelled to seek other localities
where dwellings can he had-if not for
love, for money.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
"UrlcA N. Y. May Is, &c,

"DEAR WIFE: Sci! my ,o,her clothes
for wha. they will hiring, aud remit at once
Had my linen buster for supper, ard my
SPARE shirt will have to 20 for lodging
May be able to make a light brraktas, on
n German silver comb and pal: of shears
that | CHANGED to hav. with ne. Don t
know when shall get home it will de-
pend a good deal Oh the walking. Don t
marry for few mon,hs there is q bare
possibility Of my getting back.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
IMMENSE IMMIGRATION. 1890 A pantlei

IMMENSE lMMIGaArIoS. 1890 A gentle
just from Sioux City stales that between
that place and Iowa Falls he met over
$40 teams with immigrants, all bound for
the west, some to Montana, some to Daco.
tab, some to the Sioux City region, and
others for the fertile valleys Of. the Des
Moines and other streams this side of the
Big Muddy. The rush to Iowa this spring
has been immetse, we doubt II il has ev-
er been exceeded, even in the h.sbiest OF
the flush times -- Dubuque Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

A store-keeper the other day stuck up
on his door the following laconic adver.
ti.ement "A boy wanted" The next
morning, on opening the store, he beheld
4 little urchin in a basket, with the fol-
lowing label: Here he is"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

The New York L"gis, a ore, last ,es-ion,
passed a law prohibiting the Tree pass sys-
tenn on railroads in that State. BY pro-
vision Of the law all passes were taken up
on and after the fir, OF Nav.
The editor Of Fort Wayne paper had
his pass taken up Or. the New York Cen
trail railroad tie other day, and by special
request of the conduc'er, ''s'"rp, d over
a, Utica. He addressed the following at
tectng letter to his spouse:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

Gen. Mcclellan Is expected 10 rot urn
home from Europe shortly.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

MARX TwA'S,' the Artemus Ward of
the California press, Was iormerlyaa prin-
ter in the office Of the Muscatine Journal.
His real name is Samuel Clemeus, aud
he is a brother OF Orion Clemens, once
part proprietor Of the Journal establish
ment.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

~ We can afford to, and will sell all
our goods a, prices which in these times
will make it an object both in purse and
happiness for the rich aud poor, the eco
nomist and the improvident, the epicure
aud the frugal to purchase Of Us.
~Cash for the seller and satisfa ction
to the purchaser, l. the business motto Of
janl-66 H. D. BOOZE / co.