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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-28


Appropriating nsoacv for comp'c'ioa Of
A9ric"ttaTGl COLLEGE Bajidi"g.
An Act making an appropriation to com,
plete the Agricultural College building.
Section |. Be it enacted by the Gem
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That
there is hereby appropriated out Of any
money in the State TREASURY not other
wise appropriated, the sum of ninety~one
thousand dollars, for the purpose of COM
pIetiog the Agricultural College buildings
and for the payment Of the Indebtedness
against 9;1a "ssas,a. ,>~.,"..-. ...,~.
Sec. 2. The money hereby appropria-
ted shall he expended under the direc-
ton of the Board of Trustees of said
College, and shall be drawn from tho
State Treasury from .no to time upon
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-28

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An Act TO authorize ac,;ons to he bron oh.
il ~, n..rn. IF ,I.n S,a,o Co. ,ha raoa'
varv Of sr,nn land indemn;,v monav
as.inst the parrie, Iiabla ,Lerefor
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ty-ttJu district, aaI c:.til,cl to one San.
a.,r.
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puwp>h;e,i, shall co,.,tjtuto the twenty
sixth district, and entitled t1 one Sen-
utor.
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tv-scycr;A district, and entitled t, Que
$auutor.
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eighth district, aud cn.: LED to one Sen
at0r.
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ty ninth district, and entitled 70 one >co-
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-28

Rala|t"g 10 tlc pu5Iic~',oH Of Tic La~s.
An Act to provide for the publication Of
general aud certain local laws, and Of
the proceedings Of the Boards OF Super
visUs III riiyr.s s>~. u s>a.:&.ssr ..~..,.
Section /, Bo it euaetel ~ the Gem
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That
the boards Of supervisors Of the several
Counties shall, at their meeting in The
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State aySenQi.

An Act providing for the erection Of n
Building for Adjutant Generals and
Quatormaster Generals Offices, and for
State Arsenal
Section |. Be it enacted by The Gen,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-28
OF TOW a.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

CHAPTER 100.
Fess Of Counfy Surveyors.
An Act to amend Section No. 4ljj Of
the Revision of lS6o, regulating the
fees Of County Surveyors.
Section !. BE it enacted hy the Gen.
eral Assembly Of tie S:at, OF Iowa. Tia:
Section No. 4l5j of the Revision Of leJO,
be, and the same is hereby amended, by
striking cut the figures "$3 So ia said
section, and inserting in lieu thereof the
figures ~ o.
Approved April -, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08

H0SrETTER'S sT0M ACH BIiTERS struggling
into notice against the rejudces which everything he
however excellent, is doomed to encounter.
To-Day
stands at the head Of all the tonic and Alternative prepa-
ratons in existence. Its celebrity has evoked many
limitations but rfrals Physicians pronounce 1t the
only safe stimut that has been introduced into
the sick chamber In the Hospitals of the Army and
Navy the nd it the very best tonic
-scents and report II invaluable fer sustaining the
vgor Of troops the march remedy for scuryy and
all scorbutic affections and the only specis
sickness. California and Australia have emphaficaliy
endorsed 1t the MTSIK's MEDICINE par srcesc> and
In Spanish America and all the tropical climate it
There mystery about the Of success 1t
10 the only stomachic and Alternative in which
bined the grand requisites of mild pure and unviated
vegetable stmulsn with the finest selection Of tonic
autibilious, auseorbutic. aperient aud deTurative
herbs plants roots AID barks that have been
mixed in a medicinal preparation.
The Bitters have this distinctive quslitv whirh is
shared it is believed by any tonic ncture extract ia
the world they do not excite the pulse though they
fuse wonderful degree OF yigor into the STEM
and strengthen and sustain the whole physical organi
cation.
1t is also proper tina, the sold exciu.
svey in glass and under any by the
gallon the barrel Impostor aud initial abroad.
and the only safeguard the public has against them
that the Biters they buy bear the label nd
Of hand Of Messrs Hostetter Smith aud the gov
stamp the cork of the bottle. teb6dAwlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08
Ftllibusters Arrested,

NEW YORK, Feb Z.
The World says the grand jury have indict.
cd senior Benjamin Mckenna, CHILEAN agent,
and Judge Shipman yesterday issued q war,
rant Tor his arrest which was executed bv
Marshal Murray. Mckenna is now in custody
and will be arraigned before the Circuit Court
To-Day Inc charge is, fitting out an expedi-
flon from this port, which is said to have
sailed some time since, for the destruction by
torpedoes of the Spanish blockading fleet
The alleged particulars of the affair were
printed a month ago, and generally regarded
as entirely sensational
Kumors prevailed in the city yesterday to
the effect that the u. S. sloop. OF war Brook
iyn had been wrecked at sea, and that all
hauds on board had been lost. Rumors sub
seqnently had 1t, that it was the Monongahela
winch had been lost. There is not the SLIGHT
est foundation for the report in either shape.
and no news Of disaster TO either vessel has
been received IN this city, at the BROOKLYN
Navy ard, or at the Navy Department at
Washington
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08
Northern and Southern s.Demo.
cratic" Sympathy.

The Chcago Times, which svmpa,bized
with the rebels and traitors during the war. has
not aoa'ed IN It's love, sympathy and admira.
uon OF 'hen now that they are attempting 10
reconstruct themselves II Yesterday read .
formal welcome to Messrs Alexander II Ste.
phens and Herschel V. johnson. Tinted
states Senators elect from Georgia, and OK.
claimed: anu Ca
In all that tends TO dignity and elevate
human nature, they are the peers of the hest
man VINO to- day occupies seat in the Senate
of the United States
And 1t further declares that ''there is nc
Tluch Iesereu for the Constitution of the
nlted States IN the little finger of Alexander
II Stephen as there is in all the bodies Of oil
the radical Senator's OH
Stephens and johnson were among tho os.
promiuent ofthose who attem pied to dignity
anu elevate hnman nature by overtime win
IN constitution and destroying the Union as
y was and erecting in its stead nation
naSing h"mGh Sfdrery, with all its degrading
""u licensing denominations, for its corner.
s'"ue; anu II is therefore not at all wonderful
Una, Tue = tses, which sympathized with them
IN TINT desperate and wicked work and .,
the same time. rebel like, hated almost ayors
man who to-day occupies seat in the I'M.
seo STATES Senate, should admire them ard
49, 'o~a,us 'hem now Just as it does "a
,o~,ieeling makes us wondrous kind ;,
;. ANA this reminds us to say here, what oil
discerning men must ere this have noted ~.
the terrific ordeal through which the cona sas
mas passed-the stupendous sacrifice of HOOD
ana treasure consequent upon the attemnt of
the southern wing of the Democratic nor,v
aided and allotted by a few Northern srmr.'
thizers, to destroy the Repnblic-has had H.
effect OF bringing the copperheads If III
Times stripe, and the rebels of the JEFF Davis
Lee and Stephens stripe, into even close
sympathy than characterized their nol;,;col
brotherhood in former times. This Is owl.
denced by the bitter and persistent oppos;t;on
OF the Northern copperheads, in and out of
congress, to every measure that looks to cali
ing tae Southern leaders to severe aecounta.
piiity Tor the great mischief they have done
ana the enormous crimes they have commit
TED, ana 70 every measure that has for its aim
the protection and ameliorat;on .of the late
slaves of these Southern traitors. or the estab-
iishment OF strong sufficient and enduring
guarantees OF human equality before The l.,ve
and Ola non ,fepetition II aftsmets 81 r,bel.
hon by self assumed privileged class n
ihssqstl:or nyHhey skss ig fheT 1us,se.
we hsd, for example, All the s1DemocAr6
partisan journals Of the North riyaline the az.
rebel journals of the South in efforts tn vb,ta.
wash the crimes Of the Southern leaders in
saancmg arguments sesinst the srssieuuusut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08
Meeting Of the New York Historical So
cfety.

NEW oRK, Feb. I.
4 meeting of the Historical Society was
held last evening. John r. Aiken, ESQ. read
very interesting paper on the history OF
liberty. After speaking Of the progress OF
liberty IN England of late years, aud abiding
IN terms OF the highest praise to Richard
oopden, John Bright and others, the lecturer
referred to SIR Morton Peto, and to speech
delivered by him at Bristol since his return
home. in which he advocated reform. and
showed that America was an example worthy
OF the limitation Of the nations of Europe.
Henry Coates, one of the alleged robbers
OF the National Bank of Wellington, Ohio,
arrived IN this city yesterday, on board the
steamship Ahambra, from Charleston. in
charge OF an officer, enroute to Ohio to stand
his trial
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08

of JEFF. Davis, Lee and their fellow leaders in
the rebellion, and we see all the Democrats
papers and oil the Democrats in Congress
opposing the bill for the Reorganization and
enlargement ofthe powers Of the FreedmenS
Bureau, the proposed suffrage basis Of repre-
sentation amendment, the exclusion from the
halls of Congress Of men whose hands are
stained. with the blood Of the loyal defenders
of the nation, whore hearts are still black
with the crime 6f treason, and whose tongues
are still uttering disloyal insolence. and ell
other measures that patriotism, justice and
the pefpetnity Of the Republic and the secu-
rity of domestic peace demand.
These facts indicate that Sin the future as
in the past the loyal supporters OF the Gov
eminent and the true well wishers OF the Re
public and of the cause of human freedom and
human rights, must be prepared to meet q
united Democracy of disloyalty and des
peration-a party made up of the Northern
copperheads and Southern ex-rebels The
conflict has been withdrawn from the battle
field only to be waged at the polls, through
the press and Congress. The rebellion is
crushed, but Its elements still remain. The
spirit that started it, the conspirators who
organized, engineered and managed it, and
the sneaking politicians at the North who had
the nefarious hardihood to give, it aid and
comfort, are still ''alive and kicking The
great "Party Of the Union, the men who
fought and voted on the loyal side of the con.
test during the war-must continue to hold
the position they have conquered, with firm
ness, watchfulness and diligence, and we
must continue to fight it out on that line until
the moral effects of our great victory are so
deeply and durably impressed upon the Con-
stitution, the laws and the minds and hearts
of the whole country, that no further opposi
ton will be threatened and no further symp-
toms of vitality displayed either by traitorous
ex-slaveholders or their equally traitorous
Northern sympathizers.ACh Chicago Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08

Gevsrnment Sale.

ara NEw YoRx, Feb. l..
The Tribune's Washington special says
that on Thursday of this week the Govern
ment has 8 large sale Of four hundred cannon,
thirty.sx mortars, seven million cartridges,
and a large number of muskets, at Old Point
Comfort; and at Alexandra, on Friday, it
will dispose of $50, 600 feet of lumber.
The. Tribune's special says an order was
promulgated by Gen. Grant, yesterday, re-
yoking all orders heretofore issued requiring
that transportation be furnished to furloughed
soldiers. 5N,se@ F[sE&fs 80
Maj. Gen. Thomas has left Washington for
the theatre of his official dnty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08
Carl Shurz at BROOKLYN,

NEw I DIRK, Feb. Z
Carl Schurz opened the fraternsl course in
Brooklyn last night at the Brooklyn Acade.
my, before comparatively small audience.
lie lectured on national affairs, and more
particularly upon the niger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08

New YoRK. February :.
Arrests have been made OF the robbers of
Adams Express Company, and another large
amount OF gold recovered. and turned over
TO the company
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08
NEw YoRK. Feb

Our rivers, which were for several DAYS an.
hrely clear of ice, have again filled. No dam.
age has been done, still it is the cause of con.
siderable delay among the various ferries. and
navigation BY sailing craft is almost impos-
sible. '''AP
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08

NEW DIRK, Feb. I.
An extensive mass meeting of Fenians was
held IN Jersey City last night. Speeches
were made by O'Mahoney, Kilian, j. j.
Rogers and Others
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08
Death or a Well Known Printer.

New YORK, Feb. T..
Mr.. Benjamin Glasby, a well known and
highly esteemed printer, died at the Park Ho.
Z tel on Monday of disease contracted in the
army. Mr.. CLASSIFY, who was a dexterous and
skillful cempositor learned the art of print.
ing in the Office Of the Providence *. IL
Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08
Tornado at Newbern-E Explosion at Pc
tersburg.

I'VE" 1Okh, req. {.
A terrible tornado passed over the village
OF Newbern, Georgia, on the oath, leveling
houses, fences, trees, &c, sweeping before it
IN an instant everything in its path, and kill
ing four, and injuring about dozen per
sons.
boiler in the mill of the Mechanics Man
ufacturing Company at Petersburg, Maryland,
exploded on Friday last, SCATTERING the build
ing, and killing four of the employees and
wounding ten of them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08

M. Guizot is said to have sketched the
proper policy of France to friend in the
Ministry in these words: Stop at Rome,
get away from Mexico as quickly as you can,
and don't go near Belgium.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08


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Special Notices.
Fifteen Years Ago

HOSrBTTER's STOMACH BIiTERs was struggling
into notice against the prejudces which everything ne
however excellent is doomed to encounter.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-11-14
Wednesday. Nov. A, 1866
g. In noticing the means by which the

g. In noticing the means by which ihe
Radicals retain power in the North, the
Richmond Enquirer says: Unfortunate
ly for the Southern States, the supremacy
OF certain party at the North depends on
the odium in which the Southern people
are there held. Whatever adds to the
bitterness against us, adds to the Repnbli-
can strength. Every injurious allegation
has its value in votes Under these circum-
stances we may as well make up oul minds
to be traduced and vlll.fed, as business
and by system. The demand for tales of
horror ill create market and supply
The trace is especially dilIgent whenever a
WEAKNESS of disquiet inclncs the Northern
people 10 candid views, and thus :mperils
the Radical supremacy There must be
AN end OF Radical influence, or an end of
the Republic. We believe the good sense
of the people will at last prevail, and the
Republic be preserved.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-11-14
A Fearful Prospect.

General Butler, having been elected to
Congress, is likely to be afforded an oppor-
tunity OF carrying out the terrible threats he
has been making against President John
son. But We judge that there is danger of
bis weakening himself by undertaking too
much Nor it APPEARS from spe, ches re-
Gently made BY himself as well as by his
principal backer, Wendell Phillips, that
Butler is almost as bitterly opposed to Gen
Grant as he Is to the Pres dent. The char
ges against GIANT are no less serious than
those against JnhnsOn-tne former being
Jointly responsible with the latter for the
New Orleans massacre, the Memphis riot,
and the Baltimore troubles, as he was also
joint partner in the Presidents w Western
tour. Buffers dealing with Grant will also
be enlivened by his personal vindictiyeness
toward the head of the army, which ha.
been so long restrained. 1t came near
finding vent year ago, when Butler bad a
book printed (which for some reason has
not yet bee" pnblishrd) showing up Grant
in a style more pungeut than c3mplimpnta
tarv-so we are Informed. Neither Is But
le- likely to conine himself to Grant and
Johnson when he gets going. He has sc-
counts, not merely political, to settl. with
Sherman; and there are number of dis
tinguished officers, of only less fame, such
as Generals GiImore and Badly Smith, and
Admiral Porter, Who cannot be overlooked
and might as well be knocked down in the
general nellie. In fact, when Butler gets
into Congress he will have to lay around
him right and left, if he means to get even
with all who have oeen the objects of his
wrath. We are glad that a year must in
teryene before he takes his seat and opens
,out.-New York Times, Nov 9Th.