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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

AN ORDINANCE FOR CLEAR
SIRE Frs. ALLEYS AsD .h-t 80,
AND pUHLIC GRo, IDS AAD
Eis CONDITION..
BE ii euactcd Iy tie City Counci! Of
Siour CITY:
lst That no person shall be allowed
unless by special permission OF The CITY
Council, to use any street, levee, side>
walk, alley or public ground, in the city
Of Sioux City for storing or keeping any
wood, lumber or stone, or any other ma
terial, or for having any house or other
building, CIR anything upon the same
that will in any way oostruc. the zee anu
ordinary use OF toe same Or have any
manure, or any vegetable or animal mat
ter that is either offensive or unhealthy
in any street, alley, Or levee or pubic
ground.
2ud. That any person owning or hav-
ing in possession any wood, lumber, stone
or other materials, or owning or having
any house, or other building, or anything
on any street, alley, sidewalk, levee or
public ground that obstructs the same,
or owning any lot or part OF lot having
any manure or any vegetable or animal
matter either offensive or unhealthy on
any street, alley, lsvee or public ground
contiguous to such lot or part Of lot,
shall be notified by the City Marshal in
Wriling to remove the said distractions
within thirty days, and the said offensive
or unhe al,hy substance within five days,
after the service OF said notice, aud 1t
shall be the duty Of such owner to re-
move the same within said time
81. That in case such stone; wood, tum-
Der, or other material, house or other
building or anything oostructiny the
said streets, alleys, levee or public ground
10 not removed w,thin the sa id thirty days,
aud in case The said manure or animal or
vegetable matter, offensive OF unhealthy
a. aforesaid, is not removed within tOe
ssid Eve days, then the said owner d
ssch stone, wood, lumber o. other mass-
rial, house or other building, Of any Oh
struction a. aforesaid, aud the said own
or Of any lol or part OF lot having such
animal or vegetable matter contiguous
thereto as aforesaid, shall be punished by
6ne OF not less than one dollar, aud not
more than twenty dollars for the first Of
tense, and after the expir alton Of the
said thirty or the said five days may DO
again notified in like manner as before,
and if guilty Of the same of=nse on the
SECOND rotice shall be punched by fine
Of moi less than two dollars and not more
th"n forty dollars, aud shall be punished
in like niauner for each time he is noti-
fed in like manner, and is gai'.y Of the
same otlense; and said fna shalt be COL
lec'ed ~ no~ provided by law.
18th. 1t SHAH be the duty # the Mayor
to see that the provisions Of this orli-
nance are carried oat,
counc; Chamber, Apr II, 1866.
JAMES IUrCiliNS, Chair'n.
A. Il. WKlcHr, CLERK.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

~f ysa want 70 5ay yOsr druas sad
msdi1isss 10 lAsis parily, % 10 Kssr's
City Drug Saors. M Is hsod d, wAsss
ness oahsrs ass kspk Ths sspssstioa q
or hosss for purs dsugs and chemicals
il : asGisisnt gsArsntss the. noss others
are sold BY ~ We warrant every article
sold BY Us free FROM adult%raiion. In the
purchase Of our goods We have in view,
not so much the lowest price in marxet, a.
the purity and ssnuineness Of the article.
Our prices shsll b - low . s!ricllv purs
incidence can b sold. II
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

g1-THE RUSH Is laAEEsE.-The lar.
gest aud best assorted stock Of fancy
GOODS, toilet articles, perfumery, &C., to
DO found in the Northwest, At KENr's, No.
Is, Pearl street. We have recently been
making large additions to our stock Of
this class Of goods, and can now offer to
our customers a large and extended vari-
ETY. OF genuine goods Al extremely lou
prices. Please call and examine our stock
and prices: W. alsAys consider it plea
sure to shoW goods. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
~PERs0EAL.-llai. CoL,Ass, Of

~PrRs0EAL.-Aaj. CoLlAss, Of St.
Paul, favored 10 with call this week.
This gesslsmas il nov On bic way 70
Mssisna, whore be goes - agent Of .
New York mining company. The Major
il largely interested in different railroads
in the Northwest, particularly in the St.
Paul h b. G. Road, which be says will
Be built through to this place at an early
day; that : large portion Of the road 10
nov under contract, and that tho balance
Of il VIII be soon.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

~ The District Court commenced
the April term on Monday last. The at
tendance Of the regular panel Of jurors
was much better than !. has been hereto
fore; fewer applications to be excused
were offered, and much fewer were accsp-
ted. The Grand Jury conc iuded It's labors
on Tuesday, after finding two bills for
larceny.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

STArE OF IowA-woodbury County, ss-
- Carr Grown vs.. Jerome n. White and Jac Oh
J. Cop"ian.
D, virtue Of n special execution to me directed
issued by the Clerk of the District Court Of Wood.
against jerome VI. White aud Jacob L. C"pelan. on
Judgment rendered by said court on the 18th
day oi ..spt. mh.r, 4. u. 1860, being at the Sep
TENDER term OF said court A. D 1861, wherein it
ordered and adjudged that the said plaintiff,
Carr Brown, have ANA recover Of said DOZEN Ia hts
Jerome NJ " hit" ana Jacob T. Copelsn the sum
ni Two Hand red and Thirty five Dollars and FIFTY
seven Cents prime pal, and xix Dol lars and Fifty
live Goats ca-ts ri suit,
Now, therefore. public notice is hereby given,
that on the 9Th day Of May. D. 60. at 10 clio
4. NJ. in frunt uf toe Post Office door in Sioux
CITY, county and State Aforesaid, | viii! onar Tor
sale 10 the ,iabe>t bidder for cash. the foiowin
d"~rtjirft real estate, - wit:
"e s"i i. east quarter Of suuih east quarter Of
seetirn -. ii team 81 range the property Of
Jo' ONE ri nte; and Iiie east bali Of south vest
.Inarier al st"tiuG 10 10" II 80, range 81, as the
property of jrrob " fUPeiaG and the undivided
n a. III suath ACst nnaBirr OF northeast quarter
sa'rt b. tuah -, 'aHge A. the property OF
til" +tid rn't;r - " I'" aud .tGcob I. fhpclau.
"httn Hs"I'rt, aaNe irrtcd upon to sal Isl, said
r%retH-"h 81 .1hI i"r saIt Sums AS principal and
ctti-, Ahi Ioi t"e ia .tiItr s"h al tea per ceAt
iHts>' ''H H." ~a"'n, On. the iJ>h day 81 Septem
n.sr. \ j.. - #, a:tt tn" dollar aud
tncHt> -H'~ trnis iit, VI COSTS aud also the
t"st2 ttthi 1nH5 Is. ar ~ said irvy and sale.
JOAN II AGl SHERIFF, " &.
Ey a. Is. uriain, b,pnty.
>h1i1 = tfir" si"". Cay, Iowa, Aprr u, os.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

GTKEET, fli&s3i Fr.At;L > ltEIt.I
To WAL" sfHHh'i.
Be IL eaactcd ~ tie Cay Coat4 l. q S'cU.e
CITY:
|. That Four, h x,ract De e,aael from
Pearl stree, to Wal street. aid the same
s!.ail,ia e.n,,'et.d on or 1efore tie hr<,
dav Of JAW. 4, y i..y. VIZ. so.d h.,j
civ.
! That !. shall he tie dn'v Ct he
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
It sul!y, Fire Steel s. Sioux Falls.

The contracts 10 commence June LIST, 1876, and
t. b. IN force one year. Sail beei to DO steers,
NOT less than three years Vi ase and tn age
sroys wig ii not hes tAan 80 onnd, T.e sheep
L, be .lot iesa tIn two yeIs ot sc, and he aver
age K weight not less L.fAH lut pounds.
uc Es.t ,nd huitUn IT, he good and whole
some quality, with equal PROPORTIONS OF lore and
En.s aa4g4o.8. (neckss snauha and kidney taliow
to te excl, a,ei.
The He< ks the cattle sllus Uttered for beef un-
der tnts Co"tI3.C. shall be cat OF the iourtn
furt'n. Al J,Ilt, aud tile broas, tlIu.ued down.
tie alsHks ii tic lore quarters shall he OIL
from III &c 10 iuar IAu atnbte the knee Joint,
ami ii the iIla quarters ifum siA to eight hes
Adore ihe stmniet or hook JOINT.
Il. grEhs ri the sheep siaug Inferred FOR mutton
under tAts = utfacL sha be cut oil at the tuurt IL
settenfai int aud tnc breast trnnn,ei down. The
shaHks ri The Ire quarters shall 10 sut oil Itot,
the hind quarters from three 10 ,"ar aches above
The sanhrel OF hook joint.
The beef mutton to Dc dciiv cred at such times
ard III s,tcn asautit-s ~ MAY b. directed by the
tntiniissares ~ tho Posts or other com utIeni
authority the nlnuunt vi mutton to ltc furnish cd
not to exceed hal, Vi tho quantity VI fresh
meal required for issue.
A seperate bid will he reta red for each orths
above named Posts, and will state tic price per
ne pound at " hich beef and mutton cacn wii 10
furnished.
Bds will also be received ut the Same timo and
place for III aising
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

H@- RIVER NEws-On Monday eve
ming las, the steamers VIM }. Lewis"
Only Chance AMI "M,lie Dozier," ar
rived at this levee-all bound for Benton,
with freight and passengers for the gold
mines.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

L-y~ PEHsoSAL-We were favored with
a call this week from The genllemanly
district attorney, H&vRT FoGp.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

pJ 20 bbls onion se,ts, so lbs. onion
seed. early corn, beans and peas, by the
hushcl or pound, together with large va
rietv of papered seeds, all fresh and new,
at kENT's.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
reSr nlrp--Inv this tity, on the l4fh

c0- Dup in this tisy. on the l4fh
inst, in the sixteenth year Of her lie;
MAGpgLEsA BssSo,r, daughter of Louis
and Agate Bean oft.
The deceased came TO her final end
from an attack of coneestive chills, after
twcn'y-four hours suffering She was
beloved by all who knew her for her
meekness, kindness and good qualities. --
Her remains were followed to the burying
ground by great many friends, whose
devotion TO her before and afte, her de-
pasture from this world will always be
treasured with the utmost gratitude -
CoMuUS1CATED.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

boy Buy your fancy Candies and Toilet
Articles ut HpwAHn's.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF
AND Ill rTON.

o., 49, OF C0nAts-AGY or SUBSISTENCE
cse.lA Cay, IOWA, April Is, 1876. I
: ~ Az i HUrD~AL> viii he received by the
- Hh.itFsifnra al SIuuA City until ) J.. NJ sio4-
Tia y, aplI sJtit IsbU, iur iui nishin1 Flesh Beet
% b,uttefe, - tHe trouPs stationed the follow.
ing !ra.a III DLku.a Territory, va:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

4 large loe q Oss4, wAsaa, Oalaaed
Pork wanted, - vAisA ~ boss soAos
will DO paid Also, Dry and Green Ifidss,
Furs. and all Kinds Of Produce taken in
exchange tor goeds, g..
isnI ECHJSTBR ! MARION
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

rE~ For choice Cigars and Tobacco,
60 to HowAEDs Drug Store.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

HT~ Blank Deeds for sale at the Sioux
City Register office.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
New Advcrtisem'ts
Select School.

I WOULD hereby give notice that ! design
/ teaching Select School dnring the vacation
Of the Public Schools, in the Int r,nediate school
room on Douglas street. commencing i'm 'nsdia ely
after the close Of the city hoos and to continue
during their vacation.
The charge will hc 50 90 = month for eac'.
scholar. Only a limited numbcr will be rcc- we'd .
HELEN h. HOWARD.
Sioux City, April "o.h, 1866.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
AUTHORIZATIONS.

I WILL sell my entire stock Of goods, consis-
| ting II Cloths. Doeskins, Cassim res, Vest
ings, and general assortment OF Trimmings
generally IN the business Of 4 Merch%nt Tailor.
Tho reason for selling out is wish TO engage In .
din, rent line of business altogether. All parties
~ishins to be informed np"n the above, can call
IN me pc rsonslly. or correspond with me the
subject.
JAMES HUrCHlNS.
Sioux City, Iowa, April goth, 1855.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

h% CHAHGE~oF TIxE-On and after
Monday, A pril 9th, EGGS Ct the North
western Stage Company will leave Sioux
City, as follows: On Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays, At 8 A. NJ. Leave
Boone, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

EkT" The Missouri River, at this point,
is some for' or FIVE feet higher
than it has boen ut this season Of
the year since the Spring Of 1881, and so
strong and rauid is the current that it is
with ,hc creates. Difficult J that boats
make head way against it. If the June
rise is corrcspondng'y high with the
spring one, we may expect to see this riv
err overflow its banks IN many places.
"ATrESr,oS, FAgMEEs. We are
informed that by direction Of General
Cook, commanding Department Of the
Platte, Capt. Goodridge, A. Q M, has
rejected all bids offered under his adver-
tisenens Of March 81, for breaking land
Cor Indian cultivation. We IRE soder tho
Impression shss sbis acs;o" 10 proper, and
Ne soeA SKATERS sAosld b lsA exelu-
sively With the l"disu Bsssas, where they
properly belong
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

No. Buy raR TO kESrs
and buy your patent medicines Of nl' kinds
and varieties in their purity. We hold the
agency for all the reliable patent medi-
cines and can furnish them 10 our custo-
mers from first hands. thereby securing
them against imposition ard frsud I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

Produce Of all kinds takertnexct .,,.
far goods, and tAs hi CHEST mari price paid Also,
Tnrs"f all kinds. Dry Hides, Pork, Bacon, and
ssssy thiBe valuable whieht arnc ma. ". 70
dispose Of.
asi-S3 DIT HEDGES
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

~This being one Of tho oldest estsb-
lishmen.s on the Upper Missouri, i pos
sesses Superior facilities for Mo ascoao
dation Of buyers. Tho goods are al new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur-
cd that 10 buying u my establishment
they will get good articles u the lowest
living prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13
FROM MEXICO.
New YoRK. Sept. u.

New Y ORR. Sept. II.
The HeralFs Monterey, Mexico, correspond
ent dated August the I'D says: General
Sheridan, on his recent visit to the. Rio Grande.
had strongly advised Cortinas to submit TO
the authority Of Carvaial, as any disturbance
between them would do great injury TO the
Mexican Republican cause. Confidence
was greatly restored by Sheridan's visit
among the merhan,s in Matamoras and on
the border, and goods we're being cent again
into the interior. Cavajal, Jarsa and the
other officers concerned in receiving the sur
render Of Mejia, have been summoned before
council b. Juarez, who is dissatisfied with
the terms granted the Imperialists. Maxi.
milan has received more money from France,
aud II was thought that the murder of mum
/ Der of foreign residents In Sonoa viii be
made a prelext for retaining the French
troops after the day named for their with
drawal The French rule in Monterey was
q reign of terror to the Mexicans. Taxes
| we're exacted without receipts being riveu,
citizens were insulted and shot for words ut,
tered in caasual conversation With thei,
friends, and their property can6scated. Gen,
Jnarez, who commanded the Imperia
troops in this city, has ofe- ed his sevices Il
the Liberals, but they have not jet been ae
cep,ed. The bearer of his communication
was imprisoned, and willprobably be shot
The French were to evacpate San Luis Poto
81 on the sth Of September.
i The Herdids Galvetfon correspondent
says that General Hood was invited to ,
seat in the Legislative hsals bra commsnee
and o. his appearance was received viii
silent houors, ell the menbers standing re
sPectfslly sntil he - conducted 70 seat.
| The com;ng Texas erot efeoston u sssiua
tsd q ~, - ha,ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13
FROM ALBANY, n. Y.
Terrible Explosion OF . steam Saw and
Planing MILO or IL Lives Lost-Pro-
ceedtngs OF the Democratic State Con-
venti0n.

ALBANY, Sept. II.
A terrible explosion occurred here this
morning. The saw and planning mill OF y. q
s. G. Roark, corner of Lawrence and Water
streets, blew up at $40 this morning, killing
ten or twelve persons and seriously inJuring
eight or ten more. No cause is known as yet.
The noise of the explosion was heard at
great distance, and nearly all the windows in
the vicinity were broken. A number of per
sons were struck with fragments of timber
and stone. The mill was owned by .. Il s.
N. Roark, with Albert Nelson, wealthy
lumber merchant of this city, as silent part
nsr. II covered about an acre of ground,
and the lossis said to be $4,000.
ALBANY, Sept. IL.
When the Hon. Sanford T. Church re-
samed the Chair this morning, he was
greeted with rounds of applause, intermin
gled with few misses. He said, he arose to
make few words of explanation in regard to
what had occurred yesterday; partly on ac
count Of a misapprchension on the part Of
the Chair, partly on account OF misappre-
hension on the part Of q portion OF the Con-
yenton. When the chair found that Meth
er of the committees were prepared with re-
ports, he supposed the Convention would be
disposed TO yield 10 an adjournment till this
morning. When the motion WAS made. the
Chair called ii carried. hastily perhaps. be
fore the voting was finished. If any i'll
feelings were indnlged in by any one present,
no one regretted ii more than the Chair
The Convention nominated John Hoffman
tor Governor Robert II. Pruyn for lieuten-
aat Governor; Wm. W. Wrigl, Tor Canal
Commissioner; aud Frank b. Gallagher Of
Erie, for Inspector of State Prison. After
this the Convention took recess until the
afternoon, 10 receive visit from the cam
didates for Governor and Lieutenant Gov
erHOr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13
KEokUk /: THURSDAY. sEPTEMBER 49, 1866.
VOL. XIII.

battery. The party was Immediately es.
corted from the cars to open carriages pro-
ylded for them, and accompanied by com
mittee, drove through the principal streets to
the Court House. The entire population OF
citizens have turned out. The line of pros
cession was crowed with people, on the sides
walks, in the windows and on horseback.
Numbers of flags were displayed in every
direction. After the President, Gen. Grant
and Admiral Farragut, the most prominent
feature of the procession, was a splendid ar
ray OF fremen. They were accompanied by
their engines gaily decorated and arranged.
The finest point in the route of the process
sion was at Capitol Square, surrounding the
State House. There large open area was
filed with people, and the balconies of the
Neal House and the principal stores were
thronged with spectators, among whom was
large number of ladies' The yells and
hnrrahs at this point were very vociferous,
and as the carriages turned towards the
grounds Of the State House, the mass on
each side seemed to vie with each other IN
their enthusiasm ofthe shouts Arriving In
front of the entrance the party alighted. and
were eourteously received by the Mayor and
members Of the committee, and conducted TO
a platform. Much time was consumed IN
securing silence, and when this was done
General Mcculum introduced the President
OF the United States, Secretary Nelles, Cen
eral Grant, Admiral Farragut and General
Custar. These gentlemen were voclferously
eheered. Mr.. Bull, the Mayor Of Columbus,
then addressed the President on behalf of the
Common Council and citizens, extending to
him cordial welcome. He said he had the
satisfaction to know that the President re-
ceived this welcome from the Councils, and
this spontaneous assembiaee on account of
his services in the Senate, and
as President Of the United States, in mains
tanning and preserving the Constitution oftbe
country and the Union of the States.
The Pr sident replied as follows
..FHLIow GiTlzfNs. Permit me, through
your honored representative. on this occa
sion, TO tender to You my sincere thanks for
the cordial welcome You hare given me. as
citizen and also ior the kind allusion, both
in regard to my personal character and CHI
cial position. There there was so much con.
fusion the President had 10 pause had
lust rendered, through your honored repre-
sentative. my sincere thanks for the cordial
welcome you had rendered TO me, as the
President, and those who now accompany me.
and at the same time receiving me as yorr
fellow citizen, independently Of my beng the
Chief Executive of the United States.
[Chcers For. thank. God, ON this occasion
] can proclainto lou that | am q eiu4en Of
the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13
FROM NEW YORK.
Tn. Maine Election silver Vein In AR
kapsas-Fenian Mntters-A Mystertous
Murder.
NEw Yosk, Sept.

NEw Yosk, Sept. II.
The T-!itans hes ha esllowiug from An
gusta, Maine;
The iull returns largely increases the Union
majority in this State Il viii reach 81, D,H4,
aud Inc closest Congressional district is car
ried by 1000. Cur majority Is vastly larger
than ever was gained in Maine before By any
party, and is nearly coobe the average mon
majority Of the past year.
The Tri5paes Chicago special has the fol-
lowing:
In Clarke county, Alabama, on Sunday last
two negroes who were unable 10 settle some
tr.aiug debt incurred by them before the war
we're sold into slavery one for $3.50 aud the
other far $500 Their united debts amounted
To SS-soo ia gold.
IN western Arkansas silver seiu had been
struck which, for several days, yielded eigAiy
pounds daily, then became exhausted. HE
owners are trying to hnd continuance o.
the vein, where II is believed the metal can
be found in fabulous quantities
A mining company ID northern Louisiana,
on Friday. struck solid block OF pure lead
weighing thirty three tons. Other large
blocks were found at distance OF eleven feet
below the surface oftbe ground.
A Hffai3 Ottawa SPECIAL says the escape of
Murphy, the Fenan Head Center, and his
k0GlAttS ifNIi tue AetHsdtt JaiA WAS t1t eitas
topic of conversation throughout Canada
dariag the past xetk Ii is believed that
this eircyfns s.ance viii encourage Fenians not
only IN Canada but in the Y ni.ed States. The
steamer seized recently at Montreal is the
propeller Congress. owned IN Detroit. ne
owner has been unable so far to recover his
property
There were II cases and deaths from
cholera reported IN this city yesterday. The
cholera has almost eplileis disappeared froa
Brooklyn, and the dairy bulletin wall soon lie
discontinued.
Frederick Fiizmeyer, ono OF the boarlers
at the Hotel De LYON in Frankfort street,
was found dead ID. the door Of the Broadway
House Yesterday morning. having been shot
through the head in . my ysserious manner by
parties unknown Lconnrd Fay, John Picket
and Charles Nineuger, who we're with hin the
night previous. have been arrested on sus-
p,cion Of killing MIN.
John Brown. an Enqrayer and Lithro2raph-
er on Nassau street, was Yesterday up before
Commissioner Osborne. charged with having
a transfer press dies and other counterfeit
ing implements in his possession.
The litigation instituted between Gen.
Santa Anna and Diaro Marisa, his alleged
aren't. has been discontinued: an equitable
settlement having been arranged on hotf
sides.
Madame ADELAIDE Ristori, the great tragic
actress, with her two children and TROUPE
of forty performers, arrived in this city yes
terday as passengers on the steamship Persis
from Brest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NKw ORlEANs. Sept. IL.

New ORLEANS, SEPT. H.
The Tribune has the following special from
New Orleans
Reliable information has been received
here that six colored soldiers were recently
murdered in Jefferson, Texas The military
commander =, that post had the dead bodies
shown 10 the Mayor. and intimated TO MIN
that some one would be heid responsible for
the killing Of Union men III fiat section.
The lives of Union men are frequently threat.
encd
Gov. Wells and the Hon. Thomas Cole
man, Chief Of Bareau OF emigration bad an
interview with Ime lux. sar Francisco
merchant, the agent Of Mr. Strickland. who
proposed to introduce Chinese labor here 10
October 1861. TIE act of Congress of lsG2
is regarded as q barrier TO their schemes.