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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-19
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Yankee Notions and Toys
A LARGEass0rtinsn "A lusto pening and for sale ali
No lie Claire Rewt CRANpalI. Il HIGGINS
Guitars. c4s
A Large and very fine assortment oilsosew0odusii
hars al various prices ranging from $500 10 Siu,
Also gioBsfrom enty live cebi sto TIVE nty -nSsd'
lars Nos Claire Row. g4 GS
Feather Busters.
4 Very nae assortment can be found ~ The pass9 y
- port Music Store; ~ ys
No IL Claire Row &% FaG9AU
vas'sa ON, usn, ,iustrseeisr'a"d fof ..,stsw
"a at No : lie Claire Row: Sh
GUITAR and Violin strings nd cry Kind otMusl-
II cal Merchandise, kept constantly on hand 81 no
lie Claire Row fS y
The Hallslujsh,
EUSfpubished by "a. Mason, eoptaiuinga n very ma
81 eoiiectionofChireh Ainslc; Also the Shawn BY y
B, hradbnry aRd + + R"nrssn be t"nnd at no 'r
Claire Row; 50
On thceordeons and Fiutipas
A Large and wellsslestei assortment ast Ge"eiyef
stNss lie Claire Row sflrsE 7 Gsf
CIARIoNETIs, Flutes, ElAgeolos,, rissIow. sah
~ fifes at rednsed pricesAi
Nag lie Claire Row "a
Sheet Musn
A Lsrseeolieciion on hand snaNew iIusirrsseiSeP
- as soon rs published al
No i LIE Claire Row. 8
SINHE best Piano Fotte instructor world, Rich
asdson', modern schoeiior Plan" Fdrtes can r.
ioundotHo LIE Claire Rev: "-'s- ".t Il "
DAVENPORT MUsIc STORE
SNRANpALL ~ HIGGINS have Justopened tafge
~ assortment OF Guitars, kiolins, banjoes, IambJ-
Itnss, dc, &c. Also eSofy Kind OF Music Books nov
use which they viii sell very Cash al n.
Le Claire Row. ilI# toet3d, 1859
uUNToN's schooif6r Piano Forte, Curtis Guitar
i Zundels Melodeon Instructor and Ia fact efefy
Kind oflnstruetion reating,to music ssn be found .
the Davenport Music Storcss
No sLe Claire Row; "a -
Howe S Improved Patent
TRUSS BRIDGES, 4
T'HE undersigned are proprietoTs OF The above
patent Tor the State oi lows, aad are prepared 10
eaalract for the erection OIL hallway or HHhway
Bridges OF any length of span from 50 ieet O issi
in any part Of the State. AZ the above bridges nave
been adopted on most OF the Railroads 40 the United
States, We deem comment as 10 ihsr strengih dura-
bility and ehsapness unnecessary. All sommuniea'
tions upon the subject will receive PIomp aItsnuor
| Address, STONE, BOOMER & BoftNGloN,
| feb is-a~tf Davenport, Iowa.
| A. ATKIs.oS sTssG E%9EB8EE. p. REYNOLDS.
yksEAs0N OF 1859,
| rHHE undsrsi have formed a coparthsrship Tor
| MAKlNGi AND SELLING BRICKS,
Such as Pressed Stock ,Lornice. ommon, and a otA
or kinds bS he Thousand laid In the wall In any
aus ptity al de len millions. 6o0,0O New Rneks
| hand aud lor sale. - ATKINSON & REYNOLDS.
| Rock Island, Ian. l4, 4 ls56. dom ~ = - IhHI
=.
| issqssvad % For Leaees aoi ssIto 1as%A
| NUhARR of lOta stnAto6 In vsrt6uHI unS1S Il ths
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~ SANDERS & DAVIS.
Garos.
]. W. STEW ART

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
bhge over Astouz store Brady bet Front and I'd sta
ipne l9dtf .SS NDApENPoRT, iowa.
"a nj a. - IA tt u W
Wholesale Manufactures OF Woolcn aud Cotton Hosie
~, Tlhd n. bei~ DfGdy snd Pdffs
BOOB CAV ENPOhT, IOWA. ~
basers viii md II 10 their advantage 70 call and eshi
nc his stock botcS5 seng sSs ht oSh sell " prices low
&c than "a he po,tsftt east. ~ .I iany 10 gtf
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.I1g q. BARKHA, Esq, has removed his oidee al
III agonsliy across 10 the Second story OF CrSmp'
toms building IN lhs room formerly occupied oy lns
sN1stts O0ss, i cor seSond s brsoy SIC. nj Sih
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HURLEY's sARsAPARILLA.

HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
THIS lava luable nd so fully appreciai iad
J. by ID. Anne giean people, is gaining wide celeb
rity and has become permanently established the
best ana effective medicine of the day. Cert ID
Gates daily pouring in from all parts o: the States
and the Athlete rejoice there is help when ry
cry other remedy prove. inefeetuai. Disease. which
foF years proved source OF misery, aad agoniyilx
frture, have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
influence and countless families rendered happy e1d
cheerful by lis rdinary efficacy. Ii you want
.he pure and genuine sarssPaIla, dbal which is IS
q Hsrent and supe to Bulls or any other coT-
p lld as one thing capable Of being 10 anoihar,
then take Hurey's, for out OF thousan ds OF cases
scattered through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Missouri and Kentucky Ii has never mi
sinR- ins N noe bee kno 10 fall and will care hs-
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,JITIIIS I.IIANtE /.
LAND AGENT,

Huy and sell Real F4tst", Heht Houses hhd Fhfm*t
Collect Rents, ana atteHt promptly 10 sII bhslnss'
sutrus ed to his care,
ONCE "a street, between Harrison aud Main
IuYli.h German niai-h, Norwegian and swedish
80 ''s.s,-. .nnEas DetIi-diy
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avenport, 81, Paul and 81. Louis Packet

UHVeHPVft' ~ . HuI HIu w IVH1" "N"N'f
a . TVHE due steamnr Fire Canoe
Nk i Capt. Force, Master, vii naks
reg liar trips floIu 81. Louis Daven-
NON naa 81 Paut, touching al all intimate points
Passe bxs sud shipPers msy ssn Asfttag sinins
In ihs trade during the season. For Feighi or pas
sage apply on board or 10
BURROWS " PREffYMAN,
Ncb s,.s IN, Agents
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C0PPEKSMITH hNU IAUMbEW' ,
THE subscriborisnow preparedto 40 oaii k.hus "
eraIiobbing business of every description con"sstsa
with the TIM Copper and Sheet lronbusinsss. nto,s
p,ns sheet ginc, Lead Pipe, sheet Lead, sheelIop
,r Rabiny Tubs Pumps, etc, etc; furnished atall
lime on the IaoSt rsasonaolcterms andal bhoftho
tice. H.Ha# #E .". -. An
House Quite nd spoutng made 70 orner. AZ,
work warranted. Old Iron, CoppeFana lshh "ahiea
and taken in exchange for work. "a "r,,,,o,,r
Davenport, Api7 s55-dlS II . - -. .at4-1t i,Jat
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e Asti. t4ils- and Fat, atIow psiss. ~
- 4 CLOSE Is CO.'S.

Her1ings Patent Safes
y17Ese. ~ nj pspers arr eaiied Tue best Ia Inc
w world. 4 few ofthe same hind ior sale low bS
l4a ~ 4 AT.~GioSE AGO. VI
may 3d dtf East side Brady below Second 81.
NIYHG waats gosd copying press ior Five Dollars =
/ Nv ILosk co. sells every thing low. ,as "
SgTATiR Filters and Coolers very desirable srsIae
w st Imay Isl 60.
SslbtEi. Plted Tea Sets, new Patterns just ro,ivti
- LatSg = Asfnxx l99k ~ s1a ---1 "a 60,
+ YORh Planters Corn Shelters, Corn Hoes, Corn Pop
~ pers xtd Coru Climbers; all ~. Z G CO.
vfNEN ron. Pump Chain at lower price than can DO
Il sstnd west Of New YORK. -4- = -
Ibo lot will be cold low. E# Ets& 90
NX chains o. Yoke., OK BoWs 0x Bow Pins and al!
NJ but ux zosds. hss ny IL Tt ca.
N(7osLENHoLNS Pocket Cutlery aud Pruning seits
w AT CLesE Co
SfEAM Gauaes, CooL. and " lsr, ada riTotieri kind
- Of Brass fixtures fcr Eugtnes, at TtLosE GO.
TTNsMIfHs STOCK. aad Dies for seie At
" may 10 I Close co
Q PEAK and JAiKSUNis. s4,Ws--the Only agency u
y the west. s,u8 ..+...".4. Il CLOSE 4 90.
iron 'sIowsr e..als-a.- .t'st @s-s =
J. may 10 at T cLosE co
n Ais SAads cheaper al = i
~ may l9 CLOSE co.
r .lTH Twine and sssh cord, just received by
IL may 10 ~ 80 - .. Close ~.
TLEG Ant window Trimninss, such 40 Gill Cor.
II nices. Curtain Bands, Cords and Tassels
Window Shades, &c, &c, iust received. CLosE& Co.
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IEATHERi LEATHER! LEATHER.
TAKE NOTICE!
rINIiAT NJ lGhT * SEARS'New Leather store en-
j I'd ST., eae dabrifom Psrry ,isnow open,
IHhare eau ba found 81 all times fall supply $i
Leather Of sSefy description for ihe Snoe Harne
l Maker. Findings. Innings, Lasts sana Findings.
French sud American Calf Skius; Ihnhmeled, Sole,
Upper Belt snd Harness Leathe Morocco, Roans ste.
Saidisry Hardware, Japahea. Brass Sna silser
Plated ofstsE Kind and qualify;
Harness and Coach rrimminEs;
IA tofsii Kinds; Bread C,sths; Rhamels ID el6ths;
late nt Isathsr Laesst lffiuSes, Hetbing, tsHitse
Bows, EAlds, Hooks, Klngs,and iasbori every sfil-
Gle the zach Trimmer or Harness Maker could wish
We respectfully solicit calls TO examine sur sioeE
feeling s,Hddehtwe oHsr such lndlssrs ntsAs t'
makeI- ~ customers. HAIGHf & SEARsI {
tNs,s,.,xIv ~ --l-- taA AyKNPORT.#
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Chsapl chsapll Cheap, /
BOOTS AND sHORg.
BALLS and PARTIES!

1 AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rubbers
i and nns French Boots, hips OF ms manufacture
and the largest assortment OF extra Roots and Shoes
That IL 10 bs the 4utrn cite. tine xr.at North
West. ID 'IE ht-
Davenport boot and Shoe Stare, one door below
Burrows 4 PfeItsman's msiamoth store. Front st.
opposite iLe mill.
aNenpdu. Jan. IS, '5j JAMES JORDAN
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... -''-'-' AT
WHOLESALE OR RET "A IL.
IIAI6HT s SEAhs have now w"pspsdIheir xien-
nTeparad % furnish supsries ~sSk IL country
ahahtsaud ShoenEEsrs at Prices that Viii 80 IA pare
with those Of Chicago
our Retail stock is Large aui ofths lash hRnufae-
turs; comprising all les and every aJety SMALL
pRoflrs and gnic sales H. 0floy>An nd all " ho
favor us wilh call shall be thoroughly sopyiDge OF
The fact. HAlGHf d SEARS, B.
second ST., one door IRON Perry,
I Msya,.,ivly "A ,t.yisa =s.f aEAUAVENPORT,
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~ O r IhC e!

e G. DAWSON 81 Co, have formed a
tOs partnership with T. h. Gflggs, under the nanle
and s.,le OF Dawson 6rsgs & 90 !, 10 take efec
on The Ist day afN0yember, 1855.
sAu persons has ing unsettled accounts with the old
nrm are requested " osll and seule. Oct25
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g w Corner Tenth and Harrison Streets
DAVENPORT IOWA.
References: g-.
p,,r II. 4 ArgLr, NJ. y CIrvelanj, ULlu- .
+ FiRrsror, NJ. D. Cleveland, o., Med. zap 20
Asy. for Insane, .r
Prof 5. G ARAoa. N pt Gi"elnRstlt .; ,,,o.
q. d, Woop, N, D., New Norkr ofP'iH and AA'o'
oppsratons Tor the removal OF Calarae,s, ptosia,
stylpI,mns or Squinlngs, Hare ldP, Cub-FHo., Con
lrscted Limbs, sc, Ac,
Der -lti.
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FREsH BUTTER AND KdGs - 3
DEnApouNDs Fresh roll Butter; also, 10 kegs ch,Ges
.~CUVpacked and 800 dozen Eggs, just received SAD
or sale al the IiAN hEiE STORE. ra,
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j A M ES T. II o q A n E
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Orders lsf. ~ tho once OF A. Miller over the Old
Post Once, will be pTsnptly attended to- .a ~
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

driven to seek protection from the Re-
publicans. An attempt to revive the
slave trade will, / am confident, be
made by the South, and, if made, will
be submitted to by the Administration.
Indeed, / do not see how it can be
avoided, upon the principles on which
the Kansas act has been defended
Then we shall see the same strategy
which we have seen on this occasion
the right proclaimed of each commu.
nifty to determine for itself what it
shall hold as property, where the prop.
erty shall be obtained, and whittier it
shall be carried and this is neces.
sary deduction from the implied truths
of the Democratic creed. On which.
ever side l look, / see nothing but ag.
itation and commotion for the next
four years-until the administration OF
1860 shall restore peace to the country
and unity to it's counsels. Until then
the Republican party must labor and
wait, knowing that great future is
before tit must stand firm, spread
ing it's truths multiplying its disci
Piles watching over the great inter
ests of the country /; resisting every
mischievous scheme, and proposing
every measure of good which it car
reasonably hope to accomplish"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27
st. Charles, Iowa, Nov. u, 1856.

ST.. CHARLES Flour MILL.-A strang-
err could hardly form any conception Of
the amount of business done at Mr..
Kellcy's FIGURING mill in this village.
Happening in, the other day, we were
surprised at the enormous piles of bags
filled with -four or grain in and around
the mill. On inquiry, we were told
that from three to four hundred bush
els of wheat, and more than half that
amount of corn, was ground in every
twenty-four hours. The mill is kept
running day and night, and is capable
of doing still larger amount of bust
ness, were there more water in the
river. When there is full head of
water. eighteen bushels Of wheat and
from twenty-five to thirty bushels of
corn can be ground in an hour. The
river has not been known to be so
low for many years as at present, and
unless there should be a freshct, when
it comes to freeze up the lack of water
will be sorely felt. The flour mill here
cannot fail to be a source of profit to
it's owner, while at the same time it
is of the greatest convenience to the
inhabitants of this and neighboring
counties. Flour is now selling at 81
the cwt., and corn meal at So per cwt.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

the Senate and its officers, several
committee rooms are finished. and
some are well advanced towards COM
pletion. One now in hand is for the
use of the Naval Committee Of the
Senate, and it's ceiling and walls are
being most tastefully and fittingly
frescoed and painted. Neptune, Am
phitrite, the Tritons, and all the gods
and goddesses Of the deep find spirit,
ed representations somewhere on the
walls of this unique room the panel.
ings are taken up with wall-pictures OF
several Of the most noted of the naval
victories and exploits performed under
the American flag. When finished
this room, with its match for the Mill.
tary Committee, will be among the
chief attractions of the magnificent
apartments the country is providing
for the use of her Legislative agents il
the Capitol.
The President has been closely &C
cupied in the preparation of his annual
message. 1t is said that he will in
directly review his own administration
and show what it has accomplished
especially in connection with foreign
| affairs.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

ruined. Ours is far from being SOL
itary case: we personally know of hun
dreds who have had to fee from the
Ossawatomie section, impoverished,
robbed, houses burned, and utterly ru-
ined.
To your Excellency I look for re-
dress. l have the best reasons to be-
lievc that our town was destroyed un-
der your authority. Gen. Reid came
into the Territory, as / am compelled
to believe, under the call of Secretary
Woodson, as Kansas militia. If not,
why is the burning of town, the
murder, of quiet, unoffending citizens,
the imprisonment of its mail contrac-
tors, the detention of the mail over
two weeks, and finally the robbery OF
the office of over 400 letters, money
&C., and the destruction of the office,
ignored by you? Again, Gov. Geary
in his letter to Secretary Marcy, dated
Lecompton, Oct. 10th, says: I" For
upwards of two weeks no outrage has
been automatically reported" Allow
me, however, to inform your Excellen.
cy that during the two weeks men.
toned by Gov. Geary, an outrage was
committed at Ossawatomie, in the burn.
ing of twelve buildings that remained
of that ill-fated town, including the
steam saw mill, store just opened
and the post Office. Allow me to in
form your Excellency that have sat.
isfactory evidence to cause me to be-
lieve that Gov. Geary was informed Of
the fact, and protection was asked 70,
the suffering people but refused as il
ever had been before the writer LEFT
Kansas, on the 3Oth of September
Thus the Governor ignores the wrongs
done to Free State settlers in Kansas
But lest l weary your Excellency will
my complainings l will close by ask
ing if there is to be no protection fo
the Free State settlers of Kansas
Will your Excellency still see III
threatened, robbed, driven out, ano
murdered and lend no listening ear
afford no protection? Has liberty
become crime that her sons mus
be hunted, prosecuted, burned anG
murdered in this fair land of boosted
freedom and equality, and that under
the cognizance of government? an
not politician. The outrages suffer
ed by myself, my neighbors and
friends, force me thus to resort to hin
who is sworn to support the Constitu
ton of the United States. beg leave
to subscribe myself your Excellcncy's
very obedient servant,
O. G. BROWN,
, OF Ossawatomie, Kansas Territory
, Utica, N. Y, Oct. 20, 1856.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27
The Fremonters of this village still

The Fremonters of this village still
keep the pennant, bearing the names
of their defeated candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, fly
ing at their mast head while they
have dressed the national ensign in
mourning garb and displayed it at
half mast. Truly the feelings of their
opponents must be more fattered by
the unaffected sorrow of the Republi.
cans at the defeat of their candidate
than they would be if success had
made him chief magistrate. Yet to-
day the Republican party, though de-
feated, seem to have lost none of theil
energy, none of their enthusiasm fol
their youthful leader.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

}" VINO Is THE LIAR ?-H. A. Miles,
Esq, of the Waverly (Bremer Co. Re.
publican, Publishes papers in his last
issue to prove that Farris, the County
Judge, and Martin, School Fund Com
missioner, and Queen, Co. Treasurer,
"swore to lic," when they went be-
fore the Grand Jury and made oath
that the said Miles had bought pair
of overshoes of Farris & Martin
when merchants, and never paid fol-
them. Politics lay at the bottom Of
the whole matter.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

against the liberties Of our people,
with crimes which he urges them to
commit against the lives Of another
Thus wrote Thomas Jefferson before
slavery was discovered to be a-patri.
archal institution, "a blessing to be
priced" good so great, that for its
security and preparation we can af
ford to send our citizens to prison
who are guilty of no offence, and keep
them there without bail or main
prize" . q
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

CONSTITUTIONAL CONFERENCE.-THE
have returns from nearly all the Dis
tricts in the State, and find that the
party representation in the Constitu'
tional Convention will stand as fol-
lows: 10 Republicans to Ii Opposition
This gives the Republicans q hand
some working majority, and we sin
cerely trust that they will give us ar
amended constitution which will be
up to the times and commensurate
with the wants of the State.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

| ARREsr.-Three men, giving their
names as Y. c. Purdy, Alonzo Root
and Electas Brady, were arrested in
camp about seven miles from Fort
Dodge, on the 23d ult., charged with
the robbery Of various goods from
merchants in that town, which they
had left in the charge Of some immi-
grants under rather suspicious circum-
stances. The stolen property was
identified, the fellows bound over in
$500 each and despatched to the Fort
Des Moines Jail. s3@
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27
Lyceum Meeting.

Agreeably to previous notice, a
meeting was held at the School House,
in St. Charles, on Saturday evening,
Nov. 22d, for the purpose Of organic.
ing village lyceum. A. B. F. Hill
dreth was chosen President, and D.
H. Ferguson, Secretary. The chair
man briefly stated the objects Of the
meeting, when remarks were made by
S. Harwood, DR.. Riddill, D. D. w.
Carver and Mr.. Jenkins, all expressive
of their views upon the Importance OF
establishing literary association in
St. Charles and the most proper mode
Of conducting it.
On motion of Mr.. HARDWOOD, the
Chair appointed the following gentle
men q committee to draft constitu
ton and bylaws to be reported at the
next meeting, viz: w. B. Fairfield
G. G. Reineger, S. w. Stanley, S
Hackley, S. HARDWOOD.
On motion of DR.. Riddill, the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed com
mittee to nominate list of officers
and report at the next meeting, viz
d. D. w. Carver, VIM. Spencer, B
F. Cheney.
On motion, it was voted to adjourn
to meet again at the school house OF
Saturday evening, Nov. 2sth, at 81,
o'clock.
A. B. F. HMnRErH, Chairman.
d. H. FERGusoN, Secretary.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27
dcd by the solemn and authoritative

dcd by the solemn and authoritative
expression of the popular voice, be-
fore which it behooves all to bow in
submission, if not in acquiescence,)
but we would fain indulge the hope
and belief that the storm of sectional
passion has already somewhat spent
its force, and that, on the part of all
good and loyal citizens in both of the
sections now arrayed in political OPP
position, there will be glad return to,
the i" things which make for peace"
and tend to bring about mutual res
toration of that hereditary spirit of
amity which, as We received it from
our fathers, should in turn be trans
mitted to our latest postcrity.'
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

CEDAR VALLEY HoUsE.-Mr. F. j.
Mitchell has become proprietor of the
Cedar Valley House, situated in the
cnterprising village Of Usage; and,
having fitted it up in good style, he is
prepared to entertain guests after the
fashion of hotels at the East. Travel
ers speak in very flattering terms Of
the entertainment which they find at
this house.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

In few days, one of the finest
school houses in Northern Iowa will
be completed at this place. Its di-
mansions are - feet wide by 36 long,
and IL feet high, all in the clear. The
inside is to be finished off in the most
approved manner, which, with its
shaded and sheltered location, will
make it favored and inviting spot
for the youth of our village.-Mitchelt
RepuJlicau. ~
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

CHANCE FOR A SpEcULArIoN.--It is a
conceded fact that not nearly pork
enough has been raised and fattened
in Floyd county to supply the demand
for home consumption. Now would il
not be a good speculation for some one
to go into the southeastern part of the
State, where hogs are selling for 81
and cents per h., and purchase and
drive up a drove of them for slaugh
tering? We think SO.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

Messrs. Hackley g. Riddill, of this village,
having met with some delays in the erection
of their new steam mill, did not raise the
building over it last week, as they proposed.
They, however, have made good progress in
putting up the machinery, and intend to have
it in operation within few weeks. The rails
ing of the mill house will take place on Satur-
day of this week, and the proprietors again
extend an invitation to their friends to be
present and assist on the occasion.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

The opening Of the Grand Trunk Railway tc
Toronto was celebrated in Montreal on the
10Th inst. The celebration opened with q
grand procession. In the afternoon banquet
was given, and in the evening there was q
display of fireworks and torchlight process.
sion. Every thing went off with eclat Del.
egations from Boston, Portland, and the Cana
dian cities were present.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-27

We notice that Mr.. Kelley, of the st. Charles
Hotel, is building an addition to his stone sta
BILE, and has the walls up ready for the roof.
When completed he will be prepared to stable
twice as many horses as at present.