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DIED,

September IL o typhed fever SCOTT B q Upper
Marlborough, Nd, IN the 2lsi year q hll ase.
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ca1s . n JONES
JONES & NOELL,
daSraeyr ot Lrr.
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
yEYIII attend faithfully and punctually 10 any
Nv business their profession ppFuniti 70 fen
cous made Iowa Illinois, Wisconsin, and MnhesA Territory
audp proceeds promptly renhfef
s.ra Col To1a. GseSn Sns,.e B,per Washington ey
Hon Reycrdy johnson, Baltimore, Maryland
Hon John nnKeon, New York city.
John a. DIX, 80
2-lu
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MarsIe Manufactures, Tombs, Statnettes, Etc.
YTyIJE SrlsS RTBER respectfully invites the atten-
ton a The yablr. 70 his barge and elegant stock Of
MARBLES. roAnsrcSFs, AND MONUMENTS,
A. his on street north ween Twelfth and ffneeaih
has ether
t and every other description OF sfehe
MARBLE MAyTEIs or THE LATEST srYLES
of his own manufacture, and q superior quality
IINrIIs DOOR AND WINDOW aIIs, CARRIAGE STEPS, AEW
YORK FIAGGisG, &c
everything that rcqured tn tie marble and stone bu
ness, either for utility or for the fine arts-
particular description q his stck uni'ccezaTy but cor
daily visit s yard whore one can age T nun
self
In addition articles he has nnmhr q
either the tomb or the gar
den: imported by dmseE from Italy these please
fancy he viii manufacture 10 order sneh as may he eeu
BY s varied Facilities Irosnes and strict attention 70 p
he hopes o mee tic expectations of his patrons
WILLIAM RITIETsFURD,
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth sfrerts
Sep 3-d6m
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G..

FTNIIIS large boarding and day school for young
III iadcs long favoraby known corduced by Miss l.
MISS M j. narrower principal
assisted MT and experienced teachers
department. u learning =
Members ofCmgres others whose Washing
yion graduates of
seminary representing nearly every s1ie in the Union
For particulars addra NJ ]. narrower
Principal o. The Georgrtown Female Seminary,
sep 12-eod Georgef0wn, y c.
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NI0TICE.-The copartnershp Of VIM. H. Hcnning
IN o. printing business IN Georgeto~h, ~ c. Is tins
day dissolved by mutual consent
An uersons having claims against present
A Mnare sesne and AL debts te Tm % be rad v
INN W. II HE-SNING,
sep I2-3teodst A McNTikE
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nUYALL4 & BRO, Merchant Tailors, have just
returned from and receiving their
goods for fa The latest and richest styles Among
them of England cloths and cass
meres, very 1ne and scarce.
fuy prepared have al garments n7ae u our usual sly
q elegance.
Our Old customers generally invited call and
n R-wansad, arstrats hands for making pants.
sep I2-siswswff blFAl4 iAal
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yINHE Misses Hawley's French and English Schoo
win reopcned Monday september li At tcir reiene'
io7 rcursyiyaaIa avenue Ang 26- aaw3w
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TAR c. III. VAN PATfEN, Dentist, expects to
reach his home September proxno when, with
renewed yiror energy c viii resume his professional dasaes
alsniaat believing that hs efforts ~ Washington
aru te st eighteen years proved generally sacsry no
the public confidence and
patronage, Ahfc he respectfully soicits
once las eeoore) his residence, Cedar ll Willis PoHs5vs
uia avenue, rear Georgetown.
Sep 2-dH
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DERS0NS desiring copies Of Colonel Forneys new
paper, The PRES ohtain them evening
O'Clock Camps, Pennsylvania
Adauson opposite The Iet oce Mr. De Camp receive.
monthly subscriptions.
Aug IL
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NARRow EscarE.-This afternoon a butchers horse.
impatient Of restraint broke from his gearing and
started off at speed which might have shaIned the scrub
at the ring the south side of the Poto-
Bridge, the 'old Virginia shore" As is usual on
such occasons Juvenile weIl adult philosophers in
vain cyed to check the fight of the victuaers char
ger The faded cotton umbrella ntruded in the horse
face, accompanied by command 10 astop !" from ner-
vous old gentleman failed OF the purpose On on the
animal trotted to the terror of pedestrians It may az
well he here remarked that not few bricklas and stones
few thick and heavy at the receng horseesh As If TO
escape the shower of missiles the animal endeavore to
dodge into an alley when colored man. In the en-
ploy OF the proprietor of the slopart establishment for
the fourth ward ''shied' him off with bucket And
just at this time boy, aged six years. named Frank son
OF Mr. David A Cardwel struck on the leg by the
swnglc tree, which dangled from the animals rear and
thrown 10 the ground II at FIRST thought that the
child waE seriously, H mortaIIy wounded but for
tuaately happened that he more frightened than
hurt Had it not been for the interposition Of the above
mentioned colored the horse from the position ol
the boy, would probably have crushed him 10 death
The narrow escape Of the child subject Of oongratu
lation among the kind neghbs who 50 promptly rushed
10 the rescue
TE CHEsAFKAEE AND OHIO CsxsL--TIle cheering intel
hgence has been received IN this city that the break in
this canal merr Williamsport has been mende and that
sufficient wai let in tho canal to-day 70 admit f the
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Modern Languages.

nANIEL Il. GROUX, a native of France, teacher
languages especially French s.anih and German
with correctness and puncsoal AZ moderate
prices
Isnnsyana aycnue No 225 side aud ISs
Streets Opposite milaras Iiatri Washington, D. C
II Ang 25-3awMw&F
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wv Pennsypna and Fourteenth Washington G.
Jan 2s-dift
II J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer Office and depot
10 southwest o and Twelfth streets Washington, D. C.
Ap I1-d1yt
LS0R SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl
avennc.-The property adjoining the the
of Fennsyania and 18th street fnts
tho and contains 22 feet running
o a 30 Ret alley.
Further particulars, terms &C., made known application
KELLER A MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Treasury Department
June 90--.ttf
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Georgetown College.

Ctutiies win he resumed in this institution Mon
- day, I'm q September RexL A. hAeIME
Aug 26-im lresiasnl
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Connecticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1916
Capital asa Annual dividend life policies 40 per
relieved during Is4o s2l4
operations furnished Those who
other agencies and have removed this y have their
policies renewed through
MICH NOuTcSE Agent
June I3-dly No. a61 18th
EBBITT HOUSE
+ II FREEMAN. d. l. M0RRsoN
= street between 18th l4th streets,
WASHINGTON d. C.
FTNEIIS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
ougiiy repaired superior
hundred ros and has all the requisites OF
house.
The pro1ors have provided coach
depot landing every arrival for the Of
passengers and baggage 10 the hotel
jane 16--
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
For the St. Charles Ref ublican Intelgencer.
Nav.

She comes She comes by smiling Nymphs attended
Tue Queen of Beauty, lovely May appears;
With velvet tread and voice, whose laughing music
Like chime Of silver bells, delights our ears.
Tho Herald Zephyr's speeding on before her,
Have warned Old Boreas to his summer rest.
Unclaimed the streams and sent them exung tbreas
And, with their breath, warmed Mother Earths cold
robe Of gauzy clouds her Nymphs have woven,
While she, TO deck it, takes the ether blue,
And blending with 1t rays OF sunlight yellow,
She dyes her mantle Of an Emerald hue.
Then onward speeding verdure springs around her,
Whereer its waving folds the praries greet
Her Nymphs in kisses share its powerful magic,
And roam thro all the groves with fitting feet.
Chill Borca, who stnrmcl to hear her Herads,
And thro' the early spring maintained his sway,
Charmed ganSt hi will, now seeks ~ come a woong,
And boldly thinks to bear 4 bride away.
Bright May, with face demurc, harks TO his story,
Then filings the challenge, for a Lovers Chase
He, full of pride, and confident of winning.
Accepts the terms, and strait begins the race
Thro' loaing forests and o'er hill tops lofty,
She flies, as tho borne the winds strong wings;
Down may des, she becks the boastful blust'rer,
While merry laughter ever round him rings.
Tired of the sport at last she tells her maidens,
To wiring from yonder cloud, melting shower;
Quick, on his frosty head, the flood descended,
While, nimbly feet she sought her secret bower
But soon, smother lover seeks TO WOO her,
Whose glance filings bushing roses DER her face,
While, coyly sweet, anon she seems to shun him,
And now with JOY receives his warm embrace.
Or thinking, else his glance too ardent growing,
canopy of clouds She II raise above,
And, while its liquid music floats around her,
Thro' tn Eolian pines she signs her love.
Relenting soon she puts aside the curtain,
Smilingy Rainbow DER the riftcd cloud,
And lovely May becomes bride more lovely,
While bluebells ring the tidings clear and loud.
A. c. n.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
New Advertisements.

Our Eastern friends continue tt
send in their favors. Among the new
advertisements Of the present week
we may mention that of Loomis &
Hoes Watch and Jewelry store, Mil
waukee, an extensive establishment
Haverstick, Bennett & Co.'S. large
dry goods jobbing house-M. G.. Ell
more & Co.'S crockery store-Vose &
Mitchells extensive agricultural ware
house-Bosworth & Sons and Rice
Il Stevenson's heavy drug stores--all
of Milwaukee-Mcrrill & Barron, deal
ers in dry goods, groceries and hard
ware ; and John Chambers, furniture
dealers, at McGregor-A. Albcrtson,
dry goods, groceries &C., at Chicka-
saw, &C., &c.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07

Mr.. STANTON DECLARES KANSAS WILL BE
FREE.-The Washington correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, one OF the
chief Democratic organs Of the coua-
try, writes as follows:
"Mr. Stanton leaves for Kansas to-
day and will discharge the duties of
the governorship until Mr.. Walker ar
rives in the Territory, which will be
some time in the month Of May, AS
between slavery and free Stateism, l
know that the desire and hope of the
new executive of the State are in IA
vor of making Kansas a free State
result which they believe to be inev-
itable-and might as well be acqules-
ced in at once. Some time ago, Mr..
stanton while representative in
CONGRESS from the Memphis (Tenn.)
district declared, in speech in Con-
cross that K ansas would inevitably be-
come a free State, and that it was the
interest and he believed it was the
will of the people of the South that such
should be it's destiny. Mr.. Walker, it
is we'll known, has always held that
the tendency of slavery is southward,
and that the only relief for it is the ac'
quisition of territory from Mexico in
order to draw off its pressure from the
free territory of the North.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
Gbs yht&lligenter.
Spring Travel.

We are Of tlra opinion there never
was as much travel, never so many
arrivals, as there are about this time.
All our Hotels are full. Below we
give All article from the Chicago Press
on the subject of "Spring Travel"
which is applicable to all the West;
"Spring travel from east to west
has commenced with a rush" Most
of the passenger trains arriving in our
city from the eastward over eth. r Of
the Michigan or Fort Wayne roads
come heavily loaded. On the Mnhi-
gan Southern Railroad the three pas
senger trains arriving here previous
to yesterday noon, consisted in the
aggregate, of thirty-four cars, all we'll
filed. We have inquired Of the con-
ductors, and we find that a larger
share Of this travel is a tide that
knows no reaux, the emigration set
ting out from the eastern states
for homes in the territories, beyond
the Mississippi and the Missouri. AT
it is remarked on all hands that these
emigrants are as a whole Of far bet
ter class than usual, sturdy, intelligent
heads of families, with means and in
dustry ready to introduce and foster
into rapid growth the giant Common
wealth in embryo, by the exercise of
the same talents Of head and heart
which have made the Eastern States
what they are. The cmigrant travel
proper has scarcely commenced, and
will not for some time to come,
although occasional parties of fresh
caught foreigners are passing through
this city. Yesterday large company
OF Norweglans with their families and
little ones, their Lares and Penates,
huge chests, iron-bound boxes, ETC.,
left for the upper Me- issippi over the
Galena Il Chicago Union Railroad,
whose receipts from this class Of pas
sengers yesterday forenoon amounted
to something over $1,000. The pros
poets are that the emigration of all
classes is to be very large the present
season. Never before have matters
opened with more unerring indications
to this effect"
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07

The WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Rochester Union of the 9th ult., states
that during the twenty-four hours end.
ing Wednesday noon, the regular
passenger trains of the Central Road
from Syracuse, by both old and new
routes, brought fifty-four passenger
cars all filled with people. At the low
average Of forty-two to each car, We
have total of 2.l50 passengers in a
single day westward bound.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07

A CAPITAL SHor.-Mr. George w
Bensley, of this city, has left in ou,
office target at which he fred clever
successive shots, at the distance ot
forty rods, all the balls hitting within
a circle Of 81 inches, and six of then
within circle of II inches. Mr.
Bensley is a Yorker who has seer
some service" in the use of firearms
and we will stake "our pile" thai
there is not another so good a shot
in all Iowa. Who takes the bet?
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
Blacksmithing.

YTNHE subscriber has the pleasure to inform
i the citizens of Floyd County and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to exc
cute all orders for Blacksmith work at his new
shop, corner of Water and Milwaukee streets.
Particular attention will be given to the
Shoeing Of Horses and O1em:
Carriages handsomely Ironed,
and oil work entrusted to him will he faithful
" and promptly executed. The undersigned
fatters himself that his experience and skill
will enable him to fully meet the expectations
and wishes of his customers and give general
satisfaction. A liberal share Of the pulic pat.
ronage is respectfully solicited
FRANKLIN R. WOOILEY:
81, Charles, Floyd O., July 2s, 1866. :ltf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07

"CoDFIsH This term
originated with the eccentrict Mike
Walsh, who first used it in the follow
ing sentence:
"The aristocracy of talent l revere
the aristocracy of power, fairly won
and honestly exercised, l respect
the aristocracy Of wealth l can tole'
rate, but the low, dirty. Goldfish aris-
tocracy, l loathc and detcst'
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07

Attention is called to the advertise
mcnt of Messrs. Swaffield & Russell,
Milwaukee. We regard theirs as one
of the very best clothing establish
ment i'll the country. To custom
work they give the utmost attention,
while their "ready made" is of more
than ordinary quality.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
A. s. FELT,
General Real Estate Agent,
Mason City,

HdoOii O1Uy,
Cerro GOrdo County, Io,ca.
Will select lands in the Usage and Ft. Dodg,
Districts, locate Land Warrants, buy and sci
Real Estate, pay Taxes for nonresidents. anG
do a general Real Estate business Timbe
and Prairie Lands for sale cheap. Any bust
ness entrusted to my care will receive promp
attention. Refer to
Bartle, White & Henshaw, Independence,
Greene, Weare & Co., TT. Dodge,
Greene, Weare and Rice, Ft. Desmoines,
Greene & Weare, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
Hon. E. w. kingsbury, Chicago, ILL.,,
Hon. G. V. Denniston, Albany, N. Y.
March, Is, 1857. 27y1
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
To the Farmers Of Floyd and
adjoining counties.

MIR. JOSEPH KELLY would return thanks
lNl- to the farmers of this region of country
for their liberal patronage of his Flour Mill
during the past winter, and in this connection
would say that owing to the recent rise of wa
ter, and close application to business, he has
been able to flour all the grain on hand at his
mill, and is, therefore, now prepared to grind
from to $50 bushels OF grain in twenty -four
hours, at a moments notice. He would also
say that he has large quantity of -four Of su.
perfne brands, put up in sacks and barrels,
which he will sell at SO, SO per sack and s. ,OO
per barrel.
ST. Charles, April !, 1867. 29tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
ST. CHARLES

ST. CHARLES
LIVERY STABLE.
YNHE subscribers respectfully announce that
l. they have established Livery Stable in
ST. Charles, Floyd Co., at corner of Clark and
Wisconsin streets and are prepared to accom-
Saddle Horses, or Horses wlth
BUGGIEs, WAGONS, CARRIAGES OR HACKS,
for short or long trips, at short notice and on
reasonable terms.
J. N. MONTGOMERY & BROTHER.
St. Charles, July %, 1856. l:tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
SHINGLES! SHINGLES!!

TIME subscriber is engaged in the manufac-
l. ture of cut or machine shingles, at st.
Charles, Floyd County, Iowa. and has con-
stantly on hand, or will furnish on reasonable
terms at short notice, shingles of almost any
desirable timber, such as black walnut, butter
nut. oak, elm, SC.
The shingle yard is located on the bank OF
the Cedar River about forty rods above the St
Charles FIGURING Mill.
CZZIEL WEEKS.
81, Charles, July 80, 1856. l:tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
JOSHUA JACKSON,
Justice of the Peace

Office on Clark Street, one door South of the
. st. Charles Hotel
Collections made and acknowledgements ta-
ken. All business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to.
olm31 ST. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., IOWA.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
A. L. COLLINS,
General Land Agent
and dealer in
Real Estate, Land Warrants,

ReaI Estate, Land w arrantS,
and Exchange,
st. CHARLES, FLOYD CO., IOWA.
T ANDS selected and located in the Turkey
IL River district, Iowa, and in Brownsville
District, Minnesota Money invested on Real
Estate Security or in Time Entries for the usual
commission. Notes collected and remitted at
current rates. Land entered on time for set
tiers. Titles examined and Taxes paid in any
part of the State Conveyances made and ac-
acknowledgements taken. Notary Public.
St. Charles, July 80, 1856. 1:tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
Business 1irettorp.

Cards Of five lines or less will be inserted IN
this column for S. 90 per anum For each additional
line over five, one dollar will be charged.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
Magnolia House,

ST. CHARLES, FLOYD Co., ,..........I Iowa.
This large and commodious House has re-
Gently been opened and fitted up for the ac-
commodation of the travelling public. The
Proprietors solicit the patronage of their friends
and the travelling public generally, and pledge
themselves to spare no pains toprovide for and
attend personally to the comfort and wants OF
their guests.
H. c. SMITH, S. G. GODDARD
st. Charles, Jan. %, 1857. 23tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-07
JAS. JACKSON,
Architect and Builder.

HTCW2[4CL ana DWztUeT.
The undersigned is prepared to execute in a
neat and tasty manner, Ground Plans, Eleva-
tions, Perspective Views and all other kinds OF
Architectural Drawings.
Original designs for Dwellings and Public
Buildings furnished at reasonable rates.
Buildings contracted for or put up by the day.
Lessons given in Architectural draughting.
"a Office, corner of jackson and Blunt St. s,
st. Charles, Iowa. Ll0tfJ JAS. JACKSON.
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BY Union the and pomp
execution u EVERY VARIETY Of PRINTING, from the
smallest Card Label TO the Largest Bill or booss tn
LoweI Cash Pnce, Also Lkosrspby, Ensrsvns Eeectro
typing, Bindsg and Blank Stationery -.
BAKER & GOODWIN, Tribune Buildings
TOHN A. GRAY, No. 375 BROADWAY, and
" Nos is and 10 JACOB-st, can COMPOSE, sTEREo
TYPE, PRINT, RULE and BIND snythns required at The
SHORTEST NOTICE, and In the very BEST STYLE Hs
ABILITIES are the MOST EXTENSIVE In the city.
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