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E6~ PErmsoN for June is on our table and
welcome number it is. The engraving aud fash
ion plates are hard to beat. Taken with G.c
Tribune, sl25.
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EB- Gibson & Wilson have opened new Drug
storcinsnyder's Block. Tho DR.. and his young
associate will dc the 'cever thing" to their Gus
toners aud gil all prescriptions to the letter.
Give them q call
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ES~ The June number of the Lady's Home
Magazine shows a decided improvement, It is
well worth the subscription price 5000 Pub
lished by T. S. Arthur & Co, Philadelphia.
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I AM AGENT FOR

NeGOOn'E Iudian Cholaeocuo, Cuylotts yellow Deck
\ ssi sarsaparilla, Wlisrs beisan 81 Nyld Chtuy,
)syis' Pain kiler, Groeut uSyFenatsi nitcu.
Apn0 PELAN, Opposite she CouIt HeHio.
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Tiffin Prices Current,
tcoatEcryp wFrKtx url
RIVER & SNE AT III
Deast N Dry Goods, Groceries, cspetag, noot' aol
Shoes, and Reav.Wadd Clothing. Ard nr hascf " ~
cry description or Graih and Praduee To- Cash.
WurAr-snl6 l66 FO.s0.
CokS-Hhrllei) aoc.
40 tEaf a31.
kYE-nf5.
nAutry-f0Tfi.
Okrs-c1 Tejcs
Haar-o.7S
porarong-25c.
Fttr srrn--snfs 10,e0.
TruoriY sErn-i,isdl,50
HurfeR--OuNl2o.
LARD-e
Tk1how--8001o.
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dn sings U,n sHouLpEns- 63o6o.
PfCKLED poRK-sa0os
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EEsrHEEs--35 8Qoc
Rtgs-2c.
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Dnv DO 100.
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Clover Seed di-s3.5O435O
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% GoDEY for June is on hand, with its usual
treasure for theladics. Tho frontispcce entitled
"The First Step is admirably executed. Price
S3.-Takcn with the Tribune, $500
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C53 Pelau has HARrrR for June, a superb num-
Der, filed with choice matter. The illustrated
articles arc, "The City of Elms;' Tropical
Journeyings;" "The Microscope" and "The vir-
ginians." Price 50 per annum.
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HAVE YOU HEARD TIE NEWS

TNhat n. RCIltN.
Il NkHSis manu-
factnring and deal.
ing in Havana aud
Duiuostic Cigars.-
Also snuff Suo,
King and Chewing
Tobacco. Opposite
shawlau't Block, on
Market ST. rin'n,
Ohio.
will soll ohcaper
Tor cash than cvrr
before oMrcdin this
Here you viii lind
AIlo EleNiNAi NNftNlN
Of Cigars, Tobacco,
&c, ever exhibited
In tiiis oity,nnd ull
10 be disposed of on
tlleprinrlplc Of quick
sales and small pr1E
its3 tho host being
fund on hand NJ all
times. I am deter.
mined 10 sell nj pri.
ccs that cannot hil
% Dc satisfuctofy.
And VI my STOCK
don't give snti fac
tion whom puf husrd |
return it, aud will |
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FANCY ARTICLES.
nuRT blonnais, Port Folos, Pefiamery and soaps
pELAS's.
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TUE Premiership heretofore e1isiuc between W. q .
Myers and j. A. Niyers, under ne hrmof w. c. ny.
an accourts OF ie aie iun IN be settled ~ Myers.
per ons Indebted 10 said hn either BY beck ac-
count requested TO eall aud settle gR mmedaley and
thereby costs, w. e. MYERS.
Apr3l.3w ,. A, MYERS
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s. X. MANN & 90, Projectors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by an good
Druggists. Apr8o'smtc
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....L0.n-F-OalleY Zodiac.

teeeA No. 3Ii, meets every Wednesday Rveninr,
M7is O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hall, in shaw.
hans Hook Msin street. J. w. MILLER H. e..
r. W. OuRAND, Secretary.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

CHICAGO, Iowa Il NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
We learn that the scmi-annual meet
ing of the Directors of this road, which
was held at Clinton last week was
very fully attended, and that the
Board We're successful in bringing
about some very satisfactory results.
1t was determined to continue the
prosecution of the work to Cedar Rap
ids with renewed viGor, and both the
eastern and western Directors are re-
solved that the road must be complct-
ed to this point without delay.
The location of Mississippi River
Bridge, which was also decided upon
last week. has most important con-
nection with this road The bridge,
we learn, is to be about half way be-
tween Clinton and Lyons, and it is to
be commenced the present season.
We also learn that the Dixon Air Line
road have agreed to make their west
crn terminus at Clinton, and their de-
pots and frcight-houscs will be built
there in connection with the Chicago,
Iowa 4 Nebraska Road. This is a
matter of great Importance to the lat
ter road, and the favorable result OF
it, places the Chicago, Iowa & Ne,
braska road i'll very much stronger
and more powerful position than ever
Csdar Valley Times
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

GoLD Discoveries The Hudson Bay
Company have had the good luck to
find such rich diggius in their terrific
~, on Frazer and Thompson Rivers,
as to cause a general stampede of eve
ry class of people for the mines. The
Puget Sound Herald of the 9Th ult.
says:
From gentlemen who came passen-
gers in the Sea Bird, we learn that
the Hudson Bay Company at Victoria
have received within the last month
about one hundred and ten pounds of
gold dust from the Indians. This was
obtained merely from surface digging,
without the aid of anything more than
the rude articlcs-such as pans and
willow baskets-posscsscd by the In
dams.
Colonel Fitzhuc had not had a man
to work for him for the past six weeks !;
all his hands have left. Numerous
desertions have taken place from the
military posts on the lower part of the
Sound. Parties are arriving daily on
sailing vessels from San Francisco,
bound to the mines.
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have received the nomination

The proceedings of the Convention
to-day were harmonious, yet the mani
fest disposition on the part Of some of
the delegates from Southern counties,
particularly those from Dubuque, to
k'.o,o no North in making the nomina-
ton for Congress was not calculated
to strengthen party ties. 1t was said
by delegates in convention, that Mr.
Dorr, of Dubuque, had been for some
time corresponding with Democrats in
the Southern portion of the State, for
the purpose of securing the nomina-
ton of the man whom his faction of
Dubuque Democrats preferred, in d.
rect opposition to the interests and
success of the party in the State, and
the acknowledged just claims Of the
Northern portion of the District. Mr..
Dorr, as the mouth-piecc of the Du.
buquc delegation, while in Convention
resorted to arguments to defeat the
candidate Of the North, which could
but lead National Democrats to doubt
very much the soundness of his De-
mocracy; indeed, it seems to me, that
he has only to take another step in
the same direction to receive the en-
braces of the most woolly abolitionists.
The sooner the Democratic party re-
fuse to fellowship with men who are
recrcant to principles. dear to every
National and Union loving Democrat
the better it will be for them.
The State Convention meets to-mor-
row, full report Of which you may
expect to receive. Yours,
ID. n. W. c.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

under Republican rule, is of a character +,
warrant the most rigid investigation bv the
people, and that the exposure thus far Of their
populations, fraud and extravaganza, calls for
| the denunciation of all honest men
| 3. Resotced, That an empty treasury. cxtrav-
agant expenditures and the sitting Of investi-
CATION into corruption by Republican officials
of Iowa, should be sufficient to arouse taxpay-
ers to the enormous outrages perpetrltcd up-
| on the peoples treasury, and absolutely de-
mand a change in the administration, that the
guilty may be brought to punishment and
our State preserved from utter bankruptcy.
9. Resoired, That the Democracy of Iowa
pledge to the people their earnest. persistent
and unalterable purpose to reform the State
Government, and to bring condign punish
ment upon whoever may be found guilty of
criminal defau lt in any of its departments
Mcssrs. Knapp, Williams, Slaugh-
ter, Jenkins and Sales of the commit
tee reported the following resolution
as an addition to the above
10. Resolved, That We recognize in his Ex-
cellency James Buchanan, Il statesman of ripe
judgment and pre- eminent wisdom, who, with
patriotic devotion to the great principles of
representative democracy has thus far condnc-
ted the Government of our great Confederacy
with signal ability, and with a just and prop
CT regard for the varied and conflicting inter
csts of states and individuals.
\ motion to lay the last resolution
upon the table prevailed by vote of
l63 1-l2 aye to ll2 5-l2 nay,-cach
delegate voting rir0 race for himself
and for such delegates as were not
present from the county he represent
ted
Speeches and rctorts were made
during the pending of motions to adj
journ. Motion to adjourn finally car
ried.
After the adjournment those who
had voted in the negative on the mo-
ton to table the 10th resolution re-
NAMED in the hall and a meeting was
organized by appointing Gen. Van
Antwerp chairman, and s. IIutchins
and - Talmadgc secretaries.
committee on resolutions were
appointed who reported the entire res
olutions as reported by the previous
committee, together with the 10th res
olution, which had been laid on the ia
BILE, and the two following additional
V'"ottu, lHdt tflt support gwen Nv non.
G. w. Jones to the administration Of Prcs
dent Buchanan, meets with our cordial and
unqualified appreciation
ResoIred, That this Convention will most
heartily support the nominees who have this
day been selected the standard bearers of
the Democracy of the state of Iowa.
The report was unanimously adopt
ed and the meeting adjourned
Those who opposed the adoption Of
the 10th resolution generally remained
until the adjournment of the second
convention, and before another State
Convention assemblies will, predict,
admit the correctness and wisdom of
endorsing the policy Of the admins
tration.
Tomorrow delegates will start for
their homes feeling determined to en-
ter zealously into the contest to be
decided next October.
ours, u. n. W. c.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

A New York correspondent gives
the following account of row among
the actors of that city:
M. Davenport of Wallack's Thea
TIRE, is a young handsome talented fel-
low, a great favorite. He had beau
tiful wife, first class actress, be-
witching woman, called Lizzie Wes-
ton. Last fall Mr. Chas. Matthews, a
comedian of note, from the London
Theatres came over to astonish the
barbarians of America width his won
derful elegances of manner, and as
tonishing limitations of well bred gen.
tlemcn, and heroes Of the drawing
room. Matthews was rich, Mrs. Dav-
export was handsome and wanted to
make sensation, and Matthews mon
ey was an object, albeit he was an
old roue with sticks of legs and fast
going down hill. What drugs &c. he
used it is needless to speculate upon !;
at any rate he succeeded in winning
Mrs. Davenport from her young but
poor husband, and in carrying his
matters so far that Mrs. Davenport
procured divorce The princial wit
ness in the case being Mr. Matthews
who swore that she had committed
adultery and with him. A divorce
was granted. Matthews marrying her
the same afternoon, and then boldly
asserting that he had hired Davenport
to grant the divorce for $500. Last
week Mr. Davenport threshed Mat,
thews soundly and there they now
stand, pretty trio. What will the
Rev. Mr.. Bellows say now, about the
purity Of the stage?
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

LAwyERs.,--ln looking over the list
of Acts passed by the last Legislature,
we find one which will soon take effect,
requiring attorneys hereafter admit
ted to practice in our courts, to be ex-
amincd III open court as to their legal
attainlnents, and qualifications gene,
rally. This is very good law, but
not so severe as the Indiana law,
which requires every person admitted
to practice in the courts of that State
to have a good moral character. The
practice which has heretofore prevail
ed to considerable extent in Iowa, of
making every man who has seen a
writ or a sheriff, a lawyer, is ridicu.
lous. 1t is an insult to every lawyer
who desires to make the legal profcs-
sion one of honor. No class of men
ought to be more trustworthy, and a
rigid examination ought at all times
to be required. We hope that the law
may be strictly enforced. A lawyer
who will take case and lose it by
his own bungling inefficiency, ought
to pay damages for his carelessness.
If man pretends to be a lawyer, he
ought to know his business, and the
law ought to guard the innocent eli,
ent who relies, in many instances up.
on lawyer an entire stranger to
him. Saour City Eagle.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN, That 10y
~ virtue of an execution duly issued by the
Clerk of the District Court of Floyd county,
State OF Iowa, and to me directed, shall offer
for sale at Public Auction. at the st. Charles
Hotel in st. Charles City, Floyd county, State
of Iowa, on the 9th day of August. 1853, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit The NV
OF swi Of sec. l6, ncl Of swi section Il except
10 acres on the South side, STAND :! Of NV and
nwt of nwi of section 20 and net of net
section 10 and nwi of nwl section q and sw |
NV, section q all in township % north oi
Range Is west of the 5th principal meridian
in Floyd county, Iowa, levied on rs the
property of John o Hair, sen, to satisfy said
execution in favor of jeremiah Eaton and
against said John Hair. sen, for SlIO9,9,
principal and interest and $500, costs of suit.
Terms of Sale Cash in hand.
JOHN BLUNT,
Sheriff OF Floyd County, Iowa.
St Charles City, July eth, 1858. 80 WI
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pretty early this time of year, so that
it will be necessary for those disposed
to listen to our recommendation, or to
be governed by it, to retire very car
y the evening previous, or to eat
three apple dnmplings at precisely
midnight. With such premonitorv
preparation, they may reasonably an
ticpate delightful view of sunrise,
provided it don't rain. This will
prove a delightful novelty to many
who have often wondered how the sun
did get up when they never saw it rise.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08
BORN,
Republican County Convention.

There will be convention of the delegates
from the several precincts Of this FLOYD
county at the house of Henry Sprague. in
Ulster Township, on Saturday, the 3lst day
of this month, for the purpose Of appointing
four delegates to attend the Tenth Judicial
District convention, to be held at West
Union, on the Second Monday Of August next.
to nominate a candidate for Judge of said
District, also District Attorney, and mem
Der OF the State Board of Education, and u
transact such other business as may properly
come before said ConvGntion. The number OF
delegates TO which each Township or precinct
is entitled is Us follows: St Charles I. Floyd
D, Rock Grove 3, Rockford 2. Ulster /, Union
=, Mverton ., Niles |. Cedar /.
DAVID RIPLEY,
II. W. HUMPHREY
CHESTER BUTTERFIELD,
GEORGE WYATT,
ABNER ROOT.
Floyd Co. Republican Central Committee.
St Charles City, July |, 1858.
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SllcriM'S Sale.

NOTICE il hereby given, that 10y virtue OF
~ Special execution duly issued by the
Clerk of the DLtrict Court of Floyd County,
State of Iowa, and TO me directed. | shall offer
for sale at Public Auction. at the st. Charles
Hotel in St Charles City, Floyd County, State
of Iowa, on the 9th day of August, A. d. 1858,
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the
following described property, TO wit
The equal undivided one half OF Lots No 5,
9, 10 and IL in Block 3, Range 1, in the vii.
lage of Floyd, in Floyd County, Iowa, levied
on as the property of Austin & C"nger. to sat
isfy said execution in favor Of Grosvenor &
Shelly and against said Austin & Conger, fol
S202,S SO principal and interest and 81 80 costs
Of suit
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand.
Dated July G, 1858. JOHN BLUNT,
3Sw4 Sheriff of Floyd county Iowa.
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Resolutions have been offered in the
Common Council of New Orleans, au-
thorizing the Mayor to send an armed
vessel against the British cruisers
An Indignation meeting on the sub
joct of the British outragcs was held
recently, at which some five thousand
were present, Gen. Ralpey presiding,
Resolutions We're passed recommend
ing every vessel to arm and equip be-
fore leaving port, to resist British ag-
gressions.
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Office.

nERSONS indebted to the Clerk of the Dis
l. trict Court of Floyd County are advised
to pay up. Arrcaragcs will be settled accord
ng To Law and at the cost Of the deltor, il not
soon paid II would be well for all who have
had business in the District Court either as
Plaintiff ar Defendant, to call at the office of
the Clerk and see that thew are clear on his
books. W. I. GAYLORD, Clerk
ST. Charles City. July. 1853 3Swi
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SllcriH,S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
~ a Special Execution duly issued by the
Clerk of the District Court of Floyd County,
State OF Iowa, and to nnsvdirected, | shall otfer
for sale at Public Auction. at the st. Charles
Hotel, in st. Charles City, Floyd County,
State Of Iowa. on the 9th day OF August, A. ID.
1858, at o'clock in the afternoon OF said day,
the following described property, to wit
The south half of the south halfof the south
cast quarter OF the north west quarter Of Sec
ton 36, in Township %, n. X. 10 west of the
9Th principal Meridian, containing ten acres OF
timber land, also Lots No. =, in Block No.
20 IN the village OF st. Charles, the lots in st.
Charles being subject to a mortgage, dated Feb
ruary 9th, 1857 executed by j. q. Shoemaker, to
the School Fund Commissioner Of Floyd Go.
for the sum OF $500 with interest at ten per
cent. per annum, levied ON as the property OF
Jacob G.. Shoemaker, 10 satisfy said execution
in favor Of Levi Eshback and against said ia
cob G. Shoemaker, for S69l so, principal and
interest, and $l7 90 costs Of suit.
Terms of Sale-Cash in hand.
JOHN BLUNT.
Sheriff of Floyd County, Iowa.
st. Charles City, July 9TH. 1858. So WA
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08

GET Ur THE most delightful sea
son Of the year in this latitude is now
approaching. By the way, "Sun rise s"
is peculiar institution which we rec
ommend to the inspection of some of
our friends, being very we'll satisfied
it is a spectacle which they have not
witnessed since the days of their
youth The sun has habit Of rising
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08
OFFER FOR SALE the following improyet
~ and unimproved lands on reasonable

Also lots in st. Charles City, Mitchell, &c.
WILTSE & FAIRFIELD.
Office on Mill Street, opposite the Magnolia
House, st. Charles City, Floyd Co., Iowa.
March Is, 1853. %
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Lumber &C IsatI
ASsignees Sale.

vINHE STOCK of Goods lately owned by John
i Heath, Jr., will be sold at Cost Prices for
Cash only. Persons wishing Painting or Glaz-
ing done, are hereby informed that the sub
scribers have employed Mr.. Heath who will be
ready at all times to attend to their wants
J. V. W. MONTAGUE,
WIN. ID. FAIRFIELD.
Assignces of John Heath, Jr.
St Charles City, March -, 1858. 2:24tf
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E. B. c.. WRIGHTS
lash and Ready Pay Store
D198olut1on.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the subscribers under the style and
firm of Wright and McNabb, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
f. Il. G. WRIGHT
II. W. McNABB
st. Charles City, April Is, 1858. %
The undersigned will continue the mercan-
tile business, as usual, at the old stand for
merly occupied by Wright s McNabb.
Z. B. C. WRIGHT.
April 10, 1858.
4 IL who are indebted to the undersigned
"A either by note or book account, are respect
fully requested to call Immediately and pay the
same. WRIGHT & McNABB
April Is, 1858. %
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Ayers Pills

y DOZEN McGuhy' Spelling Books just
IL received and for sale by
HILDRETH s CARVER,
az the ST Charles City Bookstore.
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f. b. BATCHELDER.

Sign and Carriage Painter,
Prairie du Chen. Wisconsin.
nRDERS for Sign Painting, in all its varie-
" ties are solicited, and will be promptly
and faithfully attended to.
Shop on Church Street, near the Mondel
House ly3l
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-08
Stoves on Refer. Tcr,,,S

man heY can De bought at Gng POINT his
SIDE of IiJang
Among the articles to be found in our estab
lishmcnt are
Fifty different patterns of Flows in ron AMI
Steel, suitable to every kind OF soil. Among
Others that of the Universal Plow, with Is dit
ferent mould boards, cast and steel, fitted to
one standard and adapted to any STYLE of plow-
ing stubble, lap sod, Hat sod, &c. &c. is wo,-
thy OF attention.
Cultiyators.
Iron and Steel Teeth
Expanding and Reversible Horse Hoes, =
new and valuable style ofCultivator with steel
shares
Harrows of the Scotch, Getdes, Triangular
and \ pattern.
Approved Seed Sewers, offive sizes, for hand
or horse power.
Corn shelters, single and double, for hand
and horse power
Hay Cutters.
Vegetable Cutters.
Corn Stalk Cutters.
Moving and Reaping Machines.
Seythes, Cradles, R,kes,
Shovels. Spades, Hoes.
Forks, Churns. Picks.
&c. sc. sc.
ALSO,-Agents for the Young America
Corn and Cob Mill, the best Cast Iron Grain
Mill yet invented. Feeling confident of our
ability to furnish the best goods on favorable
terms, we would invite dealers in these arti
cles to call and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
TOSE, MITCHELL, & 60.
Milwaukee. April, 1867 ly33
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SheriH'S Sale.

bclI.N 'hys ~ -
Sheriff of Floyd County, low