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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-02-18
REPRESENTATIVES,.

REPRESENTATIVES,.
No. of Dist Post Office
l. G. W. Gray, Dem, Lansing. Alamakce.
.. L. +. Cooley, Rep, DEBORAH, Winnesheik.
3. Il. A. Richardson, Rep, lllyria, Fayettc.
4. Lemuel Collins, Rep, Girard
I" W. II. Stems. Rep, Strawberry Point.
g. J. S. Woodward. Rep, Independence.
&. Zenos Streetcr. Rep, Cedar Falls.
!. l.. Clark, Dem, Dubuque,
4" d. A Mahoney, Dem, Dubuque.
" r. Crawford, Dem, Dubuque.
8. - Grimes, Rep, Delhi.
Q. n. S. johnson, Dem.
10. Thos. Drummond, Rep, Vinton.
H. W. p Harmon, Rep, Waverly.
II. NJ. NJ Trumbull, Rep, Clarksville.
IL. C. c. Carpenter, Rep, Fort Dodge.
H. S Ii Cassidy, Dem, Sioux City.
Is. l.. Lambert, Rep, Wiscotta.
l6. Cornelius Beale, Dem, Boonsboro.
Il. J. l., DANA Rep, Nevada.
Is. T. w. jackson, Rep Toledo.
10 Thos. Mitchell, Rep, De Moinc.
20 S. B Shellady, Rep, Monroe, Jasper.
81. w. II. Seev,rs, Rep, Oskaloosa,
- John Clarke Dem, Iowa City,
/" J. Cavanaugh, "
%. +. d. VAIN Rep, Mt. Vernon,
" f. n. Bates, Rep, Cedar Rapids.
"A Hiram Stewart, Rep. Annamosa.
% l.. Wright, Rep. Springdale,
2s. p. i. Bradley, Dem, Andrew,
Z" Millsop, Dem, Bellevue.
~. II. Anthony, Rep, Camanchc,
4" r. Waits, Rep, DE Witt,
IS. J. w. Thompson, Rep, Davenport.
r. Scott, Rep, lie Claire,
:" b. f. Cue, Rep. Davenport,
20. +. Ager, Dem, West Liberty.
80. Vim. Lundy, Rep, Atalisa.
81. II. Prentiss, Rep, Port Louisa,
80. j. Clark, Dem, Burlington.
W. H. Clune, Dem, -
33. ID. W Spraguc. Dem. Wapcllo.
"a 5. L. Rankin, Rep, Washington.
80. a. 7 Morgan, Rep, sigonrney'
Sc A. NJ McGrew, -
81. c. j. l.. Foster Rep, Montezuma.
80. A. NJ. Cassiday, Rep, Oskaloosa.
80. l, C. Curtis, Dem, Pella, Marion.
80. NJ b. Burnett, Dem, Hamilton, Marion.
40. e. l.. Willard, Rep, lndianola,
Al. L. ID. Guibcrson, Dem, Winterset.
AZ, J, Edwards, Rep, Charlton,
As. l. NJ. Dewes, Dem, Fremont.
"A. W b. Davis. Rep, Alton.
45. W. J. Laney, Dem, Decatur Co.
| As. b. Milliser, Bloomfield.
| AZ. A. W. Sharp, Dem, Wayne Co.
AZ. j. A. Person, Dem, Appanoose Co.
| 40 S A. Cassidy, Dem Kcosaqua.
| 80. }. Rietzcl, Rep, Abba,
81. VIM. Campbell, Dem, Wapello Co.
| 81 w. Mccormick - :.
81. J. F: Wilson, Rep, Fairfield.
| -. T. Norman, :.
SO. l.. Dewey, Rep, Mt. Pleasant.
So J. F. Randolph, Rep. Mt. Pleasant.
81. c. c. Bander, Dem, Keokuk.
"a. j. A. Casey, 50 %
"a. W. w. Belknap," g
IS. Geo. w. McCrary, Rep, Keokuk.
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Moving and Reaping Machines.
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Read the following certificate which has been
given to no other Map OF that State:
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Dubuque. July, 1855.
certify that this Map Of the state o Iowa was pro-
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Surveyor General
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waukce Racine, kcnoshl, WaukeSha and
part of Walworth. A new edition IN prep
aration.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that BENJAMIN
~ 7. CHENEY and ANSON II. BRACk-
EFT, late copurtncrs, doing business under the
firm and style Of CHENEY x BRACKETr,
have assigned all their joint and separate
Estate, real and PERSONAL, including all the
property of which they were possessed. or
which they were interested in or entitled to,
excepting such as is by law exempt from exc
cution,) to me, the undersigned, in trust for
the benefit of all their creditors, and for the
benefit of the creditors Of the late firm of CHE
NEY & SIINSON, whose debts they had be-
come liable to pay, by deed of assignment bear
ing date. executed and acknowledged. on the
eighteenth day OF December, A ID 1857, AMI
filed for record in the office OF the Recorder Oi
Floyi County, Iowa, on the said eighteenth day
Of December, 4. ID. 1851, at and IL o clock
z. NJ and recorded in book L of Deeds. pages
527 and 52S pursuant and in conformity Ia
the Code of the State Of Iowa and the Statutes
amcndatory thereto.
All persons having claims against the late
firms of Cheney & Brackctt and Cheney & Stin-
son, or against either of the members of sai,l
late ii IN of Cheney s Bracket are required t.
present the same to me, under cath or atiirma,
ton. at my office. in St Charles City, Iowa.
within three months from the date hereof
And all persons indebted To the said late
firm of Cheney & Brlckctt, or either of the
members thereof, are required to account Il
me, and to me only, therefor, and to pay the
| same to me or my order.
Dated January !. A. d. 1858.
ALBERT L. COLLINS, Assignee.
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Valuable Lands For Sale.

YNfiE following lands situate in Floyd Coun-
l. ~, Iowa, are offered for sale namely
S! and NWt of NEi of section sc, town
ship 81 north, of range Is west
81 of swl Of section 20, township 81 north,
of range II west
va of sci of section u, township % north,
of range - west.
W. of nwl of section Is, township 81 north,
of rangn - west
W. of nwi, and VI OF swi Of section II,
township 81 north, of range Is west
Amy person wishing to purchase, can address
the undersigned, at Woodstock, Shenandoah
County, Virginia, stating terms.
MARK BIRD.
February l. 1853 II
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Mason City Nursery.

THE Subscriber having at great expense
l. started a Nursery ut Mason City, Cerro
Gordo Co, Iowa, would respectfully solicit
custom from this and adjoining counties.
The above Nursery was started in the Fall
Of 1855 and now have choice. grated fruit
trees two years old, 20. 900 one year old, and
$50 900 one year old seeding stocks all of
which will sell on the most reasonable terms.
have also on hand well selected stock of g.
and years old trees, of the most hardy va
rieties and selected expressly for this latitude.
Also the most HARDY varieties of Grapes, some
OF them now bearing Ever green and other
Ornamental Trees on hand and for sale.
A. GARNER.
Mason City, Aug. 10, 1857. 49m3
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\ train Of cars ran over two men in
Iowa City, one day last week, killing
them both.
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NEW
Harness, Sadlery,
AND
Boot and Shoe Store.

TT is with pleasure we announce TO the Citi
/ zens OF St. Charles and Northern Iowa.
that We have opened Il new store on Mill St,
in st. Charles where we manufacture to or
der and keep on hand,
Harnesses, Halters,
Saddles, Collars,
Brides, &c. &c,
in fact everything kept in establishments Of
this kind.
In our Boot and Shoe Department
we have superior worlsmen, ard we hatter
ourselves We can fill all orders in this line to
the tuii satisss,.l,;;c g: cur patrons We are
prepared to do alarge business, either retail or
wholesale, in both branches of our manufac-
tory We use none but the best materials
and this enables us to warrant all work that
leaves our establishment. Repairing done at
short notice.
PETIT & FERG USON.
St Charles, Iowa, Aug. Is, 1857. 40
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The longest railroad in the world
is the Grand Trunk of Canada, $50
miles.
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Iowa Legislature.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 3. 1858

Below is a list Of members of the
senate and House Of Representatives
If the Iowa Legislature
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Notice.

4 Ii PERSONS indebted to me by note or
"A account. are requested to call on Mr.
Hungertord, at f. A. 4 c. H. Hnskells store
in st. Charles City, and settle Immediately TO
save cost and trouble. lfyou have no money,
bring your wheat and corn This is the last
call from me. Look sharp.
f. \. HASKELL,
October %, 1857 6tf
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of COpartnersi,ils.

TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i. under the name aud style OF Rumpf, Lehm-
kuhl x Co., st. Charles City, Floyd County,
Iowa, has been dissolved to day 10y mutual
consent Lehmlluhl y Hullmann having pur-
chased the interest OF VIM. II. kumpf will
continue the business as heretofore, under the
firm of J. W. Lchmkuhl & Co. They will
liqudate all claims against the late firm, and
are hereby authorized to collect all debts due
to the same W III. RUMPF,
J.W. LEHMKUIfL,
THEODORE HULLMANN.
All persons owing the late firm of Rumpf
Lehmkuhl & Co., will please call soon and set
tie up. BY SO doing they win save cost and
trouble Our stock of goods now on hand
consisting of most all kinds of goods generally
kept in country store, will he sold cheap for
cash and ready pay.
j. W. LEHMKUHL & co.
St Charles City, Floyd Co, Iowa, Jan. |, SO.
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4. II. PRESCOTT,
County Surveyor and

NOTARY PUBLIC.
Letters addressed to him at Rockford, Floyd
Co., Iowa, will receive attention. lie can fire.
quently be found at the County Judgo' office,
in St Charles. 2:lu
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Fire and Life Insurance.

Waugonsha Fire Insurance Co, Chicago.
Capital, observation-disclosures $50, 900
Western Valley Fire Insurance Co, Chicago,
Capital, ................. $500. 600
Mutual Life Insurance Co, New York City,
Capital. Observation-Disclosures 50. is0. 600
United States Life Insurance Co. New Gork City,
Capital. ............... 500 900
assurances may be effected in any of these
Companies upon application made 10
WIN. b. FAIRFIELD,
left st. Charles City Iowa.
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BLANKS Of all kinds printed and for sale
I'D at this Office.
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WAN1ED-Tc Bushels of Wheat and
w Twenty-Five Pounds of Lard for which
cash will be paid, by A. b. F. HlIDRETH
St Charles City. Fob Dc 1873
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Cards, Nc, Sc, Sc
G. Adde's More than 100 varieties Of Side.
- Spanish, Pad, Columbian, American and
English Saddles. Also Brides, Martiugales,
Girths, Stirrup Lcather5, Surringlcs, Crup-
pers. Haltcrs, &c,
HARNESS-Tcam, Wagon, Buggy, Gig, Car
riage. and Coach Harness.
COLLAlis-Of all kinds and every quality.
SADDLERG HARDWARE-Emb a
great variety OF Bits. Stirrups, Buckles,
llamcs. Trees, Turrvts, Hooks, Fad Screws,
Coc'"yes, Chains. Rosrttes, Ornaments
IAcks Wchbs, &c. Eusset and Patent
Leather.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS Embracing a va
rety Of Bands, Clips, Props SHAFT Tips, Nal
leable hons. EnamcEel Cloth, Trimming
Cloths. Damasks. Laccs, Fringes, Silks.
Tufts. Buttons, Carpets. oil Cloths. &c.
TRUNK IRiMHINCiS-Locks, Rivets, Hin
yes, Nails, Innings. &C.
TRUNKS Packing and Travelling Trunks.
N"tises. Carpet. Leather and Enameled
Cloth Travelling Bags, Ladies' Trunks and
WIIlPS -Twig, Suikey, Trottiag, Gig. Wag-
on, and Coach Whips, covered Wood and
Raw Hide Team Whips, Raw Hides, lliCk-
CRY Stalks, Buck and Horse Hide Thongs, Ok
and Stage Lishcs.
LEATHER AND SkINS-Russct Bride. and
Skirting Leather Patent Skirtng. Patent
Split Skirting, Flap, Blind, and Dash Leath-
Ell, Oil Top Leather, Enamcled Top Leather,
Colored Enamelcd Leather, Hog and Cha
mois Skins.
E&' The attention of purchasers is called to
the above, as the goods are made and selected
with great care, and for sale at prices which
will compete with any in the West, at 1876
1vH2 GEO DYER & co
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land Warrants
Marble Factory.

EOR SALE, or will I've exchanged for Real
l. Estate. Inquire of
Iowa WIN. Il. FAIRFIELD.
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AssiGIacc'S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that G.. F. Hub.
~ bard has assigned to me all his real and
personal property, for the benefit of his credi-
tors. All persons having claims against the
said G. +. Hubbard are required to present
the same to me, under oath at my residence
in the town of Floyd and all persons indebted
To the said G +. Hubbard are notified to nav
the same to me. JOHN W. BURROUGHS.
February 10th, 1858. 10
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E0R SALE CHEAP-Six Tons of good Hay,
Il by A b. f. HILDRETH.
st. Charles City, Feb. IL, 1853.
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GOV. PACKERS INAUGURAL.

The new Governor Of Pennsylvania in his Inaugural
Address calls particular attention to that provision of
Che State Constitution in relation to the Goyernors
share in the business of legislation. The Constitution
provides with respect to bills, orders resolutions aud
votes 10 be submitted to the Governor that he ap.
prore he shall sign, "but if he shah not approve he
shan return" &c. This power of disapproval, the
Governor thinks among the most important duties OF
the Executive, and is constantly becoming more and
more 30, from the operation of obvious aud natural
causes" According to his Interpretation of the Con-
sttution it is the Governors clear and bining duty to
return for reconsideration and the test of two-thrds
vote every BILL order resolution which does not
ceive the decided assent of his conscience aud udg-
mept.
With respect to bills sent TO the Governor just at
the close Of the session he his intention of
either signing them within days or of holding them
over to be returned with objections TO the next Legs
lature.
AZ TO the banking system, he advises an extension OF
the specie basis, the suppression of small notes.
thorough returns and their frequent publication. seen.
yity for issuesbotb in State United States bonds and
bsbih.y Of stockholders in a shape to be readily
enforced, and o power Of supern.erdspce ard inter.
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7 AND RFEORM.


The Executive Committee Of the Land Reform
Association of this city held meeting last evenni,
at which the following resolutions were UNANIMOUS!
adopted:
To the SeEo< aEG House # Rpr'HGfice' If he Sideg NeS
York.
Al meeting Of the Executive Committee 0i t"e
Land Reform Association held in New-iork CITY
Jan. 20, 1853, ii was unanimously
Re,ored honorable body against the Pc
.ase aw enabling aliens 70 purchase aud bod real esh
any mobilization whatever Of The existing Statutes Of oar e
tina; regard.
Letters were read from the Hons. John Nelly and
VIM. b. Macay OF the House of Representative,
Washington, in which they speak quite enthu.as
tcaly Of their expectations Of the passage oil Tie
Homestead Bill this Winter.
Since The last meeting number of petitions nave
been forwarded 10 Washington. The Committee re-
turn thanks to Messrs Kelly, Cochrane and kln{ Tor
public documents.
The following resolutions were also adopted; =,
Re.ore9 That hsve noticed with mu,h p"asure tna' M
Noxon Of the Senate has Introduced bill therein pr0l
strike out the registry clsu.c OF the tomeead thsmp'"h
Law Of his State. &c.,, A.
Re,ored Ths if Mr.. No1on act passes me Lesi[e n
Home al Exemption this State will then beneht IN
indus aoorers whose benefit IL original intended
R,,ed That copy Of these resolution b. sent 70 MI NoNh
sh thanks the note stand h. hs. taken in m, als'
On motion, adjourned to meet again on Wednesday
evening next.
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,,,c. v.,,ed il some pubic officer "a: ,he New
=. a eu.Enrlnnd sYsfem.

y,,,c. y.,,ed il some pubic officer "a: .he New
yo,k and New-England system.
10 al.o favors State SubTreasury b3t ape
,nd. difficulties in the woy Of Il establishment iar
,eater than those the neral Government was led
unon 70 surmoun, in establishing their Sub-TreGsury
He also appears 10 entertain some doubts about the
feasibility Of excluding the small notes Of other s,ate
"even by the most stringent. enactments.
The Governor int ID TO do his best 10 carry out the
policy of reducing the public debt embcded in recent
amendment Of the COnsttuton. Bat for this purpose,
in view Of the inopporune reduction Of the three nil
tax and the probable ourtalment Of other revenues
from busness embarassments, great economy Will be
necessary.
Tie laws ofthe State in relation TO corporations are
greatly lacking in consistency, and need, a. The
Governor thinks, thorough revissl. He has no hog
tity aganst corporations for objects beyond the power
Of individual means or skill, but the policy Of Their
creation has been pushed, be thinks too far, and has
led TO spec1la,ions which have contributed to the ex-
isting financial embarrassment.
The inaugural concludes with dsquiston on Kan
as including decided expression of opinion in favor
Of the right Of the inhabitants not merely TO full and
fair opportunity to participate in the lection of Dele
gates 10 form State Constitution, but Of their unqua
fed right also TO vote upon that Constitution after it
framed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

The ,l.c,iot r.-1l.sd n he choice of The following
ticket:
For Pre,iss:-Jossph FoTb.s RS; W. frea -
A. Hyatt. Second Ni'Presiden.- SoIe " ma -
Recording Sscre.ary-!ohn 7 Phip-; Corre'Fndfns
.srv-psu,l CoIiips Sergeant At Aruis-l>shef -
Fi1.nr. C.urit;se-Wm II Monitor, Theodore VI w.
FdxMd l. Cobb Jo.ph Fortes, LewI- A. "s'ssr'
The following preamble mi resolutions were 'Den
offered and adopted
UA,r,Gr TIE existing machinery Of he Am" fcaa ly 70
become rotten and out and i Only used % Si''
d.sens Of efsh party csdrs. and dulsogs., Who are
ready 20 III their principle without -cTupe OF hAe'
teit d., y .,,s
Re,or,G That this Committee earIsfty csl 1pon g. &
Young American. to rally and ate bod -'Anf 10 a'
Of thorough reforms rsd al chanse 10 he party ma
change which will result Ia lie orslnizaop, HPon os
viii enable the party rmAnd the rrpec q - os Ah'
SER. the con fsenee gifts members And b. tfsrtn"r
R,solred That this Committee 10 favor ot Inc
Party being reorsan1eh upon he ba.s Of -errrt baA
power party with comptsE, .nefseti, ah ana hoo'' '
gJide 10.
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WIscossS.-The Legislature Of Wisconsinconvened
at Madison on the 18th. The Senate consists Of Is
Republicans, IL Democrats for one seat there are
conflicting returns. Lt.-Gov. Campbell presided. In
the Assembly, F. S. Lowell Rep, OF Kenosha, was
choeen Speaker by 80 votes, to Al for IL NJ BiRings
Dem.) There were two or three Democrats not duly
returned and thus unable 70 votethe relative strength
of the parties being-Republicans 81, Democrats 49,
Both Houses adjourned over without eecting Clerks.
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C,os,sc ,Np OrrSIxG OF IRE HcDsov RyER.-
We believe that at no period since 1902, has the Hud-
son River been known to be open SO late as January
90 II will be seen by the following table that IN iciV
he did NO, close until January 49, but the date
of the opening IS not recorded In l9o ana ioo- 'ile
,ver AID no, close until February In the latter III
stance il remained closed for - days so that We may
sti have Judging from the events Of thai year. far
share of cold snow and ice before the season IS over
In 1906 we had the shortest closing OF the river on re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

Red pettieOsts begin to peep out in Broadway, mod
estly and if half ashamed of themselves, but still
sufficiently manifest 10 convince the world OF their
presence. II curious TO note the sudden change in
the direction of promenaders' eyes. The gaze which
lately stared f1edly at hight with ladies faces is
now mcdesty lowered upon the hem Of the garment
IN search Of The rev fashion aud pretty ankles. Go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

Mock AUcrIoss.-Mayor Tiemann said yesterday
that he resolved to wage vigorous war upon the mock
auctioneers. Several of these gentry who were
brought before him were forced to refund moneys
Illegally procured and were then permitted to depart
IL being the first offenss brought TO the Mayors
knowledge with the assurance that another sucn
charge would result in the revocation OF their Incense
and iorfeNe Of their bonds.
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YOUNG MEMS AMERICAN GENERAL COM
NITTEE

The Young Mems American General Committee
held meeting last evening Of their headquarters, No.
4sl Broadway, for the purpose Of efectmg organ
28uon for the year. Mr.. JosEIH FoEpIs presided,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-21

The Hon. Edward Everett has arrived in town and
taken apartments at the Everett House. He will de-
liver his Address the Character of Washington all
bur the AntiSlsvery phase Of III q, the Academy Of
Music this evening.