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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-02
Sail AuaOs.
La 60 HH 5.,:;.......::: PHILADELPHIA,
..z7-a7--HE----x@z, INGTON AND
. BALTIMORE Raj ROAD
WINTER ARRANGE UF
PHlLADEIP

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80 L1ss t.s1ss5y1T..1..ts.5sss4 WTTWIVGTH, rn
BAITIMORE r All RG IN a "
and after MONDAY Nov 18th Pas Pas!cnger ti,, au
philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET nEP6T
DAILY Except Sunday as follows: VI
EXPRESS TRAIN at S3O O'Clock A. NJ. WAyNAuo.,o
NJ EVENING NAIL at SO p N a. Ms Az MALL at u
and II P H. TO bAhllMoRE at A NJ Up
ing III Except M Ga the on tn
FROM HAWK DE GRACE and intermediate places at o.
ci"cA l. NJ Pop cp,,,opn me-, ,r,,p,
Passengers leaving Baltimore at $50 A. " connect at Will
mingt with 2 10 F. NJ train and $40 p NJ Baltimore
NuTTG'Etn.- Hil tillil, d o. ,,,
some White So Ps S5 f p w
%nS S n w 70 Tle who will be willing to sign
portion Of the road before they VIII be passed over any
hZsu WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent
r., ss7 czzzssz=Y=sszt1 For THE
-EII-TTNnVT AMI oI MIESST AnD YOUTH
On and after November S9tb ISIS is5s ~ t; will
io fosEc ror,dor c.,.;,., Dali;
at sn 1 F ,rest3n except Sunday
TII fly NJ daly at 55 VI for III PARTS Of
reacbns GnI NV EsL aAP N9RIHWEST The Mail
bron oyer next morning The Express goes directly
FOR WAY
betwes n pruope j W flemont take the $50 A. NJ train
e non. ana W heehng and between Grafton and
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at n p NJ
and from Frederick at "a: NJ. III
NJ and $50 P NJ and Eicotts Mills at rs n, and
o4of F " UaSu,vrro,- ,,-,, MR., So,
Lea 6e s andags a. a. and $50 and 50
Baltimore at g. and A 3 40 and 35 = l
Sundays at $40 P NJ only The second and third trains
S Sa tfp rams ro 5@P at May points The second and
trains on the Annapolis Road. "
For tickets of every kind, information &C. applv to r
fNulAND Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden Station
Master of TRANSPORTATION 7oitar,
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EHE MERCANTILE AGENCY

J. d. PRATT & co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES STREETS
me propretorS respectfully invite Merchants
not already subscribers the Agency goods
credit to call and examine system and the reahi
" OF our lntormato From long experience and salts
factory testimonials Of thousands Of merchants in the differ
et cities East and have for been subscribers
we can assure all who will call whether sell goods to
the cities country ample eia
hllty of our information the be
subscribe
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Stfamh0ats.

,zs.sIE@.a OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
E=TSzNaEE-c5a STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Companys boats having been put in running
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The Company's Boats follows
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League
~, Steamer LION ESS, Captain A II. League
Inc commanders experienced masters and every uuar
anee given for the safety vessels in Their clac9 The
rates of owage will be made reasonable For further nfor
nation apply to the Captains board the agent
jalS-tf 10 81 n 4 Proit st,oot
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SAMUEL A. HOUSE,
~ Late IF EArman d. House,
FLOUR AND
PRODUCE COMMISSION MER CHANT,
AND DEALER
CORN MEAL, GRAIN, MILL FEED BALED HAY, &c,
No. 2S6 W. PRATT STREET
Two doors East of Howard,
(The store recently occupied by Willis 4 Co y Baltimore
REFERENCES:
MEssRS. NEWCOMER & SToNEBRAKER.
G. D. links Co.
CHAUNCEY BROOKS, Esq, Pres't Bait d o. r. r. Co.
CHARLES r. COLEMAN Cashier Mechanics Bank
MEsSRs. JAS. HOOPER Il Sons.
PAT,k GIBSON, Esq, Bank of Baltimore.
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The following is the Schedule.

New York. o'clock, A " Portsmouth at X o'clk A. M
BPa aifimo1 Weldon at T.
For Augusta Charleston and the south via the lIanche
ter Railroad finished
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any other
points on the James River with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
BF- Passengers for Edenon. Plymouth, Ncwbeln, Wash
Wilmington ~ C., viii find most pleasant direct and
agreeable route. NJ \ FATS ~
Baltimore. Sen
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Tobafro.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

WI
T. J. Martin, lb. R D Banks, lb.lA R. Courtney, los
G s. Gravey, " Allen Knight, g &C. H. Lawrence, los
W. l.. Saunders g." Tobacco Queen, &" Goode Co., los
Brice Thomas ." +. Taylor, /" &C.. J. Wood, los
J. Sheldon, {" Is. S. Law, Twist E. J. Ward, los
J. j. Crttenden, " n. NJ. Ross, Dennis los
Harry of the West Al Courtney 1t ps IT. Newman, los
J. S. Turner " Roseneath, T. l.. orion, los
Queen of May, 8. Pilknton's Plan Nicholas, EOS
b. T. Preston, Z" ter's Pride, Uncle Toms, 2O's
Ferguson, Hatch Old Dominion, Marigola, Il lb.
er d Co., &" A. R. Courtney, SIS Planters Pride, 60
lG. III. Lawrence 5'sl
In store and for sale by COURTNEY Il son,
jal-tf South Cav street
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JOHN r PICKRELL. WARRINGTON.
TOHN F. PICKRELL & CO.,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MER CHANTS
Ia SMITHS WHARF,
Baltimore,
Give attention to consgnments Cotton, Rice Sugar
lasses Provisions and Fish, and fill orders for Flour Grain
and Groceries.
Liberal ad vances made consignments Flour,
and Corn to friends in Liverpool.
EEO. LENNON Il CO.,
" COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. rs B0WLY'S WHARF,
ds6m BALTIMORE, Md.
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DIG lRON.-Baltimore Charcoal Forge and
Wheel Pig Irons, from the Cecilia and Laurel Furnaces
Gatoctn No: Foundry Iron No Anthracite Foundry
Irons from the Attention. and Crane Furnaces Antacte
STlCRNEY K co, Exchange Place ia3INlw
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FOR THE SOUTT

rSll FOX LIE SOUTH
S 4=ersszz=-45 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PEILADEI.-
PlilA and BALTIMORE, via the
u,, ,- NBA y LIN e.
TO No N4qR Re- kE4o WEIRoN, RALEGH, WILMINGTON,
~ GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS.
SIZING AND SUMMER RRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sandays,) via.
BAY LINE SEA-BOARD n ROANOKE RAILROAD
~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that traveller is subject
TO NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK To WILMINGTON. y G.
n ~ TIVr-I
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Il b R S CHAMPAGNE WINES
sGieslers Golden Label Gesler's White Label Gesiers
Anchor II pntS and quarts for sale to the trade only by
r JsMlESON 4 Co, sole agents. ial2-tf
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TEUTONIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No 2, as. HENRY
| SCHNEIDER.
| TUE CIRCILIT ClITRT OLE RAJ TIMQPE

LEFTY, JANUARY 18TH lS59-Ordered that the made
and reported BY Al Nander Wolff Trustee of the
leaSehod estate Henry Schneider be ratified confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown before
the 2lst day OF February next provided copy of this
der be published in some daily printed in the
city of Baltimore, each of weeks
before the said 2st day of February next.
The Report states the amount of sale to be s435
WIN. GEO KREBS
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LIQUID GLUE.-A full stock now on hand
of this very useful household article exceeny adapt
ed for repairing toys furniture, work boxes any kind of
wood work always ready for Retail price % per
bottle Wholesale and retail by
CORTLAN CO.,
d2n Nos ZIG and N6 Baltimore street.
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Commission Tlfrfbants.

CURRY, NEPHEW Il CO.,
~ SHIPPING d. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BEEF AND PORK PACKERS,
WESTERN PRODUCE DEALERS
And Agents for Eastern Manufacturers
felf No. 81 WEST PRATT STREET, Baltimore
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-
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 30 A. NJ connect At vii
mngton with 20 p NJ train and $40 P NJ from Baltimore
with g25 A. NJ train | ~ 'it'ie
NoTlCE-All coored persons, whether bond or free will
be required to bring responsible white person person
ally known to the undersigned who will be willing to sign
bond 70 me Company before they win be passed over any
n29-tf WNr up ANVEApn
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TT'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
criber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
more city, letters of administration
ABRAHAM SELDN Err late of the said city, deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the
subscriber before the 29h day of July they may
otherwise, by law, DE excluded from all benefit said
All persons indebted to said estate requested make
mediate Given under my hand this 18th day of
January, 1889. EVA SELDNER,
ja2S-law4t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30

Hounds Of hell y cried a humorous
voice. 'Yoi love blood, and slaughter
and carnage; you shall have it !
An athletic man. with a black patch
over his left eye, rifle sllng at his back
pistol in each hand, and large sabre
swinging at his side, appeared in the midst
Of the Tories as i: he had suddenly fallen
from the clouds. He fred his pistols
and unsheathed his sabre.
.Tremble, miscreants, for Oneeyed
Saul is amonng you !
The sabre flashed like lightning around
the strangers head. The tones of hi:
voice, the firceness of his countenance
and the fatality of his arm, strusk terror
and CONSERVATION TO the hearts Of the To
ry renegades. The survivors turned ant
fled for life.
'Cowards ! wretches come back. ant
| will meet you singled hand !
One-eyed S;ul looked wildly arount
and laughed mockiugly, then turning &c
Huber and his painting and bleeding CON
panions, and pointing in the direction the
girls had fled, exclaimed:
why do you stand here ? After then
after them. for they need your help
There are shrieks, yonder; away-away
|, is Saul of Laurel Swamp, that com
mands you. have work TO do. work Il
do, mus, go this way and that way. ant
there is no rest for my head this night.
With these words, rspidly and vehe'
menlIy uttered, One-eyed Saul strobe
way, and in an instant was los! to view.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30

DEAD LETTER RBTURNs. During the
quarter which closed on the 3ls, et
March last the openers of dead testers in
the General Post Office, found 2.ls9
which con,sned an aggregate Of SlO,29l.
For the quarter ending 31si Deeenber
the number of letters was 2,746, with
SI2. 2.03G; qusrler ending 20th September
2.729 letters, covering sl2,92l; ,nd quar-
ter which closed 30lh June last, 4,649
lelers with S2l l,49s. Total for the year.
Il, 200 letters and ESQ 67s. Through the
promp, and systematic arrangements ct
the office nine .lenihs Of the letters. With a
still greater proportion OF the money.
have been promptly aad safely restored 10
their rightful owners.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30

UNIFORM OF MILITIA 0TFIcERs.-With
view TO reduce The expense Of uniiurm,
The Governor authorizes captains and lieu.
tenants Of the line TO omit Epsuleits, ex.
cept in actual service, substituting the
shoulder strap prescribed in the general
order Of May, 1853, and 10 substitute silk
or fine worsled braid and cord. for gold
braid or cord, wherever that is required
in The general order.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30
eeeuer aneanc Aoucrns lraturr Aora Aeruu
SHEPERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, Va SATURDAY MORNING. AP

r nj, and that arch rebel, Hazlehurst, is
whisperin' fine things in Jessie's ears by
this Time. The days ii be long and the
nights restless till I've covered him with
the muzzIe oil my rifle. Little shall |
sleep ill he ceases 10 stan atween me
and Jessie Burnside
1t isn't best 10 let out any secrets.
Cap'n, for we don know wha, ears may
hear us !
A lwig broke beneath the slight weigh,
of JesSie's person. The circumstances
added fresh terror TO her situation.
What was that ? whispered Arrow
smith.
i, was noise y said yantassle, sud.
denly, whose bad temper made hIm reck.
less.
Il know il was noise, but il alters
takes sumthin' 10 make a noise, What
did | tell you Your beauty may be con-
ceaed hereabout; push ahead and see.
Jessie heard Vantassle parting the lau-
rels and pressing slowly toward her. Her
heard beat violently; she believed if lie
paused he could earit. The crisis oi
her fate, it seemed TO her, had arrived.
Should she spring up and attempt 10 fly,
or remain silent a moment longer? She
chose the latter, VanIassle was within
three yards Of her.
GFo be continued in the New York
Weekly of April 3Oth, and for sale by ev
cry News Agent throughout the United
States.
The NEW-YORK-WEEKLY is Pub
lished by A. ]. WILLIAMSON, % Beck
man Street, New York, and sold by al
respectable News Agents in the UnIieC
States. The price, is Four Gents, but ii
some cases, where Agents have to pay
extra freight or postage, higher price is
necessarily charged. When there is ;
News Agent in the town, we desire oul
friends to get the WEEKLY through
him. We do NOT wish TO mail the papeI
except 10 places where there is no Other
means of getting it. When sent by mail
The price will invariably be 81 year, II
advance. subscriptions taken for three
months. Two copies will be sent for ;
year for SO; four copies for Sc; eight cop
les foI $l2. Poslmaslers and others wht
get up clubs of ten, and send us SIS a
one time, will be entitled 10 an extra copy
| for their trouble. The bills of sl solven
banks taken at par for subscriptions. Can
ada subscribers must send ,wenty-sil
cents extra with every subscription, Il
prepay the American postage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30
Grand Lodge, I. o. o +.

The Virgins Grand Lodge OF i o., u.
F. Was recently in session for two daYs,ss
Richmond, and The business most harmo-
niously transacted. The following OFF,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year.
Vim. l.. Ryiand,M. w. Grand Master,
No. lis, MouudsvIlle.
E. G. Alkurlis, X. w. Deputy Grand
Master, No. 100, Mariinsburg.
II. G.. Steele, K. W. G.. Grand War.
den, No. Ga, FairmonL
Wm. ]. Riddick, r. w. Grand Secre.
tary, No. l2, Richmond. In place Of
Michael Seagers of No. 4. who declined
10 serve any longer.
J. W. Ferguson, r. W. Grand Treasue
rer. No. ~, Richmond.
Rev A. r. Bernard. r. w. Grand
CHAPLAIN. No. I07, Suffolk.
Jacob II. Robinson, Representative TO
the Grand Lodge, U. S., for two years.
No. II, Lynchburg.
f. II. Fi,zhugh, Representative TO The
r. v. Grand Lodge, u. S holding over
from las, year, No. 50, Wheeling.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30
I'm Single, Yes, I'm Single.

I'm single, yes, Pm single
There's none 10 bother me,
From scolding. noise and buslle,
am fortunately free.
roam to suit my pleasure,
And do whate'er please.
With friends while an hour, or
Recine alone atease.
I'm single, yes, I'm single
There's none when 60 out,
TO say, "where are you going ?"
"And what will you be about ~
land pray when are you coming ?"
"Or when will you be home :"
"And are you never tired
OF leaving me alone ?"
o, yes o, Yes ! I'm single
The house is clear of "SqudHS :"
eat my toast in silence,
Then make my evening calls
Or fore my cosy fire read,
The papers Of the day,
And with my mild Havana
Puff anxiety away.
.'
o, who would e'er be married
To woman tied for life I?
Fore'd to hear both morn and night
Her jawing and her strife !
Not | +! and now I'm single,
The will have is mine !;
And mark me for a-if |
Ere bow to cTinOline.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30

An old Virginia farmer says the best
way to measure hay is TO multiply length
breadth. and height into each other, and If
lhe hay is somewhat settled, len solid
yards make a ton. Clover will take from
len TO twelve solid yards per ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30

An idle fellow, The other day complain
ed bitterly Of his hard lot. and said thai
he was born on the last day of tie year,
the last day Of The mcnih. and the last day
OF the week; and he had always been
behind hand. lie believed il would have
been hundred dollars in bis pocket If he
h1d mol beeh born al ALL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30

The Rev. j. G. Lunger, late in charge
Of the Lutheran Congregations Of SharPs-
burg, Bskersyllle, and Keedysyil!e Of
Washington county, has moved TO Miffln
co., Pa, leaving those congregations
" bout pastor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-04-30
a Ne,O Revolutionary Story.
ONE EYED SAUL F;
OR TIE
Tory League Of Seven.
A TALE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
BY DIR. J. III. ROBINSON,

Author of Nick WHIFFLEs," BUCK
BisoN," HAIRY .WIrTED NAT"
"MARIox's BRIGADE" The
PIoSsERs OF KENTUCKY" etc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention
held at this place has just adjourned
as we go to press, "Wednesday eve
ning.) The proceedings of the Con-
vention have been handed us for pub
lication, but we have not time and
space for them entire this week, Sc
we condense as follows:
The Convention was organized by
the appointment of lilly Gilbert, Esq.
as Chairman, and II. c. Stinson az
Secretary.
The Chair appointed committee
on credentials, who reported in attend
ance from Floyd, II delegates Rock
Grove, 2 delegates with power to cast
six votes Rockford, 5 delegates +;
Union, s delegates Ulster l delegate
with power to cast two votes St.
Charles, Is delegates Cedar, dele
gate with power to cast two votes
| Niles 4 delegates.
On an informal ballot for a candi-
date for County Judge, David WiItse
received 50 votes and Robt. Mathews
vote. whereupon David Wiltsc was
declared, by reclamation, the unan-
nous choice of the Convention for
County Judge.
John Blunt was unanimously nomi-
mated for Sheriff.
w. A. Cooley was, upon the first
formal ballot, nominated for Treasurer
and Recorder.
Ilervey Wilbur received a majority
of votes on the first formal ballot, and
was declared the nominee of the Con-
rention for County Superintendent of
Common Schools.
lilly Gilbert was nominated, by ac-
clamation, for Coroner, and Seth Rich
ardson for Surveyor.
A set of resolutions were reported
and adopted, but we omit them this
week
H. Wilbur, d. D. w. Carver, S. p.
Pearsons, lilly Gilbert and w. II.
Johnson, were appointed Democratic
County Committee for the next two
years.
Speeches were made by Mcssrs.
Wiltse, Mathews, Wilbur, Root, and
others, when the Convention adjourned.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
Sherif's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
IN an Execution duly issued by the Clerk of
the District Court Of Floyd county, State of
Iowa, and TO me directed, ! have levied on
and shall offer for sale, at Public Auction, at
my Office in st, Charles City, Floyd county,
Iowa, ON the 22d day of October, A. ID. 1853,
at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
the following described property, to wit
The southeast quarter of Section twenty
seven, Township No. ninety-six north of
Range No. sixteen west, Of the fifth principal
meridian, in Floyd county, Iowa, levied on as
the property of Joseph coley to satisfy said
execution in favor OF A. l.. Collins, assignee
of Cheney & Bracket, and against said Joseph
Cooley, for Sl78,S7 and interest and cost
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand.
Dated, September 20, A. d. 1859.
JoHN Blunt, Sheriff
oS:4 .aa. OF Floyd County.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
SileriT'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 me directed have lev
led on and shall offer for sale, ut Public Auc-
ton, at the door of my Office in ST. Charles
City, Floyd county, Iowa, on the eighth
day OF October, A. ID. 1859, at two o. clock
in the afternoon of said day, the following de-
scribed property, to wit The centre one
third part OF Lot number five in Block num-
Der ten. running and fronting twenty-five feet
on Mil Street thence running back parallel
with Kelly Street one hundred ard thirty two
feet, in the village of st. Charles, levied on as
the property of benjamin +. Fcssenden, and
Jonas A. Fcsscnden TO satisfy said execution in
favor of Friend Burt and against said Benja-
min +. Fessenden and Jonas \. Fessenden, for
$500 and interest-cost taxed at Sl9,75,
TERMS or SALE-Cash in hand, u
Dated September 6, A. y. 1889, t&3sA
JONI BLUNT, Sheriff
1914 OF Floyd County.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

On motion, Z. P. Harrington was
nominated Coroner, by reclamation.
The several nominees were called
out after their nomination, and &C.
cepting the nomination, pledged them.
selves faithfully to discharge the du
ties of their Offices, if elected.
ID. b. Mead was nominated for the
Office of County School Supcrintend
ent, by reclamation.
Isaac Teeple was nominated for the
Office of County Surveyor, by accIa-
nation.
Horace Stearns was nominated for
the Office of Drainage Commissioner
by reclamation.
Newman butcher, of Niles, Chester
Butterfield, of Floyd, and Horace
Stearns of Rockford, were appointed
the County Central Committe for the
ensuing two years.
Moved that the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the st.
Charles City Intelligencer.
The Convention then adjourned.
D. w. POINDEXTER, Chairman.
ISAAC TEEPLE,
j. V. w. MONTAGUE, ''eS
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22
Democratic Town Caucus.

Pursuant to notice, the Democratic
electors of St. Charles Township, con-
vencd at the office of Wiltsc * Fair
field, on Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1859.
The meeting was organized by the
election of Judge d. Wiltsc as Chair
man, and j. S. Root as Secretary. ID.
C. Stinson stated the object of the
meeting-the election of Delegates to
represent St. Charles Township in the
County Convention, to be held Wednes-
day, Sept. 2lst, 1859 +; also the nomi-
nation of candidates for the various
Township offices to be filled at the
coming October election.
Upon motion, the meeting proceeded
to the election Of Delegates with the
following result:
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-09-22

We understand from Hon. \. b. F.
Hildreth, Of Iowa, member of the
Republican State Central Committee,
of that State, that not only will Carl
Schurz aid the Republicans there, in
their present political canvass, but
Senator Doolittle will also visit the
northern portion of Iowa, previous to
meeting his engagements in Minneso-
ia. He will set out the latter part Of
this month, and after speaking at
GAINESVILLE and Monroe, will step over
to Iowa, at Dubuque, and address
mass conventions at that place and at
McGregor, West Union, St Charles
City, and perhaps some other places,
and then proceed to MINES ota MI
mauhee Sentinel, l0M inst.