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IA. New Issues Of American Tract society.
LIFE OF REV. RICHARD KNlLL, OF st. Pc
tersburg By Rev. Nj. Birrell. $50;
SEAMEN'S NARRATIVES IllustTated 90.
THE CHOSEN FRIENDS, or the Twelve Disci-
HASTE no THE RESCUE, or Work While it Is
Day. BY Mrs. Charles w. 400.
w. WHITE,
angst I73 Main street.
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ApDcrAr rOrrcus.

"a lub Meeting. = The Young Mems Bell
AND EVERETT Gu will meet ct MctropolI-
tan Hall on SATURDAY EVENING next, at 8
o'clock, for the purpose Of making formal enroll
ment of members. announcing. apa app2latlns
ton OF thelr Cluh House, end for the transaction
Of business generally; aiter which, interesting
speeches may he expected.
BY order of the President.
]. w LEWELLEN, Secretaries.
An 50 3tt JOHN CRANE, in,
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mAI,INE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RIcHM oND. AUGUST -.
HigA Water fAis day i1anrsaay) On o'eloeI

ARRIVED,
sch-. Nelly D., -, Philadelphia COAL D. =
Sehr. r, p. Waller. Lively, James River, sraln'
Sohr. Virginia, ~ Ter, Suffolk, shingles.
schr. J. A. H. Dixon, Travers' fhiiadeipn'a'
schr. L. & M. j. Simpson, Spruell. Pamunkey
River, wheat T.. Workman a. Co,
Brig Northern Light, Esdaie' "ihdsof' p'as'ef'
to Captain. rpn
Schr B. B. Bean, Merrill, New YORK. HOUR " q
Schr. Laura Francis, Higgins, New York, -four,
d. & W. CuTris. N . VI,
SehS' A. Middleton, Sippler, Alexandria via Port
WaItball coal, w. D. Colquitt Co.
Schr Ellen Goldsborough, Todd. Baltimore,
light.
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NEW BOOKS AND MUSIC.

RANDoLPHs BooksTS OR t kFR BlT p Nav
J. ". Afs l 5saS;fi s RAMILlAR LETrEEs
FOR FORTY YEARS Edited by Joha Hall,
INs + knc cfTifoN FOR FIELD ARTILLERY. By
BfnJd e Ar RKpSykfs By S H.
PoE NGFRaRL w Wk RTSe OF THos. PAINE,
rH E5h stsSh WORKS TX sc Of fhos PAINE
cAMfP1B8ELL AND SINNERS Discussion of the
Doctrine of Endless Misery and Universal
DEGAMERoNi or, Ten Days Entertainment of
CRITIC or, aDi,logpe on Beauty-An account
ef the E%psIoI Of 6hnss Gardens a. PskIn;
TJ3ask K5SS6 HE W RSsft s, Lord
NOTES EfseG On The WAR IN THE SOUTH. By
Nathaniel Il. Claborne-75c. au SO-t
CET THE BEST.-A. NORRIS having just
VI published g new edition of
GOODKICH'S SCHOOL READERS,
improved by Noble Butler. In SIX parts, respect
We claim for them the following advantages, and
recommend their adoption for the following rea-
lat. They are the cheapest Readers published
as they give more and better matter for the same
money.
I'd. They are the result of the experience and
observation of one OF the first teachers IN the
United states. and viii be found exactly to meet
the wants of the scholar IN the various prog res
sive stages of advancement
Sd. They are beautifully printed and well bound,
with new and striking illustrations
4th. They are, enthusiastically, Southern books,
made, edited, and owned by Southern capital and
Southefn enterprise, and nevertheless equal, If
not superior, to any other series OF school books
made in the North, or anywhere else.
5th. They have eived the most fattering tes
timonias from the tn 4 sands of teachers who are
using them. A pamphlss, containing which, viii be
furnished upon application to
A. MORRIS. Publisher.
au S0-3t % Main street.
w NEW MUsIC.-Just received by
4ssk P. H. TAYLOR. lS8 Main st.
11DREAMING FOREVER. By P. Cente-
WHY SHOULD WE FOLLOW JOYS REcE-
DING: Ry W. H. Currle.
OH, CALL ME NOT UNKIND, ROBIN. By J.
AsMIfE FROM THEE, MY MOTHER, DEAR.
OLD KING COTTON. Byw H. Harris.
IT'S SWEET TO THINK OF THOSE WE
LOVE. By ]. r. ThomSs.
LuRLLNE POLKA; By n,Albert;
THE FIRST LOVE LETTER POLKA. By c.
Fradel. au 30-2t
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"a. Rocks Good Samaritan 1.-The sub.
sorIber having taken the agency for the above pop
ular RHEUMATIC REMEDY, Is prepared to
furnish the trade at propTletor's rates.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist.
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ma Special Notice...My accounts have
been placed in the hands of Mr. GEO. BAGBY for
collection. on whom all persons indebted to me
Will please call and pay them, as my AFFAIRS we'll
the state of my health, require all earlv settle
ment of all debts due me.
au25-St THOS. C. G. DREwRY.
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~ Southern Savings BanI

h Southern Savings Bank,
OFFICE l73 MAIN STREET.
Certificates of Deposit and Checks issued by the
Treasurer, Z. B. PRICE.
DIRECTORS:
j. B. Watkins, Pres't, r. c.. Howe,
p. T. Moore, Geo. |. Herring,
VIM. Ira Smith, j. F. kegnault,
! J. Ii. F. Mayo, w. A. Jenkins. Sec'y.
P. B. Price, Treasurer.
au l8-lm
~ Notice to Tobacco Manufacturers.
Having made new arrangements with Messrs.
Musser & Coleman for the sale of their patent
TOBACCO PRESSES, are now able to furnish
them at reduction Of 100 on each Press from the
old price. Every Press warranted TOBACCO
FIXTURES of all kinds furnished to order.
au l62w ETrENGER & EDMOND.
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mA- stamped Embroidsersyy.o0iLLadles wish
printed, would do well to call and see Mrs. NON
KITT, at st. Lawrence House corner 9Th and Main
main for few days. She has on hand VARIETY of
rAMpED PATTERN Ms. BANDS and
SLEW ES. PANTS, SKIRT BOTTOMS, SKIRTS
STAMPED IN FRONT, TALMAS, GUITARS,
and variety of Children's APRON PATTERNS.
STAMPING done to order on all kinds of CLOTH
Also, LESSONS given in the above art. au as Ct"
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Ml,I,,ARR,Tup.

w oS che aash h,sH sNst w zmss and
M,ss MANY F.7HILL, daughter OIL the i"'e -"
.m.n.. N. 9Th. by the Rev. Mr.; WheeiwflEht'
u, Aufnan EfnERfCk w. MANNING and MIS-
MARY r. WRIGHT All OF THIS olty.
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oFFiCE OF r. II. MAURY Coa{
RIcHMoNp, August - lHV v1pe.
o SsHIA sl xl Rsf A22 kkxxAzSSDsIA RAILROAD
' Share. bsnf 81 ccmmcaxsslsh STOCK.
sss::: ;:: kssr: q y ssss ss
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! FALL IMPORTATION. 1870

"a FALL IMPORTATION. 1890
"a By the ships "sampson A" and a. Susan
- Hlnks,' from Liverpool direct to City Point,
RI sad y S@
y
goods adapted to our sales.
Country merchants and others are invited TO call
anu 'A"'''ne ~ sTgBBINs, pULLEN CO.,
lOl Broad ST.. cor. above Wasn'n Monument.
~ o. A. STRECK Err, Agent, continues
$50 carry on business at his cid stand, No.
~ Main street. opposite the Old Nj arket. with
and ss %hoh he j.
ceiving direct from the bes. markets in Europe.
and the public generally. to patronize MIN with
their tavOrs. promising the most scruputous at
teIntion, reasonable prices and honesty. p,,,N
TfNcTT UP s'e IF coLcHouM. now universally
Medical Faculty. and in fact, ali over the United
States, he continues to prepare IN the most con-
az aSs m
and his artificial Mineral Waters, for certain dis
q never fail to sys lRsspt 1sf
20 s= RIVER RAfLkoAD.
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD
FARE ss-DiNNER ExTRAetNo Breakfas,
On and x sa P5sRslsSs q ass sG sh
trains will leave Richmond daily, texoept Sun
days. at O'Clock A; M stopping only upon sig
Tunsral's. indian Town, Cohoke, White Hall and
Romancoke. and arrive at West Point at S,45 A.
The fast and commodious steamer WEST
POINT, CARR, ]. G. ROWE, will leave King and
Queen Court House Landing MONDAYS, Wednes-
hs and s.oppns on ssna
House. Neody's. CaE pahoosieE. Biser's, York
siaP. Nj. snd Norfolk at F. NJ. Wv Va
Kstarmngs the steamer will leave Nsttois Tues,
PONY anS
and arrivs in n Richmond UiH At r r NJ '
On and after Monday. Sd proximo. the Train
viii leave West Point on Mondsys. Wednesdays;
and Fridays, atsso A. NJ and arrive IN Richmond
Freight received Mondays, Wednesdays and
| Fridays at Richmond until P. NJ, and at West
| Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays until
Fare from King and Queen G. H., and other point.
on the Mattaponi, to Norfolk Sa o
From r. V R,sS%ond to Norfolk; sS
mosbAS s STR xso g !, s,sMTE
new and sa' Fa 's'sF'ps So q
e, On c .Ss g ab e q oxs
ply our retail dealers at prices 10 with the
Northern markets.
sd 4 an. III 4 4 a
Giles a. will surpas. any hesstofoss srcaEst to
sh ~ i H1.g,ii.,sdp, JOHN D. ALLEN : Co.
ns v1sas sffLE icniSbsA ms All
suitable for picking, IN store 4nd iH ~ Nh
saN-n a No. 10 FIsahhp strsst
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49, BELL AND EVERETT MEET
~ ING "A meeting of the Bell and Everett
Club of the 4th District of Henrico county will be
held on THURSDAY EVENING, August 30th. at
WESLEYAN BALL. Good speakers have been
engaged, and will address the meeting
GEO. ]. HOOPER, com,.
au 30-lt+ WIN. IL. PACE, { oo" o.
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JUDGE DOUGLAS will address the
~ people of Richmond on FRIDAY even
ing Notice Of the time and place will appear in
the city papers of to morrow.
BY order of Committee of Arrangements.
au 30-lt*
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CUPERIOR SMOKING TORACCO.--LAID-
> LEY'S PUWHATAN SMOKING TOBACCO,
manu- factured from ths pure leaf, and entirely
free from the tra,h so commonly met with IN
Smoking Tobacco. ALI who want reallv prime
and CHEAP article, should purchas it.. For sale
in all quantities. by JOS. LJDLEY, Chemist.
At the sign of the RED MORTAR,
Main above 9Th street
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I00 Tons NO. ELIDE GUANO offered
~ sp-5v scHAER, KoHLERt co.
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"a HOUSE AS6 LOT FoR SALE Era an

-,
Ga THE CORNER OF 10TH AND CLAY SITS
EA Having determined to remove TO the county,
situated as above stated. The Lot fronts 721s feet
on Clay street. and runs back the same width l5o
feet The Dwelling House is large. and was built
IN the best manner, of the best materials 1t con-
tans ten rooms. with Ere places. SIX large closets,
with a cellar the size of the house. There is on
the Lot Kitchen. Laundry, Stable. Carriage
House, WAGON House. moke-Houss, &C., The
room in the house has gas in it, and there is
water in the yard and kitchen. There are culverts
leading through the ard, which carry OH all waste
water This property is located in a very desira-
Bile and pleasant part of the city for residences
and is within FIVE minutes walk Of the principal
business places, and free from the hustle and noise
of business. There are about thirty feet OF the
Lot vacant, upon which another house Nigh he
built.
TERMs.-I will sell the Lot tor a small part of the
purchase money in cash, and the balance upon
such time az will suit the purchaser. Messrs
GoDpIN APPERsoN are authorized to sell the
above property, and will show it TO any person who
may wish to purchase 1t; and make known the
price and terms. JOHN M. GREGORY.
iy6-tS
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UNION PRAYER MEETING,..
~ Union Prayer Meeting Of all denom-
nations Will he held every AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices Of the Young Men 8
ChIstian AssocstIqn; ~ the Lecture room Of the
The citizens generally are invited TO attend, as
well as all strangers visiting the city. Tau N-lni
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>A the Richmond u ANTE STONE CUT
TERS' ASSOCIATION will be held at schad's
AS there win be an election of officers, it is i'm
portant that every member should be present
au 30-2t@ l.. MACCABE. Sec'y.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-Th part
~ nership heretofore existing between the un-
derslgned, under the style of CHILDREY,
GREENLY & FRIEDMAN, is this day dis
STEPHEN CHILDREY,
s. L. GREENLY,
b. FRIEDMAN.
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R- fhe Greatest Bargains ever offered
IN DRY GOODS,
IN RICHMOND,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS IN THIRTY DAYS.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPA-
WI &C APITAL 100000. SURPLUS
$4,000. Office No. l53 Main St, Richmond
MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo and
Freight.
INLAND INSURANCE on Goods transported by
rivers, canals or land carriage.
FIRE INSURANCE on Merchandise generally,
Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, and other
uiidings IN town country.
POLICIES issued at current rates, and losses
promptly paid.
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-N~. THROUGH TICKETS FROM
.aGIaAszrSR MOND TO EASTERN
usesSzE<-SS II D X OR CHERhYST0NE,
So 50.-Passengers taking toe steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
lNGSs At 4 o'clock, will connect with the steamer
NORTHAMPTON, on WEDNESDAY and FRI-
DAY MORNINGS, at 54 A. NJ, and will con-
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING
at same hour, by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT-
URDAY EVENING at 8 O'Clock.
A Meals 50 cents each. H. o. HASKINS,
IL 6-tS
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RICHMOND A ABE MY OF
~ MUSIC-The regular meeting Of the So
eiety will take place THIS EVENING, at s o'cl'k.
Members are requested to be punctual in their at
tendance.
au 31-ltf by order OF the President.
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DOUGLAS NATIONAL; DEMOC.
ton will meet at the Office of J. H. GILMKR, ESQ.
ON nth street, on THURSDAY EVENING, at
o'clock. WIN. u. DUNBAR, Chairman.
au 29-2ts
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WTAETED--A PARTNER. with a cash capital
w OF 900 or S. 600. to engage in a mechanical
business already established. To a steady, in
dustrlous man, of good business capacity, who
would devote his whole attention to the business,
money can be made. For information, address
MECH ANIC," Box No. Al, Richmond Post Of
fee, stating where an interview can be had.
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~ would inform the public that my new SOUTH
ERN PL0W succeeds IN the hands of nearly
every one who tries it. and rs further evidence of
ITS superiority over all others. have received
from the Comm Stoasr Of Patents, at WdShtng-
ton patent rig hit on the same. Thus it is backed
by the he's. practical test farms. and the highest
scientific mechanical test in the Patent Office.
Wromrht and Cast SEEARS always on hand, and
warranted to give satisfaction. or to be returned.
~T-I P H. STARkE, No. 50 Main st.,
seed. Three doors above ST. Charles Hotel.
an ao-lm Richmond, Va.
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~ socIated with US JOHN NORRIS, to manufa
ture SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO, under
the firm of JOHN MORRIS CO. All debts
due to the cid firm will be sett ed with US.
JOHN MORRIS.
s. T GREENLY,
b. FRIEDMAN,
18th. between Main and Franklin SITS.
August 9Th, 1850. au 2S-3t~
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ONDON MUSTARD. Pure English and
Il BEST American Mustard pure and strong
Ginger and all kinds Of Specs. for sale nv
L. WAGNER, DIuggl st, CDR. 9th and Broad SITS
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STRAYED -From Mr.. Thornton's
SesA residence, on the Williamsburg Road,
~ about hal { a mile below Rockets. small
Ad.dark ULE. Has a white mark around
his neck, near the head. His shoulders
are very much SCARED up. Ne has been missing
about two weeks. ANY one returning him to Mr.
THORNTON, or to BLANKENSHIP & JOHN
STON'S stable, will be suitably rewarded.
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CTAVES..STAvES.- have still on hand
~ some 1000 SLAVES, jointsd, we'll seasoned
and ready to set up. These Slaves have been
drying under shelter for more than year. and are
OF the best quality. For sale in lots To SUIT. by
SAMUEL r. HAYES 4 SON,
n 6-3taWtR ~. tha
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CENUINE FRENCH RACAHOUT DES
VI ARABES; Taylor's English Cocoa; Bakers
Broma Fresh Rice Flour; Genuine Bermuda Ar
Chocolate; Pearl Tapioea; Hecker's Farlna !;
Chocolate; Sage; Pearl Barley Coxe's Gelatlne !;
Irish Moss Corn Starch, and all other detetic
materl ais for invads, all perfectly fresh for sale
by JOS. LAIDLEY, Chemist,
At the sign Of the RED MORTAR,
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COLE LEATHER.-5Oo sides good damaged
No'o Il e.. q. DAVENPORT.
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old AND PURE FRENCH BRANDY,
~ of superior quality. under Custom House lock
bfand-for sale by l. 4 G. b. DAVENPORT.
nOUBLE m ELASTIC NIPPLE.-A
- decided Improvement of the single Nipple !;
just received b. DOVE & co.
Wholesale Qruggists.
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w ploy a competent TEACHER for the Will
ismsburs Female Academy, or 70 lease ne bnlld-
FEMALE SCHOOL,. Williamsburg now offers .
fair field for the success Of = good Female School.
r. M THOMPSON,
G.DUKFEY.
]. w. GUSTS.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-10
SHATTERED IDOLS.

saw i'll the morning cloud lii with glory,
slowly rarccrmg Tia" azure uu high,
lake a rosebud Of white IN the hair Of a maiden,
1t slept On ttIe breast Of the glur,"us sky.
In vain did my ey" at the even returning
Roam over the boundIr-S region, If space
For the cloOdl"t had gone, no longer 4iorning
The heaven above, with it, beautiful face
\ jewel Of light It. bright beams wa sending,
It. clustering sisters ocaIsc. by is -h"cn
Brighter by far than the diamond all parking
That decks the fair bruw "f royalty queen,
Ia rapture and wonder, gazsl 1t, ,plcndor,
Embcm ot all that i guileless anil ralr,
But sad my heart a. musing marked IT,
That the jewel was gone while the caskct there
A strcam."t laughing and singing in beauty
Among III" sweet flower, of exquisite hue
The lairc,t Of all its margin beieeking
Was lily pcariy all over with dew;
It. tiny head kissed the wave III its passing,
FE nIodesty ever with purity we'd
Alas in the morning came bUt to indt
Wthcrcd and dead on the cold rivers bed
A baby lay sm.ng-a sweet budding bioS>om--
1t, mother was bcnIlng in pride ocr it, form,
4 prayer from her lip unto heaven ascending
To shelter and quart II from tempest and storm.
Sane had the words IN their eontlcncss lacn--
When an gel beside her with radiance shone;
Solly he hr,pcreI--No tempest viii harm it,
IT. refuge from storm Is Immauucl's throne.
Thus ever ar" severed the tics Of affection,
Broken the heart strings Of friendship and worth
And the Idol We cherished with hove and devotion
Is .wcIt from our sight and shattered to earth.
The hoI-,s or our youth the day dream ol maIhuod
flrnine Ike star beams our pathway 81 years;
We grasp the phantom the shadow dccciyes Us,
And leaves to weep DER their ashes III tears.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-10
4ottrp.
For the St. Charles City lnteligeu
TO THE DEPARTED.

They tell me thou art dead--the grave Thy home
That meath thy coffin lid no light can come,
That worm. are thy Observation-Disclosures chill
Re>tcth on all thy features pale and still
rha, all UNDECIDED ia thy loved ones sigh,
Forever sealed thy lip and closed thine eye
That from this bourne thou never wilt return,
However desolac the hearts that mourn
That cen thy thoughts perishcd--iah and hope,
Visions and memories--al yielded up,
Aud there for ages must mid ashes lie.
All verify, how fearful It's TO DIE !
cannot make thee dead, but as Of y0rs
see thee smiling at the open door
feel the pressure Of thy friendly hand
And list to thy glad welcome swcctiy, bland
And all throughout thy dweiling-TaTI"r, hall
hear thy quick, light, fairy footsteps fall.
Again see thee in thy quiet room,
Alas the hectc's flush forerells thy doom;
Perceive the struggling with thy hopes and fears,
Thy combined malldes through lag gard years.
Thou vast indeed a friend No time or place
Wrought any change in thee, or aught Cflce
Thy Just appreciation OF adced
Or sentiment The - golden rule thy creed
Thy lip aud eye were truthful, hear, sincere,
A,pcrsions false, thou could not .toop to hear
Though thou art sleeping, and long Years have fed
Since last we said good bye, thou art not dead
Der trackless prliries though | wander here,
My fancy paints thee, cherished one still near;
And though consumption may thy form have wasted,
And thol the last stale dreg u life have tasted,
To me thou art living spirit yet,
Nor" pure, more holy than when last met.
But thou art gonc--mcek, suffer II; one
Gone tot Thy resting place" thy labor done
Gone where the angels dwell, thy Savr r Cod
To that bright realm Of bliss the SAINT, abode;
Gone where freed spirits, pure in robes Of white,
With harrs Of gold in ecstas!Cs unite.
But III not wall thee, sister ~ ri, dear
FprIam simply soourner here
Am weary Of this clay, this earthly clui,
And hope to rest eventually with God.
\. 2. II. Bst"s
St Charles City, April 18Th. 1850.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-10

He ALLUDED TO Cows.-In the agri.
cultural districts, the operation of
milking cows is called pulling
teats." This is the preface to our
short but affecting story. The people
of s, Portage county, have a de-
batting society. The other night they
discussed the question:" Is the hui
man race increasing in dcvclopmet 2"
The school house was crowded with
young ladies and gentlemen. One of
the disputants for the negative ably
contcnded that the times were dcgen-
erating-that things were grow
ing "wuss" constantly. Said he,
"why, what upon airth does the
young man of to-day amount to? He
is feeble in body and mind, wears fine
clothes that his father buys him, has
rings on his fingers, and little hair
on his upper lip, and the only honest
labor he can perform is to carry round
mcerschaum pipe. Now when l
was a boy, we were not a fram TO pul!
teats ~
A wild shout greeted this announce.
ment. The speaker blushcd, and in .
faltcring voice said II alluded to
co,rs!" That helped the matter.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-10

An Act to provide for the redemption
Of Real Estate sold on foreclosure
of Mortgages.
SECTION |. he Il enacted by lie General
assembly Of The State Of iora, That in
all cases where Judgments or DEGREES
are rendered by any of the Courts OF
this State upon foreclosure of mort
cages on Real Estate, the defendants
Judgment, creditors and other credit
ors having liens on the mortgagcd
premises, shall i'll case of the sale OF
the mortgagcd premises on execution
have the same time to redeem and the
same rights to redemption as in cases
Of sales on ordinary judgments at law
, as provided for in chapter 10 of the
Code, and all acts inconsistent will
the provisions of this act are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted
That this act shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Dali,
Iowa State Register and the Dali,
Iowa State Journal, two newspapers
published at Dcs Moincs City.
JoHN EDWARDS,
Speaker Of the House of Rcpresen
tatives. NICHOLAS j. RuscH,
President of the Senate.
Approved April ,, 1860.
SAMUEL J. klRkWOOD.
l. Elijah Sells, Secretary of State
/ hereby certify that the foregoing is
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-05-10

lIoPE FOR CHrAGo.-The Republic
Of Buffalo, gives the following encour-
aging account Of the state Of things
at Chicago:
At Chicago the Christian religion is
being rapidly introduced, and civiliza-
ton promises well in that marvellous
quarter Of the globe. Those who have
the matter at heart, commenced by
buying church, took out the seats,
replaced the pulpit with iirst-class
bar, and in place Of pcws, with hymn
and psalm books, the litany, &c, scat
tered about, there are fifteen new bill
lard tables, and a thousand cues and
balls. This church is now called
Brunswick Billiard Room, Church. }
and has already made a vast number
of converts. We congratulate our
brethren of Chicago on this rapid ad-
vance towards Christianity, and the
brilliant hope of a business millenni.
um it gives rise to.