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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23
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Holland Bitters
liver Compisint. Fever emo Aeue. 90.
TN mor-~fai latrasurssso cad o. q ths 81.
- rn.-.~nss c~l%t : ssss-rs-- cc-<v1 % ~.fs"us
sSs. sss , : ss-c ..'s 90: :s.s.. sss,. - sSSs=
o. @ss=r sllsfs us ~hisA~, snstur~
bar rh- r-li, <r~s s-i~f sru.-d iron Tie minute
d. zoe ts-~v -snfui. VI coz ns~ihan-s
sGRaAyE-s HOLLAND srTrERa
and a. ~s- sh-e y &c rrs-ss..s .. sr
&C o.uu.~rt~i.. hsvr Aid o. shasru,ns Il tp~
uvsiy rsxr<.lss rrp-r.fioa- 9Th t-sSy saeei-as
PI sss sns an q us e,puiss ClIfPsut sost;~j
Pi e, = : n~sscn~ az lonxsrsd en~~y 6s Rry1r~S
o. aerL - ~~nri< 10 u~ knDt-uco " esc
bath ana &c oorrscuns disSsosss Il us Stomach
T~o " three du~ on ccnrne The snxsrd q IA
sAsstssy ~cr~s@ rts STOMACH 81; S--dns r-<sie V.
stc-oxth- a ,-airh, srfse IL DIE tw-. b~els cod
kidn~ys wis $50 s~ks Pi-o~ snd r~u~~r h-dte
the susck rsuik -
For tNDIoEsrroE. Try
purhave's Holland Bttterss
ror HEARTBURN. Try
B9rhaye's Holland Bitterss
For Ac1DrTy. Try
Berhave's uolland Bitiers'
For wATERBRAsR. TIT
Brrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE. Try
Berhave's Holland BItters.
Fer loss OF APPETITE. Try
B~rrnaye's Holland Bltters'
For CosTIvENEss. Try
Berha,e's Holland Ditters'
For PILES. rry
Berhaye's Holland Bitters
Tn IN s-rvous. Rhsumsrse- and s~orsise Anes
GINA II ho 10 numeru<s instances provo aga
bspencsa, md 10 osbrrr e6'std . i~cidsd cure
Read Carefully
t.wp eirrrsr d rui 40 IN h-lf pint hsti-> only. an
rrtnil-d II tine DsiAr pr t.ttie The er-~t ,~mSn
Tor thk trus, ori1raf<d m-dsdne hs tnduo-d osn
tnsftxrha "a. which tbs public sh0uic Su~r ss~h
yarh~ing- !.
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sba u r~ry ecs1 ycu bay.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23
Or. J. "a. WcLeuu's Volcanic oil
eminent
Car BEsr EXTERNAL ~ .HA WORLD, FoR Ne

uR BLAsT.
Thou sands Of burnsn beings hav- beer saved e hfs
I, aes. ~putude and misery, os the ose "tt1is 'uVa''
81. 4 ,,,,neut Il Will reIitse AIN sl.n1st ms AL
.,-ously. ana il Will cleause. purity sa<i deal tf
.ai-rt >utxk IA sn Incredibly short time kcLEA>s
oLcASic oh LaNiatHt VIII feiievettt riosi NJ
~t.rste casss oi Lheunlausna. osUut. OF fsuralgts--
or PARALYSIS, Contracted Ausclos, stiffness OF NeaN'
es Ia the Joints, Ans-les OF Lgainenis, 1t Will nes
r fai. Two applicAuo ; vii cure sore lhrvai
~-d.che OF taracbc. Tor burtis CT SSaids, or a.
a,,,. II l. an lnialnble remedy. Try IL, and ycu VII
nd 4 an indispensable remedy. heep h ss~sys 81
and
PLASTFEs, FARMERS or any one having cnaEs'
horses, viii save mohsy oy using hcLSsifs Nol
talc oil LuimenL II Il q speedy All inisinsh
Ire fer calls. sprains, Chases. sweihsSs. L~n'en~st
~-sney. scrs., Nouuds. >cratchee, or an{ oAs-iLs
,ves-es. Try Il. aud you viii be eonvincec-
-a@-s- SAiut f1uss No
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

NOTICE OF APPLICATION =
~cte 4. her BY Civ IN, shs, vi I spply att
II rsfu,sr renrg Ii noari II "a = en-
.s.isn r. q ylyo County. I d ans kr hesn . IA
: ear. u - Iinf xcrn x fiQu y. lisie ; sal
" 81 az q qutt NJ ! . ~ Gus tnsttssl y No
s.ri-ea ss~ashlp vIss soa ~. q sns
d~sS~s AM En- KRAFT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

-,-,. ss<.s- q s~rArlpSo's pnxpAE1r
,LrF vii ss-- t~n uD<~ r. cD-V
spAULDlxos PREPARED CLUE
spAULDTNes PREPARED Glue
spAulpIge's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE n ices
.oo~c,,. pyPATcr
a a-rrrn ~ Tnz skvrs ms = We
$4,000 yin hnp.sr, eva IN xeli rsruistf
.-...s {, 4, ~, dexrasie - hsvt s1Ds chrrp 81
--~-te,t "a, ~ repairing Furtifurs, Ioys, c-srt
>. A.
~..n 40 .-<rx,u1sss. .nd % hsushod 60
- q - w1rso-< = hh sfs~5s fee1s enc %
be Frck-ng perts
.rxrrrIE EvErY BoCsx-"
So h-ash se-~-p..zss s-eh ssuir
prce . c1A
aESIH c. sPAuLozss.
80 1CxrARsL. kev ro-k-
cArTIoz E
- ers,s raFf.nsp.e F~Ss 80 .re.nprzs
eEEYkHKDGlLE, fv0cit ezuasu p~r-on 20 sx<n
ns r~<r-e prrcbs@ns. 40 - tbu tn~ an c<mt
spspkUlDcs's PzrY2gED GLrEu
ga - suuse~ -rspy-rI FL osssrs are
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23
ue.i,h and strength

rHEER Is No NIsTAEF AtoCTu.
II sill cure Liver complaint fgspepsis, narsh~1
,rs-uter,. llsa1achs, ~depresAsa ~ sprs1t fes~
ud a que. in~srr tevrr. had hr<Aia, OF az, D~
n lie LAYER. stomach " bowels
GENTLEMEN, do voc Wish C b healthy, stress
ISf5Es. % sos want the biocu Of htEah q nsocut
ovcur checks agaihf-ther 50 - cnoe and se
tciEAxss STRENGTHENING SohDAAA Ab
BLOOD fUhsttfkf
A.x N, = uaouenr AZ warranted to gi-s s~Atlsfac
"a AZ viii cure an, uise9se o. ILe ki~..es4- Ncrab
n Nader; fa.utinx, O5strucfEt hensrusi'ss tai
log Of the womb, BerrerIs>s, q arg ciseaset srs,ae
RON Chrcric ~ Nervous i-btlfiy- hts nfn'-'e"re
@-fnatr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23
DR.. McLcan's Universal rsi,si

a ilvxK cosrLAIsT. ssiLovssss. HsApAcRr.se
There never hss been a CAluAklle medieis
ser.d 10 tie pubic, that has given sucb entire sat
.fscsion ~ hci<an's Universal hlls-
being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly limo
~ AID can De taken BY the uost tenoer infant; yt'
ru.nps ard powerful in removing al hiions seers
OILS, a0d or impure. ieud nistier iron 1e stomach
! tact. tbs, are the only pills that should be used Il
hilarious Districts.
faey produce no gripping, sickness OF pain u th'
soaaaeb or bowels, tho.sh very scuve and s~esrelihs
their operation, promoting heslilD secxeuons Q
=. liver aud hicneve. who viii suffer from bilious
as. h~adach- and foul stomach, when 80 cheap
.msdv can be Obtained heep them constantly u
ard; q single dose taken ia seAsoss may proven
uurs, dave and months % sickness Ask Tor III. !
1. ucLenn's Universal Pills. lake no other. bsin
at-a. tbes are tssteless. Price only 70 cents re
.ox sod can be sent BY mail " any part OF TIE L.
!. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
- .. E,.~s ao4 f2ne -. - 4 aria
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

Dr. Il 70 unnecessary % snrr crate 4s nssy sssss n
~-s-S $500 nar.,s ss nrs1ts rsaicfnrs ksvt ter
axrs<fni. b1f let u sDe1rc- Why are they - e1s-
vsr.l 10 TIER h-rry ee~sF +.
E-<sss~ sssy psnh tks tioo6. 10 tl1s rsEcFe A..
ca1se @ dise go fn he sTstesr-
Be r-e tary a. pr~F1iiv s-cr tie s~cTe-o-s 9
d hody and rsr>ovs siimp1riu<f a c,rs.
n<csae der e. nof rsaors 1e system. q irs =
r.s< ss-.Aus rsTrrsn& - re<rr L. tr2 flszs@ug
ts<2ss esnrS ar c7<rstioe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ yoti-~ 4 hrrxhv rvsn that The unfcr-i<1s~-
- tsx~n 4 ere &C Admin ssrstioa On VI . estate -
n u a1pt ATE o VI o esansy ad sst ~ indi
dr<sar "a. D "a n DE- t<d 70 aid s-fst
crsane~tsd - usks rhm<dirss pays en- srd N" =
wing a fa. a. .fn-t The stmr aue ~ otd 20 IRE
"a sa~n daily ~ s~u ess,d cor setfisnsn'. Ssis
tue 10 sap @ssd "a D. eel. mt = ~
Ns1uAS urST. Adur-
D~ceEahrr N. u Wv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23


rhe noe. ksrrfbls csssa q srTofais, IN wAleh ths face.
ton<< and lanhs Ct TIE rctira hs1 bssn rrsysd upos
~ - inxeushIs dssass. are proved ~ an1~n,aeh
ssth1rfty &C ths sufferers kenssl~es, % hsvs fsf
suuxlsrly cured y tess pcrrly vsgstsir Nedi.
l~l
Acute, CT In amatory Rheuma-
tsr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-23

De ycu want your delicate. ~sickiey, pony csiscreo
o be healthy, strong and rsbusr--thrn give 2eu
lcLean's ssrengthing Cordssi. lse~ TIE direczooe g
ach bottle Il Il deliciocs % take.
one tstse-spooufai, taken e7S-y mornan8s f-suns'
: snra ~revrnfive against chill sgc seYef. yeitvH
ever. cholera or any Prevailing disease
a. 80 % DfnSessts ~ dealers et<
asy nv 70 pain upon sou a bottle Of WtteTs or St-
anmrllla which they eau buy cheail py saying Il o
- A. good. There are even naeb eASt enough 10
- ! 1srf cf my name &c drb thetr VILE deck
'rrs Avoid such iuismoos PIRATES slt their VII
,f,,ous compounds Ak Tor 1T. }. H. NcLean's
s-sne4huusts Cordial an1 he'd Further. 1Ass
othiag else. 4 81 tie only remedy uAi vi prri:
S.,,a thoroux hly. End 81 the ssre time,
.rIRSe1nEN and lNslGOifAfE the whole orgsri-
,stIou. Il l. pas up In large bcries-sl Per bofue,
<.A o''' ~ \ al Sole Proprietor.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28
For the 81 Chalcs City Inlclligrnccr
SaleratuS.

Mn. EDIroR: The use and oJuw of sal
cratus is worthy Of attention. Is it a
necessary or even healthful article
to be mixed with the food of human
beings, and if SO, in what quantities
| make this inquiry before asking each
individual or head Of family how much
Of the article do you make use Of in
your family per week, month or year
If you cannot ascertain the amount at
home, perhaps the grocer's or mcr-
chants bill will enable you to obtain
an approximation to the amount.
The writer recently stopped in a fam
lily OF four grown persons and two
children, where he was informed that
Just one pound per week" was the
quantity Of saleratus or alkali used in
their food That it gives q rich ycl-
low tinge and anything but an agree,
able odor or flavor to the food, most
people will admit, but then the biscuit
" is so light, spongy, nice and whole
some . What would be thought Of a
physician Of the rankcst allopathic
proclivitics who should prescribe near
y two and half ounces Of alkali per
week to an adult, sick or we'll ? No
human stomach could long stand it,
and what brute would willingly swal,
low it. If possible it would be worse
than "rot gut" whiskey.
1t is well known that alkali in as
concentrated solution as common lyC
| from wood ashes has often caused
death when swallowed in very
small quantity by children, and
yet saleratus, if pure, is much more
concentrated. 4 solution of it will
soon cat up tooth, if immersed in it
1t is called " handy" " convenient,
&c, but it cannot be called healthy
Its use internally is an assault upon
the house we live in the human
frame. Hoping no offence will be ia
ken by any of your fair readers, re
main, yours, &c, J. W. S.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28
Extra Session Of Congress.

We fear that an extra session OF
Congress is unavoidable The last
Congress omitted to pass laws so nee
essay for the preservation Of the Gov
crnmcnt, that it now looks as if Con.
gress must be convened at an early
day. Every effort will be made to
avoid this contingencies an extra
session must inevitably add to the
fcvcrish excitement of the country.
While the Rebel Congress continues
in session at Montgomery, passing nu-
mcrous acts to make war upon the
Union, or rather, those States which
are loyal to the Constitution, our Ma
tional Congress may have to convene
to protect the loyal States. If Ten
ncssce stands fast by the Union, as
we think that she will, she will proba-
bly, be the first to suffer from an inva-
sion of the army of the Confederate
States. Tennessee is intensely hated
by the secession conspirators-for
more than any other slave State she
has stood in their pathway. She was
the first Of the slave States during the
secession gale, to declare for the
Union. She gave the tone to North
Carolina. Arkansas, Missouri, Ken
lucky and Virginia. Indeed it is i'm
possible to cXaTgcratc the Importance
Of the blow which her loyal sons
struck at the conspirators of the Gulf
States. OF course, should she be in
vadcd, is there q man 50 craven in
the free States that would not say,
Assist her without moments delay.
We believe that the Northwest could
send more volunteers to the defence of
Tennessee than they could to any 9th
er assailable point Brotherhood, sym.
pathy, admiration for the noble and
loyal stand of her sons, would almost
quicken the very dead in the Free
States, to rise up for their defence.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28
Democracy Simplilied.

Here is your genuine Doughfacc
platform fresh and new. 1t is from
the Albany Argus, the Democratic Or
gan Of New York
Whenever the Southern States ar
range their government and Constitu-
ton exactly to suit themselves, it will
doubtless suit every Democrat and
liberal man of the North. We care
not in what manner they shield their
rights to property in negroes care
not what may be their views of the
African race, or what they cngraft on
their Constitution to protect them
selves in full and undisturbcd posses
sion of this class of property. When
this is completed, and the South is sat
isicd with it, then we shall advocate
this and other Northern States joining
in the Southern Confedoracy.
The experience of a multitude of
Doughtaces will attest the value of
this platform. The great trouble with
that class of politicians in the North
has heretofore been to harmonic their
platforms with Southern demands.
The Argus plan at once relieves them
of all difficulty. Under that, Democ-
racy is to consist of whatever the
South is satisfied with. 1t will require
very small amount of brains to be
Democrat then. ....
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28
A. Il. +. IIILDRETH, Editor.
St. Charles City, Iowa, March %, 1861.
DisuniOll.

The National Intelligenccr has an
editorial Of six and a half columns
entitled "Thc Past, Present, and Flu
turc," which is causing sensation in
political circles. 1t reviews the &C
ton of the seeding States severally ;
and jointly, takes positive grounds
against coercion, or the employment
of force in any way to restore the
Federal authority. The Intcllgcnccr's
opinion is that the existing difficulty
can only be settled by the intcrposi-
lion Of a general convention of the
States, and that the relation of the
seeding States to the Federal Govern
mcnt can be changed only by their
voluntary return to the Union fail
ing in that, the editor secs no way
open but to acknowledge their indie
pendence out of the Union. 1t is said
that several Republican leaders have
expressed similar opinions, but it is
equally true that they arc determined
ly opposed by many others.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

ANOTHER PoIxT SErrIEn.-In the bill
Of complaints filed by the Secession
lists against the government of the
United States, one Of the particulars
not the least dwelt upon was the rcfu-
sal of Gov. Dennison Of Ohio, to de-
liver up a fugitive from Kentucky, in
dictcd in that State for kidnapping,
upon the rcquisition Of Gov. McGollin
The refusal was based on the ground
that the offence with which the furi-
tive stood charged in Kentucky, was
not known to the laws of Ohio, and
that the State was pledged to the pro-
lection Of her own citizens, as against
any outside Jurisdiction, unless in case
Of the commission Of an offence rec
ognizcd as crime by her laws. Upon
this state of facts the matter was ia
ken before the Supreme Court of the
United States, and a decision was rcn-
dcrcd substantially vindicating the
position taken by the Governor of
Ohio. Thus one by one, all the points
relied upon by the Seccssionists in
vimdication Of their traitorous course,
whether involving questions of Con-
shtutional law or of fact, give way
when brought before the courts and
the tribunal Of history.-CAicago Tri-
Iygp
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

We arc panied to learn that our es-
tccmcd friend, L. d. Lampman, is rap
idly sinking under that fatal disease,
consumption. Mr.. Lampman has done
more than any other man to hasten the
building of the Cedar Falls and Min
ncseta Railroad, and it is melancholy
TO know that in the discharge of his
duties as engineer, swimming rivers,
camping out, and being exposed to
the many hardships incident to his vo-
cation, he contracted the disease
which it is said will soon terminate
his labors. He is a man of sterling
character and gave promise Of great
usefulness. We will not yet abandon
the hope Of his recovery.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28
Teonhers' drill

Notice is hereby given to the Teachers Of
Floyd County, and all intending to teach du-
ring the ensuing summer, that there will I've
Teachers Drill at Floyd commencing on Mon
day. April list, and continuing through the
week. 1t is earnestly hoped that all teachers,
and especially those who propose teaching the
coming summer, will avail themselves of this
opportunity to better prepare for their impor
tant work. Let us have a large number pres
ent on that occasion. The only expense to
any will he for board during the week
The following gentlemen will lac present and
take part in the instructions of the Drill:
IlEHvEY WILBUR, ESQ, J. w. SMITH, NJ. d.,
Rev. J.. J. McCLEILAND, }. CnEsToS WHITNEY.
There is no reason why this Drill may not
equal the Institute of last October.
At the close of the week. Teachers Ccrtiii-
Gates will he granted .trp Of charge to all who
desire them, and are found competent to teach
J. CnEsToN WHITNEY,
County Superintendent.
St. Charles CITY. March H. 1871.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

CAMFoRSA.-By Pony Express we
learn that the Legislature of Califor-
MA in joint session have had one bal
lot for United States Senator on the
Sth inst, with the following result
r. S. Phelps 80, McDougal 81, Weller
%, Nugent 9, Denver II, Whitcsides
5, lIoge .. The Republicans are cx-
pccted to cast their united strength for
any acceptable Union man, when such
a candidate can be brought forward
a series of strong Union resolutions
was passed by the Assembly ON the
18th.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

THE New BRIDGE.-Mcssrs. Spalding
& Townsend have nearl y completed
the woodwork Of the new bridge which
they are to erect over the Cedar river
at this place. The framing is nearly
all done, and one span is put together
upon the ground where the work is
done. From our slight knowledge of
such matters, we judge the work to
be we'll executed, and have no doubt
that the bridge when completed will
be highly acceptable to our citizens
and credit to the contractors. The
work Of putting in the piers and abut-
ments on which the bridge is to rest
will be commenced as soon as the wa
ter Of the river is low enough to ad
init of prosecuting the work to advan
tagc.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

The HousEHoLD JoURNAL.-Wc have
received the February number of this
interesting and valuable publication,
with request from the publishers to
notice and send paper This we
should take great pleasure i'll doing
could we have some assurance that
We should not be cheated ont of an ex-
change afterwards, as has been the
case with Casscll's Bible and other
publications that might be named.
Shall we have the Jouuol, gentle
men?
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

Miss Ada lsaacs Menkcn, lately
from the Bowery Theatre, New York,
and the young woman who, last sea
son, claimed to be the wife of IIccnan.
the " Bcnicia Boy" has been playing
a "star" engagement at the Academy
Of Music, Milwaukee. She drew
crowded houses. The Academy of
Music is in the hands of good mana
gers, and the play-going citizens of
Milwaukee now have a resort for
recreation and pleasure of which they
may justly be proud
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

commerce of New England can draw
The laboring classes are individually
connected with all that is valuable i'll
a community Of free people and free
. institutions like New England moro
than this, they arc its root and its sup,
port
"Thcrc can be no permanent en-
barge placed upon commerce having
such source, and fed by such streams
Destroy To-day all the existing mark,
cts for the consumption of New Eng
land industry, and in year other mar
kcts wouId be found her industrial
population would pour out from her
hillsidcs and valleys, and go forth to
discover new lands, people them, and
thus create markets as they have gone
forth in times past. They would in
vest Mexico as they have California,
and they would raise corn and wheat,
and cultivate farms along the rich
valleys of South America, as they
have all through the West"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

TExAs.-Thc Convention has passed
an ordinance declaring vacant the
Governor chair, and that the Secreta-
ry Of State account for his refusal to
appear before the Convention as did
the other officers upon due notification,
to take the oath of allegiance. Lieut..
Gov. Clark was to assume the Office
of Governor at once, and the Secreta-
ry of State was called upon to deliver
the great seal of Office and his official
documents. The Legislature met on
the 18th. 1t is not known what Hous-
ton will do.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

The steam Ferry Packet Allamakce,
Capt. sherwin, is plying regularly be-
tween McGrcgor and Prairie du Chen
and on every trip is heavily freightcd.
1t is thought that business will be bet
ter at that point the coming season
than was ever known before. See fer.
ry advertisement in another column.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

The n. Y. Commercials Washing
ton despatch says it is rumored the
secession movement is, under the in
Aucnce Of the Knights of the Golden
Circle, spreading in California and Or
cgon. 1t is thought the Federal
troops and officers there are true to
the Union. 1t was reported that the
Cabinet had the subject under consid-
Grafton.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28
CorOner'S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that 10y virtue of
~ ua'ditioHi c5yotaS duly issued Iy the
Clerk of the District Court of Floyd cuun-
ty. State OF Iowa, and to me directed, | have
levied on and shall offer for sale, at Public
Auction, at the City Hotel, in ST. Charles City
Floyd county, Iowa, Oh the 9th day of April
a. ID. 1861, ut one O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day, the following described property
10 wit
The southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of Section number twenty-siX, in
Township ninety seven north, of Range six
teen west, Of the 9Th principal meridian. stu
ate i'll Floyd county, Iowa levied on us the
property Of John Blunt, to satisfy said readtioni
etponas in favor of Chaunccy Welton, and
against John Blunt Henry c. Tatum and
Henry Dukes for Sl9l,75 and interest and
costs,
Dated, St Charles City. March %, A. d. 1861.
l3w2 GEO. T.. FROST. Coroner of
Floyd County, Iowa.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

The fremont House in Chicago,
with the entire row of connecting
brick buildings fronting on Lake
Street, has been raised up to grade,
without the cracking of a window cap
or the shivering of brick, and with
no interruption Of the business Of the
numerous tenants. The city where
such feats arc accomplished, cannot
be long inferior to any west of the At
lantic sea-board.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

TENNEsSGE.-Ev Every report from Ten
ncsscc indicates that her people are
strong for the Union Secession has
10 hold upon her sympathics, and in
no event will she desert the Stars and
Stripes. The following is an extract
from letter received from Kingston,
Roanc Comfy, East Tennessee
"Thc Inaugural gives general sat
isfaction in Tennessee. 1t is looked
upon as breathing the proper scnti-
mcnts, firm and conservative. Ten
ncssce knows her duty. She knows
her interest, and she will faithfully
perform the one and firmly abide by
and preserve the other"
4 good sentiment that.