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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
To Consumptives

l1NHS ADVERTISER, having been restored -
l. health in few weeks by very simple remedy, AZ.
ter having suffered several years with a severe lung A.
lection and that dread disease, Consumptionis anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers means Of cure
To all who desire he will send copy OF the prescrip-
cn used free of charged with the directions for prepa
ring and using the sne, which they will find suRh
CURE for CosrMhnoS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is 70
benefit the alile'ed, and spread information which no
c"nccivcs to be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
VIII try his remedy, it will cost them nothing and
may prove blessing. ...
fartes wishing the prescription will please addrossi
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiiamsburgh,
44yi Kings County, New York.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
MICHIGAN.

General Cass made a speech at Detroit, on
the national flag over their rooms. He was
strongly in favor of supporting the Union and
the Constitution under all circumstances. He
said that in crisis like the present it was the
duty of every citizen to stand by the govern,
ment. Oakland alone offers to raise one regi-
ment of troops, all that is required from the
entire State.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

Many are enquiring in what manner
the services of soldiers are to be ter
dcred to and accepted by the Govern
ment. AS We understand it, the Uni
ted States Army will receive no vol
unteers direct, except by enlistment at
regular recruiting stations. In re-
spending tie the call for Is, 900 troops,
made in the proclamation of the Presi-
dent, the volunteers lin this State, for
instancc) should enroll into companies
and offer their services to the Cover
nor,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
INDIANA.

The Bank of the State of Indiana has ten
dered to the Governor all the money that may
be necessary for present exigencies in furnish
ing Indianas quota of troops.
The first regiment of volunteers have left
for Washington.
Four companies are encamped on the State
fair grounds and five or six more were expect
cd on the 18th.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
To District Secretaries

Will those District Secretaries who have not
already, please send me a list of the sub drec.
tors, and the officers of the Board, of their re-
spective Townships
If any Directors have determined to purchase
Websters Dictionary, of which l have not
been informed, please certify to me at your
earliest convenience. Our schools need the
Dictionaries; let there be no delay in ordering
them. j. CHEsToN WHITNEY
st. Charles City, April 20, 1861.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

In MarIehead Mass, the other day while the recruits
were forming, one nan, CALLING mind his deserted
store aud his family which he was about 10 leave hest
tated for moment, when his wife in the most emphatic
manner exclaimed If you don't go I'll never live with
you any more" Another woman said "Here are my
two sons, am sorry have 10 60" In Miwau
kee wife asked her husband his company had volun.
teered lie wered, ",Yesn Shall you gos" she
asked. He hesated. "H You don't 90 IN put on your
uniform and 60 myself" said She There are thousands
cf such women in the Northern states.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

500 Massachusetts troops arrived al Philadelphia the
10Th. Most intense excitement prevailed Red, white
and blue dros illuminated the Continental Hotel Flags
were displayed every point Two thousand troops
drilling the Arsenal The City Council have, alta spe
eal meeting appropriated 81 600 900 To equip the voun
teers and provide for their families during their absence
from home The merchants have held a meeting for Q
similar pnrpoee.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

We see our exchanges state that
Mrs. Jane G. Swisshelm has obtained
divorce from her husband. The re-
verse is the fact-Jane was defendant
in the case. Her husband sued and
obtained divorce on the ground of
desertiOn
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

The Government has information
that the Unionists in Virginia, Mary
land and Missouri will raise contin-
gents, even though their respective
Governors should refuse to act under
the Presidents requisition.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
Common School Celebration

Teachers, Parents and all persons interested
in advancing the cause of education in this
county are requested to meet at st. Charles,
ON Saturday the LIST day of June, at o clock
p NJ, to appoint committees to make arrange
ments for a Common School Celebration on
the 4th OF july next, in which all the schools
in the county are requested to unite.
II. WILBUR,
J. G: WHITNEY, Committee.
A. w. FRENCH,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

to take the yard they will be blown to atoms.
The latest from Norfolk received at the Navy
Department, is that when Capt. Fendergras'
discovered that the channel was INSTRUCTED
he placed his ships broadside to Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and demanded that the OBJ
structions in the river be removed, else he
would level both places. 1t is added that the
citizens complied With tEs demand.
The rebellion is very formidable Several
Northern men have been expelled from Rich
mond, narrowly escaping with their lives
The Confederate flag was flying. Sherrart
Clemens was held there as a prisoner.
Com. Paulding says Gosport Navy Yard car
be held against 10, 900 men.
Orders were received from Governor Letch'
err to seize the Custom House at Wheeling
but Wheeling is strong for the Union and il
vigilantly guarded by the mayor for the
United States. The citizens were greatly ex-
cited at the news and declare that they will
stand by the stars and stripes. The same dis.
patch says Harper's Ferry is occupied by 5000
men and the widest excitement prevails
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
VERMONT.

Governor Fairbanks promptly convened the
Legislature on the 23d, and handsomely res
pended to the call of the Secretary of War for
troops. The land of Ethan Allen will do her
whole duty-and little over.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

The Charleston correspondent Of the New York Times
arrested in Charleston spy aud thrown into prs
on The British Consul 70 his rescue, claiming him
as British subject and threatening to send for the Bril-
sh fleet il he not promptly released The chvary
caved the correspondent, proceeded to Washington
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
DELAWARE.

At Wilmington the secessionists are over
awed by the prevalent Union sentiment. They
which was taken possession Of by the Govern
ment, and the project defeated.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

Frank Blair, of St. Lonis, will be
the Republican candidate for Speaker
on the assembling of the House on the
4th Of July.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

The Governor of Minnesota promptly res
pended to the call of the Government for
troops and issued call for volunteers on the
18th. Minnesota will do her duty.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

Once more We are compelled to say
TO our friends, don't write with pen
Gil If You want US to print it.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
Notice to Builders.

CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned until May nth. for tho
erection of a School House in Sub District
No. 2, st. Charles, according to plans and
specifications which may be found with him.
DAVID PETIT, Sub Director.
April "a, 1861. II
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

The President has issued orders to,
garrison Forts Washington, Monroe
and others.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
Distribution of Seeds.

The paid members of the ST. Charles Farm,
ers' Club will receive some choice seeds, b,
calling upon the Secretary,
April -, 1861. J. W. SMITH.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

Gen. Scott says that nothing could
be better than Major Anderson's con-
duct. He is entirely satisfied,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
M FRUIT TREES. =
NV. 81, @. BURROUGHS.

DEALERS in all kinds of Fruit and Orna.
IL mental Trees Shrubs, &C., Floyd, Floyd
county, Iowa, are now ready to supply the in
habitants of this country with all kinds of
both the Standard and Dwarf varieties also.
Evergrcens, Ornamental Trees, and all kinds
of Garden Shrubbery, too numerous to men
ton all Of which We will furnish as chean
as can be obtained this side of New York. We
will guarantee all Fruits true to order. Those
wishing to purchase will do well to call on us,
or apply by letter. before purchasing else,
where 52tf
Floyd, Floyd Co., Iowa, Dec. d, 1850.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
The Chicago Tribune talks thus to
the Tories in that city:

We say to the Tories and lickspit-
ties in this community, a patient and
reluctant, but at last an outraged and
maddened people, will no longer en-
dure your Kissing. You must keep
your venom sealed, or 80 down' There
is a Republic
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
VIRGINIA.


Governor Letcher's reply to Secretary Cam
eron, calling for the quota of troops, conclu-
ded thus:
"Your object is to subjugate the Southern
States, and a requisition has been made upon
me for troops. Such an object in my judg-
ment is not within the powers of the Consti-
tuition or the act of 1895, and viii not be COM
piled with. You have chosen to inaugurate
civil war, and having done so, We will meet
it in spirit as determined as the administra.
ton has exhibited towards the South"
Gentlemen from Richmond confirm the re-
port that the act Of secession had passed the
convention by large majority, The members
were sworn to secrecy. The time for its Off
cial PRONUNCIATION has not yet arrived, meas
urcs of military character having first to be
copsummated.
The VirginiauS, by order Of Governor Letch-
er, have been obstrueting the channel at Nor
folk navy yard by sinking vessels, to prevent
the egress of war vessels.
The Navy Yard is protected by the guns Of
the vessels moored of the yard, and those in
command are fully prepared for any emergen.
cy, and if any attempt is made by Virginians
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25
MISSOURI.

The following is Gov. Jackson's reply to
Secretary Cameron:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, MIssoURI--JErFER
son CITY, l7th.-Sir Your dispatch of the
18th inst, making a call on Missouri for foul
regiments of men for immediate service, has
been received. There can be. apprehend, nc
doubt but these men are intended TO form part
of the Presidents army to max. war upon the
people of the Southern States. Your requisi.
ton, in my judgment, is Illegal, unconstitu-
tional and revolutionary in its object and
cannot be complied with. Not one man will
the State of Missouri furnish to carry on such
an unholy warfare.
(SigneD c. +. JACKSON,
Governor of Missouri.
Notwithstanding the disloyalty of the Gov
ernor, the Union men of Missouri are firm,
and are determined to support the Administra-
ton. In st. Louis the secessionists are prowl-
ing about the Arsenal like jackals, and scent
ing weak point of attack but the COM
manding officer, Captain Lyons, is true, and
prepared for any emergency.
Governor jackson left the city on Sunday
morning for the Capital. He is still plotting
treason but the people have their eyes on
him.
The Missouri Republican has gone over to
the rebels but it is nothing more than was
expected. 1t is believed that the great mass
OF the people there are with the old flag.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-04-25

See advertisement of Prof. l.. Millers Hair
lnvisorator, and Liquid Hair Dye, in another
column. 42yl.
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Scssss ~ 1Hs LIS or A JoUssEysAN
PgISTES.-Ihe great travelling prop*nslti@s
-! ''the craft ARE VIII known. The writer
has travelled from the head waters - the
mnuih OF the Mseiss! ppi river; Tcm che ~
lantic 30 tbe t.te.iic ocean. and in aiIaos
every town, village aaa city We hive seen
one or Iaore with whom we had iong b"for',
and in far-oG places, grasprd his hand IL
cordial friendship Among tie mbers
of the " Ar; gvgservattve Of AL Arts are
40 b feasd solHe o1t and eccentric cha
r ctesS, Woo care uaucht for money, and
<xho. whe1 taeir last dime is spent, seek
lodgings A. = printing office While IL
S-u - GciSco, & Jew wears since,
knew an Odd printer, who got GA n "tare'
SUD fonai hls way, late in the eYeGlHG, into
ofiice. Tbs 'b9Ss' pat him 80 baG' ou
ths floor, uHa~r hand press. " han he
awos@, soGir tiia" after. he graspsi the leg
OF III iron press, aud thinklug IA" had hold
OF his own leg, exclaimed, boys, WI :
h--it OF a cr.tGp We got ia my leg . We
w the old cbap some time inward Ia Con
q les. Texas, and was pleased 10 learn thAt
he ha3 completely reformed rom the PERM
cioGs IA Bit OF drinking Intoxicating liquor.
More anon.
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s4gG0taExzAsa, AauzJOEs@, xe

az CASKS HANS, SIDES, AND sHO,p.-
20 DERs.
80 kegs prime Leaf LARD.
$500 lbs. prime country cured SIpES-s1enll
10 toIs No Z Leaf LARD.
100 bb's. 2torTis5S Nos. !. ? and sue 4.
50 DO. lowering Crushed aud Powder j
SUGAR.
o. hhds. n. o. choice SUGAR.
- hJls \. o. CU7a MJLAESES
Portiani and iorfiNa SIRUP.
80 sacks SALT.
80 bbs TsmlIs RUN.
81 bb!s r. 4. tilart's Mountain WHI&KEY
leo DO Geo Baokss do. 10.
is IS DO. p pa1e ol9 AprLE BRANDY. DO
10 do. I'm. FRENCH BRANDY and GIN.
10 bbis. Pure Holland GIN.
81 baskets uciIsiek & Go. CHAMPAGNE.
- half chests fine Guupowder TIA.
To- half chests BlacI. TEA
. tjerceS RICE.
goo boxes Taiow CAEDI
TO do. S0AP, different kinds
100 gro Shaughge aad Telegraph MATCHES.
100 Kegs Bread SODA.
80 h-xes fine Chewing TOBACCO.
$50 dozen 3ir5. Aill.r's smoking do.
80 bags prime Rio COFFEE.
$50 bis. No. | Gut Family Roe, and Gross
IERSIECyS.
50 bills n. Family STAp.
IS hsf bbls SaAD RIOS.
IT - & ENE 1 fDh I E4hS.
Cotton Lines, Fig-Biueine. Buckets, Brcoms
Tubs, ard every thiug III the Grocery line.
E5r saiaby ~. b. JONES 4 co,
o. l7-2w i5fa st., bet Main at Cary.
HARVEY. AEMISTEAD \ WILLIAMS
I have for sale
SODA, kegs LARD:
SOLE LEATHER;
Old prime Englisa Dairy CHEESE;
L G A Z $;
ATEW SUPPLY or
n ASSORTED liquors,
CIGARS, Ae,D T0EACCO.
l have Just received via New Orleans
300,00a CIGARS.
French BRANDIEs and WINES
Alsc, received from the mountains Of Virginia,
a isI re supply OF
Old WHisKEYs and APPLE BRANpIEs.
would call particular attention Army SUIT
iers. Prompt attention paiito au orders.
S GUGG ENBEIMER,
liz Franklin ST., near Governor
oe a-lw~ Fiehn"na Va
oSN lbs ,!,S Il FRESH t HOPS, COW
2.''0 lbs H prime i,sso SqjFy Shoulders and
: hads. New Orleans SUGAR, at
I2B ceats,
- boxes ! I.u4ntiue Star Z = N
DIES,
Black Tea
SO basket superior CHAMPAGNE
NISE,
For sale low az retail by
J. Z. ROBERTSON,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets,
ALSO, RECEiEIN(f--
10 bb!s Country SOAP,
50 rsirxiaS Copatty LARD,
$50 bbis. Fam'ly, Extra sud Supr. FLOUR
- fIkins fresh Mountain BUTTER
oc 2-lln
s,NAMILY GROCERY.-SAMUET. C. GREEN
= HOW, Of the late arm OF Burton & Green
how, viii continue the FAMILY GROCERY BII,
SiNESS at the Old stand and viii keep constantly
LIQUORS and TEAS and respectfully solicits the
patronage so generously extended to the old firm
Sc :-ts
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n OTICE.-Being induced by III bsalth to re-
~ tire from business the subscriber has 6is.
posed oi his stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, and
FIXTURES, In the cry Of Richmond, 10 Mr. Wal.
ID SUIT, who has been in his esnploy for more
Than five years, sud who is already so favorahiy
known 70 his patrons aud fr.epds He aoteita for
ns successor thai generous patronage heretofore be-
slowed On himself
JOHN W. GARLICK, NJ ID.
N B.-An persona indebted TO the subscriber
are earnestly requested TO settle their bills while
those having claims against him will present Them
Mr.. SCOTT viii attend the sane al The old stand
JN0. W. GARLICK
Richmond, Oct 10th, 1861.
To- kOtlCE.-The subscriber expects If bis
health perallis, to resume The manufacture OF hs
taEMpIE'S BAKING POWDER sf thu sasr;e
psEee. on sd extended sese, 10 aeon a. tia seHth,
efa lgFta are spsvsa VI shsl g. say igfpssl LAP
ssaHislss s0assasls
q lIssls JNf. ", tlAaIlas.
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ns-MfSSINCi PACKNCfr.S-Nr C-S M

EEMiSSING PACKAGE s Mr. q. y. E>ai.
L&Ni, WHO is Authorized 6y the Alabau1a aii As
'ciSti.'n "a take T secession of gui forward all
hoaes Tor Alabama volunteers. r.qaests rs 10 say
that II the*so'di-rs will write 10 him kiclra nd
fvsefibirg any missing packages or trunks, he vii
look them M aud See tha- tn safely delivered
lie viii also perform the service in behalf o
solters from other states, their application.
All letters should he addressed to C.. 5 ENG
LAND. care OF Re. L.umpkia, Richmond, Va.
ec lT-R.t
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O8PITAf. or THE MEDICAL COZ
LEGE or NJRGINiA.-This Hospital
erected by lie h3sraiity Of the State, at cost or
1ofc d Al s.}u GuO i nov completed and open for
te= reception Of patients Il is admirably adapted
by its Plan Tor the accommodation 81 the SICK ard
il, furnished with every convenience requisite for
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a.a-9lt 10 the Medical College w.tile retired end
airy. = u ta, sai4e time central END convenient CT
access FROM al, parts OF the cit.
sac patients are ura4r the igalne1iate charge OF
tae Professors Of tue College, (wh0 make daily
vizite} assisted by competent Resident Phys
cian.
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@a-ax5kAR. sssssss..a

Es MORE NEW 3oODS.--We are receiving
3 aat ( ng,isa PRINTS.
pr7a'ed NOUS LINE DELAINES.
White FL ANSbLS.
Canton t l. : NNELS
Il own DRltLINCS.
brosn SHiR ClNGN ani Sill 2ETINGS.
VI '.:3c AMI colorod BLANKETS
b'ue and Black SATTiNE IS.
tirsy and orb NJ irARE CLOTHS.
Black Patent TIRE A d.
spool COTTON. Sc, sc.
oc la--St WATKINS & FfCKI.tN.
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Kirlmun1 Dispatrb.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. .OUT. Is, 1851.
Written for the Richmond pisna'eh.l
TO THOMAS TAYLOR.


ID - Ia IN Try i esr bfotherl
- vsrg nil - c5srs VS..
EeTsf5s res ny rSrgth, ray brother
Ealing Eks he 50 lag sun.
Oh non laws seb ,r'd saofe with sssl
The ,'sTet OF eiheFst oshe aad ht Al
Attending 'hoW t--tbe IN dier's couch,
In na'sss.is h+ar we a cay,
Fearing no. infe lt3gs t3srt,
2 hon shy' Il he pre-. iaus iife away
Thy county Is gsad religion laws
A Ia sr.sfr maze thee Ia her cause.
As Christian saea did'ss ventrre--tvy
To heal the wound and iiis the head,
An did the sufferers WAITS spply
when tossing on his feyeresi bed
Salntiy Try uissitn-~sN nrooisins.
Ard hsilaw'5i lives tbs hGoofsd Gar3s.
We l"ok upon thy vacant char
AMI yves p in silence thou art gone
fa feel thy spiri; hovers near
Fay cher, b 81 losei oaee left aioDe
WISH ange. wings p~c'ect them br tAer,
Thy orphan Children sui taei- mother.
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s. EDE RENE. AND FURNITURE FOR
~ALE.--1he subscribe wishing 10 retire from the
business VIA sell the Furniture and XIV Of this
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rave oppor ml'ty j, now 1ere7, The House and
Farriure being ia fir-trata condition. -cr re~nls
Apply 20 WILLIAM NJ 9EERT,
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