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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28

We arc under obligations to Hon.
j. w. Grimes for various Congress
sional documents.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28

1H 11eeV3OO III 1V6C1
which cannot be surpassed in strength, dura-
biiity and economy of structure.
ALI BRIDGES WARRANTED.
In regard to his work, his promptness and
reliability, he respectfully refers to the follow
ing gentlemen Hon. Leander Clark, Toledo,
Iowa ii. Smith and Il. X. Eiankinson, Buck
lnghan. lama county Iowa q. w. Levalley.
Marvin Reeves, and c. T. Smced, of WavcrIy.
Brcmcr county, Iowa.
Address the undersigned, at Toledo, Tama
county Iowa; or at Waverly, Bremen county,
Iowa +. w. CROSBY.
February II, 1861 7tf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28

The greatest and noblest stand
against oppression, has ever been the
ink-stand.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28

Messrs. Spaulding & Townsend are
vigorously pushing forward the work
Of the new bridge in this town.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28

The Davenport Gazette chronicles several
severe accidents in that city caused by coast
ing down the bluffs On haud sleds.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
Communications.
For the 81. Charles City lntelligen
State Distribution Of Seeds.

Mr.. EDITOR Please state in your
paper, for the information of those
wanting seeds from this Office, that
the quantity for distribution the CON-
ing spring will be limited. In conse
quence of the failure of most of those
who have received seeds, &c, from
this Office to make full and fair trials
in their cultivation, to report upon
them, and to retain portion subject
to the order of this Office, some other
and more efficient plan must be adop-
ted. | have determined, therefore, at
least this year, to supply first, Agri-
cultural Clubs that have an efficient
organization, when am informed of
the names of the Secretaries and
their postoilicc address. Second, Coun-
ty Agricultural Societies, when notifi-
ed by the Secretaries thereof that they
want them. Third, to reliable indi-
viduals who may write to this Office
for them, in the order their applica-
lions are received.
Hon. James Harlan, Of the U. S. Sen
ate, has generously given to this Office
all his proportion of the seeds coming
from the Patent Office, believing that
through this medium they may fall in
to more discriminative and reliable
hands.
AS there appears to be great want
of pure Sugar Cane Seeds, l will have
fair quantity of several kinds, Oh
tanned at home and abroad. Also,
Tomato Seed, two new varieties Of
Cabbage, Hubbard Squash, &c, &c,
all very superior, sufficient, perhaps
to supply all demands, to limited
extent, at least enough to raise seed
for next years use.
Very respectfully yours,
WV. Duane WILSON,
Sec. Iowa Farmers College.
Des Moines, Feb, 1861.
Secretaries of Farmers Clubs and
Agricultural Societies should at once
report themselves to Gen. Wilson, as
requested above, giving their full post
Office address-name, town and coun-
ty.-Ep. INrELIGENcER.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
Sugar Cane Seed,

The experience of the past few years has
proved that the farmers of Iowa can produce
a Syrup for less than so cents per gallon.
which is equal to the imported and Southern
Syrnps, which cost twice us much. A good
crop will yield about 200 gallons per acre
Every farmer should raise it fol- home con.
sumption, and any surplus Will meet with
ready sale. Formerly great difficulty has
been to obtain reliable seed The subscriber
has quantity of seed, raised by S. HARDWOOD,
Esq, i'll Floyd county, Iowa, which is fully
ripe and is not mixed or hybridized with
broom corn. j. w. SMITH.
St Charles City, Jan. lG, 1861. 3tf
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
REHABILITATION

REHABILITATION.
Total free population of all the
States and Territories in the
United States. ............ 81. 647, 4S9
Slave population ........ 1893, 1853
This is the first publication Of the
new Census table in any paper or in
any form, so that, in this important
item" this paper is in advance of
all its contemporaries in the United
States. Chicago Journal.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
w heat Wanted

1n0 BUSHELS of wheat wanted in ex-
lOO change for County Warrants. Ap>
| ply to A. u. /. ulLDKETH,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
ole yntelligenter.
@ Westward the course Of empire takes It's way
St. Charles City, Iowa, Feb. %, 1861.

A. b. r. HILDRETH, Editor.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-28
+. W. CROSBY,
Bird &c Builder,
Plank Lattice Bridge,

\NOJLD respectfully invite the attention
wv nj III. M Ii. l.. |. :, ;....-..-.--I
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.

STATE OF VIRGINIA
County of CNmpbell-Cy of Lynchburg. to wit:
The foregoing statement sworn to and subscribed
at the City Of Lynchburg Virginia by John Robin Nc
Daniel. President, and Greed T. Willis Secretary of tn
Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company before me-
Notary Public in and for the county aforesaid, this the
oath day of January, 1861
H. V HARRIS. n. P. (Ssal)
The undersigned have at the request Of the Lynchburg
Hose and Fire Insurance Company. examined the follow,
ing list of Bonds in the foregoing statement and do cer
fy their value to be RI follows, viz
Ss9.94O Bonds Of Stockholders with personal
security-value s99.940
$500 Bonds of tho city of Lynchburg--,auc 3n,430
1000 Citizens Saving Bank Sock, 1900
1900 Mortgage Bonds Va and Tenn RR--
ID mortgage $500
10000 Mortgage Boads Va and Tenn RR-
Sd mortgage 1900
$4,000 Mortgage Bonds Orange and Alex. RR. 10000
Total actual market value of above securities $lS07O
WM NJ. BLACKBOARD, Cashier,
Exchange Bank Of Va, Lynchburg.
WH. L. SPENCE, Cashier
Bank of Virginia, Lynchburg,
wR, ABBOTT.
0fP. I. Sutton Co, Bankers, Lynchburg, Va
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SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION.

! pESOND LA I-llUkNlku DbSSlOh.
TUESDAY, June l8.
/ The Convention met in the Grove, pursuant
to adjournment, and was opened with prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Dobson, of Greene.
On motion OF Mr.. Butt r. of johnson, a
.hgeneral committee was nppoiPted by the Pres
expenses Of M the e4jj;s conytiyIss. tiy ID n'1 s'sA'
The following genilehen constituted said
| Committee
Messrs. Houk, of Anderson, Spears, of Bed
zoe, Kirkpatrick, of Blount, Cooper, of Camp
bell, Stover, of Carter, Butler, of johnson,
lnman, of Cooke, Sewell Of Claiborne, James,
of Granger Crawford of Greene, A. A. Kyle,
of Hawkins, Barton, of HANCOCK, Meek, of JEFF
ferson, Jackson, Of Knox, FNnklin, of Monroe,
Melton, of Morgan, McGaughey, of McMinn,
Matthews, of Meigs, Copeland, of Polk, Shell
! ley, Of Roane, Alexander, Of Sewer, Neither
land, of Sullivan, Westof Washington, Thorn
burgh, of Union.
On motion Of Hon. Horace Maynard, of
Knox, II WAS ordered that Committee of five
be appointed by the Chair to report to the
Convention basis of voting and all necessa-
ry rules of debate.
The following were appointed on said Com
mittee
Maynard, of Knox, Maxwell, of Washing
ton, A. Upton, of Carter, Alexander, of Roane,
White, of Hawkins. f
Various resolutions were presented and re-
ferred to the Committee under the rule.
Convention adjourned till 2 O'Clock 2. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Convention met at the College building
pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Maynard, from the Special Committee,
on the basis Of voting, &C., submitted the
following report:
Resolued. That upon a call of the ayes and
noes, each county shall be entitled to one
vote additional for every thousand votes cast
in the county at the recent election, and for
each fraction exceeding five hundred, and the
Secretary is instructed to prepare a scale in
conformity with this rule
Resolred, That for the purpose Of facilitating
the vote of the Convention, the members ftom
each county are directed to appoint their 6wn
chairman, who shall ascertain and report the
sense of the delegation upon any proposition.
Resoivsd, That the ayes and roes may be
called upon any proposition by any FIVE mem
bers Of the Con, ention. n
Rtsoiped, That in debate no county shall
be heard but once upon any questio by its
delegation until every other county desiring
to speak shall have been heard.
Resolved, That the call for the previous
question shall be sustained by a majority of
all the members.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Other resolutions were presented and refer
ed to the committee under the rule.
Convention adjourned till 8 o'clock to.
morrow morning.
Tri-weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1859-1861, 1861-06-25

VIM. Hciskell, of Monroe, ...
W. b. Staley, of Roane
ID. G. Trewhitt, of Hamilton,
r. NJ. Edwards, of Bradley,
j. Stonecipber, of Morgan,
L. G. Houk, of Anderson,
w. G. Brownlow, of Marion, (alternate,)
j. A. Cooper, of Campbell,
G. W. Bridges, of ,McNinn, -, ,-..
T. j. Matthews, Of Mees,
r. X. Byrd, of Cumberland, (alternatQ,)
VIM. NJ. Biggs, of Polk,
j. G. Spears. of Bledsoe,
e. Il. Jones, Of Claiborne,
Isaac Bayless, of Union,
II. G. Lea, of Granger .t
p Easterly, of Cooke.
S. G. Honeycutt, of Scott (alternatc,)
Il. S. Langley, of Fentress, alternate
On motion, Messrs. r. johnson, Brtton,
Rankin, Mcdowell, anG Vance, of Greene,
were appointed as Committee to provide for
the conv enience and comfort OF the: Conven-
tion during its session.
And then, on motion of Fleming, of Knox,
the Convention adjourned till o'clock to-
night.
NIGHT SESSION.
Convention met at the Court House pursu-
ant to adjournment.
On motion of Mr.. Netherland, of Hawkins,
it was ordered that all resolutions and docu-
ments offered to the Convention should be
first read and then referred to the Committee
on Business without debate.
Various propositions were offered and re-
ierred to the Committee under the rule.
Mr. Fleming, of Knox, offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the membess of the State
Legislature, now in attendance upon the Con-
venton be and they are hereby requested to
remain with us, until final and decisive action
has been had by the Convention.
Under suspension of the rule the resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Bunker, of Knox, the
Convention adjourned till o'clock tomorrow
morning.
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THIRD DAY-MoRSryG SESSION.

WEDNESDAY, June 10.
Convention met pursuant to adjournment,
and was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr..
Holtsinger, of Greene.
The Convention was sd6ressed'Nt length BY
several members, and there'bsing DO business
before il this morning, Co.
On motion it adjourned till-2 Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met at 2 o'clotk..
Mr.. Trigg. of Knox, from the Business Com
mittee submitted their report at length
Mr.. Teuple of Knox, presented series of
resolutions and gave notice that he would
offer them as a substitute for part OF The
COMMITTEES report.
After considerable debate, participated in
by Messrs. Baxter, Havis, Cliff, Brown, Myers,
Swami, Thsrnburgh, Arnold, Carter, Temple,
and others,
On motion, the substitute and ,hels. Res.
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STATE Of VIRGINIA.


County Of Can pbell--Cty If Lynchburg, to-wit:
The for ogoing certificate this day signed and
knowledged before me- Notary Public in and for the
county aforesaid. by VIM. NJ. Blackord Cashier of the
Exchange Bank of Virginia. at Lynchburg; william L.
Spence, Cashier of the Bank Of Virginia, at Lynchburg
aud W. X. Abbott, of the firm of r. T. Sutton 4 Co.,
Bankers ynchburg and they severaly declared that
they owned stock in said Company aud that they
nowise interested therein.
Given under my hand and seal. nj the city OF Lynch
burg the county and State aforesaid this the Oath day
II January, 1881, II. V. HARRIS, n. p. (Seal)
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cOMpTROLLER.S s OFFICE.


This Is TO certify, That the Lynchburg Hose and Fire
Insurance Company, located at Lynchburg in the State
Of Virginia. has complied with all the requirements of the
Code. the subject # Foreign Insurance Corporations.
in Sections 149S 1907 inclusive well the Act Of
slth Of March, $50, Chapter 2l5 Section 10 requiring
deyste with the Comptroller Of twenty thousand dollars
Il six per cent. Bonds Of the State.
And that J. Rayl the legally authorized Agent of
said Company in the city Of Knoxville, State If Tennes
gee. (mar7-t0 J. 7. DUNLAP. Cbmptroier.
aS- w.P ELLIOTT, JR, is the legally authorized
Agent Of the said Company to take risks in all the Couu
uss In East Tennessee except Knox.
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olution Of the Committee were referred back
to the Committee for further report to-mor-
row morning. a
Convention adjourned till O'Clock A. NJ
Tomorrow,
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a. single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will sava ten times ITS cost annually. ia
spALDINGS PREPARED GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEi
SAVE TIE PIECES |

SAVE THE PIECEs
ECONOMY DIsPATCHi
az "A s-IrcH IN TINE SAVES NINE" -HA
As accidents will happen, In well regulated fami-
tr ia very desirable TO have cheap and
lent way for repairing Furnituies Toys Crockery, ac
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household can afford
20 be without It. II Is always ready, and up to the stick
isg point.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
n IA Drush accompanies each Bottle. Price, IS
Eats Address,
HENRY c. sPALD1NG,
No. 4s Cedar Street, New York.
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sil4,sOo 90 sos, $50 OC
Total,
S323,7s4 90

5th. The amount of the liabilities of the Com
pany to Banks and other creditors, s34473 al
9Th. The amount Of Losses adjusted and due none
Ith The amount of Losses adjusted not due SlOS SS
sth. The amount of Losses nnatustei none
Wh. Ihe dc do In suspense waitng
proof none.
10th. The amount Of al IA, claims AGAINST
the Company (urpad dividends, &c.j 1000 %
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We hereby certify That the foregoing statemenis snb.
stantay true and correct TO the best of our knowledge
aud bcliof JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL President.
O. L. WILLIS Secretary
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CAUTION.

Ascertain unpncpied persons are attempting to palm
ID On the unssspecting public. limitations OF my PRE-
PARED 0LUk would caution all persons TO examine
bcs.re psrrhasine, and sse that the full name
1AS- sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE, "a
~tfa the ostsiie wrapper all others svindng coun-
IL orita
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copy OF Act marked "A"
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Jhe Tri.aveeklu M'hia.

KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Tuesday Morning, June rs, 1861.
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ENorthington, JH Norris, u North
inrton. JwM Gray,ss, !, venable, II vaught
Ale, Baker, A u Smith, John Murphy, @
Butler, Samuel Howard. J Norris.
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Personal Intelligence.

Mr. Van Limburg, Minister from Holland 10 tho United
States is stopping at the Clarendon Hotel.
The Hon. Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee, is in Louis
vile
Signor Brignol of the italian Opera; Captain Judkns
of the steamship Persia II. II. Cole Of Chicago c. H.
Wells Of Aurora and j. Parkhurst, of Springfield are
stopping at the Everett House.
Dr. james A. McCrea and family, Of Philadelphia War.
rem Barr of Washington; VIM Man, Of England j. Tabor
and family Of Detroit and A G. Day, Of Connecticut
stopping at the Gramercy Park HOTEL
Captain W. B. Hooper, Of Baitmorc A. Van Week and
wife, of Albany W. H. Candar, Of London; N. II. Doug
lass of Washington; j. b. LOomis of Springfield A. Morse
and wife, of New York; d. s. Gray Of Ohio; G. c. Scott
of Illinois; D. A. Brooks, of kentucky H. Morse of Rox-
bury and c. A. Wells Of Boston, stopping at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel
Iadd of tho United States Army; Dr.. Reschenberger
and family r. T. Bufum, of Providence r. r. Pierce, Of
Chicago; i. A. Hamilton Of Liverpool w. Mack, Of Gin.
snnat J. p Turner Of Massachusets Mr.. Lindsay and
wife. Of Quebec J. X. Partridge of Washington; p King
OF Indiana and McCark and II. Kane, Of Pttsfed are
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain Judkns of the steamship Persia H. Escher, Of
New York; A. c. Judson and wife, Mr.. L. g. Ton Eyck,
hrs Ten Eyck OF Albany Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wells, AURORA
w. D. Powell and c. H. Wells, New York; L. Molina and
servant Geo. Engs Of Newport General d. Tyler of
witch, Conn.,; G. II. Peabody, Of New York; John c.
Burgh Of West Point; p. Brigno, New York, and Mr.
Tlden Of Boston, are, stopping at the Everett House,
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HERaLn,
TIE NEW YORK. WEEALY


Tho Latest Intelligence from ths W.
W"r-sovere Fighting IN Western
ginta-The Siege and SURRENDER or l.
angton, MO.--Anairs I'm Ken tueIsy-scW
hom tho North Carolina CONst--Open-
Ing Day fan New York--The --latest
Ncws-Marlsets, &c., Sc.
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Carniiox Ferry Va, in which the Union Forces under
General Rosccrans compelled tho Rebel Floyd and bls
Troops 10 leave his Intrcncments and Retreat An Ac
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Central Park Concerts.

1hore will be music at the Central Park this afternoon
commencing at half past three O'clock If the weather is
fine. These musical entertainments are attended weekly
by very large numbers They paid for by private
subscription not from tho public funds Persons on foot
are allowed this day to upon certain plots Of grass
where the word "common" is posted. Tho following is
the programme Of to-day's musc:-
FIRST.
l. Overture to Euryanthe. Won Weber
2 Quickstep. "North Starr. .Meyorbeer
g. So ecton from the Oratoro OF st. Paul Mendessohn
PART SECOND
6. Selection from Zauberloto. .............. Mozart
O. Aria, s'Brishtest Eyes. .Siigelli
7. Waltz, ''lhe Ida". IL b. Dodworth
8. Spanish Constitutional Hymn
PART THIRD.
g. Selection from "Giurament1'. .Mcrcadante
10. Mazurka from lie prophete" .Meyerbeer
IL. "God save our Fatherland, y Union Hymn
rendered the Prize Committee. C. j. Hopkins
IL. Carnival Gaop.. McFarlane
National Medley. .Dodworth
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supreme Court-Chambers.

SEPT 27-Ioydl 4. Robbins ct ais Samuel s. Bo0y.
MAJ, ct als-Motion denied, with $40 costs.
The Managers, de-. Of the Society Of Juvenile Dein-
ouets and others John Rolf Ell dlsThe order In this
case must be resetted before Justice Hogeboom. The
motion for stay Is denied.
The Fulta. Bunk u.s. Jacob Litls-Moton granted and
$40 costs
John Munro w. Wn,. W. Wriahl-Motion granted on
conditions otherwise denied.
Joel Matick u.s. Chartes Knor It d1s-Motion denied,
with $40 costs, without prejudice.
In the matter Of TIE application dc, Of Margaret Wal
I0.--Reference ordered to Samuel Jones, Esq.
WiyIiam IL Milton Us. William W. Wrighk-The mo-
ton to strike denied with $40 costs TO the
defendant in case he succeeds at the trial.
Louis RyaOmet us. c. GENERALIZATION denied, with $40
COSTS
Lescis r. Amsinck ct ala. Patrick AcNdghtem AL
Motion granted, $40 costs.
Ed pdyd North Robert Sargent dl-The motion for
leave TO discontinue defendant Houghton and
proceed against the other defendants be denied
without prejudice, &c. No costa Of this motion 70 either
party,
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RECOVERY OF LIEUTENANT DEMPSEY.


Tho following letter yesterday received from Col
Corcosan of the Sixty ninth regiment BY Mrs Dempsey
whose husband lieutenant In theSecond regiment New
York State Militia, was wounded and taken prisoner at
the battle Of Bull run -
RICHMOND, Va, August 49, 1881.
Nns j. W. Dr,rsEY--I have this day received your
o<ter OF the 18th ns and In reply would say tat am
infinitely svud 10 be able inform you that your Nls
han Is now quite recovered from his injury and is in the
eoy ut Of moss excellent health and il confined in tao
same building with me and about fifty other officers Mr.
Dempsey sits by my side white write and informs mo
Tat he h written several letters you his arrival
here, and sent tho ass this morning have not re-
cefred snge limo in answer to my several COM
manscations 30 New York. Your letter, there
fore, has bosn the AIst pleasing intelligence
received Of fAe safety Of Father ORoilly and
my little nanese. had feared for the safety OF the
chaplar, had him about fifteen minutes befere
my arrest.
win you be good enough to sail Mss Corcoran, at No.
Prince street.
Mr. Dempsey desires to convey hs kindost love to
you, his moshcr his sister and child and alt his friends
have the honor to be, your obedient servant,
MICHAEL C04sCORAN.
Colonel Corcoran and Lieutenant Dempsey are among
the prisoners who have been sent to Castle Pnckney
IN Charleston harbor