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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
Notice.
To Edwin Andrews, defendant /:

To Edwin Andrews, defendant
You arc hereby notified that on or before
the 25th day of September 1862, there win
be on file in the Office of the Clerk Of the Iis-
trict Court of Floyd county, Iowa, q petition
OF Loren q. Burroughs. claiming Of you the
sum of $4,000 and interest ut the rate Of ten
per cent per annum from September 22d, 1850
as money due on a certain promissory note,
and mortgage to secure the payment Of the
same, each dated September 23d. 1860, and
also claiming Of you the foreclosure Of said
mortgage And unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second day of
the next term Of the District Court OF said
Floyd county, said term to commence on the
Sd day of November, 1892, your default will
be entered, and Judgment and decree render
ed thereon in accordance with the prayer Of
said petition.
STARR & PATTERSON,
3Sw4 Attorneys for Plaihtiff.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
Republican Town Caucus

The Republican Electors of ST. Charles
township will meet at the School House In
Charles City on Saturday evening, Oct nth,
1861, AT u clock, for the purpose of nominal
ting County Supervisor, three Township
Trustees, Township Assessor, a Township
Clerk, two Justices of the Peace, two Consta-
blcs, and a Supervisor of Roads in each of the
Road Districts of the Township. Also to
transact any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
f. A. TELLING,
For Township Committee.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

The citizens of Davenport: lately
had monster meeting to endorse the
emancipation proclamation of the
President and discuss State issues.
The speakers we're Senator Grimes,
5. Z. Adams and Hiram Price. Eve
ry allusion of the speakers to the cer-
tain overthrow of slavery was receiv-
ed with great applause.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

The two great sensation rumors,
that the rebels arc about to propose
terms of peace and that Sigcl has re-
signed on account of i'll usage, are
both contradicted.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

Votes for the different townships oil
this county are now printed and rea,
dy for delivery at this Office. Remcm.
Der that next Tuesday will he election
day. The township Committees
should not fail to see that ballots are
supplied to their respective townships
in due season.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

There is reason to believe that the
origin Of the late troubles with the
Northwestern Indians can be indis
putably fixed upon British cmmissa
ries. Investigations will soon be Sc,
afoot, and it is believed that this as
sertion can be established beyond a
doubt. 1t is known that Enfield RI
fes in large numbers have been ship
ped to them up the st. Lawrence Riy.
Chicago Times.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
LIBERTY!
The Constitution and the Union

The citizens of the Third Congress
sional District, irrespective Of former
political parties, will be addressed al
the following times and places, and a,
the hour named, by
WIN. B. ALLISON,
S. p. ADAMS,
II. A. WILTSE,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

T. Is. Eastman, of this place, has
received the appointment of Assistant
Assessor under j. L. jarrett, of Du-
buque, who is Government Assessor
for the Sd Congressional District.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
Bolivar. Tenn. Sent. 26. 1862

4
FRIEND HILDRErH - What a vast
change has taken place in the condi.
ton of our military affairs since the
crusade against Richmond From a
position which was almost within
sound of the church bells of the
rebel capital, our troops have been
forced back within the lines of de-
fences of the city of Washington.
Among our Eastern Generals there
seems to be continual envy and jeal-
ousy, each striving to undo the other.
The people of the great Northwest
send a man well skilled in the art of
war, an for while Aattcr themselves
that he will retrieve the misfortunes
which have followed us from the walls
of Richmond. But those old West
Pointers cannot let any man do what
they have failed to perform. Being
more skilled in intrigue, and backward
strategic" movements, than in fight
ing, they conspire against their West.
ern comrade, and forthwith he is re-
moved. The result is, that Lee and
jackson outgcneral them, flank them
right and left at pleasure, and with
an inferior force, armed in an inferior
manner, drive the finest army of mod
ern times before them, for the one rea-
son that the generals are inefficient.
Friend Hildreth, are these the men
to restore us the Union and bring us
safe through our present crisis, the
darkest hours our Nation has ever
seen? Are these the men who are
striving to carry out the principles Of
Washington, Jefferson, and the noble
founders and trainers Of our Govern
ment
The rebels, although carrying on an
unjust war, are fighting with unity
OF purpose which we must admire.
All private feuds are laid aside until
the one great object is attained. /
have no fears as to the ultimate sue
cess OF our arms. If we are whipped
it will not be the fault of the soldiers,
but due solely to the jealousy and i'm
becility of our Generals.
Major General Hurlbut has been
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
[PVBLIC-No. 1c6. I

AN ACT to amend the Act calling forth the
Militia 10 execute the Laws of the Union.
suppress Instructions, and repel InvasiOns,
approved February twenty -eight, seventeen
hundred and ninety five, and the acts amen
datory thereof, and for other purposes.
BE essaced ~ The Ss,ote ond House Of Representative
~ he Tinted &dtes g America In Congress oss7aLled That
whenever the President Of the United States
shall call forth the militia of the States TO be
employed in the service Of the United States.
he may specify in his call the period for which
such service will be required, not exceeding
niue months and the militia so called shall
be mustered In and continue TO serve for and
during the term so specified, unless sooner dis.
charged by command of the President. Ifby
reason of defects in existing laws. or in thu
execution Of them, in the several States
or any Of them, it shall he found necessary
To provide for enrolling the militia and other
wise putting this act into execution, the Pres
ident is authorized in such cases to make all
necessary rules and regulations and the en-.
rolment Of the militia shall in all cases in.
clude all able-bodied male citizens between
the ages Of eighteen and forty-five, and shall
be apportioned among the States according to
representative population.
SEC. ?. And De further enacted, That the mi
litia. when SO called into service, shall lie or
ganised in the mode prescribed by law for vol.
unteers.
SIC. 3. And be further enacted, That the
President be, and he is hereby, authorized in
addition to the volunteer forces which he Is
now authorized by law to raise. to accept the
seryiccs OF any number of volunteers, not cx-
ceeding one hundred thousand, ms infantry,
for period of nine months, unless sooner dis
charged. And every soldier who shall enlist
under the provisions of this section shall re-
ceive his first months pay, and also twenty
five dollars as bounty, upon the mastering Of
his company or regiment into the service OF
the United States. And all provisions of law
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

Capt. w. ID. Porter has been made
Q Commodore, for destroying the reb-
ell ram Arkansas. capturing Natchez,
and performing other naval exploits.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

No BETTER Poor REouIREp.-It has
not yet been publicly denied, that the
Chemical Saleratus made by ID. b.
DeLand & Co., is all that it's friends
have claimed-that it is a pure and
wholesome article. This cannot be
denied in the face of the testimony OF
chemists and those best qualified to
judge. 1t is fact that the Chemical
Saleratus is the most popular kind
among housewives. This constitutes
the most complete proof that can be
required, of the superiority of the ar
ticlc. 1t is sold at wholesale by the
manufacturers at Fairport, Monroe
Co., New York, and at retail by re-
spectacle dealers generally.
For sale by all the Wholesale Gro.
GERS in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
Attention COMPANY!

There will be drill of the st. Charles Home
Guards at the School House in Charles City,
commencing Saturday, Oct. II, A. d. 1862, It
l o'clock 7. NJ All are requested to attend.
5. o. PAGE, Captain.
J. G. PATTERSON, Orderly Sergeant
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
DISSOLUTION OF coPARTNERsHIP

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has this day Withdrawn his counec-
ton and dissolved all partnership in and with
the association or company doing business in
Floyd, Floyd County, Iowa, and known un>
der the title or firm name of the Floyd Coun-
" Union Store. ENOCH BUCK.
Floyd, Floyd County, 0,ca, 4ug4st 30, 1892
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

The slave trade on the coast of AZ
RIGA has nearly ceased since the treaty
with Great Britain.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

The following is Gen. Pope's des-
patch to the War Department
Fl st. Paul, Sept. &c, 1862.
Major General Halleck, General-n-C Chief:
Dispatches from Col. Sibiey. just
received, announce sharp engage
mcnt with the Sioux Indians near Vel
low Medicine. About 81 Indians were
killed and many wounded. Our loss
was five killed and thirty-four wound
ed. The Indians fell back towards
Lac qui Parlc. Sibley is following
them. JOHN PORE, Maj Gen.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
The Houston (Texas) telegram @

The Houston (Texas) Telegraph of
the Sd inst. says:
"The question whether Sam Hous-
ton is alive or not is agitating the
press both north and south. We an
swcr it. He is alive and compare
lively well, residing at his place on
Cedar Point, few miles from this
city" ss
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

All newspapers in the District arc
requested to copy the above.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09
Notice.

Until further notice will be at my Office in
Charles City on Tuesdays of each week for tha
transaction of such business as may properly
come before me. VIM. III. JOHNSON,
onnty Judge Of FLOYD - atty.
January 6, 1862. Stt
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

Treasury, or should said expenditures be found
to bc equal to the tax, the deduction or dis
count of fifteen per centum, as prescribed in
the fifty-third section of the said recited act,
shall be allowed on the whole amount thus
apportioned.
Approved, July IL, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-10-09

geons, embracing lists of the killed
and wounded.
Very respectfully your obedicnt
servant. III. II. SHELLEY, Col. Com.
, 1862-06-05
Special Notirts.



or Dr. L. CLLPEAY s already secured position vb,eh
places its proprietor far above the envy ana
professional malice In the schools Of France tbs hrheSt
prizes Omen awarded to practitioners In this depAFtb
medical SCIENCE and they occupy with others an eouHT
lofty position In the profession Ricord lustFious eT
ample, shining light among the philosophical stars Of ha
age Europe and Dr. CEapkay has fully equaed him in thS
country as proof Of which, the Philadelphia COere N
Medicine compmsnted him with Diploma the hOnoFaTv
dd eWRd degree Selecting this his field Of Operaton
although qualified graduate Of the University Of PeSh
and the late Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian ReVounnaFv
army for extended abors Dr. l. CEapkay hes bent
his attention the Of chronic and private "a
eases whsh he has become great expert that he &
regarded the leader In this branch Of his pFoe1ao0
throughout the United States and his portrait and boaphv
published matter Of interest their readers he mod
exclusive journals The Doctors oHess his MedeSl
and Surgical Institute Sacramento street. Of LdsS
dorH nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mall steam.
ship Company.
~ Vie ask the particular attention Of readers 10 The
certificates Of remarkable in another column 4
this paper.
DR. J. CZAPKAY's private Medical and Rursiea In,,,
Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite ~
Pacific Mail Steamship Companys ONCE Fan PfanelIen ma
Doctor offers free consultation and asks remuneratloS
unless he effects
~ Persons wishing to lose time In correSpoDdsno.
please enclose go their etter and they will get immediate
attention to their cases.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, MD,
5l8u San Francisco, CAL
, 1862-06-05
VICTOR SMITH AND TIE CrsTonIs.

As our readers are already aware, Victor
Smith has been ordered home to give an account
of his stewardship. His career on the Sound
has been short but lively, and has given rise to
more comment than is usually bestowed upon
the conduct of Federal officials. 1t is rumored
that he is a defautcr to a heavy amount, for
which nobody is liable or responsible, as Victor
had given no bonds for the faithful discharge of
his duties. If this is true, We must say it is
rather loose way Of doing business, for which
Secretary Chase should be taken to task.
The Northeast notices the change in the Gus
tom House as follows
First Lieut. Merriman, of the Revenue Cutter
Joe Lane, is now acting Collector of this district
and will no doubt make thorough investigation
Of the very strange conduct Of its late occupant
Just before Victor shook the sand Of his town
classic Port Townsend from his boots, he ap-
pointed Major J. j. II. Van Bokkelen an Inspector,
the commission to be in force until three days
alter Victor's return to this place II the Major
had lease Of life until the expiration Of his com
mission, Methuselah would have to take back
seat I'M. II. Hitchcock was also commissioned
az Inspector at Dungen, IS by Victor after his aTri
val in Victoria, but when he came over here to e
sworntn, the acting Collector declined to recognize
as legal any act Of Mr. Smith out of the District,
and under a foreign flag. This, under the circum.
stances, was very proper, and Victor will pleasr
consider "that lumber" as in Sdtu quo until the
title Of the government to il is examined. His
rejected address" has gone to Olympia TO en-
deavof to tind opportunity to serve bis country in
the Indian Department, but We hope Mr.. Hale
will bestow no appointment so unworthily.
~
FRIGnTFUL REsULrs OF MEDICAL CARELEssNEss.
The Victoria Pres says "the recent advent
Of smallpox among the Indian tribes in our
midst naturally had the tendency to creSte
desire for vaccination and re.vaccinaton amongst
the inhabitants Of Victoria. The remedy, how.
ever, in some instances, has proved much worse
than the disease; for taking the vaccine matter
from Indians, as we hear has been done in sew.
eral cases, the doctor has actually inOculated
the person with disease even more loathSOme
than the smallpox. One Of these casrs occurred
but few days ago-the victim being 4 child
The result is perfectly frightful, aud should be a
terrible warning to doctors, as well as to heads
Of families" .r .s.. ......
, 1862-06-05
Irsal 9drrrtisrmrnts.
SHERIEE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND ORDER
ID Of sale foreclosure Of mortgage, directed b.
the District Court In and for the Third Judicial District 81
Washington Territory, wherein HENRY ROEDER and UIie
plAntns and A. c. LATSON defendant have levied
upon sesd and taken into execution. aud will proceed %
sell according to law the premises, Ia said District on
FRIDAY, the 9th day Of June D. 1902 at O'Clock IN The
afternoon the prOeTty Of said the following
deseEbsd premises, to Wit:
An undv ded Ohs.third and all that property
known the WhAtcom Mills situate lying and being IN ne
County Of whAteOm, Washington Territory together With an
and singular the hered and theFeunO
belonging In any wise AppeAinnE; said interest being
the sold by these plaintiffs to the defendant Gna
mortgaEsd by him TO planti forth the complans
Aled In this action.
WI J. KELLY,
52I Sheriff Of Whateom County W.T.
, 1862-06-05

In the general haste aud cagerness to get early
to the mines, few stopped to consider the best,
safest, and cheapest routes and not until the
journey has been half or wholly completed have
the victims discovered their folly This has
been the case with nearly all Of those who have
gone to Salmon River from Puget Sound, and
especially from this county. They discovered,
when too late, that better, safer and cheaper
route existed across the mountains direct to
Walla Walla. Thus far We believe, but one
small party, consisting Of four persons, (Messrs.
Light, Roe, Daniels and PetC) have taken this
route and, when last heard from, had reached
Lewiston ahead Of others who started some
River. The party mentioned expended each
eight dollars only their outfits, carrying their
provisions on their backs. A letter was received
the other day from one Of our citizens dated at
the Dcs Chutes, in which he says that it bad
cost him $3.50 to reach that place; he had sold
his watch to help him on the way, and, at the
time Of writing, was the possessor Of rs cents
only with which to reach the mines. lie heartily
wished himself home again, in possession Of the
property which he had sacrificed to obtain his
on,s, o,har, rho h.v, 49, o,o, ,..ao. s,,,s
O"'"'' 0'"s's' ""o ""'' '@Ns" even 'I' s.' Su'"'
oi money 70 deIray thelr expenses via the CoIum-
bia River, have been heard from at various points,
getting SLOWLY and YEARLY on toward their iour-
nov,s oDd
-
we give the ABOVE examples oy way oi pre-
face to the following, which We take from the
Overland Press of Monday last. Let il be well
DoDdsred bv ,bos. ,rbo s,;l, coDtcmpI.,o ooino
70 salmon h'Ver:-
10 the intending Salmon River miners from
Puget Sound we recommend a perusal Of the
following extract from 4 letter written by W. S.
Ebey, Of Whidby's Island Il is dated at the
, 1862-06-05
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTErLAcooM. w.
Thursday Morning, June S. 1862.

~ Al the request and for the accOmmOda
ton Of friends in Olympia, We have appointed
Mr.. Williams, the Postmaster, agentin that place
ior the PUGET SOUND HERALD, with authority to
receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the sane Mr.. Williams will receive
weekly limited number Of copies Of the paper
S0r sale. @
, 1862-06-05
NToTTCm-

DARTlEs sEEKIHe T5FURNIsH suFprIns
of any hind % ne Troops .. ih posi maa Or. submit
unsquyOsa evidence ef their loyalty % The uBea sss
Government otherwise their propositions u not b enter
tained.
] iq NEWTON IsRAEI,
% Lieut. sth Inf cal. Vols. X
. Iorss.slasson. ". Z. Nay slA. lssa. a IL
, 1862-06-05

YEAsr PowDERs Every housekeeper knows
how difficult il is 70 make good bread, and we
therefore take pleasure in calling attention TO the
fact that % insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread Il is only necessary to use
Redington 4 COS Yeast Powders, which in every
respect excel all similar prsparstOns ever offered
70 the public. See ADVERTISEMENT in another
column. - nre 3 5ig lt
, 1862-06-05

GEN. HUNTERS PROCLAMATION.
1t appears, by late adviceS, that Gen Hunter :
proclamation Of martial law, and consequent free.
dom to the slave, is not endorsed by the Presi'
dent; and hence, for the present. the step lnl'
tiated by Fremont Will not become the policy OF
the Government. The Doctor, in his Standard
OF Saturday last seems to swallow the procIa'
nation win pleasure, and is reauy Tor more out
as the news OF the Presidents diSapproval has
since arrived he can craWish' and give his views
on tue other s'de. lie swallowed all the acts OF
"hAes IN the Mason ana S!ldelI SEIZURE until
us octS were u'Sc'a'"'eu oy the Administration; !;
'"e" "s us.ou".eu aH "no u'u not asIee WIN
inc Administrator IN tnat one th'ng as traitors
inS coor oi Dr' nenry ponucs Is Always pre-
cSt'y 10 Sna"e IKE that o' the powers that be !;
ana IL oy any ACCIDENT ne should dip his brush
'm'o Tue wrong pot 'or the nrst coat when he
discovers no" uhIlEe IL is 10 MS model oi inter-
est ne dauoS on a new coal, and horrible dau6
"e seneta,Iy makes o' IT, lie Is now drawing a
sa'a'y 0' SoUVO per year 'or n'Scharg'ng the du'
ues VI q" on''e tut wn'e" ne Is '"ta''y nncOmpe-
'e''' 10 We" SS "'o'a"y u"'l'' anu ne Is reauy 10
.uOP' a"I'n"s' cry lot s'fa'g"t-out NePuoncans'
LOT O"'On'S's Tor Aool't'onlsts and secesSlonIsts
u Oy 50 crying ne can wIn' he has uttered a
'l'se statement to the world IN regard to the com
p'e%'Oh Of tue last legislature; and noW' under
'ne cry o' Oh;onlsm' ne expects to impress upon
the people OF this Territory the idea that he is
the refined embodiment OF patriotism. He has
some dlrty comPatriots' whose biographies briefly
and POintedly toId' would show the quintessence
OF VCnali'y: men in this Territory who' only
eighteen months since, we're the open advocates
Of slavery and who declared the South would be
right IN refusing to abide the election Of Re-
publican President, are now among the most
lOud'mOuthed Union men, only because no POlit-
ical or Official success could reward their cOntin-
uancO on the other side. These men are now
cheek'by;jowl with the Surveyor General.
The Doctor eau afford to talk UniOnism, but
be isvery careful not to expose that precious life
Of his in behalf Of his country. The noble,
hIgh-minded, sterling yeOnanry, mechanics, aTti-
sans, and professional men Of the country, who
are nov In the van Of the fight, will never thank
him for his cries II he desires to serve his cOun-
try, he can render some service BY discharging
the duties of his Office honestly, intsllisenty &
he can, and, Il not. resign; or be can volunteer
and have his head shot away in PIaee Of that Of
some far wOrthier man.g The people Of thisT Ter
ritory can well spare him and al Of his kind and
Ie..........ia Te a.. 49, a 3.a.,,l ~ i N
, 1862-06-05

THE NoEEHwEsr-This journal Of The 24th
ult. came to hand last week. The editor says
the present irregularity 10 its issue Is unavoida
bic until be Is able to obtain typographical aid,
and assureshis patrons that they win lose moth
ing in The end.
, 1862-06-05

No LoNoER A QUEsrioN.-0pe Of the positive
rosultsOf this present civil war vim Be 70 forever
DO away with the vain dslusion, on the part Of
Southern men, that one Southeruer Is equal %
three Or mcro NoFthsrnsrs, We would not
claim ior Northern men any such superiority 10
personal powers Or courage Is has been repeat
sdly nrrogatsd for our Southern brethren By
iheir newspapers and orator, but the lesson Or
The var hhs taught them that there IS no physi-
cal Or military superiority in the Southern ranks
now in arms. over those who have opposed them
IN line Of battle IN skirmish and strategy. No
longer ago than March last the Richmond Whie
said Southern soldiers ask no better odds
than one to three Of The Western and one 70 six
Of the Eastern Yankees. and soms 60 90 far Is
to say that with equal weapons they would not
hesitats to sneounte twenty times their number
o. he latter" One cannot help wondering,
halfsadiy, what the Dragging sOutherner says
nov, about the odds.
10
, 1862-06-05

~ K7-Ths ,commnnicasion from BeIling-
ban By. rshsd -. x" ls much TOO lengthy
for lbis PAPER. nuould an NO eolunnA. aud
skeias li,l qi,iliiT q matter q nors ssnsral
iuiiss1l et