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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-01-30

Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members all present.
Mr.. Humphrey offered the following
resolution
Resolred, That this Board will not
in any case alter or change the boun-
daries of any township without Pc
tition Of the inhabitants thereof.
On the question-Shall the resolu-
tion be adopted, the ayes and nays be.
ing ordered, result as follows:
Aye-Butterield, Humphrey, Math-
ews, Reed and Rex.
Nay-Billings, Chapman, Graham
and Townsend.
Resolution adopted.
On motion the consideration Of the
Bonds of Floyd Co. in hands of the G.
+. and NJ. X. Il. Co. was made the spe.
cial order Of business for tomorrow
morning.
Petition of VIM. Montgomery was
made the next special order of bust
ness after the X. Rd. bonds tomorrow
Mr.. Mathc offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That hereafter all claims
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-01-30
THEODORE MIX,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,

CHARLES CITY, IOWA.
Designs. Plans, Estimates and Specifications
furnished for Public Buildings, Stores. Town
and Country Villas, Cottages, &c. Detail draw
ings or superntendence given when required,
on reasonable terms.
Mr.. Mix is architect of the Court House, Ma
sonic Hall and other buildings in st. Charles.
With his experience he is confident of giving
satisfaction to all who employ him. Jobbing
done at short notice at his workshop.
st. Charles, Sept l. 1857 5wtf
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-01-30

Of the most desirable styles-the largest stock
in Northern Iowa-at the lowest possible pri
ces; also Window Curtains and Fixtures
Cords TassclS &c
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-01-30
Adjourned until 2 o'clock, p. NJ.

Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
Committee on accounts present q
bill of John Mahara of 81, 20 for board
paid while under charge of Consta.
ble at Marble Rock, and recommend
its allowance. a
On the question, shall the bill be
allowed" the ayes and nays being or
dered, result as follows:
Aye--Graham, Humphrey and Ma
thews.
Nay-Billings. Chapman, Reed and
Rex. Acct. rejected. .s
Committee on official bonds report
the following bonds as being in due
form of law, with good and sufficient
sureties. On motion, same were ap.
proved:
Bond Of James Raymond, as j. P.
of Floyd township.
Bond of NJ. d. Brink, as Constable
of Rock Grove. s... ...a... ....
Bond of S. 0. Page, as Constable OF
St. Charles township.
Bond of NJ. w. Raymond, as Liquor
Agent of Floyd.
Amos B. Frost rendered his resigna.
tion as j. P. of Niles Township,-ac.
cepted, and Clerk directed to notify
Trustees.
David NJ. Ferguson, Sheriff, report
ed to the Board that he had appointed
Geo. Wyatt as Deputy Sheriff which
appointment was approved by the
Board.
On motion. Messrs. Humphrey
Mathews and Graham were appointed
a committee TO confer with Mr. Baker
relative to taking proofs as to Swamp
Lands.
On motion, adjourned until 10 A. NJ
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ArnOlll's Writing Fluid.

Maynard Il Noye's best Black Writing Ink
Copying Ink, Pens, Pen Holders, Waters &c
Charles City, 1861.
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NUMBER 5.

and accounts against the County must
be presented to the Clerk or to some
member Of the Board prior to noon Of
the second day of the session, or tho
same will lay over until the next meet
ing Of the Board.
On motion adiourned
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-01-30

1t will be seen that the amount al.
lowed in excess of contracts, exceeds
the deductions but $4s2,29. 1t is also
proper to say that of the SsOS,4I, al
lowed for said extras, $685., l6 was al
lowed and paid by the Co. Judge be-
fore the law creating the Board of Su-
pervlsors took eflect-and the $l23, 25
allowed by your Committee was as
follows
For extra labor in getting timber -. 500 90
- Locks for Vault mot spec in contract) l2 90
- three extra arm Chairs. ..... IL, %
lotaI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl23, %
All Of which, in the opinion of your
Committee, We're just and proper char
ges, and should be allowed.
Your Committee believe they have
effected settlement honorable to both
parties and advantageous to the Conn-
ty, saving the trouble and expense of
litigation and the inevitable bill OF
costs which we should have to pay,
and removing, we trust, forever q bone
Of contention from our midst.
All of which is respectfully submit
ted. X. w. HUMpHREy, ro
Il. n. MATHEWS, ~
The special committee to whom was
referred the change of the boundaries
Of Ulster township, report as follows:
Resotred, That the township of Uls.
ter consist of sections twenty-fivc( 25)
to thirty-six (36) inclusive, township
ninety-six (96) range seventeen (l7)
and sections one (D to thirty (3O) in.
elusive, township ninety.five (95)
north, Of range seventeen (l7); and
that sections l9, 90 and 81 T.. SO, X.
IL, which have heretofore belonged to
Ulster township, are hereby added to
Rock Grove township.
On the question-Shall the rcsolu.
tion be adopted, the ayes and nays
being ordered, result as follows
Aye-Billings, Chapman. Graham.
Humphrey, Mathews, Rex, Reed, and
Townsend.
Il
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-01-30
THE
Cearlts City gnteIIigsnter
Is PUBLISHED EVERY rnrRspAy
BY A. B. f. HILDRETH.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
PRICE, $500 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
OFFICE IN The INTEL LLIGENCER BUILDING,
CoRNER OF
MILL AND KELLY STREETS,
OPPOSITE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa.

Any person obtaining five subscribers, and forwarding
the money, shall be furnished with copy Of the Ineli-
gencer for this service long the number shall be
kept good
Business pertaining to the paper can be transacted
with the Publisher any day al the Office Of Publication.
Communications may BE- addressed the Editor, who
will promptly and faithfully respond to them.
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Thursday, Jan. 9Th.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present. Minutes read
and approved.
Mr. Mathews presented petition of
VIM. Montgomery, asking that the
snreties of Joshua Jackson may be
released from the judgment held
against them by Floyd County, which
was referred to the Committee on Judi
ciary.
Mr.. Mathews offered the following
resolution
Resotred, That a Committee Of two
be appointed to settle with the Treas.
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PENSIONS AND BOUNTY LAND.
A. B. F. HILDRETH,

PENSION & BOUNTY LAND AGENT
CHARLES CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA.
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this column for S. 90 per For each additional
line, over five, one dollar will be charged
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ALL KINDS OF NVELOPS
Engineers aud Architects
Drafting Paper, Tracing Linen. Water Colors
brushes Faher's peprils Sc
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

ALAt AN
f1su she'd
- nzuned c5nmsaa . q %
ths 21hul The NJ io.icing
BE sset, rsys tha General owing
Fetl.meaat haadsoh 4linent T:
To-day, lhs hy've ar5 sangoish
Beasrega assumes III qand Of
the OopAa, e t0 ritbr Mil,
lafg Depart ,at iaseeth iaa aud
Geor5a L is no ysR moogst
us. 10 bsGota this '' tide Of
wJf bad be- ulo surg, 10, 8 along
the borders Ee Of Soltb- olia had
learned t. honor au3 rt- IN.
selfish pslrioii sr ard lis 81 as a.
commander. ara bis i4my wn toI
be ahoust hold WORD in oaru And
now Rhen The bo4r q rial q { aries
ton seems 10 DO atbanj Aa ar worn
hero ofManassas ana Sill 4 b the
laurel ofnew Victories frssl a his
brow, and with I'll yorl3 L fame,
comes again to the Genes 3, 'ormer
triumph 10 face lace n tie foe,
whom he never Il hut o "a Wei
are sure thal his essence I'll Emulate
The mind d troops md people Eish bis
own uReorqacrable spirit, and that his
knowledge judgement and emery viii
supply batevcr is / tsing to
Charles IN SAT agaia the en-
ony attacks The cy2ntfol pnpaign
IF the last two years have aft ! abun.
aant evidence oithe tack and tccess Of
Gen. BeauIees i in the lar armies
volunteef lie possesses. II an EN-.
inent degree hose quar-, los y ii III ex.
'ot at once he cheerful obedia e and
be enthusiast admiration Of is sol.
|iars Vith snch a Gcaera' tic de. !!
q Charleston in tie time Of
heu extremity will stand Arncbly, !
boulder to shoulder, torepel tlo foe, |
nd' whatever be the ol1 brought '
ga Inst US, we may hope to witness !,
worthy the ancient fane of the !
Nest Of the Rebellion :
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

om eapais Moore On sua
Re baeh 81 PsrFyville vas nasa -
Ae ssh ins and The asspssA 8
dated fifteen dayssiisr TEE battle, would
give wellguuaasd hope ihAt Il 7 s
slaugbsef's wound Eas net 50 serioa.
Is represented in the despatch We pub.
.liahed last week.
KNoxvILE, TENN., Oct es
q n. c. Ferris-
FL please 6ad 4 lis d tSe killed
aud Neuadsa to NY 4 npApy.
4lst Regiment Hiss. Vols in IL bat.
tie near Perryville. KENTUCKY Oct 8sh
inst. Killed, Lieut.. J. F. Terrill
wounded, Lieut.. J. S. Slaugf sr, seri-
Sorg. A, Tate, slightly ssrg, B
+ Cockriu. slightly; K + Nos. sew;
n W Barnes, ser B, H. Caldwell.
sew. J. B GEinn, slightly; R Jones,
W. +. Love, slightly; B. s.
shanks, slightly.
G.. .. MOORE,
49, o.. Y a.. NJ. II
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

After the recent defeat at Cor.
ia'a' much uneasiness Yves felt last
the enemy should make a dash down
'ne Mobile and Oh Railroad, and take
POSSESSION OF an important portion of Il.
AS'ney have not yet done 50, we sun.
Pose the contingency has been proy;.
IVY 'or' There are some special rea>
sons why the Government should bola
'na' road, besides the Importance Of
retaining Colunbus,some reasons. wb;oh
~ act Of God apply now, that MIGHT
n0I nave applied With such peculiar
iorcc at any other time: ID onr ma.
mens there j no Overestimatiue the
Importance Of this special reason.
The Mobile and Ohio RAILROAD has
peen of vast importance to.the Conses.
crate States 10 the conduct of Ghis var.
y has been as one Of the main a,te,ia.
q sae system, and its importance a..
nands that what Off is yet beyond M
oontrpl # the Yankees, should bo kept
~ Ihe thanks Of The Governmsnt
and of the people of The OoDsedor.cv
are due 70 the President, Directors al
p'rln'eudents, and all thoss WHO have
worked y q successfully in The business
z ~ Government. We have been
= daily witness d III performsDS. M
W kuoW shatthe Rofg " sba -osSl h.-
been hefeulean. ~
cur CstgI7oase .fo,,..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

@>THE GuLr CRY Howe JouaEAL,
's the name Of d sprightly little sheet
just commenced in Mobile BY A. G.
Horn 4 Co tits To be printed weekly
and is devoted to " Literature, Mis,el.
laneOus, Agricultural and Industrial
Matters" The first number. which is
before US. il quite interesting. The ed.
itor will probably secure the services Of
most Of the writer's Of Mobile, and there
are q goodlY number 10 our commercial
metropolis. MIR. Horn, the principal
conductor, is an old journalist, and, if
be is sustained, will give the reading
public a paper mucd more i~nterestipe
than any Of the aash northern journals
which used to inundate the country
Many Of our oldest c~itizeus NAV recol.
lect Mr.. Horn as the first establisber Of
q paper in Macon, about a quarter Of
a century ago. VIZ wish the first blow.
or OF a newspaper horn in Noxnbco
abundant success in bis new en-.
terprlso' and when Gentle peace, with
III rs paaaSItItul associstions shall opno
srrOund as, may We meet ID the
Gulf City, over q glas. IF peach and
nor : and pledge ourselves never to
" horn but for Southern rights
entire Independence.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

RgltKsT FRosT-Last Saturday
aiga here vas considerable sleet which
lay Z tbs ground in che shade half the
net day. On Sunday night quite j
heavy frost fell.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

nDEATH--W. B. Lucas ST., long
3 resident Of this comfy, and, although
q ~ advanced age, was still in The
actiVc pursuit. Of business died near
Louisville, Winston county. On Satnl.
day last
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

eETHE ecsscRIpT LAw,-Tbore
50 considerable demand for this law
'ghiea We reinsert on our first page,
that tboso who have . copy may also
let heirGienda have one.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

y seems that fhe drift has been
reserted g il some d the Northern
States, 70 meet Linooln's iastrequisition
sOd that y has IN some places enoouu-
tered the most bitter opposition. North
eru papers report thas the execution Of
the draft waa attended With great !
element u Cleveland, Ohio, particular.
anong The Germans ana irish. who.
wore persuaded thaA the matter hsd been.
g arranged Is q FREQ lie richer classes.
Three bundled infantry and artillery.
with ! cannon, we're ordered out, and
g disposed olas q Keep he crowd n
CHECK, ana TIE DIM was proceeded wish
without any special disturbance.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

NoKrHERN ELRcTloSs.-Elec.
tiops viii take place On The 4th Of No
yel IN the following States Mas
sacl ,sotts, Illinois. Michigan. New Jer-
sey. .eW York, Wisconsin, Maryland,
Delevsre.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

@ 20 soBscRsaHRs.-We have !
co.'s defable number d asmes down %.
GU subscription list for
snless vs. have notice q raaew ths sab
acrlphon The names viii s. spaed
from the list as the time expires
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

From &s Mobile Papers.
Charleston. Oct 2S-Thc ehcmy
advanced yesterday morning in Two col
ums against Coosawatchie.
Another against Pocolaligo was re-
pulsed b our forces.
AT CoosaWatchie he succeeded in gain
ing the railroad, but before he could dc
it much damage. our troo, 5 came up and
drove him Of.
The railroad aud te graph ID now
mended and in working order.
The enemy's gunboafs are anchored
below Coosawatchie.
Charleston, Oct. IS. A greater mum,
Der Of vessels than usual have been
blockading the larbor to-day.
-Four gunboats are in Stone Inlet.
The steamer Mimic, which got aground
some days ago cf Sulliyon's Island,
will probably prove a wreck, but most
Of her cargo has been saved.
No news from ~PocotaHgo. except par.
tial accounts of casualties in Yesterdays
fight.
All now quiet,
Chattanooga, Oct. 25.--We have
nothing from the Gap.
All quiet in the direction Of Nash.
vile.
buell's movements are not spoken Of
nothing is known of them
Gen Bragg has gone to Richmond
Gen. Polk is in command dprip~
lis absence.
"oOo' oct. I'll en. Bragg's !
flolal report, dated Brownsville, Ky,
'st ~, says that Gen, Polk oomnaud.
! tho Confederate forces At PerryyilIe.
he eDgagen ent became general about
o'clock. ana was continued furiously {
ON that time until dark, our troops {
falterla g and never falling in their /
For the time engaged it was v
10 Severest and most desperately con. E
'sted within my knowledge. Tbcush il
outnumbered, our troops did f
. hesitate to engage at any odas, aud it
checked attimcs, they eventual. 0
carried every position ana drove the tt
two miles. ii
We captured fifteen pieces of his ar h
lery' and our most direful charges Il
He'd one and wounded two bripsdier "
nerais and a very large number Of 81
officers and men, estimated At cs
! less than 1000, The ground was fl
'efally covered with his dead and
"
y, own l0sa is not less than $500 BIS
Killed wounded and missing a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

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PoIsaNED.-on Wednesday morn.
log' while Mrs Harvey was sb,ept i
neF usual yiait to Archusa Springs, !
small negro girl-her nurse. of eho,,,
zen years-beeane impatient v Ii ber
inlans, and administered a fatal oaa u
morphine toit. The Ohlldexpired aboSt
= o'clock, Pm. The nurse, before ~
lsasa q she child, acknowledged tbas
enc had watched her mistress from .
winoo# tlll she wss quite out Of sipht
~ 'heO took the morphine from tbo
mantle piece and administered i j ths
oullu, sne also acknowledged thai j.
~ 0sOs TIE same lAinga week previous
l'Om go ~ ects Of which The child bsa
p0' i0lly recovered q ths ,ime. W.
learn that IT, jury d inquest vb;ss
W. 7 yeFy intelligent ons. were IF on;n'
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years and intelligence u ~ hsla ao.oa,
s0le sl'aoag9 nothing slss appearoa H
sz'snaatisn sna rendered tns vs.ai1,
accordingly saca w
3 u s.aaafton arrived IL JacIao4
4 his DapartmenE. command
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LAe Memphis Bulletin says nom.
saoaeFs Porter has been apgo;olss
We command n ~ FIvsr aas
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GARIBALD1.
From the Richmond Dispatch. \

~ NOutuouu Dlspatcn.
The F~ederalists must be hard rul
Tor military leaders when they have t,
apply to that defeated, wound9d, cap.
tured' played out European brigant
VaFibaldl' to come over and occupy a
position in their army. And ii accept.
Ing such an invitation, Garibddi gave
the best proof that his fortune are as
desperate in Europe as those of Ills new
allies IN Anoliea. Wong 80 re-.
s"faed oarsaldi 2sa brave ad~yenturer
%-Auothing more Of execrable p%olitics.
and as a military man a huge humbur.
Ibis last fact has ben made % evident
oy sas circumstances Of bis ists capture
thai bis best friends can hsodly have
the face to claim for him an quality
Of a leader except that valoi which i
COMMON to soldiers as we'll as Generals.
lie Is not a sagacious politici N, or be
YOU'D never have undertaken his last
enterprise. Req republicans, has seen
It's last success in Europe. an hence.
iorth America is to be the t.. ,atre Of
den0niac energies. The cor ulsions
u me 'lnes present a favorable Oppor-
'unlty Tor its Introduction upon this con.
fluent and if all the horr,cs Of that
nell upon earth, the first Wrench Reyo.
lutlou, are not let loose in a perica II
will not be because the elel ents for
'Doh q oonfiagration are lacking or be-
cause there are no devils to stir nm tbo
ire and brlmstouo.
The Red Republicans Of nj rone 80.
''sely' however in trausfertig their
form the or Wotdto m
lNeW' Y their co,opera ,ou with the
,eaeral Government could accomplish
ne reconstruction of Tie Uuiol. a Pow.
= could be created on tails continent
Which would ultimately overthrow ov>
throne in Europe. It i, stranro
lat the instincts of Euro can 30 ceripos
Q not lmpel them to be as vie in tboir
'%anera'ion and to siren hen a cause
o America in which is avol,ed THAR
Wn preservation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

To i1safs kbe hssrion Of culinary
notices gi be a6e@say se eaeOss al.
neutrality-suspicious. solhsir length. say
Ten cents : q ordinary manu-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29

Flour DEotININa I'VE are glad
to see BY The savaauah Republican, in
dications That -four has reached its high.
%. 6gu~o and is now on the declining
scale. Nay its fall be 50 rapid as to
catch thy heartless spectators and en-.
: ssers of the ''st,ff Of life" before
the can stand from under The At
lama 6, ifedoracy Of Tho 9th says:
"Fl0ur has eliminated Yesterday
extra family Chest qu'lity) was freely
offered at s34, without finding purcba'-
This is owing To- 4 dotermiaation
Of the people to cat cora bread, rather
than give enormous prices for Aour."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-10-29


Tue Pace PRoposlrioN The
co. aspondent Of the Savannah Rcpub.
lioan, who recently alluded 10 certain
peace overtures, said to hare been made
BY General Lee when in Maryland. says
in a letter 4
Nothing further has transpired ia re.
gard to the proposition reported to have
been made BY General Lee to tho Fed.
err J government, and alluded 10 in d
70 ner letter Of mine. | ans eredibly
informed that such . proposition 81 that
deSct BED vas certainly made, and un.
de' circumstances that encouraged the,
hope Of IL acceptance, Recent events.
hOvsvsr. may have given 4 different
turn to the affair.
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7%ELEGR4PRIC WEBS.

Capt Com X. 41st Mis-. Reg.
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snow ltto them on tho All If NSgash
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