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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27
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Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, Zinc,
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HOWE'S IMPROVED SCALES.
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/
Messrs. VANDERNOORT, IlCKEItSON & Co,
GENTLEMEN TN answer to your letter OF June 18th,
enclosing letter to your house from Mr. NJ. H. Harden,
m Abingdon, dated June llth, would say that after
left your store called nj the cStbhmeBt OF Mcssrs
Fairbanks GTceneaf about the llth Of June and
inquired Of them the lowest price they would sell mo
iourton Scale and mentioned at the time that
had been booking at the Howe scales thought something
Of purchasing Of them. Mr. Grcenlcaf then gave
their prices and spoke OF pwcs Scales being very
imperfect and poor Scale. and that there many Of
them that would not work, ana mentioned tn that
Scale by where lived was badly out Of order and
would not work at ALL This Scale hc said was Abng
don, H., and had been bought 10y MIR. NJ b. Harden, and
was worth nothing for weighngand had been abandoned
all OF which tended % discourage from purchasing the
Howe scale, and after mentioning this matter your
Agent, Mr. Hooker and he denied the same, and stated
to me that Mr. Greeneaf a man Of veracity, rs
he had detected him very recently lalseh0ods
began IL doubt his Neracy. since have the let.
ter from Dir. NJ H. Harden Of Abingdon dated June llth
am inclined to think was all said b., Greuuleaf for the
purpose Of discnuragng me, and that FALSE,
the enclosed letter Of Harden Ia contradiction Green
leaf 5 statement - me- and think this unfair course Of
competition ought to BE- dscOentaaancetL there h.
nothing like fair play and truth trade Hoping this
| explanation Is satisfactory,
| .... am respectfully yours,
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HOWE'S STANDARD SCALES
VS..
FAIR SCALES.
HONESTY Is TIE BEST POLICY
OR:
Honesty is better than any Policy.
CHICAGO, June nth, 1861.

CHICAGO, juno lIth, ls6l.
o. T. GRAVES ESQ,
DEAR SIR Alter the conversation had about the
remarks made by Mr. Grerneuf OF the firm OF Fairbanks
Grecnlcal touching the Scale put up for NJ b. ar-
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To his reply. You viii from this letter that the
rel rescntaoDs by Grccncaf to you false, lac
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Abingdon, IT,, jane Nth, 1861.
NANRERV0OltT, nlCkklsStlN 4 co,
DEAR Sns Yours ui the 18th inst is al hand and
tents noted and in reply would say that the Howes
Scales you Put up for works ike charm since you
were here, and any statement o. the contrary by the
Agent OF Fairbanks Scales any other party, must
have been made froma false impression made by some
interested party or from disposition his Part 10 jTe
the reputation of the Scales by false statement Al al
events the whole thing Is fabrication the Scales
thus far works 90 my entire satsaccn well a. Ia the
satisfaction Of all other parties who have waeed their
working since you here. have the City pound
weight yet and would like to Keep it some time longer
MIR Jesse Burr has purchased Scales yet and proba
bly, viii not for some time, Of the hard times.
Yours respectfully, NJ u. HARDEN.
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Having done business for the last four years with salts
faction 10 its members that perfect indemnity against Fire
and Lightning is secured TO them, with over 1000
Members, aud see 10000 Cash Assets ioi
paying losses, and CLAIMS against the Company, with
rapidly increasing business il now oilers the only
chance for the people OF Iowa to insure IN safe and re
sponsibe company at home
The Company issues policies on farm property for five
years for cash premium Of 81 90 upon each 800, in
sured three years IS cts two years So with 81 sc
for policy and survey fee, without any premium note
other obligation
The Iowa mutual is destined to become the strongest
and most reliable company in the State II already en-
braces among its members the best farmers and proin
nent business men OF the country.
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ONLY LEGALLY ORGANIZED COMPANY


in the State and the Code OF Iowa declares il crime
punishable by fine Imprisonment for any company 10
do business in violation of yet there many
pretended companies In State well in other
States that In direct violation Of law, swndlng the
people OF Iowa out Of thousands Of dollars annually with
perfect IMMUNITY.
The recurring accidents of property being dctTOy
ed by fire and lightning often sweeping away AT one blow
that which il has taken many years OF lifetime toacr
mulatc rendering families homeless and homes desc 4
should admoni.h every to seek protection, ggg
when protection can be obtained for tritilng sum
a. e. RICH, Of West UHion our Gcne:ai ~ "t .#
Northern Iowa and Minnesota, l. duly author 2't f.
point Agents, make assignments and iSsu. taIcr.
tive agents wanted To canvass every county. Al l. BE-
good business talents make the business very pch
Bile For further particular address A. +. Rich, West
Union Fayctte Co., Iowa
A. w. FRENCH, of st. Charles City, will take ap-
plcaons and do business generally for the Company in
Floyd County.
REFERENCES:
Hon. s. j. HARDWOOD. .......... Iowa City.
Hon y. W. lsBEiL. ............ Marion LINN 70
Hon. WM H. HOLMES. ..AnamoSa, Jones Co.
Hon. Jno. i. BILLION ......... Iowa tity.
JOHN NILES, President THOs GREEN, Treasurer
MILTON BRIGGS, Secretary A. T. RICH General Agent.
II. Charles City, August 10Th, 1851.
Certificate from the Secretary of State
OFFICE SECRETARY STATE, !
Drs MoisES, July Is, 1851. (
MILLION BRIGG ESQ: Dear Sir-Thc American Insurance
Company has not filed its Articles Of Incorporation in my
office. The Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company j. thu
Oy insurance company that has filed Articles Ui In
corporation in my office. Yours truly,
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary Of state,
35y1 By JNo. NJ. DAVIS, Deputy.
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Rail Roads.
go vy~. rfT.FTF7T7 rf5EfTfIITTl5l1
Ass Ia $40. s-Ss - I -. ..s:s.
Dubuque & Sioux City II. Il.
Passenger. s. Freight

On and after Sunday, September I, 1862, trains will
run as follows IL. .##= @.. r.
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egcnce."
o." It is reliable, complete and dc-irablo.'
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DIED.,

On Monday m rnin 2, the 18th inst MIS- MAR
TIA G. BYRNE.
The friends Of the family are inyi.Al 10 attend
the funeral, which will take place fr"rn the resi-
dsnce or her uncle, M. c. uckinsham. on st.
near Tenth, to morre~ tWedn. sday) morning ut
On the 18th inst, OF DISEASE contracted in the.
army Private JOHN DREGLER, aged l.; ysavf and
3months. lie wa 3 member Of Company h 9sth
Pennsylyania Vols ~
Funeral to take plsce from hi. mother. resi-
dence, to morrow, between aud 10 a. II, Sixth
street, bsIween Fl and /.
baltimore AID Phiadelphis papers cnpyl
Of Nelson aud FRANCES Bruno gin, sgei yesr n
months and II lays.
His friend. and acQua;ntsnces are re1peCtN.lIy
invited TO attoEo the funeral, on Wednesday 18th
init, st O'Clock y. M, at the res d"nre of his
10.
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ssss; .: s ss
10 hssls., Pi; : purify .ss 81.
Only - c eats PEI boz. 80
Tos HOLIDAY PREsrsrs, beautiful. spuroprists
and chesp. So % the Dol.sr store No Ess Panns,l-
vsnis sveuue nea. Pour and a-hsH stre-t. rnd
OF ,ewelry and silver plated ware. dec linn
very desirao =, ss il can be folded up into very
snsti sp.es, attiSs into canvas bag ri. t.oas
aud :.sssd ias' fn MAY S Ss
stuffed With hay g. straw. II is made o both car
Of AusH, C7App Co, Penn. avenue, be :rsen 18th
and lth ats. do l9-Ir
Ar rAs Isris Rrssss srosr Of Ain, Clspp l.
Co, Pero. avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets,
kabhor Coats, 'Ponchas' Bsnks., Iessins s Ak
Pn!ows, B.ds, Boots, Cups, pipes, and she shou-
Aho, larse ,toek Of Buffalo Rohss lHaa an ssn:
nsd W9 aid LAP s 3D. Fl CO..
Hyorste vsrD,th and comfort in the ca N aud field
ss1 e f DSase1. ssS 2,
Gloves and Gaunthtts, va!iccs Lasthe. Bags sud
cs.;, to % sr
which WI ~ SOLD 1t reasonable prices. lie ie-lm
Mr.; b. A. Hal to srun1orsts .hn d;fFerau. styles
and inds of Rubber and Gutts parehe u,a.ufae-
al and glance nts the beautiful store or list Of
prices given y bis ssAanidnts vii; conviaoe any
one thst his estahli hne.t really the only lda
Rsl5er w, -4oI,e sni Is iocsted NJ 31G Pa avon le
next door 90 Messrs. rpor 4 Mt.chcilt dry goods
vs!eEouAe. between 9Th and 18th sts- de 6-E
1SnIA RJssss Doors AND SBoEs.-rhs above ~
tisics are sold cheaper at IL. 4. Halls India Rub
Der Warehouse, $40 Pa. avenue, than at any othe,
store in tAfs city or vicinity This ID So Call and
satisfy youyS selves. $40 Pc. avonue no Att
LADrBs', Mems. Youths, Misses and chidrsn's
Rubber Beots. Shoes, sandals and Gators: sdies,
and Gents Buekl 10 Qvorshoes with felt lining and
TOP Mems short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Alien
Clspp Co. Z India Rubber store, Penn avenue
between 10th and llth STE Ro film
CeENs, BrsIoss, Cel.osities Club and Inverted
Nails, Enlarged !otn,s and al Disco
OF the Feet ccessfuliy treated, withou. pain or
loss Of blood, by Dr.. White, Surgeon Chiropndist.
st A24 Penntylvana svenue, etween Four aud-a-
han and Sixth streets, Washington D. O. Opera
tions performed in . few minutes and the patient
can always walk Immediately Without the least
tneopventerse. Ladies' and gentle nen attended a;
s3eif rebiosSeHs Wnsr desirad no IN
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MARRIED,

In the city OF New York on Wednesday. 10th
Sst, At the Church of the Incarns'inn, - the
Rev uenry T. Montgomery. EDWARD Dir
NEY. e. 8. N, to 1ENSIEL AWRENCE, dsU III
ter OF she late JohfC smr bell, Of that city
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Al convey sncln4 ~ the ooeS o. We purchaser.
.. ,,... ! :0aS & S AsSSsss. s. ,r, .s:
Byy. q. AeGuIRE & CO., Aurtionssrs.
TRUsTEIB SALE OF DWELLING HOu,

by y. y. heGIIk Z CO., Aprtionesrs.
TRUsfE1B SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
isD ts rs t sg.. Ss sy.Et5 n
NOON NOON December ssh, Isss az eslees, % ne
;eth lse, a.d eul, recorded in Liher :. A. a. Ne.
WAshinGteR, .. q. 4 shall Fart % Lot pItnh-s an
6, 10 square nzneered three eunn red sad tvssty,
90 beginning At the routh line Of ssid Lot no -
Nr .ix te being rs feet s1 inches from the isssr.
ssc'oa Of 18th and G street, theros sast 100 fas1,
q. pee north 2 sestsh inches teeacs wr.t went:
hye - feet, thence south Is feet, thence ywsss -
+. eng tll inch. thence s..u thrse 0l f.t g
number eight IS Iis ssasrs sibrs.sid. Sssis.ssSs
~ the east line Of said Lot eight, &C. heine o.
hundred (loo feet one ID inch ON the irterss tioa
Of 18th and @ streets, thence south one sasiss1
iiUl feet thence west twenty ave (Ss) fact 49,
north one hundred MOI fest thence east tvsos1-
eve (x3) feet 20 the place Of beginnins, tosstkls
With the irnlrovsnents, consisting Of q desirseSs
T-rIns: SI.snin eesb; the remainder In 6 81 =
months. With interest," secured By dses o. sOss
All conyeyanclng q the oost Of purches.r.
III the terrne Of sale be not COMPLIED vita vfeh1n
I've avs thereafter, n. srussse reeve TIE 49,
psrcAaser, on one yest Snties is The xv.aa6
de s-eo&Ss 10. M~aUtkr o0 AsSss.
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By j. G. Mcguire q co., Auctioa sers.
rINRCSTBES' SALE Qe VALUaBLE NCRsDR'

H. 49, " sALn ABIs NHRSHkt.
eTABLR.-On N MpAY AFTERNOON, yauuary
isth, at o'clock. on the yremises, BY virtue Of
oss of the land records for wsxbinston couuty b.
g, 8. a, 80 apd IS, In VIM B. Todd So bdivisios Oh
seuArs numbered sig hundred and sixty, iGht.
boundary street and north street, the Whole m :
high state ofcultystion, with fne Srspery cIo ios
eonSist Of . handsoms marble oHae~ on Lot Ne ID.
fronting OF north Cspitol street. aud "a exceles{
brick stable with siste roof on Lots 50 and 81 -
fronting on Bosnda,y street - =
Terrna ons-third cash; the residue in sir.
twelve and eiShteea months. with interest e.
cured By deed Of trust on the premises
1.-THE terms Of sale sheuA not be compiled vStA
In Eve days after the sale the trustee reserv e t.
right 70 resell. on one yeeks' petcs In the Hvo0-
ing Star, At the rsa and expense Of the dsfs uia0
An eonveysneIng st the cost Of Ne purchaser.
5 Sahfi 9. sH AiakRsrss fr.ss.~
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TRCSTEES SALE--By virtue OF u povar vested
in ins by priv ate deed OF trust. I will n 1t
public ssio. on the premises on Tuesday the stn
d., OF JANUARY, 1905, If III clock. that Sr-y h-aG
t;fo aro attractive little Farm late the prop-rty
Of pr. Jos. ph 4. Smtth. snd now occu pied BY Or
Nm. Ba!tzei. coAta!ning no acres. more or Iass.
ynz ac joining the villa sc Of Old Field in Pr nc.
Georges county. On the ms IA road lea ling frn:n
Mashington to Marlboro, and about miles from
the city This farm - pr.ttily situated ~ :. well
afaptei 20 Grass and wheat. Gre crops or both hsv
lEg BEEN grown thrr- within the last 70 years
There are ~ least SO cords Of wood on tine nla-a
which st present prices would go fa~ towards p.v,
Ing for the fam. The Improvements sro = coed
Comfortable frame 6weilirs with aud o. n
onth"uses. tnEetLer with d NV and convenient
bsrE; fne Sarien with variety Of choice fruit
treas
Terms made known On day Of ssle or m.y he
aTl ed from the undersi sned, at Frederick city
Maryland.
80 10 .Rw7tr JOHN smith Trustne
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BOARDING.

RJAkDING.-LAYGe and we'll Furnished R0OM0
- for rent With Board, single and communica-
ting, one square from WILLARD Hotel. Inquire at
Star Once. nslS
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PERSONAL.

NO IMPOSITION MADAM Ross has Just ar
! rived-Doctress and Astrole yist-wsS bHrr
with natural gift. Ehe tells the Pa sud tho Pr
tu-e. She Was never hr own to fail She CA toll
your very thoughts, cause speedy MARRIAGE, bring
tos ether those J. ns ep,Tated. 435 stres .bor-
9Th. The only person that can show q Likeness %
futDre husband absent friend in reality d. ;-2t'
M RS. MARY Ii. gillespie AND DACGH-
IVk terra, may learn some NJ 10 their ad san sse
BY addressing sAME RI RAMsEY, surgeon ten
erSi prTice de iz-4t*
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SECOND WARD STATION UAsEs.-Jas. Jchn-
ron, fighting; fined S-s.Sa Ellie. WaIsrcn. DIR L nk
sDd diso.terly; dismissed. r. II. Worst do.
fined gl.t. L. Donohue, do: fired 81. VIZ
Post, drunk I'd prosane; fined eI5i
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ORPHANS Court ON Saturday last, the
wills OF Maria Wood Yanzandt ana tsoo. M.ads
were proved and tho lstter I'd nlitted To prcb tie
John NJ. Davis deceased; Elizabeth Gibbons
guardian OF Martha Emma Gibbons, and Johu
Roach guardian OF William Patterson. Mary
sister Of the late Major W. ". Russell, fled
petition setting forth that IL was tina vish OF
herself and the other nearest relati YES OF the de-
c-ased that letters Of administration should be
Issued 70 Noses Kelly; which were ordered.
proper bond and securities being first given by
him. =