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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20
LOCATION.

s .~.....s LOCATION. -ae
Tt is located on the west bank of the
Hudson, some so miles above New
York, and 100 below Albany, and is
embraced in the division called the
Highlands" lying between the Cats
kill Mountains on the north and the
Palisades" on the south. Nature
and art have combined to render this
spot one of the most attractive in this
country, and travellers say one of the
most attractive in the world. 1t is
easily accessible, as steamers stop dali
ly, and the cars several times each
day, bringing visitors from nearly
every loyal State. The objects of in
terest in and about the Point are I" too
numerous to mention Among the
places which we visited in the vicinity,
the most interesting were Constitution
Island, nearly opposite the Point, con-
tanning 240 acres, owned and occupied
by the Warner family-a most roman
tic spot, secluded but accessible to
friends and guests Some two miles
above, on the east side of the river, is
Cold Spring, celebrated for its iron
foundry that produces the Parrott gun,
now acknowledged to be the best gun
known. About 500 men are employed
in and about the foundry, and some
60 or 10 large guns are made per
month, besides large amount of shot
and she'll. About 10 miles north of
| the Point and ON the same side of the
river, is Newburg, containing Wash
ington's Headquarters" The property
is owned and kept in good condition
by the State of New York.
INSTRUCTION.
The course of study formerly re-
qnired five years for it's completion,
but during the continuance of the war
tits condensed into four years. During
the first year instruction is given in
Mathematics, English studies, French
and Fencing. Second year, Mathe-
matics, French, Drawing, and Cavalry
exercises. Third year, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Drawing, Infantry Tactics,
Cavalry Tactics and Artillery Tactics.
Fourth year, Engineering, Military
| ahu Sisii, hshiso, 1p"iisi, MAhSi aioS y
and Geology, Ordnance and Gunnery,
Cavalry Tactics, Cavalry Exercises
and Practical Engineering.
We attended the examination of the
different classes in all these depart
ments, and are well satisfied that the
institution is as systematic and thor.
ough as in our best literary institutions.
If Cadets pass through this course OF
study without making the advance.
ment expected of them, it is not the
fault Of the Institution, but is owing
to defective preparation before enter.
ing. The standard of. qualifications
for entrance into the Military Acade.
my was fixed before our common
schools had attained anything like
their present condition, And although
our schools have made great advance
ment, and the means Of obtaining an
ordinary English education are within
the reach Of every one, yet candidates
are only required to have a knowledge
Of orthography, reading, writing and
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20
Charles City, Iowa, August 20, 1863,
SOLDIERS BOUNTY LANDS.

AS we can begin to see the end OF
the rebellion, there is instinctively
more discussion as to what shall be
done with the confiscated lands of
Southern rebel leaders. The natural
impulse of every loyal man is to give
it to the soldiers whose valor and fideli-
ty will save the nation. They are at
the South now. Many of them like
the climate. They have the opportu-
nifty to pick out such locations as they
deem best suited to their tastes. We
say then that the national government
should authorize the soldiers bounty
land to be located in the Southern
States. BY being mustered out of
service there, many of them will natu-
rally remain there.
Vermont, in her Union Convention
held on the 9Th of July, passed the fol-
lowing resolution, bearing on this inn
pOrtant SUBJECT:
ReSolped, That we earnestly recommend to
the Congress of the United States to make
further provision for an additional bounty to
soldiers, from the lands of traitors, justly con-
fiscated for treason, in order that larger recon-
pense may be made TO the soldier and that
honorable labor may restore to productiveness
and beauty the fair lands laid waste by rebel
lion. ... .r- -.
1t would be just and wise policy
wise for the future security of the
government-and just to the soldiers,
who deserve this additional bounty.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

The most wanton murder, perhaps,
perpetrated by Morgan was that of
McDougal, at Piketon, Ohio. He, with
one or two others, were taken prison
ers. and as he was the best informed
of the party. Morgan ordered him to
act as SEQ ut or pilot for a body OF
the rebels. McDougal refused and ex'
postulated with the ruffians, but they
refused to parlcy, and pushed him
toward fence, where they almost rid,
died his body with bullets.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20
Written expressly for the Charles City lntolgencer
MATTE VERNER'S JOURNAL.
BY WINFIELD 8. RIDER.

October. A weird-like evening. One
we'll calculated to inspire a dreamer
to lay aside the Present, and live
again the Past or, perhaps, through
the dim vista of years, obtain a glimpse
of the Land of the Hereafter"
A mournful cloud has hovered DER
my spirit the live long day. A thou
sand tender thoughts have clustered
around my heart. One year ago, and
dark, stern spectre stole into our
dwelling, and when he left us he had
taken the jewel within our walls to
adorn the bright coronal Of the Great
King.
1t was a sad, wild night he chose for
his visitations. The wind swept
through the old orchard trees, and
shook down showers of red leaves
that circle in eddies around the grim,
SCARED trunks of the trees to whose
branches they had just hidden fare
well. The sky was piled high with
gilt-edged clouds, through which the
moon was trying to obtain peep at
the world below. lbs
'The rain was falling when she died,
The sky was dismal with its gloom,
And Autumn's melancholy blight .
Shook down the scarlet leaves that night,
And dsmally the low wind sighed
About her tomb"
l remember the geat sorrow that
came over all our hearts when we
found she was indeed dead. Iremem-
Der how l wildly prayed that our Lord
would speak to her, as he spoke in the
old Jewish halls to the sleeping maid
en- and brought back the color to her
cheek, and the love-light to her eye.
prayed that might die with her. l
remember that they told me l was
wicked, that blasphemed,- that 1
might go TO Ter when the work was done,
the harvest ripened, There is mourn.
full pleasure in this recalling the memo.
ries of long ago, and fancying you
hear whispered from the Spirit-Land
1t is well.7
Thanksgiving Ere. Thanksgiving day
now what visions of roast turkeys
spare-ribs, pumpkin pies, great platters
of dough-nuts, with the never-forgot
ten dish of "apple sauce" does this
day bring to mind ! How different
now from the day when the Governor
of the Commonwealth did "set aside
and ordain day for fasting anc
prayer!" Now, this day is looked
forward to with as much anxiety as
Christmas in European towns, or Fourth
of July in our own country. Novem
Der comes, and every good housewife
scans the papers that she may be the
first one to find "a Proclamation by
the Governor" How eagerly the Lit
tie ones look forward to the day wher
the "old turkey gobbler," they have
fed and nursed so long, shall yield uE
the ghost, martyr to the appetite Of
Young Americans AT night they
dream of headless turkeys J; luckless
pigs, minus their bristles, running
around their chamber, accusing then
of causing the slaughter of innocents
or they imagine everything assuming
\ the dimensions Of one Hurculean mince
pie from whence they can, Jack Hor
ner like, haul out score of plums and
be considered "a brave boy" ,a
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

So great is the scarcity of harvest
hands in Joe Daviess county, Illinois,
that number of German girls in Ca
lena have left indoor employment and
gone to work as harvest hands at one
dollar per day.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

Fifty-six slaves who had been sent
to the negro jails in Baltimore by their
owners for safe keeping, were set at
liberty on Monday by order of Gener-
al Schenck. Subsequently all the
men enlisted in Col. Birney's colored
regiment.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

Our blockaders are doing thriving
business just now. No less than a
dozen vessels-sevcral Of them steam.
ers-ladcn with precious freight. nave
been captured off Charleston and vii
mington within the past two weeks.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

The Springfield Republican says
that young men who have neglected
to support their mothers for several
years have suddenly set about earning
something, SO as to claim exemption
from the draft, as being the sole sup.
port of dependent maternal. Peo,
pie may now expect to see the rowdy
gatherings on the street corners sub,
ci1o
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

The hay crop in New Hampshire has
been greatly damaged by the recent
rains. In Maine, hardly one-fourth OF
the crop has been secured, owing to
storms.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

A woman in Columbus, Ga, pro.
claims herself ready to command a
regiment of women in defence of the
Confederacy.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

Thirty thousand burials have taken
place in the cemeteries about Rich.
mond, within two years, and nearly
all are from the hospitals.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

DR.. j. NJ. Currier, of New Port, VT.
has Java coffee growing in his gar
den, and declares that it is less sus
ceptible to the frost than beans, toma
toes or corn. .TE
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

The papers are predicting decline
in cotton goods in consequence of the
opening of the Mississippi.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

The Indians on the Yellow Stone
river are robbing steamers conveying
provisions to our forts.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20
From the Iowa Instructor and School Journal.
Our National Military Academy,
BY HON. oRAN rAvILLE.

Having recently spent two weeks
attending the Examination of the
Cadets at the Military Academy, at
West Point, N Y, we think it due the
readers of the Journal to give them
some items of information in regard
to the institution. # ~ .as
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20
eoutational Department.
"---left +" unstained,
What there they found.
Freedom to worship God "

"we must educate We must educate! I"
Conducted by j. Cheston whitney.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20
CARTER HOUSE,
STIMSON'S HOTEL,

CORNER OF EAST WATER d DETROIT STREETS,
Ff NIL WA UKEE.
This House Is located in the business part oi
the City, convenient to the Cars and Boats
tg' Omnibus and Baggage Wagon always
on hand to convey Passengers and Baggage to
and from the Boats and Cars free of charge.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20

Business Cards OF FIVE lines or less will be inserted in
this column for s5, 90 per annum. For each additional
Nne, over hve one dollar will be charged.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-20
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UHitSd states for four Ysars, coaimeueipg July L
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A Gard to the People
Now is Your Time to Save Money!

barga1nsI Bargainsl! BaFgainsll II
n eOnLsqusaes Of the fact. that All Cotton Goods
i. 1fo sdyandng very rsPidlys a8d the indications
Aro that thCy VIII very Be higher than at any
PTSyiol1 time, have purchased largo and SpIeEs.Id
stock o. PoFoIEa And Domestic Dry Goods which
have In store No. - Main street, Centre Wheeling,
and 70 which would respectfully invite the attSn-
tol q tho public, intsnd selling the stock out
A. the cid pTtenl and goods even eheapsr than
they were ever known before. 90 that all perllns
needing goods, OF who viii need them very coon had
better avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup.
plying thOmbalVOS, - they vii save money by max.
Lag thaiE p1rehASa8 AZ tia Tina bosidai they VIII
nom.
Ny stock eondSts, IN part, Of Brown and BloaehSd
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PaTHSOiA Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirta Lace and Gron.
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LADIEsi LADIRsI YOur special attention IL
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YOuTB very respectfully,
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:. sft ioc the year 1857, 8, aud ., At
OT'-H dV tA' Regular Subscription Prie.,.
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/ NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
y. RsSnittanss must In an cases. be made dfr,
= ~ EotERAeIa, for At thee prices 10 c51STIsHt
eau pc AlloWCd to AEUntA =
-. LEONARD SCOTT co.
!7a2 --------- No. 81 Gold street, New York.
SSAAI''-SoS barrels pittsburgh No. i ETtTS-
" A 500 do sNOhio RIySF-ps - %N4eS
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Leave old Point Comfort daily, except sun
Atriy M A. Riltinors next days BY T.sod m; i
Leave Baltimore daily, except snnday' At ~
Af + ": At Oh Point Comfort next days by 8
P+opo.al. to commence service at Norfolk
4iss From. oSSaeoek. by Wissylle, GnilISFd, Mes
aonEo, TemperaneeIille and SsH Cnnre ny 70
H0rnt0yn, g miles aud back twice 2 Heek:
Leave onSneoeE tuesday and Saturday at 8
zao am; ~ = fl--
Leave HOrntoWn Monday and ffidAE ~ % un'
iT.. RidS TO end At New Church invited.
41S4 From AeconAck C II, by LocnsF!iue, 70 leu,
Mount, 10 miles Rnd back, three times q
Leave sTsA. Aeeomact H. Monday, wednesday
aud Friday at pm; .rF
Arrive at Locust Mount BY 5 p M
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and Friday at s = m; Va
Arrive At AeeomAck o II, by IL m.
FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARAN-
TEE AND CERTIFICATE.
PRoPoLAL.
The undersigned -, whose post Office address
carry he nails Of the United States July /.
1858, 10 June so, 1907, on route No. ---i hetWesn
and T sS.s ne saaSt1i is isss q viii
"celerity, certainty, and seSurty, for The SnnnAi
This pFOpo84 - maze WIKI lull Z oHteABS Va SIT
lstanee OF the route the weight Of the mall to BE-
carried and all In reference to the
route aud service, and, also, amer careful eIHmin1-
don Of the laws and instructions attached to the aa
VertlEement. lev - sl e. -
Dated ,,,.,,,, =
Tho undersfgued, residing at -, State o.
-, undertake that, If the foregoing bid for car
ryinE the mail on route No; " be accepted by tht
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior TO the Isl
day Of July 1865 enter into the required ObliEntioE
or Contract to perform the service proposed, Will
EOod and sufficient GlretleS. =
This We do, understanding distinctly the obliga
lions and liabilities assumed BY guArantors under thu
eth section Of the act Of CousTeSsof July 2,lsss.
CERTIFICATE. ,lgaa
The undersigned, postmaster at ~, State o
-, certiHeS, USDER HIS OATH OF OETIcH, that he |
/ Requainted with the above EuarRutors, and know
them to be men Of property, and able to make goo,
| their guarantee.
'soe act of Congress of March 8, 1875. section Is
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ZOE THRRAP1n c1rnrn,
,lF FoK THERAPID CURE OF ss3
COUGHS, COLDS, AFtSre,,,.,,s, -,
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rt-Es4 MEX HRYAfASs ~ ~ -
ts E-8G11 .lEs = - sNASS1'