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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-30
Produce Wanted.

A LIZ kinds of Produce taken In exchange
"A for Goods mt our Store Ia Floyd-saeh as
Wheat, Hides, Butter, Eggs, etc. Prices the
same - In Charles City.
LEHMKUHL & co.
Floyd, Nov. 1864. ~
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FOR THE YEAR 1863.
THE
CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL,
DAILY, WEEKLY, & TRI- WEEKLY.

The year now closed has been one OF unprecedented
or the Journal It's circulation has doubled and
doubled again, and is still increasing at rate that
couraees US the anticipation that will double for the
third tifne before the year ends.
We attribute this increasing prosperity TO the fact that
have neglected means or opportunity 10 make the
Journala wide newspaper and an honest straight
forward advocate of every right cause. We have spared
and shall spare no expense or effort 70 makeit
The leading Nescpapr ef tie Nortarsa.
And as regards questions Of the War and Of Public Poll
cy aim TO do justice and promote the best interests
Of the people, and Of mpcriiied Union. We have
enemies punish while this lasts, except those
who the enemies Of the country. We shall stand by
soldiers in the field faithfully, representing their
cause while lighting for that y and
yours well A. theirs.
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that the rights OF all loyal men, everywhere should be
protected and that traitors sverywhefc should be de-
sroyed from on the face Of the Garth and Ill their prop
erty eohsca,ed 10 the Government which they seek
ting tooverthrow. IS
In the Commercial, Local and News DEPARTMENTS Of
the Journal We will not permit ourselves " be surpassed
by any newspaper IN the Westand in every respect We
shall continue 10 make reliable public journal Fepse
sen,ing the best interests Of the people, and devoted
near. and soul, 10 the cause Of Justice Humanity and
the Nation.
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ONLY LEGALLY ORGANIZED COMPANY

punishable by nne Imprisonment for any company 10
do business Ia violation Of laws yet there many
pretended companies in state well in other
States, that In direct violation II law swindng the
people OF Iowa Of thousands Of dollars annually with
perfect immunity.
The recurring accidents OF property being destroy
ed by fire and lightning often sweeping away tone blow
that which il has taken many years Of lifetime
initiate rendering families homeless aud homes desoate
should admonsh every 70 seek protection especially
when protection can be obtained for trfiing sum.
A. Il. RICH, II West Union, our General Agent for
Northern Iowa and Minnesota Is duly authorized toap-
point Agents, make assignments and issus policies Ac
tive agents wanted W canvass every county. Men with
good business talents make the business very prota
BILE For further particular address A. 4. Rich, West
Union. Fayette Co., Iowa. Il.
A. w. FRENCH, Of st. Charles City, will take ap-
pcaions and do business generally for the Company in
Floyd County.
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REFERENCES:
Certificate from the Secretary of State.

se 0yrICE on SECRETARY STATE,
so Dss Nome, July 49, 1861.
NLToS BRGG, ESQ: Dear sir-The American Insurance
Company has not died s Articles Of incorporation In my
Office. The Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company b th.
oy insurance company that has Aied Articles VI In
corporation in my Office. Yours truly, eF
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary Of State
3Syl BY JSo. n DAVIS, Deputy.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

This excellent institutioo, located at Gen.
tervilIs. the county seat Of old Wayne. un-
dor the sble and skillful management OF its
Principal. Rev. VIM. H. Barnes. has just
closed its last annual term, and . copy of
the Catalogue for 1923 is now before US.
Under present arrangements. the College
has been 10 successful operation since Sept.
1861. The No. Of scholars has increased
from sirty in that year to over s,co hundred
this year. 1t is very gratifying to us to see
this institution prospering. and we trust its
prosperity will continue to increase as it
richly deserves. The following extract
from description Of the College, grounds.
&c, is from the Westeyn Christian Advo.
dation that Methodists should pa.ronize it,
we can also say that as sectarianism is no
part Of the system. the children Of members
of other denominations. IS we'll IS those
Of sinners. will receive profitable instruc-
ton from the able faculty of this institution:
1.-THE buildings are spacious and we'll
adapted TO college purposes. The grounds
are tastefully laid out and oroamented. A
green house. comprising quite collection
Of plants, furnishes an additional ornament
to the grounds. and facilitates the study OF
botany. The music room is decorated with
some fine paintings by Cox, Reed, and 9TH
efs. The class in drawing furnish some
fine specimens in their line. The walls Of
the College Chapel arc decorated with sew
en- large engravings from the Cartoons of
Raphael. representing Scriptural scenes
The Geological Cabinet is extensive and
we'll arranged. A good telescope and the
necessary globes and charts are at hand to
aid in the study Of Astronomy.
Methodists 10 the White water Valley have
no excuse for sending their children far from
home, or to institutions not under our care.
to obtsin good education. They can find
sll the facilities for acquiring good educa-
ton at Whitew ater College,"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

EArrHEuL MINISTERS OF HEALrs-Ia examining
III vessels at the various whsryss find among the
curiosies OF commerce the brig Miranda. just in
from rruxillo with cargo of Honduras Sazssparilla
for DIR. j. G. Aver Co. of Low ell So particula.
are h. 6rrn % the articles used in ccmpound,ny
their various remedies hat they have this drug like
some others they consume, gathered for them by q
skilful agent OF their own in tropical regions of its
growth He informs tina. there many species OF
this ,Isas, bat of which ere really vsluahe in
the qualities OF tbese also affected by the
time Of gathering, mode Of curing. etc., operasions
which in that region OF unreliable work imposes
heavy labor upon him. One o, the inert varieties OF
Sas.sparilla grows Wild in ovn forcets, while
several Others resriy worthless abound in CenterAl
and South Auerica- The Intelligent agent sssarsi as
thnt the virtues Of this drug hs been fully told
and III st the of the ow esteem in which many
hod IL is mainly aas n the Importation of such i'm.
sn,s Quantities If the worthless varieties His
counts Of his tripsse Honduras and his business
eur,;ous along the Gull Of Dulss and the rivers Of
Nontsgua and Santiago and among the sdjseens noun
tain ere o. intense interest We bat eomuend
ana honor his employers for the fstsnfulsess and
energy With which they execute their trust - usns
tsrs to the public health. and We suspect that TAI.
eourse il At least Of the reasons Why theis
medicines are hold in ssuehs exsraordinsry fsscs
throughout the civilized vorid.-tNew York City
News.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

RICHMOND GUARDs.-A dispatch was re-
ceived on Monday morning last. from Gov.
Morton, ordering the Guards to report for
duty Immediately at Indianapolis. and by
the time the western train was ready to leave
seventyGv out Of about eighty-6ve mem.
bers of the company were on board resdy
to obey orders. Several persons have been
sneering at the Guards. and saying that
when the time arrived that they should be
called to duty, many would be found among
the missing. This prediction has proved to
be false--there are no laggards in its ranks
--noue but brave and plucky men. The
occasion of the order was. we learn. that it
was feared another raid into Indiana by
Guerrillas from Kentucky was apprehend-
cd. Our company only got as far as Gam
bridge City. where another dispatch met it
stating that it was not wanted. as sufficient
troops had already arrived at the capital
After staying there until the afternoon, and
receiving the Inequalities of the citizens Of
our neighboring city. which were melted out
to them with liberal hand, the company
returned to their homes. The Richmond
Guards are always ready to do their duty.
as the alacrity with which they obeyed this
call for their services prove. As an indica-
ton of the signs Of the times" we are in
formed that LATE Develin. ESQ. made
genuine Union speech to the Guards. "Sure-
Iy." as Mr.. Bee.wax says. "things is work
in -
- Yesterday. the Richmond Guards were
again telegraphed to 60 to Indianapolis. by the
Governor, and they went. Their ranks were
nearly full-some who were out Of town, when
the news came, will join the company at tho
capital.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10
e. Elder, the "tall, is much exercised

e. Elder. the "tall, Is much exercised
over the call for . meeting Of the Union
League. which we published last week
wonders if the League will disband.
in obedience to Gen. Wilcox's order. Fol
the purpose of quieting his perves. We re-
spectfully inform him that. as far - We
know any thing about the membership. they
are law-abiding citizens. and they have new
taken any oath or obligation that is incom-
patible with the duty they owe their coun-
try. and, therefore, no one would suffer any
Inconvenience by holding their meetings
publicly and Inviting the editor Of the Jef.
fersonian and all similar copperheads, 70 be
present The Rev. J. w. T. McMulleD,
to . crowded congregation, the came oath to
support the Constitution Of the U. States.
and the State of Indiana. that the Union
League members are charged with taking.
We published it at the time. and il appears
to US that i, wouldn't hurt loyal man to
take that obligation a dozen times a day !;
and we believe il would even do Jim Elder
good, provided. in his zeal 10 advance the
interests Of his party. he wouldn't commit
the soul-damning crime of perjury!
Elder has the effrontsry to publish in bis
paper. that the Union League appropriated
to their use without authority" the room in
which IFS meetings were held. This We
know TO be positively false; the room was
rented from the only persons having control
over 1.-THE legally elected Trustees Of
Webb (MasoDic) Lodge.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

New WHOLESALE EsTABLIsHMENr.--Lu-
cas-. Mering & Howell, unde. the firm Of
Lucas. Mering Il Co. have opened. on Noble
street. opposite the passenger Depot. in this
city, house for the wholesaling Of groce
ries. salt, fish. tobacco, &c. They are al
ways paying the highest price for grain and
country produce. We can cheerfully com
mend our friends and readers to this new
firm for anything they may wan, in thei'
line. See their advertisement and give
hem cal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

RxLIoIous-A protracted meeting was
commenced as Henry Hall on Wednesday,
evening. We expect 70 enjoy the labors of
Elder D. r. Van Buskirk from Tuesday
next until the close Of the meeting. Let US
not forget to worship Almighty God. while
ws rejoice over victories He has given our
arms. Services 70. morrow night and Sabbath
u tbs usual hours. The public are earnest
y requested to avail themselves OF the bene-
6t OF this series of discourses. A Basket
Meeting in grove near the city, is expec-
tad TO be held on next Sabbath. one week
benoe. A. /. HOBBS.
Pastor Christian Church.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10
County Tax.

Our County Commissioners have raised
the tax for County and State purposes. just
one. fifth higher this year than last. The
man. therefore. who paid fifty dollars tax
last year will now have to pay just sixty
Our citizens. who have the same amount of
taxables this year that they had last will
have to provide just one.tffh more. Let
every body be prepared beforehand to meet
their taxes, and no trouble will then ensue.
Fhe tag for county purposes is SO cents on
the 800 valuation Of real and personal
property. and SO cents poll.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10
ICELAND PICTORIAL!

of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary organs
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cine alleviate. and uproot these
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loosening the OF the throat and impaTting
the entire No discovery in medical sci
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tonishng results in all cases of gachitis Influenza.
Whooping Cough Dptheris Put{A Sore Throat. Asth
Group, Coughs, Colds Nervous Irratabiiity, sc.
The Rev J; Potter certihes that hsved used Dr..
Pecto several years, myself my
family. for Pulmonary Complaints, and have
ended it to many others. and have its
equal" Rev. J. j. Potter. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials
could produced, showing its
il faiIs
is composed of Iceland Moss, Balm OF Glead.
Peruvian Baisam, Elecsmpane. Comfrey Burdock, and
other invaluable expectorant ingredients. It
harmless promp. and lasting. Invads and sufferers
caunot afford to neglect trial. Every family should
have it, Il is remarkable for Group. Full
nd directions accompany each bottle
Sold in Richmond by all principal Druggists.
Prepared By DR.. r. D. Wynkoop. and sold by D. 8.
Barnes & Co., New York.
Feb. -, ls63 Som
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10
CHAxex.-It will be seen by reference

CHASGE.-It will be seen by reference to
cur advertising columns, that L. NJ. Mer-
ing has entered into partnership with Thos.
Nes,or, under the 6rm OF T. Nestor Il Co.,
in the grocery business. This house has
always done large Wholesale and retail
business. and Mr.. Mering's connection with
it. added to Mr.. Nestor's well-known cssss
full business habits add experience, will give
it increased facilities.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10
TIME Fixed.

It will be seen by reference to our local
columps that the President aud Executive
Committee Of the Wayne County Agricul-
tural Society. have fixed the time of the
holding of the next Wayne County Fair.
to be held in this city. commencing on
Tuesday. Sept. 80. and ending on Saturday
Oct. 3-continuing FIVE days. Papers IN
the county vii please notice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

On the Fourth in our city. the business
houses were generally closed, and the birthday
Of our nation, was celebrated very quietly with
in the city limits. At the Fair Grounds, the
German Lutheran Congregation, on South
franklin street, had fine celebration, whilst
that of St. Msry's (Catholic) Church. had q
very pleasant celebration at Corners Springs
some Of our citizens went to see the Fourth at
Dayton, some to Cambridge City. and quite q
number celebrated the day in family pic-nics.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10

EIOur neighbors of the Telegram have
enlarged their paper. and say they lean
afford to furnish it at 81 per annum." All
right. neighbors you seem to be as spunky
As the old antedeluvian was at Noah, when
he was refused admission into the ark -
Go ahead with your old ark; it Won't BE-
much Of q shower after all"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-10
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This delightful article for preserving and beautifying
the human hair is again by the original proprie
to- IL o made with the skill and
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tested for twelve and is ~arrlnted de-
scribed. lady who beautiful head Of hair
will the Kstharon II is hneIy erumed. cheap and
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the world. DIS. BARNES 4 CO.
New York.