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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-19

hEWANEE, June lytn Isol.
Messrs NANnERy0ORT. DlCkERSON & co,
GENTLEMEN lin answer TO your letter Of June 17th
enclosing letter to your house from Gr. NJ H. Harden
Of Abingdon dated june 14h wod say that after
et your store, called at the establishment Of Messrs
Fairbanks Greenleai about the llih OF june and
inquired Of them the lowest price the. would sell me
four ton Scale, and ment.c. cd AZ tire time that
had been looking at the owe's Scales, Thought something
ct purchasing one of them Mr. Greenleaf then gave
their prices and spoke Of Howes Scales being very
imperfect and poor Scale and that there many vi
chem that would not work, and mentioned to that
Scale near by where lived badly of order and
would not work at all THIS Scale he said al Abing
don, H. and had been bought by Mr. NJ u. Harden. aud
was worth nothing Cor weighing and had been Abandoned
all OF which tended 10 discourage from purchasing the
Howes Scale, and after mentioning this matter sour
Agent, Mr. Hooker, and he denied the same and stated
To me thai ir. Greeneaf no, a Of seracty, :
he had detected him very recently several iaehoods
began to doubt his veraeiy Since have the let
ter from Mr.. H. Il. Harden, u Abingdon, dated June l4t
an inclined 20 think II was all said BY Greenleaf for the
purpose Of discouragng me, and that IL FALSE,
the enclosed letter Of Harden Is contradiction Green
leaf = statement to lne and think this unfair of
competition ought ~ be disoountenanced, there is
nothing like fair play and truth trade. Hoping this
explanation Is satisfactory, .EFEH
/ am respectfully yours,
Al
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-19
ONLY LEGALLY ORGANIZED COMPANY


in the State and the Code of Iowa declares il is crime
do business in violation laws yet there many
pretended companies In State well in other
states that are in direct violation of law swindng the
people Of Iowa out Of thousands of dollars annually with
perfect IMMUNITY.
The evcrrecuring accidents Of property being destroy
ed by fire and lightning often sweeping away at one blow
that which has taken many years OF lifetime TO acou
mnlate, rendering families homeless and homes desoato
should admonsh every seek protection especially
when protection be obtained for tritiing sum.
A. =. RICH, Of West Union, General Agent FOL
Northern Iowa and Minnesota, is duly authorized toap
point Agents, make assignments and issus policies Ac
tive agents wanted 10 canvass every county. Men with
good business talents make the business very prot
bic. For further particular address A f. Rich, West
A. W.FRENCH, of ST. Charles City, will take APP
pcations aud do business generally Tor the Company in
Floyd County.
REFERENCES:
Hon. 5. j. kIRKwooD. So. Iowa tity. ..- -
Hon. y. W. lsBEtL. .............M Marion, Linn Co.
Hon. WIN. Ia. HOLMES. .Anamosa Jones Co. -
Hon. Jno, r. DiiIoN ..-...- Iowa tHy.
JOHN NILES President; THOS. GREEN, Treasurer
st. Charles City, August 26th, 1861.
Certificate from the Secretary of State.
0FtIC. OF SECRETARY STATE, I
DIS MorNEs, July 10, 1861. !
Mirror BRIGG, ESQ: Dear SirThe American Insurance
Company has not ed its Articles of Incorporation in my
office. The Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company Is hs
only insurance company that has filed Articles Of In
corporation in my Office. Yours truly,
ELIJAH SELLS Secretary of State,
S5yl BY JSo. NJ. DAVIS, Deputy.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-03-19

Leave Chicago,
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$50 P. NJ. Night Express Train.
Grand Union Depots throughout the entire
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with the New York and Erie and New York
Central Railroads.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-07

Ben BUTLER. According TO a Washing
ton dispatch. the administration has civ
EN- out intimationS, ;hat after the captur,
Of Charleston, Ben Butler will be placed
in command of that department. If fyou
have fraction of brains or heart lef
Abraham Lincoln, you will not do thi,
thing. We are in favor, if the military SC
will it, of raising Charleston TO the ground
OF ploughing it up and sowing it with
salt, aud leaving it to be desolation ever.
more. Bat we would protest against an
act which would be crueler, more insult
ing. more malignant than all this. and
that IS the appointments of Ben Butler Ia
be military despot of what was once
Charleston.
1t it be desirable to invite the South to
pour out the bitter cup of resistance to
the very dregs if it is best to spit upon
the vanquished foe, and goard him with
intoIerable insults To fight, even while he
grovels il there is no Union TO be restor-
ed, or peace to he hoped for, then let
Ben Butler be the .yrant of Charleston. .-
But we cannot believe that Nv Lincoln
any such infatuated pro
ceeding as this. The wisdom and moder-
alton Of Banks have not yet undone half
the mischief which Butler did in New
Orleans. Plunderer, pOpinjay and tyrant,
II were better he were kept to make ab-
clifton stump speeches at the North for
the remainder Of his life, at million dol
lars per annum, than that he should again
be seU to any other point Of the Sonth
than the Dry Tortugas.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-07
Republican Testimony Against Curtin
READ! READ!! READ!!!

Bga" GOV. CURTIN CANNOT Sc
CURE THE SUPPORT OF EITHER HIS
IOWN PARTY OR HIS OFFICE HOLD
RS."-Spcoch Of 1lsrapder Cuan,iros betor,
the Republican State Convention, Apg., 5, 1868
Bsya" 1T WILL REQUlREADECIDED
MAJORITY, INDEED, TO ENABLE
ANY PARTY IN THIS STATETO CAR
RY on A SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN
BURDENED BY SUCH A NOMINEE AS
CURrIN.-PmsJEg D,spaicl, Republican.
Eaya"HGS NOMINATION WOULD BE
DISGRACEFUL TO TIE PARTY, AND
HIS ELECTION IMEOSSIBLE.-Pal,J.gg
Ga,eas, Republican.
fsg~" For reasons rhich appeal 10 my
SELERESPECT, IcaAR5t consent to
continue any longer IN connection rit
yolu administration /, Hvgorc, ten
der you my resignation Of tie office Of
attorney Genera" IS. A. Purviance's
Resignation.
baJ=" Judge Wood,rard isa citizen Of
uHimpeachdbie prirdtc and public CHAR
actcr"-Phil Ing, Republican paper.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-07

THE BoLLyEYER MURDER.-The Dayton
Journal Gays the jury acquitted Henry NJ.
Brown of the charge Of numbering J. F.
Bollmeyer, formerly editor of the Dayton
Empire. - Commercial
A most iniquitons judicial farce has now
been consummated, and guilty man has
been turned loose, with the blood OF a
prominent and estimsble citizen, wicked
ly shed, upon his garments. Our readers
are familiar with this case. Mr. Bollmey-
er was the able and fearless editor of the
Day ton Empire, and was shot down, in
cold blood, in the streets of Dayton, with
out provooation, by this man Brown. Mr..
boilmeyer was democrat, and Brown was
an abolitionist, but such was the fiendish
hate OF Bollmeyer's political enemies that
they Immediately attempted toshield and
screen the perpetrator OF the foul deed,
ana nave met, IL appears, with success
The trial was had In the abolition county
of Warren, and a jury has been found TO
render a verdict which virtually outlaws
every democrat in principle, and puts his
life st the mercy of any abolition mis-
creant who may choose TO take il. We
have already reached a fearful state of So
ciety when such trials as those of Brown
occur, and when political feeling is sue
cessfully invoked to shield criminals from
their deserved punishment
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-07

H1apAmong the many blessing the peo-
pie owe the Abolition party are civil war
conscripuon, and taxation. The freemen
.ot the North colld suffer in patience all
the evils brought upon them by the wick
ed men IN power, If the latter were labor
ing Tor a reconstruction Of the Union and
the restoration of the Constitution. But
the bold avowa that the war is for negro
equality and emancipation, has reused the
masses toa proper sense Of the danger that
surrounds them, and viii cause them to
smitc these architects Of ruin at the
ballo.-box, and oyerwhelm thom with
destruction
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-10-07

II, Bucher Swoope, ESQ., the Abolition
Goddess of Liberty" in Clarified county
while addressing the Abolition meeting in
this place on Tuesday eveningoflast weel,
in the course Of his remarks admitted that
the government intends 10 buy Maryland
negroes at $500 a head, in lieu of drafted
men who have paid their Communication
money inasmuch as they (the negroes)
in the opinion Of the loyal ~ gen
tleman-ma&e better soldies than tue
cQPPerhcads.