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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
lkl SfEE'o SALE.

NHREaS, on the 23th day Of July A ID d,
w lso9, De. James Gamble and tlizt Car
bic, his wife, executed unto Howard Darlington
as trustee certain Deed Of trust conveying to
said trustee the land in Scott county, lo.a, ies.
cribed Us follows, to wit: Lot No. one H., in
fractional sect on twenty.tix 70 % TOWNSHIP
sev~hty min 10 nsfth. OF range i've y, east oil
the 9th p. m, excepting xix acres heretofore
sold IN tho south east corner Of s,id lot.) con
tanning sixty d0 acres more less. Also Lots
\. |, = 3. !, >. t, !. $, and To- being all OF
'cs number thitiy-nine 8, in tho City Of Ii
Claire, with all the bindings and improvements
thereon. said deed OF trust il recorded in book
~ Of mortgages at page l95 OF the records OF
aid Scott county, AMI was made by the said
James Gamble aud wife for the purpose Of secur-
ing the payment OF three certain prumissory
notes and the interest thereon, signed by said
James Gamb O. dated the 2Sth day ,f July, A
lsa9. AMI payable as 10 lows: Ons for two
nundred an sixty-six dollars and sixty seven
cents, one tor q .ht hundred and nfty-three do
larsRnd thirty three cents and one for one thou
sand AMI thirteen dpl.ais aud thiriyt rec cents,
tl pig'ble eight months alter date On which
said 11tos the there now due the SUN OF two
thOusaui dollars with interest at ten per cent per
annum from Noyen Der 18th. 1850.
And noa SAID notes having become due and pay
able and the said james Gamble having
failed 10 pay the same, |, Howard Darlington.
,fustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this tuolic
notice, that by virtue Of the power which is in
me vested by SAID deed Of trust, ! will, on Mon
lay the lot day Of June, A b 1853, at the
nour Of ten o'clock in the forenoon % laid day
Al the Court i.ol 900. il the city Of davenport
expose and cher fer sale, at public auction, the
parcels Of land above descri bed or much eeof
shall bs neces sary 10 satisfy aud pay the amount
r,malning due said notes with the inreres,
thereon TO the day Of sale. togsiner with all the
costs and eApcnses attending SAID SALE costs of his
notice and trustees fees.
Dated the flh day OF May. lss3.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
my1 Trustee
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lineage an 1 ,iOsA isiaGd isaisr0a
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1863.

IN Az All ~ nUsDAi, NAY IL Is D.
~ and until further notice, trains ~iil ,east
DasonpCIt daily, sundays excepted, as follows.
lat mail train at. Observation-Disclosures 10 An
~ Freight train at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81, r. N
81 niEh express -.s@............ ~ % =.
Trains arrive At Davenport daily, Sundays CT
ceptod, @. follows:
ISL nigbt OK feee at.....+.. Loo A.
ii daily express and mail train at .....5 20 7. N,
81 freight AID ~ class at....... 221r.h
Gil raj as over this rou ARE II direct come xioI
siChisago with trains yer both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, pittsburg, For
Wayne, and Chicago In .rUGd to and from De
tsot. Toledo. Columbus. Cley Gland, Cincinnati
pitt-burg, Dunk,rk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, New \ ork, Philadelphia, baltimore and Wash
ington.
tsssan9s.s me- reminded of tao necessity o.
siFIas asilnct diroctl ons 10 the destination u
lhoii baggage, also To procure tickets before TAX
,ng their saats IN the cars, the conductors COZ
loct fares only to stations on tho line of he Oh
csgO and hock Island Railroad.
JOHN =. TRACY, Superintendent
Dnvenrer' May IL iet3. dtf
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utChlgan southern 4 Lake Shvi.
RAILROAD.
SUMM ER ARRAN EMENT

IN AND FTER NAY 4TH, AND IN
! Ill further notice trains will leave Chicago a.
follows:
7:ooA NJ New York Express, daily, exoept
Sundays.
1870 Night Express, daily, except Satur
days.
to Trains arrive in icago at s:l5 p NJ, ano
S 10 A NJ
All the above trains make regular connection
- uunkirk, Buffalo, siagar1talls, Albany, New
iork. boston, philadel. hia. baltimore and al
pelats East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with ali mod
orn Improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can he obtained at tho Con-.
Jaays utsiee, 30 Clark street, un1e, Sherman
ii}.se, ar At the Depot, corner Of Old Van Burel
..l sherman streets.
HE. SAWYER,
General Weste-p Agent
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VIM. 8. 8 4ADaURY'S
PliN0-FORTE ESYaBLiSHN ENT.
No. 426 proome Street,
NEW YORK.

I'VE subscriber respectfully invites tho a,ten
siea 81 his'r.eni- and ths public ec0er adv %
his Piano. sorte tst,b'ishmeui, at No. i-i
B.33me street, conner ~ Etos ~
Hayin. wtthafawn hi interest stlci aul mn
t'rials from ia late itn o. + thtl& Brsdbury
which IT, wa dissolved on the. Jsunar8 l.i.,
ana has purchased the eat3ec s'ock 81: ti.oo
toites ANA Plane Forte ueterlai. Dwnej - il
brother hdwari q u dtur, ip tbc ,a,ia l.ia. ~.
peW prepare T. snppiy the lnsfcgse! demand
IT Ats c-,co-ated Piano .oftes Employing The
rs,tt rkl ful aud experienced w0rEmcn, WITT a
.arge STOCK u tho ho,i and most thor ushly sea
sou.d uRtcriti, 81 Il az abuH auce Vt rapltal, he
ha- tsta ia hand tie pclsoi,ai snperyi siOu III tho
~hote busbes of manufacturing ~ instrument
sud ia enabled otegu ut iisno-tuttes ( une-
luAlied tpnc and duraL,sHss.
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Cal,na n ,hicsga i.,oa g.ilro.d.
e. 81 y, ...-,.ss..g s,sSSse,..' ss.,s,s,s

As ~ ii Ftss--.sss tss.sN~ ~ 50
~ AND AFTER Monday, NAY ARA
- fh, e6-. frgins will leave Wells street De-
rot thcaga, a. falos.. sundays excepted
Al a.5n 4 ~ aud s@o p " Tor HrIvidcre Rockford
trecplrt, Warren. 1aiena Uunhth. Bubuque
ami int mediate ptces.
At $50 y aud .iJ T. N Tor Dixon, Polo. Full
ton, Cedar hapids aud intermediate POINTS.
AZ for tigin, Belvidere, Rockford and IN
tcrmedlnte points.
AT $40 7 y or Geneva and intermediate places.
Passengers ioF Bcloit and Janesyil,o vii take
the $40 l. NJ AMI + tram
Passengers Tor Crystal Lake, McHenry, Rich
mond Genovs IKE and intermediate points, W IN
take the L ii train.
Al $3.50 i NJ and 5:i5 NJ from Dunleth Gaena.
treeaort, otr.
At $40 Z n and 600 A NJ, from Cedar Rapids
Fulton, Dixon. etc.
At ii:Iu A 81 from Fox River Valley.
At $50 VI, Geneva Accommodations
tAS Sleeping Cas- on Night Trims
E.B. TALCOTr, G-uT Sup't
g NJ. WHEELER. Gent Pass'gr Ag't uv2Otf
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.VGssce.

TUE BOARD OF FQUAl IZATION OF THE
CRY Assessmeet Rolls. viii meet ~ the ofice
81 ii. u totInan. ON Main street. on Monday
May isth. at ten o'clock a. IN nnd hold their ses
sion there lter for ten days n, IN 10 O'clock n m.
20 o'clock m. during which TING said as.e.s-
menr rolls will be open Tor inspection and correct
ed under the ordinance for the regulation OF City
Taxes
May TIN, 1863
". 4. HOFFMANS,l Boarl
DAVID HlGGfNS,I of
FRANCIS OCHS, J Tqualizatiicn.
my7.3w
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EEeMS.
Per ann.

FER ann.
For any ono OF the four Reviews. So 90
For any two o. the fouf Reviexs. 3 %
For any three of the tour Reviews......... Z 90
For all four Of tho Reviews. 3 %
For Black woods Mag zine.............. 3 %
For Lakewood and one Review :. ........ 3 90
For Lakewood and two Reviews 90
For blackw"od aud three Reviews ...... 3 90
For blackwood and the four Reviews. -. 10 90
These will be our prices TO all who pay prior to
he LIST of April. To those who defer pay ing till
after that time, the prices will be increased TO
such an extont as the increased cost of Reprint
may demand the efore,
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS AND SAVE YOUR
MONEY.
LEONARD SCOTT d CO, Publishers,
No. 50 Walker Street, N. ~
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GREATS caSuLGgaTbD Inn
cincinnati Il Chicago iir Line
ls.4EkkkE.SlI

LOFTY MILES TIE SHOETE ROUTE
L to Cincinnati, indianapolis and Louisville.
Two Express TInins ioave West :. dc pit lie.
not CHICAGO, rs follows:
ASA ~, daily. except -nnday
AtG:l0 p NJ. tally. except Saturday.
Arrive at l0:4a A NJ, and i0:45 ~
Through to Cincinnati and an ,irnap lis without
change ai cars
Elegant -leeping Ca-s on Night Train.
Time 10 Cincinnati, eleven aours.
Thr ugh tickets msy be obtainei a, the principal
Raiiroad Offices IN the NorthW est, and the Com
pany's Ofiae. No 1873 Randolph street. unIe,
the Sher an House
JOHN BRANDT Gent sup't.
=. T.. tOLLETT, Gent Ticket Ag't;
de7 ,. ID. AooRs, Ag't, Chicago.
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Bradbury New Scale Piano Forte

In tho arrangement oC oar rev s~ac rlwr
and prepared win tho utmost care. eIrressiy fo
our new instruments We have added every i'm
prosemcut which can ~ any way tend t9lhe Ter
lection Of the Piano FIR e. rni We can conf ienil ,
assert. tna' for licaey Of touch, volume putty
brillianey and sweetness of tone, confined VI d
that strength ard solidity Of frame necessary L.
durability, these instruments are uueqgallci.
''-TgEhGrH AAp BEaUTY Is our motto, and VIC
uvfe the closest or ticsm Of the unbiased ud yes
In the land.
~ Every instrument Is warranted for Ave
years.
VIM Il BRADBURY,
Al Bfoome street corner Crosby, New Yor
mh5-sm
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ANY PERSON HAVING A SMALL HOUSE
"a -four or i've rooms and . fair lot. to ,eI
can hear Of g ii pureha'ss ~ addr. sang hox
1871 Davsapess Pest ooss' sP W
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We also Publish the
FARM EIS,S GUIDE.

BY HsNRY STEPHENS Of Edinburgh and ,be late
r. NoRroN Of va College. vols Royal &c.
tsTo. 1900 pages end numerous Lngrav'tgs
PRlCE-S6, tor the two volumes By Mail 81.
l.. SCOTT d 20.
March 8 diff
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TRUSTEES oALE.

, GALL.
WHEREAS on the q day OF April. A. Z.
w leos W iiam Lanphefe ard AIDE III 81 Ian
phere, has wife, executed unto Howard .bsEI,rg
ION. as Trustee, certain decd Of Trust CONVEYING
To said Trustee .hc ilni in scott county, Iowa de-
scrb,d r. follows, to-wit: The north half OF hi
southwest qlirt Of the sou tn west quarter OF
section twenty one u the norih cas- quarter 81
tho north west quarter OF ,ection twenty nil o
~ the southeast quarter Of the south west
quarter. ana the southeast halt Of tho north east
quarter OF tho south ives, quarter Of
'.ctIoG twenty l2O,l all in township
eighty 50, north ot range 80 east, OF the 9th
Z. Nj cOutlining one hundred a.d twenty
ies;nhed ttaci to-wit Beginning six chains
iue south of the ceatro af said section twenty ;
hence \ 5Vlg h. CHAINS and 81 links to tue
niduie OF the basentort and Anamosa road
thence y. Az W. 2 chaiGs an 81 link: thence
4234 ". } chains and 10 links thence )
Hts W. chains and - links thence to
he place Of beginning. sad deed of trust j. re-
corded in book % Of mortgages at page 81 81
The records Of said Scott uaty, ana was made
ny the SAID William Lanphere and wife tor the
urpose Of securing nc snynent of two certain
promissory IS and the intere / thereon sigue
ny SAID William Lanphsle, dated the 81 day {
April, A. d. lo11, and payable as follows: one
Tor oGe huUdrei ami twents dollars, which has
been paid, and the other Tor the sum of Twelve
auudfed ami sixty dollars sl,2ao, payable e,ghI-
cen months alter aatei WIZ interest al er matu-
lty at ten per cont. per aunum, which said
as mentioned motto there has been paid the sum
ot Sgi.
nd now said last mentioned note having become
due and payable and tho said William Lanphere
having failed 10 ray the same. Howard Darling
ton Trustee rs aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue % tic power which
IN me vested by said Deed OF Trust. ! will, on
honda }, the first day OF June 4. D. 1865. at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day. at
the Court House door, in the city Of Davenport
expose and oIer for sae al public auction the
parcels Of lsnd above described, so much there
# n 81 i be Necessary TO sat sly and pay the
amount due on SAID uoies with tho nte est thereon
tho day If sale, together with all the c.sts and
expenses attending SAID sale costs Of this notice
and irudee's fees.
dated the 4th day OF May, A D sos.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
my5 Trustee
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RUtan's Patent ventiialOrs
On Cars of Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping tafs on Night Trains.
Baggage ChccEsd Through.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal
Isilroed off es IN the West, at the General Z fise
,o,ner If Luke ana Dearbon streets, under the
Fremont House. CHICAGO and at the Depot.
k ~ RICE. Cent oup't
y. W. SNtrH Wssiern psss kyen, ini
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-16
NEW YORK. boston
Sapvyi-g the Great WestrP auA Novth
~ estern niAeA ssstes Mails.

EMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AM
~ Buffalo, daily On the arrival of al trains
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close come,
tious with trains from cleveland, Chicago, Mi
wauhec, st Louie, Burlington, keokuk, 1t Pau
DUBUQUE, Galena, Iowa City, &c the only car
running through from tho Iakea to New Yorl
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
a. by any other route
BE particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road which are soId al all ia, principal RAILROAD
nfices in the West
This Road afords facilities for sh pment
Freight, superior 10 any othsv route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New Yors daily, making clcse connection,
through To all poins Vast ana quicker time tha
ever before II: ide on mp line.
For Freight rates. enc Are If ] { Oatman, "a
roadway. Chas Thurman, lt5 broadway, ~
II I Archer, " south street, ! - > Dunlal
Is state street, Boston Erie allway Office, +
Clurk street. hicago.
GNAS. MIS0T, Gent Sup't, Nv
+. :. SPRNcER, Mo.r-rn Ag-ut. Chicago, Ill,
A. BAGRsR, Agent, Darlington, Iowa.
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EH - -ass = = "a &c Y, VI ~.
VARS Run FROM CHICAGO To- pITTSBUKG
~ without change, connecting With the great
Pk1hSYLVAAiA CEilRAL RAILROAD
bow York, Philadelphia. Baltimore aud W ash
ngt0u city, aud all the interior towns Of Penn
ylysnia, New Jersey. New York, Maryland, &c
Merchants by taxing this route, will have the
advantage OF all the eastern markets NJ no addi-
siounl cost.
Baggage checked through.
grGins lesve the Depot, Canal street, west side
'hlcago, daily on tho arrival Ct rains from the
ssst aud NOrth-west
connecting al Crestline with Cleveland 4 Lake
shore x x. To Ounkirk, Buffalo. Niagara Fans
New lJ-A and Boston, and all the interior
towns oi Now England. via New York Contra
and new 0rk Erie Railroads Also South L.
columbus, Janos7ille, Newark. Mount Vernon.
u Neuhenr'o aud Wheeling, and lDterior town.
o. Ohio aud Virginia.
The abo"o trains connect AZ Forest with train
10 Mad h~ef Road to Springfield, urbano. Day.
,ou and ii. einnnt Also with trains at Lama To-,
Dayton anu Cincinnati direct
tnr- a. low - any other az QUITE.
assenS' rs bound east will find this route both
pleasant All agreeable, passing through laany Of
the largo. Rst hncst olties ~ the United States.
Psssens r. arriving At Chicago n any o: the
roads, viii find attentive cheyk agents ~ the de-
pots l" IcpH " te'he hhd convey baggage Tree II
charge i the t,tsnurs and Chicago cars. Sleep
ny cars accompany each train.
Tiekets for sale 81 all the principal ticket on
,es II he Nest, and at the Comrany's ofito cor.
aer q ilantoph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Depot, Wc7t side, Chicago.
BE particular To ask for tickets by Fort nyne,
DAN. W. Ross,
Gent Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
j. II. Moos 9, Com. and Cent Agt, Chicago.
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ChiCago d Northwestern Kailway

SOB. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. !. 1863
For Kock.ord, Beoi,, Freeport. Gaiena, Savanna
esviiie, Madison LaCro.se. Prairie du Chen
ST. PAUL. Fond In Lac. 0shko.h, u atertow n
.erin, and all paints IA Wisconsin, Minnesota
Nor them Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
and Northwestern Railway. Running through
without change of cars to GAINESVILLE, Matertown.
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting at prai-
RE du Chien and LaLrosse with sp.sndid Packets
for
All Points on The Mississippi. River.
Trains leave Oh :cago as follows:
e45 May Express.
e:lO A M-Wsy Passengers.
500 Y M-Janesvillc and Rookie accommada.
ton.
s3oP Nigh Express.
t-ss- New and elegant sleeping cars are rsn un-
On all Night Trains, and patent ventilated cars
with patent busters attared u all day trains
ahO. l.. DUNLAP, Supt
&. d. WIrT RoslNsok, GsnI Ticket Ag't.
@y7-6
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81 ackwOod's Magazine
AND THE
British Reviews,
PRICES CHEAP AS EVER,

TO THOSE WHO PAY PROMPTLY IN ABNANcK.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE COST OF RE
~ PRlN ING these Periodicals has more than
doubled in consequence of the enormous rise in
tho price OF Paper and Of general advance in all
other expenses and notwitnst andipg other pub
fishers are reducing the sizs or increasing the
price OF their publications. we shall continue Tor
the year 1868, TO furnish ours complete, hereto
tore, at the old Rates, viz
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kreightof all kinds win be carried from Chica-
soto ',i' 20 hts East AT all times At as low rates
~ f4f "th' tAtreha r~utr sra2 -dtf
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Illinois Contral Railroad.
=. IN. s-s tFze--clTr- ar-rsr,E-l .g<-.rj;--
! ) - - asg--.-..... aaEis-~.,i4s. gsssx4ia%

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
81, trains viii leave ifnin the Grand Genital
erot foot OF Lake aud South Neter street
through Expresa, A. 30 A NJ. arriving at
IA. y, exc, sundays eaiFp mt $3.50 NJ.
l-s This Tram oauHc Tor PEORIA Alton, 1t.
!.oa,4, Memphis, New 0. eats aud lobie.
,ceornmoiationl At 400 z NJ. for Caro- and Way
Train stations, arriving 1t Cairo at
livery day, J s:io T. NJ noxt dag
t4s- This Trsin. saturdays, will run Only To
a,bana rains arrive at Chicago at li;U5 A NJ
inl ?.3O J. NJ.
tr Tirs Is and information, apply at the Off CO
4 tto Grear CanTai Depot
HYDE Park AND WOOD LAWN.
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GE.vTS, SX.I

The largest ever before in The naiaet
lt,ust the public viii cali in aud examine my
stock before hey make any investments, ter !
am ve'y sure can satisfy tnom both In pr.ce and
quality Of & oods
SAMUEL PERRY.
4,F
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-06
North Carolina.

The Raleigh, N. G., Standard de-
nounces JEFF. Davis as repudiator in
whom no confidence can be placed and
whose efforts to establish Southern
Confcderaey will be failure. The
Richmond Enquirer calls upon jeff
Davis to suppress the Raleigh Stan.
dard and wipe out the Supreme Cour,
of North Carolina. The Standard
says Gov. Vance will stand by the Su.
preme Court. The Standard also says,
if necessary, and If JEFF. Davis at.
tempts to use physical force to sup
press the Standard, Davis will be met
with physical force, and a revolution
in this State will be the result. The
Standard says that North Carolina has
furnished 95, 900 soldiers for this cause.
less war, 10000 of whom are killed
and wounded, and that North Carolina
should send delegation to Washing
ton at once and see what terms eau
be obtained, and not wait for jeff. Da
Wis.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-06

We learn that, on the I'd inst, an
Irishman named Dougherty, from the
West Fork, was at Marble Rock, and
in conversation with Judge Johnson
the Postmaster, stated that he was a
Dimmercrat and indorsed the Fisher
and Duncombe platform. Then, said
Judge Johnson, if you do you are a
rebel. am not, Misthur johnson,
am Union man, said Dougherty.
What, and indorse that platform p
asked johnson, 1.-THE lrishman having
just read it, 81 indorse it, Sur.
was always Dimmercrat, and | in
dorse the platform said Dougherty.
You are a traitor, Copperhead Dem
ocrat," said Johnson. "You're dom
med liar, Misthur Johnson "Take
that, you damned Irish REBEL" and
whack went Johnson's fist against
Dougherty's head. That was an ar
gument which Cop. was not able to
rebut, and becoming convinced that
Copperhead Democracy was at dis
count in Marble Rock, he soon made
himself absent.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-06
Death of Mr.. Crittenden,

Hon. John Jay Crittenden, Of Ken
lucky, died at his house in Frankfort
on the 26th ult. without pain or strug.
gle and in full possession of his facul.
ties. His disease was general debili,
ty. His age was II years. Mr.. Crit
tenden was one of the last Of that old
school Of statesmen who held sway in
the public affairs ofthis country during
the political era in which Webster,
Clay, Calhoun. and Benton hourished
He was noble patriot, a true man,
and an honorable, dignifed and con-
scientious statesman. His public Ca.
reer has been long, useful aud event
full.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-06
Gge yntelligeater.
Retaliation Proclaimed.

The President has authorized the
Issuing of an order, that it will be the
policy and intention of the Govern,
ment to retaliate in kind. for every
i'll treatment Of our officers or our
men, black or white. by rebel author
tiles, by hanging for hanging. shoot.
ing for shooting, and Imprisonment for
Imprisonment.
In every instance where it is known
black man in the military service Of
this Government is taken prisoner and
sold into slavery, our military author
tiles will be instructed to select reb-
el prisoner and confine him to hard la
Dor in some prison, there to remain un-
til the black man is liberated. The
Government maintains and will exact
promptly and to the letter, that the
Federal uniform, like the flag, must
and shall be respected.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-08-06
Military Organization.

At meeting holden in the Court
House in St. Charles City, on Thurs
day evening, July 3Oth, tor the pur
pose of organizing a Company o.
Infantry" in accordance with Genera
Orders No. lit, Adjutant Generals
Office at Davenport, Iowa, were had
the following proceedings
Rev. E. G.. o. Groat was called to
the chair, and r. w. Montague was
chosen Secretary for the evening. The
object of the meeting was stated by
E. A. feeling aud communication and
order read from N. B. Baker, Adju.
tant General Of Iowa.
1t was then voted that this meeting
proceed at once to organize Compa-
ny of Infantry and elect three com
nissioncd officers and first sergeant.
By a majority vote the following off.
GERS were elected
r. w. Montague, Captain.
Charles Kelly, lst Lieutenant.
II. B. Rome, ID Lieutenant.
Z. A. feeling, lst Sergeant.
1t was then moved aud carried that
four other Sergeants be elected, which
were as follows
j. r. Waller, I'd Sergeant.
John O'Hair, Jr., Sd Sergeant.
). L. Ireland, 4th Sergeant.
Richard Cummings, 9Th Sergeant.
The other non-commissoned officers
were to be appointed by the officers Of
the company. ...
1t was voted that the officers re-
port to Adjutant General Baker the
proceedings of the meeting, and APP
ply to him for arms and equipments.
The meeting adjourned, Company
to meet at Gilbert's Hall on Tuesday
evening, August 4th, for further or.
ganization and drill.
f. G. o. GRoAr, Chairman.
r. w. Montague, Sec'y.
The following non-commissioned off
GERS have been appointed by the Off
GERS of the Company
j. M. Parsons, lst Corporal.
William Ii. Leonard, Cd Corporal.
John Croft, Sd Corporal
J. G. Harwood, 4th Corporal.
M. Brush, 9Th Corporal.
q. III. Eaton, 9th Corporal.
D. Bagley. 7th Corporal.
o. d. Spaulding Sth Corporal.
Musicians-John Kellogg, Seth B
Hall. ... ..........'
Wagoner-Abner Root.