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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

The cost Of the Crimean war to En-
gland and France was over R5OO.-
100000, with loss Of more than
10000 lives. If those nations could
afford to expcnd that amount, equal to
more than half our war debt, for the
capture of the single fortress of Sc
bastopol, will the peace men figure
out how much the American people
ought to be willing and are able to
expend for the preservation of their
nationality?
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

An editor asks very innocently il il
any harm for young ladies TO sit in
the lapse of ages. That depends upon
the kind Of "ages" selected. Those
between eighteen aud twenty-five are
regarded as extra hazardous. "s
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03
nELMBOLD,S
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many aware Of the caase of their suffering, hut
None rW confess the records efthe Insane .Asylna.
md melancholy deaths by consumption bear ample wit
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The Constitution once affected by organic weakness
ures the aid OF medicine To strengthen and nygorate
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trial will convince the most skeptlcal.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

Here is the pedigree OF Sboddy /:
Pshab, who came from Jonboel. begat
pedln!lah and Pedlnllah begat Rheet
Aylah and Rheet Aylah begat Job.
bah I; and Jobbah hegat Holz Aylah
and Holz Aylah begat Kandphyssh
and kaudphyssh begat Pshawdee.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

We would say to our Union friends.
don't bet on Texas, Florida, Georgia,
North Carolina, South Carolina and
East Virginia, for they are certainly
for Mcclellan. His popularity and
strength lie principally in those States.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

Keep in good humor anger is pure
waste Of vitality. No man Dies his
best nnless he is cheerful. A light
heart makes nimble hands, and keeps
the. body healthy and the mind free.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

Old Mrs. Darnley is a pattern of
household economy. She says she
has made pair Of socks last fifteen
years. by merely knitting new feet to
them every winter and new legs every
other summer.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

At a recent pnblic gathering toast
was given as follows AN honest
lawyer. the noblest work Of God;" at
which an old farmer exclaimed. land
about the scarcest.o
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

You say. Mr.. Smith. that You "a "
plaintiff leave the house 10 haste. Do
you know what caused the haste !? "
/" | am not certain. sir. but l think it
was the boot Of the landlord"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

A gentlemen has discovered an ex-
cellent way to dispersc q crowd Of
idle boys. He offers to teach them
the catechism and they instantly run
away.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

There are some faults slight In the
sight Of love, some errors slight in
the estimate OF wisdom but truth
forgives no insult aud endures no
stain.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EMALES.-FEMAT4ES.
In many affections peculiar to Females. the
Extract Rucn Is unequaed by any ether Remedy as in
Chioross Retention Irreguiarity ranuncss sup.
preston 81 customary excavations, liberated Seir-
rhous state Of the Uterus Ienchorrhra or Whites Sseril
uy, and tor all complaints incident the sex whether
arising from ndscretion, habits u dissipation the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03

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short time have found they deceived and thai,
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been dried the system, to break ia aggrava
ted form, and perhaps after morrtaee.
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female from whatever originating and mat.
ter Of how long standing.
Diseases Of these organs require the aid Of darctic
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03
G9e yntelligtntuu|,:. Il:
A. u. r. HILDRETH. Editor.

westward the course Of empire takes it, way"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-11-03
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session or the Tharty
Eighth CoWgress.

PuBIIc-No. l48.l .'.
AN ACT to provide internal revenue
to support the government, to pay
interest on the public debt, and for
other purposes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
Perauu IuISIlsxela ce.

Among the passengers for California In the Steamship
Costa Ric, Captain Tinkepaugb, to-day, are Captain
oliver Eidridge and family Captain Hdrdge goes out
TO San Francisco charge OF the ariirs and
interests OF tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company IN the
Pacific and will make his homo 10 California
No better man selected than hs to conduct hs
affairs OF any company, Involving aborous duties end
great responsibilities. He brings to his now position
bus noss qualifications OF the highest order wde ssd
varied experience genial and urosno disposition, ana
manners OF courtly, hgb-tonst gentleman coua-
bnaton good qualities that cannot fail TO inspire the
public with confidence in the official and admiration and
regard Tor tho During the war Captain Edridgs
has been in command much OF the time, OF the steamship
Atlantic In tho government service The public has mos
forgotten tho important part Captain Edridge played
the original Roy expedition. which the Atlantis
was tho flagship or General sherman, commanding the
corps Sho proved herself to be the moas
valuable ship OF the feet and rendered such So vices 10
keeping the fleet together aiding those vessels that hAd
by tho severity OF tho storm become ibed and IN Ok.
ercsing OF fahcriy over the feet both trans
ports and navy vessels, as to elicit from Rear Admiral
Dupont General Sherman enccmiums on Captain n
drdges skill and ability OF the most gratifying chsractss
He received thanks OF both those distinguished cor.
manders for tho manner In which he performed thosS
valuable services. wi his passengers he al~sys
popular ana the thousands who have enjoyed passage
with him tho Atlantic will learn with Satisfaction Of
his acceptance OF new position where his genial social
influence may wider fst and enjoyed We regret biz
departure from tho East aud bcspeax for him. the
citizens Of California, warm and hearty welcome.
Yesterday Major General Butler, United states Army.
commanding the Army OF the james, received calls and
transacted necessary military business a. hs head
quarters Homan House,. until half past two In the after
noon, at which he left the Hoffman House in csL
gen dress dine with Mr. Thurow cod ~ the Aster
House. There were no other guests General Bntier 70
turned to his headquarters at eight O'Clock in ne
evening.
General VIM H. Seward, Jr.; Major Fargo OF Bufhlo:
Admiral Dupont United States Navy Colonel Honry
Wells, OF Aurora Judge Stryker, Of Rome: Rev. X. 7.
Chapman, chaplain OF the one Hundred and Sixty Dnth
New York Volunteers. and Colonel Hazard, OF EnnsA,
Conn are at the Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
CITY Intelligence.

CoSGRArrLAroRY Appnxss rns TEorLn on MAINLAND
We received tho congrsulatory address Of former
citizens OF Maryland residing New YORK, TO their
brethren OF home, upoa the adoption the State
constitution, aoolishng forever slavery In that state
The nestins which the address adopted
veued ir New York, November 1.-The birthday OF FREQ
dom 10 Maryland" The committee 10 whom devoved
the duty preparing dng address on 30 suspicious an
OCCASION have ably acquitted themselves OF the tsk,
and their greeting u "Brotber Harylanders" will be
read with pleasure throughout the land.
IEcruRs rHH BsSKyr or rsS CArnolro RRFoaxA.
rogv-Dr T. s. Ives to deliver lecture a the Cooper
Institute The evening OF tho 23d ns for tho bene
OF the re catholic Rcformaory. The Most Row. Arch
bishop ycCicsky viii preside aud introduce the lee.
tutor Tho sueict which Dr Ives has chosen H. Tho
Necessity AID Oh ect or the Catholic Reorstory In Now
Yofkv The high character OF DIR. Ives ms = public
spcsker apart from the charitable OBJECT will be
10 attract q crowded house.
EgrrsG or rHR WoxRS's CENTRAL Assoc Arox or RE-
lhe womcns Central Association OF Re!ief-brsnh
OF the United Stetes Sanitary Conmssson--wi hold .
meeting Of delegates from ths soldiers Aid societies n
New York, Connecticut, Khode Island, parts o. Mas
stchusots Vermont, New Jersey Csutaa. A. tho ball
o the Cooper Union, next Wednesday evening, nv
hnN past seven. lretrssor iiitcncocs Will preside am
address e. vii 10 made by rr. AdarnF ir Eahowr w.
\. NJ hnnpp and other gentlemen an ersons intafoss
10 tie care e our and wovodcd soldiers 80 "'''
10 no present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
The Navy.

SAILING OF THE sUsQUEHANNA AND MONADNO0.
Tho frigats susauchanna (1sl, flagship OF the
Fourth DIVISION North Atlantic blockading squadron.
bearing tho buo flag Of Commodore Syivanus ". Godon
sailed on Saturday convoy OF the double turreted
Monitor Monadnoc, Captain John NJ. Berren for Hamp
ton Roads.
The Monadnoc has proved TO be nne sea boat, fast
and comfortable, and . In every way. At sea
she atains speed OF eight and half miles without
trouble, and III heavy weather Is easily managed
being buoyant and steerisg readily, and ia
o comfortable home for her officers and crew.
Her fighting qualities have not yet been
tested but 1t is confidently anticipated that they Ill
prove be fully equal TO those OF any of the Monitors
In every way this style Of vessel seems TO be ettcr
adapted general than tho old style Monitors
II she proves to be what anticipated We hope the
plan will be adopted and adhered to, until some
thing better developed in the building Of Monitors in
the future
We append list OF tho officers OF the susquehauna aud
Monadnoc.
OFFICERS OF TUE sUsoUEHANNA
Commodore--5ylvanus W: Godon comm anaIng.
Lieutenant Commander--Fraucis b. Blake.
Lie.tenants-J. X. Bartlett, G. NJ Brown.
Surg on-J 0. C. Barclay.
Assistant SurGeon-Chas. H. Perry.
Pdymdster--Ambr0se j. CLARK.
Chdp,din-John d. Burgess
AcAnD MGstsr--H. 0. Porter
Lieutenant Of Ndrines--Wm. Wallace
Ensg,--Edwa L. Prcble.
Acting Ensigns-D II. Brubum, Thos. r. Laycock VIM.
W. Rhoades.
Engineers-Chio', John johnson; FRS. Assistant,
Isaac fi.ney; Second Assistants James Rsnshaw Jr;
Jas. W. Hutchinson, Il. A. Smith; Third Assistants,
Thos Crummey Cnas. r. Marshland. Cook
Masters MGes-M s Cooper, G. Gainesford, 8. 7.
Paiuc, w H. Sprague.
Cosnmodore's Clerk-G. +, Yardley.
Edymas,er's Clerk-lA. w. MspeG
BoosWain---2. Whitmarsh.
Gunner-E J. Waugh,
Satin maker. E Miller.
Carpenler-J. A. holbrook.
OFFrCERs MoNkDNOu
C1p,ain--J. NJ. Berrien.
-Eieutspart ommander-Joseph N Miller.
Sargson--J. Woitson
Pdymdster-J. Wilson.
Sailing M1scr-B +. Mnliken.
Acting Ensons-w B. Mix, p. Daviton and T. Swift.
En0incsrs-- thie., O. A. 2egler; Senior First Assist
ants, 8. A. Randall and W. A. Phillips Second Assist
ant Baxter Smith Third Assistants Richard Aldridge,
John Brice and r. j. Wilde.
Gunnsr-Peter Barrett.
ZdyD,dstsr's Seip1rd--Seth Davenport.
CONVOY TO CALIFORNIA STEAMER. ub.
The steamer Rhode Island, 12), Commander Ste
phen D. Trenchard sails to-day for Aspinwa convoy
to the United States mail steamer Costa RIGA. Capt
Tnkiepaugh She will also convoy the ship her
homeward passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON


wAsHsoros. Nov 10, 1884
THE HEALrH or sEcRzrARY STANTON MPRovIKO.
IL 10 ofnciaIIy stated that The secretary OF war .
improving, though he has been for several days in
precarious condition. The additional statement 10 mads
tina. no was IN consultation with President for an
hour and q half yesterday. aud there ia sow every
reason 70 believe that he will speedily recover hin
health.
CHANCES IN THE CABINET ANTICIPATED.
important Cabinet changes are anticipated -
the department. reports 10 Congress are compessc.
There Is prospect that anything will be dons
meeting regard to such Changes
although the effort 10 induce some OF them immeoAtsy
is urgent. The outgoing Cabinet ministers are TO D.
provided Tor way, and t questionable wheshse
tho will confirm OF them 10 any COW post
ton TO which they may be nominated This must b -
certaned before Presidential family DO rsorRaa.
lied. Tho materials for the Cabinet are already -
octed tho ouy difficulty to dispose OF the old one
QUIET SABBATH.
Tho usual quiet prevailed hero to. day. No ID
stirring whatever. There indications tina. may
sooa DO . removal of military activity.
ANXIETY FOR NEWS FROM agsseAL SHERMAN.
Nsws from General Sherman Is anxiousy awaited bua
Il may several days before anything deAuite ia heard
from him. Bsrhaps may come hrs from rebel sources
Tho cacuatious OF the rebels founded on Gen Hood's
brilliant strategic movement will undoubtedly soos
grief and he viii have good reason 10 regret ha
strategy.
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION or BEING SPY.
On Saturday night tho 9th instant, man, giving hs
name George Peterson and supposed 10 be rebel spy
or mail carrier was arrested at Alexandria while ytna
to pass lines. having been tracked from Canada ~
detectives Be was dressed in citizens clothes, grss
pantaoons, long black overcoat. and gray mixed cap
He was last Friday night committed 10 tho Old Capitol
prison.
RESUMPTION OF THa DRAFT IN wAsHINaroN.
The draft will be resumed here tomorrow for thrcs
hundred 1fty men, all the deficiency in the qucs
OF this city.
the APPROPRIATIONS OF TEE LAST CONGRESS.
An official statement that the definite appropra
tions Congress- the session amount to hun
drcd and thirty.h millions Of dollars The indeaHtts
appropriations cannot be estimated, but compara
lively they large To the sum should be adde1
tho permanent appropriations which mainly for iato
rest on public debt and will exceed hundred NM
liona o dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
MAILS Fur THE PACIFIC.

The Capture OF tho Rebel Privateev
FI0rids-Lntest Intelligence from the
Union Forces An oil Portions Of ths
Countrywide Result OF tho Late Pre-
sidentiai EIectton-The Latest News
from Europe, sc.
Thc!ms steamship Costa Ric ., Captain Tinkepaugh,
will leave this port to day for Aspinwali.
The mails for Central America and the South Pzci0s
will close at half past ten o'clock this morning.
The NEw YoRK characterization for the Pacific win
be ready at hafpast nine O'Clock In sbs morning. and
will givo-A full account Of the Capture OF the Rsbsi
privaeer Florida, In the port Of Bahia Brazil BY The
Union gunboat wachusets Captain Collins; the latest
dispatches the Army OK Lieutenant General Grant,
Richmond, Va, and from the Union Forces in all
parts OF the country Late and Interesting inteiseuss
from tho Rebel States, with the Message JET Davis
on the reassembus OF the Confederate" Congress;
The Result Of the recent Presidential Election the
United States Late and important intelligence from
Europe and OF all interesting events Of the psss
ten days. q#t
Single copies, 10 wrappers ready for mailing, siz
ens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
Tho TURF.

The approach OF winter does not seem TO cool the ardor
Of the patrous OF the rotng TURF and they seem deter
mined carry the sport as long as the ndusence OF
jack Frcet can be secured. TO day 10 morrow and
wednesday trottDg matches take place ut the Union
and tasuhn courses. This a tcrpoon two very fast
res tot at the Union Tor 81 900, to be foowedby
match ior $500 between two roadors On Tuesday Com
m'nnrc vanderbilt and Rattesnake trot Tor S20 900 aud
on Wednesday several trots come OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
A COrrcction.
TO TEE HDIrOR OF THE HERALD.

BROOKLYN, NOV, II. IbUR
noticed In your Asue q this morning that general
orders. dated Headquarters. Army Of the Potomac,
Nov Z, 1884, paragraph second, contains very grave
error tSelesrapho doub which requires correction
Instead the Thirty eighth Massachusetts and Thirty
Hrst Now YorK Volunteers Il should read Fifty eighth
Massachusetts and Fifty FIRST New YORK Voiuneersthess
regiments having been captured by the enemy AZ tho
time and place ~ the Ninth New Hampshire aud
Forty nth Pennsyivana Volunteers mentioned in the
order and equally with Thorn, without shadow OF
dshonor They also Of the same division Second OF
the Ninth corps) and with the exception OF the Fifty
eighth, who have faced death In fifty bat
ties. Tho FIFTY eighth Massachusetts Volunteers though
comparatively regiment, has always shown itsel.
worthy It's veteran companions.
BY correcting the above mistake you will obge the
friends Of the above mentioned rcgi nens.
have tho honor to be. sir respectfully, your obedent
servant, J. STUART, Late Captain Company +,
Fifty first New York Volunteers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-14
Police Intelligence.

swINDLING By MEANS OF BOGUS CHECK.
man, about twenty-five years OF age, giving his
Edward A. Messenger, arrested by detective
MacDouga charge! Of fraud preferred against him
by Mr.. Moher wegand, IN attache OF Measrs. Brooks
Brothers Co.'S clothing store, OF Broadway and
Grand street. On the 9Th inst Messenger called Mr.
wegand and purchased ready made clothing which he
ordered TO he sent 20 Tammany Hotel On the day.
and during tho temporary absence or Mr.. wegand Mos
senger returned TO the store and the
mental Hotel Instead Of the Tammany The clothing was
accordingly taken TO the hotel by the porter James Nc
eu On Tue d %.
B,nk, drawn by himself. On presenting the
check at the bank Il was found that no such
quently the cheek was worthless Hence the complaint
against Messenger, charging him with obtaining the
intent cheat and defraud The accused taken be-
IL stated that there will be several other similar
plants lodged against the accused.
FgAKFUL ASSAULT ON CHILD.
John Jones, English tailor, twenty three years Of
age living Ut 81 Mulberry street. arrested Captain
Jourdan OF the Sixth precinct charged with the commits
sion OF brutal and hcndeh outrage the person
% M only three and n. o. ss sos
with prisoner. The child 10 suffering severely from
the effects OF the violence received and possible that
she VII recover. Jones taken boz Justice
Bowling and committed TO the Tombs for trial. Tho
papers 10 this case viii be laid before the Grand Jury
TO day.
CASH OF MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.
Rosmus Ciristopheraoa, residing at No. 90 Monroe
street. appeared before Justice Bowling at the Tombs.
and lodged complaint against George Williams The
Affidavit Of Chrstopherson alleges that the 10th day
OF octoDer he met WIFI sma In the California steam
ship Office. who eEered him employment III California at
ono hundred collars per month"; payable ID gold. Chris.
soTherson cone dcripg the offer good one accepted It,
uhcrenpon ams represented that be had bought
horses and wished Chr 10 take charge OF
them during the Tasssgc TO California The two men
then eedcd TO tho Trinity buildings In Broadway,
where Williams requested ChrstCpherson TO let him
take bis money tone hundred and fifty two dollars in
greenoacks), md get 1t changed into gold, as would
be better than the bills. Tho money accordingly
given Williams, who said be would return, but
he disappeared up stairs Snd ercepod through q
door. He rot seen again till saturday night, when
officer Allen rested him. Williams taken before
magistrate committed him TO tho yombs.