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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-29

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inherent in the system or produced
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pherc impure water and other external causes iiuaet
ters Bliars may Dc relied on As a safeguard
In districts infested with Fever and Asue. has been
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Il
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ness, Premature Decay and Debility and Decreputud
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entirely from the acid elements present les
in all the ordinary toncs and stomachcs Of the day
| No family medicine has been so universally, and,
may betruly added, derr.diy VsIlar with the inell gen
portion Of the community, as Hostettcr's Bticrs.
Prepared by HoSrErrER SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by all Druggists Grocers and s,orekecpers ever,
where.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-29

Use iIrmboll's Extract II lEchu GIT al affections AMI
diseases "r the urinary organs VII thrr existing In nalr
"r Uuale. from whatever cause originating and mat
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certain to have the desired effect N all drsCs for which
il Is recommended Evidence of the most cithIe aud
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-29

In all their stages, At little expense
Llilr or change In diet, .-. No ncony cnicnce,
AND 40 EXPOSURE.
II frcqucui desire and gives strength IN ur
la thereby ing distractions preventing and cur
NJ structures Of the Urchr aly ying pain and niiam
na 30 f,suent in the class of diseases and expclng
all poisonous diseased anl wurnout matter.
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II Quacks, and who have paid heavy fees To- be cured IN
short time have found they deceived, and that
the iTiSoN has, by the of powerful asTingcnts
been dried up il the system ~ break cut in asuva-
ted form, and perhaps aftrr adrIia9e
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-29
Stomach, Liver and Bowels,

Cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Headache, General
IcbiIny Nervousness Oppression Of Spirits, tunst-
lSiIon. Collie, Intermittent F,Ners, Cramps and
Spasnls, and all Complaints of either Sex,
arising from Bodily Weakness whether
Inherent in the system produced
by special causes. .. .
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-29
G6e ynteQigenter.
A. n. r. HILDRETH, Editor.

Westward the course OF empire takes its way"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-29
CURES SECRET DISEASES

Take no more Balsam, Mercury or unplcas-
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-09-29

II is well IN be forearmed against disease, and 80 far
the human system be projected by human means
against maa.les cngen.iered by unwhoesume atnos
phere impure water and other external CAUSES iuset
ter's lAllars may be relied a safeguard.
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STATES 1910 BONDS.

These Bonds issued under the Act OF Congress Of
March 1894 which provides tina, all bonds issued under
this act shah DO EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or
under State municipal authority. Subscriptions 10
Bonds State, notes or notes OF
National Banks They are TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN.
the pleasure of the government any period not
than than forty years from their date and
WILL BE PAID IN COIN on bonds Of hun.
bred dollars annually Bonds semi annually
on tbs hrst days Of March Sep
TENDER in each year.
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION
their value one TO three per per
according the tar ievles in various parts
or the country
At the presen, rate Of premium on god they pay
OVER EIGHT PER cgSr INTEREST
IL and are q conveaencs permanent
temporary Investment
It's beloved tina, securities oer 30 great Inducements
lenders the various descriptions OF United States Bonda
In all other forms OF Indebtedness ability OF prI
parties companies or separate communities
United States the whole properly tho country holden
the paymen, principal in,cr.s. in
coin.
These Bonds may subscribe for in sums from $50 up
70 any magnitude, on the terms and are thus made
equally available TO the smallest lender and the largest
capitalist They can be convened into money at any mo.
ment and the holder win hsv, the ben.at Of interest
Instructions 20 the National Banks acting loan agents
were not issued unt March % but the OF Bond
reported sold the Uned stacs Treasury up to May
sasoiioo
Subscriptions win be received by the Treasurer OF the
United States a, Washington and the Assistant Treasurers
At New York Boston and Philadelphia; and by the
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MP. r. y. Longs Ocspotchs
On THE BATTLE FIELD, MEAN Po CREEK, May IL, 1904.
A. hapast twelve O'Clock yesterday the centre Of our
line composed Of the Fifth corps commanded by Gene
raj Warren, and Gibbons division Of the Second corps
advanced upon the enemy sanguinary battle ensued,
which lasted till nearly dark. The enemy was very
strongly ensconced in rifle pits In such position that
busting him next 10 impossible
Slight attacks made along line "
short intervals, probably intended to discover Cur
strength and position rather than 70 harrass u.s. AZ ,ou
six O'Clock the the brgsdcs Of Genera5
sell and Upton, holding position on the extreme left OF
ne engaged the enemy in their front so brS ky that
be obliged to give ground At last theJ charged
him md drove him into his rife pits Our 'msu fought
with desperate valor, and finally charged Gon rebel
rife pits, Of which they captured With two thou
sand prisoners and twelve pieces or artillery.
The rebels soon rallied, however, and with wild yels
charged upon men In turn. For awhile held our
own; but At last forced abandon the works
we had captured and fan back
Our loss In the affair IL quito heavy and the most OF
the prisoners vo had taken wero reoaptured.
The rebels papers admit less Of fifteen thousand In
the recent batesyf the Wilderness. This probably
one half Of the real loss.
Seven hundred and forty prisoners brought in
this morning. large number Of prisoners sent TO
Washington yesterday.
Major Levi Huber, Of tie Ninety sixth Pennsylvania
Volunteers, mortaily wounded In the engagement
Yesterday.
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General Assault on the Enc
my's Works.
Terrific Cannonade from the
Siege Guns.
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR OUR ARMS,
kss Ass ~

WASHINGTON, May IL, 1854.
Reebe information has been received from the grsnd
battle neld near Spo.syvana Court house up 70 dawn
this morning.
AT ave O'Clock yesterday afternoon, g heretofore srd
Gated the general essau, was begun by Gen. Grant
the rebel WORKS
rspulsed General GRAFT opened with his siege
guns upon all tho principal fortncations and until night
terrific war Of artillery necessarily maintained
Meanwhile General Grant was informed that at
tempt was shout TO be made by the enemy in
force TO interfere with his supply trains In tie
One corps consequently sent back for their protec
,,on. This has probably given rise to the that
General Grants army was falling back.
During the night the trains were ordered to tho 'front.'
indicating tina. Grant was successful
The utmost confidence In the OF the grand
assaults 10 entertained BY officers and men,
here wounded say that officers and mon on
both sides stood up with evident determination TO
make this . closing campaign, the ranks standing
face to face within quarter musket range and firing
without finching, the ranks closing up the gaps
occasioned by the fall OF their comrades in 'front.'
As said by wounded oncor today, II It is 70 be Kill
kenny fight Gran. has the onges, tail to his cat,
must come cut ahead.
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RcJoicings Over General Grants vic-
tory, 60.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10, 1854.
Everybody rejoicing here the victories Of Gene.
raj Grant.
Mr. Swain, Of tho Mint, and several other reputable
citizens, have located school land warrants outside
lands, which claimed by the city under the Pueba
title The matter much indignation.
is ascertared that one hundred thousand dollars
worth OF boots and shoes destroyed by cockroach
on the ship Guiding Star, from Boston.
Dr. Bellows will address the Sanitary Fund meeting on
Friday
The weather s warm, and Il 10 raining to-day, 70 tho
great advantage Of the hay crop.
Arrived, ship Volunteer, from Boston.
Mining stocks and produce much depressed
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Brooklvn Catv Ne~xs.

EXPLOSION IN PERCUSSION Car MANuFAcroRY-oSR MAN
RnJED.-An explosion occurred In the percussion cap
mandatory Of Dr. E. Goldmark In Carroll street, near
Third Tuesday Afternoon resulting In the death
OF Mr.. Desler Hntz, who employed In the establish
ment and engaged at the time, suppooed, In mixing
Illuminating powders. Hints the only employed
in the building and Ia thought that he did not take into
consideration the heated state OF the atmosphere for
some days past which, It appears has the effect Of dry
ug the explosive material readily than cool damp
weather and renders accident liable Hence the
suit There only pound OF powder In tho build
ing at tho time, which must have exploded as the
deceased in the act OF preparing It, An inquest will
be held upon the remains TO day.
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Personal fnteiIirence.

The following list OF Americans registered at Gun 8
American Agency, No. II Charlotte street, Bedford
square, London England for the week ending April %,
lS6i-Eugene Thompson and wife, New York. j. T. Has,
kns and family Boston; Yung Wing China; w. Brad.
ley, New Haven Conn., Fl. Shannon louisiana: Mr.. and
Mrs. s. d. Warren. Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Howe,
Boston; Mr.. aud Mrs. G. NJ. woodruff. New York; A. l..
Edmonds Boston Tracy Peck, Bristol, Conn: Francis
Peabody Jr Boston, Edward b. Coe, New York; Charles
Wiley, New York; James Freeman and Lsdy, California
r. Goodman. California; William Preston, Philadelphia;
ID. NJ starr, Texas; James Sweetman, ST. Louis.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
---~~~~~-~~~-~~~--~~~~-~-
The City Of Manchester at New York
and North American at Father Point.
Advance in the Rebel Cotton
Loan.
United States Securities De-
pressed.
~,ev,~~~v~o~~,~o~~v~S~V~
Launch Of Three Rebel War Ships
In French Ports.
~-..s.~-~~--,,---s--,..--~
Wapoleon's Designs on the Pacific
Coast from Mexico.
.~~~-~~~~-~.-.--~-,---~~
Departure Of Garibaldi from
England,
AsS As.s be-

The steamship City Of Manchester, Captain Hslcrow,
which left Liverpool AZ two O'Clock the afternoon OF
the 21th and Queenstown the 2sth ultlmo arrived
at this port at noon yesterday.
The steamship North American from Liverpool at half
past two NJ. on the 2sth utmo and Londonderry the
Goth ult,, arrived at Farther Point yesterday.
The London re,, in its city article, ssys the rebel
loan the 27th very Arm at higher prices, nnal
bargains being at Soy, under tho OF the southern
government having gained possession Of the Mississippi
~ the CAPTURE Fort Pillow and OF the yote Of oepsure
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The Canadian Budget.

MONTREAL, May IL, 1854
Tho Minister OF Finance brought down the budget last
night The imports $45 600, 900 and the exports
Sal 600 900. The duty Canadian whiskey has been
raised from 10 70 80 cents gallon specific duty OF
40 cents gallon has been laid foreign whiekey
IN additional duty Of Is cents brandy, gin, rum,
cordials spirits, wine and alcohol to take effect TO day.
Tho following the duty tobacco to take effect
first OF July -on cavendsh plug, &c, 10 cents; snuff
and cut tobacco Is cents segars lowest 80, highest IS
per thousand. A stamp duty OF three cents per one
hundred dollars has been imposed notes.
on bills OF exchange.
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Butte r.!
Tho S.Anguinary Battle on
Monday Last.
Exported Engagement Between the
Union and Rebel Iron-CladS.
LIST OF CASUALTIES S,
&e., &s., As.

Mr.. WIN. H. stinsr's Despatch.
Fox1xEss MONROE, May 10, 1854.
THE SITUATION
Of AFFAIRS with General Buffers army bright
be desired. Constantly pressing forward, every ad-
vantage rapidly followed up and turned 70 account
Owing to the distance troops from the base,
impossible receive tho dispatches from
spondents army with any degree Of regularity
Consequently compelled to rely upon the state
ments OF parties coming from above.
BATTLE YESTERDAY.
At three O'Clock A. NJ, on the 9th instant General
Butler with large force started from camp, and shortly
after met and engaged tho enemy. The fight lasted until
dark and was a most sangunary AFFAIR. The enemy left
his and wounded IN hands, We took possession
Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad which cut
in several places and hold It. with good force,
without fear Of being compelled TO relnqush It,
FIGHI
Major General Smith commanded the right and Major
General Gilmore the left General Godfrey wcitze, who
and earned great laurels from his judicious manou-
vering OF troops and stubbornness OF resist.
auce Thus far there has been nothing but tight
ing, and the prospect is that We shall see
Of Is, and we shall fght our way into Richmond.
EVERYTHING LOOKS BRIGHT.
am authorized by competent authority TO
the public that situation most satisfactory and we
have thus had nothing but sterling good victories
brave boys have their hands In and will not
suffer anything like defeat. General Butler commands
the army person and has clearly demonstrated that
he able 70 handle the sword readily as be can
his pen.
Important additions to be made to the hotlla under
Admiral Lee The gunboat Gettysburg, Lieutenant II.
Iamson, which arrived at Hampton Roads on Monday,
said TO DO under orders to 60 up. On her way down
here from New York aud whom about twenty miles
TO the northward from Cape Henry, she fell in
with the British bark Dame burden. Captain Hurney,
ashore Captain hanson got out hawsers and for several
hours tugged her. but finally obliged to give II up
He the captain o, the bark, his wife and stew
ardess board and brought Thorn to Fortress Mon
roe and then proceeded directly up 70 Newports News
for orders.
PAH.KW.
The Fab Kee, Acting Master Webb, also arrived on
Monday and proceeded report to Capt Gansevoort
for orders. She will probably go up the river. Quite
number vessels expeeted from New York and other
stations FOR service on the James river.
The Cambridge, Commander Spicer, Is at Eewports
News-a lame duck Her boiler ard engines will not per-
mt her gallant officers 60 into the engagement In pros
pect
The Pequot up the James river, having nadvcrtent-
" missed her the list forwarded you in the
hurry Of the start.
RrMoRKp NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
II s extensively runored that the rebel iron cads
came below Fort Darling and attacked Monitors
The latter said have eagerly accepted the challenge
and after protraced fight compelled the rams to return
in haste. This rumor, however, needs confirmation
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ling him instantly. de brought away the eolonel's
hat and sword mention the incident illustrative OF
the pride Of our men.
expect the battle viii be resumed IN the morning
Our sti in good spirits, and there y no give
NAV 70 them.
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Now jersey Union State Conven<fsn.
TRENTON, May IL, 1854.
The Union state Convention for the appointment Of
delegates 70 the Baltimore Convention win assemble in
this city Large numbers OF delegates have
arrived.
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Sailing Of the e uropa,

Sailing OF the Europa.
BosroS, May II, 1904
The steamship Europa sailed At noon to-day. She
res seventy passengers for Liverpool twelve for Halifax
and $40 Sal IN specie
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CHALLENGE TO WENDELL PHILLIPS.
snI wrote months since tagrse.sly TO .he
:sim. e meet me n .nis asy fair public debate
RADICAL ABOLITIoNISN
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win state, in conclusion that my Is not very
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SECRET ARTICLE IN THE TREATY BKTwHKN NAYo-
LEON AND MAXIMILIAS-PLAN FOR TIE OCCUPA.
TON or THE SONORA DISTRICT By THE rRENCH-.
DESIGNS OF NAPOLEON ON THE PACIFIC, ETC.
A Paris rumor quoted by the London Globe insistO
the existence Of O secret article In the ocn-
vention between the French and The Mexican
Emperors, IN virtue Of which, previous 70 the nnal
evacuation OF the Gulf by the legions Of Caul,
they be concentrated toward the Pacific and put In
occupancy Of the Sonora district including the harbor a
Acapulco, ostensbly force In case OF sggrse
North America, but In reality 70 lay ground
work permanent annexation 70 France Of that mstaht
ferrous tract. which all the local governments " succss-
sion have never hitherto turned TO account.
There Is sufficient pausibIy 10 shs schome 10 var
rant the Journal dc Brussels In ventating u; nor was
all airy revive the remembrance OF former
French adventures in hess dgglngs when Conte Rous
sot de Bouloon made . dash some years back 81 them
from Lower California There already protectorato
established the Island Of Tahiti, and nothing con-
neced with the sthmus OF Panama has been overlooked
by Louis Napoleon real Savoy the Pacific seaboaro
looms In the distant future.
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THE CASUALTIES.

Casualties I'm the Battle ON the 9th In
slant.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 10, 1854.
The following is list full be gathered, OF
the wounded in the engagement Of the 9th between
Buffers and Beauregard's forces
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The Rebel Navy.
LAUNCH OF THREE WAR VESSELS FOA TIE RBBILs

FROM FRENCH YARDS.
Two steamships built 1t Nantes for the rebel govern
ment were launched the Esd or April They are
described powerful vessels built for speed.
IL was affirmed that the French government notwith
standing the Of Nj Dayton, had NO inten
on whatever OF preventing the armng OF these vessels
steamship for the rebels had also been buih ~
Bordeaux, and will be ready 10 sail before tho 1st a
She 60 China and in order 70 prevent any
objections to her departure she will leave CONNER
DIAL ship, and win even receive passengers.
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rHu 1RoM.CLADs ENGAGED.

->~~>--~~~O~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~
PHILADELPHIA, May IL, 1894.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday from General Buffers
headquarters. Tho iron clads wero engaged.
large number OF soldiers wounded in their
hands and arms.