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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-14

a The Kentucky Rslief s5cisty," which
htsly met and OEgsEiEsd in Richmond, have
~sstabhshs5 a Central eEce and depot at Atlanta,
fo- he purpose Of sfordipg " prsmpt relief 10
sick ana needy Kentucky soldiers, sad 70 pro
vide suitable employment for these who sre Dis
sblsd." We Z 81 assured that oaz citizens viii
give . prompt and generous response to Ire
appeal Of these brave sHs safoliHg men. whs
have besB losg exiled fren their homes, battling
fer tbs e0mHoa cause, and By the s1igsnsies Of
ths war have been CIT CT fro the receipt Of
many Hscssssries, vita which rssdy HAMS sn6
wiling hearts at bems would have furnishsd
them. The a. CO in this city is under the charge
Of Mr. J., D. Pickett Of Lewis brigade, vic
has his efsee for he present, At tie couRfiRF-
room Of MsssTs. Smith & ghalleross, where
contributions Of money, e~leihi8g, goods, hos
pital supplies, etc, viii be thankfully received +;
OF b. any Of the agents msutionsd in The eags
o. Mr., Pickett, 80 whish the reader is rsfsrred.
- Fbe Marietta Rs6l has cheering news
from the Cumberland riysI, in the vicinity Of
C~lsIksvills, Tenn, from a gentleman who has
Just GENE through The Federal lines. Captain
Bruce Phillips, formerly Of the I4th Tennessss
regiment, and commanded that regiment in the
fuEt days fEht Al Gettysburg, who received 81.
tAority last fall to recruit q regimen. Of cavGlly
inside Of the Federal lines, is now IL the section
Of country between the Cumberland ard Ten
nssses rivers doing serious damage to tbs foe.
BE has between one hundred aud 6fy and two
hundred men, and has been actively engaged al
the winter 10 annoying the Federal g~sr1isoas Al
1 CiUkEvills and FsTt Do1elson, and the working
parties upon the Northwestern Tsiroad Not
lorZ since b attacked several Thousand Of The
srnod negroes working on tie railroad, killed
and wounded a lsTgs number, and put the rest
70 AighE S5ns Of then, whose masters lived
in GAINESVILLE, had reached tia. place, and1s-
ported that their whoIs iorcs lad been scstterel.
except those vhe we're billed ard wounded, and
that they themselves were 50 badly scared that
hey lad been running for thirty nHss to ge.
home AfsW days bsfore Chris mas Captain
Pailpi, with fifteen men, vas IN ths immediate
vicinity Of Clsrksvile. The fact becoming
knovn &c sbe FEDERAL commander al Csarksviae.
30 dispatched q party c. Efy.siz 10 csp.u.s
boB Philippe party anbQse65cd then, killing
seventeen and wgunlirg Is many oshsrs. Oaly
seventeen Of the party rstlu5d &c G.ssk5siis
Capt Phillips IS = daring sad efficient oGcsr, is
entirely fzailiar with the eountfy 10 which hois
uog operating, and will doubtless Dc much
god.
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M. w,H. Havward.

10 adde's known 30,
THOMAS , F.SHBR q 90,
Jag " Afiasta "a
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PIP. PE
g9MsEESsE0% .EERGzEsFT,

Al TaE
Sad q iAs Isss Arr e Psss, & Dsv3L Pssss=vs
Street Aua4tz. Gssrga,
WHL HasEs PcsaFay % al si5srs - eniu
" Esaa snHuHtsd - kE sars.
P P. PE8sa
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$3.50 REWapnT

DAN AWAY. froa WashizgtsR Hal, Ats-a. a.
II ~ AEsR0 Boy, EaR atzstssn yEara sls. eop-
Per s9ior straight back ksir, I've sseE hlEk srara
a-ac, As aSagat aGEr sssr sss q Ii FFEA pazH -
UoH-, saa rsa1 aza = 3 tarhar bT Pssfsadsa-kaa
aesH hFas IN AustzFilss AlAs sra Hzy BE- usEinF
As way tzes- I've kuaarsa Ezd ST dslar rsEar1
sti - Pzia fer his aPPrshszsisa sad Esirsy - 4
LEEry 8 O., AEEHtA ". = SAITH
}asiH LnRpkfa aE
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% 80 EeuaWa.

EoR a. srder, / wish 70 ~Farckats IR=ssiassiy
4 FoRTT A I-EELLUE& fr-a sightsaz -
tseaty-f1uT years or EE8. win 7sy the hiEaest prise
icr Ags.tly =5ls-bsaSd TouHs =ez-ssar made and
-nth5ut 10 scs-ssilrsio fer rsiroEd work
RoEERT a CRAWFORD.
Slave DsGsE,
tslist Pss-htas atraek
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ADEATIsENEN
nRuGGIaE WANTRnI
P0STPaTEHEET

Coon wages vii b paid FOR . gsed practical
" PRESaAIPTiQGISF, OF nerai hs5iss.
j8I8 I'm LIS. MEAD & g q.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY !
REgTDEKcRI

RsNG sszP8ls9 10 Evs iansdiais psrsS.a Esssas
- na = - izt'-srI "a ts West rev OdsE hF
REsIDEKERs
In he f1EE q LaFaTasts, Alasana s~szssEal5r Ak
Hsl aasnsa rosns aa4 oHibal6au sonpis-s azd
VEL arranged The lst suhraeas avs Ezz
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tires hHa8zss sad fasnT aFsa Of ia1d-oaa haaGs4
aerss 10 Hees4 Ae 5aanss ssarsd AID uuder Enea.
On tha plass Is 8 sonfortEbls dwelling, szshsasas "A
nsFer failing vel q coed Hatsr Tks VrrchassP -
p r1pp1sd Hith stsek hsg5, satilss goats. sZ
unelUas4 Aaifia=s-sEst in tks EsIEzo9a
"LGEFrRhSe TslsReTH."
atuAtsd e LsGrRags G8srEiE Ezd uow h EessuF1
o~pe1zioa tsgehaf siih Elask % hand, fEzzed asa II
VTss=sa q taaniHE f<tErss, bark, etc
EeI17za EszHs % ParshaEs - rgisases Or fern.
vi sass aHh 81 zs g. las place ] Vi usss Brr
uas cssir1E - Furedlla tie taznsry - LaGrznFs aFV
az tAsy may .aP9oiats K application % aass sy x
9saes tls al tHAnl CoRSELIUa RIA,
faI2IW $500 -
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PERsoyAL We shis morning hsd the p'sss-
IRE oftskiDg - the hand cur old friend ard
io.Eog c%euIaIe, Capt Leon Trousdslo, Ct the
army Of Tennessee. Alter C triof s~sjouruwi,A
ans fsmny ia Mssama, be is nov en- MS relurn
to biz pest Of duty At Dsitgn. We were hsppy
10 Bad hin in The ~srjeymsnt Of bis usual gesd
hesItb
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FORSALE;

DESIRABLE HOUSE soztafnizE thrss
d rooms. Also. he lot Of an Elrs, and Ell tksN
abe eatsuldi-Ks CT the saas. Ths Aougs 4
coed rsiskhorhood n 6a Eukusbs Of the ely q
Pe-tisuIars a6Grsu BoI 81.
aIz-Ew AEHrta 30 n#ra
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RTaRlRR,

CTORAGE san Be has fr FlsEr, salA Lars BsA
y Tshssss Ead Dy Gso1L P. P PEAS8.
Psaghtrsc rsaa1
ha3w Auause. c.
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a The Chattanooga Foundry msasgsd By
Thomas, Webster & Co., has been re-estsbiahed
at Griffin Georgia, and is turning out large
quantities Of castings fer the Government.
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saEF cssEIszrs sET1zLEEr BGrrlEfss-
AaAEHs Givision- Essr Dates. 81 pes - 1z05
NFASFEB for tAis ss-saiisa t"o rsod HUGLEEs
W czs 5lseEnzith and s FsfsuasrF tzrFssa Pes
8sds ths ! -ss, HaFus VII IS pGL EFaF e. e1es
- Nj - r..
UGEw- Z~erfarrr er Pc a. a.
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A HINT TO g GERERALs-Ths Duke Of
WelGagson said that II he knew any thing Il
aas hsx to feed an army. The general Nho
POSSESSES tbs knOElsdgo %, aud s~1sreisss il, pre-
serves thereby The health CT his tToePs. Every
~gens.al, then, should be : ssnitSriEn. It is not
shs enemy. We pzs told, however numerous Of
skilful, who Effects ths destruction Of armies.
Il Is fsigus, exposure, wss, Of food, (AEd, raeTs
particularly, proper fOed,) want Of shelter, wAni
ef clothing, want Of sanitary PrevaR6on. Let
Us "fssl eur responsibilities toward these to
whom We eztrus; the defense Of Cur cell and eur
honor" v.
Efua o. WucfaiEaes FretEkt Screwed nc the
FostRern Express GSaPeSys January iS,
1854
Billings, pkg LieutJ AsEiius, box & Q
Nslord. be1j q G Jordan, pkg; g Wait, pkg;
2 Fowlban. boz; RE Hughs, box w W VIII
BIZ. bpu HIP Walker, box Mrs B Adams, box;
7 S Thrrsbef, pkg Z II Shuiard, box DFJsis,
d; Ogeal boxi Mrs " H Thurmsnd, bal;
} JOHNSON, 2 skf; J Morgan, peli HH Peits;
bor; Calvin Wingaii, box J s Wright, bbl A.
Bowasn, ; rks and Tx IA heYey, box.
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81 coNALUNIcATIaEa.

Supplies 0 to rs now quite slentifuliy By
wsy1oE the river from Bridgeport. The railroad
from Nashville TO Bridgeport is worked to its at.
mosi capacity, and Eve new steamboats, are in
course Of construction At Bridgeport 70 increase
ths facilities. The loBg bridge at Bridgeport
will be finished SsfcTe the commencement Of the
new year, and that at Running Water before the
middle OF January, when Ws shall hsve all rsil
to Nashville. When Supplies enough shall have
hscn piled up N Chattanooga 10 warrant a for
ward movement, / helievs i viii be undertaken,
no matter what the season Of the year may Be.
Gen. Grant viii not let The rebellion rest in
nniat.
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"a bbls. r arel TsaHers OIL
bbls Peanut (MEehine) Of,
2eoiI Bssr Grass Rope,
50 bszss Tobacco, assosted blends;
40 bbls. AID 2 sacks Sal,
2sad5les, AKA s,i0s Gshs sud S~urcingles,
Fodder srd obusts, in bsiss-on coHsign-
nsat and fer sale By
HI WILLIAMS,
Commission A~sgchans,
Marietta street.
Il ALASKA, Ca.
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2 . ~CHATTANoaaA.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Decsmbsr "a, 1858
GsF5 Grant anticipates tEsgbls from gusuiilss
daring the winter. There are maBy eidEan-
yet in Borth Alsbams ard Gsorgia, snd even IA
Tennessee, Ebs csnnOt see tie hopaisesness OF
The rebel esuse-nen whs barn with p~stiotc
ere, which inoites then t3'dsstardly kets IA the
line Of bridge burning, highway robbery, OBJ
s~.TuC.ing railroad tracks, and 80 on. Carp,
Fsrgaa5n, Tinken, Dove. Bsstsy and C0lsBsI
MuTny-vho Vas dismissed fen the regular
rebel service for c6Rsr3ies-afs prominent
snoug The gaer lila l adzrs ia Middle Tennessee.
Ga the l6H Of this month, FsEgussR with forty
men, attacked the tain Of the Ist cavalry d.
vislsn, en- tbs march from acAinuTlls 70
Sparta, ard deliberately murdered fau1 BseH-
one Of them, PatsE Ebis, sutlsr Of The 9th Penn
~sylysHis cgvslTy-csrryinE eff With them
soma twenty thousand dellsrs' worth Of prep
afty. ice Blackburn, q UBion Scout a! lbeIiv,
has g force orEarizsd, which ii is 8 sort Of check
30 tee operations Of .hsse robbers, and tAe
UnioR grapevine telegraph IS working nO-e
successfully every day; yet the murders asd r0b-
berries BY these ssbel outessts caHnot altogether
90 prevented Nc mercy viii be shown them
ii iley sgs esue bt.
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- oF IeHs MegsAH.

TIE b0E bandit, wLeso hair widowed 10 she
Columbus poniteHtisTy during lhs latter Fsyt ef
The Summer sud through re aGtamn, hss st last
reached a place Of SATISFY within ths rebel lines
Hs crossed Zee Tennessee river Es Wits Geek
shoals, sky miles above hero. last Sunday
moIaing. StsuEeh friends have sided bim all
tie way from the prison deer ip OHIO. RsAch-
ing the foot Of the Cumberland mountain, eight
miias from the mouth Of Whits craek, he iRl.
pressed all the Inhabitants, ssiEtd such tssls SO
he needed, sBd proceeded with lis escort Of for.y
men to the bsuk Of tie Tennessee, one nile BE-
lev Gillespi9's landing, tAkiHs care that nose IF
The citizens who saw him skould esesps 70 give
the alarm 10 the Union yids..as 80 Kingston.
IA old nan who had bsen ssissi, managed TO
eluie the vigilance ol Jehn's guards, snd srsT-
elsd en- foos to Gillespie with ihe exciting intsi-
ligsnce. Infantry bsiEg the oHly available
troops 8. Gillespie, thsy we're buried OF 10
Wsise Greek shoals vita 8 visW 70 intercept tho
guerrilla chief, Sut they srrivs3 q fsw monsuta
100 lGss. MoIgsn himself mcua;sd en- a five
thousand dollar stslisB, presented him in Ken
taeky, and accompanied By oHs mounted mau
Of his escort, dashed away just IS the paRiisg
foos soldiers anne IN sight. Two ST his cap
/ tsins--RobsTt and William Cummings, OF Lex
iygSoB, Ky, were nos 90 success5sl, and were
taken, together 8ith fifteen Of the rebel tToop-
ers Was had lost their bCrsss in the siresn. ID
tsiig5ncs was sena n Gen HsUs1d, At Athens,
whs attempted 80 arrest he bold JohDsyy bHt
wik0Hi success. A male eo8eia u AbrahRD
Lincoln, who resides near White Csesk sAeals,
uas aeavo IA assisting the GyiAg sAisE. Nor
gan viii undoubtedly have SONS important cav
airy eosamhnd, although ! Do not ses at present
where bic troopers are to come lrem, unless he
suBereedes Forrest
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FUNERAL NUTEGG.
TAs friends and seq s~iaisre-s e TT. end Nrl L. z.
DAVIS sas r~ss1sste1 70 attend tAs funeral Of .As later
a. thsir r~ssi-srcs, GA Davis street TO MORROW Grs.
-dsYl NeHSIso, the ts;h instant At 10 sclaoE.
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Negro Coopers.

WILL Fsy 8 lbsrsi p-ias n tua EEaRe G00P-
Is s-s0an1 aal e. ltby-snd asf to sEissd lhiry
years ef ssa- Thsy srs required for wsrk 81 lght
esrsss. ROBERT A. O8AWFD2D.
Slave Dss sr,
jIl6 Feaehfras EirceE
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PI0w Boys.

I've Ell n eide, ] vii psy good prices Tor PL0W
Z BOTs fom thrsoH g. Gziess years = kgs-
RsBERT q. UEAF Orb
Save BssieE,
. islI-Et Paashtrse strss4.
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salt! salt

n0EGar ezprassy fsr EsidisE' fszii0s tad FIR
y nisksd - them ~ Sra esai.
EeBERr A. gRAWFeRD.
Slave Dealer,
iaII.fos Paashtrsa street.
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RsNG sszPsls4 10 rive iansdiais psrssza rssas
- na = ~ fzts-srH to tbs West J rev oGsF hF
sac rEH ar 1na w-nH
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

The credit of originating the SAM.
tary Fairs belongs to the ladies OF
Lowell.
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The War in Missouri.

Missouri (the western party is in q
most depl0rable condition. Gangs Of
guerillas are plundering and murder
ing at will, and not only this, but get
ting largely recruited by men who
professed to be loyal until they had
secured the State arms. 1t is difficult
to make out the state of affairs at this
distance. but it is about as bad as it
can be. .fa.sIst as .t,s#E
Gen. Rosecrans has issued an ad-
dress to the people of Northwest Mis-.
souri,, stating that they have deceived
him. While they promised to preserve
peace aud aid the Government. they
have allowed guerillas to live and re-
cruit among them. The arms and sm.
munition put into their hands for the
preservation of the public safety have
been used to destroy it. He tells them
nothing ia now left for them to do but
20 wholly renounce and help to exter-
inmate the common enemy. or that
their country will become q desolatiou
All loyal and law abiding citizens
must promptly combine with the mill,
tary authorities. giving oil possible
aid. assistance. and Information. or
suffer the violence which must follow
the liberation Of a species Of warfare
which ands no parallel even in our
Indian wars.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

Two OF the last.named feet are now
90 forwarded that they may be com.
pieted this year. 1t will doubtless
take many people by surprise, that
the extraordinary success with which
our coasting iron-clads were built, so
far ut least as relates to time, and the
number finished, was attained while
an immense squadron Of ocean ships
were in progress. H.. ....
q II will be observed that there is no
vessel in the list of o less measure
ment than 500 tuns. while eight OF
them are of greater tunnage than the
screw line Of battle-ships in the French
and English navies. As regards their
ability to 60 to sea, II is only certain
that they were built for no other pur-
pose than to cruise at sea, and to
serve ut home when no cruising is to
be done. None Of them having been
yet sent out, their sailing qualities,
like those Of the great Eastern before
the first trip. cannot be eulogized or
censursd. since no one knows what
they may be. II, however, any one
will prove before their trial, that these
ships are unseaworthy, he must be q
better sailor than John Rodgers, Cap
tain Of the Dictator an ADLER ship.
builder than Charles Delamatcr, who
constructed that vessel, and must
have moro common sense than tho
most tested Admiral in the Russian
army.
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Notice.
Produce Wanted.

A Ii kinds of Produce taken in exchange
IA for Goods at our Store in Floyd-sueh al
Wheat, Hides, Butter, Eggs, etc. Prices the
same as in Charles City.
LEIIMKUHL & co,
Floyd, Nov. 1862.
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Our Iron Clad Navy.
THIRTEEN OCEAN MONSTERS FITTING OCT.

THIRTEEN OCEAN MONSTERS FITTING OCT.
The United States has now formi-
dable feet of sca-going armored ves-
sells in course Of active preparation,
nearly half of them being afloat.l 1t is
well known that the Government new
er intended the thirty.eight turret YES.
sells, now nearly all in active service,
fos-craising. They were improvised
for hsrbor defence, and no specification
in any contract required that they
should be able to do ocean service.
Many of them were, indeed, simple
iron and wooden hulls. fastened to a
sort Of raft, and their forte was to be
fighting, not sailing. Other ships were
ordered, for other purposes, and they
will soon be tested, when the country
and the press will have an opportunity
to Judge of their merits. In a few
days one of them will 60 to sea in CON-
mand Of one Of the best sailors in
tho United States Regular Navy, and
the New York journals will doubtless
record her behavior. -'.--..
Meantime il cannot fail to be inter
esting to farnish . list Of that portion
OF the iron-clad navy of the United
States, which in destined for sea SER
vice. As the ships have never been
named in such connection before,
and as many otherwise well.informed
persons are ignorant of their existence,
il will not be amiss to append the
brief tabular description Of their meas
uremcnt aud armament as follows:
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AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa,

DCs rtDTullN Stn, 1854.
WHEREAS, The Madison Mutual Insurance
Company, of Madison. in the State of Wis
consin, did on the eighth day of February,
1864, file in this office the act of Incorporation
of said Company, together with a written III
strument under the seal of said Company,
signed by the President and Secretary Of said
Company, under oath showing that said COM
pany is possessed of capital Of at least ono
hundred thousand dollars, secured by lien on
real estate worth at cash valuation at least
five times the amount Of said capital, and not
encountered to more than one-half of said
cash valuation as required by section . of
q" an Act to amend an Act entitled an Act in
relation to Insurance Companies" approved
February 9th, 1858.
Therefore III pursuance of law, it is hereby
certified that said Madison Mutual Insurance
Company is authorized to transact their appro-
pirate business of Insurance in the State of
Iowa, IN accordance with the laws thereof, I'M
til the 3lst day Of January. 1865.
It'll further certified that the attached il
true and correct copy of the said Statement.
In testimony whereof l have
- hereunto set my hand and affixed
SEAL lmy seal Of Office this 9Th day of Feb
0OS|ruary, 4. D. 1864.
]. w. CATTELL,
Auditor of State.
g. First class canrassing Agents wanted to
canvass in every County in Northern Iowa.
Only those who can give the best of Reference
need apply.
g. r. MONTAGUE,
General Agent
for Northern Iowa and Minnesota.
Postoffice address, La Crosse, Wis.
May 4, 1864. 2lw3
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Gbe' ,y,ntsllig!rennter,
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad.

The Dubuque and Sioux City Rail
road Company have published a re
port Of the operations of the Compan.
for the Eve months ending May 81
1854. Our copy of the report not hav
Ing come to hand, we are dependen
upon the Dubuque Times for the follow
Ing extract: pags
A'"Tke Cedar Falls and Minnesot,
Railroad is under contract from Ceda,
Falls to Waverly, . distance Of four.
teen miles It is expected that it will
be completed and in operation early
next Fall. On the 9th of March, 1868.
tho Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad
Company entered into contract al
lowing q drawback to that road, oi
fifteen per cent. on all business COM
ing from or going to said road. The
Galena and Chicago Union and Illinois
Central Companies will both enter in
20 like contracts. This road when
completed to the State line, will, in
connection with the Minnesota Gen.
trail Railroad. form . continuous line
TO Minneapolis and st. Paul. The
Minnesota Central Company expect to
build their road to within thirty miles
of the State line this year. These
two roads when completed will form .
very important railroad connection
and valuable contributor to the Du-
buque and Sioux City. The country
on the line is tolerably we'll settled
now, and is one Of the finest wheat
growing regions west of the Mssis-
sippi. The Cedar Valley for beauty.
fertility of soil, and water power, can
not be surpassed by any other valley
in the Northwest. This road will al
90 open q great market for coal which
ia found on the line of the Dubuque &
Sioux City Railroad near Webster
City and Fort Dodge" ..........4
The G. F. & NJ. Railroad will COM
mand the business Of Blackhawk, Brs-
mer, Butler, Chickasaw, Floyd, How
ard, Mitchell, Worth, and Cerro Cor
do counties. Their population in 1850
was 81, 235, their value of property,
$l6,377,0s3, and the Oats, Wheat and
Corn in 1868, amounted to 5,l30,s
bushels.
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DIED.,

DIED.
In this village, 9th inst, Mr.. George c.
Bagley, aged 63 years. -..s.....
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GToNE WARE. Churns. Jugs, Creampots
- Fruit Jars, &c. at GILBERT x DEANS.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

| The Cincinnati Times states that Tho
Notifications around that city cover
an area of nine miles, have eighty
pieces of cannon of large calibre, and
two hundred rounds of ammunition tc
each gun.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

Four rebel prisoners havo been &C.
lected from our military prison, to be
sent to Mitchellsville and Clarksviiie,
KY, to be shot in retaliation for the
murder of two Union men near these
places.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

Six brothers from Vermont, named
Hull, enlisted together at the com.
mencement Of the war. The last sur
vivor Of the six was killed in one of
the late Virginia battles.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

The officers and soldiers alike use
spades-tho latter upon Notifications,
the former upon card tables.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28
Total Assets Of tho Company. ::
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
-,

Dane County.
Personally appeared Benjamin f. Hopkins,
Vice President, and ID. Worthington, Secreta-
ry, of the Madison Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny of Wisconsin, and made oath that the fore
going statement by them subscribed is true
full, and correct statement of the officers of
said Company and exhibits so far as can be
ascertained, its actual condition on the thir-
ty-iirst day Of December, A. ID. 1868.
b. +. HOPKINS,
Eice-PTesident of Madison Mutual ms. Co.
ID. WORTHINGTON,
Secretary of Madison Mutual Ins. Co.
Subscribed and sworn before me tits 5th
day Of February, 1891
GILES r. MONTAGUE.
IL. >. X. Stamp. Notary Public,
La Crosse county, Wisconsin.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

Destructive fires occurred on Satur-
day night last in Springfield, Mass,
and Syracuse, N. Y.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

The public schools of Buffalo offer
prizes to young lady pupils for the best
loaves of bread.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-07-28

Capt. Winslow was indebted to
Daniel Webster for his appointment
as midshipman in the navy.