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TCV April rs, from 50 avenue D. an hon sray Uorse'
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Henee motber, EDWARD G. AIlAuE IT, of New York. II
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mnI-hoonA-OD Tuesday, April 10, as tie Alef
Srses Presbyterian church, by the Rev. w. ". Newell
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fkde n Burcb assisted by the Rev. r. NJ. Hatfield, Mr..
haas lioyT, Of New York. 70 Miss A. Augusta SooErlp
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Eshenoe OF the BRIDES father, by the Rev j. S Eord
ar JOHN HFlMs 70 Miss Ella BURGER. No cards.
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1urcn. by the Rev. A. Cleveland Coke, VIM RErMoSp,
May IAwRRscx, daughter Of the late wm Preston
wAIz-IFwls Tuesday, April le, by the Rev
Henry Blanchard. ERNEST l. WAlz AHmE NJ, darg er
the Hon WIN. 3, iew,s, both Of Brooklyn.
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ATH WARD MOZART HALL WARD COMMITTEE
K The members Of this committee requested
s Pearl street this wednestay) evening April 20 1861
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POLITICAL.

UrIRsT GUN FROM THE OLD sEvBNTEENTH.--AT A
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens OF the
Seventeenth ward held al the house OF Mr. James EgAn
April Ia organization formed TO be known the
Seventeenth ward Geo. Mcclellan Democratic Assocta-
ton PATRlCk O'kEEFE, President
THOMAS B. NucEET. Secretary
ITH WARD MOZART HALL. WARD COMMITTEE =
r The members Of this committee requested 10 meet
275 Pearl street. this Wednesday evening" April 90 1861
att o'clock BY order OF General Committee OF Mozart
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brgs Hound, horranse Confidence. Circassan Abemero
schr Nara Louisa.
l9th-u s gunboat Matnwan land anchored Al QSaTau
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Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01
The War in Georgia.

Official news from Atlanta is hope
ful Authentic information is received
showing that Gen. Kilpatric has re-
turned from raid on the line of the
Macon railroad without serious loss,
but had a fatiguing and hard time.
He brought in one piece of artillery
and ninety prisoners. He effectively
destroyed the road in various places
General Logan had taken line of
rife pits and some prisoners. The ar
my is not inactive, as has been re-
ported. Deserters from the rebel ar
my come into our lines at the rate Of
. hundred a day. Eighty came in on
tho l7th in one party General Kill
patrick's raid resulted in the des,ruc-
tion Of IA miles of the Macon Railroad.
He made the circuit of Atlanta.
A gentleman has arrived in Wash
ington from Georgia, who came by
way of Atlanta, with the permission
of Gen. Sherman. and who represents
the State government of Georgia. He
desires to learn upon what basis the
United States Government will treat
with the State Of Georgia for admis-
sion into the Union. This is most
significant symptom.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01
New Photograph Gallery.
Notice.

STATE OF IOWA,
Floyd County,
TO John o Hair. Jr., James O. Hair, John
O'Hair, Senr., and Rosanna O. Hair his wife,
Cyrus III. Eaton, James H. Eaton, Byron Ea
ton, Franklin II. Eaton, and William l.. Ea
ton, heirs, and Huldah III. Eaton, widow Of
jeremiah Eaton, deceased, Elizabeth Strawn,
John Ferguson and Elizabeth Ferguson his
wife, L. w. Stores, Israel W. Snyder Admin
istrator of the estate of Daniel Snyder, de-
ceased j. A. Higgins, q. q. Reiniger, James
Slaterly, and J. W. Lehnknhl
You are hereby notified that on or before
the first day. of September, A. d. 1864, there
will be on tle in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of Floyd County Iowa, pc
tition of Eliphalet Cram claiming of said
John O. Hair, Senr., the sum of seven hun
dred dollars and interest thercon at the rate
of ten per cent. per annum from the fifteenth
day Of April, 1858, as money due on a prom
issory note executed by said John o. Hair, Sen.
| to one Clark G. Briggs, and claiming of all OF
said defendants the foreclosure of a bond. OF
contract To sell certain real estate situated in
Floyd County, Iowa, to wit: The n. W. ! OF
| the s. w. of Section 10, the N. w. 4 Of the
S. W. of Section II, except ten acres, and
the South ! of Section 20, all in township 81
| North, Of Eange ID West, executed by said
Clark C, Briggs to said John O'Hair, Sen,
4 agreeing 10 convey 10 MN san real estate on
| the payment of said note, said note and con-
tract and the interest of said Briggs in said
| real estate having been assigned and conveyed
| to and being now owned by said Cram. And
| that unless you appear thereto and defend
before noon of the second day of the ncXI
| Term of the District Court of said County
| said Term to commence ON the 7th day of No
yember, A. ID. 1864 default will be entere,
| against you and judgment and decree render
| cd thereon as prayed in said petition
! STARR & PATTERSON
! Plaintiffs Attorneys.
August sth, 1861. 32wl
$50 cent u. :. Revenue Stamp, cancelled
! L. c. by s. s, Z. Attys-, Aug. s. 1861
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01

WINNEsHEIK Observation-Disclosures
seems to be getting furious in Hes.
per township. On Friday night a
new house just erected 10y John Deck,
er was consumed with all the house
hold goods, beds and bedding. clothes,
&c. lie had moved his goods in, but
the sickness of friends child detain.
ed him, and all were burned. The
same night the reaper of N. Beatty
was covered with shcaves of wheat
and completely burned to ashes. The
same night the stable Of B. Smallcy
was burned up. Fortunately Mr.. 5.
was reaping and had his horses with
him, so that this damage is not seri.
GUS. 1t is supposed the same fiend
applied the torch in every instance.
A woman is charged with being the
incendiary. Deeorah RcDubEc,
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01
Tge gnttuwenttr,
Gen. Grants Recent Successes,

a. Since the disastrous failure in from
of Petersburg, which was due to Burn
sides incapacity, lack Of energy or o
fidelity to his supcriors, Grant ha
succeeded in.decidedly improving th'
aspect of our military affairs in Vir
ginis. s.
First, he through Sheridan
restored confidence along the upper
Potomac. Uniting half dozen de-
tached forces under one leader. and
that a good one. he has been able to
present to the enemy force too large
to be stampedcd by any mere raiding
party. Seeing this to be the case,
Lee has been dctaching troops from
near Richmond to overwhelm Sheri-
dan, feeling, doubtless, quite sure that
Grant could and would do nothing in
that vicinity. But Grant has,
Secondly, planted himself firmly in
q good position, within six miles of
Richmond, on the north side of the
James. And he will stay there until
he is ready to move nearer.
Thirdly, he has thrown a strong
force across the Weldon railroad, and
It is reported that he has dciied the
most desperate attempts on the part
Of the rebels to dislodge him. If they
can't drive him of to-day, they can
less likely do so tomorrow. We are
now, for the first time, in position
to strike the Danville railroad and
keep it broken. This is the first and
main condition Of success in the siege
Of Richmond. If we can cut off its
supplies, we can compel fair fight or
q surrender.
In the engagement to recover the
Weldon railroad, the rebel Gen. A. =.
Hill was severely wounded, and Gen
erals Heath and Lee (son of h. Z.
Lee, were killed. 1t is thought by
many that the rebels will make no
further attempt there, al that Peters
burg must soon fall.
The latest advices from Grants ar
my state that the Weldon railroad is
being thoroughly destroyed, and War
rcn is making demonstrations on the
Petersburg and Lynchburg railroad.
Secretary Stanton telcgraphs that
Gen. Hancock was heavily attacked
on the Weldon railroad on Thursday,
aud after one Of the hardest fought
battles of the war, the rebels retired
leaving their dead and wounded in
our hands. General Grant estimates
the losses of the rebels in his front,
within the past two weeks. at 10000.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01
STATE OF IOWA.
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
Davenport, Aug. Is, 1864.


General Orders No 80. .-Ea
l.. Commanders of Companies and persons
authorized to raise companies from the enroll
ed militia of this State, under the laws of this
State, for militia service, will forthwith desig-
nate time and place for the complete organ
ization of said companies. The time will not
be later than September 5th, 1864.
H. On account of the great difficulty in
procuring cavalry arms and equipments, no
cavalry companies will be organized without
special permission Of this department, and il
any arc organized without such permission
they will not be recognized as part of the
militia of this State. #I ~
Ill. The Captains Of Companies which do
organize will make out and return to this de-
partment by Sept. 10, 1864, a complete list ol
all persons who neglect or refuse to join any
company within the township, ward or vicini-
ty in which said companies are raised, in or
der that actions may be commenced against
such person 50 neglecting or refusing to do du-
ty as contemplated by the laws of the last
General Assembly. st w
". No able bodied white male citizen oi
this State is exempted from militia service by
reason q service heretofore performed in Uni
ted States service. 1as7t- #s-
". BY the Constitution, "thc Militia o
the State shall be composed Of all able bodied
white male citizens between the ages Of eigh'
teen and forty five years, except such as are
or may hereafter be exempted by the laws Of
the United States or this State"
The following causes only under the ruling
of this Department, will exempt from militia
service /;
l. When exempted by State law
2. Alienage, where declaration of inten
ton to become citizens has not been filed, ol
right of suffrage exercised.
8. Non residence. ......aa.
4. Under or over age. #at.Es
8. Permanent physical disability of sucl
degree as to render the person not u prope
subject for military duty
vi. Until further orders, no exemption
viii be valid unless approved by the Adjutan
General of the State. - ..
by Older Of the Commander in Chief.
lN n. b. BAKER, -Ast.
81 Adjutant General Of iowa
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01
Valuable Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his homestead.
situated miles from Rockford and l3 miles
from Charles City. The property consists Of
1876 acres of hand, 95 of which are under i'm
ppovements a good frame dwelling house all
finished, and stable, granery and necessary
out-buildings. There are two good springs on
the farm, and stock water GO acres Of small
grain now harvested, and l6 acres of corn !,
The balance tamo hay, and Is acres of grove
timber. 10 cows and small flock of sheep
can be had with the farm if required.
Resides the above offer for sale several
tracts of unimproved land situated in Floyd
and Cerro Gordo counties.
The whole Of the above property will be
sold low and part of the purchase money can
remain ON mortgage at 5per cent. For furth.
er particulars inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. JOHN CHAPMAN. ,
Ulster, Floyd Co., Aug. 8, 1864.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01

The Indiana Sons of Liberty have
fallen upon evil times Within q few
days past seventy-s;x thousand dol
lars worth of arms and powder, being
secretly forwarded to them, has been
seized by the Government. The latest
haul was made at Terra Haute on
"Wednesday. of fifty-six kegs ofpowder.
The butternut generation are unfortu-
nate. and yet not very much so. il
these seizures keep them from the
ability ofcoming in collision with the
Government. No doubt their dispo-
sition is base and reasonable enough,
but it will work of in harmless spout.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01
Take no more unpleasant and unsafe


Medicines.
For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HELMBOLD' EXTRACT BUCHU, which
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for the following diseases and symptoms oriei-
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CHhlSllES
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DR.. Christie's Ague Balsam!

e want more of Dr. Christes Ague Bal
Wants more sam. Please send mo half a gross imme-
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. Chrisles Hike hot cakes.n WILSON 4 NEVILLE,
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New York, Aug. 22, 1880
Christe's | From my knowledge Of the Ingredients
Ague Basaml lpf Chrsties Ague Balsam consider IL a
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mcnded by Fever and Ague, and that II viii not
Chemists lprove injurious te the onsttution.
LAWRENCE REED, Prof. OF Chemistry.
it Ii. SCOVIL, Proprietor,
23ml Chicago, Ill.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01
E;a FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale an improved
Farm of ninety acres, situated in Ulster town
ship, Floyd county, adjoining the homestead
of John Chapman. On the Farm there Is "a
good, new, log house, and ten acres arc now
in crops and enclosed with good rail fence
Included in the ninety acres are ten acres Of
good grove timber. The remaining eighty
acres comprise the very best quality of prairie
land. The whole will be sold at a moderate
price, and time granted for portion of the
purchase money haE PETER ROSE.
Information respecting the Farm can be OBJ
tanned by inquiring at the office OF q. q. &
Il. e. Reiniser. ..g 2otf e
Charles City, July Z, 1854.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01

For THE CEDAR VALLEY RAnRoAD.-A
raft of 10000 feet of bridge timber
for the Cedar Falls and Minnesota
Railroad arrived day or two since,
and was loaded on cars for Waterloo
yesterday. 1t came from Knapp.
Stout & Co.'s mill in Dunn county,
Wisconsin. Trains will be running
from Waterloo to Waverly by the
LIST of November at the furthest-Du-
buque Times, Gath.
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01

PERSONS ADVANCED IL LIFE, and feeling the
hand OF time weighing heavily upon them,
with all its attendant ills. will indin the use
of HOSTETTER' ) CELEBRATED STOMACH
BII'IERS, an elixir that will instl new lift
into their veins, restore, in a measure, the ar
dor and energy of more youthful days, build
up their shrunken forms, and give health and
vigor to their remaining years. Those who
are in the least afflicted with
Ha Dyspepsia, Ague,
80 Ianguor, Nausea,
or any other troublesome and dangerous dis
ease, arising from a disordered system, should
not hesitate to avail themselves of the benefit
derived from this great remedy. For sale b,
Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere
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Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01
SONG OF THE SOIL.

start the bulb of the beautiful flower, ef
And feed the bloom Of the wildwood bower
rear the blade of the tender herb, -.
And the trunk of the stalwart oak curb
force the sap Of the mountain pine, .. ..
And curl the tendrils of the vine ..
robe the forest, and clothe the plain
With the ripest of fruit and the richest Of grain.
But the noblest work that's left to me .s
Is tonourish the healing CHERRY TREE,
Whose virtues have the power to save
Consumtion victim from the grave !; ~.
The spell is broken the captive free, g..
IIurah hurralI! for the Wild Cherry tree.
See advertisement. e.. ~ ..
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01

1t seems to be accorded by the uni
versal consent Of mankind that DR.. j
G. Aver & Co.'s Sarsapari'la, Pecto
raj and Pills arc the greatest remedies
yet discovered for the treatment OF
disease that Ayers Sarsaparilla is
the great Elixir Of Life, which Phil
osophcrs have sought for purifying
the blood, Try it and judge for your
selves. na rl .
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01

The rebel papers at Richmond pro,
fess to have news of a bloody anti
draft riot in New Orleans, in which
400 persons were killed. At last ac-
counts. The report says. the riot was
still raging. 1t is probably rebel
fiction. ~ ...a
Charles City intelligencer., 1864-09-01

There are now 5000 rebel prisoners
in the barracks at Rock Island, H.,
and 5,377 at Camp Douglas, Chicago.
There are also several hundred at Al
ton. There is quite rebel army in
Illinois. -