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r., EEryTEz1 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA
htH Et8@s5Sy Il A ILROAD BETHLEHEM,
TON, NlLhI~BARkE WlLLtABSpORT
- MINER ARR ANGY.MESr.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
On and af'er ONDAY June l3 ISL. Passenger Trains
|Ui leave thc now Depot, lHlItD Street above Ihomp
son street, fniadepll, daily (Snhdays eXgcptgd), rs
follows
A. n. CEN press) for Bethlehem, Allentown, MaBcb
Chunk, Wiko sbaro, " llAmFpOrt.
HIJ A 81. lACcOmmOdntou) tor DOylGstoWn
lob \ VI (AceOuImOd1tiOn) 'Or Fort Wgshlngtnu
3P. NJ. tAcr0mmodatOn) Tor Doylestnwn.
Jftp, NJ (EEpress) Tor Retnlchem, Enston, &c
4'l6 NJ. MuiJ for DOylest0wn.
10 =, NJ accommodating flr Bethlehem, Allentown
ard AuUch Chunk
6I5P. N. tACeoTmodStion) for ansdale.
ii =. 81 lAlcCmmOdE iou) lot Fort WashingtOB
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave BethGl'il at $50 A NJ, 80 A. NJ aade OF g. NJ
poyhsown al 9 40 A. NJ, J45 r. NJ, and L. NJ
LAntdgle ut o 4, Al,
Fort ashing.uu at u % A. ". And2PM.
on SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia for B,thleNtIu a. \. 4
Philadelphia nT N0sle,tDWn ~ o p. "
DOyesiOWH TOR Pr,AdelphiR Ut 72DA.M.
Eglmertp iaT ri Agiclpha ut =. n.
Hhman's Esggl.e hNggCss VIII coll ET uu1 d.g.sr
bapgogo at tie depot Oricrs llay be- ler ~ * l'3 J.
THIRD Street
jel1 ELLIS CLARK, As,ot
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RESOLUTION
TO PuBLI7H a LOW NM

FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Re olyed That the Cork be Authorized 10 publish in
two dHy newspapers Of this city daily Tor fOu weeks,
the oTdnu presented 10 Common Council On Thursday,
June 70, lb.f, entitled
"AN ORDINANCE
TO AUTHORIZE LOAN FOR SCHOOL FUR
POSES"
And the aaid Cork The atod meeting OF Councils amer
the expiration OF four Weeks from tlo htG' day Of said
publication, ,hal aesout o. this Council one OF each Of
.pl new spape-s for cvcfy day ~ which TIE same shA
Aaig bcgn made, gJ4W
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QUEEN OF BEAUrY-WHITE VIRGIN
NJ Wax Of AMI les l. the most perfect preparation Of
u age, for btauuS ng whitening, and preserving the
complexion u Is made from pure White Wax, hCDce tl
extraordinary quEes Tor prese Wing the skin mAl Ing Il
soft sm 9TH fair and transparent. II cures chs 2pod
hands Of lips removes pimples vc, Prize 20 and 80 CCn
Manufactured only by HUNT d co porfumors,
NO,4l s. EIGHTH ST., doors above Che sng. and
jyl6-im Va. l33 3. SEVENTH Street
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E6w FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW
m3E Rte Gork ard all the stations the Camden and
AmbCy and connecting Railroads

EeN Hy FREIGHT LINES FOR NEW
tff NJ lork ard all the stations on the Camden and
AnbOy and connecting Railroads
INCREASED DESPATCH
The Camden and AmbOy RgllFlnd and Transportation
Conlpays Freight Lines TO- New YO viii leave Walnut
sr ct wharf, on and after JanAary 4, daily (sundays eY
oepted), At O'Clock 7, NJ
Returning, the above Lines win leave New York at
and T.. Al
ITeight must be delivered before az P. NJ to be for
Warded the sBme dhy.
Freight for Trenton Princeton, Kingston, New Bruins
wick and al points on tho Camden and AmbOy Railroad;
hsO on tic Belydere De AWARE and FemlngtOn, the New
JeFs y the fre old and Jan eburg, Burlington
Ad Mount Holly Ra arOads, received forwarded M 70
~ ocbcA T. A. small packages Tor Mount Holly re-
ov!ltC up to O'Clock =. m.
The Bcy ydore Delaware Railroad connects a. Phllps-
burg with the Lchigh valley Railroad The New Jerfsy
Raj road connects az Elizabeth with the New Jersey
central laiIoad, and at Newark with the Morris and
EbHeN Railroad.
slip memorandum, specifying the marks and num-
bes shippers ard cOnsRnaes, must In every instance
sent Win each load Of goods, receipt viii be given
ihcrcaged facilities having been made FOR the tranBpOr-
route - - -
When stock is furnished in quantities Of TWO CAR
LOADS ol more II win be delivered the foot OF FOrieth
kreet, near the Drove laIds, at Pier No. L. North
River The shippers may designate AZ tho time Of the
hNpmeRt WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
NO .HSS Delaware avenue, Philadelphia.
GEO. Is. RAYMOND, Freight Agent,
Jf-N litr No. North River, New York
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RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING the CLERK TO PUBLISH TIE OR,

Resolved That he Cerl OF Common Council he author
H'd 10 publish in daily papers In this city daily
Tor four weeks The Jrdnrnce presented Common Coln
g a. stated meeting NereO heid on the 3yIh day Of
june, 1874 entitled
An Ordnance 20 AUtuT'ls Additional Loan 10 meet
tnt expenses incident % the CITY, and Tor
Othel puGpOscs
Ard the ssid 1erk, at tho stated meeting Of
LoUnClb amer ne expiration VI folr weeks irOth tn3
Arst day 4 sad publ cation, shah present % thl4
Council ose OF each 'ed newspapers for every day in
witch he Eral have been m do hg.4r
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RAILROAD LINES.
- "a sBazVl PHILADELPHIA, Will
- xIN0rUH AND RAJrIMonE akII-
On and amer suE0Af, g9as 10, iss.

ffsil 49, trfy AEIhurUN AND nAJ-TM1nY aAII-
ROAD. y,,...,..- -. -
No.. o. and ,f,sr sgiE3Ai. ygss 10, 1874
EAfhfuEr Trans IenVo Fhilodalnhin for
n9,5Oro q ls, l.tetes,, Gosdsyi ,ptsdJ o. A.
6ae,isT at 80, ms 4 ioo, 9ao, 80 coo and ma
w,,u,,9gg,oa Ct 80 cnlondoys s,eep,oal. 500. rm
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p W. We 'N' w. " ~ ~
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@l loF 4 q SGhMEN y6i. i;Ngs ~ 1874
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y ris, t','t w w .i'J on ~. At 80 y; W.
tl,ns y " Ss'e'''' L'"'"p' 'h"' Al" MtoIm'uNe SIA
''IIi79 ~ w.,
For Mount Holy Lvansge, and ren0eron, at \. M.,
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DRUGGIsTs, PHYSICIANS,
AvD
GENERAL sTOREKEEPER6,
Can md AZ ow Establishment ilU orrnsn 81 Iup.rt
and Nomeic nrugs, Popular Patent Medicines, Palns,
Coal Ch, window Glsss Prescription vas, Co.. 81 A. lJv
prices 8s soEuiro 6rsi-Ciass goods be soa.
FINE ESSENTIAL Oils
FoI GJnfeeLoaers In fun variety, and of the best quality
Coclined, Eergol Indigo, Maldsr, Pot Ash, Gu lDety
Soda An, All Oh fvbrlol An1atIo CO operas Eyrlet
Of Low God, &c, fOg DYEHs use, always ol l4d al
lowest net cash priccs.
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
growd expressly tor salas D waioh We ov.e the
attention OF toio in want of ralaolc articles.
Also, Lbilto, SEARCH, MUSTARD, &C., o. err4
7u0iry,
Orders b. mai, or city post, IN meet vita promv ~
iention or special quotations Viii bo furnished uheu rs
Tuestod.
WEIGHT It SIDDALL,
WhOlcsAe Drug Taruhguss
ally NO. 10 MAEkET Street above Front.
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RAILROAD LINES.

1894 CAMDEN AND ATTAIN 1904
ICO1. TIC RAILROAD. iCStb l,
slMHER ARIA SGEMFpT
1HHOIGU ~ TWO llOCRslN
-Four rains daily 10 Atlantic glty.
On aEd amer MONDAY, July I, trans ca,o Vllc strset
F,fTy follows
Mai, 7'JJ \. n.
freight, Eith passenger car attached, q-I5 4. n.
Express ttlTOugh u hOuTs) , 20 4. NJ
Atlantic ace 1mmpdBtiun, ( 10 2. NJ
Junction ACcumn 'datiUn, S'H0 p n.
RETl RSING LEAVES ATLANTIC,
AccOmmOd auon tAtautcy 20 4. NJ
EyuTCsB, a'uS A N.
Irtlsh llTn 4. NJ.
MGil, 4'is J.. NJ
Juncir Accommodation. 6-22 A. NJ
Fare tD Allan ic t2DO. Round Trip Tickets good o4y
for tho day ana train on Tnicn they ssuUd) =. 20
ENI RA HADUONFIELD TRAINS
Leave Vine sueCt Job a NJ. and cor NJ
Leave IiuGlODncd Iib =, NJ. and2 10 Z. NJ
ON SUNDAYS,
Nah tain ior Atlantic leaves Vine s.rOet 80 AM
Leaves AuaHlc fd5 r. NJ.
ie'Otf JOHN q. BRYANT, Agant.
HE bar which made last year has entirely dis an
pgnEtd, leaving the beach the most dellghtlu ON
the
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OIL CL . 4 II 5 OF EVERY VANlETY
~ Egnufscturud and f1T sale by
Bl,EWsTER FLAVILL & co,
jyt In No. 20 DDCk Street Pr, Al.
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EIagp READING RAILROAD

GREAT TEUNK LINE
! hon PhIlADElFinA TO ThE INTERIOR or
PIhNStLNANlA, THE stYiUYLKILL SUB-
GtEHANNA, Cj NBEHLASD, AND
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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COMMON COUNCIL,

4 LERKs OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL,
~ PHnLaDLLruA, Juty s, 1864.
In accordance Vi res)iutIoB adOped l}omuon
Council o he City If Pin adelpia Thursday tie son
day Of June. IS {, the annexed bl. entitled
AN ORDINANCE
10 AUTHORIZE 4 LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUH-
IJSRS"
IL her,iU publsa, ~ puhnc lnioTmshon.
I'M. z. SMALL.
Clerk Of Common Couu0dl.
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pNSSENGER TRAINS
l'1Nc tNo CCr.rai,y's depot, NJ THIRTEENTH snd
ShIpNNIIL Streets Philadelphia, at ,he following
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-24
PRICE, TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM

acres of hospitals, cotton sheds, and
store houses. They burned thirty
steam mills and fourteen ferry boats,
thirty locomotives and two hundred
cars. They burned fifty bridges and
three thousand bales of Confederate
cotton. Captured and confscated four
hundred wagons, and one thousand
head of horses and mules. They
bring in ttcetre thousand negroes, and
over one thousand Union refugees, and
one thousand prisoners. The total
loss to the Confeds, as estimated by
themselves is three million dollars.
One of our boys quantity remarked
that you could rake the whole coun-
try with fine tooth comb and not
raise either pig or chicken
The army did not 60 to Selma, as
reported in the Northern papers.
Gen. Polk made but feeble resis-
tance. He could do but very little.
The 10th A. C. will Immediately go
down the river, to the mouth of the
Red River. | do not know the inten-
ded move from there. The l1th A. c.
will remain here for the present.
Owing to the great enlargement of
the Department, Gen. Sherman finds
it difficult to personally command the
army, and has requested the War De-
partment to give the command of the
entire army to Mcpherson, he. retain
ing his command of the Department.
One object in this is to give McPher-
son chance in the field, as he has
shown extraordinary ability to handle
troops. As Gen. Hurlbut ont ranks
Mcpherson, the order must come from
Washington. There is not in the SER
vice more loyal, energetic officer,
than Maj. Gen. Jas. b. Mcpherson.
Col. Ed. Osborn, commanding 4th
Miss cavalry is down from Yazoo City.
He reports one Brigade of rebels there
commanded by Gen. Rolf There are
four regiments of L. S. soldiers, three
being blacks, the other the llth lii
nois, Col. Coates.
The rebels captured twenty blacks
belonging to Osborn's command, and
shot them, and afterwards mutilated
their bodies shamefully, and then piled
them up in the road in an entirely
nude state.
The blacks in this city have had a
tax Of ten per cent. assessed upon their
wages provided they receive five dol
lars per month. A good many are
hired out by an officer appointed for
the purpose, to loyal citizens working
plantations in the vicinity of the city.
WINFIELD.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-24
5flistellanp.
THE SHIP CANAL QUESTION.

In The Iowa House of Representa-
tives, on the 25th ult., an interesting
debate sprang up on the bill to APP.
propriate 81, 900 for surveying a ship
canal route from LasalIe, Illinois, to
the Mississippi river near Rock Island.
On this occasion Mr.. Gilchrist, the
member from McGregor, made very
able speech, synopsis of which is
given below
Mr.. GiIchrist said that some four
weeks since, he presented concur
rent resolution TO the House, direct
ing and requesting our Senators and
Representatives in Congress to cause
survey and construction of Ship Ca
nal around the Upper and Lower Rap
ids Of the Mississippi River. Suisse
quently, a gentleman offered a concur
rent resolution urging Congress to
take measures TO construct a Ship Ca
nal, from Lake Michigan to the Mis-
sissippi River. Both resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the
House and sent To the Senate. The
Senate blended the two resolutions
together, and passed them, sent them
back here and their action was con-
Cured ill.,
In the meantime a memorial came
up from the citizens of Davenport,
asking an appropriation of One Thou
sand Dollars TO survey Ship Canal
from LaSalle to the Mississippi River
This was put into bill and passed
10y the Senate, and sent to the House,
and referred 10 the Standing Commit
tee on Railroads, who reported back
the Senate bill with an amendment,
that the survey be extended to the
Upper and Lower Rapids of the Mis-
sissipi Rivcg lie stated that he de-
signed to cooperate with the inten-
tious of The committee, as the bil was
Of vast Importance, to Iowa and the
North-West.
LaSalle is one hundred miles from
Chicago ON the Illinois River. This
river runs down omewhat parallel
to the Mississippi River, and enters
the stream 220 miles from LaSal!e
1t is uniformly the case that where
two rivers run nearly parallel, that
an elevation or watershed, divide, as
it is called by Engineers, runs paral-
lei with those rivers. Should this
elevation be eighty or even sixty feet
above the starting and terminating
point on the Mississippi, then the
route was clearly impracticable for a
Canal. it being without a feeder from
the summit level. He said nowhere
could the water be had for such feeder,
except from Rock River-,hat River
is occupied for hydraulic purposes, aud
water could not be taken above the
city of Rockford for a half million
of dollars.
lie regretted exceedingly that the
committee had not further so amended
the original bill that in the event oi
the route for Canal not being found
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-24
CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY MARCH "a 1854

compensation allowed Ivy the act enti-
tied "An act to regulate the fees and
costs to be allowed clerks, marshals.
and attorneys of the circuit and dis
trict courts of the United States and
for other purposes" approved Febru.
airy twenty-six, eighteen hundred and
! fifty-threc.
Sec. I. Ind be IL further eaqcted.
| That issues Of fact in civil cases NAV
be tried and determined by the said
circuit court without the intervention
OF a jury, whenever the parties or
their attorneys Of record file stipula-
tlon In writing with the clerk waving
jury. Upon the trial Of an issue of
fact 10y the court, its decision shall be
given in writing and filed with the
clerk. In giving the decision, the
facts found and the conclusions of
law shall be separately stated. The
review of the Judgment or decree en-
tered upon such findings by the Su-
preme Court Of the United States up
on appeal or writ of error shall be
limited to determination of the sufli-
cheney Of the facts found to support
the Judgment or decree entered, and
To the rulings Of the court in admit
ting OF rejecting evidence offered, and
in the construction Of written docu-
ments produced and admitted. The
Supreme Court may affirm or modify
or reverse the Judgment or decree en-
tered, or may, in its discretion, order
new trial or further proceedings to
be taken.
Sec. s. And be 1t turther enacted,
That term of the district court of
the United States for the southern
district of California shall be held in
the city of Monterey, in said State, on
the first Monday of February, and on
the first Monday of June, and on the
first Monday OF October, Of each year
and term of the district court Of the
United States for the northern district
Of California shall be held in the city
of San Francisco, in said State, on tue
first Monday of April, and on the Sec
ond Monday Of August, and on the
first Monday Of December, of each
year and term Of the district court
of the United States for the district of
Oregon shall be held at the city of
Portland, in the State of Oregon, on
the first Monday Of March, and on the
first Monday of July, and on the first
Monday of November, of each year.
Sec. o. Aad be II furthcr enacted,
That section four Of the act entitled
An act to provide circuit courts for
the districts of California and Oregon,
aud for other purposes" approved
March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty-three aud sections four and
five of the act entitled An act to
provide for extending the laws and
judicial system of the United States
to the State of California" approved
September twenty-cight, eighteen hun
drcd and fifty, and all provisions of
law inconsistent with this act, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. TO- Ind Je IL farther enacted,
That this act shall take effect on the
first Monday of May, one thousand
eight hundred and sixtyfour.
Approved, February 10, 1854.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-24
Communications.
Quaint Colloquy.
Nora Springs, b.ea.

EDITOR INrEMIGENoER My "better
half" says: Why don't you write
more for the Intelligencer? Mr.. Hill
dreth always prints your scriLblings
SO well and SO promptly that you ought
to keep up regular correspondence
with the paper"
Well, yes, ought 10 suppose
but the truth is | have nothing much
to write. We have nothing going on
here in Ph@nixville worth noting, and
all the political news of the country
is conveyed to that country and print
ed long before it could be sent through
the jottings of my pen"
"Well l should think you could
write something interesting" she still
urges "and | would make an effort
anyhow"
ponder. "What shall | write
The war is the all engrossing topic
but can say nothing upon that buI
what will be state and dry. All I've
just thoughtful write about the I'm
ion League,--how it carries every
thing before it and how it is des
tined to save the Nation.'
Well, SO it is, then, the U. L. A.
You are already apprised Mr.. Edit
or that, at the fall elections of thi:
State, year ago the Copperheads car
ried the State l wrote you dolorou'
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-24
TPUBL.Tc-No. 49,

PUBIc-No. 1877
AN ACT to extend the time for the
withdrawal OF goods from public
stores and bonded warehouses. and
Tor other purposes.
Be II enacted By the Senate and Ioase
Of Representatives Of the United States of
lmertca IN CoagresS assembled, That all
goods, wares, and merchandise, now
inpublic stores OF bonded warehouses,
ON which duties are unpaid. and which
shall have been in bond more than one
year, and less than three years, at the
time Of the passage OF this act, may
be entered for consumption, and the
bonds cancelled at any time before
the first day of September next on
payment of duties and charges accor-
ding to law and that all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with the
provisions of this act be, aud the same
are hereby, repealed. This act to take
effect from and after its passage.
Sec. ?. AID be Il further enacted,
That the term license" in the first
provso to the fifteenth section Of the
act entitled "An act increasing tenn
porarily the duties on imports, and fol
other purposes" approved July four.
teen. eighteen hundred and sixty-two
shall be held to extend to all vessels
authorized by law to engage in the
csastiug trade, whether sailing under
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-24
FAREWELL!

Addressed to the veteran soldiers of the Sew
nth Iowa Infantry.
When Treason raised its hydra head
To sunder South from North,
Our Chiettain gave the battle-ery
And called You, brothers, forth.
You rallied round the starry Flag,
When rang that battle-ory,
To save your country from its foes
Or meath that Flag to die.
You fought at Corinth and Belmont,
AT Pittsburg Landing, too,
And did not yield an inch OF ground
Though balls like hail stones flew.
At Donelson, aud other fields,
IowA's SEVENTH stood,
And for their country and the right
Poured out their noblest blood. s..
We're proud to think when history tells
The noble deeds YOU We done,
We shall not end an instance where
The Seventh ever run.
You We left us, brothers, left too soon,
Again to meet the foe,
But may Gods blessing rest OH each
Wherever you may so.
Farewell! Farewell! If duty calls,
TO where the shot and shell
Sweep bursting . Ter the battlefield
And sound the soldier knell;
And friends at home will pray that God,
With His Almighty arm,
May shield you by an unseen hand
Amid the iron storm.
p Nora Springs, Ioea.