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Banking ann Grrbange.

III DOOLIT1LE, BANKER,
LIZ 40 CLARK STREET
VIII redeem Rt bis o!1cs and A1te= s4a 18th ef Mkf
lrst, II notes sl tho "fkODUCER5' BANk- iLLl'
EO1k.' 4t par In the legal currency Of the oouaTy
Ry1keME3X
, 1864-05-16
nc. La-1eAA

rores;ly OF lanes xo.c'.l. tsson Eorse stsse:.
ueptly lfcatsd =. 1t k4nGo,.,h STREET in1caEe, lii
Eois, Specialist II hs Eea.mett Of OH CnkoSzc,
AERCt klAL, ecAJFBLess, End al kind Of BLOOD
AID tk1x nIs:4sE. AEp DISORDERS or 4 Coy
TAa1utE VET al CEA IACTEE, nJss them Ei;houA
sssor'n: to ne:curs, Ion1l1. ra1AssI1, ArsepEe or
Eny p;.s1,;; ' Put VII ;rrTKAI1SEn, roslI1ss
osGAS!c wfAKxtss, eeca ~ sea,tnaa Ws.kasss.
focMinal sad DlusnAl k-ls<i.'n4. brought 81. BY
AtutS u 10 sy~cA. s.-iy d.ar.t"a4. cxce.s Q:
eht4lA hcTedtAftty, .sna!R: less o. tn~Mory, cor:
IEso uJ:1 aitco tiuea snEn1lty,
With e;er aerlosaslc train ?. symptoms, treated I'D
radically ctfcd BY III l. fAilihIe @etlod
nne snO Il rense. Ge-t, t,on~rrhea, structure, and
radical; c11&x,
Old niAeaAee Of she Must HORRIBLE Class
NhsFe x1c bi~st has hecolae SoiA1te6, producing
tstse = o. NJ fnce, s~aI watsry sutser1, paias S
the head AID kenrs, neerxteS threat, noae LIN An6
D*4y. tc5otua. tsEathss With s1 end]ata nerbe1 OF
Dr. es Is Recommended bJ the press generally OF
e KtEth. Tie nrdisal 'aeu19s and rsot.s.srs olsd.
&4al terCra. etc Taoae 1Eict. suu'd GFp.y lmrna-
3lsAte!y, 4n4 ee cnred OF .a.sse terrible diYsssss
He1eu.ber Dr, Jauea' n1ce and rar'orx ut Is
4anAolrh, between State and Dearborn stTec.k.
conf 4tr42l. ns $Ks2T
, 1864-05-16

Thn~e whe ere x.t k+E 1c4lth VIII consult their II.
tcrcs1s hy visiting 1he S:S3suA EATEH CURE.
The course tf tfaatment p1Faued At tia es.a5..h-
nent IL the nost lhfssl ana c0aprrnensiyc. contain
mt all tbs most r. HneA,&l mcnsu! e4-uytso
pl.fc, EyfirAie, la&dfesl, Stc., etc.
For further Information 1T nrtFs With ft1En1. E.
ZEN oYEH. Proprietor. OF CaAS. !. REED, II. D.
, 1864-05-16

HIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKSi
n CHAB NORRIS. Manufacturer Of Fire Wotfs,
kas opened As salearcou.
140 South Water Street,
seccnd story, wtare a general as,o tuent Of Fire
Works can be found. mylfEtf1E
, 1864-05-16

Eettletou Maria miSa
Nrlfon LcCFic3 mr8
Newton Martha mn
Eltn2u 4 M13
Nuun NaJAnn rt5s
, 1864-05-16

On T1eadsy, Nay 17th, 1864,
A. thea o'clock IN he Atternonn. nAder ths snspee
1iol1 OF JONATHAN kuRR, EDWARD T. TINEH IN,
W13QE Ezra B: NcCAGF. TaUA - DRUM.
~, I'd md ?EONAs noYsE. cosuni.4faasrs+
Th< Directors chosen Will, tile aApas DAY and at
thc came place. It O'Clock FL hold q ssnny for
the eseton Of President, Fiea ersaldoot, Secretary
ard AsAsat Secretary, mud tbs tras.a .aop Of such
oth; haxneeA as may come before them.
, 1864-05-16

ueaed-stsl Phynct41. torlu.sv Of q. Losis, As..l
e91sr u Asnros. Chicago. Ill. hAfA block from tbs
east ofnce, - snkason.c Dlkeases Aa4 Diseases Of
p11vate and decAtr nature, In Meth wk1eh he
t1e&ta With unparalleled Success. Rooms sspsrzte.
Nhert Ladies' and entelpcA can consult the Doctor
1th thu sfI1ctest privacy. Ouce hours from L. N.
toSF. H.; snsdaIa 10 y u 4. 4. Commnnczueaa
ceund cnnAl Coz E6nltAt1on& nte. AddfsFe r q. Boz
10 Enciose stx1 - and get his 4ulteto Healrn.
From TIE Dvators long experience in hospital and
pf1yAte pF1CHRt II Abls to teFtUrt1, and will g1kE.
xtee kerftct cureE all CEroEtc diseases IN their
INST eevert and conFllcAt<d stst ~ !e1y Alart
YsurE tnsn suffering from sell &hnbe Are Invited %
f!ss sttenisnt 81 Fuberty Nerat1uztoe, or peraora
having arr obatrucNsns 70 marriage, thnnld tau 1t
once End be CURED. Fest Of atty Telefenree a 70
sNfiitv and 9pcceas kp2t-t79l-4wiR
, 1864-05-16
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McAtlaas Soion
, 1864-05-16

USEFUL AND VALVARIH
DISCOVERY!
HlLTON,S
IN SOLUBLE CEMENT!

"e@A@ - 0NV -" 1aAA~
DISCOVERY!
-
A4NtN'S
l1MsrtflRlF cFMtHTy
as:lie.sie. te ae l. ct mora general prsotea;
before he pabtia II has SCI
thoroughly tsateti dnriAg III. .asl
I've years e{ ptasasM mea. Ar
ferohoaseed ~ nj 70 b.
Superior to Any
AahestFe Preparation knovn-
hasx thinE. Hilten,, rnsolub,. ce,n.n-
1raM N stuIz 1u r. saoah;ns taS tet. p. =; !:
on stfK1Tl1is Prisc1pL1S. AZ
,.u.-.sna+,, under no Fcua1staaces Or change
corrnnt soi er sn,t WI Nv Is ,3eoei 3eoeMe
ansiL
Enn0r 49, xro-
1ths:aEH.s hsx
tasfaas ,,ii a.s tTsts7 "a , osta9 Maehfne*
fGtt ~ rs1anrta naa Il ~ cSss ss esHe!e kneWE
. seEks wttsoat dslsy :, Is not sFea
~-s oo' se "petase1e
.7-easzs,
fTfN ind It snf1cfestlv aase.tv.
lfof thojr sse ~ has hts. nrnTsG
, 1864-05-16

IT IS THK ONLY
LAQUID CEIIENE
Kxtsat tsaat u = sura thing fo4
usndtnK
FURNITUHEt-
CR0CkERT.
TOYS,
1voRr,
A14'Axtioia1 Of Household Uaa.
, 1864-05-16
Gprrial Rotiecs.
Y. T.-1E60.-L.

Gnsdtude, p.pitation Of The hear lack Of Appetite
dst1eak aer eating, torrid liver. constipation, ke
eseevc 70 s4cr II tley viii not tn the Celebrated
, 1864-05-16
Ne1n Qualifications.
educational.

FLOCUTION.-,Mr. r. G. Ryder,
IL late ofNew York, Professor OF Elocutlon xad th
Art oj Coupnatt1en, having bnen requested By some
Of the dsss citizens Of Co has npeno
1strucuo1 In The AtoTe 1dsperl able braseacs o.
uc*linn Theso c.as1es will b. 70 sy4tsnatzsd 'h.t
1stsens Of all ages b. adtttc3- Trrns ladies'
and gentlemtn can ba l. =. ned By applying 10 efo
fetspr RYDER, Is; Dearborn street. Pupils ~
ee1ye tnAtrEciun at THAR fc1ldeuca. 6ttE
THE SUMaER Tf RM OF RA-
i CINE COLLEGE viii open Jana 18th, 10 contlnu q
until pctobe! 18th. When sha term opens the hall4-
neGtl7 arranged than before the Are For tceEs de-
sez,7uen Of ualtotIa; As-, Apply 70 the rector
Dp9rdn9dW RacIle Coitezs, Katiue- VIII.
, 1864-05-16

EMBROIDERY STAMPING
L 4 dor c IL the best manner at G. B. sMITu,a az
South Clark ttgest- h+.tslic Embroidery aud Drsfd
H;xmps for Fa1o af9 Eade 70 orsas Instructions aS-
set" sept frse Of charge on receipt OF the moneT
r O. Eox Si9lt t1lc48o, III. 0y11 e$S5t
, 1864-05-16

1AE
HcE&Tther1 DON.
aid
McCerufck DAnI
Nc --1tcvyEdwd
AcGulre.Eawa
NcGeho F II
Macarthur F II
Mclaughlin Geo
hfcNah on !Thoe
E1cCauleyGto
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Me6lllespfeJ Jas
a1cCombs ] II
Mex night James
capt
NCCnhH1
MrLAu9hl1n Jas
Mcclellan Jas 3
QcEuAu james
, 1864-05-16

t1eAtmett Of Private Biseaara. Thu Ga,as centa1a-
tsG valuable !ntornlAlton ans ArF1pAvIrs: eTrosin.
the GAae Of CRtcAse, nAr& irre if@u4 ohk9< nj.
fsr j cel.ts iu po%tAre sfsa4pa fnzt nNca Bnx II.
Ehfenco, III. 0tfrs and AnAtoMlotl Mu.cum, M. 1iG
6bnth t4s<k 6ttott- my$ES.AN
, 1864-05-16
LEHMAN FRAUTY. or ply.

H UMAN FKAILT1, UK FHY.
Ill SOL ea1CAL KEsEARCHKs, :aaau1d b. rsas
~ everybody. It .tz9aA On, A.A show1 how. IL.
~ lefalss sri.,aE hsn s.Ii5 ssaae and aaaa5a::
to4taanAtien y ~ BE tsbvsEted, E1aa sure netaod
tsasse S r. r. 3ssEs 'tas. ssaey H p BAF
cents Mailed nee evtrywtsre. 10 10 had slsa Of
4. SCny!L IS EandslPh Iszest. Chicago, L.; e!ss o.
Iuftoa 5Htat, Feof3a. H. Ge1, ,t47-1Y
, 1864-05-16

: RAtEkLOk't eeaeb<AIeI aAx DIR IL TEE lzx*
z Ex VoELo. The oeu HAAkLksk. TRra aid Fk13-
A&A oFt Eae*n. This srixnVe Hair 1,Js Is l'trteLs
:-ehaakes Ed, Rns1 Or GIe5 Hair iE4sant,3 te &
EAaEEx A1At4 or AATuhA; tE oFs. w1ttoat lR9sEsaf
kHe EM q 1tathikE dc kklt. rav.hs the Hair SE!t
1. e y stto5 inpsrs tre.t .aelt t.easenr, res
ssAd Qtse- TIC 0ernIs. u &lxheo W4I4lsx 4. EAeE.
EA& ~ e1a.t &rs neT~ :aohs'ioEs. acd Should b.
l&Y fIt4tt, EeE SHr1. - avS-fY0Nv.
, 1864-05-16
Ntm York @ereurp.

Ntm York mercurp.
CORRESPONDENCE WITH P,
~ T.HAKyUX. sxNA k6B~
NR. BlINEH CONSENTS TO WRITE
-yor
The New York Mercury,
1t TIE BATE OF
Two Hundred Dollars q Week,
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
Invasion of Iowa.

The people of Des Moines and vi.
entity have been greatly excited. fear
ing a raid from Gen. Prices Missouri
robbers. On receipt Of the news that
the State was threatened with an in
vasion, steps were taken to put the
militia on war footing Col James
A. Williamson was placed in COM
mand, horses were kept standing
hitched 10 the artillery, scouts sent
out, and at an hours notice force of
brave and determined men was ready
to march against the Missouri bush.
whackers and cut,throats. OF course
there were rebel spies and informers,
and notice of these preparations prob
ably caused the invaders to change
their course. All honor to Col. Will
hanson and his gallant men.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Provost Marshal Adams, his deputy
Z. A. feeling, Commissioner J. H.
Powers, Surgeon Phillips, Col Hender.
son, G. G. Hawthorne, d. A. Mckenzie
and one or two other clerks, met at
DEBORAH on Thursday last, and procee.
dsd to make draft of soldiers requir.
ed Of the counties of Floyd, l3 men J,
Chickasaw, (36 men), Mitchell, 10
men), Howard, Is men), Winncsheik,
(120 mem. aud AIlamakee. (53 men) .
We give elsewhere the names of men
drafted for this county. The number
drawn is just twice the number requir.
cd. The men have been notified to
appear in DEBORAH on Friday Of this
week for surgical examination. The
rule is to commence with the first
drawn and proceed until the quota of
each township is filled with able-bod-
led men, when the balance will be dis.
charged. If sufficient number Of
sound men is not thus obtained, q new
draft will be made.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
Our Winter Schools.

Mr.. HILDRErH Sr-Thc schools in
Sub District No. 8, ST. Charles Town
ship, will commence on Tuesday Nov.
LIST, and continue five months. The
School Board thought, as vote was
taken to have five months school, as
the money to pay teachers was limit.
cd, and in view of the fact that male
teachers are asking higher wages than
last year, and that female teachers
have been employed the year round at
Usage and other places with success,
they decided to employ female teach.
ers here,-both of them come will,
years Of experience and highly recon-
mendcd, both as to requirements and
disciplinarians. Miss Smith and Miss
Peters are the teachers. Should any
scholar prefer male teacher, proba-
bly, one will be employed over the
river. GEO. G. DEAN,
.. fH..r.. President School Board.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
The Draft.

Through the kindness of E. A. Teel
ing, Deputy Provost Marshal for this
District, we have been furnished with
the names of the persons drafted at
DEBORAH last week to ELL the quotas
of the several townships of Floyd
county which had not filled their quo.
tas with volunteers. Their names are
as follows:
st. Charles-Rev. VIM. A. Adams,
VIM. N. Fisher, Geo. II. Whitehead,
Gorton Capron, Frank Tex, Thomas
Simmons, A. Z. Sawyer, Albert II.
Strong.
Foyd-Rev. VIM. Smith, Charles
Lamberson, Benjamin o. Cook, Jared
r. Preston.
Rock Grore-Jacob Ankcny, II. A.
Paine, w. w. Roberts, L. X. Heisz,
+. l.. Benedict, o. b. Brockett.
Cedar-Samuel Bennett, Francis
Haughey.
Rirerton-Wesley Brownell, Orestcs
Wilcox. ,....... ........ 49,.
Ulstr-John Zweck, Jesse Tatum,
Jacob Dcail, Thomas Stephenson.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
Valuable Farm for Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale his homestead
situated miles from Rockford and 10 miles
from Charles City. The property consists Of
100 acres of land, s5 Of which are under i'm
prov ements; Il good frame dwelling house all
finished. and stable, grunery and necessary,
out-buildings. There are two good springs en-
the farm, and stock water; 90 Of small
grain now harvested, and Is acres of ccra,;
the balance tame hay. and IS acres Of grove.
timber. 16 cows and small flock of sheep
Gun be had with the farm if required.
Besides the above offer for sale several
tracts OF uninproved land situated in Floyd
and Cerro GordO counties. q.
The whole Of the above property will aG
sold low and part OF the purchase money can
remain on mortgage at 3pcr cent. For furth-
er particulars inquire of the subscriber on tho
premises. JOHN CHAPMAN.
Ulster, Floyd Co, Aug. 8, 1864.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
Tbe gntslligtnttr.
Accidental Shooting.

On Thursday of last week, Mr.
VIM. Parson, late of Fountain county
Indiana, accidentally shot himself with
q rifle which he was handling. The
ball entered the flesh under the right
Arm and passed out inst behind the
top Of the shoulder. making a wound
Of about five inches in length, severe,
but probably not dangerous. Mr.. p.
And several other gentlemen were on
their way to look over the country for
permanent homes. The party stop
ped at the "Union House." in this
village, where Mr. Holcomb. the oblig-
ing landlord, properly cared for the
wounded man. We learn the above
facts from DR.. Smith who dressed the
wound. sr.a' o.. .. arE
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
Sherif's Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of
IN an Execution duly issued by the Clerk
of the District Court of Floyd county,
State of Iowa, and to me directed, ] have lev
led on and shall offer for sale at public auction,
at the front door of the Court House in st.
Charles Floyd Co.. Iowa, on the 18th day OF
November, A. d. 1864, at one O'Clock in tho
afternoon of said day, the following described
property, To wit: -
The n. w. of the n. L. I, and the N.
of the S. f.. ! Of the n. +. !, and the n. ] of
the s. w. / of the N. +. /, and the w. of;
n. w. / of the n. w. /, all in Section No, =
in Township 96 North, Of Range IS West of
9Th p NJ, in Floyd county, Iowa; Also, tho.
following described piece of land, situate. in
said Floyd county, to wit commencing at
the $. E. corner of the N Z. of Section IL
in Township SO N, of Range 16 West of 9th
p. NJ, and running from thence West on said
quarter section line 40 rods, thence South to
the East bank of the Cedar river, thence along
the line Of high water to the East line of SAIL
Section Is, and thence North to the place Of
beginning levied on as the property of James
Griffith to satisfy said execution in favor Of
Andrew Sample and against said james Grit
fifth for Sl005 ,0l and interest and costs.
Terms of sale-cash i'm hand.
Dated, October 4, A. ID. 1864.
ID. NJ. FERGUSON, Sheriff
OF Floyd County, Iowa.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

The State of Iowa is authorized to
raise q regiment Of volunteers from
the men who were engaged in the hun
dred days service. The men may en-.
list for one. two, or three years as they
may elect. Bounties will be paid as
usual.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Shoes formerly were all sewed but
the heels. One day lazy apprentice
had pair to finish before he could 60
home. To save time he pegged on
the whole soul and they wore longer
than if they had been sewcd. After
this more heavy boots were pegged
than sewed.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
Agents Wanted.

To sell by subscription an excellent, illus
tIated and low priced history of the Rebellion.
1t is in both English and German. Also sew.
eral other beautifully illustrated, interesting
and valuable family works. Also for Pedlers
and Agents a great variety of Pictures, Battle
Scenes, Portraits of eminent Generals and Ci-
Villains Gems for the Album, &c, together
with a large assortment of Stationery Pack
ages. These goods sell well.
For Circulars, with terms, address
HENRY HOWE,
Ill Main Street, Cincinnati
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
Benjamin Franklin attributed his

Benjamin Franklin attributed his
success as a public man, not TO his
talents or his powers of speaking
FOR these were but moderate--but TO
his known integrity of character.
" Hence it was that | had so much
weight with my fellow citizens. l
was but bad speaker, subject to
much hesitation in my choice of words,
hardly correct in language, yet gen.
orally carried my point"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

The Burlington Hawkeye has a pri-
vate despatch from Louisville, saying
that the gallant 7th Iowa has been
gobbled up by Hood and are all pris-
Oners.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
NORTHERN IOWA SANITARY FAIR,
Dubuque, 10Th October, 1864.

A. B. i. Hildreth. Esq, Dear Sir -
The Report Of the Fair has this day
been placed in the hands of the print
er, and will be ready for distribution
twenty days hence, when copy will
be sent you. The Premium Flags
have been awarded as follows To
Clayton County, for the largest contri.
button; TO Kossuth County, for the
largest contribution in proportion to
population and to Mitchell County,
for the largest contribution in proper,
ton to wealth. The total receipts OF
the Fair to this time are about eighty.
seven thousand dollars. .-..
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ar. sg a..s II. A. WlLTSE, Pres.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

+. II. Woolley and John Ferguson,
of this town, returned from Idaho q
few days since. The Council Bluffs
Nonparcil says the Idaho miners are
returning in great numbers. The
Western Stage Company has been run
ming two coaches day from that
place eastward for the last three weeks,
and every seat is engaged for week
in advance. .......
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

A letter from the prisoners at Ma.
con says We are quite sanguine as
TO the early resumption of exchanges.
It is generally understood that the au-
thorities at Richmond have made prop
ositions for exchange that must meet
the approval of our Government.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

The case Of Dodd, of tue "Sons Of
Liberty" was concluded on the 18th,
Mt Indianapolis, and the finding of the
Commission, mot yet made known.
has been sent to Washington for APP
prevail.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Mr.. L. ID. lngersoll gave our citi-
zens a political lecture at the Court
House on Tuesday afternoon. He had
a respectable audience of ladies and
gentlemen, and his speech was well
received. R
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Mosby is becoming daring. He last
week pushed his raiding to within sew
en- miles Of Washington. He may
find himself much nearer presently,
with diminished facilities for return
ing.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Miss Slidell. who boxed United
States officers ears on board the Trent,
has been N rricd in Paris TO Mons
Erlanger. We are glad Of it. And
yet poor Erlangcr never did us any
harm. - ~ ~
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

In one of lot of old army canteens
recently purchased by hardware
Spectator in Memphis, was found
roll Of Treasury notes amounting to
two thousand dollars. .+
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Any one in want of good political
reading, by calling upon j. V. W.
Montague, at the Court House, can Oh
tain supply free, gratis, and for moth
ing. Give John q call.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

In bale of cotton opened at Low
ell percussion explosive shell was
fonnd packed.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Why are the wicked like corn and
potatoes? Having eyes, they see not I;
having cars, they hear not.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Never write articles for the press
with a pencil. and especially with a
worthless one.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Why is type-setting beneficial TO a
nervous man? Because he can COM
pose himself
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Nearly all the preachers Of Floyd
county have been drafted, excepting
Dan the contraband."
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

A married woman can acquire moth
ing, the proper tie of marriage making
all she has the property of her husband.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

A thick, warm dress in winter is q
portable, wood-cconomizing stove.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

What is that which nobody wants,
and nobody likes to lose ? A lawsuit.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27

Snow fell to the depth of two inch
es IN Marion last Thursday night.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1864-10-27
MARRIED,

At Rockford, Floyd county, Iowa, October
nth, by Rev l.. Warner, Mr.. +. W. Hari-
man, of Rockford, to Miss Mary s. Qumbie,
Of Salisbury, n. III.
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At Rockford, Iowa, October 18th, Mr.. L. W
Hartman, aged % years, 8 months aud l day
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The Union Mass Convention at Ce-
dar Falls last week was decided sue
cess. There were some three thou
sand people present during the after
noon, who were addressed 10y the Hon.
Mr.. Hubbard and other speakers The
Governors Guard and the Fire Com
pany were out, and both presented a
fine appearance. In the evening
another large meeting was held in the
new Methodist Church. Some five or
six hundred people were in attendance,
who were addressed by Hon. Charles
Pomcroy of Fort Dodge, Hon. A. w.
Hubbard, Mr.. Hurd of Independence,
and others. Everybody was patriotic
and for Lincoln and Johnson. Oppo-
sition scarce and quiet.
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The Democratic party stands upon
disloyal and disunion platform. The
Chicago Convention resolved itself
into a revolutionary body, subject to
the orders of August Belmont This
Belmont is tie nephew of the Confede-
rate minister Slidell, and is a reputed
son of one of the Rothchilds. The
Rothchilds are the financial represen-
tatives of Napoleon in the Mexican
usurpation. Turn whatever way we
will. we find Napoleon concealed be-
hind the Chicago peace platform and
the rebel agents. Nothing less than
northern insurrection. aud the con-
sequent Transformation of this Repub-
lie into two governments is the pro-
gramme of the Emperor of the French.
1t for us to determine whether this
programme shall be successful or not