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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-18

THESE Bitiers are prepared, in pure Bourbon
WHISKY, from . combination Of over twenty diff
ferent kinds Of roots, barks and herbs, which
act In perfect concert one with the other, pre-
pared from the original formula given by the
great chief, Red Jacket, to DIR. Chaplin, who
used them successfully in lis practice for many
years, and by their gained great popularity
In the treatment and cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Fever and Ague, and all diseases arising from
torpid liver or indigestion. Persons suffering from
either Of these loathsome diseases will find sure
cure by the OF these Bters, which perfectly
pure and free from all those drugs and poisons usu-
ally put up In such preparations and palmed of on
an unsuspecting public A single trial will con-
vince the most skeptical that in the RED JACKET
there is virtue which no other Bitters possess.
They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They arc uncqualed for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They are the best siimulant in existence.
They are a preventive Of Fever and Ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatable.
Aged persons and delicate females will find they
large doctors bills by the Of these Bit
tiers.
Beware OF counterfeits. The Red Jacket Bit
tiers are only sold Ia bottles with our name blown
on the side aud our private government stamp
across the cork. -oun-
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upper Iowa
UNIVERSITY.
FTNHE FALL TERM of this Institution vii
Il open for the admission of Students o
both sexes on
Thursday, September l, 1864.
FACULTY.
REV. WIN. BRUSH, President.
ASSISTED By
Professor JOHN sANBORN. and
Miss A. ISBELL, Preceptress.
A. NJ. SANFORD, Teacher Of Vocal and
instrumental Music.
]. E. BOICE, Steward.
Miss E. A. C. ROBERTSON, Teacher OF
Preparatory.
LOCATION.
The above named Institution is located at
the village of Fayette, Fayette county, Iowa.
The situation of the village and its vicinity az
fords every facility desirable for an Institution
of Learning. For health and moral infiuen-
ces of an elevated order, it is not, perhaps
surpassed in the State
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
Good Board will be furnished Students in
the Building, at 50, 25 per week. Room rent
$500 per term.
GOVERNMENT.
The Government is designed to promote the
prosperity and happiness of both Students and
Teachers This will commend itself to every |
well disposed mind, and receive the cordial
support of every Lady and Gentleman. In
administering discipline, partiality is studious-
ly avoided.
All rooms furnished with stove, chairs, wash |
stand, wardrobe, bedstead and mirror. Gen
temen are 10 furnish quilts, sheets, and pill |
low slips Ladies will furnish all their bed |
ding, as they generally preferer to.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. |
A preparatory department is arranged for
all Misses and Lads not qualified to enter the |
Academic classes. |
RELIGIOUS ELEMENT.
No repulsive sectarianism will be INDUCED
or countenanced. At the same time every ef-
fort will be employed to encourage and rem !
der inviolate the professions of Christians, |
and to induce all to adopt the Religion OF
Christ. To all who respect Christianity and
its institutions, the welcome hand will he
heartily extended. To those whose influence |
is prejudicial to Religion and good Morals no
protracted stay can be allowed.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Collegiate Dep. per term. ...... SO, 90
College preparatory. ................. 500
Higher English ................ ..... 2 90
Common English. .................. 600
Incidental Expenses .... sol
instruction on Piano & Melodeon, each 10 90
Instruction on Guitar. ........... 800
instruction on Flute and Violin, each. 500
Instruction in Vocal Music. ... 200
Young Ladies' will be charged per term the
price of wood cut and carried to their halls.
No deduction from price of tuition for absence,
unless caused by sickness. The charge for tu-
ition must be paid in advance.
CALENDAR.
Fall Term commences September LIST, and
closes December LIST, 1864 Winter Term
commences December 18th, 1864, and closes
March 10Th. 1865 Summer Term commen-
ces March Goth. and closes June 28th, 1865.
1t is very desirable that Students enter at
the commencement of the Terms.
No person need apply for admission, who
Bylaws of the Institution.
REV II. s. BRUNSON, Pres. Board Trustees.
L. w. WATERBURY, Secretary.
REV. F. G. MAfHER, Agent
Rev H. S. Brunson,
j: ? ?. S SSs%ss,la'a Exec. Com.
Fayette. Fayctte Co., Iowa, Aug I, 1864.
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RELIGIOUS ELEMENT.

No repulsive sectarianism will be INDUCED
or comtenaHced At the same time every ef-
fort will be employed to encourage and rem
der inviolate the professions of Christians,
and to induce all to adopt the Religion Of
Christ To all who respect Christianity and
it's institutions, the welcome hand will he
heartily extended. To those whose influence
is prejudicial to Religion and good Morals no
protracted stay can be allowed.
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RRR TRxPX,R RRMERzs3Es.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Dyspepsia ,Gnghh Want Appetite, anesCrN
stomach or a ct r m @pn ~ d heINa,s
n adbeaypcp mwgn n nBnaawMk
Gin yhp Maad@p gpaam rnpnp
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERS.
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS,
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs,

~ Lddies who have tried and found most 9th.
er % Siomach Biaers y tso bitter, uaJaiatdJie and
too highly Redieatcd for their delicate taste,
please give these a trial, and you will not be
without them. They will give tone to the stom-
ach, and strength b. the whole system. AS-f
your druggist or tradesman has not got these BIT
ters, have him send for them. AS-Remember
a nan and ata M nth
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Rail Roads.
kp IL - d 9
Dubuque Il Sioux City K. X.

On and after Monday, March l3 1866, trains will
as follows
Leave Cedar Falls, Freight } $50 A. NJ and TOO A. VI
Leave Waverg, Passenger 6:3o A. NJ, arrive IN
Dubuque so ?. N. ~
Leave Dubuque, (Freight,) $50 A. NJ. and 800 A. N.
4" (Passenger) 1920 A NJ, arrive at
Wavery 5:20P NJ
passenger car accompanies each freigh, train.
The trains stop 10 minutes at Manchester for refresh
ments.
So COMMUNICATIVE leave Earlvie on the arrival
oi the from the East tn esdays Thursdays and
saturdays, Tor strawberry Point Brush Creek ycttc
West Union Decorah and 81 Paul and from Manche
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for strawberry
Point and the north. s..... g.
stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford, APP
lington, Island Grove, Ackley Hardin City, Iowa Falls
Alden, Waller Webster City, Fort Dodge aud Sioux City
also tor Janesviie wavery syracuse Nashua Bradford
Charles City and Minnesota.
GEORGE YOUNG Superintendent.
J. A. PISro, General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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j. II. RICH

UyOULD respectfully announce to the cit
w liens of Charles City aud the balance
of mankind that he is now prepared to take
Pictures
of all who may favor him with o call. Pho
tographs taken in all the various styles and
warranted to please. All are respectfully in
vited to call and examine my work whether
wishing pictures or not.
Pictures taken in cloudy as nell as in fair weather.
N b. Room, first door north of the In.
telligencer Building" up stairs.
Charles City, Dec. %, 1853. SO ~-
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-NxsAixu1UN, Arril .4alAdi6patcht1rusa
Gpldsboro dated Ami liz. !1aySr s ssiessch.
nisnr frdn1 Gen. ,eil.ey's 0om1and No.
sent oat on d reconnois14 fIce vesferdsv be.
yonl Little Mver. They fbSnd the enc
niy's cavalry . Ia ideae6ie force. but
drove them l'afk some three miles retnrn-
s NEwRERs:Marc g7.iaIt T. reportsdhsrs
mat Gen. Sherman took north D PROPOSE
ton from the rebels 70 unite with the South
foreign war, provided q general par.
don y granted 10 al the insuFgents togeths
er with . return OF property, the South &C.
c9pt1ux the constit ticnal am endmeot abol-
ishing slavery. tftsss
Thousands Of shernian's sick have II.
covered and Joined the army, as also de-
tachmenfs Of new recruits. s T.,
The enemy arc DESERVING In quite large
numbers, and come into our lines daily.
People from the interior also come In 10
take the cath of allegiance fnster than they
can be accommodated.
The citizens Of Gollsborc gave our troops
q warm welcome. The same feeling exists
the State. On raising the flag
over sEe lower hall in Goldsboro, tbs citi-
zens endeavored to Guido the soldiers in
their enthusiasm.
Great distress prevails in Wilmington.
owing to the large influx of refugees. IA
Capt. Newton, from Plymouth, states
that the new rebel ram at Halifax. on the
Roanoke River, which mounts six 700.
Founders, and is plated With seven inch
wrought iron on two feet Of solid oak. is|
expecled To he ready ID move down tho !
river On Ptymcuth ma into Tie sOpn6G %
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lOEFICIAI..

WASHINGTON, April 4-il 1. M-To Gen.
Dix: The following particulars dated City
Point. April 4, A. NJ, gives the latest intel
ltgence received from Richmond:
Gen. Weitxel telegraphs from Richmond
that OF railroad stock, he found there y
locomotives, Al pas ssnger and baggage cam
and 100 freight cara.
At &SO, this morning, Gen. Grant. from
Sutherland Station, ten miles from Peters.
burg, toward Bnrkeville, telegraphed that
Gen. Sheridan had picked up 1,200 prison.
been gathered by our troops.
The majority Of arms that were LEFT in
the hands Of Lees army are now scattered
between Richmond and where his troops
now are. The countryi is also full Of strag-
glers. The line Of retreat is marked with
artillery, ammunition, burned or charred
wagons, caissons, ambulances, &c.
lSignedl E. M. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
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FroA RiclAnaona.

New York, April 4.-The HeratFs
Washington special says dispatch dated
Monday, says: But little property VS. des-
troyed by the dire which was confined
mainly to the tobacco warehouse. The re-
ception of the Union troops was enthusias-
tic beyond all expectation, proving that
there were large numbers Of Unionists in
the city. Many Union flags were dis
played. : . LIED b6a
Z Yesterday wasthe anniversaryof0 Grants
taking command of the army In person at
Culpepper Z. H., Va.
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The Rebel Con aannicati

a.. NEW. York, April s The Cp,nsnc .efal
says lis reasonable 70 suppose that we
gusta, UP the Savannah river. Immediate
~ altar Shermsn's departure, q line Of com-
munication was established between Au.
Huata Ind Columb ta, and by this means
Communication was reestablished between
Richmond and the western portion Of the
Confederacy. The enemy also opened
communication directly across the country.
The occupation Of Augusta IS necessary 10
complete the isolation Of WESTERN Georgia.
Alabama and Mississippi.
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The 01SSle g rive IRoelc1.

Now ~ YNe31'1 'fNt5.1Y;1 =
;; $500 ~. "a. tlRS1 yysse Mss
~, ...s;. y. ~, ~ lssssy - =.
1h 20 orsst IN AIN ~ S ~ ,I
s.ar..r.lsh3r LII sSisx Es.s.
s - Il ;nS -; ass na!.
~ snr,ssrs nh ti.xrt ~,ssa n,s ~ ..s,sa.r
t,,a Ss1,e Hs.sre; ~. ~ ~, - -sSrats
Ss.s;3s,, ssrssx nSs:,, ~ H Evscsa
1hcIH - T y s w y. SIe
SSa-fs.S f. ~. .sSts x,.s ~:
cyy..ir. ,.~SS -; a;I ~
~ ~ r.i,s1e M t,so ns
h.ck infn fSn1y ~; 80 ~
1900 80. ana is s ~ ~ S;l ~ u
NM shis va hsnS Ana ~ csSti
slowly. hr orsjef 81 SSseidan IL seEi lSnrs
Corning form n the anslsr showing owl ne sens 80
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the 10th of April: also that nearly all the
rebel naval officers in the Confederacy,
numbering over 200, were Ct HALIFAX
which is their rendezvous tor this state.
Wade Hampton's cavalry r0threetenmg
. raid on our supplies between knston
and 0oldsboro, which promises to be .
formidable AFFAIR. The necessary arrange
ments have been made for their recepttoDs
which will result In Wade'G defeat II not
utter annihilation.
Quarternaster General Msiges and Gen.
Eiston, Chief Quartssmaster Of sherman's
army, this morning went up 70 the army;
SheTman's men have become 20 elated
and fearless over their many Victories that
each man IL an army In himself Three Of
them went out f0raging tho other day 50
miles into the enemy's country, and
formed In line Of batfle four times, repQls-
ing . dstachmeptof 20 mounted rebels on
Small SQUADS Or his men 70 all around
the enemy and keop up great alarm In
their camps night end day.
The cars run through daily nom here to
GOldsboro. IS
Our Joint armies are ill in good cheer
and very happy.
NEwBERN, April Lit was the 18th corps
that Was dFst engaged in the battle lee. Of Ben
AZ first reported. Its ST, .Ee3B bW
Company L. of the lst North Carolina
mounted rangers, commanded by Captain
Graham aud 1t. Edwards, which has cap
tured 1900 rebels within the past few
months, has gone OH scout and will doubt
less bring in the remainder of Bragg's
army. -
The supply trains on the Wilmington Il
Weldon Railroad are now RUNNING from
Wilmington to Goldsbor0, loaA nth snp.
plies for 6herman's army Trains are also
running night and day over the road from
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& ToR0NIO, April Ira, disPatch nom
Montreal says the money voted by Parlia-'
lnent has been paid t6tho IL Abrams raid
era. The Leader this morning has infbr-
nation which IL claimed as authority, that
j Wusfadt n tote it,lied In ST. Catharines
charging the st. Alhaps raiders with q
Sc brought to st. Catharines. This charge
YIN IS then dropped and the prisoners
will be brought before the Toronto Judges
with demand for extraditiOn, with the
expectation that they willsrevefse thepdect-
sion lataly given by Judge Smith of To-
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aarded BY military men a. impossible for
Lee 10 escape with any considerable por-
ton Of his force. It IL believed Weftael
hss pushed down With his negro corps on
vills to cooperate with Grant In heading
OF Lee.
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A Expealslen up ss. MARKS

:, CAIno, April 4.--New Orleans dates to
the. 3th are received. Cotton, little in
The expedition upSt. Marks River. Fla,
nDder Gen, Newton, was but partially
successful. having met with superior
force Of rebels and drove them. but r.
turned without prosecuting the object OF
the expedition. All tho rebel Government
properly 20 Newport, Including tho shot
and shall factory, WIN burned. Extensive
salt wosks, On The coast Wefe destroyed.-
Entire Federal IosA ~, Dssertefs report
tho eneu,y's l06p exceeded 100. fa4 \
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WAskfNo1oN, April 4.-There il good
apth0rity for the statement that the,pfieo.
8 sss 81 taken y Grants army wtil number
During sunday right the rebels firsd
and blew upthe buildings In and around
Petersbnrg. ..ss'ss e 'sii 81
: Al City Point the belief is general that
Lee 4 retreatlng upon tie sDsnville roaa
and that Sheridan u upon HE TANKS.
A messenger from Goldsboro brings the
9g Ss8s'f sss e: ssss ssssa ss g
Weldon. shefnanswili take care Of him.
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

CoNGRAruLAroRY.-w received the fol-
lowing dispatch yesterday:
DEs Mo1NEs, April ito tie B1ryswgton
HawE-Eye: The Capital City sends greeting
and congratulation to all the towns, cities
and people of the State over the glorious
news from Grant, 6. w. CLAvELAND,
MAvOp
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fron View Orleans.

Nav YoRK, April 1.-The Herald New
-0rleana correspondent says: Major Gen.
Lew Wallace has gone % the Rio Grande
on special mission, supposed to concern
the expulsion OF our Consul q Matanooras
By Macmillan, and the return Of rebel de.
seftGss BY General He3ia. The conference
with the General = sa1d to have been. *.
tremely satisfactOfy. The report says he
1Drs Tho delivery Of thieves and naurdcfers,
Gen. Slaughter requested an interview
With Gen. Wallace, which took .placo at ri.
Isabel, Texns. The result WA that the
vessel iheering Gen. Wallace was sent with
dispatches 70 Gen. Candy, with orders to
land fne that General at Galveston on her
return, showing that Gen. Wallace was 30
be th0fo. ~ ss svasfs i .s34 81
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- WA9nANOEUNs ApfN 4s-COtTeSp00000c0
from City Point states that Lee has divi.
ded the remnant Of his army and ii re-
treating in two small columns.
Our prisoners at nOsn yesterday, ex-
ceeded q, 900.
The rebel destruction OF property on
their retreat, literally beggar description.
Stragglers aud deserters are even in excess
Of what was anticipated.
The following was promulgated by the
Secretary Of State to-day:
To al sckom these presents may concern.
6 WHEREAs, For some time past evil dis
posed persons have crossed the borders Of
the United States and entered their ports
by see from countries where they are toler-
ated, and have committed capital felOnies
against the property and life Of American
citizens, a. we'll as In the cities and rural
districts OF the country; now, therefore, in
the name and by the authority of the Pres
ident Of the United States, lido hereby
make known that y reward Of 81, GOO will
be paid at this department for the capture
OF each of such offenders upon his c0nvic.
ton by civil or military tribunal, to
whomsoever shalt arrest and deliver such
ofendera,int the custody Of the civil or
military authorities Of the United States :;
and the like reward will be paid upon the
same terms. for the capture OF any suci,
persons 50 entering the United States whose
otfsnses shall he committed subsequently,
to the publication Of this notice. q reward
OF $500 will be- paid upon conviction, for
the arrest OF such persons who shall have
aided and abetted offences Of thu class
above named, within the authority OF tie
United States Government.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of
the Department of State Mt Washing
ton, this ith day Of April A. q. 1865.
[Signed.l VIM. H. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
From the mail boat Dictator. which left
City Point yesterday al 10 a. m. the Star
obtained the following, among other items:
river, and are now engaged In removing
the distractions.
Gen. Weitzel, upon entering Richmond,
WAS directed by Gen. Grant to allow no
one to leave the city, or permit any one to
enter who waH not connected with the ar.
nv or had authority to do 20.
The rebels fired Pete rsbrrg in several
places before cvaeuating the town, but the
dre was speedily extiuguished.
Over i've thousand prisoners have al
Teady been received at City Point, aud 9TH
ers are continually arriving. In fact there
are % many prisoners there that sufii.
Gent number oftroops could not b spared
to guard them, and consequently detach-
ments OF sailors and marines were taken
from the gunboats and placed in charge Of
them. The entire number Of prisoners
captured by oar trOope up 70 yesterday
was estimated ct $4,000 by we'll informed
ofncers.
Our wounded are being sent % City Point
% rapidly ~ possible.
Tho Dictator brought up nearly 700 rebsl
deserfers who desire to take the oath Of al
legiauco. - - rs
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From NJ AoaIe.

81. L8U1s, April 4.-l!Fhe steamer sf,er.
trand, bound for Fort Benton, Upper Mis-.
souri,, with ! valuable cargo, sunk above
Omaha Saturday. Boat and cargo q total
loss. The boat Is valued at 90, 600. s.
Tho entire Radical ticket wns elected
YestetslaY BY 3, 0Q0 majority.
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special 20 Phllsaeaphis Papers.
PHrLADBLPaIA, April 4.-The Bvlletim
OF this city has received the following spe-
cial dispatch: s
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Bfrs. Lincoln re-
colved n dispatch from the President to-day
dated ~ follows: s"From JED. Davis late
Residenoo at Richmond"
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sis!sdass res sssa sesc Is nisf t.l.s a bsaA
sfass5 70 essd alssie q ssa 81 ellis aasss
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esss III sssss aeass sgus gss asafa $50 ~
ststs4o ~ "a sass..ssss
sTs.ss slssiSst 81, a.saaa o lsass 4s.er s,.s
aIss4 .s1SsySss2 1Ia s,,.al. 30. 80. ~,
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Tshe t;hffStiano CorAsnlisiSu.

= New York, April 1 .-LF wenty -iivel mer.
chants met this evening In the office of
a.yOhn "A. Ste wart, .Assistant Treasurer, to-
hear the statements and wants Of the
empty treasury az the U. 8. Christian Com.
mission, and the need o. immediate action
In visw Of battles now in progress. The
naeeting was addressed BY S. 2. Smith. q.
r. Reberts and f. n. Stuart, who nave re-
Gently returned from tts armies before
Richmond. The merchants present re-
sporssasa by subscribing nearly 81, 0O0, and
therppointment Of N,committee to call on
the Incnied men 81 New York for needed
additional st,bAcrfDtiiSffY1 ieiag as