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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-28
CLAIM AGENCY.
WAR CLAIMS

SOLDIERS AND OFFICERS WHO HIVE NOT BEEN
- paid full pay aud the Government BouSrr 20 which
they entitled. have their claims adjusted prompt
ly and correctly ard obtained at
BLAKE MILITARY CLAIM AGENCY.
Claims for Passions lorses Killed Ia battle los, In the
line Of duty, Steamboats, and all other property lost Ia
the Military Service aud every class " claims founded
Ia law, Justice OF equity secured
nk25- Business transacted by mall.
ONCE la Sheets Building next Masonic Hail. opposite
Metropolitan Hall, Washington street.
]. W. BLAKE,
date Colonel forticth indiana voluntocrs,)
le25.dtf Attorney and Clain Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-28
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
Par vaIuc OF shares ss Each.

A LIMITED AxouST OF SrocK FoR sALK At
THE LOWEST CASH SUBSCRIPTION rRIcE o. -
PR SHARP.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-28

VI sold by all Druggists and retailers everywhere
lLJ u BEWARE ] J J OF all worthless limitations
IL PSee that "cOstar's" name Is on each Box, Bottle
and FLASK before You buy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-28

BE- PAIscPAI Dkror. AZ Broadway, NKw YeRk.
B6-sold by all Druggists and Dealers in indianapo
lis, Ind
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From Tennessee.
raiere ting Items.

Histri''e T,np- July ten. Fisk, Assistant
G minis ioner OF the Bureau Of Refugee Free linen
and Ah-nGouod Lands, has dire, cd that no more
10 uecga rom Georgia or Alabama be trsnspo tel
south safd from LoUsvi..o, except upon ,poci Ru-
thority ircm him. Refugee from Georgia and AID
buml nov In the ate, north Of Ohio, deGhns 10 re-
turn TO ihcir homes will not he transported South
uics- toy can show, by tho bost evidence that upon
their return they win not become charge upon the
Cove MA Mt !or their subsistence This seton Is
made ncccssiTy ~ the return to Nashville OF lsrpe
numbers Who L.vo Tut rcccntl, been furnished
transportation to their home. and upon their ar iyal
hoy were unable 70 procure .ood sufficient 70 prevent
starvation.
Eleven lushwhaokers, capmrod in Hsmlln county,
were b7gu-lt in o-lay. They viii be severely dealt
wIth.
p.osideut Johnson'4 timely incoi'sneut of Gov.
Brovuiows cou-so rent re to the approaching eicc-
ton Las sreaty cooled he excitement o4.stns. Ar
ran-emeuts t b. msdc o conpcl submission to tie
law, where Siolenc may ,cLfpIehelicd
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h.oEs itpmE.
~, r..-r.9A 10 ~. Me-, T,rs sun,

TnE entire amount of national currency now ia
cr,ul'on s "a rrc les than .1'soNDooo
N,Joa CHS. LooNS is milking -re. cbce IN Kcr-
tucky, In support oi lie Constitutional Amend.
mcnt
Cnirr Jrstros CuAar srfly,i at ,r,l.ni on
Saturday, aud Is I've guest Senator F5,seadtn.
He will proceed B s.o1 carly ia the w,c',.
Gown on nr ro1, of ONO, who has teen d,n-
rcrously III a. c oyelA.t, wa much better yes,er.
DAY.
TnR Seven rhirty Loan snlscr' tons on sa,ur-
day amcun cd to st,l3c,s)O Ito total sales for
the week we're tae,5O3,oOO.
DuplNo tho month u May, GO,G3s lcttor- vers
'ont nom Fan Francisco 10 Now York. This is =
lsrre Increase on former mouths.
TnE Secretary OF War has irevetod abou, sky
paymasicrs for fAltnful and meri,orious services
during the war.
hu. ARTnuR rArrlN died a, New Haven, Conn,
yesterday morning, in tho eishtcih year OF hls
as.
E,ELH Saturday morning fro destroyed tho
shoddy mill o. II. 8. Henry n Co. The loss is
$4,000; injured Tor $4,000. George GledLl wool
spinner, lost $1e,o
1un Pacific warehouse, at San Francisco, was
burned from the spontsneous combustion of pe.
Toleum on the nigh. Of The li,h. The less Ia eat-
mated at quarter Of a million .f dollars.
rnr iron-clnd Dictator conveyed hy tho L q.
steamer vsndcrb Il FROM Newport, II. l., arrived a.
Roston ycserdAy. On tho passage around C7po
Cod the Dictator worked to tie sat sac,i n u Ter
oifcers and the trip Of This famous vessel thus far
has boen pronounced a su cess.
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Wreck of an U. S. Steamer.

Bait more. July ga Fortress Monroe letter OF
yeste7day, says the U. s. steamer Quinnehag was
wrecked on the bar of @orlhead City, on the 2l'
About thirty persons are reported lost or m.ssinc
Captain n Jerome Was In oomuiind. Three bundled
soders we're on board. 1hey wore nearly til land d
on shore. The ouinnohas lett MoToheAd City on the
2ls for Fortress Aonroe, with two hundred and hfy
soldiers belongin, TO the 9th Name and 10th Pean-
,yIvsnia. Alter passing outside OF tho bar tho
steamer became unmsnaseabe, and weat ashore,
proving perfect wreck. one name Of the lost as
certsined Is. that of Lieut.. W. Dennins, 9th
Maine, whose body has washed ashore.
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Hayti,
Progress OF the in-urrcction.

Tho latest .u.eiiiloncc nom HAITI -ho~s th.' THO
in.urgt. ion s It'll confined 90 Carc iiavt'cA. Tho
eo'tInircn' is allie to take tho city, but desres TO
sps'c the ciu.ioI Of booi ucccssity Ia dhtct Al
tcs Pc der CcfiNl has Issued psV,lamsi Oh
TO hs pcc" =, afslrug hem thai lie motto. lUe.ty
and fa.crtv," Of %, iu.ur cnts is tuta shat aud
tCcc,L lie NfIc an rircs'v 20 tho iuhahitel's of
~ Hayticn. ard utr,s ia 10 cvpcl ,Hc fch6 W MA
icioc.s. Gen. Morisso hid teen hs,issiuned Nv tho
IN uigent lcadcG sanave. grand h,nc al c, ,no-
u, took p'acv At tho po.t-Au-l'rin,e JAthedrt, at
vL..a he Aicahs',p sod tic llou 'cnt ,iscl. iii,
w,low ha bcel pc stoned hy thS .ovuiHucit. ms
port OF C.pi us"iicn IL nov IN = -is'e To-, blockade.
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Important from Texas.

Trouble on the Bordcr.--Cortina Capturing
Steumbonts and Making Ills iteasqh r.
ters in Texns---t:ueTrila rwnrming---
Affairs nj Houston, ltc.--." "NlIitnfy Dr.
ders tue supreme Law oil Ihe ant" IA
Teras-C ordact of the Irsedmen-A
FIauier IAill.d by Iiis Late slaves.
Tho steamer Geo. Cromwell, fiom New Orleans
saturday, July 18th brings late Texan new'paIcrs,
which are repIeto with interesting news while that
fIon The Mexican border IA quite Important.
Cortina. the nexican Liberal, has, liz CoNMPRcE,
[Mexic1n newspaper states, ',positlyey, ana in u
Jsyas 'The conn vance OF the Federal authorities Ia
beyond doubt. 4 declaration Of war could not be
cleaIer. Thus CortnA signA pstfes ron the custom
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General Intslii : enco.
10y ksd to "a. S,s Yovi sunJ

ANoyrwr'I to Mrs. gou ney Is to bc erected
OF II r z rd.
GndIISI, the tenor, Il rnvinp mad, tears his
clothes To shrca.S ant IN tho tno grimEciny q.
those who come 10 seem liu
Tux Coli II ] N yuvny NEws tolls hs, \ hoy foll
and rol'e orr on tho nuor oi n I iri rory ON u
sitc,', Tho rl0iiud' ~ the domIcs in mountain
towns is ~ uncertain.
Tnr population Of Il -rrnond has decrested hnv
thoNfand since the cva.u.tlor, and u 90, Gity
thousand inhub tar's now there, ono tlr arc NO
groes and good portion Of tho other half
"Iauk1"
ONH Of j. n. Davis ssG ofncars tor 20 announc-
go .lycs IL b Story of DAVIS pht throu South
Carolina. THO uihorncrs Of that sweet State
were not very husp ~ ~ Jr'ljrs1u ID. Th'y clos u
ttcir h,uses agalust lin sud Lila company, Who
hal to lyrln cars on the tr.lroad track, and had
hou' 'rolLl 10 ct "yulc,."
An honest German in Pa,ladel h'-, lis,orlrg to
20 Seoun1 Of married wum,u's elapement With
"Rpoth, r n" tho other dag, ct lreatly rNc.iei
over Il, aud -put,ered forth, ith lho los, vc-
lencn-e ~ l. NY vie RUS a'ay MT anadcr
mans VIE, VII shale him oft o. Ler prco.les, #
she tc nine own ialer, m'rc Got :"
4 81. Locus disps'ch Elves de news from For,
LoAyonworth lhPt On Monday last, TIC Or Nvrs'ern
NrEinia ty1lrv, and utlcr troops, v. cu orje-rt
rcross the Plans, mutiriei uru rH'Urc 90 tuarth
Tlev hsd got Il Into th head tr.t tuey Nor, "u-
ut d to 10 must rel oui, oud aii not want 20 .'o
s"5 ~ p'i' '-''''' . ' 'l'" 'HN''s o. i-it
LhNVonWortn' nal 80 muehr rH h7m'uutod sud
cisarn od, aud placed o cu II der quarts.
ALAhAhA l. stated 10 possess strong attractions
bt northern sm,grautS, a. rumber a. the owucrs
O. uNe plAh'+' - el'ng u" y o inf IL 7cr want
t'tn"EI-,' u " ~ f ''''i hL" "'r "lHpt W
sh tIe,r Nnoh a. az or 20 Do arc. owing -
want ot Tsnspnitftu' .acIites, tie lisu efs orc
unable 10 gee i.rr Cot.on "a marked and larlo
ql'uu"Ss arc y ~ " '"'S I"hii h"h we
tNe'' ~ ~ 'l'" IVA - 'N'.' q. ."' ~ " W
ernlheA .o'on ave - lI t'''u -h' 10, ".'A VIC
cohul' 'ho' o' VI, i""'hfy r"s' 'oinm'hlan's'
Tnr Richmond T. ~ BiIoAg gsy, Tho rrospc. h, ~
IN etnl coiumu1 cl. on a.r .iov.fug' r'rltr In
Nnrinis AM ccoJ HJoYs S.uu ru g.Arr. Foe
nostly four mont NE c'Iho ~ il' il,eror b. 70
boeu without IA li, 'lt.o tIe"s. per without
to motr6 oI uA' u - ana t"u"4 4'enu,,
coufEe, Tie .por o '.t ''IeN Iu1oA 40 'e .'.
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OF Enrlanis course lie trusts that these sddi i'na
eyp suations al prove i,vo ahle 70 tleest nishment
OF lnstinl friendship between the two nations.
IL stated thai the steamer Beatrice, late the Rap
pshsnn OH. cverhaued by the Sacramento before
reaching Liverpool hut permitted TO procccl.
A qlostion'he story is ,lo.t that General
10, had srr,ei In Germany BY . Besisn trAns-
Atlantic st, amer Uc1ynio.
utc-t Commercial.
LirerpooL Jtl. li.-CorroH.--S ,,us to-day tfri-
darl. sT1 lNles-matkC' clcsing timer. az unchAar
"a tAtes. The Guthot a,d quotsions are M.cd ug
up' andr, lVd. DO Otielnt, l9ad de-. IeNas, lld.
he stock OF cotton in port Amounts TO 50 lt,O bales
inriuuing sN,5tu OF AueI.can.
Il ead-tuiis qulet and .esiy. Corn hrner Pro-
Visions uuiet ani stead.
London. ,fuiL II Ccusols cloe-d At 20 .aoue for
mouey. hesCChlv tetuin ot tie Btuk Of Ensland
shove 6ec eisr iu bu uon OF cbas,o'.
ANFrfCNN ~ ~rgrRtrtT2 -lliirOts Cent u, s6Ls0h /;
Ere, 5A4 |. :. ftve-lsv'n n .les, lsttlAA
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Prince Of w,les Queen vc,ori., be u known.
annu.lly receives, for doing nothing, ss1ooCi or
nearly s2,O01c00 in American money. n. SIDES
Ills, al her children are salaried At correspond
tn.lv high rates. The P1nce Of W ,es has ta.ely
red les ed sn incresse OF cO,0o0l tSt500O0i " his
,cant anpu,iy or twice that sum The inisn, prnc i,
uow s,vold days Oh, srpeArs likely 70 live to
ca " h's sAare Of rublic money. Tie Court ply
.,,hus have snnouncel that 'rno,her and sou are
.oiny Isr,cctly we'll" whereu there u great re-
- c.lg s.n.ux the JJhnny Bulls.
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An Amfrican threc-ms.'cd schooner, recently burnt
near tha, coast supposed to hsye been do.uoyod
by her.
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o. s. Steamer Quinnebog Wrecked
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The Latest News
Uy Telegraph 10 the u. ". Sun.

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
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From W ashingtOl.

Discharge OF Rebel Prisoners 4 Rerel
demon 60 be 1ricd-Appiicntions for
Pardon - Fotd's Theatre - col Baker
ninde n Erizuditr-t.ov. PerIy's LxpiE-
nation, etc.
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ABOUT THIRTY LIVES LOST.
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SUCCESS OF The LIBERALS.
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ANOTHER MAR NE DISASTER
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From Texas and Other States.
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Maximiliap aid the Pope.
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Reported Eycommun,catlOn of Max.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27
Booth and his Arcomplices.

A. despatch from Gen. b. b. Taylor,
dated at Relay House, April goth, says
Sergeant GambilI, of the lst Della
ware cavalry. Capt. Townsend's com
pany, has just brought in George A. B.
Atzeret, one of the assassins. He has
been identified by detectives who have
been pursuing him" A reward of
$4,000 for his arrest had been offered
by Secretary Stanton. ..
1t is reported that the assassin who
entered Mr.. Stewards house has been
arrested supposed to be Surratt.
Samuel NATHAN, who wrote the letter
found in Booths trunk, signed SAM
has also been arrested.
circumstances which have come TO
the knowledge of the Government
render it nearly certaint that Booths
horse fell with him on Friday night,
after the murder, and it is believed
caused fracture OF one OF bis legs
He has cut of his mustache. His pic.
ture in Harper's weekly is good one.
If Booth is lying concealed and woun-
ded, the reward Of 100000 offered by
Government will bring him to light.
The counties of Prince George, Charles
and st. Mary, Nd, have been noted
for hostility to the Government, pro-
lection to blockade runners, spies and
every species Of public enemy. Booth
and his accomplices fed in that drec-
ton. If he escapes it will be by the
aid Of those citizens. The Secretary
of War has issued an order to militia
~ commanders to bring the citizens
of those counties to sense of their
criminal conduct.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27
jeff. Davis.

II is said that JEFF. Davis and his
few adherents have arrived at Angus
ia, Ga, where they intend setting up
shop, and beginning the game of re-
bellion anew. Rebel officers report
that the news of Lees surrender reach
ed JEFF. Davis at Danville, three days
after his proclamation, and JEFF. Davis
left at daylight next morning for
Greensboro. jeff stated that if he
was hard pushed he could go to Texas,
where he was sure he could rally an
army around him, and make another
stand, and that lac should never leave
the limits Of the Confederacy. He is
sued orders for Cary to join him, and
to burn the bridges over the Melbourne
and Roanoke rivers, which was re,
ported to be done. and also for the
evacuation of Weldon.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27

Among the resolutions passed at a
public meeting in Waverly. on the
death Of President Lincoln, was one
in reference to the copperheads ofthat
place as follows:
Whereas, We have been credibly
informed that James Ingersoll, |. A.
Goodenow, Miss Carrie Woodruff and
Mics Jane Goodenow, when intelli.
gence Of the Presidents death was
received. manifested their joy by cries
of" good. good, glad of it, &c, there,
fore.
Resolred, That We recommend to the
ladies and gentlemen of this place to
cease all intercourse with them and
further, that with regard to others
who have manifested like demonstra.
tons, we regard them as unworthy
the confidence aud patronage of ali
respectable people.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27
Gbt gntelligeutm,
] From General Sherman.

Awr ~.
Raleigh, the capital of North Caro-
lima, is occupied by our forces. Gen.
ShcridanJat City Point, on Thursday
night received a communication from
Gen. Sherman announcing the full sur
render Of the rebel Gen. Johnston's ar
my. The news of Lees surrender 80
demoralized the rebel army that John.
ston dared rot. risk a battle. In the
terms of Johnston's surrender we re-
greet to learn that Gen. Sherman trans,
cended his authority. It would seem
that Johnston sought to outwt Shcr.
man and procure recognition of such
Government as the Southern Con-
federacy, which it has been the con-
slant policy Of the Federal Govern
ment not to do. The agreement FORM
ed no basis Of true and lasting peace,
but relieved the rebels from the pres
sure Of our victories and left them in
condition to renew their efforts to
overthrow the U. S. Government and
subdue loyal States whenever their
strength may be recruited and an op-
portunity should offer. 1t practically
abolishes the confiscation laws, and
relieves rebels of every degree, who
have slaughtered our people, from all
pains and penalties for their crimes.
The terms given had been deliberate.
ly, repeatedly, and solemnly rejected
by President Lincoln, and are better
terms than the rebels asked in their
most prosperous condition. What our
Government will do is yet uncertain.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27

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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27
Sherif's Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue
IN Of a special 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 auc-
ton. at my Office in st. Charles City Floyd
county, Iowa. on the 18th day of May, A. ID.
1865, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, the following described property, to wit
The West fractional half of the Northwest
quarter of Section three. a. Township nine
ty-six. co. of Range sixteen (l6) West. sit
uated in said Floyd county. Iowa. levied on as
the property of the Estate Of David p. Hol-
brook, deceased, Sidney Stickney executor, to
satisfy said execution in favor of Cornelius NJ.
Myers, and against said Sidney Stickney as ex-
ecutor Of the Estate of David p Holbrook,
deceased for S4l2 81, and interest and costs.
Terms of sale Cash in hand
Dated, April 10, A. D. 1885.
ID. NJ. FERGUSON.
.....s Sheriff of Floyd County, Iowa.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27

Simon Hanlon. a copperhead har.
ness.maker in Waterloo, was waited
upon last week by an indignant com.
pany of citizens, who proposed to give
him . lesson in hemp-stretching, a
southern exercise introduced at the
north since the murder of Lincoln, for
the benefit Of copperhcads. The mis-.
cradle reptile whined SO piteously that
he was finally permitted to leave town
on the FIRST train Of cars. We CLEAN
from the Courier. ~
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27
Desirable Farm for Sale.

1NHE Subscriber, being about to engage in
l. other business. offers for sale that dcsira-
bic farm known as the HARDWOOD Place, CON
tanning loo acres of land, - of timber with a
two story frame house admirably finiscd for
convenience, good bank barn, young apple
orchard of some - trees, any quantity of cur
rant and gooseberry brush and in fact every
thing just ready for family to commence liv-
ing. This property is adjoining the plat of
that beautiful city st. Charles. the County
Seat of Floyd County, Iowa. Terms to suit
purchaser. Apply to the proprietor ON the
premises. ABRAHAM BUSS.
Charles City. Feb Z 1865. 6m3o
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27

Some twenty years ago, ~rhen bill pre-
scented in Congress by John Quincy Adams
had just been defeated, one of the Southern
members said to him: 80, sir, you are in
the minority again. When do you think it
will be otherwise with you Yankees'' 81
don't know, I'm sure" replied Adams (;
probably when the votes are weighed in
stead of counted "
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27

woman living in East Burlington on la
king circular on itch from her poss-otfice
box which had been distributed in other
boxes, thus salutcd the postmaster: How
did you know we had the itch at our house |?
have always cautioned the children about
scratching in public, and thought it was
secret
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27
Sherif's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
~ a Special Execution duly issued 10y 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 my Office in st. Charles City, Floyd county,
Iowa, on the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1865,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
the following described property, to wit
The West half of the North. east quarter and
the Northeast quarter of the North east oar
ter of Section twenty, co., Township ninety
seven, (97,) North of Range fifteen l5) West,
situated in said Floyd county, Iowa levied on
as the property of j. Sawyer to satisfy said
execution in favor Of A. Putnam, Jr., and
against said 1. F. Sawyer for $427, 60 and in
terest and costs.
Terms Of sale--cash in hand.
Dated, April 10, A. ID. 1865.
ID. N. FERGUSON. Sheriff
of Floyd County, Iowa.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27

Gold is kept firm by the demand
from exchange dealers. Within ten
days about 100000 has been
thrown on the market by the payment
of the May coupons, which may be ex-
pected to raise the market and lower
the quotations.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27

A few days since a woman in Ger
70 0ordo County exclaimed that she
had two brothers in the rebel army
and she hoped one of them kille Abe
Lincoln. In response to this the ladies
of the neighborhood took the woman
to creek near by and held her under
water till life was nearly extinct,
when she promised to be good Union
woman. Brave and patriotic ladies
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-04-27
FLANDERS HOUSE,
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NVIHVT vi 'IstIII tlIu UUTIE otItVtS,
McGregor, ......,................. Iowa.
Passengers arriving by the cars, can give
their checks TO Mr.. Mason, who will always
he on hand aud convey their Baggage direct
to the Flanders House
\ commodious Stable adjacent to the House.
and attentive Ostlers will take good care of all
animals put in their charge.
Stages leave this House for ell points.
~" Try the Flanders House. McGregor.
l3m3o2 G.. Ii. FLANDERS.