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tENrnAt R.mRoAn.-Wc are pleased 10
learn that Mr, " r Johnston, President of
the Central Railroa has effected an arrange
mcnt hrougA Gene a. NcUailam, sh re Y
be obtains on ana roliing stock on time
from The Government, sufficient 20 e9ni, the
eotire lice en- Macon 10 savannah, thus
comp eiing raj mad eemmunieat on with
The north. W congratulate the company
apoa this result, and hope this important
line q railway VIII soon he again in run
mag order, Mr.. John.tan deserves II ct
praise TOT ihe manner in which be has con
Quoted me Transaction, and has sustsinei
N Ne business ms well known reputstion
as bRsin ~ man. Mao5n Tfl,,rsrE 9s,i
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sosss one has tstsn from eur Editor's
Table The fourth par, q Victor HugO's les
Kiserssiei" He win please return it, or
ssll and gss the remaining Psrp.
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Nohca.

s1TO GOODS FOB sl9IPNENr WILL BE re.
~ ceised e the depo-s 81 than &C. HndN. &W
kEircais hsiore o'clcck a m. or fller o. iorr q
n The doors viii open and ciass promptly al
tie Allows kourr. y. B. sONEz
sspt y. isss--slset sEIton frSnt.
Gsssits. Fns and Tlnal, Banlsr ND pspsish
cnrT 60 ana.
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c. F Hall, the Arctic explorer. has inst
been heard from, through some letter ~,
tfn BY him ana brought home br the ~,
70 don Whsicr. He has made some -.
discoverie shout Sir John Prank ~. go.
dition, and eNpo Is 70 end mosi ID III,
time between he sixty-nn'h and ssventt-
ffsa degrees Of latitude. He request, ma
a ship Sc sent Cor him IN abopi eighteen
months,
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tam VAR D
For Sale.

TIE undersigned offers for sale his splendid
Iannery, vi b all OF the land and appnIt enaa-
- thereto belonging.
VA also sell with the yard, 81 Of the stock Of
estner tanned. and 10 process Of tam INSIST ng Of
ron 80 % 700 sides. al Of which Is nearly ready
% be tsken out.
viii $50 sell, r desired, ali O. nv live stock,
ontist ng d Horses, Mich Cows fna let Of stock
dogs, Bee Cssle, &C Also. my Household and
>iichen Furniture, 70 70 ensbe the purcha eT 70
20 on with the BUSINESS " tbout delay. Ny place
ons Of the finest localities for the Tannert or
Aiilng Business ia Norihern AlahaIa, Situated on
range Of lofty hills overlooking the Valley OF the
tennessee, and commanding oae Of the finest views
aastoi the Alleghanies l. Is unsurpassed IN pOlnt
oi Death and WsIer-there being two sprnge OF new
e iniiEg free stone water on re place.
Ihisis 80 veTy desrsbie plsee for good steam
a. and grst ~, there bsina none within twenty
miles o. tne place The building enclosing ths
tsnuery was built with special reserence 70 this hu-
1ness, here being nothing necessary row but the
machinery. The Memphis and Charleston Rail
'Qad, nov berg put ID operation, viii afford good
nliret log all inmba- or -four that could be sawed
o. ground, the Mil would be IN less than half q
nile II rhs shove road.
any one desiring good inysstmsu ut for CAPT a in
ither O the above named businesses, could not do
oeies than 20 examne ny property before purchss-
ing eisr whe-e. Terms easy. Possession given I'M
med ately, Il wSnted.
Refers, By permission. to s. s. Darwin and W. D..
Nance Huntsville, Ala
For further particulars apply 70 ne hy letter, a.
oeeatu-i Ala, or 70 ne on he premises, six miles
SAMUEL F. DARWIN.
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Osiss -. y s,, 49,. i1a.s..l''
SaIe q 1aln Gnfernmell H0Te.

Will. OFFER F.R SALE AZ ! - 49, q
1 srr ~ as.h faesi1Y srd rra-l - --lss
100 al 0siahsr, 1896, q iot Of cove 49,
N ~ INT elaaseg " Cafairy WV
~ Ia. al nroa,flv - fhs ls1i - -
-,.rf go - a, { ,Filii aiilrd a err, 800
ninify 10 asEcheae. Z n
.s.E-zlt CAS-
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cUsToM-MADE WORK.

NY stock Of shir s. uuder. hiris, HOSIERY, ard all
other knes oi seats kurn chi Goods IS complete
would respecu ally solicit 4 share OF the public
patrunate NJ Her ThIN
81 Co egs s., opposite Firs; National Bank,
sepli-3m Nashville, Term.
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TaluabIe In for NsIe.

ono ACRES Il frst class land flr sale, s mics
Gea. ". q. Harding, in good stats Of cultivation.
For terms srply 70 S. ". Chiidress, Attorney az
isW, Nashville, lem, No. G. Cherry street.
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Beaver OveroOsts,

This is ind rub eily the largest. the noai thor
ous sud perfs ly sele-ted sock Of Go hinR and
Furnishing Goods ever ofero II Nashville.
Ay arrangements IL the Esst ara such that ny
20 X j. ali d lasfured expressly for this Market
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Wanfad fn Rank

TTlWOUFURVIsHED ROOMS in = csus,s, nor,
4 e tho city, for Hhca liberal price wal
Paia. Address X. F., care Union ohiee.
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The Denver Ncvs Of the 18th gives incon.
pie'e returns q the vote OF Colorado on 4 b.
S ate Cousgtot on snd the negro suffrI =,
clause, footing up Is follo@s;
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Wanted

A GENTLEMAN OF TEN YEARS pxPFRr.
"a eLce the Mercantile business IN Nort6 tieor.
gsi With sst acllfy re.ereno es waits a stusl on
q some x od who esa house ia any rtneh of
busin -, either ~ LEGAL or t-svel NJ ssiesman-
pTelers tsshyi ls--hUt souid sccept place IN
40 Is = ocr Cinrinnati-is acquainted win rnnch
q Georgiaas z - Tennessee.
Addrsss, BY Express, J. n. SCOTT,
ten-e-at Calhoun, Ga.
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TO Let.

DAFT q q p Rrsi fosr of = GOOD siors. for some
4 Nnolesale husi-ess. % J Z DDS, Boots aud
Shoes, OF hais ana CAPS preferrsd.l Add ess W.
T.. Box 5a6 p o. ans5s-t
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Dissolution.

W.. tho undersigned, have this day. BY mutual
~ consent, dissolved the partaershfp hereto ore
exciting between Us under the fty ard frn %
hruner = leluinz, Pr pTiesors II Race Course and
livery stables, III. Eh0 D. ming viii conunue the
business nd Is authorized 10 collect AL dues and
settle al els ms belonging TO tbs Old srrn.
HENkY BRUEER,
kBb DEMlN6.
\ retiring nom the business, beg cave 20 recon-
mend my tolmer Farmer, Mr. Deminz, % all
~ siia neN irieode and % rons as accomplished
s'p2f-lE henry PRrTNER
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Fouud.

NE RAY HORSE, (Sob tall, seven IN
- yeara I'd, VITA two VT y he'd faet. ~.
The oWnc csa We horse hy proving XII
aoperty snd psyiug so and cost q al VI ~
Veiuse en-
Aprls, ait7in two dsys. %
ANDREW JACKSON.
No 80 Cherry St,
sep-S-t opt sta ne u4d TheaiIe
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80 AauFrlsEmrnrs.

We afe auiBrriz- % aa1ounoe ". 4. CCRSE.
LIUs as aeaaaiste fas counslmss Is the Ihird
Ward. tsepes
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4 GYMS Wa TED Dor "THE SECRET SIR
"A VICE. he Field. The Dungecn, ana TIE =
iess-au ne most iatersstng and eHGiifg book
- r,,ilisbef s-urracing hr- kiclardzcu's On.
,.--flsIr-5 experence for four years trEreii' "a
if-c1eh ne souta n he secret serve Of tle
sar-,E5seu 10 VII ahonnd 10 strIlng eTell1. aud
$500 more o. he GscL lncldenr and romance 81
-. - fbrn any Oihar Wcrk Published. 5sne co.
s[-.oiarE. addTess JONES BROS, CO,
l4s ". so Street. Ciuonaali, ono.
ruzis-srns-dfW.
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Our esleblaied
FRENCH CORSETS
DRESS MAKING.

ladies' dresses made IN the latest Purs e les On
the horest no'ice ar and New YORK pstterna
constsntly on Rand. Preach Flunng and Stamping
and even variety Of Machine StI.c1icF ana EN-
oroidery executed in tbs neaie % nusrs q
r WILLIAMS a CO.
leo Vet Fourth s., bet. Race ant Kim,
ear24-In q urrrraff
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Store for Rent
10 The PubIic.

NY WEE. IAMIsA FORD. having Ie.t ny
hele6y warn III Ferson, from hsrb lrrC or trs ting
on my tccoUnt. As vi net Be re 10 sol for her
acts. PAsCHAD FORD.
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POlsnO's Variety theatre.
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NAsHvILLEANo DECATUR
x7sss.z=iE5s
RAILROAD LINE.

ON and after Saturday, SEPTEMBER l6thi lellr
" Passenger Trains vii run as i1.l1Ws-
leave Nashville for Deeatur gansti1u and 3 unia-
vile al TO ~.
Accommodation 1fain for Co'uu1Ua 81 ? % nm
Stage Lac from Decatur % Inks. cenneeans WIN
cars ior Memphis.
Tine through from Nashville. s. horrs-
Rctgrninr-ieaFe Decatur junction af an ar
FiFing At Nashrils ata.45 pm
Leave Coiuinnla Sc 80 AM arriving e al---
vile a. 70 an.
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-19

COSMOPOLITAN.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-19
"datstbarS tbe Gomss Of Gmgirt takss its @ap."
CITY FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1865

In Nebraska Territory has been dis.
covered the great tertiary basin of the
continent. Here lie entombed in what
are known to the pioneers as the "bad
lands vast quantities of bones and
shells showing this at one time to
have been, an inland sea or lake,
where the giants of the animal king
dom, the mastodon, megatherium, Pile
siosaurus, zeugelodon, and teradactyl,
held high carnival In that age our
prese mt race of.proud frogs grew six
feet high bats, from tip to tip Of
wing, four feet long birds, known as
waders, twelve feet high. The flora,
AZ that time, was such as is now seen
on miniature scale in the tropics.
What relation does this tertiary Ne
braska basin, with its great families
OF huge animals, buried in it's sands
and clays, bear to the Dynasty of the
people who built the pyramids, and
cities that are now only marked by
the ruins known as Palmyra and. Tad
NOR in the deserts bordering the Nile,
and at what age were the cities built,
described by Stephens in his travels
in Central America, where for miles
the roofs Of houses are covered with
soils of such depth as to grow great
forests of heavy timber. These are
questions that the records in the clays
and rock, as they are unfoldcd page
after page in showing the worlds his
tory, will answer-and the geologist
be enabled from natures great land
marks-such as this Sinsinawa Mound,
which stands six hundred feet above
the Mississippi River at Dubuque, and
from the records in the high water
lines along the Mississippi bluffs, be
enabled to go back in the ages of our
Globe and establish "a chronology that
shall intelligently explain the facts
here named. .Es.-' .. ...
COSMOPOLITAN.
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Gustavus B. Eastman was therefore
declared duly elected to the office o
County Recorder of Floyd county for
the term of two years from the first
Monday of January, A. d. 1865.
There were eight hundred and thir,
ty-eight (S3SI ballots cast for the office
of County Judge of Floyd county, Of
which Loren Innman received six hun.
dred and forty-nine (649j votes. Da.
vid Wiltse received one hundred and
eighty-seven (l87) votes. G. Peet re-
ceived one (lj vote, and 4. Root re-
ceived one ~ vote. Loren Innman
was therefore declared duly elected to
the Office of County Judge of Floyd
county for the unexpired term of one
year from the first Monday of January,
A. ID. 1865.
There were eight hundred and sew
enty-nine (S79( ballots cast for the
office of Coroner of Floyd county, of
which james Raymond received six
hundred and seventeen (6lD votes.
NJ. w. Raymond received one hundred
and eighty-two [ls2) votes, and l.. S.
Horr received eighty (s0) votes.
James Raymond was therefore declar-
ed elected to the Office of Coroner of
Floyd county for the unexpired term
of one year from the first Monday of
January, A. ID. 1865.
A file Of official bonds was present
ed, and on motion, referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee. A file of accounts
was presented, and on motion, referr-
ed to the committee on Accounts. A
file of reports of Justices of the Peace,
and of the Clerk for the past year, was
also, on motion, referred to the COM
mittee on Judiciary.
On motion, the Board adjourned
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-19

The Commit ttee on County Buildings
and Property, offered the following res
olution, which, 'on motion, was adopt
ed: ...... .r...
Whereas, By the election and qualifi-
cation Of G. B. Eastman to the Office
of County Recorder of Floyd county,
it becomes necessary to furnish
another office for the accommodation
of the County officers, Therefore be
Resolred, That the County Judge and
Recorder occupy the Office now occu-
pied by the Treasurer, and the County
Treasurer occupy the Office now occu-
pied by the County Judge, leaving his
safe in the vault where it now stands,
that said Treasurer furnish himself
with duplicate keys to the door of the
Recorders Office, and to the doors Of
the vault, and that he have free access
at all times for himself and clerks
through said Recorders Office to his
safe. And be it further n.....
Resolred, That the Treasurer be, and
he is hereby, authorized to procure all
necessary furniture for his office remov-
ing such portion as he deems necessa-
ry from the office he now occupies, and
make such other changes in the other
offices as is in his opinion necessary
for the best interest of all concerned.
The same committee also offered the
following resolution, which on motion
was adopted: r .H. 40
RESOLVED, That the resolution Of this
Board now of record authorizing the
Treasurer to sell certain lots of land
in the village of st. Charles belonging
to the county be rescinded.
The same committee also offered the
following resolution, which on motion
was adopted
Resolred. That the sum of one hun
dred and fifty dollars, or so much there
Of as may be necessary, be and the
same is hereby appropriated for the
purchase of wood for the use of the
several county Offices, and that, the
Clerk be authorized to purchase said
wood and have the same fitted for the
stove, and that he be authorized to is
sue warrants in payment for the same.
The Committee on Relief of Soldiers
Families submitted the following re-
port, recommending that changes be
made in the list of families entitled to
relief as shown in report, and on mo-
tion the report was taken up by Town
ships, and adopted. And the Clerk or
dered to issue warrants on the Relief
Fund for the amount due each person
added to the list, as follows: IS
st. CHARLES TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Gorton Capron and four chill
dren from Nov. lst, 1864. ....
; child of Mrs. John O'Hair from
: Jan. LIST, 1868. ....f m.
l child Of Orlando Bagley from JUNE
1st, 1854. ...-...
} l child of Mrs. Schermerhorn from
Jan. lst, 1865. III ..4.,.> --;
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ers for money paid out, and the Mill
tary fund and County Warrants in his
hands which have been cancelled,
which vouchers and warrants are here
with submitted, We have also exam
ined the Books of the Clerk and find
that the balance sheet on the Ledger
of each agree, and find the debts and
credits in the several accounts to be
the amounts shown by the balance
sheets herewith submitted, which we
find to be correct. r .......
- We have, also examined and COM
pared the orders of the several Super
visors on the Clerk for Military Fund
warrants, and also the list of soldiers
families furnished the Clerk for issu-
ing Relief Warrants, with the warrant
book and minute book, and the mum.
Der and amount of County Warrants
which have been issued since the June
session of the Board, all of which we
find correct. H.. ......,
We have also counted the Funds in
the hands of the Treasurer, and find
the amount to be correct as shown by
the balance sheet.
ALDEN FLINT, Chm of Committee.
nIv HYrv, .,vrv-vvr
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The committee also reported back
accounts of S. o. Page, o. d. Spaul
ding and John H. Stolle, as Jurors in
criminal cases, and recommended that
they be rejected, and, on motion said
accounts were rejected. 3aso p.
The committee also presented ac-
count Of L. G. Hiscox, for fees as JUS
tice Of the Peace in criminal cases, and
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Wednesday. Jan. 4,

. ~ SSAhSsyb S~Ass -
Board met at Nine O'Clock a. N.
Members all present. The minutes
of yesterdays proceedings read and
approved.
The Judiciary Committe to whom
was referred the accounts L. G. His
cox, C. Hiscox and L. Whitney for fees
in criminal causes in Justices court,
reported recommending that said ac-
counts be disallowed for want Of suffi-
cient proof, and on motion the report
Of the committe was adopted, and the
accounts rejected. " .aa4
The Committee on Finance submit
ted the following report which on mo-
tion was adopted ..1 I'd. = .',.
We, the Finance Committe, would
report that we have examined the
Books Of the Treasurer, and his vouch.
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..... ..- Tuesday, Jan. Sd, 1865.
Board met at 9 O'clock A. NJ. a
Members all present. Minutes of
yesterdays proceedings were read and
approved . ....,....-
The Judiciary committee to whom
was referred tho ofHc;a' hc-as -erei.t
ed the following as being in proper
form, and having good and sufficient
sureties, and on motion they were ap
proved by the Board as follows, to wit
j. V. w. Montague as Clerk of the
District Court. 50 - -~
J.y. W. Montague as Clerk of the
Board Of Supervisors.
G. B. Eastman as County Recorder.
James Raymond as Coroner.
VIM. G. Bates as Justice of the
Peace.
G. F. Boulton as Justice of the
Peace. ..... .....st. as .-
J. Leonard as Justice of the Peace
James Raymond as Justice Of the
Peace.
Ii. Wif6dr>as Justice of the Peace.
N. Fleenor as Justice of the Peace.
l., Whitney asJustice of the Peace.
VIM. Mutchler as Justice of the
Peace. 81
T. Crowell as Justice of the Peace.
r. e. Horr as Justice of the Peace.
Absalom Gleason as Justice Of the
Peace. ..s.~.
d. Horton as Justice of the
Peace.
w. F. Denniston as Justice of the
Peace. .....,
Timothy Billings as Justice of the
Peace.
Lawson McCloud as Justice of the
Peace ... ...
Samuel Knapp as Constable.
VIM. J. Taggart as Constable.
l.. NJ. Fluent as Constable.
A. w. French as Clerk, st. Charles
Jackson Gaylord as Clerk, Rocl
Grove.
II. Stearns as Clerk, Rockford. -.t
VIM. Mutchler as Clerk, Ulster.
c. +. Beelar as Clerk, Union.
Hiram Losee as Clerk, Scott. .,
Eli Brownell as Clerk, Riverton.
CT. w. Beeler as Clerk, Niles.
G. NJ. Townsend as Clerk, Cedar.
The same committee also reported
that the reports of officers in regard t.
criminal prosecutions, fines, &c, wer'
correct, and that the fines collected b.
said officers had been paid to the coun
ty Traasurer eycentinp the repOrt
from the officers of Rockford township
and On motion, above reports were az
proved by the Board, excepting thos
from Rockford.
The committee on accounts reporte'
and recommended that the followin!
accounts be allowed, and on motion
they were allowed as follows, and tn
Clerk was authorized to issue wal
rants for the amounts, viz:
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l child of Mrs. S. j. Noble from Jan.
LIST, 1865.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-08
EXCELSIOR BURNING OIL.

The Best OIL in the Market!
ITO be used in bose Fluid and Kerosene Lamps
Il For sale by ....-
SHE 2X ~ HOWE,
Aug. 17-d4w 154 a. 1856 Commercial st.