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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-06-29
What the "Press" say of US.

GREAT CIR Distribution A rare opportu-
nifty Is offered for obtaining watches, chains
diamond rings, silverware, etc, by Messrs. Ar
randale & Co., at No. 167 Broadway. They
have an immense stock of articles, varying in
value, and all are offered at one dollar each
The distribution is very fairly done--you agree
to take certificate of "a certain article, enclos
ed in an envelope, and are not required 10 pay
your dollar unless you are satisfied with the ar
ticle, which will certainly be worth more than
that amount, and may be $50 or 800. An
excellent mode this of investing dollar
Sunday Times, ". T. City, February 10, 1866.
Messrs. Arrandale & Co have long been per-
sonally known TO us, and we believe them to
be every way worthy of public confidence
" j. !Scaiish iHerican Jour. J,ne II, 1864.
BY Messrs. Arrandale & Co.'s arrangement,
the advantages must be on the side of the Gus
toner, for he has everything to gain and moth
ing comparatively to lose. He knows what he
will get for his dollar beforehand, and he need
not send it If he is not satisfied. ~. Y. Week
IN Necs dug q, 1864.
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES. most eligible
and profitable employment We have heard Of
for ladies. is the sale of certificates for the
Great Gift Distribution of Arrandale & Co. A
lady of our aoquaint lance has been very success
full in this way, not only in filling her own
purse, but also in doing good turn to those
to whom she sold the Certificates, as will be
seen by our advertising columns. Gentlemen
can also be thus engaged.-N. L. Sunday Ner-
curry, Aug. Ia, 1861.
In our columns the reader will find an adver-
tisement of Anandale 4 Co.'S Gift Distribu-
ton of watches, jewelry and silverware. In
payment Of that advertisement we received
several sets of the jewelry advertised. and we
are warranted in saying that, both In finish
and quality, they exceeded our expectations
They turned out to be just what they had been
represented -True Democrat, (Le'eisto,en,) Aug.
II, 1864.
The British Wing Of Kmgston, C. w., says,
Nov. 26th, 1864, one of our lady subscribers
became an agent for Arrandale 4 Co., and by
request brought some twenty articles sent rs
prizes for her agency. to this Office for inspec-
ton, and without hesitation we can state that
each and all of the articles were worth treble
the amt unit of cost to the recipients, and some
of them six times.
AGENTS-We want agents in every regi-
ment, and in every town and county in the
country, and those acting as such will be al
lowed 10 cents on every Certificate ordered by
them, provided their remittance amounts u
one dollar. Agents will collect rs cents foI
every Certificate and remit Is cents to us, ell
ther in cash or postage stamps.
ARRANDALE s. CO.,
Give 167 Broadway, n. Y.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-06-29
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
GREAT GALE
OF
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One Million Dollars Worth!

One Dollar Each !
without regard to Value! Not 10 he paid
for until you know what You are To re-
celve!!
Splendid List of Articles All to be sold
at One Dollar EACH
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-06-29

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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

sucb mower to obtain new footholds for mon
arcb;cal governments sustained by foreign
military force in near proximity to the United
States. Long continued applause
Thus it will be seen that the people OF the
United States, Congress, the President, and
the great party which elevated him to the
b;gb nosition he now holds. have fully Endorsed
and re.afirmed that doctrine since the causes
upon which the existing agitation is baset
have arisen before the country, and we doub
not movements are already on foot for its per
feet vindcation.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
EE-All the States in the Uuion are nov

Eg-All the States in the uuion are now
provided with civil Executives, either
elected or appointed. The following shows
the seven States which have Provisional Gov
errors, appointed by the President. with the
names of the incumbcnts and the date OF ap
pointmcnts:
North Carolina, VIM. w. Holden Provision,
al Governor, appointed May Goth, 1868;
mississippi, VIM. i. Sharkey, Provision
al Governor, appointed June 13, 500.
Georgia, James johnson. Provisional Gov
ernor, appointed June 18th, 1868:
Texas, Andrew j. Hamilton. Provisiona
Governor. appointed June 18th, 1860.
Alabama. Lewis +. Parson, Provisiona
Governor, appointed June 81 1860.
South Carolina, Benjamin F. Perry, Pro
visional Governor, appointed june Both, 1863
Florida. VIM. Marvin. Provisional Cover
nor. appointed July 18Th 1868
Elections have been ordered in the follow
ing of these States for the purpose of rcorsan
izing according to the proclamation of tn
President:
Mississippi, Election August !. 1865, Con
yenton to meet August ] 4, 1863
Alabama. Election August ., 1865; Conven
ton September 10, 1869.
Georgia, Election October 4, 1865; Con
| vention October %, 1865.
South Carolina, Election Nov 20, 1860.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

EE The Chicago Times has intelligence
from New York, that the paper-makers have
combined to run on half-timc for several
months, and are trying to extend this combi-
nation all over the country, in order to keep
the price of paper up. They are to begin
this pleasant business on the LIST of August
Perbap. Congress will see the propriety Of
taking the duty off foreign paper, in which
case, these gentlemen will find that running
on half time will be dear investment. Cheap
paper is almost as essential as cheap bread.
If the price of newspapers is to be reduced
and it is very desirable that it be done, al
soon as the condition of the paper market
will warrant it-such combinations of paper
manufacturers must be broken up.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
Affairs in Virginia.

The Wig in speaking of the scntlmen In
Richmond says:
cit is clearly irrational to expect that the
bulk of tie Southern people, no matter now
honest and decided their purpose to adhere to
the Union hereafter, should feel disposed to
sing pnans to it, at first blush, and under OK :.
sting circumstances. Their sincerity and
l,litv would be more thoroughly indicated
by simply expressing, in manly phrase the,'
hencetorwarl allegiance to the Government
ANY other course would be mere hypocrisy
SEIZED FOR CoNFIscATIoN.
Orders of seizure similar to the copy pub
lishcd some time since we're served yesterday
upon the following named gentlemen anc
| their tenants r. +. Archer, William b
[saacs. William Allen, j. +. Tanner, Corne-
lius Grew, w. H. Tanner, G. G. Elicit
Against each of these gentlemen seizures
we're made of number of pieces of property
The name of Mr.. J. ii. Greaner has beer
handed us among those liable to coniiscatlon
PERSONAL.
The famous Colonel John s. MoEeby ar
rived at Richmond on Wednesday evening
; md is stopping at the residence of Mr.. Georg
: Palmer. Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise
= .lso in Richmond city, looking hale and heal
ty.
General Edward johnson, lately release
from prison. having been confined since h
J capture mt Nashville, arrived in Richmond {
Wednesday, and stopped at the Pow hat'
Hotel lie lefs this morning for bis HON
= Several other prisoners returned with him.
sErTLISG IN VIRGINIA
J.; In one company of the One Hundred ~
I, Fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers, now LIN
;, duty in this city, there are twenty industrin
Young men, all from Bucks county, in tn
State. who, having saved on an average 5
) 800 each. intend settling in the neighborho
If this city when they are discharged fro
II the service They are farmers, and it is tn
e intention to purchase land and go indust
= ously to work tilling it.--Nogok Post.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
Richm ond Rebels Gin shel.

The election in Richmond has eliminated
~ the friends of the Union in that city pre-
dicted-an order has been issued by Major
General Turner declaring the election null
and void, and preventing the organization OF
the CITY Council. General Turner assigns
rs his reason for thus acting that satisfactory
evidence has been furnished him that voters
were excluded on the ground of having lost
their residence by reason of their absence as
soldiers in the United States army during the
rebellion, when no such grounds were taken
as against soldiers absent in the febel army;
that with but few exceptions all the oihcers
elected were prominent and conspicuous IN
inaugurating and sustaining the rebellion; and
that the issue was distinctly ma lie ond openly
ayowed Mt said election, as between those
men who had aided and allotted in the war
against the United States authority, and
those who with their lives defended the flag
of our country; and therefore justice to the
thousands who have sacrificed their lives to
nut down the rebellion and to those who are
returning to their homes in Virginia after
years of suffering in fighting treason, de-
mands " that these persons who were 80 late-
" contributing all their efforts to sustain
treason and overthrow this Government should
not he installed into office and entrusted with
power." He concludes by stating that "the
limited States military authorities will regard
the said municipal election null and VOID,
excepting only so far as it relates to the CierS
of the Husting s Court. The parties agalns
whom the order was directed mt on FRIDAY
for the purpose of organizing, when the above
was communicated to them by Capt. Hager
of General Turner's Staff, and our eorrespon
dent states all were taken completely by sur
prise, and the news fell like "bombsheii
There was some cursng, but general
the people took it easy" A committee @
| the disappointed officers was selected to ICON
fer" with Governor Picrpoint, but it is no
, likely that he will attempt any interference
with the course pursued by General lurnei
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

GREAT DEsrRucr.oN OF AMERICAN WnALERs
ny THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH The whaling
bark Mile arrived at San Francisco July 20,
in eight days from the Artic with the crews
of several whalers destroyed by the pirate
Shenandoah. Last month the whalers Ed,
ward Carey, Hector, Aligut, Euphrates, VIM.
Thompson, Sophia, Thornton and Swift. nnd
the Susan and Aligul were captured and mos,
of them were burned. The Mile was bonded
for the purpose of taking off the crews.
The Shenandoah was continuing her whole
sale obstruction of American whalers, ant
would probably soon destroy another flee
numbering sixty vessels. Her commands
was Informed of Lees surrender and of th'
collapse of the rebellion, but did not believ
it. He however believed in President Lin
coins assassination. for he expected it. Th
Shenandoah coaled last at Melbourne. Sh
was manned by English and Irish sailors
Some of the captured whalcmen Joined her.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

An Antwerp paper says: We have to an.
nounce piece of news which Will De received
with veritable satisfaction by our town, ana
principally by the inhabitants of the port 1t
IS that Antwerp is about to become perma-
nent station for American vessels OF war. we
NAV expect to see arrive en- an early DAY the
magnificent frigate Niagara, and sue VIII De
followed by the Sacramento and Coioraao.
Mr.. Jacob Bright, brother of ohm Bright,
and Mr.. Letham. another relative. had ia'ied
at Manchester and Huddersfeld respectively
The first two days voting for Oxford UNI
yersty left MIR. Gladstone in minority OF
twenty-five. The polling would continue +. Tor
three more days In the view of the poss'nle
failure of Mr.. Gladstone at Oxford. the lad
erals had nominated him as one of the candl-
dates for the Southern Division of Lancashire:
There was close contest in Liverpool, aud
the result was in favor of the two C1nserva
tive candidates, Messers. Horstals and
Greaves.
The elections in some places had been
accompanied with riotlng, but nothing OF a
serious nature had occurred, and on the whole
tbe- NAV be said to have 50 far passed OFT sat
sfactorily.
The oumbcr of deaths by cholera at Alex
andria on the 10Th of July was fity-hve.-.
The epidemic had sensibly diminished at Care
and in the surrounding villages: The num-
bcr of deaths at Cairo ON the 18th was forty
three.
The Inman Steamship City of New York
from Liverpool, 10Th, via. Queenstown 2oth
h,s arrived Mt New York. She has 63l pas
sengers all we'll on board,
The steamship City of Boston, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the ]! tn
The steamship City of Dublin, from New
York and the Damascus, from Quebec. ar
rived out on the 9th.
Th, limited States steamer Concordla ar
rived off Falmouth on the 10th and at Dea
on the 18TH -.
The steamship Great Eastern, with the At
lantic cable on board, arrived OF Naientia OF
the morning of the 18th. having lowed iron
Falmouth the steamer Caroline the latte
having the shore end Of the cable on board
which was to be Immediately laid in Nalen
tia bay. -,
The elections in England were still pro
: crossing and absorbed the greatest attention
Five hundred and fifty returns had been con
t pleted up to the evening of the 18th, OF whor
IL h rec were protesting Liberals and two hun
: dred and twenty-scven Conservatives. Iii
net pain of the Liberals is now eighteen.
It Mr.. Gladstone was defeated at Oxford
II eighteen majority. He Immediately acccptt
r nomination for South Lancashire, and
/ once commenced the canvass He was rccel
J. ed with immense enthusiasm
The reported marriage between the irln
Is of Orange and the Princess Helena, OF N
e gland, has been definitely arranged.
r The Prince Imperial of France Is report
convalescent. Rumors say that the ONO
'r were more serious than expected, and the II
,r pcror and Empress were still detained
If Paris in consequence
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

RFA shocking crime has been partially
developed in Richmond. On the 10Th of last
month large lot of goods was received from.
Philadelphia by leading drug house of Rich
mond. One of the packages contained n dead
body, said to be that of Lynn 9. Doyle, OF
Philadelphia. -Louisribe journal.
The above item of news, with the particu-
lars in detail has been going the rounds Of
the press, and has created much horror in the
public mind, but it is strongly suspected that
the entire affair is a hoax, and that MIR. LYNN
G. DOYLE is nothing more nor less than hnsee'
oil, and his shipment from Philadelphia wa
strictly in accordance with existing trade reg
| ulations.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
FOR SALE.
HnTTSE ANTI hT

story BRICK HOUSE, OF Bedford street, built
and now occupied by VIM. lloblitzefl, Esq The
house is in excellent condition. having been lately
papered and painted almost ertire--is large and
commodous and supplied VII every convenience J,
such as smoke house, sprng-Iiouse, coal and wood
the most desirable residences in the city The lot
is sixty feet front and extends from Bedford to FIRE.
derrick street having on it u first rate two-story
stable and carriage house. AZ feet. front, 20 feet
feet wide and fine well of water aud good cistern
Every thing is in excellent condition, and any
one wishing to secure good home would do wen L
to call and examine the premises, address the
subscriber. +s. !,
aug g. 1865 IT,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
szs-Drr;nc the nrocress recently in tn

ES-During the progress recently in the
United States District Court in New Orleans
of proceedings for the confscaton of the Re-
bel emissary Slidell's estate in that city, a
claim on 1t Of two hundred and ninety thou
sand francs was put in by the Paris banking
house of Macuard & Co., and one of one hun
bred thousand francs by the Citizens Bank
of New Orleans. for money advanced to the
traitor on mortgages. Judge Durell decided
that as Slidell was notorious enemy of the
United States, his property in the country
belonged, under the Confscation act. to the
Government, and that these claims could moi
be allowed or entertained.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
rEThe Government has sent an officer

EEThe Government has sent an officer to
Andersonville, Georgia. to make special
investigation into the brutal treatment Of
Union prisoners confined in that place, with
view of bringing to trial, before a Military
Commission, the rebels who had charge of the
prison. This is right. Let the wretches
who connivcd at the starvation Of our soldiers
be brought to punishment. There is no diff
ference of opinion among loyal men as to tn
doom they should receive. Anything shor
of the halter would be a mockcry of Justice
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
New Books.

We have received from I. b. Peterson x
Bros, Philadelphia, in one volume complete
history of the Trial and Execution of the
Assassins and Conspirators," at Washington
for the murder of President LINCOLN Thu:
is rcrbatim report of the testimony of al
the witnesses examined in the whole trial
with the arguments, &C., and all the munitia
of the proceedings. Price-paper-5O cts
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

re- Henry A. Wise. Ex-Governor and ex-
General is asking indemnity for damages done
to his property by federal occupation. That's
as much cooler than ice as ice is cooler than
boiling water.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
New Books! New Rocks !!

y FITZPATRICK and our Cavalry.
~ Uncle Toms Cabin.
IT, Phillip by the author of Rutledse.
iunh Worthnuton by Mrs Holmes.
Mildred Askel by Mrs Wood
husbands and Homes by Marian llarand
Lovers and Thinkers by J. V, Gordon
superior Fishing by r. b. Roosevelt
looking Around by A. =. Roe
rhc Squihol Papers by John Phoenix
rhc Nations Tribute to Abraham Lincoln
Vamherg's Travels in Central Asia
The Parricidc or the Doom Of the Assassin
The House of Elmer. a novel
rhco Leigh by Annie Thomas
The Trial of the Assassius and conspirators
rhv ROM ( Lieutenant by Oliver Optic
Harper Magazine, Atlantic Monthly
Godeys Lady'S Book. Lady's Friend
Petcrson's Magazine for August
Just received and for sale by -
HALE SWAETZWELDER,
Under Belviderc Hall, Baltimore st..
Jr'v ~ Cumberland.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

Ev Governor Murphy, of Arkansas, has
informed the President that he will not re.
commend any more residents of that State
who have participated in the rebellion. owing
to their recent demonstrations on the Fourth
of July, and other acts indicating by nj
means ardent loyalty. He thinks it better t.
keep them on probation little longer.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

RDoubtless large portion of the pub
lie have forgotten the Presidents Proclama-
ton, issued on the 18th of March. 1867
That proclamation declared the disfranchise-
ment of all persons. who. being drafted,
should neglect. to report themselves for service
within fifty days thereafter.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

MA gentleman writes from Texas to the
Philadelphia Inquirer that Colonel Bryant,
of the Thirteenth Corps, was lately killed by
shark, while bathing on the coast of Brazos,
and negro had leg taken off. General
Weitzel has ordered, in consequence, that the
men shall not bathc on the coast where sharks
abound
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

HgGEy. TERRY has issued al order reno
wing the ban he had placed upon the Rich
mond Wing, and allows its publication, th'
editor having expressed regret for the often
sve terms heretofore used, and promising
hcnceforth to be "a better boy"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

EEJeff Davis, it is said, is detected. So
were the tens of thousands of the poor Federal
prisoners who miscrably perishel of hunger
and cold and heat and exposure at Anderson
Vile, in Libby, and elsewhere, and so arc
their desolatc families.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
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use
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

EgA Richmond paper invites emigration
to the Old Dominion from the hardy popula-
ton of the North. Among the inducements
offered are these: "a genial country. hos
pitable people, easy employment, '"d4geM
tasb naasteu," &c. "Task-masters' Isn't
that beautiful word to charm Northern white
men into the South!
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
Errors Of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nef,
vous and Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions ana
Seminal Weakness, the result of youthful lndiscre-
ton, and came near ending his days in hopeless
misery, will. for the sake of suffering man, send to
any one afflicted, the simple means used ny him
which effected cure in few weeks, after the fail
ure Of numerous medicines. Send u directed enyel-
one and stamp and II will cost vou nothing.
Address, EDGAR TREMAIEE,
Sta.li?n !. ':s!a St.
Aug s. 1855 SIN. sew York City.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
DEPARTMENTS.

The Middle Department, Major General W
S. Hancock to command. to embrace the
States of West Virginia, Maryland, Except
the counties of Montgomery, that part Of
Anne Arundel lying south of the Annapoli:
and Elk Ridge Railroad, and excluding tn.
city of Annapolis, Prince Georges. Calvert
Charles and Saint Marys) the county of Lou
don, and the Shenandoah Valley as far south
as, and including, Rockingham county in Vir
sinia the State of Delaware and Pannsylva
mia.
4 II II X \
BY order Of the president of the Unite
Stats. f. ID. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutant General.