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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

MEAN SELL. Some uurcTenerate
scamp In Rock lslan,i took to the office Of
u. ;. Express Go, in that p ace, n wei
sealed package which he informed the
agent, contained 81 Ol1 in money, to be
sent to New York lie declined pre- pay
ment of the charges to he collected of the
con~ignee. On being presented with the
package Il bill of charges amounting to
S6i 90, he was LITE surpriSed-not cal
chatting upon the receipt of so much
money from the west lie demlrrel at
FIRST, hut as the charges had TO be pail be
fore the package WAS opened, and con ;lud
lng that some of his Western @ranimnth-
ers had died leaving him fortune, he
concluded to pay charges and Investigate.
Ills chlJcin WIS doubtless audible, when,
upon breaking the sen : To find instead nt
the possible fortune, nothing but a pack
age OF newspapers cut M IN greenhack
size Efforts are being made ~ detect
the villain, and we hope they Will be sue
cessful. -DdHriHe Democrat
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

EsyN The cable used in LAYING the for
mer Atlantic &c graph ans that to be Us
81 next June are thus comparei. The
iorner. consisting OF seven conner wires
clmhin"d weighed loo lbs the nrutical mil d,
WIN " the in~nlaror (-utta percha) weigh
e -ot pounds per mile The impro ed
ethie ms first Tor Us conductor a copper
Sthnt oil seven wires. weiuhin 800 pounds
the nautical mile. and for Insulation II has
FOUR iaver> of gutta percha placed alter
ha,ely with 'hatterton' compound. the
Wet-ht ct the entire Insulation beine 400
pounds the nautical mile The diameter
l. nEarlv oDe-haif more than that Of
the original cable The external protec.
on consists of ten solid wires OF iron.
each stand of WIZ being surrounded by
Manila warn. AMI Laid spirally round the
core. which latter is padded with ordinary
hemp or i.tc, AMI saturated with q pro-
ssTvgtiVS son pound
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

CEv c. G. WAsHBUrv.-The IickS-
hur- Daily Herald Of March ISt paws
tho following triIutIl Of respect to Gen.
WaShhurn. on the occasion Of his leav-
in@ that cry to make his headquarters ut
Memphis, where he supercodes General
Dana:
\otw outstanding onr hopes that nur
HIGHLY esteemed and universally poruIar
cOmm9n1Nr he'd come back to rs 70 remain
permanently. Cen Washhu~n .esterd ~
took his aenartnre Cor Memphis. to assume
! communal Of that district, and make his
ho0.l an irters there
TIL" host evidence Of the high annrpcia-
ton IN which the rnnnlo here hold Gen
Washhurn j. found in tho respect which
all Glasses Of mon pay to his name At
all pablo gatherings whore such ann 'ausa
= not indPcorous the mere mention Of
his n1mn was Sutfrient 10 clll forth hearty
cheers. whilst his presence was always
erected with the most marked tokens o.
satisfaction
This WAS not fuISora aduIation. hut
was the genuine outrouriar Of the feel
inrS Of the popular heart. for one who
had proven himsn { tho friend and prctcr-
tor Of 7 ] who needed his counsel or his
a'A. II his departure from among rs.
Gen. Washburn ca.rieS with him the
hearty prayers Of tho nnop'e Of this citv
Tor his future prosperity and happiness .
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

PEACE Pro .pEcr. The Nv York
Tribune thinks a speedy rcaca NAV lao
looked for And as preliminary 70 II II
has the following sp.e.os,;nns. W. 10
'iavr. therefore, that true neace j.. IN
ali human probability, not far off; and
we believe its advent NAV lie FASTENED
and assumed bv wise and PROMPT action
on the part of our Govprn~ront If Tho
President should issue Lrief and Incid
proclamation. aDnnalin, m H., So,tbnrn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22
9lew advertisements.
Teachers Examinations.

g PRIMO EXANINATIONS for teachers for the
= County of Iowa will be held the timss and
places folio ing to wit:
Inspection District No. Arena and Ridgeway}. at
lsGA
Inspection District No. (podgevi'le and Mineral
Point, at the curt House in the village Of Dodgeve
April l and 18th, and at the Court House the city
of Mineral Point. April 18th 1865.
Inspection District No (.ndcn and >nfiin) al the
10Th iS65.
Inspection District No. (ITg'lanI AMI ru'aski) at
the school hous, North District in the village of High
land, May y, 1SG5.
Inspection District No. ; wyoming ami Clyde at
the school hnuse in the village Of Jonesdale Nay 3D.
and 4th 1869.
Inspection District No 6 ('Iosco and waIIvfck D..
al The school house in the village of All .msviile Ma
9Th and 9th, 1873.
ALEX kNDER WILSON
county Superintendent.
iDoiseyil!e Chronicle and Home Intels encer please
copy. II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

per dozen for making gray wooden shirts,
and they require us to make them COR one
dollar per dozen. This is a sample Of the
justice meted out to us, the willing labor
ers, without whom the armies could not
b, promptly clothed and enriped
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

TINS SEWING WoMsx.-The Sewing wo-
men of Cincinnati have addressed Il me
mortal to President Lin coln in which
thew say We are unable % sustain life
FIR the price offered hy contractors. who
fItten on their contracts by grin linz lm-
menSe pro is ont of the labor of their OPP
erativeS As an example, the contractors,
sre paid one dollar and sevon.y-fva cents
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22
sST The following bill amending the
charter of the Mineral Point Railroad


charter OF the Mineral Point Railroad
Company has passed the senate
Section / The Mineral Point r. r
Company l. hereby authorized and en-
powered u survey. locate, bui'd. construct
and extend it. line of railroad from Min
frni Point. in the "onnty Of Iowa. to the
town of Tomah in the county of Monroe,
~u' Jet to al respects, t the provisions
con litiorS AMI limitation contained in the
act Incorporating said company, ana the
acts amend torv thereof
Section > The said Mineral Point +
K Company. COR the purpose Of exfeniin.,
~ Line ot rtjIroal to lie town Of Tomah.
aS provided in section one Of this act i
hereby authorized AMI empowered to in
crease IS capital stock to an amount net
exec" linz the sum &c one million AMI five
hundred t"ou>en dollars
Section ; This act shall take effect
ana he IN force from aud after its nublica-
ton.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22
NJ t. Gilead Farm
FOR SALE.

IfONF ING pol acres-10 under Gu tivation
! u 81 acres in pasture. l6l acres Of spend <
Timber; 81 years growth, plenty OF water for stock,
good spring near the h use good house and barn
stabling under the for - head of horses good
lao Sc, &c. \ s2ieniId orchard Of 10 Apple Trees.
- years olI-piuIns grapes &c a splendid brown
rock quarry the place. uhlic road south boun-
da~S line. Fine school house mil east. some good
mineral prospects. Nil sell Farm, stock, Implements
&c. Farm alone. This Farm j, miles east Of the
city Of Mineral Point and ssmonly knO the
DIR. Loofpou @ Farm. onsiderng he many adran-
rag-S il il of the most desirable Farms in the
country. c ear titles 10 suit
For particular. enquire on the place. or address
WM. iOOFnoURO y
3Il0 Mineral Point, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22
NOTICE..

w HFRFAS nv SON Julius O. Cushnan a minor
w h wing LETT hom- without just cause. and in OPP
position O wish-s this il forbid person or
persons harb ring trusting him account. az
shall pay nc debts Of his racting after this date
ALONZO CCSHHAN.
Niffiiu. Wis March !. 1Se5. 4wIo*
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

Principals of the Intermediate schools
in Cincinnati receive $1,000 a wear. w,
lady teachers receive : .01o each three
geo each, and seventeen 500 each.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

~ a railway i 10 lie built in Pales-
tlhe, Is VIII conc Jaifl with Jeru~a-
lem VII - "hnutafortv IA les i0ur. and.
saillion pound. sssrliIs " Ia -noss 'A0'N'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

p II. Campbell, Galena.
W l. J. VI Ryan. do
George Stur.t,. Chicago.
W. I. CoSlbsuSh 4 Co.
Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

THE AMENDMENT - Three states the
same that voted democratic last fall New
J-rsey. kentucky and Delaware-havc
rejected the constitutional amendmAnt
aho'i~hinr slavery. This only proves wha.
we have often repeated, that the so-calIed
Democrats party Is in truth pro slavery
norty. knowing that slavery has ever
been to them stepping stone to power
an 70 oli"", they worship nj its shrine.
and clinr n it rs their only hone Of sue
cess. T"ev love the constitution only
while they can Gee in it a negro in letters
This dark spot upon that Instrument 10
them presents the oa'y true esrutchcon oF
orr national ciorv, because it Is their on
" hope Of political success. But the
davs Of slavery, like those Of the party
who favor It, are ended; of both it will
soon lie said chose who know them shall
knew thsm no more forever
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22
JOHN MILTON. X. s. HRACEES.
MIL TON g. BRA0KEN
Commission Merchants
CHICAGO.

20 Id Sale street, Office No.
p o. Box 1869. CHI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22
Comfy Judge.

The secesh organ Of this city, speaks
thus Of Mr. Fuhrmann, the Union candi-
date for County Judge:
ale is entirely incompetent to discharge
the duties of the office, but he had been a
democrat. and that was sufficient to Sc
cure him favor from the loyal partv."
The editor winds mp his article hy say
ing: We hope every democrat will be ut
the polls ON the dav Of the election and
vote for Judge Strong, and scoop out
Fuhrmann, renegade"
We have no lesise to place in contrast
the qualifications of Mr.. Fuhrmann and
Mr. Strong Tor the office Of County judge
We look upon them both as qualified for
the duties of the Office; nor do we think
it speaking dispara eing'y OF Judge Strong
10 say he is no better qualified for the
Office than Mr. Fuhrmann Bnt we 10 k
upon the assertion Of the Intelfgencer
that Judge Strong is good democrat"
knowing what the editor of that sheet re-
sufficient reason why every good Union
man should vote against him. We have
nothing personal against Judge Strong,
nor do we believe that being a democrat
renders him incompetent for Office The
fact however. Of his sailing in the same
political ho1t with such men "a those who
conduct the MteNigencer. and receiving
their cordial support proves 10 Us most
votes of the Union men Of Iowa County.
With regard 10 the ''incompetency" OF
Mr. Fuhrmann, we defy the InfeUigencc~
nan or any Of his soceSh crowd. to make
good tho assertion. Before tho commence
mnnt Of the war. and while Mr. F. was n
member Of the democratic party he was
Looked upon by the editor of the Inte72t-
geucer rs 4 shinin.l ieht in their orcani-
cation, Int when he decided to stand nv
his country in her hour of trial and for
sool, the party that he looked upon as op-
D0scI - the best Interests of.hat country
IN the eyes Of such men rs JEFF Davis he
becomes inonnpatcnt for nf1icn-hecanse
he i = reneqqde. Had Judge Stronr nur-
Sucl = similar course. he toe wor1i have
been pronounced incompetent Nv tho
same Clique. for competency win snch
mon means voting the democratic ticket.
right or wrong, no matter how disloval tho
candidate hence tho IafcWsencrr ex~
claims Good enough" at the election OF
he tory Shcehqn n mayor of Galena.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-03-22

mari0 2wil
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-16
Mr. WILLIAM WALLACE introduced the following rssouiiops

WILLIAM WALLACE
S sss ] IS 5ss S ss s. :; %
as ase s6eEne
,a1 That sGs it led the
power doom
ss 9TH THAT % 5 sa s a} Of this
the Hon jefferson paS that which he
much towards harnaony
Mr. ooNNoR offered the following
oepted by Mr. William Wallace: =. 80 :.
ss ss'sssa nss + $ s %
E: s;s;:: ss ::s:;
Stats prisoners Of State ae' A. lfenho e'az'ns
whereupon the PRESIDENT following Members OF the
Committee hlessrs Uonno William Wallace and Rose.
Mr. F. w PICKENS following resolution: which WAS
reerreo the Committee on Ordinances and Resolutions
Committee Ordinances and iseso
sot a na TO on 9h 6he I of 10
Will be before the owners of such lands will be restored the
Mr. w1NsM1TH introduced following
erred to the Committee the
ats. ss %s = % :
nss x?sh That 9shss 4s!a
ss ,se xass aas
Mr. MCGOWAN resolution which warefea
to the Committee on the Legislative Department.:
QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS
seo1 is Il tho BssBs sse.ss @ s s s e District
Army IS tho as 1n n gt co. % officer soer
and thus State for at sea preceding the day
sas s 1 s de ais i'ias ;ss 5 & 4
SAID SIX months legally seized ana
freehold hundred aoa @ 'e' OF election of
Every shall be person who has Of fuas;an
Iesisiatare shah provide e the Of
& Il T. &C.
% voe and by other suitable impose disqaido on
vote IN punishment for crime OF for teracy
Also introduced the following the Com
mittee on, the Amendments to the
The emancipation Of slaves having place. y
Also introduced the following resolution was referred to the
Committee on the Legislative Department 80 (:
No person shall be subject offence to be- ta Dnt
Jeopardy OF lie or limb be compelled any case to he
witness against himself be liberty or prontv with
Excessive bail shall required excessive fines ,,,d 49,
cruel and unusual inflicted e' nlose1, nor
Every resolution having sb.n re1o+a
Slo1ec' ana That snail be expressed in the O. ~
Also introduced the following resolution which us ,a 4 -,
! COMMITTEE on the Judiciary Departments -
All laws of force repsonan+ 10 .
shall continue force until altered or re
u shall respectively own im;ion ny y me
used shall embrace a Legislature Inc Term as
the twentieth A. B. 1850 AZ before
parts OF Acts Ordinances duration Waa
nuance the between and M the to the con
that equivalent form expression and MI
d mp the tenth d M , OF such shall be
An roeeeangs LEGISLATIVE executive judicial ministerial or eacia, all
ct OF onefs OF agents all contracts nsuns ~ ut
December p 1890 which Under the s ,o y %
4 % 'ta5e Federal sste in this
State at the times when they respectively were done entered nto
executed or transacted shall in all Questions st nv M n
s State no nae m 6esa & yd
once nh hs te11s OF Office ese they be rsd
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-16
J @ u r N A L.
OF THE
CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
= FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1865
At the hour to which the Convention the PRESIDENT
took the Chair and the proceedings opened with by Rev
Journal Of yesterdays proceedings read
following additional
EFoh S. Pal;psn.d AEcana-Mr Henry aourdin
Butho1onaer's-Mr. H Sheridan
Hayk aa"sA4sss1s Furman, Keenan,
s Lee G 6 Gosas2 e Mes F;ssss,
z1stSs 1nsl sion MCGOWAN,
zms~sens aat Constitution no, included IN Above Mr. Dudley Far
Henphil Er5esson 5sse Alac5eth ''
wins.nitl; summer ''''"n hammond p0'
Mcgor aud wa. read by
On motion of privileges of the House
extended to Mr. D. McCregor >
Mr. BEATTY following resolution which WAS referred To
the Committee on the Executive Department.
pao Rssfsso ss aono1 ss s ss
o s Of ssns &C. % 1 e
% senate %nisa ne ned as s tsosea osse
Of the term OF to serve as Go
Also the following resolution which WAS referred to the
Committee on the Legislative Department:
Resod That the Committee the instruct
aps Se ] aes assa pse psss naa
A following eouion which was referred to the Com,
nnitee on the Judiciary Departments
esoa That the Committee judiciary Department
ed to and report the proprey of
lst One Supreme Court with appellate throughout the
State the Judges thereof be selected by the Governor subject the
I'd Court the Judges thereof approved
others consist in administering guioi
3D. Dstgct ieia Court to consist Of one judge q,
the Judicial District elected the voters
jurisdiction Of the Court OF however pre-
% fSs 1as % s Ss Hs said Court all jurisdiction
Mr. BOILING introduced the following resolution referred
the Committee on the Judiciary Department:
sof That the duty of all good
quton Justice cheap a to the people
into and scheme
Inferior tie trial all petty civil
value aid o al whether civil
persons of color.
mittee the Legislative Department.:
Rl That the Legislature should
also lending the faith hand and credit re- Of the tt "a
corporations
iESENE introduced the following adopted
Rra Convention ene1os
ratified by being signed by the President
Also Com
nittee Anendr to the Constitution:
1ar prevent attendant freauen.
ent to by popular elections fol-
Municipal officers shall be held day
tie managers and that in the middle of the weeky
second Wednesday in October
Also introduced Ordinance slavery abolished in South Caro-
lima reabshmen referred to the Com
mite Ordinances and Resolutions
the following resolution; which agreed
Reoe Standing Committees of the Con
vion Engosng omsittee consisting OF three Mnber
pointed by the President
Whereupon following Members of the
Comm nttce: Messrs Melton Wagener, Norwood.
f. w PICKEN from the Special Report and
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-16

he
gwen if present passing the Ordinance Ordinance
And Mr. Byrd, being called answered .:Aye"
Mr. CONNER introduced following resolution:
Rs91a That this Convention will restrict
lenodng es's ts s" to eee n @ in the r uc
ess % oe p fsSn % % and an
" b or a a5 the s1s ssacs te ss Ste
table And the oaes
ton being put wil the Convention eo passed
affirmative .
Yeas So Nays, 52
The requested are follows:
5 voted Ra the na1an ex & a9n & L. &Wasda
Bar 6in 4mda 1 ansod En rarra a1S Fo Jones' anaa I %
Mrs Mooa ON "s Ps;,v hfMs aFs = 81 sas " a @
@ n:ss % s j S $ s #estsa ssvs7 %nsa Stewart r@'" Til
a H s1aa sss s % 5 nsg sps nnes mss % Aa sn @
3ax5ins Dsettre
s::s ::s Ssss $s: S.
Ss ss %5stsons wilson r. H.
SO the resolution o OF he
MI TLMAN introduced the following resolutions which
to ths Committee on Amendments Constitution
following Incorporated
a eSs
this
of
There be ELECTION Districts @ formed BY
ssssp i rs %
Phi ad Mch EieeoS o d @ CIV %
s E S " }:
"a Ths nao,ssrof Senators shall BE- thrtyon
@ a and se % a a of & % s au be a
be joint Of taxation and white population provided by
and shall be aPpoiond several Election Dis
provided
allowed future apToronmen than twelve Rep
fseaaalves
proceeded the cozier.io
No of the Governor which had made
of the Day, for this day at o'clock p NJ.
following resoluons agreed
ps1s e. That - % much ahoo the % Mage his
Of
r be referred to the "Commites the Cons
Of representation in the
Senate the Parish System the matter Of suffrage voting
latre early day, be referred to the Committee Legislative
people, to the of District officers by the
Office be referred to the 'Commi
ecudve Department of the Constitution"
Rsolesa That much relates to the econf
the State its be referred to the Ordinances
Rsolue7. sitting Court of Ap.ea)
exclusively in Columbia be referred to the Committee
Department. of the Constitution
Resoed that muc relates
Convention the Committee
Mr. following resolution consideration OF
which vas postponed until Monday
Reseve That the Constitution & q sonti Carolina adopted
Ordinances involving alta
be printed
the mover
On motion Of Mr. ORR,
s,ed dnas, be adjourned meet
tomorrow, at IL O'Clock NJ
Mr. MACBETH following resolution;
to the Coprditee Amendments to the Constitution:
Rsso,l
hereafter levied shall be levied the actual of the
Mr. CONNER following resoluion which
the Committee on the Legislative Department.:
Every viii
officers and rvats the Amy ana SaS the United
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whic
the tenth day 1865 " eesoe'e" 70 haye
proceedings legislative, executive ;n,7;csl
officers all
executed ana matters transacted since the tn4;s a
December - 1901 which We're tha Es T W
ernment whether State Confederate snhs;J
State at the mes when they respectively had done enere nn
alter presented % be held
All officers and appontecs eis oaoe shall
office until OF bs -
according to the provisions OF this ~ -
Mr. NtlA introduced resolutions the the Cost
tuition of the United States which Committee on
and Resolutions. ~ -
The Ordinance introduced yesterday declare present
force the Constitution and heretofore
Acts official public and DONE
made under authority of the the tho
Judiciary Department - -
Es s=c!.:cH nra.ce yesterday by Ii. su. PROPOSING section
for the referred
Resolutions.
The and third resolutions introduced bv Mr. u
yesterday referred to the Committed
ons the second to- the Committee the Department tho
fourth to the Committee Amendments
the Committee the Judiciary Department
The hrs second third and eighth
introduced by Mr. Orr yesterday
Executive Department ~
The fourth hfh sixth referred to The om;+t ON
the Legislative Department = - E ~
The ninth to the Committee J,a,.rtn,an+
The tenth eleventh. twelfth thirteenth 70 the Committee on
naents to the Constitution en.
The to Abolish Slavery state introduced Yesterday
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-18
IllinOiSCentral Railroad.
-. r-ry g. z = cQgEp
IL IN = rz :. - y I :.
TRAINS LEAVE DUNLEITH:

TRAINS LEAVE DUNLEITH
Day Express, 700 A NJ Sundays excepted.
Night Express, 600 ?. NJ. Saturdays excepted
CONNECTIONS.
At Warren with Mineral Point Railroad for
Darlington and Mineral Point.
AT Freeport, with Galena and Chicago Rail-
road, for Rockford, Beloit, GAINESVILLE, Madi-
son and Chicago /; also with Racine and Mis-
sissippi Railroad for Beloit, GAINESVILLE, Madi-
son, Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago. -
At Chicago, with all Eastern lines. for De-
troit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. New
York, Boston, Montreal, Pittsburg, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore.
At Dixon, with Dixon Air Line Railroad, for
Fulton, Lyons, Clinton and Cedar Rapids.
At Mendoza with Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad, for Galesburg. Burlington,
Quincy, Hannibal, and st. Joseph. r
At LaSalle, with Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, for Peoria, Rock Island, Davenport,
Muscatine and Iowa City. .aH
At Eli PasO, with Logansport, Peoria and
Burlington railroad, for Peoria & Logansport.
At Bloomington, with st. Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad, for Springfield, Alton and
st. Louis.
At Decatur, with Great Western Railroad,
for Springfield, Jacksonville, Naples, Quincy,
Danville and Lafayette.
At Pana. with Tene Haute, Alton and St.
Louis Railraad, for Alton 81. Louis, Jefferson
City, Tcrre Haute, indianapolis, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia.
AT Sandoval, with Ohio and Mississippi rail
road, for st. Louis, Vincenpes, Evansville,
Louisville Cincinnati. Columbus, Baltimore,
Washington and Philadelphia. .
At Cairo. with a daily line of steamers, leav-
ing every evening for Memphis and interme-
date points. -
For Through Tickets,
apply at the Principal Stations upon the Du-
huque and Sioux City Railroad, also at the
Depot at Dunleith. w. II. ARTHUR,
General Superintendent.
w. P. JOHNSON, Gen. Pas. Agent.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-05-18

nRY GOODS, Dress Goods, Ginghams,
IL Silks, Hosiery, Gloves and Millinery
Goods, for sale at GEO. G. DEANS