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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

Col. Charles A. May, Of Resaca de
la Palma and Monterey fame, died at
the New York Hotel, New York City,
few days since.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

What is the happiness of our life made up
of? Little courtesies; little kindnesses
pleasant words; genial smiles; friendly let
ter, and good deeds.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

There are 5000, 900 native Germans
in the United States, and this years
immigration will add 10000 to that
number.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

A lady advertising for husband, wants him
not only "strictly religious" but of "good
moral character"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05
BIOGRAPHICAL QUESTIONS.
Why Is the Red Sea so called?
What Is the meaning Of the name Illinois
For the Boys and Girls Column,
A CHARADE.

A CHARADE.
Beneath my first the swallows brood
Twitter the livelong day,
Peeping from out their cosey nest
Near yonder turret gray.
From off my first my second falls
Sparkling, and round and clear.
And sadly down the cheek of grief
1t rolls burning tear.
Oh. never, never do my mholei
'Tis an unworthy action,
In doing which we make ourselves
Just objects of detraction. L
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

Never firt with young widow who calls
you by your Christian name the second time
you meet her
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05
ARyTUMETJcAL QUESTION

ARITHMETICAL QUESTION.
In what manner can person reckon how
much the numbers l, ., 8, 4, 5. up TO so
amount to, when added together, without I'D
ding, either in your head or upon paper
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

The inventor of printing was no fool; but
he caused myriads to make fools of them
selves.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05
For the Boys and Girls Column

CoSuNpRuN Why is drunken man like a
giant of ancient times?
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

No answers have yet been received to the
Rebus and Grammatical question Of last week.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

News of the capture of Savannah
caused general rejoicing among the
Union people at New Orleans, and cor
responding depression among the reb.
IL
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

do you endorse ascoundrel when you make
your mark upon his back =
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05
4ons anb Girls Column.
EDITED RY THE INTELLIGENCE boys.
For the Boys and Girls Column.
CHARLES CITY, Dec. 80, 1864.

For the Boys and Girls Column.
CHARLES CITY Dec. 80, 1864.
To the inteNigencer Boys:
herewith send YOU some of the answers to
the puzzels in the Boys and Girls Column OF
last week.
The answer to the Charade Is, My first is
stock, My second is r)ing, My whole is stocking.
The answer to the enigma is as follows:
Annie is the girls name;
iipe is what all do;
neqnie is boys nickname;
oil is what people put on the hair /;
green is color;
iron is very useful metal;
Earle is a surname
The whole is Annie Liponid Green.
The answer to the Arithmetical question is.
Tuesday. .r..-.-....-- ....-... ..
think that these answers are right.
c. j. ARTHUR.
We thank our esteemed correspondent for
his answers. They are nearly correct. but not
quite. The girls name is AbJie instead of An
ME and the boys nickname is Bennis instead
OF Nennie.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

A company is being organized at Oskaloosa
to bore for coal oil in the spring,
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

A man was knocked down and robbed in
Muscatine on Thursday. Nice place.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05
GAINESVILLE Instituta.

The Winter Term Of this Institution will
commence on the second day of January 1885,
and will continue three months, under tho
management of t
Prof. ID. w. G. DUNCAN. -
TERMs.-Primary English $500
common English. ............... $40
Higher English .................. TOO
Languages. 500
Music 10 90
j. c. DOWNS,
Secretary of the Board.
GAINESVILLE, Iowa, Dec. 8, 1865. 51w3
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

The following report of Gen. Bur-
bridges operations in Southwestern
Virginia, has been received by the
War Department
The New York herald., 1865-04-08

@ ds s s:ss
MI ra passed aship Mexican hound VI 9Th lat 50
Liverpool s y s lon - 10y % passed 1ssS bark Kathleen
sp s. e - % g.
s'esmssip ArS'raia,a9 T,a ~ hence for Lyerpoo 90
" s.s sa;ss kc
with mdse, 10 Murray Nephew:
mss sna e s s. hours with
ship Poeshon l0f sashl rarssr Isghorn 20 days
Bros :.
Ship pesumbrantes porp, Scare, Lisbon % days, with
Bark Clara sbayaa of sanissnd Harrington, shans
a as say y F IS With 10 onRs s' feo
m @ ss eoss S @ Ss l aae
s. Ion 81 spoke brig caique from New York for Glaade
shaarhsse; March ls 80 Ion ss ship surrey IS days
piss III sodor ue Cnani Lorenzo Annoy Decl aud St
Helena Feb 70 (wAere she put in tor water with teas 10
Sr; Aneos.ara sof olraltar, Fuller Pacses Ayres Feb
s'ied company Win bark Jas Churchill seavey. for
coros % n,asieS IS lat 21 s ion es IS nr
schooner sieerinf y" saowns blue nag "''n ea oouer
Brig Is,anss9 sIaredes, Sierra Is-
ons ss & Ezs sis seSss sas Ss Ansosu
Hss istos 81 ssioars, Ns croweli, Maysguez, PR.
with % &C. os e srSs say en Cs g da with COAL
ss e mosif
with sugar arl l,oasses Nevus Son. The Jane las
. mail bag the Connecticut. . -
Schr Frances Arhenius MITCHELL bhulee, Ms, ~ days,
With spars, 10 Snow'& Richardson.
Schr Minnie Rippller Conover Key West with moasses,
from the Of Lrg Prenss Hobbs from Cadenas and
wrecked Key West
Schr S 4 Krown Laforge, Virginia. IS
schr NJ III Read Nickcrcon. Phliadelph for Boston,
Schr Il Conant Cook, Philadelphia for Boston.
ScLr Chociaw Caleb, Ehzabethport for Bost.,n. t
sclr Bramhai. Kicker EIizab Import for ror'land.
Schr Albion, McClire, Rockland.
Schr uno, Lcncy, Rockland.
Schr Z w Pierce Collins Portland for Fortress Monroe
Schr Albion, Siocun. Provincetown
Schr Qnickstep, Hulse Providence.
Schr Horatio Nichols Wheeler, New Haven.
schr Expedite, Franklin, New London for philadelphia
Schr ID nj Mcserole. Taylor. Sewburg for Mystic
Schr Copy Wheeler, PorLJererson
SAILED.
Steamers America; barks Cha haenge, JUPITER brgs
ii Carver Maria Leeds Merlin; schis Caroline, Con-
stitution.
ind AZ faunae
The New York herald., 1865-04-08
His Grand Plea Of Neutrality ana
Friendship and Condemnation or
the $50 Called" Confederates.
Lord PaImsrstcn's Speech on the Defences OF
Canada and Chances Of War with
the United States.
TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
fa Sc, &C., &c.

-, Cunari steamship China Captain Anderson, which
Ref Liverpool at eight O'Clock the morning Of the
R.. and Queenstown the evening of the 26th March,
arrived at this port early yestcsday morning. 81
II r news is three days later.
SIR Frederick Bruce the British Minister 70 WASH
tnc. n, is passenger by the China.
The K ng Of the Begians o visit to Queen Vic
tor.E at Windsor
" the House OF Commons Mr.. Ayrton asked II
Ns government intended to ask the sanction Of
Ie guarantee the money required to complete
..e railway rom Halifax Quebec. Mr. Cardwell said
wnen the colony prepared 10 carry into effect the
conditions upon which tho guarantee to be given
government would be prepared TO fulfil the engagements
but present advised he had intention Of asking
Pariiam mt for the guarantee at this session
The Spanish government announced in the Chambers
that would reduce by eighty reals per barrel the duty
on foreign -four imported into the Antilles
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France show an
increase In the hand of two and quarter
millions Of francs.
Advces from, Bombay India, Of March H. report tbs
markets at standsll and prices nominal Cotton ship
mens for the fortnight So 900 bales Exchange 2s IA.
The rate Of interest has advanced per cont.
At Calcutta, March Is, imports were weaker freghts
1rmer Exchange q.
At Canton, China, February 49, markets
changed. AT Shanghai China, February 21 shirtings
unchanged; tea and silk improving Exchange Is. 4Xd.
At Melbourne, Australia, February "A, trade dull.
Shipments gold since the departure Of the last mail
d, ,250 ounces.
The Ednburg and the Pennsylvania reached Liverpool
about noon on the 2lth ult
The New York herald., 1865-04-08

Hartman, Rsmedios; Home, 1oren. Bermuda Dudis-.
Carter Charleston Haze Ball Fortress Monroe; GeorgaI
Gesry, conkln, and Barter Freely, New York Gle
dy sirene (Br Hammond Trinidad; Carver George.
Chareston; schrs Hochkiss Robbins, Boson Deputy
csh~1rr ship Juliet Trundy Grant NYork bsrks Linda
Hewitt Cienfuesos I%persdor tBr Powers Pernsmbuco;
land iiarwood pSaao Fort Roys brig Fearless Per
Monroe: brig Marshall Dutch, Coombs, Boston
PORTLAND. March 30-Arr brigs Russian, Getchell Eli
zbethport: Henry Leeds, Whtmore Rockland Phsde
mia. schr William Carroll Colson Baltimore for Bath Cl6
bries Orison Adams Panlof. Hvana; Eudorus, HASKELL
dos Casllian Hardenbruok, Fortress Monroe schrs
Wizard Parsons Philadelphia; Col Ellsworth, Robinson
MAT brig Alamo steele Machias for NYork; schrs
Whe er Dyer Phil ielphia Caroline G. Pomeroy Belfast
for Fortress Monroe Maria Louisa Robinson, Rokand
NYork; john Falkenham Cutler for do steamer Francona
Sherwood NYork Cld Western STAR Bearse Forres
Monroe; = Reed, Morey Washington.
Oswald rranek HanSurg a. "a shIp Z Taylor tcrd
lo and David Crockett Bngess vsparaso Whit
bark Knight calto "a ships Fair Wind Taylor san J1ss
pasaiso, sh Br ship imper Ha'ehinss HSns S KoG{ 9Th
Fuller v"psraso as oh ship Herald Of the aornn. w
ship W d Dinsmore. Foster, Callao -a4~
The New York herald., 1865-04-08
SHIPPIN G Ne w s.
Port Of New York, April =. 1865.

CLEARED
Steamship America tBrcm), Vessels Bremen via South
steamship o Knight Mason, Aierandra-wJ Taylor
bark punkeld ,tBr, orerar, Monsevideo and Buenos
bark James Welsh (Br) Mc5n Vera CRUZ Alexandra
Bark Reindeer, Wellington, Barbados-H rrowbrdse's
Bark Nipisiquit tBrl, Rich, Cardenas-.g Y yuley.
Bark Chattanooga, higgins, Boston-w II Brown Co
BARK !ereengins Dutch, Kramer, Boson-Funch'
Brig Anna Jordan (Br). Parker cardenas-H Brook
Brig Udola whit,cmore Neuvitas-Thompson q Hunter.
Brig @ Clark Freehcy, Ncuvitas-Thompon Y Hunter.
schr Prescott (Br johnson, Matainoros-Wagstan
schr Ann Leonard (Br) Penney Nassau--J Frye AGO.
schr Minnie (Br), Freethey, ~ john NBMlilcr uough
scbr white Sea Lee Beaufort-s W Lewis Co.
schr War Eagle, Kelly, Beaufort-S Lewis Co.
Schr Plow hoy Fuller Norfolk Bentley, Smith Co.
Schr Carlton Jayne, Rowland, City Point-L Kenny
schr Iran smith, Terry, CITY point-h Kenny
sehr Willow Harp, Davis Washnstst-Baker < Dayton.
Bchr Niger Thompson, Bltimorc-Bents y, Smith Co.
schr N Smith, Barrett, Banorp-l'i lrscn Collins.
Schr y @ Baker, Seavey, Ssco-N y Blsr smith.
Schr q Horton Jameson, PorandW Brown Co.
schr Native American, Tobin, Newburyfc Lewis
Schr Dashing Wave Hal, G,luccslcr---W Brown n Co.
Schr Delaware, Crockett oiiupeestei-N Brown Co.
schr tusnng, Soofela .sftal- " Racket h Son.
Sclr Planet, Dcrpo, EvyCr. ~ . Brown q Co..
Schr II Gardncr, 0oriani, New Iiayen--M Brgs Co.
schr Reaper, Ferris. New lisseu-M Biggs 20.
sloop II Borden Coliins, Fall Rlycl -
eloop Robi Wise, Barker, New laven--M Birgs 90.
steamer ocb'rora. YOUNG BaIuriare-wm palzell
The New York herald., 1865-04-08
The Defenees Of Canada.
CHANCES OF AN AMERICAN INVASION OF TIL

coLoNY-MPoRTANcx OF ITS DEFENcs AND DUTY
or THE CoLoNIsTs. (
In the House OF Commons on the 23d Of March the
Marquis Of HAKn saloy in rsrg to move the vote Of
fsll 400 for experimenting csabshmen Of and expcn
dituro for, works buildings and repairs q home and
question raised by an honorable member because II
bears upon the general subject o. our relations with
the United Stats than upon the details proposed by the
government for the dcfenccs OF Canada think Ii may
be convenient to the House II state, shortly as can
what are the views Of the government. ! may be
permitted, in the first place, 70 express a
hope that the House will tonight discuss this question
upon s mors solely and not again enter into the con,
States Hear hearl I do not feel called upon to cx-
press any opinion to the wisdom and prudence OF en-
better that we should on both sides Of the Atlantic frank
ly state ,cat fears and opprehen ns each oher are
AMI Is possible the very discussion Of tho differences
betwc us and our suspicious OF each other might
tend rather TO improve rcations but on the other
hand, ! should be inclined 10 fear that words mad
vcrteny uttered in the heat Of debate might tend TO
excite animosi,cs which might be productive OF danger
Whatever may be the opinion Of the House upon this
point there one thing which feel sure s not neccs
with the United States The real facts Of tho case are
these -Four years ago North American provinces
great military nation because thcn the United States
had the smallest standing army perhaps Of any nation
TO military matters and ' their ri greatest men de-
voted themselves TO tho pursuits OF peace and
baoms great ilitdry raio', and haze command n ar
mics large any Which be wielded by he great Fow
Of Europe and at TIE head Of there armies generals
abs ds any Ce know Of Hear hear.) Although our
North American colonies compete with tho United
States In size or commercial prosperity yet they are, II
must 10 admit d. great nation, and are on the high
road 70 bc still greater nation These colonies profess
wish TO remain independent and distinct from their
great neighbors-the United States; and they also
profess, In the most unmistakabe LANGUAGE their de-
sire TO maintain their connection with this country II
such thor wishes II 10 that II not strange
they should desire TO place themselves such position
not TO he depending upon the orbearance or their
great ncighbors however long they might imagine that
forbcarancc might be extended. II seems to be only
worthy tho positop VI our North American colonies and
The New York herald., 1865-04-08
Tho Atlantic Telegraph.

PkEfAaATIONs FOR LAYING TIE CABLE.
Captain James Anderson OF the Cunard mail steamer
China has been appointed N command the Great Eastern
during the laying OF the Atlantic Telegraph cable The
Great Eastern viii sail from Valencia Ireland about the
1st of July, and may be expected at Hearts Cont mt
Trinity Bay by the middle OF that month. There were
stsen hundred and sxty-two nautical miles Of cable
completed the 2lst OF March and the whole twenty
three hundred miles Will be made aud board the
Great Eastern In May.
The English Admiralty have agreed to order two pow
erful of the Royal Navy accompany the
Eastern Ireland to Newfoundland end also ect
Vice Admiral Sir James Hope 70 afford such assistan
the approach Of the expedition TO Newfoundland may
be In his power.
Il is confidently expected that Europe and America
will be in telcgraphic communication before the 20tn Of
July.
The New York herald., 1865-04-08

In che House Of Commons on the Esd or March Mr.
W. Ewart asked whether u the intention Of the
send 10 the Of In the I'm ted States
any military medical ocers 70 study and report on
the progress Of military aud medical science a. 1t was
exemphed In the in that country. .o-.rfr
The Marquis Of Harrington said that military 0fcers
had be sent to America from time 70 time during the
progress Of the Thcro was at Washington o naval
adhs and also proposed to send there military
attd-hS The government 1t Washington made no obec
ton that measur, but final decision could not be
come 10 until the meeting of Congress- II was not the
intention 70 send out medical 0Ancer
The New York herald., 1865-04-08

TParis March 24 correspondence of London Tmes
The amendments the address already prepared by
the opposition, not, however, including the names OF
NM fhiers and Berger will probably give rise TO long
and animated discretion. Tho
Opposition members proposed to add after the nneteenh
paragraph, We proclaim, d from the commen ncement
our symrathics for North America. Thanks TO heroic
erort slavery Is abolished We shall be happy to soc
the D svsia republic Of TIE United Sas' ne Nntural
ally et Funce reetdblished; spd we ball with 10y
triumph which viii have cost the cause Of liberty
nothing ants ,i lI ogfr Z
The New York herald., 1865-04-08
south America.
yRxxcH REPoRr OF THE cAPIrULATIoN or KoNTn-

From the Paris Constitutional March Ml
Is sfnrped that the copluldtow Of Monievideo was
due to the friendly olces OF Rear Admiral Chagneau,
Commander OF the French naval station, and Of Rear
Admiral Elliot commander Of the Engiish squadron,
assisted by the ministers OF the different PowcrA la
According 70 tho promises Of the Brazians, the
Nontevidesns will be called on 70 choose new rresi-
dent and according TO all appearances General Flores
will most likely be the person elected.
The New York herald., 1865-04-08

much superior 10 that which you oppose to them
Yet the right honorable gem says ought 10 de-
fend Canada You ought not renquish the connexon
he says, but you should de.e end Canada elsewhere
Wheref Why, u you not able 10 tope with the
United states In Canada, where you have large army
and where you join your forces 10 those OF the
attack the pile OF the United States in their homes
aud ia Tie centre their resoalces hey cI,s
bring larger force to rpa invasiaR unable
ysnd Canada shal not hars much better pr pst, y
II ue land my 10 dtsck Nep Yak Gay @!r
inrs'tdw city really hope that the honorable gentle
lAir. Bennckl win be snBic.ntly sa,sn. by pro-
posing this amendment and will think 1t
cesary 10 sturb the unanity OF The House by insisting
upon our going to a division. (Hcar, hear)
The New York herald., 1865-04-08
roo I.A1y7 ron CLAssIFICATION.

DIsnoP POTTER REQUESTS THE ATTENDAMCrn, ser,eD,. or
iv 10 s To meet this tsanrday) afternoon AZ LIns y
rhan.I sfcr evening prayer, which is said AZ 80
III nrh action may deemed proper In reinuon W -
dsnh Of the Right Rev Bishop Delaney OF Wes'ern ~"
The New York herald., 1865-04-08
The Canadian Confederation.

Lord H. Cecil asked tho Secretary Of stats for the
Colonies whether It the intent or her Maesty's
govcrn Mt TO leave TO tho several North American
nies lu discretion whether they would join
In the scheme oonfeie atien; VIII ther the
intended % ask Parliament 10 adopt any ohtulsOiy
for enforcing it upon mis- DO ad-
verse To IL. n l
Mr. Cardyell said that the government had 10 other
intention ON this subject tbsn that Mhh had already
been commun caied 10 the House. They had expressed
their entire approval of scheme and would be ready
il IL adopted by the Prov ai legislature, 20 pro-
pose the necessary will the Wow Of carry 1t
out FL
The New York herald., 1865-04-08

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