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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23

helped into strength, and the sooner
their plea is needed the better for the
whole country. Of all our struggling
theological seminaries, the one most
important to be speedily equipped is
the Congregational seminary at Chica-
go. Nursery of churches, shall itself
go unnursed? Looking now like Il
log-cabin, who volunteers to build it
in marble
With sorrow we confess that the
Legislature of Illinois is body of fl
ner.looking men than the Legislature
of New York-better heads for pho
tograph. And if Washington should
be captured by rebels, the Missouri
Constitutional Convention would be
no bad exchange for Congress for
then we would get the Prohibitory
Amendment without further delay
Throughout the West, patriotism
burns like aame-as if it caught ex-
tra fire from the sunset. We may be-
pardoned for mentioning that good
woman now living in Abraham Lin
coins home in Springfield planted q
handful OF morninG-glory seeds at the
foot OF pillar by the rear stoop, and
was surprised to find the mass of
growing vines Towering into three
distinct stripes of color-red, white
and blue not from any design in
planting, but from mere accident of
growth a patriotic freak of nature,
made as if to give a beautiful proof of
the indigenous loyalty of the Vest
the very soil of the Presidents garden
testitying what flag ought to wave
over the land Resting our feet at
the grave of Elijah Lovejoy, martyr
Of liberty, and looking forth from that
historic dust Wondering in one of the
hundred hilltops of Alton, we gazed
on majestic landscape wherein the
Mississippi and the Missouri join their
far coming floods. Those mighty riv-
ers flow in the self-same channels now
as when that grave was newly made,
but the thoughts Of mighty people
flow III how changed a course since
then! Twenty-seven years ago, llli-
nois and Missouri clasped guilty hands
for that assassination but now it is
no prophetic secret that Illinois, before
Washington's next birthday, will blot
her Black Laws from the statute-book,
and Missouri has already filled the
world with the shout of her freedom
And what of the West beyond the
West2 The Mississippi is the center,
not the edge of the country. The
map of the Union has an empty half.
Shall not multitude of cities crowd
it full? Seeds of century plants are
in its soil. Nations follow the sun, or,
ceasing to follow, die. The Great Re-
public is on its march across the CONT
nent. Freedom, lover of mountains,
sits in the Sierra Nevadas, uttering
the cry of the ages, Westward Ho :"
Whereunto God adds his own COM
mand, Cast up, cast up the high
way
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4oetrp.
A Grand old Poem.

Who shall judge man from manners +!
Who should know him by his dress
Paupers may be fit for princes,
Princes fit for something less.
Crumpled shirt and dirty jacket
May beclothe the golden ore
or the deepest thoughts and feelings
Satin vests could do no more.
There are springs of crystal nectar,
Ever yelling out of stone
There are purple buds and golden,
Hidden, crushed and overgrown;
God, who counts by souls, not dresses,
Loves and prospers you and me, v..
While he values thrones, the highest,
But as pebbles in the sea-
Man, upraised above his fellows,
Oft forgets his fellows then,
Masters, rulers, lords, remember
That your mcanest hinds are men.
Men 10y labor, men by feeling,
Men by thought and men by fame,
Claiming equal rights to sunshine,
In mans ennobling name.
There are foam embroidered oceans,
There are little weed-clad rills,
There are feeble inch high saplings,
There are cedars on the hills;
God, who couns by souls, not stations,
Loves and prospers you and me;
For, to Him, all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles in the sea.
Toiiing hands alone are builders
OF a nations wealth or fame;
Titled laziness is pensioned,
Fed and fattened on the same I; ...
BY the sweat of others foreheads,
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Vainly lifted up its voice.
Truth and justice are eternal,
Born with loveliness and light
Secret wrongs shall never prosper,
While there is sunny right
God, whose world-heard voice is singing
Boundless love to you and me,
Sinks oppression with its titles,
As the pebbles in the sea.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23
Fame.

What is fame? Is it sustenance of
life Is it happiness? Does it bring
content? Does it produce the softer
joys of life ? Can it command the ten
der sympathy, and rule, with pleasure,
welded life? Does it smooth the
rough pages of existence, or mellow
its asperities make calm the tide of
passions, or quell their boisterous over
fowings Does its tone sound in ac-
cordancc with the still small voice of
religion ? Do it's aims and ends
agree with the moral law of God !?
What is fame? Is it to be spoken Of
by men in after times? then he that
burnt the temple of Ephesus has as
much, as an Alexander, or Socrates !?
Is fame tho offspring of good actions,
or bad, or both 4? The question sug-
gests the sufficient answer What is
fameY A vain shadow, unfit to taint
the noble mind of man. Man should
live to honor his Maker, and, in doing
so, ennoble himself. aga arr
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23
Original Notice.

State Of Iowa, Floyd County, IS.
To y. q Shoemaker, Leri EsIJeck and MILO Gil
bert
You are hereby notified. that there is now
on file I'm the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of Floyd County, Iowa, a Petition of
Floyd County for the use of the School Fund,
claiming of you the foreclosure Of Mortgage
executed by J. G.. Shoemaker to the School
Fund Commissioner of Floyd County, Iowa,
dated February 5th, 1857 and unless you
appear and answer thereto on or before noon
Of the second day of the next MAY term Of
en- on Monday the 18th day of May, A. ID.
1865, Judgment and decree will he entered
against you as prayed for in said petition.
II. O. PRATT,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23
The Hero of Fort Fisher.

The hero of Fort Fisher, Brevet Ma
jor General Alfred III. Terry, by his
late BRILLIANT achievement adds anoth-
er name to the list of New England
parrot sons. He is a native of Con-
nccticut, having been born in the city
of Hartford, November 10, 1927. He
was educated at New Haven, studied
law, and was admitted to practice at
the bar of his native State in lS4S,
when barely twenty-one years Of age.
lie was chosen clerk of the county
court, but resigned in 1860 for tho
purpose Of making European tour
He had long taken an active part in
the militia organization of Connecti-
cut, and devoted considerable .atten-
tion to military studies. He was Col
onel of the I'd regiment of Connecti-
cut militia at the time of the firing mp
on Fort Sumper. Fired with patriot
zeal, he hastened to the capital of the
State, and offered his services To the
governor. He was promptly commits
stoned as colonel of the 2d Connecti-
cut regiment of three months volun-
teers, which was one of the few men
toned as behaving particularly well
at Bull Run. At the expiration of his
term of service he raised another regi-
ment (the 7th Connecticut.) AS its
commander. he did excellent service
at Hilton Head, first under Gen. Thom-
as w. Sherman, and subsequently un-
der Gen. Gilmore At the capture ct
Fort Pulaski it SO distinguished itself
as to be selected rs the permanent
garrison Of the fort I'm the month Of
March, 1862, Colonel Terry was pro-
NOTED to be brigadier general of vol
unteers, and for subsequent services
in Florida, North Carolina, aud Virgin
ia, he was made brcvct major GEN
eral. His late exploit will secure fox
him lasting and honorable fame.
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Z, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23 1865


The education Of girls is sadly neg
lected. Custom ssnd the caprice OF
mothers determine it altogether. A
careful education Of boys is thought
necessary for the public good though
it is frequently a. defective as that of
girls. Women in general have feebler
minds than men : thc weaker the mind
fissstAes more important II n to Yoftify
it. They have not only duties to full.
fl, but duties which form the basis of
social life. Is it-not women who are
the blessing or the ruin of families /;
who regulate the detail of domestic af-
fairs and who, Of course, govern
what most nearly relates to man
Thus they have a decided influence on
the happiness or unhappiness of those
who are connected with them. A iu-
dicious, Industrious, religious woman
is the soul of her family. Men, who
exercise authority in public, cannot by
their deliberations affect the general
good, if women do not aid them. The
occupations of women are not less inn
portant to the public than those of
men (; they have families to govern,
husbands to make happy, and children
to educate.
1t is ignorance which renders wo-
men frivolous. When they have arriv-
ed at a certain age, without habits of
application, they cannot acquire taste
for it {; whatever is serious appears to
them sad /; whatever demands contin-
ued attention fatigues them.
Idleness and weakness thus being
united to ignorance, there arises from
this union pernicious taste for amuse-
ments. Girls brought up in this idle
way have an ill-regulated imagination.
Their curiosity, not being directed to
substantial things, is turned towards
vain and dangerous objects. They
read books which nourish their vanity,
and become passionately fond of ro-
mances, comedies, and fanciful adven-
lures. Their minds become visionary
they accustom themselves to the ex-
travagant language of the heroines of
romance, and are spoiled for common
life.
To remedy all these evils, it is ne
cessary to begin the education of girls
with their earliest infancy. @a
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die. In another, "horse and rider .
were plunged into :" the great father
of waters" swimming side by side.
Now came up furiously dozen noun
ted riflemen who threw away their
lead at the too distant game The last
news OF the romantic Sac, represented
him as the happy father of thriving
family Of young barbarians, by more
than "Dacian mother all far be-
yond the Mississippi.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23
Original Notice.
State of Iowa, Floyd County, ss.

State Oh iowa, rloyu CounGy, 81.
TO AHpleton Il. Jackson ....-.
You are hereby notified, that there is now
on file In the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Floyd County, Iowa, Petition Of
Floyd County for the use of the School Fund,
claiming of You the performance Of a contract
made by you with the School Fund Commis-
sioner of Floyd County, Iowa, on the 4th day
OF February, 1857, for the purchase of the N.
3. of the n. 4. of Section 16 in Township,
80, North OF 4sange Is West, in>F'loyd County,
and asking kdoree for the payment a prvsnss
hsory note OF even date Herewith, executed
by you 10 said Commissioner for $165, and all
interest due and accumulated thereon together
with collection fee /; and unless you appear
and answer thereto on or before noon Of the
second day of the next May term of said Court
said term to be begun and holden on Monday
the 18th day of May, A. d. 1865, Judgment
and decree will be entered against you rs pray
ed for in said petition. ..........
H. O. PRATT,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23
Original Notice.
State of Iowa, Floyd County, ss.

State of Iowa, Floyd County, ss.
TO Adam WISE .....
You are hereby notified, that there is now
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Floyd County, Iowa, a Petition
OF Floyd County for the use of the School
Fund, claiming of you the performance of a
contract made by you with the School Fund
Commissioner of Floyd County, Iowa, on the
lth day of February, 1855, for the purchase of
Lots No. 8, 6 and of the s. of the N. E. /.
and the N. Il. of the s. e. I of Section l6,
Township 95, Range IL West, and asking
decree for the payment of a promissory note
Of even date Herewith executed by you to
said Commissioner for $131, 40 and all inter-
est due and accumulated thereon I; and unless
you appear and answer thereto on or before
noon OF the second day of the next May term
OF said Court-said term to be begun and
holden on Monday the 18th day of May A. D.
1855, judgment and decree will be entered
against you as prayed for in said petition.
II o. PRATT,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23

1t is stated by letter written at
Paris that the rebels have been fur
nished with two new formidable rams,
recently built in French waters, and
that they will sail ere long with the
design of forcing their way into New
York harbor. Rather a large under
taking, they will find.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-02-23

on ACRES OF DESIRABLE LAND, sit
GU uated about I J miles from Floyd vii
lage, is offered for sale " cheap for cash" 1t
is the West ! of the n. 4. / of Sec. 10, Town
ship 90, north of Range 16 west of the 5tli
principal meridian, and is near to heavy tim
Der. Inquire of
A.B r. HILDRETH.
Charles City, Aug. 3, 1864. ...-..
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5. 1A4 wee W1ica j. nover pracilesd On
ne prese1ee Of eny one has PROVED the
sseziasil,1a rain Of thsaaatsis 81 ihs s55less
a1a inqet taiented young man thas evar
gave toagas Is eloedaats of pen 81 sonr.
y .4s aettFoged hs4lla, bias1sd thu scbaii-
'ati7a. aed redueed tie raiserabia victim 20
living aEelolon. Nor ere thesa Iis haai
t1a Itf1t sl1c 81 ~ naiss afe at1tsrred
ne r1ins 81 reasou, ths ruess fusisaohoiy
sight taet caa meet mortal eyds. ~ -
cured psrfsz t4tly 81 this aEielan, tali On
D.. G1le1raa. 10. s. Narth uberry street,
r sddEeas hsa b Lesser, - 30, F.sA-
vie, Te11 k115-tf
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a. - Easastert eahls.ais arsss-4
sister euFpless ssiner - fakEe sausrs
and Aesket street, ere oatrinr - IRE traae
tneif At4e1ss sfef 81 Gr,Leerias 4ra est
t'es> eppiiss. kaFg. Leaf Finafaf chez
ing aRa smqkae zpbacro; az she popeiar
brande of ciEafs. als qsaiiliss 81 atat.s..-.
e1aa1ell1s q fcls. 1alla7 81 q foolsrso -.
Pr, egg Nal'q ~ 8E savsiqpes. tnk.,
H4t'f4Ef.
t'8F1tl tF st e. 5sls -ess
e1faiH@.. 9slas ss<s. sirl 4 l1.s
e,eet.aS 1Ea.ees. 4Ipe feuaa8s rausr
Oollata aal11 aISl1Is tlltflrs Eaat
er9 sa4 a. az.dleas vsE.ei7 ~ 1olians ~ s.ii
~ descfl p,iq1e. Trunks aud Va sss ii IN
sizes 1ad qaai.4a. a Isfrs srd veil -
.seted 7aeak 81 Aoeas aat ehcas iust arrsvsf
.fem tae kasterp markets- Aiso Wines ana
ti919r., sns<aeing CbsaIps rDes. suark-
i.us leaaH1s. Ciefst and Ch-3fy Faf5iaf.
90 t7eEieils aae atomsch Bsfers.
Iha aesvl Goods wees Dnreia4sI b.s,-,
ne iats t=z and ~ n4e ogeFine thsai IL
,ae 80 frief1t rc9ardless 81 he enormous
ttfepee 90 ne sans goods - the Kasfsrn
n-fSess, "s ieei tssarts slata ~ ear sst-
lai7 tee ufst fss.ld Ioass = arles ~ .,r.i.
~ Give o. s call. Rsae65ber ~ ~ -
cof1ez 81 tubIis 64ahfe ana fsarkef -
90 ASSN a. q o. LANDaBERG.
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Summer street.

ftlrfre ssfo story rsfiaehc6 baf4seh Church snd
Eroad street fr0nt 70 fsst, ~ le0 drep. W
4 nav tive ftoTy kriclk fsadanee nesF d., 0ood-
cts church, With AZ o. seven rooms
or rooms
The See Jhsaira. ehfutf Uaioh fta Summer
strsess We Offer a. prce thas Wili neft the purcha-
ner it per cent gross ser a1ncLn.
7fe rrff Stock q aioraq, stories hah corner
u Union strss3, nov reaied af 5000; tbs years
fent riil - fatzen - paft payment
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=. = ortNay ha8 r1u3s1d t8 No ss
nqfto college stgoat. naxt door = ths Eiyst
eat,onei 1aek. he condnea himself 8x-
elusiveiy - BroEerss tsssiuss.. i,i,-s ~
sells Gold end 6iirsr cad 81 tir.f, n -
seFFsat tis7lslfi eld ftys Ne hlghs.t nr.eas
ipf oopsTnFient F15fcters. MsfiIafef F1f.s
&c.
Uses apsn &C A. ~, and or frlend
lAos- 3. a4afEa fsmsins there tlil he i. 81
iof ne aeeouanlclazl1n 81 tttao who nav
Wian y make exchange eiof zirhs. ard
take The taorniff sara.
Eco I, la1ta1rl. ga -
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nrteznna aEt rF1an11aFs- . AaTa So
au,ire4 = ersat nuii ~ 81 ioslsll .fe1s sclae
~ - s,ost lnent eitiEsns ia olnuln-
,sir.ls sr1 c1T z.lIra. &C.. a7eesl1T "a 80
H{zker9 eeffa4 ~ ~. 5teEie1as Ala
-. ,Is|s q zsa.s ~ tas ce71 11 o4z4nse
- IS,sssr.sarF. . - iaIlo11 80. - I4r8 -
- ~. #sot4, q losiEe4, 80
S. @N 3stafaole -.
4r|..sln - [5as'rsaal 80 qoe -
( 1850 &ae seIer4 l4la
- & q - 8, s'.eIl i - taer'ee
~ - .-,'..s 60. - 1....rr1sa srE 2 -
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tao story Brick roeidefsce With rooms
betseen the Square an3she louisville Depot.
tao isory Brick residence south Of Broad. with
1ao stoey tf.ck dwelling with o. 10 nostaa.
naar a. f,oaisEise pepot, Hhica l. hfnging in Z
very haaFy rent
"A small brick dwelling In South Nashville with
rooms. bssides kitchea. Possession given in-
mediaseiy.
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sss,.,. lfrs.ss cals1rs nsss8snes on Be
,ar,nh1.A sI.lt4 fsle VIE. Win fouf roesas
Ifia q . desiiaale p8eee
Ut zsNff fraEte E1rlllerce neef tfle afea4Ha fiae
y. - r..iroef .erassinE. with tflrae ropl1.s - .
a fTsisss fssIs1ncs On he Lft&1oc i4le. etfola4
- ~ s. 1Ilf19iIs.s sftfz fdnFefuansl eqrfH
-11.f4 .r.aanla1rl seFna .neat cog, alse aa
~.,ll~.,l.si o'.slares 81 Broad sssesl Eess 4NkAs
~ s1t.s s tent 81 ! 80 PEI a1aill 4ia lenA =
go d arsA ehA1sef5 - adfaae na9 80 q
,.,.-.s - - roe IN tlls see4 tHsuf4aee elfPe.
b 81 -. - SI1t,ass3 aiilIa 500 and sffs11T so e.
sl.sa.sl 1Hl5 - 7fe4t tss ss&s fa t3pt.tl
- sal 4sT es.-.t ~ ~ eeat I..lt '-.t.s 49,. Fs
$780, IS lI4st ~ slt ar VI flrs tll4 Ilazsezsll
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Town of Johnsonville.


sssia sss.k sssdi 81 81 fooras - sSoa Is hew.
uheh esq s. bought for less thsn coat-vlry cheap.
fom 70 r0oIna. ts-.fss =. -
Three Frame residences in South Nashville flom
8 d s 1cdna EFe tsFaEi rerf
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F3h sAEH -rhs shelly Msaicsl coilaFs, %
nroad stguaG lea is tfi6k fest deep Nth al the
extensive hrios snd stone buildings, well ioea.
ed ct afeafiazr5, hotel or BUSINESS hgases
aad csn b. sold N psrtor in whole. $3.50.
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Two one story BRICK Business Houses, opposits
or snail Frs1ns. Business House adjoining me
Two tsrre Brick store Houses, between College
asna Nf7lat atrefEs 4 4 81 tfEt.H ffasrH
: Three small Frame Busi1ess Houses, near The
shove
Is ehflb4 Mealesl celleEel g - 4iet 81 deef
y.ifh 81 TIE erteesire brck and stsns buiidsufe.
vel iocatsd Ior Z aAnsaafs BOSE, or business
hounss. and can l. sold in part OF in whole.
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s-ran Frame residence between Franklin Pike
4 s1.sii sssck dwelling pish rooms, besaes
Kitchen. PosseaaicR can be gwen. ~
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RzyE WILL give TO ANY ONE PRODUCING
w = safe, sp8sdy and safa cuFe isr ooBof-
rho and C1sneFs 81 We edii send 70 any eddresa On
the receipt OF stem cens bnsfaRa stamp Hfth Sc II
tHo i5ff or SIC for The aalieT. Sever As a ears
male Ok fernsls IN from fee e 1sn dEYs. Try a.
kddrnsa DIS LkEIEf1E 4 f3ESJTHA.
iahIa-assl dtes Ds.rvar ba4 Dstrpt. Miok-I
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At&d sfs' rasatars hefwsea Gprscs street. and
ths ChsftlsonRs Depot Win ten 10 ms. Free from
taEea.
a tson spry Brick rasidspca. hetNeen McIsmoze
and apruoe street
ono hsndrsd feet Of ssesnt ground. near High
street. This l. very valuable for business houses.
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