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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
RATIPICATIOS NOTICE.
Thomas II Mi!rs. ana
Casul;ac Z Miles.

EIoise Smith.
Aaf others.
In ,he Circuit Curr: f. s.. Mary's ccvaty
si:t!Gg ~ C.ur,: H9ui:Y.
No 49I.
HRDfRT D that tae sah u,shs and
~ r~pc.td hv Sine. fsa-. Trust e. IN
tif,s -as~ "t George r CAm'h 70 Part ;!
smith nd or bset n Plin:" ie aud tie same
j. hereby ratified Art cc,,6rm'-i. rnle-- exu-s
:" IL. c.utrary u shown "a or i.efnre the third
MGa.!sy "f Nov. hex,. provided a copy IL
this or, r. h. i'..<rte.t In tac 81. Nars's Go.
aetx a., ce = week f,y three successive weeks.
pr.vi.a. 10 tie q !ri Monday o; Oct. nex,.
The repr states The sraoaus VI sales " 10
$500.
JEO. A. CAVALIER. C1.
True sopy-Ts.:
JHO. A. CAVALIER. CT.
6<ps 7sa. isse-s~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
nlAfn1GD.

nn the 4,h ir.'an,. hv N" Rev. G.. ORG"
K Warner. ALBERT S. KING. of R;ch.
mord Ccun'-. Virgins. :" JANE sgd
NOR, Of sam county ard State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
2GSI l3S 9a9

Total 1854 1873 e:.s
a. c,rtras,ra wih b" stat. IT, ~ "t III
public debt publish On IL. 81: NJ Jn'v.
r" PRINCIPAL has h"er ircr a>od 1896. 2o5
81 wi:bi'. III. las, no, b TIE cal'"n
ir ro'es hs.c h''' rc'iur'd 81 o97 80.
n n. onto eri" in ~, r'.S NY :.
s+5 435 I'll. "A ~h,ch ia Slo t97 9l3
10 m"rr .hsu nth ncn IT," crrr'".
cy oouin 3" Treasr,v i S42 7s2 2s3 20.
rca o. TO- ,le ps n 9TH OF S3S 6l9
$50 Sc Th- suxt- tted acquisitions
a,n) )unt 10 s. lll.Uo1
THE LATE niFAlcA-lnxs.-A e's'iL:i'
eism n.sa"s vp h. fai.o.iDs lie, Of recent
i'f .lrs,i"n.:
rh .rles Windsor. Mercantile Bark.
s27b 900
A. Tow osend, y. Haven Saving Rart.
us co
~ 5co,o5o
henry b J nki,s. Pheoix D.Lk
600 oo0
p. r. Muuf fri. sock broker.
lso. 900
Edwsrd b. ke:ehuo, bssksr.
rJ.i,ova cashier, 100. 600
Po.sl> &s.sao. 80
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
NOTICE..

hereby snrva-n al, PERSONS from rennov-
ing II petty Il a.y dixeripiin. ~fa.s"-
ev.., fr. "a PIN l.. k"us ard from trc~ras-
sing. in any ,nanacr. ulou P''in, l-s'k ~
property 1ar law ~isi he ii IDLY enforced
az aims, a.i wi>o d,,:es sr.i :hir na;i g.
+ G " iiAIl.
Srp. 7:h. !sSt--!f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
RATIfYCi TfOY .TOTICE.
Da;icl } Payne
Eichrr! rye.
Rbrr: b Trp-,,,
Su.,r ',',,,s,s a,,,i .; on

Susah III pa a:G or e's
In III. Circuit cour, for s.. Msry's County
sitting as Court of Equity.
No II n Equity.
10y virtue oi authority vcs,.d in me Clerk
- Of the Ci.c,.i' Gour. fcr san, Wary
Conn,v. hv the cole OF PuL;m G.n,ral
Laws" OF this State, il 10 hereby ordered. y a,
the rrptr: of ia, r n Ra'ey, Trustee ia :hs
case be ra,.tc-: and confirmed, anies.
cause TO the coatrarv re shown on or helore
the third .M"nday OF :'Ov1 ne1r: provided a
copy OF this order oe in~.-ted in the Sam,
Mary. G6z>1te once a week for three success
>iye weeks previous % said third Monday Of
Oct. next.
The rvpor. sta.es ,he land s,ld 70, a. 100,
JOHN 4. CAVALIER, Cir.
True eory-Tss
JOHN A. CAVALIER. clT.
Ser. 7;h ,h6s--3~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07

Total debt. e 757 $50 -. 43
Interest 1873 03l SIS q
L. saI.sendry po.e 10 circulation:
Que and Two year. 5 Pr ~n. notes.
$685.. ego
United State ro.es ("ld i.sar)
402, ,96s
United Ssa,cs notes {nsv i:su")
<32 757 GOT
Compound interest notes &c M.rch 8.
63). Is. .0nn, ,fOl
C up,ra io,..e-: ae,es (aet .Iu" 80 e
.02 O24 TOO
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
Circular II }. 3.

W. eiee below to dav Circular n. 8
a'-or',d to hy us in our las. iseue a. hav-
ing been o.nircd from the package Of Cir.
culers sent q. from the Freedmen's Blu.
roau for publication. Th" publication oi
tii'. with the Circulars published On our
first page in p'es"pt issue. completes the
issues Of tie Bureau ap to the l4'h f July
uI,imo.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07

Women and children in AL i'icn to The
f-cgainp ratian. are allowed roasted rye
c.'fFea ~ ~ rate Of ten (l0) hounds. or
tea AZ the rate Of e'""n (l5) ounces 70
v,rv "r" hunsir. (loC) ra'i"s Chill
don under fourteen (l4) .:.a-s .' age ars
all" r.,l half ra,i"ns
II Issnes e rovis'.rs % N" ia IS q:
pro a. 4. sch 9 uill h.. rad. IN
'a,i"r 'nr,sfr h Il periods "f tim"
ro' 'x"".dine F'v dsrs i md nv a
GOWN ;s-;nrc.' fioer aal ap'7 's-a hv ,ha
CONN ding offic. e 'hs po-' or s'a,i"n.
and when practicable. hr .he Assistant
Cnmn,i-~innrr. or one nf h;s agents sr the
Sin:r tr Di>,rlc, in which h" Issues ar.
mad.
A. ha ~nl e b mon h these origin. !
ra'Ion r"'u~rs WI hc entered ~ s"va-rtc
a' 's'a"', 90 pa d certified to- &c ss i~
4 &C ih''i for i.~u"- :" tr"n9- in paragraph
23. Suh>istruc" Rreu's'inns M jane $.
1854 No subsistence stor. will be turn
ed v.r il hulk 70 az AsA ant Csmmis-
sud -
III IN mary cases ,h"\ s"s"f persons
"hnvc nsmcd are nearly sbic to suSSi
n. n.selves; 10 which tv.nt. only such
parts and ,rpo,,i"ns Of the rss'"n
~ are ac.na,lv nee dcd viii be issued
o o. HOWARD. .M,jor GNn~ral
Commissioner Elrsou Refugees, f-ctaz.Sn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07

Tue PrsL,c DEa7. = Secretary McCu,-
Loeb has putli>h. ! statement cf The puA-
lie debt. as app, arg from the books. Tre's-
urer's returns. and r.qnisisions in th" De-
1sr,m-ns. up TO the 3l>, Of August. 1865
The recapisulation is as folowe:
Auouus of outstanding deb: h.arirg in
,er.ss in colo. $l.loe $40 1871 40
Interrs: 81 500. 1870 50
Deb, bearing interest. lswful money
l274 ATS. .103 I6
Interest. 73 53l. .037 "a
nrb: oa ahicb iatcrrs. has cr.s ]
I tos 90 %
Deb. bearing 10 iaserss.. 573 39e 2oC 3s
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-07
CIRCULAR NO 9.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
BCREAC OF RERrGrFs. FRrEpMEN. AM
AB.SpoSEp LAsps.
Warrington June 90. 1865
] TIE following ration. being suhstan
'iail7 hat established in Ge,era' Orders
No. 80. Var D-rsr'menl. 1864 for issue
by ,ha Subsistence Department to alul
refugees AID 20 acul; freedmen. when they
arc nct en- p'oycd by ,he Government. ."d
who may have no mesrs Of suheisfine
themselves Is EepuhI-hed for the inforus.
,ion Of fic,r.af the Subsistence Depart
ment who are Issuing ra,ions to the PER.
sons above mentioned
RAr:oN.
Pork or bacon. 10 OF (in lieu d fresh
beef
Fr..>h beef. Is q"
Flour or soft bread I6" (,w;," week
Hard bread l2 (in lieu 0:
EUR o, s"'t irtal.)
Corn Mai. Is (6ve times !.
week
Beans. peas. or hon,iny 10 lis Ito 100
ra'i,'s)
S"rsr. 8 lbs. 60 100 ra'ions }
Vinegar. 2q's
Candies. sdau.r'ine O. s'ar. s Z. i"
Soap. 2ibs.
Salt. q
Pepper. 2"s.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
= . 2 !" . n" =.
Gbe gntelligenttr.
Love Under DiAiculties.

The Clinton. Herald tells of ludi
crous affair which happened at that
place recently, in this wise: "Three
gentlemen boarders became enamored
Of a charming young lady of the house
and while one of the trio was enjoy
ing pleasant tete.a-tete with the fair
charmer, another Of the suitors allow
ed his jealousy to oyerbalance his dis.
erection and better judgment, and, in.
truding himself into the room, uncere.
moneously kicked his fortunate com.
.petitor down stairs and into the street,
and effcctually destroyed his facial
beauty for season by dressing one
OF his eyes in the deepest mourning,
giving his countenance anything but
an attractive appearance. Strange to
say, the lady couldn't appreciate this
practical expression of his ardent love,
and, as If to rexaggcrate his misery, he
was arraigned upon the charge of as
sault and battery, fined twenty dol
lars, and bound over in the sum of
two hundred and fifty dollars to keep
the peace until the next term of the
District Court, when he will have to
answer to the charge of threatening
to kill the rival aforesaid
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
Freiehtine Across the Plains.

Since the lst of January last there
has been sent out from Fort Leaven.
worth, to the several posts Of New
Mexico, Colorado, Utah Montana and
Dakotah, IS, 900, 900 pounds of freight
Eleven thousand teams have been EN-.
ployed for transporting this amount OF
stores most Of the teams consisted Of
'six muies each, and thirteen thousand
wagons were required to do the work.
Much of the freight was transported
by private companies and individuals,
who used OK teams, consisting of ten
head of cattle each. 1t would be a
fair estimate, to say, that thirty thou
sand mules and fifty thousand head Of
oxen have been actually used in trans
porting the freight to the several posts
the present season. The government
intends to do . portion of its own
ffeighting, and for the purpose eight
Thousand nudes have been collected.
There are now thirteen hundred head
ofnnlcs aud horses at the post.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The Superintendent Of Indian AZ:
fairs, stationed at Atchison, Kansas,
has communicated to Commissioner
Cooley some Of the details regarding
the recent attack ON the Overland
stage coach and the killing of six OF
the passengers. He states that the
outrage was committed by a band OF
$500 Chcycnnes, Arapahoes and
Apacbes, bound southwark to the Ar
kansas river, and that their march was
characterized by plumber aud murder.
After burning the coach the band also
destroyed five mail stations, and drove
all the live stock southwark. The Su
perintendent expresses the belief that
the Indians composing this band were
not present at the ratification of the
treaty Of peace between their tribes
and the United States, and that when
they return and learn Of the liberal
provisions of the treaty, they will see
1T to cultivate friendly relations with
the Government
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

In the Circuit Court at Louisville
the Judge has dismissed the indict
ment against Major General John NJ
Palmer, military commandant of thai
department. for aiding slaves to escape
on the ground that the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery in the
United States has been adopted. Gen
Palmer has issued proclamation
that slavery no longer exists in Ken
lucky.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

1t is stated beyond probability o.
contradiction, that at cabinet meet
ing on the 9Th inst. it was decided tha,
Stephen r. Mallory Of Florida, the ex
rebel Secretary of the Navy, now in
confinement at Fort Lafayette, should
be tried by civil tribunal within Tho
next thirty days. 1t 10 understood that
the matter was brought up for decision
by reason of the efforts that have late
ly been made by the family conncc
tions of Mallory. to obtain his release
on parole.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
The Montana Post, of October 2stf

The Montana Post, Of October 2sth
says, Last week, the queen trophy
Of the Mountains was found by De Foe
& Co. in Deadwood Gulch. This mon
ster nugget weighed fourteen and q
half pounds, avoirdupois. and measures
in length nine inches in breadth, two
and half inches and in thickness one
and half inch. The specimen is al
most entirely free from quartz. The
lamp is worth $500 in greenbacks. |"
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

1t 10 alleged that lode has been
discovered near Helena, Montana Ter.
ritory, five feet in width, three
fourths of which is pure gold, the
other two feet of the lode being com.
posed Of quartz, which will assay $400
to 50, 900 to the ton.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

President johnson, it is said, is very
desirous that the Tennessee delegation
should be admitted to seats in Con-
gress. 1t is reported that a majority
in both Houses will yield to his advice
in the matter.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
WAVERLY.


Reported for the Charles City Intelgenccr
Oh, Lady McBcth! say, do tell where you
purchased that lovely, perfectly charming
piece of French Mcrino at only one dollar
and forty cents yard
Why, bless your slow and easy coach !
haven't you heard that C. W. MANN, at the
New Store in waverly, has the largest finest
and most excellent stock of dress goods, cloaks,
fur victorines, muffs, skirts, balmorals, c.sssi-
mercs, boots and shoes, hats and caps; in
fact every thing and all things, kept in first
class store, that ever was brought to the Cedar
Valley that he is selling at prices away down
until they are actually lower by twenty five
per cent. than can be purchased elsewhere
west of the Mississippi H 81.
Why. no! Is it possible ......... .
My dear Lady McFeth IL is actually so,
and when any of the people of Floyd county
visit warerly they viii make great mistake
il they do not call at the new store of G. w.
MANN, on the west side of the river.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

After perfuming every other theatre,
Phalon's Night,Blooming Cereus " is
now perfuming the late theatre of war.
Southern orders roll in continuously
There Is perfect union of sentiment
between the tvo sections as regards
this peerless extract. Sold everywhere.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

Gen. Butler. having induced the
President to accept his resignation, is
now at liberty to reply to the charges
made against him in Gen. Grants late
report. Gen. Grant may be better
military man than Gen. Botler. but he
made mistake when he attacked Gen.
Butler with his pen. Butler will write
him to death.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

r. N. Hathaway, Esq, Collector of
Internal Revenue in the first Kentucky
district, has applied to Gen. Palmer
for an armed guard to accompany him
in making collections. He says it is
impossible for him to perform his OIL
cial duties without such protection.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

Charles O'Conner, Of New York. who
has been retained as counsel for JEFF
Davis, arrived at Washington, on the
9Th inst. ON business connected with
the anticipated trial Of the latter.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

In Cambridge, Vermont, six men,
aers Of the family OF Andrew Chase
have died with malignant dipthcria
within the short space Of two weeks.
A mother and a daughter were buried
in one grave
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

Lieut.. Moffatt and Jefferson Davis
Howell, officers of the late pirate Ala
bama, arrived at Portland by the Hi
bernian recently, and were arrested
on the eve of starting for Canada.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

Ex-President Pierce was baptized
and confirmed ia st. PauPs Episcopal
Church in Concord, New Hampshire,
last Sabbath, by Rev. DR.. j. II. Eanes,
the rector.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The French Canadian journals arc
causing no inconsiderable commotion
by their denunciations Of British mis-
rule in the Provinces.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The President having sustained Gen.
Woods in his refusal to obey writ of
Aabeas corpus issued by Judge Busteed,
of the United States Court for the
Southern District Of Alabama, the lat
tor has adjourned his Court sine die.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The Presidents Message and Secre
tary McCulloch's report have caused
an advance in Government securities
and decline in gold.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
Floyd County Agricultural Society.

Notice is hereby given that there will be
mass meeting OF the members of the Floyd
County Agricultural Society at the Court Houss
in Charles City on Monday the 18th day o
December inst, at 10 O'Clock A. M. Thi,
meeting is for the Amendment of the Consti
tuition, the Election Of Officers, and any othel
business which may come before it.
The Board of Directors also meet at tn,
same time. when demands against the Society
will be audited. The Committees on fielt
Crops and Seeds will then also make their re-
ports. It is hoped that every member Of tn,
Society will be present. All persons interes
tel in the agricultural prosperity Of the Coun
~ are invited to attend.
V. WARRKS BAKER, Sec'y
Floyd County Agricultural Society
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

Two old bachelors hall at Tiffin,
Seneca county, Ohio, was recently rob-
bed of Sic, 200, which they had stow
ed away. The girls don't pity them a
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

In the recent State elections, the
aggregate of the votes cast by the
States of Pennsylvania, New York and
Ohio foot up nearly million and a
half.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The town Of Quincy has just elected
70 the Massachusetts House Of Repre-.
scntatives, John Quincy Adams, who
is the fourth Of the generation of Ad-
AIMS distinguished in public life.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The Troy clergymen mean to preach
on practical topics, One came down
on theatres and another on high pri.
ces, Sunday. t... ...... .....
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The lumber manufacture Of ST. Pau
and Minneapolis. MINI. during the sea
son of 1865, amounts in value to over
81, 100000.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The bill for the relief Of Mrs. Lin
coin gives her the amount of her hus
bands salary for the term for which
he was elected.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The number Of rebel prisoners cap
tnred during the war was $4,000
The number Of Union prisoners cap
tured was $4,000.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

\ Buildings amounting in vain to 81.
O0O, 900 have been erected in Chicago
during the year now closing.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

The Mississippi river is frozen over
at McGregor. and people are crossing
with teams.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

TT YOU WANT your Clocks, Watches, or
i Jewelry repaired, now is your time
SEDGWICK WHITE.
In the Stone Block, Charles City.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

All the old land grants to Iowa rail
roads expired on the lst inst.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
Sale of School Lands.

Sale Of School Lands.
Office Of Clerk of the District Court,
Floyd Co.. Iowa.
CHARLES CirY, Nov. 80, 1865.
Notice is hereby given that in accordance
with resolution of the Board of Supervisors
Of Floyd county, Iowa. passed at the last DC
tobcr session of said Board, shall on Satnr-
day, January 18th, 1850, at my Office, ofier
for sale at public auction, to the highest bid
der and for not less than the appraised value
of $2,l2I per acre, the following described
land, viz: The North half Of Section IS, and
the Southwest quarter OF Section IL, in L.
96, r. IL W., said land to be sold in tracts OF
not less than forty acres. Terms cash, or one
third cash and the balance payable in ten years,
with annual interest at ten per cent.
". w MONTAGUE,
.ow1 Clerk District Court.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

Forty-nine countcrfciters are in Jail
il Cincinnati.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
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DUBUQUE.

DUBUQUE
WIRE WORKS,
Turner Hall, Corner 9Th and Iowa Streets,
p. o. Box GA,
Dubuque, Iowa.
JESSOP & MARSHALL
Having established Wire Factory in the city
of Dubuque, we respectfully call the attention
of the public to our stock. We MAKE vari-
ETY. Of
Brass and Copper Wire Cloth,
For screening Sand
and Grains Also, for Fan-Mills,
For Safes and Cellar Windows,
Threshing Machines, and
" Grist Mills.
We also make to order, Plain and Fancy
Wire WORK
For Yards, such as Flower Arches Trainers
and Stands, both circular and half-circular !;
Dress Stands and Grid Irons made to order.
Hog-Proof Wire Fence
Made at very low price, at short notice We
keep constantly on hand Fence Wire No. 8,
and 8. Persons not being able to visit the
city can make inquiry by letter for prices of
any kind of wire or wire-work.
We give Price List Of wire-cloth generally
useI
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

DOOTS and SHOES Mems Boots. Roys
I'D Boots, Ladies Caters. Misses and CEii-
dren's Shoes, at j. W. LEIIMkUui.S.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

q AXToN 4 FLETCHER have inst received
~ new invoice of Crockery, Glass Ware,
Kerosene. lamps &c.
Charles City, Nov. 8, 1869
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
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tmore, 9iemItag, ben 26. Septem6er 1865.

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@aaro BON 8uIeruO. 9tn ber 3bGre itano elm
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