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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
fsi NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
WHITE & BAUER,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Legal Notice.

Legal NOIIcos
lh Sl s,a's c OF as~'' - - 80
William Manning, n....
Irving s. Carpenter, riosa County, iowa.
Joel H. Dix, ct al. in Equity.
TO Irving S. Carpenter, Joel II. Dix and Da-
vid p. Carpenter. late partners under and by
the style and firm name of Carpenter, Dix &
Co; Danford b. Carpenter, Elizabeth NJ.
Carpenter, Louisa C. Carpenter, Mary B. Car
penter, Ann p. Carpenter, Emma Carpenter.
II. f. j. Boardman, @. L. Nichols, X. G.
Campbell Harriet W. Harris, Charles H. Alb.
bot and John w. Dutton a
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF Floyd County, Iowa, q Petition Of
the said Plaintiff William Manning, praying
that certain conveyances from Defendants,
Charles ii. Abbot aud John w. button, to Do
PENDANTS Harriet w. Harris, Elizabeth NJ. Car
penter, Mary b. Carpenter, Emma Carpenter,
Louisa c. Carpenter, Danford d. Carpenter,
and ii. Il. j. Boardman, for real estate in Floyd
Mitchell, Hancock, Cerro Gordo and Worth
counties aud from Defendants G.. L. Nichols
and r. G. Campbell, to the other Defendants
above named, for real estate in said Hancock
county, and from Defendants Elizabeth N.
Carpenter, Mary ID. Carpenter, Emma Carpen-
ter, Louisa c. Carpenter, Harriet w. Harris,
Ann r. Carpenter and Danford b. Carpenter,
to Defendant III. f. J. Boardman, for said re-
al estate in all Of said counties, and certain
other convcyanccs made by said Defendants
from one to the other, and conveying the said
real estate to and from each other, be all Get
aside, as made without consideration for the
purpose of defrauding the creditors of Carpcn.
ter, Dix & Co., and with fnll knowledge of the
rights, liens and equities of said William Man
ming In and to said real estate, aud that all Of
said real estate be declared the property Of said
Carpenter. Dix & Co., and that said real estate
be ordered to be sold to satisfy certain judy.
nents and claims of said William Naming
against said Carpenter, Dix, & Co., and that
each Of you be- forever barred and forecloesd
from setting up any adverse title or claim to
said real estate, and for costs and general re-
lief;
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon Of the second day of the next
Term of said Court. commencing on the 18th
day of September, A. d. 1865, default will be
entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon, as prayed for in said Petition.
Dated this 9th day of June, A. b. 1856.
WILLIAM MANNING, Pltf.
BY G. q. & X. q REINIGER, his Attys.
u. 5. Rev. Stamp, soc, cancelled 2Owl
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

Mrs. jeff Davis has taken up her
residence pro tem. at Savannah, Geor.
gia. She is represented as being in a
very destitute condition. ~
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

One Of the demands of the South
Carolina delegation is that the gov.
ernment redeem Confederate Bonds (
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06
.,'.s IN
LIVERY STABLE.

TIME Subscribers would respectfully infnrm
l. the citizens of Floyd county and the pub
lie generally, that they have recently purchas-
ed the Livery Stock of Messrs. Impson & Rob-
inson in Charles City, and will continue the
Livery business at the old stand. Person de-
string to hire double or single teams will be
accommodated with good outfits on reasona-
BILE terms. JIG SrEARNS & Co.
Charles City, May 10, 1885, IL d o. ny
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06
New Music.

Mr.. ii. NJ. Higgins, music publish
err, III Randolph street, Chicago. hal
sent us the following pieces of new
music ~.
The Boys In Blue are coming Home.
Prayet IN Affection.
| Kiss me, Mother, once again.
Musical amateurs pronounce al
these pieces good, and the last on,
exceedingly beautiful. 81
In the battle Of Gettysburg, 9
young and brave New England sol
der, who had fearlessly faced the lead
en- hail, was MORALLY wounded, Thro
the dark and lonely night he lay upor
the CORY field. When found by his
comrades next morning, and ere death
bore his heroic spirit to better cline,
in halt unconscious state he exclaim
ed, oh, my dear, dear mother
would that you were here beside me
My pain is almost gone Kiss me,
mother, once again |" After repeat.
ing these sweet sentences with youth.
ful ardor, his soul passed from earth
as calmly as that of an innocent cher
ub upon its mothers breast"
The music is by II. d. Wilbor and
the words, by Theo. d. G. Miller, are
as follows: F '. ...s
On field of bloody carnage
Where the CORY wavelets swell,
Over wan and CHASTITY warriors.
Who have nobly fought and fell,
Lay young and daring soldier, sa.ss.
Weary wounded, bleeding fair ..
But a smile o'erspread his features,
.s. Such as angels only wear. t...@
Gorus-Oh he breathed the sweetest music,
s" For it eased his hearts dull pain.
II was soft and low and gentle;
-. Kiss me, mother, once again. vs..
In the pale and sickly moonlight,
Hr Thro' the night. so long and drear,
Sad and lonely, Will was lying, ~.
With no loving comrade near;
But the morning broke in splendor,
$500 And the war-ciouds rolled away
Then they sought our bleeding hero '@3.
u Where the wounded thickest lay. 20.
There he lay in peaceful slumber,
3, Like an infants quiet sleep.
And as warriors strewn around him, 4.
Breaking hearts in sorrow weep, ..
For sweet Liberty and Union,
And our starry banner bright,
He had marched into the battle,
And had fallen in the fight. .-
Smiles of sweet angelic beauty
"9 Der his placid features spread,
And his eyelids slowly opened; a..
Gently, softly, Willie said: %. ..
Comrades tell my darling mother,
am freed from earthly pain,
But longed once more to see her, "-
| Kiss me, mother, once again o.
| Like pure rays of fadeless splendor
4 gR Seemed our brothers features fair, p
| As his breath came slow and feeble, ....
And he left this world of care; rss.
But host of happy angels ......
3d. Bore his spirit TO the sky,
And we know his end was peaceful,
..s He was not afraid to die -....
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

The crop prospects in the Upper
Dcs Moines Valley are splendid, as
we learn from the Fort Dodge North,
West. ....s
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

"Do you keep nails here 2" asked a
sleepyrlooking lad, walking in hard
ware shop the other day.
9" Yes" replied the gentlcmanly pro
prietor, we keep all kinds Of nails
What kind will you have sir, and how
many ~ l7giia ia
a"Well," said the boy sliding to.
walds the door. "l'll take q pound OF
finger nails, and about pound and a
half Of toe nails" sa
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

The late freshet did thousands of
dollars damage to property in Marion
County, as VIC learn from the Pclla
Blade. f1'' '
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

A lad, nine years old, son Of John
Dobson. of Waterloo, was drowned
in the Cedar river On Thursday of last
week, while bathing.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

The waterfall. originally a very
graceful arrangement. is now render
rdpariicularly ungainly and unbecom.
ing because of its enormous increase
IN ampiitude. An honest Irishman
asked u lady il she was travelling
far Z 20 ) ai.a ~ is.tur Y
NO. Why do you Inquirer"
Because / see you have large
bag on the back Of your neck."iou
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

Children are inquisitive bodies-for
instance: a"'
What does "cleave" mean?
II means to unite together. IDA :.
Does John unite the wood when he
clcaves it?
Hcm-wcll it means to separate.
Well, father. does man separate
from his wife when he cieavcs to her
Hem, Hem, don't ask 50 many fool
ish questions.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06
Bob, Harry Smith has one of the

e" Bob, Harry Smith has one of the
greatest cnriosities you ever saw"
4" Don't say so-what is it r."
A tree that never sprouts, and be-
comes smaller the older it grows"
well, that's curiosity. Where
did he get it Z"
Il" From California" ts
@" What is the name Of il ?"
Axletree--it once belonged to a
California omnibus"
Scene closes by Bob throwing an
inkstand at lIalf-closed door.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06
Original Notice.
State of Iowa,

State Of Iowa, e.frnnrH
Floyd county. ~'
To Vim. b. Fairfield, Seth Richardson, Abner
Root, Milo Gilbert and w. ID. Thompson:
You are hereby notified, that there Is now
on file in 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 certain
mortgage executed on the 2Sth day of July,
1857, by Vim. B, Fairfield to David Wiltse,
School Fund Commissioner of Floyd county
Iowa, on the Northeast quarter of the Nor th,
east quarter of Section nine Township ninety
five, Range fifteen West, and asking decree
for the payment of promissory note of even
date herewith, executed to said School Fund
Commissioner for $500 by VIM. b. Fairfield.
Seth Richardson and Abner Root, payable in
five years from date and all interest due and
accumulated thereon.
And unless you appear and answer thereto
on or before noon of the second day of the
next September term of said Courtr-,said term
to be begun and holden on Monday the 18th
day Of September, A. D. 1865, Judgment and
decree viii be entered against you as prayed
for in said petition. II. o. PRATT,
Atty for Plaintiff.
U. S. Rev. Stamp. Soc, cancelled. / 27w4
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

Mr. Van Dyke has been confirmed
as Assistant Treasurer at New York.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06
independence Day.

The Fourth of July was celebrated
in this place with great spirit and in
a crcditable manner. The weather
was very fine and all appeared full Of
patriotic enthusiasm. The several
committees who prepared the grounds
in the grove, arranged the seats, built
and decorated the speakers stand,
&C., &C., did their work most admira-
bly,. Festoons, wreaths and bouquets
formed Of green foliage and thousands
Of the most beautiful flowers, gather
ed from prairie and garden, profusely
adorned the platform and orchestra.
Appropriately arranged above and in
front of the speakers stand we're vari.
Gus pictures, such as large scene of
the returning army, entitled March.
ing Home )" the Emancipation Proc
lamation a portrait Of Lincoln drap-
ed in mourning, and extending across
the entire front Of the platform the
noble words from Lincoln's last in.
augural address, with malice toward
none, with charity for all !" and the
several flags Of our country completed
the decoration. .us... r.-.
The day was usbered in by the fir.
ing of national salute, and flags
were soon flung out on many pub.
lie edifce and private dwelling, as
well as from the top of our new and
beautiful flagstaff upon the public
square. Never did the American en-
sign float upon the breeze more proud.
ly and beautifully than upon this oc-
casion.r The spirit of liberty seemed
to permeate the very atmosphere and
the people fully inhaled it's invigora.
ting and soul inspiring sentiment.
At an early honr the people of the
surrounding country began to assem-.
bic. Delegations came in from Chick.
asaw, Batter, Cerro Gordo and Mitchell
counties and from every part of our
own county. and by ten O'Clock our
village was thronged with multitude
of more than three thousand people.
Owing to the recent heavy rains the
travelling was bad and the streams in
various directions were impossible,
otherwise much larger number Of
people wonld have been present.
Capt. Reiniger, Marshal, and his
aids, Capt. Slocum and Lieut. Reini.
ger, promptly organized the process
sion, and, headed by the bands of mu.
sic, all proceeded to the grove where
the exercises were to be held. "A
The following were tho
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,

These notes are issued under date of July 18TH 1865
and are payable three years from that date in currency
or are convertible at the option of the holder into
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06
OFFICERS OF THE DAY.


President Hon. VIM. b. Fairfield.
Vice Pressdeats Harwood,
Charles City Timothy Billings, Niles !;
John c. Baker, Rockford Wesley
Brownell, Riverton j. G. Townsend.
Cedar w. l.. McEwen, Ulster Alb
salon Gleason, Scott Alden Flint,
Floyd Benz. Reed, Rock Grove II.
Wady, Union. ..ra
Marshai--Capt. II. G. Reiniger.
Chapiain-- Rev. ID. N. Bordwell,
Reader Of the Declaration Of Iadepca-
deuel.. Cheston Whitney.
Orator--.H. o. Pratt, Esq.
Toast Master--Hon A. b. II. Hildreth
Leader Of Kocal Mustc--Col. l.. L.
Huntley. ~
Leader Of Brass Band--J. Kelly, Jr.
Leader Of Martial Music-H. Kellogg
| Artaleryman--Carl Merckel, Jr.
EXERCISES.
/. Music by the Brass Band. ,
2. Prayer by the Chaplain.
3Vocal Music by the Choir. /,
4. Reading the Declaration Of indie
pendence. yr.a
8. Martial Music. 9l b. ~
| 6. Reading the Emancipation Proc
Iamation. . .a ~
Z. Vocal Music, accompanied by the
Brass Band afa.
8. Grafton. f...
Q. Music by the Choir and Brass
Band.
10. Toasts and Responses, inter
spersed with music. ' t..1
/ IL. Benediction. I" ' ,s
! IL. Basket Picnic. f.. a-a 81.
We have not time to report tho ora
ton or speeches. Mr.. Pratt spoke il
bis haPpiest vein for nearly an hour
aud throughout the whole time en-
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FASHION PLATES.

Having made special arrangements with Nine. Demon
est 473 Broadway, New York for contributions our
Fashion Department. call the attention Of the Ladies
to the same, and commend Monthly to their notice
as containing more information In regard 10 Dress and
the Toilet, than any other Magazine published. .-
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tercstng light reading matter for the Paror and the
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-07-06

j. V. w. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
, 1865-09-19
LETTER FROM GEN. PALMER.
Tho Mayor of Paris, KY, Goes for
Wool and Gets shearcenl :.
HEAp9'Rs DEFAHT4k.r OF KzSrUcKx,,

louisville Er Auo - feSS
s,p-I ren1v Ia your 1otter ~ ihe 1s1se I9' IT,
rri,irf, reached me- today. ~ "Ss" A'S'''
cannot ,symnnthize with thu c,+1,o,. -
pa1is # MN cofrecfly rerrcsent +ha-, ~ - ~
van saw p1Thc rreaf desi3er.tnm :. ~ uS1 ~
onrseiyes of p6pulation that viii MT 'a,ns IN
hut simply exist Us q uui5aace, Where JoS, tha,,
W nr ~ 1hom thew are s,:nt i. n ma1+sn my =
81 trainea n active. hnnest lahGe on7 ~ ~.
rrlieved Of hnrf]en." aAe
snrh yiews and feelin-s Of 7pGd t,@vord
race horn In yo,lr midst. Iith Inst mcf7 hohita
nfin5rsfv sni1 morals "a von bn1a ta,,srt.d
them. ara not very c.cditsble to yonr Rn-
NE h3Fe heen subjected. I frnst hnwarrs. rxv
that yon do tIe rool ncnple Of Tia rirh an5i
refined city Of PaTis an uuinte entionnl ininsticc
and that thew viii he found wilIin~ 10 cc,;n.3
heir share Of the buriens Of a systcm Wh;ch
thew have supported with 30 mach xcal md
which has created the vagrapcY and Tice
from which theT now suffer. "Nt>A fA~e
- II Is a.sure r von Ton1d % he .e,aa tn he .h1e ~
: nouest anT1e & sncedV and efT;.ctnai ramad ~
fnF he eviis yon descrihe, Which wor15 ,,,s,t
yvnurs annrobafion h;,f nm cartafn t1,ate ~
such REMEDY Il nossibie. Yonr nSon,e ernact
or desire what can 1,eveP he ;arromn1js6e5
They secn1, to hone f1at after enioxEn1 ths
,,t,,,!i;1 o-.a aTtaxta5 ,ahn- ~ ~ a19 a.4 -"
.,is a. 9anasations at1er harino ;on;a1 bew
dW ~ H an5s ~ nsntcl md n,nra3 a1o,nt;a,s a,,1
t1...,t - a-.Ea-aaI .tasa - si4
ton that their earnings oto In, the hands of
their late master. and The negroes fnr that
,rcasou utterIy destitute. soua nns or some
nenr,je viii bc fn,rnii WIN are wi11inr ta ~.
ao ~ Wiz ~, ~ 1Saa a5,,u "ao ~ ~ .ni 20 y
I1o,c lueln y = patueu Anu saSEsy acccapta
KIT evfst s;mn1r ~ a nn}smcen AN s,,rh
ncc4aI;on ;a chimar;co1 nh, ,1ao11,a a"xN -
Pap;s Wiji be I'm, nai1cd r. c-aa3 eanra pupa ~ ~
hear th,a All tbemse1ses - az II tev ea4e so
, 1865-09-19
passed over, will Immediately ly back to its

passed over, will Immediately fly back to its
original position. AL our cereals do better
by being put In with q drill, particularly
winter wheat and rye, and the price Of drill
may be saved In one or two seasons where
much grain L sown. We aro doing the far
drill made and sold by Joseph Ingles, Hoosler
Agricultural Works, Milton, Indiana. !;
WM. BLESSINGS Corn PLANTER, MANU-
FAc1uRED At JEFFERsoSvuE, OHro,-A
most simple, elective md durable machine
can be operated BY one horse and man,
planting In the best manner from eight to ten
acres per day It is not likely to get out of
order, enables the operator to watch and see
the corn deposited and know his work is well
done. a machine which ought to be on every
farm, and which certainly viii be found there
when once Its merits arc understood. We
hesitate not to recommend 1t in the strong
est terms, md to say to every fnrmcr get one
bcfnre another planting season comes round.
It's price (Slo) places it within ths.reach Of
all.
CARrER's- DOMESTIC AND ONO STATE
DA1RT.-Ihe p1oprietors Of this celebrated
cheese factory carried OF Mres first prdmin,ns
one for the best domestic cheese, made at o
dairy of one hundred CONS, owned by the
Messrs. Carter; another for the best aud
largest display Of factory cheese, and the
sweepstakc premium. These cheescs are In
tAE VHoV 4O4A 4V4 aA4C4AIa4 AA14 AStoy AAN u u
quality unsurpassed by any other. We had
an opportunity to try the quality aud unhesi-
tatlngiy endorse the verdict Of the committee
Let buyers make note Of this and address
the Mcssrs. Curtcr at PalnesFille, Lake coun-
ty, Ohio.
CIDER M1LL.-It Is hut Of comparatively re-
cent date that North Illinois orchards produce
apples in sufficient quantities. to be made into
cider. The time, however, has been reached,
and as cider Is considered . wholesome drink,
and Is otherwise used in various ways, We
are glad to be able to direct those who wish
10 purchase q No. l cider mill to those MANI
Iactured By Mitchell & Co., Of Springfield, o.,
or to their agent, Henry II. Taylor Canal
street, Chicago, who controls the sales Of this
truly good mill for the Northwest.
THE GROVER d BAKER SEWING MACHINE
It Is we'll known that at our State Fairs tre-
menlons efforts are made to obtain verlicts
Of committees In favor Of certafn machines by
respective owners or or,agents. TIE above
named machines took. the first p:eninm at
tho Ohio State Fair In competjti n with sev-
ernl others. It WIS exhibited by Thomas II.
Cochrnne Dayton, Ohio.
BRYANT, STRATroS g. FE1roN's CONNER
cial College of Cleveland Ind on exhibition
specimens Of pcnmanship We would thfuk 1t
Impossible to excel. We refer particularly
to fancy pcn-drawing and to copy Of ladies'
hand pennanship, {5pencezianl beautiful as
the most exquisite copper-pla.o engraving.
The college Is meeting with deserved patron
age and Is doing good work In Ohio.
, 1865-09-19

The New York Commercial Adsrtiser-a
conservative papcr-publishes letter from
Nashville, Tenn, dated the 9th inst, which
says:
"Tbe 'hIgh.tones,' ns the Western soldiers call
the chiyalfy, make many asseve1ations Of an IN.
Union army, who have established themselves here,
generally distlust them. 4 young cayalry officer,
Who has married Southern wilt 4td settled heie,
near her filnds, declared TO me the other day that
II our forces were Withdrawn from Nashville To-
es ees = 10 @ asree that our est alte are ie eontra
Mpds, 4 Agtntle,nau spoke to me Of the Western
army Is icing .abolirioni,ed.' Another officer
said. sas bctween The uiGeez and the willis man,
i'm for fhe white nn2n as betueeu the niSccr aad
he eecpssionIst, I'm for tho niggeI.'
; tAmong the Sorleraets on the ground here,
both soldiers and civilians, 70 far q have seen,
cat, trace no opposition 10 negro suffrage: All seem
70 regard i proper enough md perhaps ned
ofthc .hfgh-tones,' and the ignorance Of the poor