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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-03-29
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Rail Roads.
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Dubuque & Sioux City X. r..


On aud after Tuesday, Feb. 90 1866 trains will run
as follows E#.s
Leave Waverly, Passenger and Freight) GAO A. n.
arrive In Dubuque 2:l0 r. NJ
Leave Ackey, Passenger $50 A. NJ. Freight 500
Leave Cedar Falls, passenger 80 A. NJ (Freight,)
Leave Dubuque, PassengerO 1000 A. NJ, arrive Il
Waverly 520P. NJ. -
Leave Dubuque (Freight) 6s3O A. NJ and II 40 A. n,
passenger car accompanies each freight train.
The trains stop 10 minutes at Manchester for refresh.
ments.
a5- CONNECTIONS leave EarvilIe on the arrival
OF the cars from the East on Tuesdays Thursdays and
saturdays Tor strawberry Point Brush Creek Fayette,
west unon DEBORAH and st Paul and from Manchester
Point and the north.
stages leave AckIey for Hardin City, Iowa Fans
Alden, Waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux CITY
also, leave Waverly tor syracuse, Nashua Bradfusd
Charles City and Minnesota
THOMAS WARNOCK, General Manager saE
GEORGE YOUNG, Superintendent.
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CAxTON s. FLETCHER have Just received
~ splendid lot Of Fum. consisting of Ia
dies Victorines, Caps, Mufs. Cuffs. and
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which they offer at Giico0o Prices, at the Wis.
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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-03-29

/ The following case Of Benjamin Hughes
/ is one Of the most astonishing on record.
. Afer forty years sickness, two years' ex- 4
n crutiating torture, the smputation Of one q
y leg, and the body and limbs almost MAS -
. ) Of eating, purifying, discharging ulcers, 81
- to be cured by eight bottles Of 0uysotts -
) Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, l. almost
- miraculous. Ia
~ READ THE CERTIFICATE. Z
I'd TALAPoosA Co., ALA, Jan. 2 q
Dr. Gursorf-Dear Sir IL have been n
q amieted for forty years with erupfions on q
my legs and feet. In 1873 they got 20 bod
~ that had 70 60 on clutches, and In 1859 !.
had one leg amputated above the knee. vi
a In about nine months alter my leg broke -
out In large eating and running sores, from q
n my knee 70 my foot, and discharged great -
out - Ts. so: which
- much oneuivs matter, asd at the ssme u
- time my left arm had broke ont in large -
running sores nearly 70 my elbow. %
- The misery that have suffered for the
- last two years ! cannot describe to you. Ilp
: ws IN such agony that never rested day -
a a The Ssr q Cod ssd made ss pn s: ara
II - tcr death. and had pointed cut 70 my family u
\ X the place where to barry my remains.
al In Ortob~r last my son brought me one n
Il your bottle wrspp~s; read II, and -
II f,nDd record Of some wonosrfhl cures per-
~ formed by yosr Estraa Of YslloW Dock
e and Sorsapayitia. i sent and got two bot
e Ties Of II, and commenced takingit In two "
q weeks, to my great astonishmsnt, my sores -
all becsn,e easy. and Icoold sleep al night, y
q thing had not done for two years. When -
- bad taken SIX bottles, my sores ha4 nearly
III all healed. Ny sores svt we'll - n BY en- -
cAa.tnent. have nov used In all eight ~
IL bottles of yonr Estrac Of Tsilsss Dock
II and 6uvsopuvi1la, ord SOW consider n.y. -
- sed well. I'm Il . loss for terms 10 est :
- forth the worth Of this medicine, OF to ex- n
- pres my gratitude tor what II has done -
l. = FOR me. l must call Il the savior Of man -
from missry while living upon earth.
al BENJAMIN HUGHES X
|H ~ FL SCOvIL, s
Al Proprietor, -
Dealer in Family Medicines :
1 70 Ra,daipA st., chicago, III,
10 whom all orders should b. q@
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-03-29

0EDGwICK WHITE has just received a
- new supply of Clocks, also good assert.
ment of Jewelry.
Charles City, Oct. Is. 1865.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-03-29

A IL KINDS Of Country Produce taken in
"A exchange for Goods. and the highest mar.
kst price allowed. at COLE & ARTHUR'S.
Charles City, Oct. 6, 1865.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

for many years tho Superintendent and Manager
Of Wells Fargo & Co.'s business on the Pacific
coast, has removed to this city, and as President
ment. His associate Directors are D. N. Barney,
A. Il. Barney, Eugene Kelly and Ben. Holladay.
The principal managers Of al the old companies
retain their respective interests in Che present one,
and take part in the conduct of it's affairs.
All the gold-bearing Territories Of the United
States, except Arizona will now be reached and
their express and their banking offices. Arrange
ments are also in progress to extend the fullest
benefits Of mail and express facilities to China and
tho East Indies uia the new line Of steamships OF
the Pacific Mail Company,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
(rnon oun OWN conansponprNr,l

New YoRK, November S.-Whats Heouba to him,
or ho 60 Hocuba? What's STEVENSON to mo, or I
to STEVENSON? Why should his name bo sounded
moro than mino? Why should it be served up to
mo this morning for breakfast, printed in very
large letters on a very small card? Who is Ste
vENsoN2 Tho card tolls me that dEoRdE STEVEN
SON is the Representative for Congress in my dis
trict, and that must, before partallo Of my ma
tutinal meal make up my mind to osst my vote for
him and not for STEWART. This Is the manner III
which the widc-awake people hero conduct such
affairs; but it will not do; will not yoto for STE
yENsoN nor for STEWART either. 1t matters very
littlo to me which bo elected and which dofoatcl;
nv board will romain unchanged in either case,
and hence it concerns not mo. Perhaps did 1--we
Il mean board) in district whcroin l could vote
for pretty little Mrs ELIZABETH CADDY STANTON, or
for ugly, big Mr. JOHN MoRn1ssEY, perhaps, say,
should bo tempted to deposit vote; but STE
yESsoN delights not mo, STEWART interests mo not,
and so, in q contemplatiye manner, tear up the
card into four pieces Of equal dimensions, and cat
my breakfast unmixed with political sauce OF any
kind. The bots arc thousand to sovon hundred
on FENToN against HoFFMAN; ero you publish this
tho teeSraph Will nave lh1oflueu you as w eno io
suit. will not attempt to predict what that re-
suit will be, but have my opinion, and 80 which
ever way the fe.'no qusdrupod jumpeth, you must
take it for granted that Mou1rR1E could have fore
told it had he desired 30 TO do.
:. Tho Seventh Regiment Is not going to Paris.
enough money could be raised to defray tho OK
pensoa Of tho trip, nine-tenths Of them Tor per-
haps ten-tenths) would be willing to go to the Ex
position, but to pay their own way is an animal o
the equine species OF another hue, and so tht
tfooliah) pre}oos hes been t~iselY) abandoned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

whore he can Optaln inc earlest information re-
garding the health Of tho Empress. Tho indigna-
ton of tho French at this singular freak of Maxi
milian's is undisguised and the Church party, so
late hio warnest and almost only adherents bitter
ly denounce him.
PREPARING TO LEAVE.
From present indications Napoleon will carry out
in good faith his promise Of the withdrawal Of his
fixed ammunition was destroyed at the citadel in
this city, it being unsafe to transport shells &C., to
Vera Cruz arms have been turned over to the
Mexican authorities, and several large trains with
army stores have been dispatched within the last
week to the coast. Daily sales held at the Plaza
Of horses mules, clothing and equipage, which
would be required if the army were to remain.
Well-nformed officials assert that the last French
soldier will embark for home before the last of
February. This morning orders were served upon
Che French officers In the Foreign Legion to at
once make known their choice, whether to return
to their positions in the French army, Or if they
preferred to serve under the new government Of Of
the officers desired to be informed what was meant
bY the ssnew government" II it alluded to the
Mexican empire they demanded to know what
security they would have CT permanent service and
prompt pay, But few OF them will continue in
stances.
GREAT LIBERAL VICTORY.
The liberals of this city profess to have received
intelligence Of q great battle won by the Liberals
over tho Au6tr1anS 1t OaJlCa, o IoW Gays SlnC0.
Thoy say that General Portirio Daz, with four
thousand men, attacked tho city Of Oajaca, which
was held by over one Thousand Austrians. The
battle was severe and long, but finally the Aus
TRANS were driven from tho Plaza and completely
routed Although none Of the details are furnished
still the Liberals assert positively that they hayo
taken Oajaca substantially as stated. Very doubt
full.
Official Confirmation OF Ma1imi1ian's ABB
dication. -.
WASHINGTON November 5.-Nfinister Romero to-
day received, the following letter by way Of New
Orleans:
VERA CRuz, October 20, 1866.
Macmillan loft the City Of Mexico on the ,2lst
instant, rosgnng verbally in favor Of General Ba-
zaino. General Bazaine endeayored to persuade
him to delay his departure until General CASTLE
neau's arrival, but he declined, and escorted by
eight hundred Austrians, proceeded to Orizaba By
cross roads to avoid meeting with General CASTLE
noau. He reached Orizaba yesterday and is ex-'
posted here tomorrow. The captain OF the Aus
tr.nn frigate Dandola states that as soon as Maxi
milan arrives he will at once leave for Europe. It
is said that Macmillan will publish to-day mani
festo at Orizaba.
General Castloneau reached the city Of Mexico
soon after Macmillan left, and took possession Of
the palaco,and assumed the ''reins" Of govern
ment. .s
The French soldiers who had entered under Maxi
1nilian's colors will be returned to France under
General Castlencauis influence.
General Porflrio Daz has captured the city Of
Oajaca, taking al the. artillery, ammunition, mon
and supplies.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
Great Express Consolidation.
The Now York Times, of Monday, says ::

The New YorE Times, OF Monday, says =.
"Another important consolidation Of business
interests, con!eNng in New York, has boon effect
cd. The wcll.kIoWn house Of Wolls, Fargo " Co.,
Expross Company, and tho Pionoor Stage Compa-
NJ of California fave boan concrotod into ono con-
corn. The now Company also becomes proprietor
Of all the rights, intorosts, &C., Of tho American
and United States Express Companies west Of tho
Missouri River, and is, accordingly, solo and excu-
si7e owner Of all he express business done between
that river and tie Pacific Oooan, or botwcon tho
Atlantic States and tho States Of tho Pacific. Ul-
dor this consolidation over four thousand miles of
stage lines come under control Of tho now man
agement in addition to the general express busi-
moss by sea and and .-=.z===..z
Tho capital ofthe new company is SIC, ,O0O, 900 It
adopts the old name OF Wells, Fargo & Co., the
.a.o Aoasa o. that style goaS into peoa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
The Laws of Health.

It is useless for State Legislatures to pass lows for the
preservation Of the public health, the great law Of e
presc,uaion which depends for it's enforcement upon
the yi of the inaiyidual, is suffered to ronain dead
letter.
Thore is scarcely an adult member OF the community
of either sox in this country who has 2ot seen tho te
rnony In favor of HOSTErTER5 STOMACH BITTERs,
furnished over their signatures by persons Of ac
knowlodgetl c1nnencc in sGence hteraharo, art COM
erco and every department of business and professional
ke These witnesses have declared III Tho mont explicit
terms that tho preparation is safeguard against cpl
dcnoe sovereign remedy for dyspepsia valuable anti
bIoua medicine, promoter Of appetite, gon'al and
h.rmless etmulant, a good acclin.ting medicine,
stunghener OF tho nervcs general inyiGorant pro-
lection against the dcotorioua efts of malaria and i,n
puro water and that it parts degree OF vgor and ac
tyy to the vital forces which Is not communicated by
any other of the tonics and someelics in Under
eae circumstances tho eelErcscryahve Law of nature
ahoud teach ovory rational person wo either by reason
Of inherent debility IN consequence OF exposure TO I'LL.
wholesome influences In pe OF losing the greatest oil
l temporal blossings HEALTu tho Importance OF using
the BITTltI9 as defensive medicine. Dyspeptica who
neglect to giyo it trial simply their enemies 1t
is guaranteed 10 cure Indigestion in all its fons and the
bilious and will find nothing in tho whole range
of official and proprietary medicines which Will anord
| them ths same relief E. N0Vcnbor D
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

aa-Tne Relatives, Friends and Aoqua1nt-
ances Of Mr.. and Mrs, CHARLES FREhDEB, Of Mr. and
Mrs. THEODORE CoRDEs and of Mr, and Mrs. j. ],
Jow1TT, are invited to the Funeral Of Mrs. THEODORA
G. FREMDER at the German Lutheran Church, corner
Anson and Haael streets, 7borrow Morning. at Nine
o'clock. November
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

MEXECO.
New Fork Heyoids Correspondcnt.]
C11y OF MEXICO, October g..


The Capital is in q hubbub to-day. Yesterday
Maxilnan took his departure, professedly for Ori-
zaba, in ordor to be near Yora Cruz upo1, tho az
rival Of tho steamer Adonis with later intelligence
from tho Empress. Instcnd Of taking tho usual
road to Puobla he won't n roundabout way, appa-
rently I to avoid mooting dcueral Castloncau, Who,
au tho Emperor was well aware, would spend tho
night at Ayotla, twenty miles from this city,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

ATTENTION is called TO the announcement Of the
meeting Of tho s. @. Rangers Charitable Asaocar
tion, as advertised in another column. The NOM
bers are requested to be pnctual in thoir attond-
Anee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
RAZAIyp AppOINrED REGENT.

Before leaving, tho Emperor appointed Marshal
Bazaino temporary Regent, and gave orders to his
nj nistcrs to coofer with him upon public matters
THO appointment end ordors woro informal and
oral the Emperor declining to issue 4 proclama-
tion or to make the appointment in writing, lest it
should bo construed into an abdcation..an act
which no says he docs not contemplate. The Enl-
pcror troatod his ministers and tho Ayuntanicnto,
or City Council very cavahory, not consulting
with either body up0n 30 lmportanta subject, and
merely sending his ministers o verbal message OF
his intended departure. . ==#=
TILE MINISTRY nhsIGN.
Upon learning tho appointment Of Marshal la-
zaino US Regent tho ontiro Ministry ut once ro-
turuod their portfolios, az they arc personally hos
tilo to Linn. Tho Marshal has not yet accepted
thois resignation, but holds thom in abeyanco for
the present, As soon az their successors can bo
decided upon the present Ministry will be at once
roovel, and thus terminates tho domination OF
tho Church party. This Ministry has been lnoat
disastrous to tho Emperor. It failed to furnish
the promised aid Of money and men, and 4, made IL.
mugaton Of fanatical docrecs and attempts to
|logislate the Church over tho temporal power
in Mexico It's failure is an important success for
the Liberals who will be tho moro readily ablo to
crush out tho last spark Of priestly power now pos
sessed in the country.
ARRIVAL OF cAsTLENEAu.
General Castlenoau arrived about one o'c' ,cli to-
who will remain on duty in this city for the Pre-
sont. It is said his instructions relieved Maxman
from all the cares of government, allowing him
still the empty honors q Emperor and tho right to
fion Of affairs is to be placed in other hands. Il
Macmillan has really abdicated, by cunningly,
avoiding an inter 5iew with Castleneau, ho s saved
the humiliation Of being ordered to surrender bis
government into other handa. His personal friends,
however say that he intends to return at an early
day, aud tilst his Journey 70 Oraaba is sololy to Ia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
Rogistor in Equity, Charleston District
November 2

a5. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ap-
PLICAT1ON will be made at tho next session Of the Leg
slatro for Charter Of Incorporation Of Company to
be called TEE CHARLESTON IMPROVED GAsLIGHT
COMPANY. 1arno3mos October 3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

aB- ESTIMATES FOR REPAIRS WANTED
Sealed Estimates for repairing tho Spanish brig JOvEN
JOSE, of Biboa, FnADuh, Master, according to the re-
commentator Of Port Wardens Survey (which can be
seen at this ooe will be received OF the Spanish Con-
suate No. 4a Broad.stree until 12 O'Clock on Friday
9th instant, at which time they will be opened The
pairs to be done with DISPATCH and tho materials used
to be to the satisfaction Of the Captain The party whose
proposals sill be accepted must be prepared to give
bond for one.fourh Of amount Of his estimate condi
toned for tne faithful execution of Tho work. the to
be forfeited In favor Of the vessel In of non-comph
ance and cancelled whom the survey Of the Port War
dons viii declare tho vessel IN ht and seaworthy cond
tion
Estimates will be received either for the whole re-
pars OF for the HuI Mass and spars and Rigging and
Sails, separately. =. j. EsNAnD, conagnee,
November No. 70 Rast Bay.
a@ ST. PHILIPS STREET sCHO0L.-AN
ELECTION FOR TEACHERS Of the st. Philips Street
School will be held on the 18th Inst.
All applications must be LETT with ttp undersigned at
the Norinnl School, on or before the 10Th inst.1
tg By order Of the Board.
sA E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
Zt, Secretary @. r. Schools.
November