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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
| I'VE AND AccIDkNTl
iFE AND AcCIDERTI
THE ORiGlNALJ
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
iSsuREs AGAINST
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
GAuHlAa BODILY iSIpRy OR Ioss or l.FE,
NNsh OO OOO
With surplus Of over stUOoD


c,Sss we TnAyELsas lSsuEASoa COMPANY or HARrpoRp
ann "s A. me hfHt to successfully introduce In this
.he pIsenrs OF Insurance against Accidents or
SMAteVer hind whether they ocenr in trAyene ~ IL
trs o nuns, snllng riding, skating, in the street
on the firm. 80 '"'p'' Hilis' factories, or
S9s,s Accident Policy every possible form
81 sasuay' including the risk nlso ali tnrn
OF dslecations, broken tones ruptgrpd isnans ~ t
'oheusions' crushinRa, bruises cuts Htabs ,pnsbn,
tnuuas' !olsphAl wounds burus aud sealds fTasying
h'es " dogs, unprovoksd assaults by ,giar.
"a murderers the action Of lghtnng or san ti5oss ,h
'hs ~ Of explosions, chemieas lunis and ei,,bL
shn1rAtlOh by drowning or rli IL . i"NA" >
rms company has beeu Ia success ul operatIon alma
A si lsdI and up to Apri l. 1885, hsd iswaa a,nse e
f"Nhre thOuS0nt p"iri.s AID pald ovsr to,, over
,., ~ alii iun to the large Of $4,000 reAi.
'u W senn'ne policy holders for sbl2 reserved ia
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES.
e btst policy for every man. whether he travels much
or NIUE, ID Gonerh Accident Policy which In ,,s
places NJ n" unes Ahd
animal premium Of SO *i2 according to oceu
naenl ~ WI secure General Accident Foley Tor a. an
IA eAse Of fatal accident 81 per week dnrng dissh
2 sny ana oS aSsdent tnot exceeding twenysx weeks
An annual pIemium Of $50 or 500 will in like mannsr
ve poley Tor s5OOl or $2i per week conn ensation'
any 9iner sum- from $500 to $4,000 AT pronoslionsta
iAs Where policies Issued against LOST al iifa nn
nbr,i dis "a only, me rates afe mitch lower
"pe'"i uNsouht on three aud five year porius
ONE MONTH GENERAL ACCIDENT poIIcrps
=, Ihis Company issues very conyepIent forr ~ c
Month uenera Accident Policies, al the ras ~ ., oue
nn"Noeiu WIN 20 per week
nvusanu insured These much better man ln,, en
%ey can % be rayser9 asa aud ohers desiring short risks a.
hey rnva i ,aen ~ any amount from $500 10 $40 oOO
tyy uoVe aH &sri1ens, and each policy i yeoistsrsJ ~
stroytd 50 Easy 'Ne poioy Is LOST or de-
"shaata sc o. others who easily spare the
amount o an annual PREMIUM but would ike " Ins,s
1y the mouth, these short time policies ars . us ~
10 Io any person who buys six one month poeles
~ my one year policy for half year will be given
"''u"ut charge Except policy Zee OF one dollarl
MARINE POLICIES
MAJ ne polices-in bookslike the One Month oans,.,
nn,npnt Fulirtes-ready for delivery 10 Agents or ir
Issue to any person about to make trim n snv 6i U
"f "'''ef distant port at low rates Of premium
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JAS. q, PATTERSON, GEO w. Moopp
uUsTAVUS r. DAVIS IBENRyRp pNn,rnn
JAS. H. HOWARD CIIANIPs ui,9nnsshlpi
MARSHALL JEWELL, IIuGII " a I,ui1asSi
COkNELlu5 n. ERWIN JONATIIAN n p,I,,o,
+, ,,. GEOliQE s. GILMAN 'Sn'
- hAIrERsoN, Pres't. RODNRY DENNIS Ca.
HENRY A. DYER General Agant ~ 9ee
IL. L. sTEARNs, NJ ~ Snrgesn
s,.,o A,an...,. T. A. VAN TRUMP,
Hp-'-lm No. sO4 Market st., WiimingtnsSe nsen, H.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18

SALE OF DELAWARE AVENUE Lors,-We
would again urge our citizens to attend the
sale of Mr.. Heald's building lots tomorrow
afternoon 1t is the last opportunity that he
will offer to buy lots in that locality at pub
lie sale. There will be no postponement
withdrawal or undertaking, and no cash
required These lots are located in high,
healthy and rapidly improving part of the
city, and will double in value in year or
two, BE sure and attend the sale, and in
vest your money where it will amply repay
you, or secure a. delightful site for a home.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
IANK OF sNravA, May Q, isOa.
- EGIsrER's OFFIoE,

~ Nav CAsrLR CounrY, March 2pth. lsr0 y
upon the application OF AlniIla Pritebarl Esa,,,i, a,
the last VIII aud Testament vi Jaines A. SayIs ia,a
o. Wimnglon Hundred, III said Comfy doceasei ii il
"tel ana directed ly the Roastsr that the Executor
h'y upon tho Estate OF the decreased, with the dse If
Kranus thereof by causing advertisements 10 be poslrd
Mlthh orly days from the date such Letterr In Nv ~
the mosi public PLACES II the County Of New Csstir ,
~ rs Az persons having demands against the E,iats
" p'hlh' tho same, or abide by Act Of Assembly il,
u,n vasr made and provided And Aso cause the ,sma
70 .e inserted within tho period In the Delawar,
HAo journal sud Statesman, Newspaper published IL,
Mlnniton, ami to be continued therein two mnnihs "
uiven under the hand aud Seal OF uaice of tb,
1L Register Aforesaid at New CAsils in Nav q. ,i
County aforesaid the dty and wear abovs Sst,
'e"' H. G, FRAlM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by a. Chandler n Son,

Ihursday, May TO- 1864
hhoti ti"hf4 Per hlt's W. NH 10 So
Rye Flouri pei z ul
BnckNh Mani. (pri hundred u1
Wheat net inAltu red, phOitu. ..... ..,.. o.
- white, ............,, ,,..... . W
RYe q ...... .... .... m ............ .
Corn, - ....... ~
Cotu Mpai Ter au
Germ % per y
uaiE y"
Beans "..'7-'.5,.'''.se -'i--'Ah %
Clover Sect, '--...., ..,-...',...'-.. zee. 3" wlt"
Timothy ." ............... .,............... 3 -
Flax " ..,...,,.,..7,
uVtlr OramAp Seed ....,.-.. 2tU
MldingH per bushel..-..... '....,.l 3
Ships stan .... ., . .,.-.. .,.,,.. ...s ~
Coru Oats ground psr hu she .........,....... 10
Pptai0es, per hnsht IN
othf meal ~ W',..''.f= y
Onion seta ltr huslisi ...... ........ ... i ~
lstA per bu hai iOr seed .... 6OuNl Uu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF QUARTE II M AsT E h's
~ oFpicR op A. a. NJ.
WI nNGros, DRt. May ., lsuh
viii bs sold Al Public Auction 10 the highest bidder,
ON FRIDAY, MAY 18Th, 1881.
Az ihs Government Store House, shipey strect below
Nlnth, tho following q aitsrmAster'a stsrvai
Cooking Stoves
II Once Stoves,
o stove lipe Ebows,
poktrH
= stove GrateH
10 lbs stuvs Pipe
81 lbs zne,
Tin ROLLER,
I rrlpping Pau,
Rake Pan,
NChairh,
otice Tables,
once DaAk
4 Common benches,
CnmmOa TAblk,
80 pnubls unhs,
II water Buckets,
2 Hand saws,
, lialrhes,
Saw Fss,
. Hcos,
u snkos,
Marking muahes;
69ls tset uAa Pipe,
5reniantE,
q Reels for Hose,
aNheilbarfowA,
i2t Heal llalieTs aud Chains,
~ Nuk Straps and Chains,
Lamp Shades,
hulur,
bli lbs. Rope.i
ahil Rope hAlt0iH,
81 Water Casks,
! lifs BOAt (iun)
1 Life Boat (woOd),
Army Wagons.
Single Sets Wheel Mule Harness,
do do Lead do do
do do Mula Ambulance Harness.
aS- Sale to commence at ~ o'clock, A. M
TERMS-Cash IN U. 4. Currency.
By orler Of the Quartefmasier 0eneral.
c, II. GALLAGHER,
mts 1t Capt. and A. q. NJ.
nFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTER
" MASTER,
WHNlEdroS Dbl. May 4th 1865
VIII e sold al pnblic Auction 10 the highest bidder
ON FRIDAY, MAY 18th, 1856.
Al the Government Stables, shpley Street below Ninth
the following Clothing Camp and Carbon EquipAgs,
viz
Cavalry lrivstes Jackets
~ Bed Sacks. (hinge).
81 Flannel Shirts,
| Drum Case,
- Hospital Tent Pins (argsJ,
- Hospital Tent Plus, (smAl).
Fale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
TERMS-Cash In United states CURRENCY
liy order Of the QuarternAsier General,
Z. II. GALLAGHER,
mys-h Can't A. NJ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18

COLORADO has been cut out of the wilder
ness of the great North West and pcopcd;
its boundaries defined and marked State
Government erected; application for admis-
sion into the Union made, and veto sent
into Congress; and all this has been done
since Wilmington has been trying to get
new city map.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
GENERAL GRANTS PLATFORM ON
SLAVERY.


SLAVERY.
After the masterly and memorable speech
of Hon Henry c. Dcming, of the Hartford
(ConnecticuD district, in the House of Re.
representatives., on the 5th inst, introducing
the resolution creating the grade of Gene.
raj as permanent part of the military
establishment of the country, Mr.. Shella.
barger, of Ohio, made the following rc
marks
"The remark that propose to make in
connection with that is, that in no act in the
life and service of General Grant, to nv
mind, is the sagacity and foresight of the
distinguished Lieutenant General more plain
ly indicated than In the fact that nearly one
month before the head of this nation had
discovered that slavery must be stricken
down before liberty could be saved, that
great fact was announced by General Grant
and in terms fearless and distinct, the vigor
of which startled the American mind at the
time it was announced by this pioneer upon
the great subject of emancipation. / under
take to say here, in the face of the nation
that the sagacity of the Lieutenant General
as 10 lllllAuiy CohllHdnutI was nowhere more
completely Yindicated than it was in that
foresight that determined and announced in
advance, that policy which is contained in
the letter which send to the Clerks desk,
and ask to have read-a letter which bears
date nearly month before tho proclamation
Of emancipation.
"The Clerk read as follows:
"'VICKsnuRa, MISSISSIPPI,
"'August 80, 1862.
"'DEAR SIR: The
people Of the North need not quarrel over
the Institution oil slavery. What Vice Pros-
dent Stephens acknowledges the corner
stone of the Confederacy, is already knocked
out. Slavery is already dead and cannot be
rOsurrected 1t would take a standing army
TO maintain slavery III the South if we were
TO make peace to-day, guaranteeing to the
South all her former constitutional priyi-
! leges. never was an aboltionst; not even
| what could be called anti-slavery; but try
to Judge fairly and honestly, and it became
patent LG my mind carly in the rebellion that
the North and South could never live at
peace with each other except as one nation,
and that without slavery, As anxious as
am 10 see peace established, ! would ldt,
therefore, be willing TO see any settlement
until this question is forever settled.
"'Your sincere friend,
"'U, S. GRANT.
"'IIon. L. b. WAsHBuRNE."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18

fIHE NATIONAL BANK OF DELLA
l WARE, WuNfAaToN la Ma Iare
The Directors have this dsy declared Dividend of
Twelve Dollars per Share being six per cent for the last
sN months, payable to the stockholders or their legal
rtpttst natives on nf after the 10th Inst
They have AlAo declared an Extra Dividend Of RIgbt
Dollars rer Share. payable at the ms time clear on
uhlled states tax. s, FLOYD.
h9f-ft
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
~ INSURANCE COMPANY

WILMINGTON, May 6th, 1896.
The Directors Of the Delaware Pirs lnsurace Connany
have tLs day declared dividend Of FIVE PER CENT
their legal representative and after the lOh Insi At
their Office, No. UOi Market street
mye-N joan MrLEAR see'y
hiNIDEND.--THE DIRECTORS on
thls Institution have this day declared Dividend
o SEVEN FER GENT out 0 the profits tor the last sIx
months payable 10 the sloekhoders or their legal repr
HoAlatlves on demand, clear Ut all tax.
,, ,,.. . W. NJ. BILL, Cashier
nam W sAihNA' may - laub nilS-W4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
NnTInR-

Az PeTHNhs having claims against the Estate Of In. ia
mus present the same duly attestsd 10 the Exeru
YI ~ ~ nuns MAreh 2Ath 1867, abide the Act OF An
'i1ii , ~ hueh ease made and provided.
Apn2m AQulLLA PRlrCHARD Exeeutor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18

&I.h10 PER HEARI--we want apants svs.v.
~; ~ where @ sell our IMPROVED s21 Swim MS
s5 ihfee ne" kinds. Under aud upper G,ei vs.
sheu & nye Year, Ab1ys salary or large com,ni,s,on
inSa so Ssb ashlnss ss t sed IN United State. for leas
- esen' @ hl"per e Bhrr, Snger s. o. and BoebelI
ar sn9aP mirhlnes einirngeGcfs and the seley
euays f,s aDs 70 arrest fHf and imprisonment Cir
nj NJ Au1tess, or call upon Shaw 4 CLARK l,5da
i " N"'aso' III dec2a-is6m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
mun mnNnY MARKET.

This following quotations FURNISHED Us by R. =;
ROBINSON 4 Co, Bankers Corner foudh and MArhe'
Streets at O'Clock, yesterday afternoon ...e.,.o
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y. o 1851 w. iis,e,
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Certificates NJ ..luu HiuVis
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Delaware Railroad Bonds, First Morlgage,, 93Isg ~
3" Expnuiun " .',. ~ "a w
siurk.... ......,.," ..''-.. a2'sa ss
rhsd"' wl p'a@ore r. t. i,ons l%as'.l2t 3 On SS'ss 20
Wilmington city yLoau.e"...,,..,.........'" 100 @iuO
From JonN MGLEAR 4 soN. Bnlsms, 6O7 Market slroel
= 4 o'clock. .. ,.,
hrl1 l-v'a tN i'
u s. ts Of a lNa
do b-Ais o'd .,,.......iOlii 10 tOll,
do 5-2rs .....,...., lOi1t a l9il
do 1910 gii. a aG
: s1s-August .lu2. oh lO2is
Z ....... 1921, On l02
Z s3OA--July ........., tU2i, n 1922
Catuifcates Of fndsbtsduess 1851 az lOO'a
Delaware state ........ ts "a ~
Delaware Il. Il. Bonds 1T MurWage,,...r, Mi'g a. ~
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGAL NOTICES.
hIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.--
, The partnership heretofore existing betweel W. Me.
tAriLi 4 Co, il ihl- day dissolved by the Withdrawal
OF :. W. MoCaullsy from sid hrin. myi-tt
VNO THE PUBLIC.--THE sUBscRIBER
i having teen appointed JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
ior Ne~ Castle County, ~ now prepared To transact all
A"esr hava in my possa sion the ducketE aud books
Of II Nc Aughn, dscesHid and will attend TO the un-
hushed business said books
GEORGE o'NEILL
Ju,tiee OF the Peace and General Agent,
No. 509 Shplev Street
nhs my4-im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
A GENTs WANTED,

To sell AN elegantly illustrated, iow.priosd
"HlsFoRi uF TnE GREAT REnRIIIoNn
:" 9 o.1 'pi, Address GEO. y. TUTTLR
Hliig - Nav vorh itt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18

rare opportunity is oIEorel obtAln the best
gods at the lowest prices, tbs stock IL large aud The
soods iresh anu DESIRABLE 7-tlyl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

ntOcESE OF WARE.--.TtIn
srvsnp Sixth Annual Convention OF the prniasi.n
hlis'upM Chnrrh N Tho Doeese OF baawar. viii hs
hrlV In muanur Church. New Castle on tbe r,s, W. ~
nesdAy TON daj( OF June. lsGO. at O'Clock, 4. H.
,e $. n. CURTIS
. "Y' " Secretary Of the Conyspiion
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
Tbe yntelligentu.
The Wheat Trade.

The Dubuque Herald says that the
steamer Ocean Wave on recent trip
Irought down the Mississippi, to Prai-
lie du Chen, $4,000 bushels Of wheat,
he largest quantity ever taken by one
oat. and in commcmoration OF the
vent a pair of antlers costing one
undred dollars has been purchased
With which to ornament her as the
hampton of the upper river.
The wheat bushes Of the upper Mis-
49, ,issippi is enormous The last years
crop is now being brought out of Min
hesota, being drawn out of first hands
by the present high prices, and the
liver affords an easy and cheap chan
hel for it's transportation. A gentle
man of Dubuque, who lately made a
"trip up the river, writes that the freight
\ bit Prairie du Chen is huge; the freight
house is full and loaded cars stand on
the track by the hundred. The Ocean
Wave on her last trip brought down
t6, 500 bushels of wheat, mostly from
Red Wing, in four barges, at an aver
hge cost of 81 cents per bushel. This
Shows what an unobstructed river is
TO an agricultural region. If the Falls
of st. Anthony were at McGrcgor no
railroad would carry the wheat 23s
miles from Red Wing short of five
times the charge which the boats re.
ceive. And yet the navigation from
Prairie du Chen to Red Wing or It.
Paul is not SO good, one season with
another, as from Dubuque to St Louis
with the rapids improved, and as Il
consequence the freight could be made
cheaper below Dubuque than this II
so, wheat could bc towed to st Louis
|proftably for five cents bnsh"l. It,
speaking of the trip when the Ocean
wave brought down $4,000 bushels,
the writer says, a little further improve
ment, and 1000 bushels will be all
orthodox load for tug or freight boat.
! In that day wheat can be taken from
| St. Paul to st. Louis for five cents per
bushel and a good profit made, and
from Dubuque it will be no more than
four cents at all stages Of water. The
load thence to New Orleans will be
about 100000 bushels at five cents
more, paying good profit. What a
deduction from the present exorbitant
tariff eastward, of 20 cents to the lake
alone, with q number of extras, max
hing about % cents in all
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
The Spaniards Repulsed.

The latest intelligence from the South
American war is, that the Spanish Adj
&niral Nunez had declared the block
Esde of Valparaiso raised, and had sail
I'd thence with his entire squadron for
Callao, which port he reached on the
R5th of April. Immediately on his ar
8ival Nunez advised the consular corps
That within six days he would bonn
bard the city. The threat was carried
put on the I'd of May, when the Span
Ssh feet began to attack the forts. AT
Ter hot engagement Of over four
aours the Spaniards were compelled to
withdraw, all their vessels being more
pr less disabled. Nunez himself was
beriously if not fatally wounded. The
Peruvian loss was small, but their Sec
'etary of War was killed.
Nunez seemed ambitious to gain the
'title of Destroyer Of Cities. The bonn
bardment of Valparaiso proved so per-
fectiy easy and safe an operation that
he was tempted to try his hand at Cal
|lao, which is the seaport of Lima, but
here he was repulsed, and Callao SUI
fered but slightly.
The result Of this action will en-.
courage the Peruvian and CHILEAN al
lies, and arouse them 10 more vigor-
Gus preparations for resistance. We
trust it will bind them closer together
in their common effort against the
Spanish invaders. We hope our Off
GERS in the Pacific, as they are told to
act neutral part, will have orders TO
observe the strictest neutrality, and
not give any assistance to the Span
iards, who will presently need it very
badly.
San Lorenzo, to which place the
Spanish feet is reported to have with
drawn, is part of the bay Of Callao,
used for repairing ships, and for an
off-shore anchorage for men-of-war.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
Office Supt Public Instruction.

Dies NUItts, IOWA., UCtObcr I, I-6). 7
To he Directors Qf Pub{ic Schools:
My opinion having been solicited in regard
to the eXpediency OF insuriug school houses
| would unhesitatingly urge 1t upon the atten-
tion OF all School Directors in Iowa, as a duty
incumbent upon them, and as an exempifica.
ton of safety and wisdom, to secure u policy
OF insurance in some good Stock Company.
Having made an investigation in regard to
the affairs of the State Insurance Company,
of Des Moines, Iowa. believe its system of
doing business well adapted to the wants of
the people of the State, and think. from the
character of its officers, its affairs will be well
and safely managed. DRAM FAVILLE,
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
!. The Mexican Club at New York has

The Mexican Club at New York has
passed resolutions. styling Santa An-
ma. among other titles, The most Oh
noxious man to Mexico the source of
sher evils and calamities the prornot-
Ter Of discord and anarchy. the viola
tor of every law; the destroyer of
freedom the oppressor of the people
.and the corrupter Of society. They
claim that he instigated the Maximil-
ian Intervention, and protest in behalf
of the Mexicans against any sympa-
thies being extended TO him as friend
!. OF that unhappy country.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
Sheriff IS Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
IN a Special Execution duly issued by the
Clerk of the District Court of Floyd county,
State of Iowa, and to me directed, have lev.
led on and shall offer for sale at public auction,
at the front door of the Court House in Saint
Charles, Floyd county, Iowa, on the 18th day
of June. A. ID. 1866, at one o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, the following des-
cribed property, to wit:
Lot No. one u in Block number fourteen
Q4 in the village of Aureola in township
number nnety-four (a4) north of range mum
Der s'senteen al west of the fifth p. NJ. in
FLOYD county. Iowa, levied on as the property
of Samuel Folsom TO satisfy said execution IN
favor of John Il, MoNabb and against said
Samuel Folsom for $50, % and interest and
costs.
Terms of sale--cash in hand
Dated, May 20, A. d. 1866. -
LYMAN S. H0RR, Sheriff
s2w2 of Floyd county, Iowa.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
From the Daily Iowa State Register.
STATE INSURANCE COMPANY

This Company. with its home office at Des
Moines, has been doing business ia this section
and all over the State for a considerable peri
cd, long enough to have won the confidence
OF the State. 1t is an Iowa institution, root
and branch, and as such We believe it possess.
es superior claims over all Others, and should
he patronized in preference to any other Com
pany. Our State Officers, with other stock
holders, aim to make this the leading Compa-
ny of the West and an honor to the State of
Iowa. We trust our citizens will investigate
its merits and govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN WRIGHT.
General Agent 81 Cong. District
II. o. PRATT,
15y1 Agent for Floyd County.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
BOARD OF DIRECTORS /:

n. B. Baker, Adjutant General of Iowa ; J.
A. Harvey, Register State Land Office Jas.
Brown, Merchant, Oskaloosa; James Wright,
Secretary of State James Mathews, Provost
Marshal; D. f. Jones, Deputy Register State
Land Office; Benz. Hollingsworth, Merchant,
Oskaloosa Geo. Kruck, Knoxville Frank
NJ. Mills. stationer, Des Moines; ]. r Need
ham Ex-Lieutenant uG"ernor; VIM. Tough
ridge Judge 9th Judicial DistrIrt Gran Fa'
wife Superintendent Public Instruction
White, Banker. 0skaloosa w. ii. Holmes
Treasurer of State; +. w. Palmer, Editor
State Register.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31

anons the articles taken into the
far west last year by one or two lndi-
an traders, were few gross of Pha-
Ions Night Blooming Cereus." with
which some of the red ladies were so
delighted that they would not look at
the other notions so long as it lasted.
Even in the savage state woman is
tasteful. Sold everywhere.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31

The railroad and public bridge over
the Wisconsin river at kilbourn City,
was destroyed by fire on the goth inst.
The cost of the bridge in 1857, was
$500.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31

= Hon! r. q. Howe. Senator from Wis
Lconsin Hon. j. w Grimes Senator
from Iowa and Representatives, Grin
bell and Allison, of this State, have
ur thanks for various public docu-
1ents.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31
M
The Young Canadian

Will he found the coming Season at his stable,
one-and -a-half miles South-els OF Charles
City He was raised 10y Miles J. Barrett, Esq.
Of Canada WAS sired by a celebrated French
Horse. and foalcd by a Morgan Maze He
stands sixteen and-a half hands high. and
weighs thirteen hundred pounds Color,
bright bay Those interested will please call
and see him. Terms reasonable
n b. One hundred dollars will he given
for the choice of his colts when old enough
to wcan, to be selected by disinterested Judges.
GEO MITCHELL
Charles City, ApriL l0h, 1866.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31

The Court House at tho new county
seat. Of Wright county is in process Of
erection,
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1866-05-31

CtEpGWICK WHITE has Just received a
y new supply of Clocks, also good assert
ment of Jewelry. ....-s
Charles City, Oct. - 1895,