Charles City intelligencer., June 02, 1864, Image 3

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Cfic fitftlligthttr.
el breastworks formed an angle or
sal it'llt. and his men advanced silent
ly and, without filing a shot, entered
the works at the salient and swept up
the inside of the riffht, making the
Splendid haul of prisoners already
known to you. Unfortunately, the
^supporting line cheered when nearing
the works, otherwise we would, the
prisoners say, have captorcd botKEw*
ell and Lee.
The assault was made between four
aud five o'clock, in the gray of the
morning. Barlow's division, which
had the advance, Milks' brigade lead
ing, went up in column by battalion
double on the centre, Biruey's divis
ion in two lines of battle, and the di
vision of Gibbon and Mott, in the sec
ond line, supporting. The storming
column rushed over the enerny'n
breastworks, which were exceedingly
etrong, with a ditch iu front, and drove
the enemy back for a mile. Here the
enemy rallied, and Hancock at six
A. returned and formed his line of
battle in the enemy's works. As this
was the key of the wholo position our
right was gradually refusod, and the
main body of tho army massed on tho
left. The Sixth Corps (Wright) which
had been on the i ight of the Second
withdrew behind their skirmish line
And united with Hancock's right, aud
Afterward two dirisious of Warren's
were brought over.
The history of the day after six
o'clock iu the morning is all summed
up iu five successive and fierce as
eaults which Lee made to take the
'lost position. At first Ewell's corps
•lone confronted Hancock, hut during
the day Hill and Longstrcet were
drawn over from the rebel left, and the
*rmy of Lre flung itself iu five despe
rate efforts to recapture the breast
works. Hut it was all in vain, as eve
ry assault met a bloody repulse. So
tsrrific was the death-grapple, howev
er, that at different times of the day
the rebel colors were planted on the
one side of the works and ours on the
other, the men fighting across the
parapet. Nothing during the war has
equalled the savage desperation of
this struggle, which continued for
fourteen hours, and the scene of the
conflict from which 1 have just come,
presents a spectacle of horror that cur
dles the blood of the boldest. '1 he an
gle of the works at which Hancock
entered, and for the possession of
which the savage fight of tho day was
made, is a perfect Golgotha, in
this angle of death the dead and
Wounded rebels lie. this morning, lit
erally in piles—men iu the agonies of
death groaning beneath the dead bod
ies of their comrades. On an area of
a few acres iu the rear of their po
sition lie not less than a thousand reb
el corpses, many literally torn to
shreds by hundreds of balls, and sev
eral with bayonet thrusts through and
through their bodies, pierced mi the
very margins of tlio parapet which
they were determined to retake or
perish in the attempt. The one excla
mation of every man who looks on
the spectacle is, God forbid that 1
should ever gaze upon audi a sight
again."
Hancock's movement is regarded
hare as the most brilliantly coucoivcd
and executed tactical operation of the
war, and has added to the splendid
fame he won in the three daya's tight
in the Wilderness. After the turning
movement of the morning the Sixth
Corps aud two divisions of the Sec
ond should be included in the history
of the day. They share tho honors of
the glorious but bloody field of Spot
sylvania. Our loss of yesterday must
reach ten thousand.
Congrett.
The Committee of Ways and Means
of the House have reported the new
tariff bill. A duty of 60 per cent, is
imposed upon silks. The duties on
spirits are as follows Brandies, 1st
proof, $2,50 per gallon all other spir
its $2,00 per gallon. Woul worth 34
cents a pound aud over is to pay a
duty of 10 cents a pound and 10 per
csn't. ad valorem wool worth from
IS to U cents a pound is to pay 6
cents a pound. The duty on woollen
goods is 20 cents a pound and 30 por
cent, ad valorem.
A- V, Mayor of the city of Pea Moines,
H&ncook S Splendid Chftr^li I has at longth been decidod in favor
Mr. Wm. Swinton, correspondent of of Leas, who is now the duly installed
lbs New York Times, writing under Mayor of that city. The Copperheads
data of the 131b instant, gives the fob bad, or claimed to hare, a majority of
lowing vivid account of Hancock's 'the votes, but many of them bsing"
late charge npon tho enemy's works fraudulent, the Court has wisely and
I have just returned from the scene ju*t!J *iven
of Gen. Hancock's brilliant victory of elected candidate. Mayor Leas is
Thursday morning. At th point at an estimable man—a lover of good or-
Mr. Grinnell of Iowa, the extensive
wool grower, will soon speak to the
House upon the policy and necessity
of higher protection for wools and for
cloth manufactures. Several Kaatera
cloth makers are in VVashiugton prop*
erly urging the mem tiers of the House
and the Ways and Means Committee
to strike out from the free list coarse
wools of low grade, aud to eucourage
by adequate protection the wool grow
ers of the Northwest and of Califor
nia.
TUe House has
•olve of Mr. Wilson of lows, whereby
all the Railroads existing throughout
the country are authorized and requir
ed to carry passengers aud freight be*
tweeu the States on either hand—in
other words, whereby such baleful mo
nopolies aa that of the Camden and
Am boy Company are annulled and
precluded, in so far as Railroads may
atready exist calculated to compete
with them. The power here cxerciaed
was affirmed by the Supreme Court
io the case of Gibbons against Ogden,
whereby the monopoly of running
Steamboats within the waters of New
York State was overthrown. The
Boston Wsrren Bridge case, as deci
ded by the Supreme Court, was like
wise a home thrust at the principlt of
monopoly.
.»afc|jr jjogRjuuj, of Trenton Co.,
I!!., June 80th, I860, says: "Sine*
the introduction of Christie's Agu#
J)alsam, I can acll no other Ague Hem
«dy, it gives the most perfect satisfac
tion. You will please aend mo four
doeen, for it is the most staple medi
cine I have it has not failed to cure
ip a singif instance." See Advertise
•Mft,
1
-7.
i.nMM'fmU—i I
The RepfrtrtTet# "State {^inventions
of Venn
out, Massachusetts, New York,
Illinois and Ohio have all lately adop
ted resolutions in favor of the rc-eleo
frvatfapt Uoeuta. \j
DEB MorsKB.—Ttie roitrfltrrl ©Ice*
tion caeo between Lea« (Republican)
and Morria (Copperhead) fur the office
tho offic0 to
tb® ,,on"11/
ry eiecteu canmu.ie. i*r«.
T" V "t.m.blc m.n-. lover of good or-
I d" "o! good moral.-«od it hoped I,,,
Wo learn by an arrival from Key
West that the Harriet Lane, which
was captured by the rebels in Galves*]
ton Hay iu January, 1863, has sue*!
cecded in escaping from that port
with a cargo of cotton for Havana,
whero she is now tying. Her arms*
merit has been removed, aud she is
employed in running the blockade.
Several other blockade runners from
Galveston, with large cargoes on
board, had also reached Havana iu
safety.
tingnished itself and fought with al
most superhuman valor. They nei
ther asked nor gave quarter, and at
the close of one of the nomerous en
gagements every man came out with
a bloody bayonet.
The students' company, of tha State
University, lOO daya men, numbering
90, is officered as follows Capt. Bor
lan, of the University First Lieut,
l'crry of the Western College, and
Second Lient. Stephens, of Cornell
College. Captain Horlan was a tutor
in the State University. Lient. Perry
was Lieut, in the 22d Iowa. The ma
terial of tliis company ia excellent.
During the recent furlough of the
Second Iowa Cavalry, two hundred mar- i
riages took place in the regiment, there
being twenty-uine marriages in one
company alone.
Man is the guest of wisdom he
will drop for shame, his arrogance,
aud aeek never again to entertain or
patronize this architect aud master
of the house.
Hon. KHjah Sells, of tWe State, Cor
the past year an officer of the Navy,
has been appointed Third Auditor of
the Treasury. a»i-
K full company of ono hundred day
men has been raised in Butler county
and vicinity, aud the men have gone
into camp at Davenport.
Brig. Gen. A. J. Smith, who eaved
Rank a' army by lilt akill and bravery,
liaa been promoted to the rank of Maj.
General.
In many looalitiee the ladiee are
getting op mueh aud milk festivals in
aid of the Northern Iowa Sauitary
Fair.
jflJWf.,
Tlie withdrawal of our troops from
Texas leaves the Uuionists of that
State in a deplorable condition.
to meet at Wiuterset July 5th.
Nathaniel Hawthorne, the distin
guished author, died io Boston on tbe
19th
ult.
The wool crop of Michigan,
for
tbe
present season it estimated at tvtto
millions pounds.
Secretary Chase is about to issae
3-cent fractional currcncj.
Senator Haot, of Clayton County,
ia ill with tbe amaM pox. I*1
Tlierc it a rumor that &£ Davit
hat fled from Richmond.
Guerillaa are again making troable
ou th« Miaaitaippi.
STATE OF IOWA.
AlVIl'TANT (iKNKKAL'fl OFFICB, i
Diiirtnport, May 6, 1864.
Omteral Order .Vo. 14.
I. All CouiinAnder8 of Militia Companiaa
ia this State which have volnnteered for th«
lOO l»ys call, or Coiutiiiiinlt is of ni|nuii«J
pttacd the joint rt-j raised by lteci uiting CoininiKtiiont rg lnin this
ollite. will at once prccced with th«ir Coinpa
nies to Oeticrul lletidezvmiD, Lavt'ii}-i t, upon
tranportulinti lutsst-n iu heretofore directed.
II. This docs not apply to KcKimcnts
raised in the lirt CmKru«Kioaal Dutfict,
which will rendezvous at Keokuk-
III Col. 'ullxfrtHon, A. A. (J is ordered
from this le|MirtiiitDt to Keokuk, where he
w i a a s A A a u A i n s o
.State for the purpose of organising troo(Ni
there.
IV. All troops raised in the First Congres
sional District will report to Col. Cultn:rtiion,
A. A. G., at K.aukak, by Saturday, tbe 14th
Lust.
V. Enlistment papers for troopa |a the
Firtit Cungrettional Dinttict, required by Geo.
eral Orders No. 11, will be delivered to Col.
CU11K-IUMI, A. A. Ct and to Cuptaiu T. W.
Walker, U. B. A., at Keokuk, the la*t named
oflicer acting in Uhalf of Lieut. Col. W N.
Uiier, 1st U S Cavalry, Chief Mustering Otli
oar of the State.
By order of the Cop»raander-in Chisfc
N B. BAKKU,.
v. J4-4 Adjutant General of Iowa.
STATE OF IOWA.
Anjt TAMT OaNKKAL S (IrriCK,
Davenport, lows, Muy 3, 1864.
NOTICE.
A Board of Examination of the
Veteran Re
serve Corfis ts now iu session at tbe Bnrtis
House, (Colonel George II. Mor^.m, 1'iesi
iient.i for the purpose txaiiiininc all the
ottkers in tbi« 8Uite con net ted with Uis corjw,
ami also all applicants for ap(iointinetit in the
corps who received orders froni the Psovo«t
Marshal General to api»cur bet'oie hiui. The
iium^iute attentum of parties interested is
dt'siiuble.
Papers throogbout the State are requested
to give publicity to this notice
N B. BAKER,
S S
MansfieM'g rh'tpemratory says thai
most of the Sarsaparilla of the whops
is inert and worthless. Dr. Aycr iu
his writings on this drug states that
not only is it inert as found iu tho
shops, but so also are most of the
preparations from it, or bearing its
name. He shows, however, that this
fact arises from the use of worthless
varieties, or nuskilitul preparations by
incompetent men that the true Modi*
cinal Sarsiiparilla (Sarza Smilax off.)
of the tropics, when freshly gathered
in the bud,
T.
i i a a e a i v e s w e o s s e s s o i n e
w|(h
one of the most effectu*
.„b(1,J0(,„
|al,„|
and believed that he will at once in- Dock, &c., it makes Ayer's Comp. Kxt.
augurate some of the many reforms
needed in tfiat wicked aud tumble
down city,
grf,t
,„era.
|ike i„dinc, Stilling!.,
of Sarsp which we have reason to be
lieve is one of the most effectual rem
edies for humors, skin diseases and
for purifying the blood which has ever
yet been found by anybody.—Manner
(Me.) Nerrnry.
^Northern Iowa Sanitary ttuhr,
To b« tioldcn *t DuhMqut,
A COrrggpOTHfent of ttra Missouri mer, net ill a polished mahogany full cabinet
... i cane. Value $115.
Democrat, who Was With Oeo. J?teeles For 2d best mwle gentleman's shirt-One
army in the retreat from Camden,' of Wheeb-r A Wilson's best N... Sewing Ma
chine*, silver plutcd, with K'.IS.S foot and hem
Arkansas, says that the first Kansas
Commencing June 21st, 1864.
i Magnificent Prizes
""SpEN Foil COMPETITION TO AI&.
The following liberal premium* are offered
by the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany for the host Shirt*
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
For the best made penHcman'* tbfrt Hfte
of Wheeler A Wilson's bent N. 1 Sewing Ma
chines, silver plati 1. with £la*s foot mid hem-
mer
(Colored) Regiment particularly die- Value $83 00. ...*•*
o s a e e n e a n s s i O n e
of Wheeler k Wilson'* best No. 2 Sewinur Ma-
in polished mahogany half case.
chines, luoiize linish. with gla«s foot and hem
mer, set n a polished mahogany tabbj. Val
ue $65 00.
To cncoarngt sales, there is offered to the
gentleman who shall t»e the lucky pun iser
of a premium shirt, the right to purchase at
HAI.F THICK, a machine like the one awarded
to the *hut purchased.
All shirts offered for premium must be do
nated to the Fair, and sold for the lenefit of
the Sanitary Commission. 'l"be shirts *hall
le olf'-red for Kale at a reasonable ptiee, which
shall te fixed by the Committee. The Inisii
r.ens of the department will l»e under the e»»
elusive control of the Kxecutive Committe«%
subject to the following rule*
The Committee shall designate three com
petent judges to award the picinhum.
The award shall In- made on the day previ
ous to the Fair, and delivered in writing to
the Secretary «t" the Dc|»artmt.'nt. who hiuill
faithfully withhold it until th« close of the
sale.
The Committee shall appoint a suitable
penon, who shall be Secretary of the Depart
ment. He shall receive all contribution* and
numkr consecutively as they are received.
He Khali keep a lwok iu whi lie shall enter
each contribution as received and numlered
The Kegistci »hall i-how the naine and Post
Office address of eiwh contrihutor, with Mankg
for entries of pmchascr's name, and price
{taid for the article.
The several clerks employed by tliq commit
tee shall each keeps book in whbh they flliall
enter the name and Post tMtice address «f each
purchnser. the nunitei of' the ghirt bold, and
priee received. After the sale IH cloned, the
clerk's bc,ok shall le delivered to the Secretary
of the Department, who shall [«»st the sale in
to his register, snd deliver the books, with
his register, to the President. The receipts,
accomiuiin'd with »tatements, each cleik shall
j»y over to the Treasurer of tho Fair. The
cards on the shiits will be no arranged that af
ter the award.no person, not hiving access
to the Secretary's lieitister. can identify the
articles tu which premiums have been awar
ded. No person but the President of the Fair
shall have aii'tiM to the Secretary s liegister
until the sale is closed, and the clerk's entiies
are posted.
After the sale the President will cause to be
published th« names of sll do»iom. the win
ners of the prizes, and tbe purchasers of the
premium shirts.
The machines ofltre»l as premiums will be
on exhibition dining the F.iir, ,kfter which
they will lie I to xed free of expem* and shipped
to the order of tbe fortunate owners, or de
livered to them iu person at the office of tbe
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company's
Agency, $12 Main street, Dubuque.
fciHIiiT DEPAUT11CST.
Pirectii'iis for making and forwanling shirts
for the PremnHii Shirt lV|tartBaent of the
Northeru Iowa Sanitary Fair
Shirts must he niiule of bleached cotton,
without ct)llars the bosom, (dollar hands aud
cuffs are to In- linen bosoms plain, not les*
tltau 18 inches long, with centre plait 11 inch
I side, aud three plaits on each side lj inch
wide collar binds 1} inch wide in haik anl
inch wide in trout cuffs 2 inches wide but
ton-hoks for sleeve links. In measuring the
... sleeve measm-e from centre of u k to end of
The Republican Congressional Con-
cu^
vention for the 5th District is called lowing dime•unions:
Size l.-Nwk 14 in., yoke 8in., sleeve 32
in., body 36 in wiit 01 in.
tiize 2Neck 14A in yoke ft te.t sleeve U3
in,, body in wrist 10 iu.
Ditfeu nt sizes must be made of the fol-
Size 3. Neck 15 in yoke 8§ In., sleeve 33
in., body in wrist 10 in.
8iae4—N«sk 15$ in, yoke 8) in., sle«ve
34 In lxxly 87 in., wrist 1$ ia.
Each shirt mu»t be washel, ironed and la
Iteled with a card giving the Mze of the shirt,
aud the curvtribetoi s name and PoflftOfticc wl
dress Wrap th- in in paper and pnt up in
packages not exceeding lour shirts each, with
a thin piece of board at top &nd bottom, the
full size of the package. Mark each package
'•Premium Shirt lK-partment, Northern Iowa
Sanitary Fair, Duhu^ue," aud scud to t|ic,
nearest Express Office.
WHKAT AUD FLOCB.
Tlie following premiums are offered by the
Key City Mill Company of Dubuque
Thiity doil.os for the best specimen of fall
wh
•at flour of not less than two barrels.
Thirty dollars for the lte«t specimen of
spring wheat flour, of not less than five bar
rels.
Forty dollars for the largest donation of
either fall or spring wheat Hour of good qual
ity.
Twenty-live dollars for the best specimen
of wheat, either fall or spring, of not less
than five bushels.
Twenty five dollars for the greatest quanti
ty of sound wheat donated to tbe Fair.
BUTTER.
The following premiums on batter
are offsr
ed by Luther ami Edgar Tisdaie
Thirty-five dollars for tbe best three gallon
i crock.
Fifteen dollars for the second best.
All wheat and dour donated should be
marked For the Northern Iowa Sanitary
Fkir, Dubuque, Iowa,' and arut or delivered
to Kingman of the Key City Mills. All
Butter donated should be matted in the same
way, and stmt or delivered to Kdgar lisdale,
Dubuque, Iowa. Fifth street, between Maiu
and L-w ust streets. The name of tie- donor
ami his Po.^tottiic address should be attached
to each article.
'l bs premiuma on wheat, flour and butter
will be awarded by cotauuUscs uhuseu by the
Vice- Presidents.
11KNRY A. WILTSE, Prea't.
AUSTIN AJUWI ..
May -0th, 1864.
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Save Your Life. jj|J
IYSPK1'M
A, EltYSIPKLAS, KIDNEY
Complaint, Sick and Nervous Headache,
nriU«iu, Gravel, 'letter, Barber's It and
BaMiu'M A Treatise on the alxive diseases,
wiiii Uieir speedy uad permanent cure^ sent
free to any address. Address S. I* I'll AM,
No. 35 South Kighth St., l'Uiliulelpliia, Pa.
The Fa'noh Preventive. J1
VldHTLY F.M1SSIONM EFFK^ITALLY
J^| pieveuled, witliout tho uae of medicine,
by the use of Tlie French Preventive.'' tbe
giwaiest inventiou of the afT*. Fries. One
DolUr Sent post-paid to all parts of the
conutiy. Addres# lr. S. CUKTIS, Hi»x 36U7,
Poetoffius, rbiladclphu, Pa. Circulars sent
free. 17iu6
gyPytptpsli Caa be Curod .Jjf I
DYSPEPSIA,atonce
no matter of how lonjr stan4'
iu^. yiekls to L'I'UAM'S Dvarcr
aiA t'vHB. The cilucU of this ii uicdy are tru
ly muitical. Try it aiul be i\nvineel. Price,
One Dollar a box. Sent post paid to any ad
dress, by S. C. Ll'HAM, 46 Smith Htli street,
STATE OT HJWar I
A IW IT ANT TK\KHA».'- Omen, I
!aveiifort. April '28.
A fall Keffiinont ot Ifoavy Artillery will be
accept by the attend Government to fill
out the 10 000 Volunteers of thin State. Kx«
pelieneed Artillerists and the best mmpanles
in the State will be accepted for thi* service.
ADR. Qmx.
1*. H. UAKKK
Adi'tOen.
0k 'X 3
.ml STATE
BAKKK
IKKK. V
of Iowar
Si n STATE OF IOWA. V
*A
ADJITANT GKNKRAL'S Orr||B, I
Davenport, Iowa, May |th, 1864.
General Order Nn. 12.
Any person who undertakes to reemit in
this Statu for any service without express au
thority from a United States officer or from
this Department, shall at onee be arrested.
By nfdetof (Xtnimander-in-Chief.
N B. BAKKH,
Adjutant General of Iowa.
«u
OF
IOWA.
AlUfTAXT fiF.VETt AL. s OrriCTt. 11
Davenport, May 6, 1864.
Gen Ordfr X„. 13.
I. All xoldiers of regiments directed to re
port to the Governor of this State for furlough
or any other purpose, will lie held strktlv ac
countable for any damage or injury tlmt may
be done by them to any private property in
the State.
II Where officers are in command of com
panies or detachments, ittule ordors to report
to the fioremor of this State, or to the Super
intcndi-nt of Recruiting Service in this State,
through the Governor, nuoh officers will l»e
held ren|M!nsille ftr all damages to any prop
erty, unless it is clearly sliown that said offi
cers exurt their authority aud iiitlucucti to
prevent baid «lamages.
By order of the Commander
!n-Chisf.
N. B. iAKLR»
Adjutant Uetuuui of Iowa.
IMPORTANT.
The following dispatch from the War De
partment if of importance to whom It con
cerns
WASHIWOTO*, April 30,1864.
:—Tbe Department can­
not con Kent to enlisted men being detached
from their commands to assmt in recruiting
the one hundred 1100j davs troops.
M. VlXCKNT, A. A. O.
New Goods, New Goods|*«
.New Goods, New Goods,
New Goods, New Goods,
New Goods, New Goods,
Al GILBERT & DEAN'S.
Sorghum Seed,
RIPE,
At GILBERT & UKAN'S.
Cast Cast-Steel Plows,
Beat ever made, fur sale by
GILBERT k DEAN.
Ladies' & Misses' Hats,
Trimmed sud rntrinimed.
At GILBERT k PEAK S.
Lithograph of the President's
Emancipation
Proclamation for sale at the Stone 8tove.
Photograph Albums
For sale at GILBERT & DEAN'S.
Codfish and
Japan Te*
1
At GILBERT It DEAN'S
Baby Wagons
For aale by Gll.BKRTjk WEAN.
Summer Clothing,
At GII.UEll &. DKAW8.
Buffalo Robes,
For Kile by GILBERT k DtAN.
imd i
Clothes Wringers,
At (SILI5KHT & 1KAN'S.
Cloaks, New Styles,
At ©ILBLiTT k D1AN'
Zephyr Worsteds,
Spinning Wheels,
At UMS Stone
Clothing,
VARIKTY, At U1LHEUT A DEAN'S.
Whole Suits, men's,
For sale by GILBERT 4 DEAN.
Wagon Grease,
The best Iiiiidc. fur side by Gilbert ft Deaa.
Broom Corn Seed,
Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Ladies' Dress
PRINTS and DeLAINES
of ditferent styles and quality,
Wool Moods, Shawls,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
AipfeMlid abbortmcnt of Ladies' Spanish fail
Jools.ey BCats,
Plumes, Ribbons, Flowers,
Itonnet ltuche,
HOSIERY, i!LOWS. HOOP SKIRTS,
Gloves and Mitttcns,
BOOTS & SHOES,
lleady-Made Clothing,
BroadelotliM and Cas»iiueiti,
of the bent quality,
Satinets and Heavy Winter Cloths
of different grades,
Hats and Caps,
Sheetings. Denims, Shirtings and Flannels,
Whips, Trunks, Satt hels,
and many other goods U»o numerous to men
tion and too expensive to print.
Call uiul set for yourselves, aud examine
the goods and prices.
I' if W. McNABB.
flt. CfearleaCity. May 1, 1861. 41yl
MACHINBBY
arft^, vy n. v. ui IIAJI, ptuiut nui ait^t,
r|iiiiitii)|\hiHi im mat ftm j#§t$Uditog
CR. It. WEAVER'S
Compound Extrisl
I -or—
FIREWEED
For th* rcmoml (»nil prrm.inent enrs of
•W 4hth9?s rrf tr-ta a:s ttsta of tta
BlooJ, or habit of tbo nyatom.
Serofnln, Rh*«m*tl«in, DniKmli.
CVUr*»rr, s.,t
Eri klprlas, WlHi t.lvpr Com.
plaint, ana Cutanrons Af
fecttaaa V«Srrallr.
S«r« Eyci of Ions •tanriln^, and all
Dlssaac* artsinc ft-ont «n Imoara
oftht Blood.
•tatsi
Tbl» K*tr»ct I* si
eoiayonas of Vrgeta
»!«••, mid rnntains no
u n v
H'hati'Tflr, and in en
•lr»»ly Iirkrm1p«. »nd *t
tho *Hni« tiiim In
rful in its pffpcts, »nd
upun tin1
lvxi from whence all I
tb«ae dii«a*ei ari«*.
«tnnr», llirr»*-|
rc it pro-lun-i.
ii" |tittiui nr.
utli.-r injitriotmi
iff' t« wll*trv-
At the Stone Mota.
tj
Stora.
Balmoral Hose aud
COKSKTS, For sale by Gilbert k Dean.
A larpr** lot, choap,
At G1
LBEKT k DEAS S.
Boots and Shoes, large
At Ottbart It Daan'a.
H.W. McNABB'S
Cash, and Ilofidy-X^ay
Isens
won.D
rcs|e tfully announce ttweciti
of St. Chailea i'ity and surrounding
country that 1 am opening a new and well se
lected stock of
OIL, Kerosene, Vhutgv
Wall anc
Vail and Window Piii* r, for Kale by
(ilLBEKT & I'E\5.
1
nnmu
5 3
s i i
i
s
i
e
Tn rrery pro*TC«iTr
•'•fwrx B, porifvl* arrive
whwn a ni w Jir-' tion
li to Its
CUOTM. The** EJHKH'*,
pronged from thn di»
iT«ry of new fa«-tH,
sho.Minjr alight whicb
change* the «hl* a*-j
pwt of acienco. The
Iiri'*»nt
as:
W one of thin
iri'l, and thi* (tr«.it|
r»rn#dj n.w offcrrd to
thn aflflirle I Udeatiued U
to «fTwt an entire rev-!
fV
clutioa in thn treat-1
ment of diinuoii. 0B
The prnprl^tdr* of
(hi* compound rhal
I'Mijre th» w .rid
pr»hiceaoything thnt
cm vie or esrel IU 1A
triaats proper
tie*.
5: w I a s
v
Li 1
i 4
i.i c* 5 3 5*
"I.3 1 3 e-3
":'v 5
K
s Z. 2-
•A *.~n
5" c.
Jl'y, |?c??
Jj W "Z*
a Z 5 tr 2
§1 Piifiii,
a
3
liifu.ij
T" all OIUM wtier^ tLU mrdkiriv I* tskon accord
ln^ t. dirwtiom, tbo proprietors Jo not heeitate \o
Warrant a p* i iikinent rur«.
W" Beware of Irapoal&tmat ^a
Se» thnt our *l^natur i« on erery bdttl* yo« buy,
and that Dr. Wvavci'x Coiupoand Extract af
Kir»*wil, or ilnmor and Urer bjrsp," li blown ia
the bottle no oth«r ciin nt-nuiDo.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR 1'KR DOTTLK, OR SIX
BOTTLES "Ull FIVB DOLLARS.
Bent by K*pr*» on rrreipt of the money.
Ml by all Drurf^mta and medicine dealer*
WALKER & TAYLOR,
Iu .»n i y
'upplv f.»r fl.
Proprietor*, Chicago.
8 O V I
RASNOLPN BT.. CHICAOO,
Oeaersl AstfcetfcsMerttiwNit
aU druggists atul Mediciue IksUe**.
DR. CHRISTIE'S
AGUE BALSAM.
r.* the mro
tif K«r»-r itad A
Kilv. in nil ll"
irtn". hi»* no
Christie's
oqimllr u ral-
u*Me for yrtb
tr.:tiMii as a.
rare. Very f«w
Hiiil. Th" Bul
A III I llC
tm.inmitu- p.ii
••11 "I tvti,
and Agrue fr"in'
tli«* »»«t«*m.*nd
i-rvj.ut-.i- FEVER AND ACll.
dr iiiriB .ni,
•f 1..
AGl h'
will er«r
fiiffcr
A S A
CL'UKS
fr«mi iiitxrniitt
i-iiti
if
tln v a-
vailtli. nm-iviie
tlx- prott-e-'
ti.m tlii« rruiif-:
dv
ntT"r.|*.
r.
Ir.1
Tiirlftif's Aijm
RitNarn
taken tb. MrnoUni
Sr«t «pr»r..*rtii term,
I t)i' piunion-1
Itury sy'itp-,
("III" It in lt"t
•ni* tlie bMt) ,,
ni. ly vftdi. r-rt,
ly r«-. )inimiKj
I «1 tlie
rh)*ici iu« in
tbe oiuntry.
litis:
"I. with crmft-j
(|I-III-, r"C.»n»"
ItK'Ild On- Bill
h»ui an xuptTior
DUMB AGUE,
CHILLS I FEVER,
lut tin- ch«*r\|»-
In any other
jin-parati'iu
Sajr* another:
1 "I niv« u«d
it with uni|..rni
IVrl.dic»l
11.^.1-
artir .r Itil .u*
Ueadaclio,
It 11. it i 11
r. li' tull.
1 n ti 1
CUIUSFIES
}u«d io.r. AI
irr««t i.up**riAr-!
tty (Iii*
i.'ini* (ITITmrd-j
»n«v«"j,
ami
cau C"iltd«-ntlT
AGUE
1
all'
.itll-T« l«, lt
I'diiUin n»
ur p"i-
i n u u u
rrctirimi.'tiit 't
for all tluMr
rump I a i o 11
u'huh it i* of
fir. Onc«
in.*ri To iny
kn-wlcd^e it
tiM l)' V«»r dl«
•Itpointfd the
ri-MunahK' i'X-
In (wrf.-ily
HA R.Vr.Kss,
saJ frvv frnt all
MINERALCR
POISONOUS SUB-
rr
upm the
r'itiittiiiitiiD
Tliixt- curvd by
it if It-ft
pi-itati'-tn of
tll.WV »llillKVl
U»*d it.'' Still
Miotht-r writix:
"I h*T' ll"lir»
Itntioa iti •ay-
STANCE.
ln'&lthT A* if
It can t*k»rn iri* lli.it it i« a
jthr* bad u«-T«H by the Uelpl' ui- /nfr,i ,nrrhi*nt
li.«d tbt iliwiur (*ut, 1 ig'ir iH and\--ry .'fflca
Tln- At'"*- Hal-iy 'O'h and f.-.t.! ri.iut in.diciinv
•Kin i« an in-'iMt'.w'lhootlnJiirr, ff,turruinnU
valaal'le ,r Ji alway* with M* aanf: ask
tM ti.iu t., fur
«u» tra»«*lini{ i!». CuRnm'8
'.r t**mjw»rarilyj CALL PlR
readmit ia in.i-
1
Uikr H'iuO%*r.
iariou* die-.CHRISTIE'S, The unl*^iiiad
ttiifn. if tnkwi, fd |«.pularity
JUZUi ofDr flu istif'e
daily while rx-i AffHf Haltam
tu the AT SI AIX induced
lufnction.
Ilt'uce, U
Diany oowrter
feita.
Ai4 take athtr.:
S S O O V I
rftOt*AUTOR,
Dealer in Family Medicines,
76 Baadolph St., Ctucigo, Hl^
lifluw *UocU)rii ikailiti
a44r«Md.
old bjr«
W !..*hiukuhl. Charl-
Morse. OHA^e C. W.
City, IFW.I I'.
Billings, tiraaiord
Lehuikubl & Hausberf, Floyd.
New Photograph Gallery*
J. E. RICH
^["WTOULD respectfully announce to the dt*
V iiens Charles City and tbe balaaoe
of mankind that be is now prepared to take
I^ictures
of all who may favor him with a call. Pho
tographs taken in all tbe vaius styles aiid
wairanteti to please. All arc respecttully in
vited to call and examine my work whether
wishing pictures or not.
I'tcture* taken in cloudy at vrtll as MI fmr awsfAsr.
N 1 ltixiin. tirst door north of the In
tel ligetRvr Building." up
stair*.
Charges City, Dae. St, 183t,
Produce Wanted.
ACA
kinds of Produce taken ia exchange
for G«KH1R at our Store in Floyd—such as
Wheat, Hides, ltutter, i^gs, etc. Prices tbe
uc iii CUarko City.
LESMKUHti
Floyd, Nov. 18«A
&
Goods,
A CO.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
S A E S
or ALL KINDS.
Also, Warehouse Trucks, Letter Presses, 4c.
jFairbatiks, lireenleaf, & Co.,
172 Lake Street, Chicago.
Be careful to buy ouly the genuine. Jj
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
rHII-APKLTHIA.
A Bmmtmt Institution ettablitked Iff Special Kn
dvwmetU for the rein/ the Sick and lhstres*ed,
a'Hicted u-ilk \1rulen( and Chronic Ditcuse*, aud
e'tfx-cudly for the cure of Diteasts of the Sciuiil
Oro-tn*.
MKIUCAL
ailvice .riven gratis, by the Act-
iii« SurK«»n, to all who apply by U tter,
with description of their oomlition, *.re, *H-
cupation, habits of lite. Sic.,) aud iu utses of
extreiuo poverty, Modiciues furnished free of
char i^-
Vahiable Heports on Spermatorrhea, and
other DUiswcs of th- Sexual Organs, aud on
tho n»*w Koinodieii employed in the Dihpousa
ry, sent to the aitlU tod iu MkUed letter envel
OIK'S, free of ••!»irtn*. Two or three Stamjw for
pt).sta^'o will bo acceptable.
Address, Dr. .1 Skilliu Houghton, ActinK
SurjrtMn. Howard A^Mx iatktn, No. 2 S«»uth
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By orJti of
the Dirwtors
VJllA n. HKARTWELL. !»res.
OiH, ItfUW. y,5 21:1
S i S
NEW ARRIVALS I
SPRING AND SUHKE
0
vr:
Jastpnrchasel of Manufacturers ond Impor
ters, consisting in part as follows:
STAPLE AND PANCT
Dry Goods*
Stameroos Stylas and Tarletlesef
LADIES* DliESS
Dress and Tailors' Trimmings,
Broadcloths, Plain aud
Fancy Cassimeres,
Doeskins,
Vesting, &c., Ac.
GENTLEMEN'S
Fall and Winter
CLOTHING
Hats, Caps, Honnets, Boots,
Shoes and Findings, Yankee
Notions and Stationery.
Lehmkuhl & Hausberg,
Bare jost raceived, at their Stora
In Floyd VUlase
A large and complete assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
1
tEHMKUHL
Is new opening a Largs and Cenplvte
Aflsortrnont ef
Spring and Summer Goods,
At his Store l»
i
:©avy SHolf
HARDWARE,
Nails, Oils, Paints, Drugs,
Glass, Sash, Putty—Cheaper
than heretofore.
FARI1IVG
IMPLEMENTS
•f various descriptions.
West India Goods & Groceries,
Such as Molasses, Tea, Coffee,
Sugar, Dried Fruit, &c., &c
All of which will he nold at UM rtrj Lowest
Prices for Cash or Ready Pay.
Charles City, Im, May 5, IMi
6 8 6 8 8
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING,
FARMS* •.
IMPLEMENTS,
Wost India Goods,
Groceries
Hats and Caps,
.BOOTS AND SHOES,
Yankee Notion
And almnrt every other kind of Goods that
may be desired.
Ail of which will be Bold at the
lowest prices for cash or
ready pay.
j. w. LEHMKI
HL.
WM. HAlBi:iUL
Floyd, May 4,18M. let
i
KF.W
WAGON
f.
SHOP
IX
CHARLES CITY,
FUOTB
ConrrT,
IOWA.
UK sulwc riber would beg leave to inform
the eitiaens of Charles City and Floyd
County that he has opeiked a Wagon Sbop in
\Vulley & Snyder's building, up stairs, where
he is prepared to execiit'* with
Neatness aud Despateh
all orders he may be favored with. He has
taken meat pains to select nood seasoned lum
ber, and from his expei ience iu his line of
business, ho Hatteis himself that he can
Manufacture and Repair
WAGONS AND BUGGIES
the cheapest and aa good aa tha
asst.
IteAll work warrauted.
Prices according to the times.
4vi PETER FOB
c4*rlea City. January 22,1864.
A*
ri
H0TCHKIS8, Agent,
WUOLKSAUI A1IO aCTAIL OBAUJi Ui
Fruit and Confectionary^
Wood and Willow Wm
Provisions, &c., Ac.
Flrat Corner South of the Carter HtfM,
Cedar l\UU, Iouu.
CEIXVR FALLS.
E\ 1ST. CHAfiK, Ag't,
DEATJ5R JK
4-^-
Foreign and DortWstUe
FUTJIT,
Clfars, Con feet ion cry, Jtt.
First door south of Pullan's Banner Store,
Haiti Stre«t, CKDAR FALLS, Iowa,
I* oifeting for sale a large Stock of Green and
Uiird Pnilts, Confectionery, Ciptrs,
Tobacvo, aad a great varh-ty of other articles,
At Competition PrioM.
U
Green Fruits, Confectionery,
Iried Fruit, Tobacco,
Canned Fruit, Nuts,
Berries, Cheese,
Maple Sugar, Herring,
Oipars by the thousand, I
Cider by the barrel,
Spices of all kinds,
Crackers, various kinda.
BALTIMORE AND COVE OYSTE158,
by the Can or Case.
Orders filled with tare and promptness. Par
ticular attention given to Milling goods
on Commission. 40yl
*RCUTT BROTHERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FmRHITIFaB,
OVKB C. B. WAIXACB'S DBOQ STOEt,
CEDAR FALLS IOWJL
0
They have on hand the
LARGEST
and
BEST SELECTED ST»CK OF FURNITURE
ever brought West of the
Mississippi.
ft?" Otir Stork consists of crerytlilng usa
allv kqt bv Furniture Dealers, and we are
now invparrtl to sell at
TI7IL$IF©G«£S2IIT©£. ILOW LFIRI3®O.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF
Boors and Blinds.
40)1
HARDWARE!!
Thompson & Co.,
[Successors to Warren Pierce,]
At the sign of the big Tea Kettle,
Opposite the Carter Howe,
Cedar Falls, Iowa,
DEALERS IN
STOV 1
|ron, Steel, Nails,
and
Tools of Every Description,
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
Window
Aod #rery thing usually found in a weIl«Mrito
ted Hardware Stock.
IS IMfilR STOCK OP
&
may be found the latest Improvements and
Best Patterns.
E&RMERS TTTET31L3 ft
.KAKV23/1J1©,
Their large and full assortment ft
Farming Tool!,
ine hides the celebrated
Molioe, Grand Delour and Rock Island
Breaking, Stirring and Corn
*9
Junes' Shovels and Spaded,
Benrdsley's Silver Steel
SCYTHES,
A LAO,
Blood's Superior Scythes tfljft
From a Ion?
esp,,rience
in the business wei
feel assured that our facilities for obtaining
Ooods from Manufa-turer!« are not excelled by
any firm West of the Mississippi river, and
are prepared to .-ell at
Low Priees.
Siconnection
with our store wahavan
TIN SHOP,
in charge of Competant Workmen. Do not
fail to aire us a call.
A. O. THOMPSON,
JOS]AH THOMPSOU.
Cadar FalU, May 29,1863. 23tf
CEDAR VALLEY
FOUNDRY
ASO
Machine Shop.
THE
undersigned would respectfully inform
the Citizens of the Cedar Valley that the
above named Foundry and Machine &bop is
now in
"Full Blast,"
and would therefore give notice that ha Is
now prepared to execute, on short notice, all
work 4fe||laiay be entrusted to to aifg ia that
lina.
Mill Gearing,
Threshing Machines, Reapers,
Boilers, Engines, aud in fact all kinds of cast
and wrought Iron work repaired. He ia pre
pared to
Manufacture
SUGAR CANE CRUSHING MACHINES,
entirely of Iron also, the nccessarj' Irons foi
Wooden Mil-chines oan be had, designed prin
cipally for farmers who have an acre or so of
jjorghum. i
IS
II. C. OVEUMAN," Proprietor.
Cadar Falls, March 13, 1S02. 13yl
TONE "»V \RE. ChuruH, lufrs, Creampota
Fiuit Jan, &c. at GILBIRT A DEAN «.
CEDAR FALLS.
Come Down, Come Dowm
to
CKDAR FALLS,
And get the Greatest iiurgaim ia
Ready Made Clothing
To be had in the Stati.
It frill pay well those
GLOTHBfG'
To pay a visit to
KT,T,EIlMArS
Philadelphia Clothing Establish!
Overman's llfcfck,
Opposite the Carter House,
CEDAB FALLS.
He Has Just Opened
Till
M10EST STOCK OP CLOTHUm
Ghent's Furnishing Goods,
Rata, Oapa, ftc.,
To be seen west of Chicago,
and will sell at
Lower Prices
AM ABy other Establishment in Mortharn
Call and judge for yourself, and
Yoti wfll find it to save yon at leut
OS Por Cent,
In making your purchases
AT ELLERMAN'S
BXTSX81TB
Olotliing House.
Conntry Merchants arc specially |Byri|cd, aa I
will ael them
trtn Ml
Lower than Chicago or Da^uque Prices.
THE LARGEST STORE,
The Biggest Stock,
Aai the Beat Goods at the Lowest Priim,
la the trne name of
ELLEEMffl'S
PHILADELPHIA
Clothing Store.
AfrU 5, 1864.
Olaaa,
WAC.oN TIMUEli,
A\T)
WAGON MATERIALS,
HARDWARE.
LYMAN BLAIR & Co.
Successors to P. Crosby,)
DBA una IN
HARDWARE,
Iron t*3 Steel,
NAILS, OLAb8,
Tin, Sheet Iron & Copper Ware,
Blacksmith and Cooper Tools,
Wagcm and Carriage Materials,
Sola Agents at this point for the Celebrated
Grand Detour Plows,
Warranted to scour in any aoiT,
Cook, Box, and Parlor Stove*,
Manufactured by J. H. Rathbone of Albany,
one of tbe oldest established Houses in tha
ftut—every Stove warranted to give satisfac
tion
Agents for Indiana Wagons.
Sign of the Padlock, oppisite tha Cartef
Houaa.
LYMAN BLAIR,
II. CAMPBELL.
I. mil l» lim I »»l .1 II nil ni »«fc mini
GARDEN VALLEY
Agricultural IV a rehouse,
SEED "STORE.
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA
A. D. BARNtJM,
Dealer in
Grain, Wool, Seeds,
AND
PRODUOB,
And Kvery Description of
Agricultural and
Horticultural Impiemeuts,
ITKLD, It ASS,
GARDEH AND FL0WEB
AGENT FOa
F. F. Smith's Patent
Cast-Steel Flow!
ALSO AdLM i uR
Bhutler's Chicago Wagon.
I would call yoar attention to my stock of
farm implements, Seeds, Ac., Ac.
I keep on hand at a 11 times the celebrated
Cast-Cast
Steel Plows,
made by Collin* & Co. Conn
Buckeye Reaper 8c Mower,
C. Aultiuan & Co's Canton, Ohio
Buckeye Jr. Mower,
C. Aultman & Co's, Canton,
Sweepstakes Thresher,
C. Aultiman & Co's Cantos, Ohio.
F. Manny's Reaper and
Slower,—
Haineti' 111. Header,
Van Brunt'* Seed sower,
Stafford's Two Horse Corn
Cultivator,
Schuttler's Wagons,
Fanning Mills,
Oarden City Clip|»er Plows, Hay Tools,
in fact all kinds of Farm Implements.
N. B. --Cash juid for old Castings, or they .a*
will lo taken in exchange for new. Order re- Grain, ami all Produce on btorage, Dt*
SLICC-tfully solicited IUKI promptly attended to. livcrcd at the Cara.
Your attention to
solicited.
Corner of Main and Race Stri
•tock Is reapectfully
A. D. BABNCM.
Cedar Falls, March 12. 1864.
DUBUQUE#
r- i a
Aubuqiie MnrMe WorR*.
JAilES & BROTHER,
lUna&ctorcTii ud Dealer* bi
Foreign and American Marble,
Coiner of Locust auJ dbk streets,
IDubuqne,
r«
•Jowa»
Wholcsttfe
Book and Stationery
arousxi
B. M. HAKGER,
No. Ill Main Street,
Dubuque, Iowti»
In fully prepaml trt Wtpjify fSoUII'lry Mevchanta
.ml otliora, in large or «mall quantities, with
evt-ry thing {tertaining to the
Book and Stationery Business.
Especial attention given Io filliag ordeia (ftm
the Trade for
School Books,
at Publwhers' pricea.
LETTER,
Cap, and Note Papers.
Blank Books,
8nnday School Books and Rennia Javaailw
Books,
Miscellaneous Books,
Sheet Music, and all
kinds of Musical Merchan
dise, which will be sold at tho
lowest rates. Agent for
Geo, A. Prince & Co.'«
Celebrated
Meflodeoifts & School Organs*
Depository of the American Tract Society.
Conn try dealers supplied on the most favor
able terms. lSyl
(IT Highest price paid for
Wholesale Book Store.
I J.H THOMPSON.
Y V U
0 E N
jTi
Orders from the trade solicited.
WILLIAM H. RTJ'MPF,
WHOLESALE
O E
AND DEAKTK IS
W ines, Liquors, Cigars,
AND TOBACCOS.
No. 31 Main Street,
DnboqiM, Iowa.
BOWEN
13yl
&
CX).,
Importers and Dealers in
CHWA, GLASS, Ql'EENSWAMf,
Silrer ITated and BriUinnia Goods,
Table Cutlery, LookingglaaeeSf
Bird Cages, Coal OU, Lamps, Ac.
Hotel, House Furnishing, and
i FANCY GOODS,
No. 85 Main streak, Daboqae, ItMMk
Trade supplied at Ea*er% frices
adding freight.
GEO. H. FRY,
Asmt for the Celebrated P. P. Stewart
COOK STOVES,
ALSO
Heating Stove*.
Parlor Stoves and alt kinds of Cook
Stoves on hand aud for aale.
No. 38 Main Strait, (Jalian Houaa Building,)
Dubuque, Iowa*
cKmgm
&.QOOR FACTORY
iAi.mr*c^ fACTDin
0«'X»
u U QlU
MANUFACTURES
For all the World and the real
of Mankind
The best of kiln-dried Pine
Houldings, Frames, Blinds,
Doors, Sash, &c.
Turning and Ornamental Scroll-Sawing dona
to order.
All orders filled at publi»hed rates, and deltv*
ered on the curs free of charge.
To dealers a liberal discount will be mad*.
If jou want work that will give aatisfactiaa
s e n u e o i
J. DICKINSON,
TMBUQUE, March 2&, 186*. 14T*