Charles City intelligencer. [volume], June 16, 1864, Image 3

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C|t |nttlligractr.
od
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Oar 100-Days Boys.
00rrwp(n'l«ncc til* fltarl.s City Jnu-tl
Davkvport, June 4,1864.
Editor Intku.iokncer :—The
boys
detachment from Ma (.or, County, by
order of Gen. Raker, *od proceeded to
elect their officers.
3 John S. Goahorn, of Wintcrset, waa
•lected Captain V. R. Kidcr, of Floyd,
lit I
iieutenant A. J. Stifflcr, of Win
terset, 2d Lieutenant. Wo aro at
tached to the 47th Regiment, Col. San
ford commanding, and are known as
Company E. To-day wo were mas
tered into Unclc Sam's service by Lt.
Harbold of the regular army. After
being mustered in, and as tho men
wero about to be dismissed to their
behalf of the Company, by Sergeant
0. H. Stilson, of Mason Citj, Iff a
brief speech, as follows
Oaptmn Gnshorn ami Lieutenant* Rider if Stijffer
From the outbreak of the present
infamous rebellion until the present
time, it has been customary, at the or
ganization of military companies, for
the privates and non-commissioned
officers to show, in some manner, tlieir i
respect and esteem for the officers in
command. In view of this fact, we,
through with it as a military necessi
ty do with it as you may think prop
er. It is our earnest hope that the
campaign which has opened so favor
ably to tin, will brinfi back the time
honored Union to its former gre atness,
and the dear old Stai n and Stripes, the
proud emblem of our nation's gh»ry,
prosperity and happiness, may float
proudly and undisturbed all ovt our
loved America, respected and honor
ed by all. Accept thin, then, as a to
ken of the Company's regard for you.
Be with us in this campaign, and we
will stand by you come weal or woe.
The gh wious old I'liion now saved will
be as lasting and imperishable as
time itself. Take this and let it nev
er be misplaced or iusnlted by enemies
of proud Awcric* a«d the glorious
old Union.
The address of Sergeant Stilson was
responded to in feeling and appropri
ate language by Capt. Goahorn, after
which the Company gave three cheer*
Cor the President, Gen. Grant and the
Old Flag. We leave here on Tuea*
jJay—destination Soutfe.
Defalcation.
Tfw citizens of Sigotirwgy, ft«*
kuk county, have another sensatiou in
the fact of the discovery that their
late County Treasurer, A. S. Alexan
der, has defrauded the couuty and ma
ny citizens out of a large amount of
Independence Festival.
lift. Editor:—Will you please to an*
nouoce through jour paper that it is
proposed to bold a Festival in this
place, on the evening of July 4th, for
the benefit of the Uuion Suuduy School.
Arrangements are being made which,
it is hoped, will make it worthy of tlie
patronage of the public. Particulars
will be given bcrcafter. S.
Joarcs
Cocxtt.—The
who left With IDC) frotU 1'loyd county and commenced throwing up fortifications in
And vicinity, were, on their arriral St Johnson's teeth. One of the rebel scouts re
Camp McClellan, consolidated with a P°,Uid
quarters, we Wtre surprised by being I ing sound, and the iron Storm met them!
the recipients of a sash, presented us
the privates and non-commissioned ry, about eighty piece*, to concentrate npon
officers of Comuany E, 47th Regiment
Iowa Volunteers, deem it proper to
show you, in this humble manner, our
jnst appreciation of you eminent qual
ifications to command and- lead us
wherever we may be called and where
duty and necessity require. Accept
of us, then, this emblem of rank and
honor, and wear it through the com
ing campaign and when you are and piled up the dead in winnow* The ene-
Yours trtiljp, V.
f| Horrible Death.
We learn from the Lansing Jour
nal of the horrible death of William
AhwaiUhof, of Allamakee county, on
S-Vednesday while distilling liquor at
She distillery on his premises. A
trong fire had been made in the fur
moe below the still and the steam be
•»an to escape at the top so that it
jv.'is
feared tl»e cap might blow off,
thereupon tlie defeased went up to
**jut on a heavy brace, from the roof
»f the building, when the whole top
*was suddenly blown ofT, the boiling
iquid and steam completely envelop
iigliim. lie did not fall in, but held
o some timbers a moment and then
fell outside to the floor, a distanco of
weuty feet, lie was horribly burned
ill over, the skin coming off of every
tart of his body and limbs except his
ect, which his boots protected. He
lingered a few hours in terrible agony
and died towards evening. He leaves
wife and one child.
money. His property ha« all been at* have one prayer for all occasions, which is:
tached by tho Sheriff. Mr. A. is an
old citi/x-nof Keokuk county, and has
held ofticcs of var'uas kinds for the
past ten years. He was the moat pop
ular man in the county and the most
trusted, perhaps. His term us Treas
urer expired the 1st of January last,
since which time it has been discov
ered that, during the whole of his offi
cial career hi has been guilty of dc
fiaudinjr a fid swindling various
ways. •*.» "i a
it i, i i, i.q
ladies of Madi­
son, Iowa, not long since, did up a
thorough cleaning out of the rumsel
Icrs of that place. They constituted
themselves iuto a vigilance Commit
tee, collected testimony against the
ruinsellers they pledged the lawyers
that they would uot defend the ruin
sellers—they coinincuced judicial
prosecutions and the work was done.
Their reward—the restoration of hus
bands to sobriety and scnai.
While a Ma yiug party were on the
summit of Mount Megunticook, in
Maine, a Miss French, of Lincolnville,
stumbled on the edge of a precipice
and fell down a chasm, striking but
once iu a distance of over 300 feet.
She was taken up insensible and died
the same night.
Coming.—The Norwegian paper#
give an account of 2,500 Norwegians
011 their way to make their homes in
this country, from 200 to 300 of whom
arc coming to this county. This will,
to some extent, velipve farmers in har
vest time^—Pmrnk JOpuMj0.
T4
OorrM|«tr,iicnre of the Charles City IntelUjencsr.
Letter from "Winfield."
Hbadqvarters, Drpartmf.\t AJIV
Akmy
OF THS
l"'nt
Tbnnkmsks,
Chattanooga, Tenn., Jane 3, ISM. y
iEAR HILDRKTH
On the morning of the 2Sth Oeiv McPlHW*
•on, commanding the right wintf of the Kr*"d
army, advanced and took possession of Dallas,
tho rcbeI nenrttl that sh,,Tm,in had
"M
c"rT*
to
joh' Ur""
t,pOT
this intelligence, Johnson massed his force
and mode a furious assault upon McPherson
In his fortifications. The attack commenced
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and at dusk the
rebels hauled off ami remained (Missive until
midnight, when in three columns they made
another desperate attempt to force McPhcrson
from hi* position. They came on in gallant
style their lines as perfect as though upon
drum parade their men singing some south*
em air, antl (shouting at the top of their voi
ces. They advanced without firing a gun
leaving every thing they could do to be done
with the bayonet. As they came within
range, a red, vivd flash gleamed out in the
night, then came a deafening report, a crash-
MiPherson determined to whip them this
time for keeps." lie ordered all his artillc-
each wing and to load with double charges of
grape and canister. This dime, he ordered
his entire centre to fall back. As they did
this, the rel»el columns ewept over the fortifi
cations, and when they thought they were
grasping the victory our artillery opened npoa
them. It is impossible for pen to describe the
effect produced by that volley ot death. It
opened streets through their crowded ranks
my could not advance in the face of such a
tire, and they were unwilling to retreat.
The artillery fire ceased, and the centre, led
by n. McPherson in person, moved forward
at a double quick," and htilled the rcliels
l»ack over the fortification*. 'J he enemy then
broke and fled for their works, leaving over
4,000 dead and wounded on the field and 300
prisoners. McPhersun's loss was nearly 1,000
killed antl wounded and a few missing.
Thus ended the fitrht at Dallas, and ov
Right now orcupir* the town, while ow Left
rests on Fumpk in
vine creek, so called from
its excessive crookcdnesa.
Oen. Sherman is but one days march from
Atlanta. Rebel pikoners say that Johnson will
not tnakc a determined stand at Atlanta,as be
hail trusted to his works at Altuona, which
were flanked by Sherman.
Oen. Blair will be at Rome to-day, and
will at once proceed to join Oen. McPherson.
An imnieuso drove of cattle came through
this morning, all in fine condition, the grass
being excellent. Abundant supplies are wnt
to the front for the army, and Military stores
for the sick and wounded. It is amtuing as
well an painfnl to witness the arrival of the
train with our wounded froui the front. The
boys are in excellent spirits and get off many
ajoke at each other's exj* nse Such expr«
siont are used as, "Johnson is getting warm
ed." IIow aro jpnt, Hardee Bully tor
Grant and Sherman." While their wrath is
expended upon Oen. Banks.
It seems that (Jen (Jrant is completely out
generaling Lee the Great." I think that
the conquest of Richmond is now a certainty.
As Oen. Grant has established his bnse at the
White Ilouse, McTlellau's old battle-fields
may once more resound to Federal cannon,
but not with the same purpose as before, f#r
Grant will fight for victory and Richmond,
while McClellan fought for safety and change
of base I I
It would be a florioos amlvenary for Oca.
Grant, if he should enter Richmond, as he
did Vicksburg, oil the Fourth of July, and
witness the Old Flag once uiyrc waving over,
a strong hold of the rebels «poa Indepen
dence lay.
This will be the last letter I shall write
from these Hciulquai tets. On the Cih in»t I
bhall be mustered obt of the service, having
served thtee yeais. I shall still keep with
the army foi a time, and will write you as
nsnal.
I with the Government to order a Draft 11
confess that want President Lincoln to Issue
the papers at oucc. I am willing to serve
three years more in the rauks it by a draft
soine of the venomous copperhunds and miser
able cowards at home in Floyd county cau be
made to come to time, and wear Unclc Sam's
clothing anil eat his rations. I am not giv*
to much prayer, in sorrow I confess it, but I
"Oh, God!
Dtuvl
Hon. J. B. Burke of Waverly gsee as a
friendly call one day last week. Mr. Burli*
is understood to be a candidate for the office at
District Attorney in this (13th) Judicial i£»
trict.
The repeal of the $800 exemption clause in
the enrollment act is urged by the Provost
Marshal G«uetal, feaecctiUry of War and Presi
dent, in documents recently laid before Con
gress.
It is rumored that the National Democratic
1
They fell l»cf« re it as falls tho grass before the you to
scythe. But they closed up manfully and UI-ALTII AS PLRITT,
A i e e e n s e a n n o e o s u e u
fought with a valor worthy of a better cause.,
1
Convention, called to meet at Chk-ago July 4, Barley
will be po»tioned ysrts|isloistisitelf Bar
rail for Fremont!
By the burning of the steamer Berkshire,
on the Hudson river, 8th Inst., 40 persons are
reported to have perished.
The MoOregor Western RaffaNy
inga large elevator at I'.istvillc in anticipation
of the runuit^ of the cars to that poiut.
Hon. Charles Ben Darwta of Eurlingtoa is
understood to be a candidate before the State
Convention for Presidential Klector at large.
I. W. Card, Esq., of Mason City, is said to
bs a candidate for District
Mr*. D. O. Darling, of Fairfield, Payette
coanty, lately committed strickle by taking
•tryt hnine. This is the second xuicidein that
anility in the course of two week*. Both the
victim* waX vivos and mothers.
THE HLSroRT
•f
Hostetter's Stomach Sifters.
TiNHVrt rffnartitMe medicine bt the day.
I and the many
cum*
that have Uvn performed
with itin caix-Kof Ijver Complaint,
Wool,
make Lincoln Draft! /Wrt.
WisriBLn.
Oen. A. J. talth's lonss landed near Oh
luiubia, Ark., on Tuesday morning, and were
soon after attacked by Mai maduke. Tlie reb
els were repulse* I with the oll.% men,
tlie Union loss being lftO. Maimadukc there
vpon evacuated Columbia, wb+dl y^»^IUJnd
by the Marine Brigade.
Tlie IU v Mr. Adams announced to Ids as
dic nee, at Masonic Hall, last Sunday, that be
would begiu a course of lectures 011 Congrega
tional ism next Sunday (June 19th) evening at
8 o'clock, the Usual hour of service. We
doubt uot a prompt and snsSalneil sAteodsnce
will be amply repaid.
li*pepidat
Nervous IMiility, and other diseaMcx ttiixin^
from a disordered stomach or liver, places it
at once aniimi the most astonishing discover
ies that has taken place in the medical world
The disciioes which bitters are ttppluaMe
aie so tmivTs.il that there are but few of our
I friends who may uot test their virtues in their
own families or circle of n ]u tintanccg and
prove to their own satisfaction that there is at
least one remedy among the many advertised
medicine* deserving the public commendation.
For sale by Druggfots and dealers, every
where. 13m2.
BE WISE BY TIMES.
TV net trifle with yoor health, constitution
and character.
If you are suffering with any disease for
which
JHmboUTs Extract Buck*
is rcoosaniended,
TKY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT!
It will Cure you. Save Long Suffering, allay
ing Ps|n and Inflammation, and will restore
out the Adv
But they could not withstand that withering and -all or send for it.
fire, and slowly fell back.
Our troojm hardly thought the rebels would
repeat the attack, but as the first beams of the
sun came gloriously over the hills, the rebel
lines were seen advancing. It now etned as
though they were an army of fiends and noi
men, so wild and loud were their demoniac
yells, and so desperate their assault.
„l,iwInoni
ia
another column,
IteawTfof (Xmmterfritr
Ask for Helmbolds. Take
Cms Own
18mS
ao ether.
SCROFULA.
It has hesa remarked by eta toewt fees, that
in the varied catalogue of disease* which man
is heir to. there is scarcely one of such impor
tance and of nuch interest as Srofula. wheth
er wo look to the olweiirity of its origin, its
insidious progress. tl»e number and variety of
nrpms that it attack4. or its rcina:kable in
curability and extensive fatality.
Scrofula has kittled the skill of the most
eminmt physicians in this country and Eu
rope But there is an Antidote for this dig
«awe in Lhi. Oi
ysott's
Extract of Yellow IK* k
and Sursapnrilla. which is proving itself a sure
Specific ta the must severe cases of Scrofula.
Metiee.
A meeting of the Floyd County Sanitary
Blpetitivef'omiuitteo wHH*- held at tbet'ourt
Honm* in t'liHtlo Cttv n Thursday. June 16th
at 2 o'«ii«ck P. Members are requested to
attend. The several townships are requested
to report U» the S.-«r«'lary ot the Committee
[•revions to th^ n»»*etiBg ia order that arrange
nients may le pel feet ed for sending in t.» l»ti
btiqtte otn varioun o-iitributioiis. As the Fair
there., tlhibuq^t to which we are auxiliary,
will ojx«n «'ii the 21t in»t there is no tim- to
wa»le, and toMiishi|» fulittn to re|«ort will &uJ
of the ol»ject k*r which th. v are working.
U W HI MIMlliEV, Sec'y.
St. Onwlea, June G, 1H4-1
holier.
I'ntil further notice I will \»eAt my office in
Charles City on the fir«t and third Mondays of
each Uiootti, f*r the tmusaction of such bijai
neSs as Iiiht prr»p»-rl v •Min" U-fore me.
ciih'i mi Brn KUF1KLD.
("oiintv Judjjc of Flovd County.
January », lW. ,,
0.}/ fy.
Auction.
T1»esnhecriber would ropectfully announce
th» Htiurn* «»t Fl«»yd ai»l ailjoinins oun
tio*. that lie has taken oat an Auctioneer's
LiccUac and is now prejart to sell property
at auction for all who »na require his servi
ces. PEl Ell nil A lit
.Auctioneer,
ChsntasCHy, May 18, 1M4. 20aU
COMMERCIAL.
Ckariee City Retail Marteet.
Wu»hd*t, Jane 16, 18C4.
Flour, extra family, cwt.,
Mfwrtine.
Wheat, spring, f* imshel,
Corn, on the ol. f4 l»«hel
shrtb^l, bushel,
Rye. httshel,. .-.
lUtley. iMishcl,........... ....
(^tits, tush**l.- •.
Com Meal, f4
f* potiI,................
i Salt, f* I'M.,
Ktrgs. V4 lu£cn,...........
...
3
$ug»r. N V
Cuba, ft
Wlute. Coder.
CrUfli d, ft
Powdereti.fi ft
0
Mexico.—The Mexican General Doblado,
with 2,000 men, lately attacktxl the entrench'
edcauip tf the French, 4,000 strong, between
San Luis Potosi and Saltilio, and
ed with a loan of 500 men.
defeat- Candles, fXHow,
A|trrnfT
12th Judkisl Distrkt.
of ihs
$2,60
2 00
70(4 7s
45(g :0 i
i0
50
7K§*»
:o
l,.o
*(s o
wtM.............
Potatoes V lid,
Beans, bushel
lliittcr, I).,—...............
heese, ...................
Pork, suit ........• •..
frtsli ft..
Hams. ••....
Bcff. It.
Chicken!*. ft
I I tirkeys, ft.,.......«.»*..».
btril. ft.,.... ••f ............
!,(
S.I
12.i 1*
12(a 20
10(*lt
4(a 5
12i(« 15
»«ilO
5
5
4.."0
Hay, ton,,............ .....
Veal. f» ft.,
Mutton. ft .*.....
SuL'ar, N. O. ft.,.....*.
Str'.'huni Sirup, gal.(~...
Golden Sirup, f* g*l-1,20(^1.60
N««q. •$ !s».r, 12}
Candle*. Tallow,
Tea. Y 1.60®SO0
Cuflce, fft 55
Fish, salt. |PJ3j[
(Ircen AipH*. obi............
I»'ied Apple*. "H ft 14
Ikied IWlitt.
|SO
stsssA^is
IS
8
6
»(?2
60
Kero*riie, gal, VK
JMkegor Wholesale Prices Cnrreat.
JttM 11,1664
W1m*, bmJk l,oe
oats, ee
I ok'lk,.. .,........ti. .0
Potatoes 40(a£0
Iti-ans,............. •. .H 2,00
Hidi-s. :... 8^'^
Wo«l. f* ft
I*ir*i, ft..... .qi.«*. IO4
f*'loe
l'.utt«-r. f* ft
Flour, UNI ft^
....19.1
Coffee. Uio, f* ft .".V. ..49
Java, *f ft ....^1..-*... 54
Moeh.l "f* ft. ..»•/ 44
Syrup. N V olden, fi gal.'... 1.15
Pried Apples. K ft 9 0* lu
Fine S^ilt, f* bbl 3.00
Pork V,0O(g».OU
Fish, Iry Ctid. ||l 9
White, ft 6(
Cut Nails, |*cwt #,33^7,60
Babbitt s Salenttns,. 9
lVland's ...
ft. Ti.
P*itaUtcs,...........
"S
Crackers, "j*ft
Stick and AssortedCaady, ...30
Soup, f*
Star
1 h, j*, ft 8
Cedar Falls Market
Cedar Falu*,
Jane 11,1864.
Float, Cntra cwt 3.80
Superfine... 1,80 («^'2,25
Wheat, bushel 97(j4100
Corn ,,00
Oata,............................... 5*
Butter, ......................... 18
mm.
p,h1i i^
J,
5 o
Hou», fi 3(t3|
00« ».,W
St Hk« 1.10
Hides, tiieen, 7(^7^
.v..... 1
Dry Flinty...... ..........15^ 18
Beans, ................1.50
New Photograph Gallery.
J. E. UICH
WOULDof
mtpectfull1* anuounoe t* the eM»
ixens Cliarles City and the balance
of mankind that he i* now prepared to take
IHioturo.s
of all who may favor him with a call. Pho
tographs taken in all the vaious styles aad
warranted to please. All are respectfully in
vited to 1'all and examine my work whether
wbddttg pictures or noi.
Picture* taken in cloudy wetf at in fair imother.
N. B. Hootn. first door north of the In
telligencer Building." np stai^K Y
Charles City, Dec. 38, 186% I
14
OVER 145,000
Ar.RFAf»v wrm,
Being 50,000 Ahead
or ANT OTHER OOMPAitri
CNPARALLI'LKD SUCCESS
Sr THK
These are the only Machines
making the Lock Stich with the
Rotating Hook.
N'o Shuttle nor machinery for Shuttle move
ments.
THESE MACHINES ARE UNRIVALED TS
Simplicity and Durability,
AXD ARB
UNEQUALED IN CAPACITY
to sew both heavy and light goods, and la
EASY ADAITATIOX
to the greatest variety of styles of work.
THSY ABB
Profitable & Available a Lifetime.
The Glass Cloth Tres^er, so popular, can
oulj-Uehad with these m:ichines.
•EO. B. CHIT 1KN DEN. Oen. Ag t,
10(5 lake Street, ChiagO
C- H. WRIGH I Traveling Agent,
212 Main Street, Pulntqne.
JOHNSON & MATHEWS, Agents,
L. G. BURROUGHS, Agent, Floyd.
GEO. C. DEAV, Agent, Charles City.
May 23, 1864. 21yla
KKW
Saddle & Harness
i^I lO
BK(i
Dr. Christie's Ague Balsam!
I w mt Hi re lr. Chri-tw'M AiT'ic Bal
1111. s.'ii'l ui' li.ilt a ynir.t nane
tiately. Kt'-|w tC-illv vnir^,
Want, tanre
Oiri-tif 'x
Af'i- Kul-am
All out if
Asm- It-ii- Ku
'lirutlte'
Ague IWUtuB
is iur«
i-i
CtirUOe'x
.\Klc iUlk.tlU
r»viin
luoiuUxl lit
'1,11
B&'g
SEWINO
Company are now making 140 per day.
Ro«kford.
WOOD
ADAHK Sl HA It
I .K A VR to inform the citirens of Floyd
county tliat tliey liave-lortned a partner
ship in the saddle and harness business, and
have o|K-ncd a shop opposite the Uuion Hotel
In Charles City,
where they will le pit axed to wait upon all
trho may desiro to patronise them.
They will keep constantly on hand, OT man
ufacture at aboit uotioe, ail kii U of
Harness, Saddles,
Br Mies, Trunks, TaliMi,
Whi(is, Brushes, Curry Combs, 4c.
Caniages Trimmed to IM^r.
of all kinds neatly and promptly executed.
They hope, by close attention to business
and by good work and fair dealing, to merit
and receive a share of public patronage.
P.<p></p>L,
A M»MU..'sh. ffle|.t. IU.
We are Sllixa "l It.Olinttie'.i Atrnf Bal
•iatn. Plna* »"inl m-^.11 "It gore
l*« hot eakes." WllON a XE\'IIJJC,
Ma^ltMi.trk. Ill,
j~ i k
novcK a
ro
mi. w .v,111T,
sajm—•• W« do tin* know tit'asmcU* iihire
w o n e w e u v 1 i
Ww York, Auk "2, ISM.
From my »t the ingrntitenlN
i.r liri^tif \ki' IUi~.«m I rciu.-i'ler It
:U. ill! \-'iU'iit |iri|urati'u l.ir the can
VVvi-r itnd AiriH*. u»l libit a will
jrm
Lawastes
S3ml
imH
lujuriour U tli-
Prof, of Chemistrv.
Run
H. SCOVIL, Pr prietor,
yhuat^t
111.
Notice.
STATK OF luWA,
Flovd Coi
ntt,
To Jotd H. IHx, Ktrttwa Jaw a Wa, B. Osfpet
ter and Klake, Bigelow A Co.
You are hereby notitied that there is" now
on tile in the office of ths Clerk of the District
Cwutt of Floyd County, Iowa, a petition of
Andrew |ix and Susan Dtx. claiming of
voii a partition of the W rr:u li..!ial 4 and
8 of the S. K i of Sec. It. Twp. i7. U.
17, in Floyd County, Iowa, and N E. of
10 the N E quarter of S«v. 12, Twp. 97, lt 18,
I ''i Mitchel Co., Iowa, and claiming that said
.!.. S.25 Andrew X. l)ix ownsan undivided and Joel
1
I' ^'x si- Car|eiitei ciwli an undivided
j-j of Mtil real estate, and that sjiid Ill.tke, Bigfiow
2*3 25 1^^'° have uo other intorest therein than as
U6 attaching cre»litors of said
I
Jih*I
H. l)ix and
S.
CarjH*nter and that unless you appear there
to mid defend la-fore nixn of the second day
of the next tenu of the Mistrict Court of iutid
counlv. said term to iegui oa the fourth day
of Julv. A l. Ifi«j4, def.ndt will be euteicd
against voti and judgment rendered thereon
aa prsfed ia anfcl jatition
STARIl & PATTERSON,
PlaintitFs Attorneys.
90 ct. U. 8. Rev. Htp. cnneelled, H. k P.,
Att'ys for 4. N. Dix a/ iv 16. 1864.
3Uw43
—Li-
BURR STANLET,
E W K E 8
And Dealers In
Walclwi, Clocks, Jcwffrjr
AXP
SILVER-WARE,
CUTLKHY,
Muaical 11
us ruments,
Lookingglass Plates,
Plated and Britannia Ware,
Spectacles, Toys, Willow Ware, Bird Cage
Children's Carriages, &c., &c.
Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry
Carefully repaired and warranted.
The highest price paid for old Gold
nod Silver.
Shop opposite the Carter House
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Qfytmiber 25^ 1063. 40m6®
iv if
f|
Produce Wanted.
ALL
kinds of Produce taken iu exchange
for Goods at our Store in Floyd such as
Prices the
Wheat, ttidee, Itutter, Eggs, etc.
same as in Charles City.
LBUUKUHb OOU
Flsyd.Xo*. IMS. 1
New Goods, New Goods,
New Goods, New Goods,
New Goods, New Goods,
X«w Goods, New Goods,
At 0ILBERT & DEAN'S.
RIPE.
Soighum Seed,
At OILBBRT & DEAlff.
Cast Cast-Steel Plows,
Bmt ever made, for sale by
OILBEI
5RT & DKAK.
Ladies' & Misses7 Hats,
Trimmed and Untrimined,
At OILBERT & DEAN S.
Lithograph of the President's^
Emancipation
Proclamation for sale at the Stone Store.
Photograph Albums
For sale at OILBERT & DKAX'g.
Codfish and
Japan Tea
At OILBERT & DEAN'8
Baby Wagons
For sale by OILBERT k DEAN.
Summer Clothing,
At OILBERT DEAN'S.
Buffalo Robes,
Por sale by GILBERT 4 DEAN.
Clothes Wringers,
At OTLBKRT A DEAN'S.
Cloaks, New Styles,
At OILBERT ft DEAN'S.
Zephyr Worsteds,
At the stone gtare.
Spinning Wheels,
Isens
J. ADAMS.
S. HAMWoOU
8. Cash paid for hides.
Charles City, May 9,1864. 19yl
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
S A E S
OF AM. KlVnS.
Also, Warehouse Trucks, Letter Prt^sses, 4c.
Fairtwuiks^ (irfrnleaf, Sc Co.,
172 Lake Street, Chicago.
HTBe Oarciui to buy only the genuine.
CHRISTIE'S
A U E A S A
At the Stone Store.
Balmoral Hose and
C0KSKTX, For sale by Gilbert ft Dean.
Clothing, large lot, cheap,
At OILBERT ft DEAJTS.
Boots and Shoes, large
VARIETY, At GILBERT ft DEAN'S.
Whole Suits, men's,
le by GIL15KHT & DEAN.
For 1
Wagon Grease,
Tlie U ht made, for sale by Gilbert 4 Dsofe
Broom Corn Seed,
AS dUksvt ft Deaa'a
H. W. McNABB'S
Cash, and I^eady-JPay
WOVLD res|H'ctfully announce toUtoedtl
of St. Charles i'ity and surrounding
country that 1 am opening a new and well se
lected stock of
Spring and Summer
soooa,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
YAXKEE XOT/OKTS,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
PRINTS and DeLAINES
of different styles and quality,
Wool ITcxxlfc*, Sliawls,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
A splendid assortment of Lailie»' Spanish Felt
JoolLey Sats,
Plumes, Ribbons, Flowers,
Itonnet Kuche,
HOSIERY, (HAWKS. IKtOP SKIRTS,
Gloves aud MiUtens,
BOOTS & SHOES,
lleady-Made Cluthing,
BroadrlothM and Cossimera,
of the liest quality.
Satinets and Heavy Winter Clotks
of different grades,
Hat« and Caps,"
Sheetings, IVnims, Shirtings and Flannels,
Whq«, Trunks, Satchels,
•nd many other goods too numerous to men
tion and too expensive to print.
Call and set far yourselves, aad examim
tkt goods and pruts.
H. W. McNABB.
St. CfearlesCity, May 1,1864 ilfl
pit isfai ..... infill
IBVINO'8
Q1ANT PAIN CURER
RR THE CURE OF PAIN,
Btth externally and internally—the
Greatest l'ain-Curing lieniedjr
Yet Discovered.
I*aia opnnot long exist where this rinedj is
faithfluly used.
Q1VB IT A FAIR TRIAL!
FOR PAIN
Xa the Stomach. Back or Bowels, Baras,
Bruises, Cuts. Swellings. ''glifj
Diarrhea, and UheuinatiMft,
lltsad ache, TtK»th-icliu
ami Ear-ache
IT crass, ALMOST lXSTAXTANEOl'SLY,
CHRONIC DISEASES!!
SCCH AS
Pyspepsla, Weak Breast, Llrer Complaint,
General Debility. Kever and Ague, Can
ker or Sore Throat, Weak Kyes, Spine
aud Kidney Disease, Old Sotes,
Coughs.
In the above mentioned diseases it oaly
needs to be faithfully used, and
1TUE IS CERTAIN.
Sold by all Druggists and Hedicias dealers.
PRICE 50 EXTS.
WALM.LJ. ft TAVLOR, Proprietas
CURBS!
Is a Pnreiy Vegetable Cooapoaad.
Dr. Christie's Ague Balsam I
Has never been known to fail when tlsdi
rections have been strictly foUowed.
Dr. Christie's Ague Balaam I
Contains no mineral poisonous substance,
as wiU be seen by reading the following
NEW ARRIVALS!
SPBtSS AK9 SUKMEB
J. V. LEHMKTJflL
Is new epenlng a Large and Csmplst*
Assortment ef
SprtBf and Summer Caoji,
At his Store in
Oharle* Oltr,
Jnst pnrchascd of Manufacturers and Impor
ters, consisting in part as follows:
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods.
Numerous 8tyles aad Yarfeties of
LADIES' DRESS
Dress and Tailors' Trimmings,
Broadcloths, Plain and
Fancy Cassimeree,
Doeskins,
Vesting, &c., &c.
GESTLEtfETS
Fall and Winter
CLOTHDIC
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots,
Shoes and Findings, Yankee
Notions and Stationery.
West India Goods ft Groceries,
Such as Molasses, Tea, Coffeet
Sugar, Dried Fruit, &c., &c
All of which will be sold at the very Lowest
Prices for Cash or Ready Pay.
Charles City, Iowa, May 5,1844.
a o
Lehmkuhl & Hausberg,
Have ju^t received, at their Store
Xn Floyd Village
A large and complete assortment o#
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING.
HARDWARE,
FARMING
IMPLEMENTS,
We*t India Goods,
THE
Chicago, Illinois,
B. Soom, Oeaeml Western Agent,
Chicago.
CURES I
CHl.-LBft FEVER!
CHILLS ft FEVER!
FEVER ft AGI'K!
FEVKK ft AGl*U
DUMB AGUEI
DUMBAGUE!
CTTTLLS ft FKVK.K!
CHILLS & FEVER!
FEVER & AGI'K!
#tVKK & AGI'K!
PUMB AGI'K!
Bl MB AG IE!
New Yoik, Aug. 32d, 1856.
I have analysed Dr. Christie's Ague Balsam,
and certify that it containcs neither Quinine,
Arsenic. Mercury. Mrychnine, or any mineral
or poisonous substance
I.aWKKNCE HEED,
V
Prof of Chemistry.
M. tpUOViU ProprWor,
Chksgo, llltoah
1
Ci-rcxjeries
Hats and Caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Yankee Notions,
And almost every other kind of Goods that
may lie desired.
All of which will be sold at the
lowest prices
for cash or
ready pay.
J. W. LEHMKUHL.
WM. HAUSBKRG.
noTd.May4.lSIA! IStf
KEW'
TSTAGrON SHOP
IK
CHARLES CITY,
FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA.
suiwi rlKr would Tvg leave to inform
the litizi'ns of Charles City and Floyd
County that he has ojH-ned a Wagon Shop in
Wool Icy & Snyder's building, up 8 tails, where
he is prepared to exiiut»- with
Neatness and Despat'la
all order* he may be favored with. He has
taken ^reat |tains to select good seasoned lum
ber, and from his experience in hi* line of
busiuesM, he Hatters hiim«if that hs canii::
Manufacture and Repaic
WAGONS AND BUGGIES
cheap as the cheapest sad ss gand as
h«*AII work warranted.
Prices according to the timw
4yl PETBB BOOS.
Charles City. January 22, 1864.
V» A. H0TCHKIS8, Agsnt»
VUOUESALS AMD aKTAlL DKALU I!l
Fruit and Confectionary
Wood and WUlow Wan
Provisions, tc., &c.
Vl»t Corner South of the Carter Hoses,
Ctdar Fills, low.
CEDAR FALLS.
F. N. CIT A RE, Ag't,
DEALER IS
Foreign and Domestic*
FKUIT,
Kr-i_
Clgur®, Confefdonerj,
lU&£T$G<5£(52IitfS3!
•belf
HARDWARE,
Nails, Oils, Paints, Drugs,
Glass, Sash, Putty—Cheaper & Co
than heretofore.
FARlKVfi
I E E N S
Of various descriptions.
ice.
First door south of Pullan's Banner Storey
Main Street, CEDAR FALU3, Iowa,
It offering for sale a large Stock of Green and
Dried Fruits, Confectionery, Cigars,
Tobacco, and a great variety of other articles^
At Competition Prices.
—o
Green Fruits, Confectionery,
Dried Fruit, Tobaeco,
Canned Fruit, Nuts,
Berries, Cheese,
Maple Sugar, Herring,
Cigars by the thousand,
Cider by the barrel,
Spices of all kinds,
Crackers, various kinit,
BALTIMORE AND COVE 0TSTBR8,
by the Can or Case.
Orders filled with care and promptness. Par»
ticular attention given to selling goods
on Commission. 40yl
OfiCTTT BROTHERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS III
FUEMIUJIE,
oven c. a.
Wallace's
DBCO
stobs,
CEDAR FALLS IOWA.
—o—
They have on hand the Largest and
BEST SELECTED STOCK OF VTRMmSU
ever brought West of the
Mississippi.
PT Our Stock consists of everything usu
ally kept by Furniture Dealers, and we are
now prepared to sell at
ILj©W FsIomu
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS Of
8aah. Doora and Blinds.
40)1
HARDWARE!!
[Successors to Warren Pierce,]
At the sign of the big Tea KeCOt,
Opposite the Carter House,
Cedar Falls, Iowa,
DEALER®
TV
STOVTCsS,
Iron, Steel, Nails,
and
Tools of Every Description.
HOI'SE TRIMMINGS,
WAGON TIMBER,
AST)
WXQOff HATERIAtS,
[«very thin*? usually found in a well-aelec
tod Hardware block.
IN THEIR STOCK
JtffcMtud tbo latest Improvement* aad
Best Patterns.
BWRMER3 1TTENSILS k
AJT7 .idSVl
teau.
lii ir Urge and full assortment fo
Farming Tools,
Includes the celebrated
Moline, Grand Detour and Rock Island
ing. Stirring
and
Jimes* Shovels and Spadi
Beardhley'sbilver Steel
SCYTHES,
Also,
Blood's
Superior
along
Scythes and
experience in the
feet
bosi
assured that our facilities for obtaining
Goods from Manufacturer* are not excelled
by
any tirin We^t of the Mississippi river, and
arc prepared
to t^-11
at
liOw Prlees.
In connection with our Store wn
TIN SHOP,
ia rhargs of Competent Workmsa*
faBtoglTsnsaadl.
A.
Do not
O. THOMPSOS,
JOSIAH THOMI'SOM.
Cedar Falls, May Si, 180.
CEDAR VALLEY
FOUNDltY
AXO
Machine Shop.
THE
undersigned would respectfully inform
the Citiaens of the Cedar Valley that the
above named Foundry and Machine Shop is
now in
MFiil1
and
Um
lina.
Blast,"
would therefore give notice that he Is
now prepared
to
execute, on short nutiee, all
work that may be entrusted
to
Mill Gearing,
TfiPeshing Machines, Reapers,
Boilers, Engines, and in fact all kinds
and wrought Iron work repaired.
STQSB
CEDAR FALLS.
Corns Sown, Corns Dowfc
TO
CEDAR PALLS,
And get the Greatest Bargains in
Beady Made Clothing
To be had in the State.
It will pay well those in need of
clo
rams
To pay a virtit to
ELLERMAN'S
Philadelphia nothing Establishment,
Overman's Block,
Opposite the Carter Houae,
CEDAR FALLS.
He Has Just Opened
TBI
LARGEST STOCK OP CLOTHING
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Ilats, Caps, 4c.,
To be seen west of Chicago,
and will sell at
Lower Prices
"Hnui any other Ettablishment in Kovthem
Call and judge for yourself, and
Yon will find it to save you at leflft
OO Per Oenli
in making yonr purchases
AT ELLERMAN'S
axTursirs
Clothing House.
Coantry Merchants are especiallj Invited, as I
will sell them even at
Lower thao Chicago or Dabiqne Prices.
THE LARGEST STORE,
The Biggest Stock,
And the Bent Good* nt the Lowest Prices,
is the true name at
PHILADELPHIA
Clothing Store.
April &, 1861.
HARDWARE.
LYMAN BLAIR
Tin,
&
Co.
(Successors to P. Crosby,)
HARDWARE,
MAILS,
GLASS,
Sheet Tron & Copper
Ware,
Blacksmith and oopcr Took,
Wagon and Carriage Materials,
Sole Agent* at this point for the Celebrated
Grand Detour Plows,
Warranted to soour In any soil,
Cook, Box, and Parlor Stoves,
Mannlartured by TI Hi thin we of Allnuiv,
one of the oldest etital-lbli.il ilouxes in th«
East—every .Stove warranleii to give «ati8f u»
Uou.
Agents for Indiana Wagons.
Rig* of ikt Fid lock, oppisite the Carter
Houss.
LYMAN BI.AIR.
G. H. CAMPBELL.
Cedar Falls, April S, 1864.
OABDEf VALLEY
Agricultural Warehouse,
AND—
SEED STORE.
CEDAR FALLS, IOW4
A. D. BARNUM,
Dealer in
Grain, Wool, Seed%
And Every Description of
Agricultural and
Horticultural Implements^
FIELD, GRASS,
GARDEN AND FL0WEB
sokxt
M»a
Smith's Patwt
F.
Cast-Steel Plow!
ALSO AC.ENT FOl
Shuttery8 Chicago Wagon.
would !all your
He
IS
paretl to Manufacture
SUGAtt CANE CRUSHING MACHINES,
entirely of Iron also, the necessary Irons fot
Wooden Machines can be had, designed prin- i •nnin| IIBIIIb,
ci|»lly for (aimers
who have an
acre
Sorghum.
N —Cash paid for old Castings, or they
will be taken in exchange for new. Order re
spectfully solicited iwvi promptly attended to. livered at the Cars.
H. C. OVEKMAX, I'
Cedar Falls,
'ropriet«»r.
ISyl
March
13, 1M2.
V.' ABE. Charas, Jags, Creampots
Frnit Jaa, Ac at GILBERT A DEAFS.
attention
Farm Implements,
to my stock of
Seeds, 4c.,
Ac.
kmp on hand at all tima the celehrtdti
Cast-Cast Steel Plows,
mads by Collins A Co. Ooaa
Buckeye Reaper it Mower,
C. Aultman & Co s Canton, Ohio
Buckeye Jr. Mower,
C. Aultman &
Co's, Cantoa,
Hweepstakes Thresher,
Aultman &
P. ltann's
lower,-
his care in that
^of east ^|a|Ibr«l,i«* TWO Horse CONl
pre-
Cultivator,
Schu tiler's
pmim—1-- Sf i||«
or so of
0arden (jity clipper Plows. Hay
Ohio.
Co's
Canton, OMv.
Reaper mm
-SslfltalM.
Haines' 111. Header,
Van Brunt's Seed sower,
in fact all kinds of Fariu Implements.
lirain, and all Produce ou Storage, De-
•ol
y stock Is
Your alteutiou
DUBUQUE.
Dubuque Marble Works,
JAMES & BROTHER,
MinufarTurrr* nnd 1 v-nl^n
Foreign and American MarblS
Cdtner of Locust and 8th Streets,'
Dubilquo,-..... lo^ra#
"Wholesale'
Boot and Stationery*
aoxji
B. M. HARGEE
No. Ill Marn Street,
Dubuque IoWa,
Is fully prepared to snpply Country Merchants
and others, in lar^e or snwll ^antities, with
every thing pertaining to the
Book
and
Stationery ftusine&s*
Especial alfentiovgiveft to fllUnf ofdew from
the Trade for
School Books,
A iPubHehcrs' prices.
LETTER,
Cap, and Koto Papett.
Blank Books,
Sanday Mool Books and Rewardsr Jvvenilo
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.'s
Celebrated
MrftWTtonS it School Organs*
Depository
of
the America*
Tract
Country denlen supplied oa
Society.
Um
Bkoet f*vo»-
able terms. lCyl
Higheat price paid for
Wholesale Book Store#
11 lOMPSO.V
U U E
.1 A
Orders from the trade solicited*
WILLIAM H. RUMPF,
WHOLESALE
O E
am nub
ia
Wines, Liquors, Cigar^
AND TOBACCOS.
Mo. 31 Kain Street,
Dabuqiae, Iowa*
Uil
BOTTK^T & CO.,
Importers and Dealers ia
CHINA, GLASS, QUEENSWARF,
Silver Plated and Britannia OoaA^'
Table Cutlery, Lookingglasses^
Bird Cages, Coal Oil, Lamps, 4c.
Hotel, House Furnishing, and
FANCY GOODS,
Ho. S5 Main street, Dubuqae, btf.
19"
7V Trade, supplied at Eastern priest
adding freight.
GEO. H. FRY,
Agmt for the Celebrated P. P. Stewart
CQiQK STOVES,
TTeatiiig Stoves.
Parlor Stores arid all kinds of Cook
Stores on band and
For all the
Tools, and
respartfulljr
to
A.
D. BasmK.
kited.
Corner of Main and Baos Streets,
Cdar Falls, March IS. IMA
for sals.
Jfe, 28 Main Street, (Jnllan House Baffdtaf,)
Dubuque, Iowa.
^ACfORY
MANUFACTURES
World and
of
best of
the rest
Mankind
The
kiln-dried Pine
•ouldings, Frames,
Blinds,
Doors, Sash, &c.
Taming and Ornamental ScroU-Sawlng done
to order.
All order* filled at published rates, and deliv
ered 011 the «-ai fre«- of h. rtre.
To dealers a liberal discount will In- made.
If vou want work that willgiw (uitisfactioa
send here for it.
L. DICKINSON.
Vahoque, March 24, ISM. iff!