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Jntcllipttcr.
The War la Tifginifc
.The desperate fighting on the Wei
don Head on Thursday wit-k is a no
table feature in the liichmund cam
•fed tlie Confederacy by
,,j|his movement as their frantic eflorts
dislodge our forces fully testify,
"tin Thursday they made tho fourth nt
i^ompt to drive (.1 rant off, but still he
^jboldtt the road with a determination
*%nd power most encouraging for our
Ultimate success. On Thursday after
lkon the rebels renewed the attempts
flkadc on tho Sunday and Friday of the
preceding week but this time more
fk'sporateJy, more disastrously, and
frith like failure. (Jen. Hancock's
tecond corps held the position attack
ed at 4 o'clock
P.
—...... i.. #1... f.
M., on Thursday by
Uie whole of A. I*, llill's rebel corps.
The fi glit was severe, hand to hand,
'fetid the gronnd was contested almost
Inch by inch. The second corps ap
pears to have been gradually falling
back, when the fifth came up to their
•apport, and the fortunes of the hour
Were changed. The enemy withdrew
from the field after sustaining fearful
kws, leaving their dead and wounded
bchiud them. The battlo lasted until
dark. It is reported by (Jen. Hancock
to be one of the most dcaperate buttles
of the war. Our loss is said to be
•cry heavy. The enemy had entirely
left the field on Friday morning at
daylight. The scene of the action is
dcHcribcd as most awful to behold
the dead and wounded lying in mass
•a, friend and foe intermingled in
death and agony. Mr. Stautoo re
ceived brief official dispatches from
Generals Grant, Meade and Hancock,
embodying the above results, which
lie communicated in a bulletin to
Gen. Iix. This is their third serious
.iiiteinpt to gain tho Weldon lUilroad,
made with abundant time for prepara
tion, and with great energy. Should
ft be rcneWiM, the result will, with
•nt doubt, be the same, for it is their
'tl|rii now to attack in open field, and
ours to fight with the advantage of
Tutrenchmcntt. These desperate ef
forts to regain tho gronnd they have
lust prove how serious that loss is,
•and how great an advantage the
jkill and persisteH^Jr of
Oeq. Grant
•Jure gained.
I**' The Richmond papers admit a loss
five rebel Generala—four killed
Mid one wonmltd—on the
Kailroad. Ttiey also admit a loss of
4,000 men, but say the loss exceeds
6,000. Oor loss, which has been re
ported at abont 2,000, is being mate
rially reduced by the return of strag
'Jlers.
pied the town. The next morning
(29th) they brought a division uf iu
fantry against our cavalry, and the
lighting continued briskly until abont
tlirvc o'clock, when Sherulau, who had
tr.
Howo to tlie fmnt, wnt to V\ ri^ht,
Slieridan'a advance occupies Smith
Jhltd, and the ivinuinder uf the amy is
•tiDUgly intrc ticlied in a good prnii
tlou a few miles beyond Charleston.
Vhe enemy still maintains a line in
qur front, but evideucea no disposition
4o attack. Early'a main force ia be
|b?cd to be iu the vicinity of Junkcr
lllltd o oi
From Mohilo.
From Mobile tho newa it cliecring.
Fort Morgau has fallen, und Mobile
Bay ia
BOW
therefore,
cleared rebel forces. Thus
cloaca another port to the blockade
^jpaom. K»b«! despatchuB from Mo
bile announce the surrender of Furt
Morgan—n« particulars piven All
in
Kpoit of the cu jit uie ot the grout
Admiral Fauagut
MTu
un llie 23d.
wtill some
I The War in Georgia.
v^aigris. (.•rant lias evidently grasp-jan1 «"mo prisoner.., returned 8af« ly|
by the tlnoat, in *'CI1, Sherman'.-* lines. Tlio
work he has dono is that which Gen.
From tilt' Shenandoah raHey wo
learn that (ien. Mcrril's division of
Korbett's eavalry was fighting Hrad
)ey Johusou's cavalry, Mid one divis
ion of Karly's iufantry all day on the
)8th ult. lie came upon Johnson's
command en Sunday, and the country
being open, the 1st and 2d regulars
net tln in by a counter charge. The
enemy was charging down upon them.
Tlie collision of the two columns was
fearful, and there was more sabre cut-. j-.fti.Wy. Apatite, Hun
ting than has beeu seen befoio during elation. Low Spiirts. l'.na
., i i- lyeinot ihr tiem-iutiou,
Alio war. Johnson w w dnvcu from
1
t^liarlestown, through and beyond tawu of a N i vom and Debilitated *tat*
o i .. .f i- I the Mhtt'Ui. To insure tiw genuine, vut thi»
Swithlicld, and Merrtl s division occu-
Prom Atlanta there is new# of aft
important success. (Jen. Kilpatrick
lias destroyed the Macon Komi for four
teen miles, and, after burning' a train
of Riipplies for Atlanta, fighting two
battles, with a net gain of two guns,
Stoneman tried to do and failed, and
is good evidence that Gen. Sherman
has not been seriously crippled in his
cavalry force by tho heavy losses of
Stoneman and McCook. Hood is now
absolutely cut off from railway com
munication with any part of tho Reb
el territory.
Gen. Sliermnn has broken up his
communications, moved south, and
will either compel Hood to move out
and fight him, or stand a siego with
out provisions. (Jen. Sherman can
readily subsist his army off the coun
try the loss of Hood's wagons, do
ring the Md'uok raid (five hundred in
number,) and the Severance of his rail
road communications, has left him
with but a few days' rations. Mat
ters uow will soon bo brought to a
crisis.
LAjTBR.
'J Atlanta Captured
-After a long struggle Attala has
fallen. Gen. Sherman entered the
city on the 2d inst. The particulars
have not yet been received, but enough
is known to rejoice the heart of every
man who is in sympathy with our Un
ion. The rebels lost severely and (Jen.
Ilardee was killed. A telegram re
ports that Gen. Sherman captured
17,000 prisoners and niucty cannon
but the nmioucement is not fully reli
able. Gold fell to $2,36 in New York
as the result of this glorious victory.
The result* of our operations in Mo
bile 1ay thus far are thus summed up
The capture of Forts I'owell, Gaines
and Morgan, with 1,500 prisoners, 100
pieces of artillery, vast quantities of
small arms and munitions of war, pro
vihioiKi cnongh to subsist our garri
sons there for six months, the great
rebel ram Tennessee and several
smaller war vessels, and the penning
up of at least three Knglish blockade
rentiers in the Hay. A very good
summer's work for Farragot.
T*i*pwinerti Jane f$, -135S.
Messrs. liarne* & l\irk Gents I feel U a
ililty I yu- to lnuirniity, to sav to y«u. flint
I It.ivr n*cd ituliv Miciliy ami in my family,
Or. Uuy^utt's Yellow I»Vk and Sai.ipai ilia,
Weldon and fioin tin* lisi- nt' it tilnl it atihWrr* nil
f.»r width it !s inteude I. !«»ti !y
have !»fii t»roti rlit fiy nc.ir tlie trr ivt iVotn
a livt-r, an-t limn llie um.' i1' tliirf in
valualilu Dictliciin: I ii.ivo Imtii iu*.-t yi^iinMy
reJicViit. An oinfiKiit j»1ijuiiui, ih^ utlwr
day, remarked hi my prcm-mx', that ht« iini
sider*'t this mcli« iiu- the very Utst of all
the .nnxlein Coinl inationx. ll this liuuiUle
tCKtiiiKHiy of luine is ot any use to you, you
an at lilerty tu uac it in uny H.tj you uiiiy
think |io|tcr. 11. E. It. 1AYUH.
Take no man Unpleanant and unmfo
Mei!ieinn.
For iinpleiinant an! duti^eroiiK lisea*n, iwu
HK.t.M HOI.H S 11X 11!A ltl'l'HU, which
i hw iMiivtd tliti eihtois uieiit of the
pruininetit ].hv»ij.ms in tin- I'. 8. 1* now ut
lentlto altlu tot luiiuaiiity aHaeritiiin cure
for the following iliM-ascs aul fyinptuniK oii^i
nutiiiL' from ilisenses ami abuse of the iitiury
l«»rS«)\ii.ii wi^hqs, iiiieial Ilel'ilitv, Meittal
ami riivMic.it 1» pifM»iii, lutlx ciliiy, lvtei
tuiiiAti i 1,1 IIJcxmI to tlie II. .nl. Couture"!
hk'ji*, ll vsti ii i. ieij rat Irritaliility, lU-Hlleie»
|n»V8 and Slejile.-iii-s.s at Ni ^lit, Aljt*-iue«)f
ll||(
AUTANCHI
ilH) bay of Mobile below the bars is, autlaaivatiwly such iuquiii«».
III. U i horeby annoiiuctHl that all inpti
rt«! relatlug lo aile^-1 ci ior« iu State enioll
meut .diall l»c iddre^ed to u»seBi»ois in pro|wr
t*»nshi|iK, in to heard of Sui»crvisoi8 aetim,'
a* a r«ard of IU". lew ia the re^K-i live eiMiu
Urom Ulliou SOUrcra, a coufirmalion of i duty it i^. under the latrof the
«l... ........... f.i .i.. .i laat eiiei.il Amiably, to make niurns of
Admiral Farragut's pos-
ssion and control.
.4!Siuce receiving tho above w« have,
There
formidable
works
tu
be
reduced before the city cau be captur
ed, but probably Fort Morgan wai
cliicf of tho rebel worka of de
fence. Wo
o|h u
a new avenue
for supplies to Sht'rinan'a army aud
Again cut the rebel C'onfcdeituy iu
jjiafD *'J ",f -f-'rw r,»n
y. i. !',•
OTIO
of this county, baa lately brought
1,300 sheep from Walwoith coun
j|r, W iacutisiu. lie proposes to foi
WW OTMP*
hand of tiuie weighing heavily u|wn theai,
ie. ij i with all iU att«n laiit ills, will tindinthe iue
(,f
hom jj-j s
tho 6tll ci)J |)S, for a diviaiutl uf Ilia Hl'l't l.ltS, ail elixir that will ins.ul i|e\v Uie
tfoopa. llu at oncc directed Hiekctta
|p advance witli the 3d division, liick
4Lta tnade a rapid march of two milca
jr more, and relieved TurlKitt'a caval
jry who bad fuugltK mutl aptcudidly
'fill day.
I i:is toMAfii
KLKHIJA
into ttieir Vriiif, rotorc, iu a measure, the ar
ilor mid ciicigy of more youthful iyx, Ixiild
up thi ir sill iinkeu firms, and give health and
vi**r to Ihcir reiiiniiiing cura.
'mm
STATE
OTIWBSTY.
'I
l»ot I
who
are hi the lea*t atHl ted with
Djrftjfp.-ia, A ^ti®,
l-nmuoi, Xansea,
Or any other troull-*omc and ilrui^eroun dis
eaM!. uricing fivm u •lisoutere'l p\ti ui, fhould
not he-itate to avail thciu«clvcM ot the
IH IIHiI
deiived lium lid.- gieat rcnntly. for K.ile l»y
lruggi^t4 and k.dcns generally, everywhere.
OF IOWA.
w, 1
I- I
£aven(tort, Aug. 35,1864.
fjmfru/ 0b-lrr» A'u.
31.
I. UiiTuiting olticera who ha» enli«L-d
men will ir|»oit at once in person, with re
c-init* enlUtcd for the two new Infantry regi
aientti, at .'amp ih le!lan, ln\ en]oi t, Iowa.
All »ueh recruiU tli:dl lie here Itv tlie 1ft
proximo, as the ioiup.uii'K are to le orgiinizcd
and in*Usteird piUir to the 5th |iio\tui«».
No i'mther appliratioiiK iie.ti lie tu:i!e to
this K'pjrtmcnt fwu cviuaiiiiaiuud to recruit
for the**' reguiKutd.
II. It i hereby atinoutiu tluU all inijnli
iw about tin- ilnUi, cxciuptioua, \c., shall tie
addles.^ to Froviksi MarshaUol the ri-^jni tiie
Ii.~tikt.s, and not to this oHic. a. .verjihin^
|u*-tttti11U4 tho- I'. S. enrollment and the
draft leloBu to and has been eiitiu ly unler
the- charge el the 1'iovo^t Mai?lial s l»i [mrt
nient ami this oilier eannot, thcrctoiv, ttnhttcr
ji s*»:im ant.je. to military dutv to ihis nfflc«*.
(fM
jrebcl Kort Morgan, in Mobile IJsy. It! 'Itiu 1 iiiieiit t» not rcspou^ihle lor Kny i*r
., v Iron* in eni-dlaieMt of Stilte Militia, and i*
^Pfna attacked by oui llcct OU tho l«d, »,b!i{ed to a Jo|rf, .is .nect tile ivturuii mule
Mid unconditionally surrendered to inv"««Wic with law. Application
b.1vpro-
uiuitiona,
It
V
captured 200 prisoner*,
iO pieces of artillery and a large quail
Ifly or war material in the fort. Offi
•Wi at Mobil* are very confident that
city will aooii bu in their poaaes
•Ion. '1 liia will
i
Ait it'll «r
1in
Arim HIInmui
IM lUlMtll
hurr Cliff
i
Jjm
Mr. Xt'A.Rfcp,
ofttie f»pat farm
i
tin-li#'
Uu Is 111
I f44A)
i
O^SBtlM
eK.
tiowuvvi, will be «viiicidcii'd U'
vidod in I'ar. V (aeneral Ordcrn Ny. 59 cur
rent tterita.
lif
thsilovciMr.
w. B. BAKBk.
Adjutant Hencral cjf Iowa.
ClUObTlKS
tT"
it'
i U I A S A
Pr. Christie's Ague Balsam!
a'ant4
mnr*
etifi-ii.-',
AilUO lill-HIII
I w.mt III Tr n| |lr I'liM-l.'
Mm. PtMae kmiiI lui' lull a gru». twui
I lately. ki'-i" liiiilh *'nr«,
A MI*IKK. ill.
We|iri all«»H "l lir I'll. A ii" Bit
Hfn. noa«l nit- fi\ il"/.oii. It
lilt.- !l« I aktM." UIIXIV V fcV IUJ:,
y4. km«).. l!I,
*. &
i.
aovrt to, MfciuyVw..
sav----- Wo ilo in4 klii
of
LAWBKEK'SIIUUIIHII- l'li'f
I
'aku
a illui«
WDttntbc •lirocUtNtj Wl'f»- -ti l- tly til!. Wi i|
N*» Vork, An/ t"i. Il»iu
From mv ku««lfii^t- oi ili.- luju-.tiuui
ol tut- li-- ii- li-i! .mi I i .i Uril
.a-i 'iW'l x'•-lloiil i-jmi itli"ii I'M Un i uf'1j
l.'i jut V,u'' Mini thai it \ull h'
,.rrn u-ill.-1 .iii-l.i ,i.cm
Clioinisttfjr.
11. SCOVIL, ProiM'U'tof,
111.
BO A KIM NG DEPARTMENT.
fl.Hxl Board will l»c furnished Students in
the BiiiMiu^, at J, 25 per week, ltooni rent
S^,00 per term.
GOVK11NMENT.
the Governmrnt is (l. si^ned to promote Uie
pT^spiTity rtfid »p|linessof lth Students aixl
'IV'achorn. This will coinnieiid itself to eveiy
w-|| disposed mind, and receive the cordial
Mi||»ort of every Lady and ientlrtn»n. In
administering dhriplino, partiality is iitadious
ly axoided.
ISOOMS.
All roomg furnished with stove, chairs, wanli
Stand, ward-iohe, tx'd.-tc.id and mirror. (!en
tlcmen are to furnish quilts, sheets, and pil
lowslips. Ladies will furnish all their beil
liiny as they -ein rally pivfeivr to.
1' I iK PAi: A TO ll Y 1 EPAKTM K NT.
A prejiarttorv depnrftnent is arniir^
all 31i^e.s and Lada not qualified tu cuter the
Academic cWse*.
KELIOIOUS ELEMENT.
No repulsive sectarianism will le indulged
or ciunti'nala ed. At the same time every ef
fort will be employed to encourage and ren
der inviolate tlie protrusions of Christians,
and tu induce all to adopt the Uclk'ioii of
t'hrist. To all who respect Christianity and
its institutions, the welcome hand will In
heartily extended. To those whose inllncnce
is prejudicial to Religion and ^xk) Morals no
protracted stav i-m le allowed.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Collegiate lep. [«.r term $9.00
College preparatory #.00
iliglier 1 7,tW»
Cuiiiinoh Kn^lUb 0,00
Incidental K.\|ensen ,50
11 ist nut ion on I'iano & Mclodcon, cftch 10.00
Instruction on luitar. S.fH
Instruction on H'lutt ami Violin, each.. .V0
intruclioti in Vocal MtiKic 2.00
Voong Ladies w ill tv charged |ier term the
pi ice of woml cut and carried to theii halite
No deduction froin ]rkeof tuition tor al»-cuce,
unlcsMcauftcd I'v nick new. 'i'he charge for tu
ition miHt U.' piid in idv moc.
CALENDAR.
Pall T.wm c- iitineiiceK S«ptomhcr 1st. and
dons l)eccmler 1st, 1.HG4. Winter Term
i iiimeni ea iKi-etnltcr l*illi, 1S(J4, and clw«s
Man l.'itli. 1h(S,*». Suiuaicr Tcna cunituuu
ten Man Ip^lPth. ami i IOSCH June »Hth, 18i5.
It is very dc»ira!le that Studiuitii enter at
the toiiiiiicncement of the Tenia.
No person need apply for uduiiiwkin. who
Ouinot or will not contoria to tlie published
Jty-Liws of the Institution.
i:»:v II. S. i:i \suN*, 1'ien. ItiMrdTraatvca.
L. W WATKi: ISL' IIV, Sccr»-tary.
lii.v. A I lIKll, A^ent.
l»ev U.S. ilriuiMia,)
£. II. Chauil'cilaiu Exoe. Com.
J. M. Kolx.lt.vjU
FajrctUs, F«yuitc Co., Iowa, Aug. 1,1864.
1
!U(.,,ntDiwiipc.inixationor
iu tilct. M„ tlll.l'alt»it..tijii
Aak /or Helruhold'n. Take no other,
t'ureh (iiiarant«H«l.
Boe
adfertiuMMiet in anotlicr column.
S5ui'2
Fntaoxa
ix Lira, and fooling the
tic Kew Vork Weekly Heralds
^11 E extensive aud compreheD«ive facilities
in it? poK-^-twiou enable* the proprietor of
Uie Weekly iletitld to ^uarauteu the latot and
tfiot reliable iiiiorinatioii |x vililv to be ob
taim-d, not only from nil puit* of tha United
States, but from all pail* of the world.
ltd home toi rcs|ouitcnU, engaged at heavT
ixist. and coiincf teil with each new naval and
military xiK-dition of the tiovernment, prove
that it U dettiuiiiusl to leave no »|ot micoV
cnil by its operations and no event win occur
that shall uot liud immediate rc{ort ia its col
umns. ltco.-ds the proprietor over one hun
dred thou.sund dollar per year to maintain its
corps of corrc»|»oudcnts in the tield.
In its (^illation of foreign news the Herald
lixs tor y ears held a hi-li jiofiuoii. and it will
endeavor iu the luturc to maintain the *tand
it has assumed. It has spe ial orrcs(Miud
ents stationed in all the principal cities of the
world.
Its telegraphic arrangements extend to
win ivvcr the electric wires are stretched.
When the Atlantic cable is laid, width leat
will swin be avoiiipliKlnil, telegrams will he
received from I'.urope and Asia, an wi !l as the
Cnited States. Then oar loaders will have
the event# of the week in all [»arts of the civ
ilized world regularly and clearly laid before
them.
The proprietor devotes a portion of the pa
pei to Literature, Fie-hion. Asjrh ulture, the
Mifhmie A1 is, Spirting Matters, lhi-itiesn,
'Iheatrical and Kiuancial llepoits, (Tattle Mar
kets, (Seneial News, and reports of all eveiitn
calculatei.t to form an excellent inetronolitaii
new*|iiper- a weekly pliotojiraphic view of
the eveata of the worId-~aad all at a very low
prhv.
The Wickly Herald in ixdned every Satnr
day uiomiag, and furnitlicd at the following
rates
Hut- copy «v «..»§• 00
Three copiw .,., 6.00
Five copiea H.'H)
Ten copied 15,00
Any larger nuniU r, aildrouod to UaBlcd of
auUctiber, Jfl.T-O ciwh.
An extia eop\ will l»e sent to every club of
k n. Twenty copied to one addiesM, otic year,
|2v.00, and an) larger uuiulx at s.uu'' priir.
An extra cpv will lie sent to club* of twen
ty. Advertisements to a limited number will
lie inserted in the Weekly Herald.
The p.uly Herald, three cents per copy.
Ten dollar* per year for three hundred and
aixty three i»Mic.s. Five dollars for six months.
Two do!lard and titty o nts for three month*.
1 pper Iowa 3XTIE3"W"
1IIK I'AI.Ij TbUM of thin institution will
open for
sexen nn
the arfuiife'um of Student* of
Thursday, September 1, 1864
FACT 1,TV.
SET. WM BRUSH, President.
AUKISTKU BY
itlfN SAXIJORV, Rn«l
•IlKLT,. Pic eptrefw.
i Twu her of Vocal and
i
•li',fcss,M- .In
llisH A. J11
"l\. M.SAM
Instrumental Mu*ic.
E. lWttCK, Stewanl.
Jliss E A. c. i:«'lJKKt^JN,'teacher of
Preparatory.
LOCATTow.
Hie abov« namol Institution ifl locat*l at
the village of Kayutte, Fayette county, Iowa,
he situation of the vilhure ami its vieinity af
lords every facility d' sii.ilile forati Institution
of Learning. For health ami moral inlluen
ieji of an lt vatil oidur, il u nut,
smpaMol in the State.
JAMKN fiOlllxtN Bl-.VN'K-IT.
F.ditor and I*iopri"tor.
Northwtt corner of l'ultou and Nassau St*.
New Yoik City. N. Y.
There are no travelling Agents tbr the Herald.
FA KM FOB SAUL
Tin: uixUani'.'iit.il kiTi-ia for sale an iuipiovtil
Kiriii of ntni-ly !»itn itfU in TUtoi t«»wn
•lii|, Flu_\«l ctiiinly, ii ljilining tho lniin tc:il
ot John Cli.t|Hnan. Ou ilio l'.iriu tliivobn
^ikhI, w, 1»K lion*', iin«l ten mivs un- new
in 11 opfaml tiul'ijNisI uitli it ^i»h1 rail IciKt'.
Iiu lutii il iu tlio uincty aorfs mv ti-n lu icn ot'
goml i rov«i tinili r. Tlie rtiiiulniiig eighty
am* cini|iii«' tin- very Ln»t qiiHlity pntiHr
I.IIHI. Tin- wUuli' will lo b«ill nt a inoiii'iirt*
|nkv, Hinl tinii' Kru.ut« il lora |vm lnni the
imih iM- money. 1* 1 Tl'IIli HtlSK.
lnloi in itioii ii spei tiu,^ t!'-
Uiiiuil bv imjuiriiig ak tlie olhu of O. O. &
li. t». liciiiinor. 'JHU
Cliarloa City, Jolf 1', 1864.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
Tin* sulii i ibor i'ili'11* tor h»!I- liniin'sMud,
fitu.ili'l S niitvM livm lli'cktoiil and 1 I milc^
fioin Cliai s 'ily. Tin- proin ity I'oimixtK nt
190 at uii ot litmi. 95 of wliu'li aru umler itn
tmm menu a«ooil tiainu ilwcllin^ Iioum- nil
liiii*liet. iii.l xtuldi', nr.tiH iv anil iifvhr«tiy
ut I iiiI.lin^s. lin n'uri tw-'spline oil
the (arm, anil hUuk water: C'Uiii re* tit' Hinall
frainlwilantv
now liai vi xlctl. itiitl lt at ret ot'corti
lie t.iino hay. iiml lf» iiinn if ^rovi'
tiinlw- 16 tows ami a smtill Hoik «»f hhceji
cm he li.id with tho larin if reipilretl.
IU lilies Uie above oiler tor nala wvenil
tiai u nf iitriiii|novcd land kitaaUxl In Floyd
anl OerioJordt couutitK.
Tlit w ht»)e ot tlie above ]»ro|H'rty will Ik'
Koltl low anil |i.irt ot llie piii't liahe uioiay e*u
li
.tin on iimri^aKe at per tent. Km lurlli
cr partii iilaiit inquire ot the Milw rilei on the
prcniMaa. JOHN 011 ARMAB.
1'lott.T, Co., Aug. 8. lt*U.
HI
M. MKilUlMAN,
Notary Public & Couvey^acef,
HO I'D VILLAGE,
Fky4 Oounty, |*v*
&
Lclmikulil & Ilaiisbcrs:,
7
Have juat rseelvsd, at their Mtore
113. Floyd Village
A lar^je an coiiiplcte assortment of
STAPLE AND rANCY
lry
(lioods,
CLOTHING,
HARDWARE,
FA i: MING
IMPLEMENTS,
West India Goods,
Groceries
Uuts and Caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Yankee Notions,
•ad alnost every other kind of Goods that
may he deal red.
All of which will be sold at the
lowest jjricca
for cash or
ready pay.
.7. W. LFHMkl HL.
WM. HAUMtKKU.
Floyd, May 4,1864. iMf
KEW
Saddle & Harness
s u o i
*t»\ns 1 HA K WOOD
P»
i I.EA VK to inform the citizens of Floyd
)unty that they have fornieil a partucr
idiiji in the middle and harnc^H buhiue.vi. and
have oieuu«l a shop opposite the L'uioii Hotel
In Chnrlo.s Cit\
where thov will
1
Tiit i'ajtr in the World. 1
pleaseil to wait upon all
IKS
who may desire to patronize them.
They will krep condtantly on liand^or man*
ufacture at sliort notice, all kindd of
Harness, Saddles,
Bi'itllto, Trunk*, Valines,
Brushes. nrry ('oiubs, tScc.
Carriages Trimmed to Order.
Xtopnirin«J?
of all kinds neatiy and promptly e^acntcd.
lliey liop«, l»y close attention to btisinefw,
and by «oo«l work and fair dealing, to merit
and ruueira aabaroof i»ublic patronage.
J. M. A HA MS.
S. llAKWOoD.
P. S. Cash paid for hides.
CltarlcR City, May S), 1361- iByl
NKW
WAG-ON SHOP
IN'
CHARLES CITY,
l'l.ITt»
Cot'XTT, low A.
an*
TMKesuliseribcrwouldiieda
lecj
leave to inform
ti citi^ma of Charlea t'ify and Kloyil
County that tie has o|« Wuffou Shop iu
W.Hdlcv & Snyder'b huildiiivr. upataira, where
lie i. pie|Kirel to e\ci tile with
Neatness ami Despatch.
all onleis lie may l»e favond with, lie lias
taken irreat piiiiis to sclcet ^ood se isoiicd luin
Iwsr. and fioui hid cxpeiiciice in hi.s line of
husiuesd, he tlattcls liiniH'lt that he can
Slaimt'aetiirc ami Kupair
WAG0X.S AN1) lll'GUlKS
aa eh -ap as the cheapest and aa goad aa the
best.
All work warranted.
Prices according to the tltaies.
4y 1 PhrrBR BOSK.
€h*rlea€ity. January 33,1864.
OVKK 145,000
\I.VV
Being 50,000 Ahead
OP
ANY
OTHEU
COMPAXri
UNPAKALLKLED SUCCESS
or THE
Cuuipaoy are now making 140 day.
These aro the only IIaellines
maTving tlie Lock Stich with the
Koiatin^ Hook.
No ^huUitf nor iQiK-liiuor for tiliuttk* mov«
niints.
(nir.sr
1-riu«un
\fi!!Ni^ .vtx t'TCTITVAIS
Simplicity and Durability,
ami
as
A
UXEQUALED
W- *b-
IN
aw
TIIKY A
Piofitablo ds Available a Lifetime.
'I lie film riotli 1'io-er, ho [lopular, tun
^nijr t*1 hail with tli,,v i.^u liiins.
#iiEO.
li. ailTl liM'KN. lua. Ag't,
Klti Like Strvet, Chicago.*
C. H. WKIClir T. iwlin- Aitent,
t!I2 Main ttit et. L'liltuquo.
JOHNSON'& MATUKW^ Agonta,
l)'i,
Qoodz, I
UotLloixl.
L. a. BUliitOt GH8, Agent, Floyd.
GEO. C. DEAN, Agtat, Charles City.
May 23, 1*64. Sl
FAlRBAxVXS'
STAyDAMA
S A E S
Of Al l. KIMiS
Alw, War Iioiim' TriK-ka, letter I're.^i•«, &c.
FairlMiiik^^ Urecult uf, & Co.,
173 Lake Street, Chicago.
gf*Be e.ueful to luy onl) the ^enuiuf.
J*I
GOODS, Drt-o* iKxntii. UiRKhua»,
Silk«, HtjMtrf, Gloves And Milluxerv
BlLBEBTfc
LOOK JII:iu:
If yotl want ft Set f»f Otnd ll.irffaa,
«o to
J. KUCK'S
X!\V
Saddlo imkI llarneRs
SHOP.
THESotscriher
W"'M ic ^xstAilly infuim
the citiwnBof Floj and adjoining coun
ties that he has opened a new
Harness and Saddlery
SIIOl'
frith* Intelligencer B11ili 1
tugooMill*lre«t
In Charles City,
whffrc ho will he happy serve all who may
le in want of work or -oods in hi.s lino.
I!c will keep constantly on hand for mile,
or maniifartnre to order from Stock of the best
ijuality, all kinds of
Double nnd Single Harness,
S.VT)33T,T:B,
Bridlea, Trunks, Valises, Curry Co»l»a,
iRI'sHlS, wnilfl, &c.
He|miring done in (lie lient manner.
A ehare of public pationagc solidted.
Tricca low as the lowcwt.
J. KITCK.
Charlaa City, Jaly 18,1864. 80yl
NEW A1UUVALS!
SPRING AND SUMMEl
J. ¥. LEIIMKTIHL
Id HOW openinp a T-arare and CamplatS
AiMortmentaf
Spring and Summer Goods,
At his Store in
Oliarlos Oity,
Just pnfchwtd of Mannfeotaretaaad Impor
ter*, consisting iu part a* follows:
STAPLE AND FANCY
l)ry Goods.
Kuincrous Styles and Varieties of
LADIES' DTiESS
Dre«s and Tailors' Trimmings,
lJroadeloths, Plain and
Fancy Cassimercs,
T)oeskins,
Vesting, &cM &c.
GENTLEMEN'S
Fall and Winter
CLOT1I
Hate, Caps, Bonnets, Boots,
Shoos and Findings, Yankee
Notions and Stationery.
Iloavy and. Sliolf
JIAIIDWAIMi
Nails, OUt, Taints, Dmgs,
Hlass, i-Ntwh, Putty-—Cheaper
than hert'toforo.
n y u
IMPLEMENTS
of various di'-rriptions.
West India Goods & Groceries,
Such as Molasses, Tea, Coftoe
Sugar, Dried iTriiit,
WOULDthat
&AS., &C
All of wlii. li will W oM nt the retry Lemit
1'rk.oj t't»r Oiu-li or Heatly lay.
Cliarlej" ('i» v, Towa, May 5, 1H44.
New Photograph Galleif.
J. E. IIIt'll
rt-apectfnlly mnounoa t* Qw cit
izens i t" Ch urletf Cty anil the lialaneo
tif mankind lie k now piviKkn.d to take
lJictnrc\s
of all wliu may f.ivor him with a call. Pho
tograph* takuu iu till the vaioiiH stylus and
waii.uitetl to pkiue. All iu* r*|H.vU'ully in
vitel to all ami examine uiy work whether
wishing pit tuir or not.
1
'icture* Uii*H in clomfy a $ uell a* in ftur trmlktr.
N. It. Kooiu, flrat dotir north of tho Iu
telligencei ltnililin^," up btaiiu.
t'harliM City, Doc. 21,1863.
Notice.
STATK OP IOWA, I
Floyd Cuiiuty,
CAPACITY
to ww in»tk lu«vy aiul Hj lit ^Mpda, and In
1 EASY A!.\rTAtltM
In tlio grmtettt va.kty of Htylaa of arork.
v
To John O'll.tir, .Tr., Jatucs O'Hair, John
O'Uair. Senr.. ami li.is.mna »'ll.iii his wilt,
i'yru» 11. Kiton. .lauuti 11. Katon, lyron ^a
ton, Franklin II. tUUn, mitt William L. Ma
ton, lii.ii, ini-l lluliiah ll. l'^itoii, \siilow of
•Icrvuitah Hiton, tlet ••.wtnl. Kli/.:iK-th Struwu.
•John FeiunM.ii anil I'jli&il*-tli Keimistm his
wifo, K. W. Httirts, I.-r.u'l W. Snvtlt-r, Ailrain
l»t rati ir ot the untate of llunit I Miydcr, tie
ttiteed, J. A- llif-'Lins, U. ti. lieiuigcr, Jallien
HliUi ily, and J. W. hiukuhl:
You uie hen by iiottlual that on «m* Kforo
the ti »t lav of .SepteliiUjr, A. 1). lfWJt, there
will U- on tilu in tlie of tlio t'lfik of the
Oixtiiit Court tif I l.'Vtl County, lona, a pe
tition ot l'.liph il. Cram elaiiiiin^ ol saiil
-Itiliii U ll.ui, Senithe miiii of Kiven huu
lirctl ilollaih aui.l interest theieon :it the rate
ten |k rent, per aunuiu fioui the fifteenth
tlay of Apiil, ISM, as imniev tine on a
ptoui-H•
is«»ory note e\et,ut* il by said John O'Haii .Seu.
to one Claik C. ISii.u^s, and i luimin^ of alt of|
s.ilil iKtViuIaut.s the toret'lo»ure of u lonl, or
eontraet, to .»cll vcrtain real extate xituate»l in
Fliiyd County, Iowa, to wit: The N. W of
the S. V. ol Section 10, the N. W. of tin:
S. W. of Section 17, except ten acre*, ait'l
the South of Section 20, all ia township 9"»
Xoith. of luin^e 15 West, exeeuteil ly said
Clark i1. Br$^ss to siiil John O'Uair. Sen
aK1'1iKiynunt
^!11^ convey to him said real estate on
tlie tif mud note, Haid note arid con
trat an I lie interest of haid Itrijrus in sai.f
real mtatc having Ik-' n a.^i^'iied und eouveyetl
to aiul Ix-iii^ now ownetl said Oram. Aud
that ituKan you appear iheieU) and dclcnd
hefi re iiooi. "i the «tvoii»l iy of the next
'leiin of the 1 »islrict Court of ntid County,
sialil Term to comment** on the 7th day of Ni
vcnilier, A 1' IH64 di-fanlt will be «oU$i«l
M.sainst you and IikUiih nt and dtcive rcudei
cd thereon a« pravetl in mii1 petition.
STARK & l'A ITKKSOS,
IMaiiitill*® Att -ineys.
August 8th. lMt 2vv4
fkO
cept
DBAK S.
tlMfB. It. P. Atlfa-,
New Goods, New Goods,
New Goods, New Goods,
New Goods, New
Sorghum Seed,
Bt*t
F«.|C«jilo_at («IJ-15-!£l' lKAN'S.
Codfi.-li and
Japan Tea
At fllLTFTRT A DF^VN'8
Baby Wagons
For sale by CII.UEHT PF.AN.
Summer Clothing,
ai cm.v.i'irr s deas'8.
Ihtlliilo Robes,
For i!e by i
r.rERT
Balmoral Ilose and
cousirrs. For sale by (Jilbert & Deaa.
Cl0tlling? lfirp*o lot, cltrap,
I
At GILBEltT & DEAN'S.^
Boots and Shoes, largo
VARIETY, At (JII.r.Ein DKABtH.
Whole Suits, men's,
For sale by UIU'.KHT i DEAN.
Wa^on Grease,
The best ma le, forKilc ly Gilbert k Dean.
H. W. McNABB'S
Cash and I^c^ncly-i^ay
sTonn
WOULD v K* to the citi
zens of St. haiies uy ami Htirroundin^
country that I am opv'uiug a now aud well so
loetcd .stock t»f
Spring and Summer
Dill GOODS, GKOCEUIES,
r. i
xker xo rroxs,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
PRINTS and DeLAINES
of different »lylt*s and quality,
Wool I Is, S11 I wis,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
A apleinlid assortment of Indies' Si»:nii»h Pelt
Jocltoy Satfit»
Plumes. HiMnins.
llomiet lluclir.
HOSIERY. LO r/.w, j/nor SKIXTS,
Ukm-saud .MiUtciii,
BOOTS «& SHOES,
Tie n' 1 y-^fridc C!o111i 11 g,
UiDailclollis and Cas^liutw,
of the Ki.t ijuality,
Satinets and Heavy Winter Cleths
of diilcicnt yrades,
I Ttits aiul "iips,
ShfetingH. lVnini!. Sbiitin^ and KlauouU,
\Vhi|»t. Trunks. Sattbcls.
and many tther hU too niiiuenms to men
tion and too e\(ensive to print.
Call ami Sty for your* /res, ami examime
the l±ulh It mul pr'utii.
rrrmrr
2y
9
GOOCTh,
New Goods, Xevr Gooits,
At GILBERT A DEAN'S.
RIPE,
At nridJEIM' 1»I?AN'S.
Cast Cast-Steel Plows,
evUt made, for mle hr
(ilLBKUT A DF.AX.
Ladies' & blisses' Hats,
Trimnieil and t'ntriimned,
At ««I LttKIt
k 1KAN'K.
Lithograph of the President'!
Emancipation
Proclamation for Atlc at tlw Htonc Stors.
Photograph Albums
ft DEAW.
Clotlies Wringers,
AtGIMlKKT DEA1TS.
Cloaks, New Styles,
At GILBKUT & DEA1TS.
Zephyr Worsteds,
At the St
At the stone fttaca.
Spinning Wheels,
At the Stone S4oi«.
II. W. Xt-NAKIt.
84. CharleaCHy, May 1, lttf i. 41yl
IRYIXG'S
GIANT PAIX CI'HE 11
l'ou THI: CL i:i: K PAIX.
Doth t*\teriuilty nn-1 inteiiuilly— the
CJ tea teat l'ain-Cuiing liemcdy I
Yet DlKtoveretl.
Pain caoooi lun^ e\i*t where thk t«ai«xly b.
futi.n.iiv ushhI.
GIVE IT A FAIR TRIAL!
Full I'AIX
la the Stuiuaeh, Bank or Bowela. Bwas,
BruiitoM, CutH, Swelliii^«, (Vilie,
Man hta, hikI Ulifiiiuaiiani,
Jli'inl-iulu', TiM.tl» aoh«
un«l Kii iu hc
IT tl RU, \UtlMT Ui^TA.NTAXEiU'
C11UOM0 DISEASES!.!
aieu A*
Dyapaprfs, Weak lireaat, Lirer Oonplaint,
UetKl'itl lVhlllly, Ki vt-r Hint Afifil**, i^U
kcr or Siiv Tliriiiit. Weak Kyi*. Spina
aud Kidney Old Soiom,
CI'iseiwo,
OIKJIm.
In tlte aliutre uietitinned dttnaea ii enljr
uewla to be faithfully u« d, and
t'l i:i: is t'EUTAi*.
Id by all Dni^-iatb and MeiBcino Uealars.
l'KICK 00 K\'TS.
WALKKU
k
TAV i HI. l'roprietora
I'liiticu, lllitioia.
U, SooviL, (ieaeral Wutteru A^ent,
Chicago.
Sheriff's Sale,
ut tlie front dK"r ot' tlio Cuiiit lion*. in St.
Charles, Floyd Co..Iowa, on tho 17th day of
September, A. I. 1S04, at two o lock in lh«
S* pteu»l«er, A. I. 1m4, i*t two o luck in lh«-1
attfiiuNin ot day, the tollowuig iletkiilMxl
'llie 8outh-west quarter nl' Nuitli \vctl
quarter ill .Sectiou Ten 101 Township Niu ty
t'ourt.Oli l!a:ii rSi-vriitn-u ^I7i, levi««loii as the
pniK ity ot W illium 1J«hhi, to *ati.^iy s.inlixo
rtitinii in favor U. Il ui an 1 against aaid
William 11 tn for ^52,00 ami intvn.st aiul
Cu*U.
'lVrmii of 8.4I0—uvJi in luinl.
Palcil, Au# aiit IJ. A. 18G1
D. M- I KIUU:SON, sheiitr
ot' FloyU Comity, Lowa.
DUmwr*ofilir%y
S
U. Kevmue Stamp, ctwellad,
Aug
8,1364
S'utli N.tttUs*r«**i. l'»
GKilCElUKS.
XI an Excvuuoii duly ifsue«l l.y tho I'leik i tlw eitian us of ihe tvdur Vull. y that 0i«
ut tlie UiMi iet ouit ot Muyd eouut} nin.ye Fouiuliy and Machine Shop is
State ot' lnw.i, aiul to uie iliitn ud, I have 1» v- 1KW |uuoiued
ied mi and I iT.• i t'ur biilc at |»nltli- auction,.
CEDAR FALLS.
F.
1ST. CO r.\sfe, Ag't,
Dl'ALEIt IN
Foreign and Domcsti®
FJ-iUIT,
Clou's, Conferfioiiery, &c.
F!r»t door south of Pullan's Banner Stofa,
Main Street, OKI)Ait KALI^S, Iowa,
It offering for mle a latyo Stock of Green and
Dried Fruits, Confectionery, Cisarn,
Tobocu, aud a grout variety of other articles,
At Competition Prices.
o
Green Fruits, Confectionery,
Dried Fruit, Tobacco,
Canned Fruit, Xuta,
T»crrios, Cheese,
Maple Sugfar, llcrring,
Cigars by the thousand,
Cider by the barrel,
Spiees of all kinds,
Crackers, various kinds.
BALTIMORE AND COVE OYSTERS,
by the Can or Case.
0filers filled with caro and promptnewi. Par
ticular attention i^ivt n to selling goods
on Conimuiiua.
ORCUTT BltOTLIEllS.
WHOT.RSALE AND IIKTAIL DEALEHS IN
yUBUITOBB,
c. r. WALLACE'9
OVEE
TmIS
K!»WCPS,
ILc^r
ALSO, MANt'FACTTTvF.RS OF
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
4lh 1
HAKDWAKE!!
Thompson & Co.,
[t?i.ccc.fi-s to Warren Pieree,}
At the sigu of the big Tea Kettle,
Opposite the Carter Ilonae,
Cedar Falls, Iowa,
V
HARDWARE,
ST( Y KS,
Tin Ware
Iron, Stool, Zsails,
and
of Every Description.
HOl'SK TKIMMINtlS,
WlJiclow Olosst
VTAUON TIMUEB,
WAGON MATEKIALS,
and every tlin. nsn.-illy toiiii.I iu a well-teleC*
tvti iiaidw.U e dtwL
IN THKIK STOCK 0T
S O V E S
tH^«VlWUilu the latest im^ivtuauvuio .nm
Hot Patterns.
EARNERS
FTHITolLS &
•Vi :!V i' isi-rt.
11.1.1- 1 IT..L I to
Farming Tools,
iiu hi'lon the ivh-hratetl
Mulioe, Grand IVtour aud Kotk Island
l'reakin^, Stining unlOirft
Allies' Shovels anil Spades,
IV'anlsloy'u Sil\or Steel
SCYT1IKS,
ALSO,
Blood's Superior Scythes and
Frofliali .!• ii--- in
the Inn-
feel assured tliat our t.u Uitie.s tor obtaining
(Iinuls tioin M.uiul'uct men* are not exivllcil \f
any linn Weht of the Jlisai.fiiii liver, anu
are |*re^u\l to 11 .it
Low Price*,
Iu connection with our stova watuMW*
T1X SHOP,
fa duf of CoinjH'teut Work IMS, D» Ml
tall to gi raw a vail.
A. O. THOMPSON.
JOSIA11 TlluMl'MON.
Cellar Falla, May 35, \m. 2»(
CKl»AK VAI.LIIV
FOUNDltY
A.NlJ
Machine Shop.
111 il uii'iiTM^iu-ii would re*pe.i.U'uIlj 'iJ«
FxiU Blast,"
mmI would tliciet'oie uuiite tli it ha In
una wouni linuioic ^uc U-Uti ui.»»
W)l,^j»rtjK4iv«l
llow
llOYVWJl) XSSOt'I VTlONr apally I'oi Utiuers whu have au acre o* »o of
PIILLVPLUIUA, PA. (f. J}.--Canh pai«l for oM Casting*, or they
\h vi«mi». X«(utuu!, I'tiimty will l»e taken iu 1 v. !..vuj i I'm urw. Oidir Ye
ai«i H(U«I —ii«w »iid i li»M
tit* 'i 11 .. i i li.-' It'^W/iKl' i. W if u «-v|» Lkr%l v Hi
ly ut.ul tn i-i:1
*l :i i Kri f[-'h A'l- i it* tor.
at.^rtir *!ud .u-ocwum, CVUr Fall*, March 12, lijrl
T«fc. Saaai. olfce. Fruit*,1 /^tFOCKEBY
Codfeh at GiLSEli & ££AH S. IV/ S«t», I^»
CEDAR FALLS.
Come Down, Come Down
I'O
CEDAR FALLS,
Aad get the Greatest Bartralna fa
Ready viatic Clothing
To bo had in the State.
It will pay well those in need of
CLOTimiS
To pay a visit to
EJlilUvI tr iVN'S
Philadelphia Clothing Establishment,
Overman's Block,
Opposite tlie Carter House,
CEDAR FALLS.
Ho Has Just Opened
TBI
LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING
Gent's Furnislinig Goods,
Hats, Caps,
To
DRKJ STORK,
CEDAK FALLS IOWA.
—o
Tliey have on Itantl tlie LAIWKST and
HE.ST SF.I.ECTKt* SMlIK OF HN'ITUBC
ever brott^-lit Wt'st uf tho
Mississippi.
W" Our Stork consists of everything usu
ally kept by Furniture Dealer*, aad arc
now prepared to ttcll at
&c.,
be seen west of Chicago,
and will sell at
Lower Prices
Hum any other EataMisluueiit ia Northern
I O W A
Call an11 jnd-e lor yourself, and
Too will find it to save joo at leaal
128 Per Cent,
ia iiik! i'_r yuiir iurel».ises
AT ELLEliMAN'S
EXTEX8IVB
Clothing Hoiwc.
Co'.mtry Merchant* are especially iuvikad, aa I
will sell tlicm even at
Lower than Chicago or Dubuque Prices.
TIIE LARGEST STORE,
The Biggest Stock,
Aad the Beat Goods at the Lovc&t Prieee,
k the trae same of
3ELLi:m&IT'S
rniLADKLl'HIA
Clothing Store.
April
5, 1S64.
HARDWARE.
LYMAX BLAIR & Co.
(Successors to I\ Crc.-liy.)
dkaubs a
A W A E
Xron. *Mo fitnnl,
JfAlLS, (JLASS,
Tin, Sheet Iron & Copper Ware,
Blacksmith and Cooper
Cedar Falls, April
Tck.-!*,
Wagon and Carriage Materials,
Sole Ageuta at thi* j»oiat for the Celebrated
Grand Detour Plows,
Warranted to neour in any soil,
Cook, Box, and Parlor Stoves,
Manufactured liy J. IT. Hath! n! of Albany,
Olio Of tlio nldekt et»l.lli]i.-hrd HoUxti ill
l-wt— every Stove warranted to give sutiafuc-tilM
iioa.
Agents for Indiana Wagons.
of the Padlock, oppisite the Carter
BHign.
OUM
I.YMAN ltl.AIR.
O. H. CAMPBELL
3,
]HM,
OAltDEN VALUtT
Agricultural Wnrchou^
sj:KI
to e^Miitv, un nhoi iioti«x*, all llaillll'M HfUUtT ttM(l
ixvxy i^. cntiasttil to hi» uno iu tliHl __ .. I
pro|H-rty, to wit
'llie 8outh-west nuarter 11) uf Nuitli webt «-•*, SuitMsk®. invi'i.ium!
Mill Gearing,
Sl'tJAU CANK CIUMIINQ MACHINE??,
etitir«'ly if Ir*»n al«o, the iivteMMrv Ii«»IIH f..i |i E|^
WikkIou Slaehiue* can be had, (faagnt-ii prin- I
0
iHd IM.-XUKI ii«w »ud ii»i'i» inMi-1 sp^ifully «oli-it**il ami pi«ii Tly atteinlfd U». I liveiol at the t'liw.
Your atlentiou U uy utouk ia reapoetfully
itolicited. A. D. B.uucv*.
Olabb Ware, Laaap^, Uituoc
at Gilbert & Dean*
S«tt»fte.
STORE.
CEI'Ai: l'AL[^, ..... loWJL
A.
D. BAKNUM,
Dealer ia
Grain, Wool, Prcds,
PHODUOB,
And Eveiy lew ii ti in of
AizriiMiltural and
Uot'lit'tilttttal tiiplcnicnt.^
I FIKI.P, GUASS,
OAKUEN AND FLOWK& SEEDS.
AGKXT
VOM.
F. V. Sinith's
!ri ri
___
Al/" .vr l'OK
Shutter's Chicago Wagon.
would oil! MHir atu-ntion to my fctock of
Farm luiphiucato, iscoiU, ic.,&c.
I keep vtt hamd at all time* the odd/ruled I
CasM'ast SUt'l IMows,
Iiiailo ty
Buokeyc ltra|H'i*& Mower,
l'. Aultm ui i L'o's
'auton, Ohi
I
Buckeyc Jr. Mowt r,
C. Aultnian Co t., Canton, Ohio.
Sweepstake* riii*« li r,
f. Aultinin Cu'» CantiNI, Okl
ttaiiieti' 111. Header,
Threshing Machines, Reapers, y.m llrciiit'* Sti'«l
Boilern. Kiisiues. ami in faet all kinds of ca ^|a||-ol.,|^|» ||otC Ol'li
mul wrought lnu woik ri'iHurud. lie ia pre
uareil to Manufacture *. 1111M .»««»!
pareil
^CllllUltT^ Ur«|«ll^
prin-
Clank-n City Clipi Plows. Hay Toola, and
I fuct all kiixhi of Ptuia Inpk'uuula.
... fff li rain, au-i ail Produce oa Sturage, De-
Corner of Main and Baee Snoat^,
i Ofefcr FalU, Siaich |3 19H 1*1
DUBUQUE
Dubuque Murbie Wc.!. s.
JAMES & TiROTHER/
,i:
1*i
al'-n !ii
Foreign and American Marble,
Owner of Locoat and 6th 8tr*t%
I^ubuqviu^. -Iowa.
Wholesale
Book and Stationery
BOXJSB.
Ba M. HARGERv
No. Ill Mam Street,
l)ubuque, Iowa,
I* fully prepared to supply Country Merchanrt
and others, in lane or Htiiall quantities, with
every thing pertaining »o tlte
Book and Stationery Busineit.
Especial attentlon'glven to filling order*
ttiu Tiade for
School Books,
at Publii&rs' prices.
LETTER,
Cap, tftid Note Papers.
WALL PAPER,
Blank Books,
Sunday &hool liooks and Cewanla, Jareuila
Hooka,
Miscellaneous Books,
Sheet AItisic, and all
kinds of Musical Merchan
dise, which will be sold at thtf
lowest rates. Agent for
Geo# A, Prince & Co/s
Celebrated
Mclodcoiis & He
Iiooi Oi^niif#
Dcpositury of tlie Auicuum Tract Society.
Courrtrt «kalcra Supplied on the moat fa\,w
able terms. 13y|
(ff* Hlgbent price paU for rag^
Wholesale Book Store,
Orders from the trade aolieitod.
WILLIAM H. BUMPF,
WHOLESALE
E O E E
AXD biim
a
Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
.1A'Z
Ti'iJACWS.
No. 31 Main Street,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Idyl
BOAVI-IX & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
CinN'A, GLASS, Ql'EENSWAEE,
Hlwr riated aad Britannia Qaod^
Table Cutlery, Lookiiigglasses,
Hinl Ca^cs, Coal ('il, Lamps, &e.
Hotel, House Furnishing, and
FANCY QOODi,
Xo.
86
Main street, Duborjttc, Iowa.
m*Tht Trade supplieil at Eastern prices
mddimg J'ragkt.
GEO. H. FRY,
Agent for tho Ccktiafcil P. I\ Stewart
COOK. STOVES,
Uniting Stoves.
Parlor Stoves and all kinds of Cook
Stoves on band and for sdb.
No- 28 Main Street, (Julian Itou^o t'.l
Dubuque, Iowa.
IFI: .SH &000R FACTORY:
:bh\ jm? a
t,
MANUFACTURES
Bltf dU the \V orld and
of Maukiud
lite best of kilu-diied Pino
Mouldings, Frames, Bfinds,
I)ior8,
Sasli, Ae.
Turning and Ornamental & roll Sawteg tlMMl
to order.
Allordei nllv.l it publii-lmi nitis, und doliv*
tu-«l «ui the eat.-, free ot harae.
T» ilealcis a lil eial diMcunt will be lnutfta.
it you want work Uiat will give aatiblactiott
•and here tor it.
PIPKIN?0?f.
Dubuqua, Matdl25, IMS. Mjrl

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