Charles City intelligencer. [volume], November 17, 1864, Image 3

About Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866

Image provided by: State Historical Society of Iowa

                
Cjre Jittclltgrnccr.
E&iiroad Aecident.
A terrible collision occurrfat TTCPTit
iy
gage and eight passenger cars, and
Contained about 500 passengers, near
jtlgr all of whom were Illinois and Iowa
loldiers, on their way to Chicago. At
tul ver's Station, eight miles south of
Lafayette, this train met and passed
Hie regular passenger train proceed
lbg north. It had reached only one
fltilo when it collided with a heavy
freight train which was going south.
The collision was terrible one, and
Its effects frightful. The engines were
demolished and the baggage car and
irst passenger car of the train corn
fag North were ground to powder.
5friirty dead bodies, and thirty more
W lesa mangled, were gathered up
from the wreck, all of whom were sol
diers except three. Seven of the 11th
Ifewa wero killed and ten wounded in
jflbat disaster.
t.lfri fin
A great poTTUcal meeting in Spring
feld, Illinois, was gladdened and
"•housed by a banner borne by woun
ded soldiers, representing a globe,
Which Lincoln was prying up with a
Vfcil, while Andy Johnson was seated
cross-legged on the North American
p*rt of it, tailor fashion, sewing up a
huge rent. Old Abe says to him
*A few more stitches, Andy, and the
dear old Union will be mended
Sue Munday, the female guerilla, is
9b another raid in Kentucky. She
•(sited Woodford county last week
and stole six of the finest horses from
the stable of Mr. Alexander. Five of
the horses were subsequently aban
doned in consequence of the vigorous
pursuit. A reward of $5,000 has
offered for the capture of the bri
woman and her band.
(and
A man named Juhnann with a canoe
dfrerhauled and killed a deer which
^las attempting to swim tlio river
about midway between this city and
Oquawka a day or two ago. As he
Beared the frightened animal it turned
aad swam with the currcut, ami when
ha came np with it, it made feeble ef
forts to strike his craft with its fore
feet, but with his pocket knife he sev
Med its jugular vein and woo the day.
mm-Burlington Hatcktyt.
Notwithstanding the order dismin
ioy Col. Win. T. Shaw from the ser
vice, Gen. A. J. Smith, it is said, re
tains him in command of a division,
aad politely informed an officer who
was sent to supercedo Col Shaw, that
Mthe
division had one commander and
that waa aawaf 1m bad a#
mm
Mm."
on the Fafayette & Indianapolis
Railroad, by which thirty persons were
killed and about as many more woun
ded. The facts are these The reg
ular passenger train from Indianapo- !dar Falls, a few days since, by being
going north, composed of oqg bag- (jammed between two cars which he
for
The guerilla party that passed
through this section of country n few
days ago, was composed of Illinnisi
ans enlisted l»y the notorious Dill Dunn
of Missouri, for the rebel service, lie
enlisted and drilled them in Illini is,
and got off safely with 41 men aud 11
extra horses. So says our informaBt.
—•/V. yhuhson Platmlmltr,
Wm. Turner and his wife of New
Mti, N. Y., went to £nd some hicko
ry nuts some days since, locking their
three children in the house. YYheB
they returned, they found the house in
ashes, and their children burned to
4«ath.
The Court ffonse To MfteTiell conn
ty was broken iuto a few nights since,
after the tax sale, aud the records of
the same destroyed. The conse
quences is that the aale will have to be
Made a second time.
*KHon. W. P. Wolf has been elected
•ir the Legislature from Cedar county
to fill the vacaucy caused by his own
vvsignation when he enlisted in the
100 days' service, in which ha
Vtrely wonnded.
Among the wounded ia the receat
battle in the Shenandoah Valley, are
Lieut. Col. B. H. Wilson, of the 28th
Iowa, in the thigh, and Capf. G. W.
dark, 82d Iowa, in the hip.
A Stat* Convention of liqaor deal
ers will be held at Iowa City, Nov.
SSd. to take into consideration the
ineaos aud adopt some plan for the le
gitimate protection of their interests."
It is reported that Secretary Fea
aenden is about to resign the Treasu
ry portfolio, and thai Hubert Walker,
ooe of the ablest fiui-nciers in the
world, will be appoiuted in his place.
Pern kg on City Airs.—The people
of Dea Moines are talkiug about the
grectioo of water works at that place.
Their gas works '7 i»»ve beep in ope*
ration for some tirae.
George L. Matthews, Est}., of Du
buque, baa beeu ap]Hiuted reusion
Agent bj the Government for Nortb
4re Iowa.
.1
At Andorer, Massachusetts, they
'fcave tpelliog matches at school, and
tlie
youug
ladies receive presents for
the biggest jawbreakers.
Gen. Early's name is Jubal, a«d Ja.
bal is a Hebrew name, tgnifyin^ "lie
4#»at rune." The day of JuUfti loa
The election of Bfr. Webster to Coa
ress from liarylaud is a great Union
iumpb.
Mr. Allison's majority in thia Cos.
^national district is nearly 5,000.
The N. Y. Tribune claims that the
Union majority in the next Congress
will be sufficiently large to sreure 1 he?
passage of au amendment to the Con
stitution prohibiting slavery through
out the United States.
Thomas Smith of Dttbw^w^ W«k#»
man on the D. & S. C. railroad, was
severely injured in the breast, at Ce-
was coupling.
A man in Johnson, Vt.t set a trap
for bears that were troubling his sheep.
Going out one morning and finding a
varmint caught, he ran for his gun,
fired and killed a black sheep of his
own flock.
Cider Vineuar.—Take the water in
which dried apples have been soaked
and washed, strain ii well, aid add
a pound of sugar.
A female canary bird in Springfield,
**u88., has laid forty-one eggs aud
raised fourteen singers this seasoa.
In Ceylon, the ceremony of mar
riage consists of tying the couple to
gether by the thumbs.
There was a violent storm elec
tion day throughout the whole coun
ty-
Louie Napoleon has aent to Maine
for four pairs of matched horeee.
Late Talis fashions represent the
ladies wearing coat tails a yard long.
TXTFMJ(i i:\CKU"
POOR AND
JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
$nfflligmccr|kilimg,
OFPOSITK THK PVH1.IC SQCAKB,
COKNFK Ir
MILL AND KELLY STREETS,
Charles City, Floyd County, low*.
Ihi
ILelar-e-f -t I'll trull 1"'ated
O U 8
I IN NOKTHKKN IOWA.
It has been nvently tittrd up with an exten
I •ire assortment of all the later aad uw ap
proved styles of
^ob printing |tl ittrialif
such as
TYTES, RULES, BORDERS,
and other fixtures calculated exprenaly for ths
exeution of all kinds of Job 1'iinting re.pnrwi
iu this section of country. Tlie materials are
all new and selected with great enre from the
unrivalled foundry of Jamba Conm* & Sow,
New York, whence frequent anlditiona will be
made.
It will be the ambition of the proprietor that
tills Printing House shall be distinguished 1st
the four great features of
CORRKtTWK»S,
nuniu,
It'OSOMV,
lid niSMTCH.
HAHD BILLS,
P.inPHLETK,
(9£)3i( U\ A.(i i\S?0SS»
I U A S
BILL AKD LETTER HEADS,
TftViTi.Tr.
K
lUaw Dlanlt
0 Ad t%
BLANK NOTES, TAX RECEIPH,
-ft.
-f -t rr—
And many other varieties of Job Printing ex
ecuted in the highest style of the art.
flie subscriber challenges eoaapetittoB la fee
use of
PL Ala INKS,
9AICT COI.OKM,
COMUIKATIOSS,
and BHUNZBII
While in all the minor-sized and more delicate
styles of work, hU execution of printing in
Gold and Silver Colors,
On Satin, (iliized and Colored PaperHand Cards,
Is nai-'iuiilled in Neatness and Hrilliiimy,
Entrust your Orders to Me.
Minute attention L« xivrn to every order, Bee*
or far. and the
PKR*OW\r. M'KKHIWTESIMSffCa
Of tkM Hroprlftur guarantee* the MtUU
prrfuriuaiit
of
ever,' Job.
ALL OKltfcUX BY MAIL OR L\nni,
Promptly attended to.
4. M. F. HILDRETH,
INDEPENDENCE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Indcptrndeoce, Iowa.
Chartered .\o». •, 1AM.
r'
rhe Charter places no limit on Um
amount of tliia (Joupany s cupitid
Insure in thin reliable home Company, and
help check the immense drain of money
currie«l from thi* State by
Foreign Insurance Companiei,
which aiuounU to the ap|*illing sum of over
Two Millions of Money Annually.
Insure at hotuc and save seventy-live pet cent,
of th« iwimiuma charged by Stock Ckanpa
niea.
This Company Insurea
DwelHDg-houses & Detached Property
AT
Ono-Fourtli
the asUil rat)'.- of prtiuiunn.
§ir Consult an Agent of the Independence
Insurance Company Iwforeinxurint elsewhere.
WILCOX, Proa.
WM. IT. JOSIJN, Secretary.
Wm. HALL, General Ageat.
HtillVEY W1LBUK. Agent at Ployd.
SMITH A ATKINSON, Agents, Charl. CUy.
SepfeinU-i J6. lh'U. o'.iyl®
New Photograph Gallery.
J. E. RICH
"TTToULP reapeotf illy luinouact lo thS clt
VV isens ot I'harleti City uiid the balance
of uankiud that he ia now prepared to take
lectures
of all who may favor hiiq with a call. Pho
togruihs taken iu all the vaioua stylus aud
warrantoil to plcuse AU are reapotifully in
vited to call and examine my work whether
wihiii4 pictures or uot.
Picture* taken in cloudy as teeli at iu /air mother.
N B. ltootn. tirst door north of the la*
lelligeuoer Building," up stMks.
Charles City, Pec 3l, 18#J. ft
Take no more unpleasant and unsafe
Medf ines.
For unpleasant ami angcron* disease*. use
HFLMHOL1) S EX Ii:.V«T KIVHIT, which
11:tS received tilf e|t lorseiwnt of the most
prominent phyici m- in the t' S Is now of
fered to alllicted bum inity as a certain cure
for the following diseases and symptoms origi
nating from disease* and abuse of the I'tinary
or Sexual Organs, Oeneral Debility, Mental
and Physical Depression, Imln-eility, Deter
mination of Blood to the Head, Confused
Ideas, Hysteria, (ieneral Irritability, Restless
ness and Sleeplessness at Night, Aliscnce of
Muscular Efficiency, Loss of Appetite, Ema
ciation, Low Spirits, Disorganization or Para
lysis the Oigans of Generation, Palpitation
of the Heart, and, in fait, all the concomi
tunta of a Nervous and Debilitated state of
the system To Insure the genuine, cut this
out.
Auk for Helm bold'*. Take pi other.
Cures Guaranteed.
flse advertisement in another oolnmtt.
35m2
Persons advani'ko in like, and feeling the
hand of time weighing heavily u|nhi them,
with all its attendant ills, will lindin the use
of HuSTETTEK'S I'ELKIMIATKD STOMACH
Hl'lTKRS, an elixir that will instil new life
into their veins, restore, in a measure, the ar
dor and energy of more youthful days, build
up their shrunken forms, and give health and
vigor to their rem.lining years. Those who
ate iu the ltMftt alllicted with
Dyspepsia. Ague,
languor, Nausea,
oe any other troublesome and dangerousdlw
e^ise, arising from a disordered system, should
not hesitate to avail themselves of the lieuelit
derived from this great remedy. For sale by
Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
2
COMMERCIAL
Chtrtoa City Retail Market.
WtliN KS1A Y No
Hour, extra family, cwt.,....
superfine,
Wheat, spring, bushel
Corn, on the eob, bushel.*..,
shclb-d, $ bushel,..
Rye, bushel,...
liar ley. bushel,.............
)ats, 1 ushcl,....«« .*••»
torn Meal, cwt.,..........
1'otatoes, "jri tmshel,.
Beans, bushel,.
Butt
Cheese.
Pork, salt "ft f.,..
fresh "jj b.,
Hams. ft.
Ileef. -J4 fr
Chiekenn, fc.,
Turkt-ys. ft%t.
Ij»nl. f* lb
W««l.
Salt. bbl
f» dosetf...
Hay, "H ton,
Veal. V n»
Mutton, ft.
Sugar. N. O. lb.,
Sorirhunt Sirup, f*. fal.,
(Jolden Sirtip, gal
Soap. Iwir,
Candles, Tallow, yi II.
16,1184.
$4,00
3,ft0
1,00
40
4r
60
70(«80
40
1,30
40
1,1*31.60
2~
(HI*, IHlHDel, i
s, I mshel...............
r, V,
v.
Aik-i
FMt. salt,
J*
Ih
invn Apples, M|
Iried Apples, i* lb
Dried 1'eaehen, nb.,
Kerosene, ft gal.,..
i»
8ut lo
1'JClU
7
7
14
9,60
6.50
15
.. 4,••@5,00
7
6
2S($.28
l.Ofl
1.80
J5(«t30
Cedar Falls Market
CKDAK KAIU, No V. 13, lttA.
Wheat. bushel......... 1,8*" 1.35
rn, new Si*" 40
o.iU. 40
B.nley, 1.20
(Settle* |.3*
i'oUt.^a, 40(l 50
liutter.
"p,
15in 30
Hideii, (Jreen,^ 5(»»«
Dry Flint....,, |0(« 14
fit O O jt s.
Lebmkuhl & Hausberg,
Have jaat recelvod, at their Store
In Floyd Village
A large and complete assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING.
FARMING
IMPLEMENTS,
West India Goods,
Hats and Caps,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Yankee Notions,
And almost every other kind of Goods that
may be desired.
All of which will be sold at the
lowest prices
for cash or
ready pay.
J. W LEHMKVlL.
WM. 1IAUMIKKI*.
Flsyd, Sep*. 4,1S64
PBoPKirroa.
Wholesale Depot
tea
Photograph and Amhrotfpe
MATEUIAL,
Waterloo, Iowa.
W. W. F0RRY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
AS»
Dealer ia Paiaki Oils, Glass, Dysstuflb, Lamps
AID
Lamp Fixtures,
Photograph and Ambrot/ps Material.
Wmkrloo, &ft.
16, 1864. 88tf
WW* .liHiW"
11
.'iiii'iiiiiiHJ pi*"Iui
AUGUSTUS FRENCH
Watch Manufacturer and Jlepairtr.
WHOLESALE AM) KSTAIL UKALXK IN
BATCHES, CLOCKS,
Jewelry,
Sttrerland Plated Ware, Notions, 4o.(
MoUUEQOK, IOWA.
f^T The finest pieces of wateh work doas
for the trade at low rates.
W'.Ucli T.h.Ik and Materials of svsry de
9c ri|''"U tor the Trude.
fir Engraving neatly exmiUtl- l^JTl
McGregor, April 4,1868
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHII.AOM.rniA. PA.
of the Narvov*. SM-taliml. rlnary
Nlid (Ual *yat m« I,.» .I.t i.• .til. Ir.-.it
IU ut—111 !. |Hrl- .'I till IIIiW.Villi ANnm l.vno.N*A-ut
».v (ii-*:' I. »li-r Ki.m i fri«-uf i luii A'l
dr.M te
J.
8KILL1S HOt'UHTON. How«4 AMOdSllaa,
No .'A SuuU) NUHbStreci. l*Uil«aeljluii, 1%,
J. n. REED !c Co.,
No. 32 Lake Street, Cliiongo,
Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines,
Fancy Goods.
Varnishes,
TURPENTINE,
Brushes,
UlitMsirare, DjcstufB,
Soda Ash,
Caustic Soda, Sal. Soda,
OIL,
rALH
Terra *Taponica,
ROSIN, tO.
We offer to the trade generally
Tfcc Largest Stock
Ever brought to the Northwest.
Buyertf
Are respectfnlly invited to examine our stock*
before yurchasiug elsewhere.
Chicsgo, Hepi. 16,1864 3T»«
FALL TRADE.
Bowen Brothers,
Importers, Jobbers,
and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HI ,V 21 I.ukv Si root,
CHICAGO, Illinois.
Now offer in their new and magnificent Stores
The Largest and Best Chosen
Assortment of
Staple c*3
.1,800'' 2 40
50
I2i'.( 1',
.. 6,80( 7.00
l'V( in
33(136
1,30
L&Y ^001)3,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Woollens,
Worsted Ooodi,
NOTIONS, fcO. AC.
Out of New York,
In the United States.
Their facilities and arrangements enable
them to innkc pi ices rejmlarly lower than
tln*eoi I^ihtei ii Merchant#.
All Northwestern buyers can secure every
ndvantiig* in making their purchases from uh
and are invited to call or send tlwir orders.
B\VEN lmOTHEltp,
19 & 21 ike Street, hiiSfO.
17, mi. 36
&
n. wrretK, jm.
LEWIS, SMYTH & Co.
GENERAL
Commission ?!TcrtI)anfs,
For the purch.ise or»iile of
Flour, Graio, Pork, Lard, Eggs, Hides,
Butter, Cheese,
Su.
Warehouse and Office, 6® F^nth Tfntrr Street,
P.O. Boi.aott.
Chicago, III
Riefkhknckk Ladd, Williams & Youn}f, II.
W. Iliiiwlali-& C»., A. C. liadtfer & to, t'hi
ca|P), i'cupic'a Bank, Oeneaeo, Waahui^tuu
lanch Bank, Washington, Iowa.
HOYEY'S
SEED
k
No.
AO ICl'LTUIIAL
WARCIIOm,
194 l.iike Stioot, Chicago.
\\TE KSEP constantly on hand one of Ike
motjt exteniiive lu^ortmenW of
Garden, Field and Flower
SEEDS
TO BE POUND IN HIE NOBTHWHT.
A large and extensive stock of
IMPLEMENTS
FOR THE GARDEN OR FARM,
And Ornamental Goods
Of Iras and other Material, for the House or
Garden.
ALUERT H. HOVEY.
P. O. Boa 047. ftyl
Watches, Clocks,
AM)
JEWELRY.
U1L.E8, BROTHER A CO.,
bopurterii Mid UauutkcluraM,
American Lever and Chronometer
WATCHES
to bs found in the West.
Diamonds and Gold and Silver
Goods of Latest Styles.
Agents for American Clock* and for Rogeis,
Smith & (V'b
Plated Ware,
at Factory I'rice*.
Manufacturers for ths Tisds
Chicago Cnumerciil Gokl Pel.
FLANDERS HOUSE,
Corner of Main sad Fourth Street#,
McGregor, Iowa.
Paatcn^erg arriving by the oars, can give
their checks to Mr. Mason, who will alwayg
be on hand and convey their Baggage direct
to the Handera House.
A com modioli*
Stable adjacent to the House,
and attentive *tlcn will Like good earwefaU
animttls put in their charge.
MaK s ave tins Horn*- tor all point*.
I*y Um fbtmlmm Uuua«, MAh«gor.
O. H. FLANDERS.
1ST
CHICAGO. I CEDAli FALLS. I
to "Mi '&>
IIAltWAliFi!!
Thompson & Co.,
[BncceiwoTs to Warren Pierce,)
At U'C
u'
'''tf ^,,,a Kettle,
^pp.ogUo the Carter Home,
Cedar Fails, Iowa,
E A K S I N
HARDWARE,
ST v i :s.
Tin "Warcj
Iron, Steol, Nails,
and
Tool* of Every Description.
IIOI SK TKIMMINHS,
window Olaas,
\VA(i»N TIMI'.l-'.lI,
WAGON MATERIALS,
and erery thini: nsually found in a well-selec
ted Hardware Stock.
15 THl'.li: STOCK OF
ni:iy be found the latent Iinprov.-n-.eiiN and
lieyt Patterns.
miRMERS
k
.WAFiVX-fs/]?]©,
YtddLi.
Til. ii lai.111-! .i-v. tinent to
Farming Tools,
iu.lu 1'- 1'1 rar.'l
Moline, Grand Ddour and Rock Island
Breaking, Stirring and Corn
Ames* Shovels and Spadef,
Be.irdsley Silver Steel
SCYTHES,
AIM,
BloodV Superior Scytlies And
From a lonir e\jeri n e in tiie btudnesa we
feel axxnreH tint our taeilitiea fir i»l»tAinin^f
tioi*ds fiwin M.mufaetnren* are not excelled bj
any firm W.-st of the JliwWIppl river, anil
are prepared to soil at
Low Filers.
IneoBMetioii with "Mi Mm li we have a
TIN SIIOP,
in eharjre of t'on«|*tent WorknMt, Do net
tail to give u» a uall.
u
A O. TITOWTSON,
JOSIAH THOMl'SON.
Cedar Falls, May 25, IS** 23tf
CEDAR TAT.T.rr
'VOTJ^Sri^IlY
Mi
Machine Shop.
THE
nndereigneil would rettpwtfully inform
the (Mtiirna of the Oeiar Valley tlutt the
above named Foundry and Machine Shop in
\v in
"Fvill Blast"
and ^vnilil thin luie ui\i 11.11i•'' tli.it, he ia
now iXCi'UU'» -ii i all
work that mav be entrusted to his care in that
line.
Mill Gearing,
Threshing Machines, Reapers,
Boilera, Kngiues. and in fa all kinda of out
and wronpht Iron work repaired. He ia pre
jiared to Mannf:u-ture
Sl'UAU CANE CRUSHING MACHINEB,
entirely of Iron alao, the neeessjiry Irons fm
WiNMleii Marltines can l»' had, ileM^ned prin
.i|tiillv for fariuen* who have an u.re or *o of
Sor^hiuu.
N. B.- Tash paid for old Castings, or they
will Ik- taken in exchange for uew. Order ru
apeetfnlly «t,»li iteil and pn-iniitly attendeil to.
II C. OVERMAN, Proprietor.
Cedar Kalis, Mareh 12. My I
Saddle & Harness
si ioi\
IBAns SL UAKWOOD
E A V E o i n o i e e i i z e n a o o y
A# I '/untv that they have formed a partner
Hhip in the saddle aud liarnetM biminean. and
have opened a shop opposite the I'uiou Hotel
In Cliarlcvs City,
where they will he [li\i*el to wait npon all
who may desire to itatrunizc them.
Thej* will keep constantly on hand, or
nfacture at short notice, ail kinds of
Harness, Saddlei!
Bridles, Trunks, Valine*,
Whips, Brushes, Curry (.'oinbs, vVe.
Carriages Trimmed to Order.
JriejKAiririg
at
X^ake Street,
Have juxt opened the moat extensive stock
of fine Gold and Silver c*»ed
all kinds neatly and promptly exeeutsd.
They hope, by close attention to buaiuess,
and by ^ood work and fair dealing, to merit
aad receive a share of public patron ise.
M. ADAMS.
8. HAltWOOD.
P. 8. Cash paid for hides.
Charles City, May 9, IMA. lift
NEW
WAGON SHOP
(CHARLES CITY,
^3"
Floyd Covntt, Iowa.
Till:
of
the
Milacriber
woold b«f kave t«. inform
the citizens of Charlea City and Floyd
County that he has ojK iied a Wa^uii Shop iu
Wool ley it Snyder* building, up »tairs, where
be ia piepared to e\e«-ut' with
KeatnesN uutl DeM|iateli
all ordeia he may be favored with. He ha§
takeu ^reat paiim to wleet koo1 Htiwoneil I mu«
ber, and from his eX|erieiiee iu his line uf
bttiiiue**, he tiatteia hiuuelt that he c«Ui
Manufacture and Repair
WAGONS AND BUGGIES
as cheap as the cheapest and aa good as the
beat.
All work warranted.
Price* according to the tintes.
4ii Pima wm
Charles City. Jaanary S2, 1064.
Tiiksk BHlrrs ari' iirepured, In |i|"'p lVoiirfma
%'tii-Ky, fr-'iu u iiil'iDntii-n i'f ••r.r tmntv Hf
ftrml
kill
.4 ruit», hark"
sunt
npl from
jri nt
tierl.?, »lm:h
Srt in p«'rffotof
concert ne with the
olhrr,
pre-
tlir »i initial fririiinlu given bj Ui«
chief,
l!» i| Jiicket, li
lr.
•s-il ilipm succt'wfuily
t'luiji:n.
who
In
M* |iiacticr fir m«i:y
{ear*, aiwl by ttn-ir u*»-K*inrl noguai |iopuUrity
llif trralnmit and cure of Dyspepsia, l.tver
C' ni| Isint, iniiill|.at:oli, 8K k and N. rvmis
®.'.'ii', I i ft :ii)il in.! ,»I! 1 ia .i-i s .ii i-it.fx• rn
V ipul liver or nicl.f'Mi' l'. IVr«o:i» "Utleiin^ frmiii
ei'lier of thcue iiutli.«iine ilUrasr* will flu.I n (iiro
Cli. hy lli use rf !!„•.• rtitti i «, u hii-h are |H'i ff''lly
yure aiki free fi .im ail ilioiv- ilru^s iiikI usu
ally put up in uch prHparutions ami palmed off on
Hi uiiMif|*-cilnfr pis.-'lc. A
MIILII-tiiwl
Tine- Ii.. oisi
Sk.
will cnn-
pticat in the HI JACKET
||k ie is \li lu« Rl.iili lin olfar IlitUrs |im«wh.«.
Ihry streajjthpn and invigorate the systsm.
They are uncqualed for general debility.
They are a surj cure for dyspepsia.
Ihey give a good and healthy appetitS.
They assist digestion.
Thoy are the bcs,t rumulant in ezlsteass.
Thry nre a preventive of Fevor SBdAgMi
They rr'.i eve constipation.
They cure ICervous Headache.
They are perfectly pare and palatable.
Air-'! p-nw'i!- ami 1. '.l -n,- r. iinl.-i will tind Ihcjr
014:. uu 1 hi.r atol'» bills i tii« um oi IttcM bH
U r*.
Ilrware of ronnterfeH*. The T.rit Jnrket Rtt
4»r« art- ci'y in hoitlei with mr nim« l.|i.*a
•n the title, and our private government stamp
a. n.. irV. o u,
4
fr\r
M'1'!1' in.il .11 .1 Til.lr'ivs 'h »rt prrfrrtly
burr, »nl
ijir.l
ui.ij U iiiiii lu Itc
M'ouc uiilea* Ihcy luive our
golii lahti
oq
m. tH. ie, aud our initials pressed ia wax orer
IS* out.
JMii l-y s!t iT»Tir]rl*ti and dealpr* thrmi^hnut th#
o u n y 1 o u i n n o i N
l'irc!»j«f* tu tilv tu.lr Mi|.|. in! application to
Bennett raters & o.
SoU ty Ra. tl Bi*e» CUeeea,
all Druggists and Medh'ine Dv'^er8*
LOOK HEltE!
If
yoa
want a Set of Good Harness,
Co TO
J. KUCK S
XEW
SaddUi and 1 [arness
SHOP.
TIIE
Subscriber would respectfully inform
the 1 itijtensof Floyd and atijoining coua
ties that Iu has opened a new
Harness and Saddlery
SILO!3
In th* Iatelliiretio r'' Building on mil
street
In Charles City,
where he will be happy to serve all who may
b? in waut of work or goods iu his Hue.
He will keep constantly on hand for Rale,
or nvinnfiU'tnrc to order from Stock of the best
quality, all kinds of
Double and sin sir Harness,
A I K S
Bridles, Trunks, Valises, Carry Combe, i
BKI'SHES, Willi's,
&c.
Repairing doue in the lest manner.
A share of public patronage is solicited.
Prices low ss the loweet.
J.
KUCK.
Charles Ciijr, July 30,1864- My
1
NEW ARRIVALS!
PALL AND WINTEB
J.
W.
LEIIMKUHL
Is now opening a I^irge and Complete
A^ortuient of
Fall antl Whiter Goods,
At hia Store in
Just purchased of Manufacturers and Impor
ters, consisting iu iart aa follow*
STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Goods.
Numerous Styles and ¥arieties of
LADIES' DRESS
Dress and Tailors' Trimmings,
Broadcloths, Plain and
Fancy Cassiineret,
Doeskins,
Vesting, fcc., Ac.
OINTLEMEN'S
Fall and Winter
CLOTHINfi
Ilats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots,
Shoos and Findings, Yankee
Notions and Stationary.
Heavy and Slielf
HARDWARE,
Nails, Oils, Paints, Drugs,
Glass, Sash, Putty—Cheapor
than heretofore.
FAKUIXG
IMPLEMENTS
of various descriptioM,
West India Goods & Groceries,
Such as Molasses, Tea, Coffey
Sugar, Dried Fruit, &c., itc
All of which will be aold at the rery Ixwest
Prices for Caah or Kewly Pay.
iltarlss Cltj, Iowa, 8spt. IdH.
I New Goods, New Goods,
New Goods, New Goods,
New
Goods, Xew (Joods,
New Hoods, New Goods,
At GILBERT & DEAN'S.
Sorghum Seed, RIPE,
At Olf.BKliT DKAN'S.
Cast Cast-Steel Plows,
Bat ever made, for uale by
CIl.BKRT k PEAN.
Ladies' Misses' Hats,
Ttiauned and L'ntrinniK'd,
At OILHKRT ft IWAN'S.
Lithograph of the Presi-li nt a
Emancipation
Prodatnation for sale at th.' Stone 8lors.
Photograph Albums
For sab- at GILBERT DKAN'S.
(Axltish and
Japan Tea
At GILBERT ft DEAN'S
Baby Wagons
For sale ly (JII.r.ERT ft DRAN.
Summer Clothing,
At iM'.i:u r_\_ iBAN'S.
Buffalo Robes,
For sale by 'lT.BF.ttT !t DEAN.
Clothes Wringers,
At GILHEIIT & DEAN'S.
Cloaks, New Styles,
At (ilLI'.ElLT & DEAN'S.
Zephyr Worsteds,
At the Sto
At the Stone Store.
Spinning Wheels,
At the Stone Store.
Balmoral Hose and
C0KSETS, For sale by Gilbert
A
Wagon Grease,
Dean.
Clothing, larjro lot, cheap,
AtQII-BEirr 4 DEAN'S.
Boots afid Shoes, large
VARIETY, At q7T'BBBT & DEAN'S.
Whole Suits, men's,
For sale bv GILHER't' & DEAN".
The best made, for sale by Gilbert ft Dean.
NORTH WESTERN
PLANIXG MILL
AX»
Sftsh, Door and Blind
Manufactory.
Douglas, Frye & Aber
nAVINU
lately proturel new and improv­
ed machinery, inrlnding WimkIworth's
luiprovwl l'laiier, are now prepared to do
work
As Good and as Cheap
as any other establishment on the Mhwtoaippl
The following are some of our prieen. sub
ject to a reduction, if othero do it for leis»
money
Planing Lnniler one Hide per S2.50
Planiiiu' I.uiulicr on two sides pr 3.50
Pi.tiling and matehin^ tlMiring pr 3.00
Sawing flooriiif into siding pr 6.50
Planinir and itawin^ Hiding pr 7,50
We are alo prepared to furniah
Sash,
Doors,
Blind*, &e.,
TV* onler.
oat of atiperiji i^Mied Lumber.
Orders for any of the above articles solicited
and satisfaction given, or
NO t'llAUiiK.
Planed. Lsiun'bei*
SIDING,
FLOORING,
LATH,
SHINGLES, &c.
alio furnishwl to order, at sKrt notice, and
as cheap an the eheapeat. A Hjeral deiluvtion
to the Trade.
DOUGLAS, FRYE k ABKR.
McGregor, Iowa, Mveh 18'i3. 23}1
CEDAR FALLS.
ORCUTT BROTHERS.
WHOLESALE AND BLTA1L DEALERS IN
rUKHITUHE,
OVU1 C. a. WALL-W^t aMiUi ItlvBK,
CEDAR FALLS IOWA.
—o—
They have ou hand the Largest and
BEST SELECTED STOCK or KtRNITlRE
ever brought West of the
Mississippi.
tff" Onr Stock amsiata of everything usu
ally kept by Furniture Dealers, and we are
now prepared to sell at
Uiapjr&©©<fl£'ic ILew PirflsoEo
AI.SO, MANUFAt."11'HEliS OF
.Sash, Doors and Blinds.
F. N. CHASE, Ag't,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic
FHTJJT,
Cigars, Confectionery, &e.
Ffet door south of Pullan's Banner Store,
Main Street, CEDAR FALLS. Iowa,
Is offering for hale a large Stx.k of liiefn u»d
Dried FruiU, Contectiniury, Cigars,
Totiaccu, and a great ui«t of other urticles,
At Competition Pricea.
.j
Green Fruiti, Confectionery,
Dried Fniifc, Tobacco^
Canned Fruifc Nuts,
Berries, Cheese,
Maple Sugar, Herring,
Cigars by the thousand,
Cider by the barrel,
Spices of all kinds,
Crackers, various kinds.
BALTIMORE AND OVE OYSTERS,
by the Can or Case.
Order* tilled with oire and promptness. Par
ticular aUoU-iou j^iveu to filing goods
All Commission. lOjrl
CEDAR FALLS.
Albert Allen,
(sr.cr -joR to ii.vn ii a ali.es.]
Oociar Falls, Ioa,
Mr'»I"Llof
respectfully announce to the cit
izens the upper Cedar River Valley
that he has now in Store and ia CMUtaatly
receiving
Large Stocks
Of
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Embracing every dew-nation of Goods died
for in thitt market.
Ladies® Dross Goods,
Print*. Delaines, Shawls. Skirts, Ribbons,
lldtficry, l!io,wIt lotlis. ('ass'inn-rea. Sati
net^. Hats. Cap*. Boots. S1mx«s. Oro
ceries. Hardware, Crockery,
Yankee Notions. Ae.
In all staple Articles
his Stock ia very complete, and although he
cannot enumerate each article bore, yon can
be ^Imrwt. ertain "f brinjj able to supply yoar»
tclf *ith any tiling yni w uit out of his
Mammoth Stock.
Call and see him. examine gooda and prices
and judge for yourselves.
ALBERT ALLEN.
Cedar Falls, Sept. 15,1864. 88yl
LYMAX W. TONDHO,
Pea1"!' in and ui'H.i'tm er of
FURNITURE,
AM)
ICLspeeio lly CliairB,
One door Houtli of the Inman House,
CEDAR FALLS, IOWA.
I also hare a shop at Waverly for the ac
commodation of my patrons in that vicinity.
(.War
Fa
Ui, Sept.
15,1364. 28If
S. SWAYZE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
WINES AND LIQUORS
Of all kinds.
A cent for the sala of Binningcr's Rip Van
Winkle Uin and all other Uinninger Goods.
Merchants, Farmers and others, when vinit
Inpr Cfilar Falls, will pleaae give me a call.
a4* Sift.
13,1864. 88n3
HAltDWARE.
LYMAX BLAIR & Co.
(Snoeessors to P. Crosby,)
p*.unts ts
A W A E
Iron c*3 Stool,
KAILS, GLASS,
Tin, Sheet Iron k Copper Ware,
Blacksmith and Cooper Tools,
Wagon and Carriage Materials,
Sole Agents at this point for the Celebrated
Grand Uctour Plows,
Warranted to scour la any aoB»
Cook, Box, and Parlor Stoves,
Manufactured by J. H. Rathlxme of Albany,
one of the oldest established Houses in the
East—every Stove warranted to give lathdac*
tion.
Agents for Indiana Wagons.
Kign of the Tadlock, oppiaite the Carter
LYMAN BLAIR.
i H. CAMl'BKLL,
Cedar Falls, April 2, lb#4.
gai:i»i n valley
Agricultural H'arekontt,
—AMi—
SEED STOItE.
CEDAR FALIJ* IOWA
A. D. BARNUM,
Dealer in
Grain, Wool, Seeds,
And F.very lcscription of
Agricultural and
Ilorticiillural luipleuieiitt,
ilELD, GRASS.
OAEDEIf AND FLOWER SEEDS.
AGEXT FOE
F. F. Smith's Patent
Cast-Steel Plow!
ALSO AGENT FOR
Shutter's Chicago Wagon.
I would call your attention to my stock of
Farm Implement*, Seeds, &c.,&c.
Ikeq
on hatui ul all
/i.'u.i r/n crltbritHjl
Cast-Cast Steel Plows,
niude by Collin* Co. Conn.
Buckeye Reaper
& Mont
r,
C. Aultiuan Ac o'a Cuntoa, Ohio.
Buckeye Jr. Mower,
C. Aultiuan vS Co s. CuntOtt, Ohio.
BweepstttUe* Thresher,
i Ax t'o's, Canton, Ohio.
P. WaiiujN Ketsjter ami
Slower,—
H.tiiuV 111.
Self liaka.
Reader,
:iii BrtiiitN Neetl sower,
Siall'orttN Two Horse Corn
i tiltivntor,
dchuttler^ Wagoai,
Fainting
Hilln,
Car den City cii|fi I'lowa. Bay Tools, and
ia fai all kiuds of Farm Implements.
1irain, and all Produce on Storage, De
livered at the Cats.
Your attention to my stock is respect
fully
solicited. A. D. Bakm m.
isomer of Maiu and lUu e Streets,
Cedar Falls, March 12 1804. t%!
WANTED.
BOOK AGEN 1 WANTKD to circulate,
k|r su Inscription,
t/celltut, tllutlrattd FA Mil. 1
UKS
among tin -e a Ijow TiiU'K
IIMory of the liebellion,
of which over 40.000 copies of Vol. I bave
ahcady been sold. For Cm ul.ti with terms,
addreta HENltY HoWE,
to. Ill mmU*.,CtariwMtfl,O.
Sheriff's Sale.
•VT
HICK in hereby rfwn, that by virtue
an Kxecution duly isxaed l'y the Cleik
ii the Pistriet of 1 he, 1 comity,
Ftate of Iowa, and to tne directed. I have lev
led on and shall otii for sale at pn1 •lie auction,
at the front door e*\tb« Court. )iiw iu St
Charles. Floyd Co. Town, on the iltb day ot*
N o v e i n U A 1 S 4 a n o e k i n b
afternoon of said day, the following dcsciibed
property, to wit:
The x. W. of the N. E. f, amt tl»- NT.
of the S. K. tif the N. E, },and tharN. 1 w
the S. W. of the X. E. J, and th* W of
N. W. of the N. W. J, all in Section 5»». 7
in Townsbii* 9« North, cf Iwinffe IS West of
ftth P. in Floyd county. Iowa Also, tho
lollowint? ih*cril» piece of land, sft'iate In
*:«id Floyd county, to wit: commt inr at
the S. E. comer of the N. E. ot Nection l*i
In Township
96
line
N., of Range lfl Wi-st ot 5tli
I* M., and i niiniii'j tVoiu thence Weat on Siiiil
quarter section line 40 r*ls, thence South to
the East h«nk of the Ci^lar river, tli Mice alone
the
of hich water to the liisl line o''said
Sei-tion li». aii'l tin nee North to the place of
be^inninc levied on as the property of Jame*
Griffith to satisfy said execution in favor of
Andrew Sample and airainst t«iil .famea Giif-'
titli for 1( 0"),01 and interest and cvata.
Terms of sale—I'ash in hand.
October 4, A. I. 1S64.
D. M. FERfirsON. Sheriff
of Flovd County, Iowa.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
The sntscriler offers for «ab' hi* hornesteai!,
situated
~2
miles from Rock ford and l.'l mile*
from Chatli s City. The property consists of
1% acres of land, ffo of which are under im
provements a £ool frame dwelling hoiw: alt
tinii»hel. anl stable, frram-rv and necewary
ont-buildiiiga. There are two irotxl sprinsjs oi»
the fat m, ami stock water CO acres of smalt
Traill now harvest^!, and 1'6 acrca of corn
the Iwilarn e tame bay, and 15 acres ot grtivo
timber. 16 *ows and a small dock ot sheei*"
Cm be had with the farm if required.
Ik-sides the alw v»: I oiler lor sale several
tiiw'ts of uniinpioved land situated ia Floyd
and Cerrotiordo counties.
The whole of the above property will Ik*
sold low and part of the purchase money ca*
femain on mortgage nt 8 per cent. For turth
l-r juu ticulaiB iu^uiic of the submiber on tin*
premisoe. JOHN CUAl'MA*.
L'later, Floyd Co., Aug. 8,1804.
80 Acres Land for Sale.
A CUES OF DESIRABLE LAND, sit
Ov/ uated about 11 miles from Floyd vll
liii_'e. is olfi-red for sale cheap for cash.'' It»
fat the West A of the N. E. «f Sec. 10. Town
ship '.»6. north, of Range 10 west of the 5tli
principal meridian, and is near to heavy tim
ber. Inquire of
A. F. ItlLDRETH
Charias City, Aug. 3,1864.
Produce Wanted*
4 T.f. kinds of Produce tnken in excTianm?
IV. f'-r G'mnIs at our Store in Floyd such as
Wheat, Hides. Butter. F.ggs, etc. Prices tbo
Same aa iu Charles City.
LEBMKOm 4 CO.
Floyd, Nor. 1862.
ik
New Wateh, Clock ft Jewelry
Batatolislimonta
Ji. v:.
s
.vavyj:ts,
AT ST. CHARLES CITV,
HAS THE BEST STOCK OF
latches, Clocks and Jewelry.
IN V' 111. IT N IfiWA,
California or Pike's Peak Oold tnai. of act ut
eri into any style of Pin or Kincrvon wish.
Watches. I'lwks and Jewelry repaired Ik
Die Wst manner and warmnted.
St. Charles City, Nov. 1, 1^60. 44a
Upper Iowif
UHIYEHSITY.
T1IK
KAI.I. TF.RSf tht« Inatttutlon will
open for tho adnuaaiou of StuduUe off
hctli hc\es ou
Thursday, September 1,1864.
n i U Y
REV.
WM.
BRUSH, President.
ASSISTED IIY
Profcmor 11N SANBOKN, mm*
Mias A. 1HKLL. l'lincpticsa.
A. SAM oi: l». I i rln nf Ynral irt
Instrumental Music.
J. K. BtUCK, Steward.
Mia* A. KOB&KT80N, Teachst O#
Preparatory.
LOCATION.
Tlie above named Institution la located at
the village of Kaydte. Fayette county. Iowa.
Tin- hituation of the village ami its vi^iniry af
fnitls every facility lc.-ii die for an Institution
of Learning. For bcaltb and moial inllucn
csm au eb vattd order, it ia not, perhMfs,
aui|u^sed in tlie State.
BO All DING DEPARTMENT.
QoinI Boanl will l»e furnished Students in
tlie RuiUliug, at $2,35 per week, llooin rent
$J,00 pt term.
GOVERNMENT.
The Government is designed to promote tlie
¥e.icbers.
ros|niity and bappinessot Uitli Stiidcntsand
I bis will lonnunid itaelf to every
vll disposed mind, and receive tbc cordial
ipport of every Lady and GcutleDian. la
administering discipline, partiality is studious
ly a\ oided.
ROOMS.
All rooms furnished »ith stove, chairs, wash
stand, ward-rolie, l»edsttad and mirror. Qeti
th*men are to furnish quilts, slieeta. aud pil
low sli(tM. Liulies Mill furnish all their beti
ding, as they generally pretuvr to.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
A preparatory partmcut is arranged lor
all Misses and Lada not qualified to enter tfc*
Academic claam-a.
UE1.1G10US ELEMENT.
No repulsive sectarianism ill lie indulgeii
tt oount* iiiu. ml. At the same time every ef
fort will be employed to encourage aud rea
der iuviol.ite the |)iuf'essions of Christians,
atid to indtiie all t» ailopt the lteliirion of
Christ, 'lo all who respcct ('hristianity and
its institutions, the wcIiddio hand will lo
heartily extended. To those whobe intlueuco
ia prejudicial to Religion and good ""Tll lft
protractel stay i-im U- ailoM al.
EXPENSES.
Tuition Collegiate Dep. pet tsns $0,00
Ci'llejie pre|iaiaUry 0,00
Hi^lier Fnulish 7 0(»
Coiniiion Knylinh 0,00
Iiuidciital l.xpenses ,50
Instruction on Piano & Mclodeoa, 10,0(
Instrnctiou on Guitar 8,5«
Itisti nction on Flute and Violin, each.. 5,00
Instruction in Vocal Musk* 2.00
\oung Ladies will In.- churned per term tho
price of wirnd fvit aud cariied to their halls.
No deduction from prheof tuition lor absence,
utiless causetl hv si k ie^s. The charge fof
itiou UiUtit be paid in advaniv.
CAI.ENDAK.
Fall Term commences September 1st, and
•loses December 1st, 1864. Winter Term
wmimciHts December 15ih, 18'4, and cloaca
anh 15th, 1S65. Stitiimer Tcim t' linnen
c«'s ilau L'tMh, and closes June 28th, 186ft.
It is \ciy iief.iial.lc that Sindeiita enter at
tlie coinmenceiDent of the Tenuis.
No person lued apply for i^lmisaion, who
eaniiot or will not confouu to tho published
By-l-aws i the In.-titntioii.
lUv II. s. l'.Ki NmiN, 1'ies. Board Tnietses.
W WATEKBl UV, Stcretury.
Bit. V.
A i K i A e i i
l'ev. II. S. l!i uiiM'ii, 1
K. B. rliamkM lain Elxac. Oon*
J. E. lUiU-rtaon ii
Fayette. Fayette Co., Iowa, Aug. t,
Agents Wanted.
Tri se?! hy subscription an exccHent, fllua
trated and low-piiecd histoty of the Hebcllioil.
a is iu Uth Kn^lish and tierntan. Also sev
eral otlicl lieuuililllly illusliated, illtelektin^
and valuable family woiks. AUo for I'edlcrs
and Agents a preat variety of Pictuio, llattle
Si dies, l'oi traits of eminent Uein rals and Ci
vilians. tietus for the Album. &c together
With a hir^e as^ rtineiit of Stationery Pack
Sgca. Titc»c gcod«M.'U well.
Vor Circulars, with terms, aildresa
HKNKV HOWE,
111 Main Bus*, Cincinnati.