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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-03-30


WoMAN's SPHERE.-W here is the true sphere
Of woman? Where should she preside! Is
it not at home !--is not this the place design
ed by her maker? Should she not be in the
social circle as a brilliant star in the midnight
heavens ?--should she not be an angel Of
mercy to others p should she not be the in
structor of her children ?-should she not
plant the germ Of true greatness within their
bosom? Should she not, like the mother OF
Washington, teach her children to revere the
truth? Yes! surely this is her sphere. In
the family her influence is great; she is the
best teacher for her little band; she can best
train their minds and open for them the se-
cret springs of literature and cause the crys-
tai waters to fiow She can point them the
road to heaven; she can lead them in the
path Of virtue; she can guide their wandering
Footsteps 80 they may not faItcr, but press on
to the mark Of their high calling. Such is
the powerful and salutxry inGuence which
woman can exert, and for such win be given
her crown Of glorious Immortality. Thro'
life she may have borne ilIs, yet, when she
draws near the end Of life, she will feel that
she has sldeavored to do her duty, Of having
fa;shfully performed the work Of her Creator.
and i've good account Of her stewardship.
-L,,sHrc lemeats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
n A S TEL WILL e /.


TUESDAY MORNING, OCT 2d' 1860
The Grand Lodge called from refreshment TO la.
Dor at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, the NJ. W. JNo FRIzzELL.
Grand Master, presiding, who then appointed the
following Standing Committees
On B,rla,as.-Bros. A. S. Underwood, R. z. Evans,
and VIM. Palmer.
On Retarns-BrOs L. H. Rogan, Jno. C. White
and G. L. Miles.
On Dignsnsaiion. W. B. Howell, W. d. Bril-
ganee and J. II. Harrison.
On AccOmts.-Bros. J. F. Slower, W. L. Farmer
and S. n. Burger.
On Appeqls-Bros II. II. Harrison. W W. Ward.
J. A. Thompson, E. Edmnndson and T. D. Nc
Dowell.
On Foreign Communications C. A. Fuller,
Samuel McAanas and F. 6. Roche
On U,sfRisted BusineSS.-Bros. E F. Lyons. JAS
Grizzard and w. W. Boykin.
On WOrI-Bros. J. Huntington, W. H. Fitch ir
and D. r. Rawlings.
On Masonic Jurisprudence Chas. Scott.
Thomas McCulloch S. H. Stout Thos W. Wisdom A.
P. Hall, and A. NJ. Hughes
On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D. Shropshire and NJ E.
Degrove.
Bro. c. A. FULLER. Chairman Of Committee on
Masonic Correspondence, submitted printed report
of 100 pages, which was referred to the Committee
on Masonic Jurisprudence
Bros. J. II. DEvEREUx, JNo MCCLEIIAND and T. B.
HANIiN were appointed a committee to make ar
rangements for the delivery of the address of the
Grand Orator.
Bro. Z. n. PORTER, on behalf of the Grand Lodge
of New Hampshire, represented by him, presented
this Grand Lodge with a copy of their proceedings
for the last fifty years, which appropriately re-
ceived
The Grand Lodge was called off till Bpm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamers North America and
Canada.

p rElYat OF tue steamers North America and
Canada.
New YORK, Oct. 1.-The steamer North America
has arrived at Farther Point with Liverpool dates
ria Queenstown of the Dist September.
The Sacred College, at Rome, is trying to induce
the Pope to seek asylum in Spain or Austria 1t
is reported that manifesto, announcing his deter
mination to abandon Rome, is already prepared
The battle between Caldini and Lamorciere lasted
six hours. The latter escaped to Ancona after the
battle. greater portion Of the POntifcal army
Capitulated.
New YORK. Oct 1.-The steamer Canada arrived
at Cape Race on Monday night, with Liverpool dates
of the 22d
News unimpOrtant
Italian affairs are unchanged.
The Papal army has virtually disbanded.
EAncOna is beseiged and blOckaded.
Garibaldl is preparing to march against Capua.
He had again said he will only proclaim the King
dom Of Italy from Rome.
The Paris BOurse had advanced.
There were vague rumOrs Uid Russia of the I'M
satisfactory China views
CESERTA, lSth.-Garibaldi has appointed SafH Pro
Dictator of Sicily.
1t is reported that Mazzini has arrived at Naples
Garibaldi leaves tomorrow for Capna
Gen. LamOrciere's defeat will hasten the depar-
ture of the King of Naples from Gaeta.
~The POpe's announcement of his intention to leave
Rome. is said to be already prepared.
There was a vague report at Paris that NapOlean
would attend the Imperial meeting at Warsaw.
TURN.-An official dispatch says that Lamorciere
with ii 900 men attacked Caldini's position at Cas-
tie Fidalds. The fight was short but desperate and
resulted to prevent the junction of LamOrclere's
corps with the remainder of his troops at Ancona
600 prisoners were made six pieces of artillery
and the flag were taken. The wounded. including
Gen. PirnObini, fell into the hands of Cialdini.
The loss of the enemy was considerable-600 900
men made sortie from AncOna, and took part in
the fight but they were compelled to retire being
pursued by the Sandman troops.
The Neapolitan fleet opened fire against Ancona.
The 600 prisoners of war taken at SpOetO are
Irishmen.
The Government desired the British Minister to
take and send them home, but the Minister declined
saying that he could not regard them as British sub
jects.
1t is said that Garibaldi demands that Victor
Emanuel shall dismiss CavOn and Farini and asks
for 10000 Sandman soldiers to garrison Naples.
There is much agitation at Turin from other de-
mands of Garibad.
New York, Oct 2-The Artizan's Bank is closed
to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
crop Intelligence.


We learn from gentleman who has lately made the cir
cult counties that the incoming and
crops will much better than anticipated While
in localities he informs both the and cotton will be
light in others contiguous, there will be nearly
il not average crop Of both gathered. The cotton
though SMALL is full Of bo and opening finely and with
and fine weather. will be gathered much cleaner
and in better condition than usual He that some fields OF
the northern part this county andn Henderson,
will full crop-much better than last This to-
gehe With almost unprecedented msst Of all kinds will bring
the safely through the Their pork be
nearly wholly atened the mast that will the
face of the earth in the Forest and leave their stock hogs
thriving condition the opening Of spring. when bV
management Of the early need be fed them
until the fall Some farmers in localities 1t is
whose fields wholly upland will be cut SHIRT and 1t
will the stest and wise management their
part make bOth ends meet and their stock through
the winter But hope snd confidently to the
ofther neghbors lend them helping hand ia their
need and that suffer for the Of the tsd OF %
til they make another crop.-Purdy Banner Sept "a
recent trip into Macon couuty-the Western portonhAS
fully confirmed opinion the reports given of the
Of the drought in that region Corn will than
and half bis Potatoes, Irish and Sweet
nearly failure. Pork minus all but skin and bone, notWh
standing abundance Of has been reported and exist
The OF tns, could nOtfuy dyine-arsVls Plain
dealer, Sent. %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

LIVERPOOL, 81, per steamer North A,nericG.-COon-
Sales Of the bales which spectators took eco
bales and exporters bales Market generally unchanged
built Sale, Friday Of which spectators and
porers took 1908 bales. Orleans Fair ~. Mddng 6 Mo-
bile Fair *. Middng 90. Upland Fair7. Middiing OK.
Liverpool bales of which eco bales Amer
lean.
Bresdstufs steady Corn frm advanced Cd Provisions quiet
Consey 93 TAe weather has favorable for crops Man
chester sdvic.s favorable being firm with adj
Tancing tendency.
HAvRE-Cotton the bales closing dull New
Orleans Tres Odinare % g. Hsue, $4,000
bales.
LATEsTCoon Saturday 1000 bales OF which pecula
tors and exporters bales closing quiet and dull
quiet COnsOls 93S993. Bullion in the Bank
Of England has increased III, OO9 pounds
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
10 TRAVELLERS BYS SEA AND LAND.

The Nachinist the Ira vsIsr AID every other inai
Tidual whose lot il life = throws him within the
chance CT from eeDI : siOl IRE or collision should
bear in mind Magic Extractor
friend. 1t Is beth portable and cheap, and should
be his companions friend = in need There are thousands
OF living testify marvellous virtue
owe their sound limbs 3 muscles 10 its saving efficacy
The following few a the lending diseases for uhich
DALLEY'S MAGICALPAIN = EXTRACTOR isS PREYEl
TIVE we'll a CURE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAHROAD-The Louis
vile Courier says that at meeting of the stockhold
ers Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad held
at the Gait House Monday, Messrs. Guthrie Thos.
Quigley, H. D. NewcOmb, James B. Wilder. VIM.
GErvin, Ben. J. Adams, and Eugene Underwood
were reelected Directors for the ensuing year.
Messrs. Guthrie, Adams and Quigley were re-
elected unanimously. There was some scratching
as to the balance, but only few votes were cast
against them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
Insurnnce Ohtnined of Nn,h md mnrr

NASH Il MARR Insurance Agents. No. . College
street, Nashville. Tenn. have deposited with the
Comptroller Of the State Of Tennessee one hundred
thousand dollars as security for the payment of loss
es and have his Certificates for the same of the dates
and for the Companies As follow:
100000 Tennessee per cent bonds deposited April
23rd. 1860 for the Insurance COMPANY of
the state Of Virginia.
100000 Tennessee e per cent. bonds: deposited
April 3Oth 1860, for the Home Insurance
Company of New York.
$50 600 Tennessee per cent bonds; deposited June
10th 1850, for the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company.
100000 Tennessee 6 per cent. bonds deposited Au-
gust 18th. 1860. for the Insurance Company
of the Valley of Virginia.
$4,000 Tennessee 6 per cent bond deposited Sep
tcmber 9th. 1860 for the Phoenix Insurance
COMPANY of Hartford.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

ENG!ESH HAIR BRC~HE:S,
Tooth Brushes Ivory Combs, large and fine;
Buffalo and Indis Rubber Combs. all syIes
Pocket Combs, OF every desirable style:
Round head Combs for Children;
Nail, Hat aud Shaving Brushes a ehcise selection.
Pun Boxes, very pretty;
Rouge and Flesh Powders Of ali kinds;
japanese Pomae and very superior article for the Ua;
Milk Of Roses and Preckle Soap for the removal OF k
from the skim
Pungents, great variety Of styles;
Flesh Brushes and Turkish Bathing Tozes:
Fine Bathing sponges, Bay Rum;
NEW STYLE THERMOMETERS;
New and very superior kind Of Razor Straps:
A lso, very fine Army Racers at so cents each.
SalVanic Batteries, Of the most approved kind
GlaEier's Diamonds, Warranted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
sworn Testimony.

February g. 1853.
WIN. E. HAGAN. Troy, N.Y.-Dsdr Sir Having usod vour
Hair Coorng or Restorative and having much pleased
with it, take pleasure in making the following statement Prom
the effects Of at Of sickness aou. eighteen wears
Of age my na commenced turning and continued
grow until u became perfectly a0e being very harsh and
coarse Last summer reached my fifty third year. when was
induced BY friend to purchase two bottles Of Hemsres Hair
Oooring prepared BY Icommeneed using according
directions, and and in days surprised 70 find that
hair from the roots outward turning its orig nal
color 1t continued to grow until truly brown and
glossy as be in my youthful days and Is noe f
restored to fts original color. MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co., Mya Seaman before me and was duly
and says that above statement is tue this 9th y Of
February, 1855 JOEL !. POTTER Justice Of the Peace
Remember that this result produced by HElMsTREG In
Irritable, Tie original and only elsa5ls Hair Restorative
Price fifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
We HAGAN CO., PrOprietoFs, Troy,NY.
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walkers LauHourPro,.,,.

A correspondent of the New York Herald writing
from IruNluo' gives some details of an interview
with Walker after his capture He saws;
While on board of Icarus. had a conversation
with walker VINO handed me the original correspon-
dence which had passed between HIMSELF and the
British Commander. which he said he would like TO
have published. He also requested me 10 write
out at his dictaton brief otest against his sur
render 20 Honduras authorizes His dictation yvas
calm ard deliberate giving me ample onportunitv
10 write down every word before pronouncing the
next. While was thus engaged an officer annroach
ed and informed me that could receive uo commu-
nicAtion for publication from the prisoners This
seemed TO trouble Walker, who then asked me Ia
look over the papers and note them well The Off
Ger thereupOn reported 20 the captain who prompt-
ly came up and told me to take whatever papers |
pleased from the prisoner, for publication or other
wise. | accordingly sent you the original letter of
Capt. Salmon To Walker, the reply of Walker in
his own hand ard the Protest" which / wrote
out at his dectati0n.
foil 10 tba.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
Markets by Telegraph.

NEw YORK, Oct 2-Coon steady and in fair demand Sales
to-day coo bales Mddng Upland le1<; Flour dull, sales
1900 bills 255 49, Corn, 81 600 bushels 6997O Mess
Pork DULL of 600 bbsl9 so; Lard steady Coffee quiet
Java I6 MaricabO I4l MOasses, Cuta 81; Sugar.
1000 boxes, Muscovado, 65S@71s.
CINCINNATI Oct. a-FOur 5O595I5i Wheat Red advanced
eents Corn So Whisky, sales 800 bbls, l Mess Pork
$500; New Orleans exchange 4 premium.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
jackson County, Stute of Tennessee.

4 FOX SAID STATE AMI EnTrN
IY-.September 22d, e6O-Robert Bobs for the nae a W.
Jones John In this cana
appearing to me, A. W W. Brooks Clerk Of the jackson or
cult Court from the affidavit Of Jones' that m. des5
ant John McCoTmackis resident State Of
see so that the ordinary Of the cannot be served IN
him. 1t therefore ordered that publication be made in the
UNIoH AID AMERICANA newspaper published at Nashville ~
qug SAID defendant appear at the next term Of
the Jackson Circuit Court to be holden Gapesboro
se on the hrs Monday November 1885, and then and there
plead or demur attachment this day sued out OF said Cent
10 the name OF Robert Bobs for the benefit of WIN
JONES' and returned levied them five thousand tracts Of
landdescribed as follows One thousand
Try No. 244 in the Michael Soner the Macon county
ne entered November the 3Oh 1885, and surveyed Goth
May 1887, and fully described in survey on Surveyors
Books and one five thousand districts
No and l3 Jennings Creek adjoining former tract
land entered by entry No. 246 in the Alfred King,
TIE Oh November 1886 surveyed Cd June 1887 and fully de
sc6ed in said survey and the John Mccormack and
i've thousand tract lard entered the Both NoVem
ber 1885, in the Of John Gore by entry No. 2449 surveyed
I'D May, e3S and granted John Mccormack, and fully de-
srbed in the and adjoining the King entry
and lying district No l3 Of Jackson county both sides OF
Jennings Creek levied the property OF John B. MeCsr
mack Said sud Of the indebted
of John B. Mccormack to W JONES' purchasers oil
Indebtedness Mccormack Robert Boles by note
hand monies paid accommodation endefser and maker
Mccormack TO the Bark OF TenDesse amounting
10 hundred and ninety dollars, unless
said shall appear and defend said said
said commenCed will be tred ex
psrse this the 21st Sept, 1860. A. W. W. BROOKS,
October ?, 6O-w I'm prs fee 81 Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
Public Meeting.

The Democracy of Rutherford will hold Grand
Mass Meeting and Barbecue in Murfreesboro', OF
Tuesday, the 9th day of October next. Prepare
tons are being made to accommodate twenty-thous-
and persons. Gov. JOHNSON, Gov. WISE, and other
gentlemen will be there.
TIE creditors of the ate E. G. EASTMAN are request
ed to file their claims with MORTON B. HOWELL, Ad-
ministratOr, 25 Cherry street
SAM VANLEER & Co., Market Street. are selling at
wholesale or retail all kinds of Hardware at prices
to suit the times. Call on them for bargains
septS-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

The Grand Lodge was called on, and then pro-
cseded to the election of Grand Officers, resulting
as follows:
JAS. MCCUILUN, of Pulaski, Grand Master,
JNO +. SLOWER, of Athens, ID. G. Master,
JNo. H. DEvEREUX, of Nashville, s. g. Warden,
q. b. Mcdowell of Bolivar, J. G. Warden,
W. H. HORN, of Nashville, Grand Treasurer,
Z. A FULLER, of Nashville, Grand Secretary,
Rev. SANL ID. BALDWIN, of Lebanon, Grand Orator.
The Grand Lodge was then called off till to-mor-
row morning at o'clock to install the Grand Off
Gers elect.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

New YORK, Oct. IA serious attack was made
last night in Ann street, by members of an engine
company upon the police. The latter were driven
from the street. but returned with reinforcements
and captured several of the assailants.
The Collins steamship Atlantic has been put on
the Havre route with the Adriatic
Counterfeit los on the Bank of the Interior at Al
bany, and Is on the Bank of the Republic of Massa-
chusetts, have been circulated here
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

IT'S compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become an established fact Medicine known
and approved by ali that have lsed H. and e now re-
sorted 70 with confidence in all disease for which
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
Dry Goods very Chem.

am now in receipt of my large and well assorted
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which am
offering at very low prices. As quick sales and
small profits is my motto, am willing to take up
with the latter to accomplish the former and will
offer great inducements to all who will favor me
with call, especially to cash buyers. Come and
see for yourselves. No. o. South side of the Square
Sep2l-lm, DAVID HUMPHREY.
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SLAYER CaptnFed.

BosToN, October Thomas ]. Morgan. the cap
TAIN and Byron J. Chamberlain and William Dun
ham, the mates, of the bark Orion, were arraigned
in the United States Court this morning on the
charge OF being engaged in the slave trade. At the
request of our government the British authorities
have ordered Paymaster Hay and Mr.. Lamb gun
ner of the British steamer Pluto attend the trial
as witnesses, the Pluto having captured the Orion
on the coast Of Africa, with 600 negroes on board
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03
hallmark Coffee Market. Sent. %.

continues good demand but the limited stock greatly
restricts operations We note the arrival during the week from
brig "MOniceo" with cargo of 1900 bags Coffee.
The sales add 5000 bags fooEs750 bags Bio
Io $50 bags do at 1870, both honcel'O 200 bags do
private 200 bags I3c 400 bags at fc; lOU bags
9 AGE 100 bags at 4c; 10 bags at l5c; 800 bags
1885, and 100 bagsat l6zc The stock offering is about
35CO bags Rio. We quote foowE Rio 49, for ordi
nary Gl41c for fair; I595c for good prime and La
guayra at 41agl5 Jaws I7sc b. To day we have safes
of $50 bags, Monticello, go west at c 100 do at
7I9I5c b, and 354 do private The market is
unchanged at the quotations above.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

CHINA SALE AT AUCuON.-We wish to call the at
tentiOn Of readers to the large sale of China,
commencing on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock, at
MATFELD's Block, Church street The assortment
is large and beautifully decorated, and well worth
the attention of ladies and geSlemen. For further
rartinnlars 500 acknowledgements
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

JORDAN's REEIs.-M essrs. c. D. Benson & Co., Union
street have sent us a piece of Music which they
have just published, entitled "Jordans Reels, and
dedicated to the Cadets Of the Western Military In
sbtute. We understand it is played by quite num-
Der of our young lady musicians
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rand Lodge was called off till 3 P.
FNENING SESSION

The Grand Lodge called on and proceeded to the
dispatch Of business, made up of reports from
Standing Committees. bringing before the Grand
Lodge many matters of special and general interest,
occupying the time of the Grand Lodge till late
hour
The Committee of Arrangements appointed Thurs
day evening next at P. NJ, for the address of Bro
Taos. TAYLOR, the Grand Orator, and selected the
Concert Room of the New Masonic Temple as the
place for the same.
Called off till night at o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-03

M ODER Tor sale the place which Z Coleman has li1
49,, cncs iSSS and known the Rogers land wing On
Sfeek Dckson county Tenn partly on ne stae ro,5
Hnin one nile Of WiliAmsYille, and three miles a. ~ 49,
wi, Railroad; healthy, pleaapt and bs
ugi part OF tennessee Said land contains abouf two
ana ninety aes-eighty cleared and absut sf $50
ooo ana 70 clear 1t sin good state cultivation with
irritable dwelling houses, out houses etc etc Ala
Orchards and several neTeraing springs of excsnt
vel timbered and can certainly be one Of ne Inoss
rable stsckfarms in this section Of country We
bargain in this land and will sell for cash or on time itS
est For further inform1tion call on James NeNsII
near SAID place. or the undersigned At Fovsrs landing
tennessee river BYRN BROTHER
Union and american copy, and charge advocate
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STOLEN.-We call special attention to the card OF
Mr.. Ben. F. HOLLAND advertising stolen mare. We
hope he may by the aid of the good people of Ten
nessee be enabled to get back his animal and catch
the thief and put him IL his proper place for
to come