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81 Eard;Eer's Rheumatic and Neu-
raleaa Comp r:und Is rc>itye safe atls permanent
Sfe fpT Rheu11 411sas Neuralgia, and isalt faeunn It
Is 1nr1kxt rer.e3y. dts out I'D entirely era
dicat1uE the dix requiring no change in de- or
bQEiness aEd m.~ b. taken + eltidten and refsoSn
Il TIE o61 .el. tcEstisa @s.e perfect safety
Iatttncn1.le MEr rthetC:lo:Rtns.hundfeds q taen1-
cau hs onta'1ea 1rcnterseas Een knnwn, who heels
give tbear t. sttteong II it hE3:6at.
-aArG1zE1'E .-tt .ns1c sId NenfRa1k Eonuouad Il
the best medicine foE ahs disease eFsr ssw"
CHARLES A. SMITH,
Ec.t Did SkAte HoEse, Rostrr.
eAster suffering n EheuSztism twenty y6ars
ana btlrE casnEe1 to 11y bed several wees last
saz1nE Sas sn1sre1y S1- ed wish two bottles Of Gar
aIrcs't Eh u.nAttt and e-euraiE1R Comp ound e
kNItAAN I. .AIRES, s fIaaEiio Ct Rosr3n
HasitE eten srnetsht sufferer from Neuralgia
70. eEhtkt months anu htE dIlren br excruci. ting
pain 10 the trial Ct nrmbs11sss remedies without OBJ
tali1'G n'1 *ss ,ntzced hy fri .n3 10 try G1rGt
ners t4sssna1ic ard Neuralgia Eom:,;und. haYe
sz8ea But o. E eo*:l: 4ad am eatrely vel!
D. p. BAXTER, Dry Goada De%1et,
No Apr1lton Block, Lowell Maas-
Tor ssse b J. F. JOHNSON. corner State and =1ss-
aoiph el Is 514ED *-ho}eea1s retail age1t iar
the Northwestern states & q LANUOF, agent
ane tssne euSFhea. 1gI5sI-iy
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T H E
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
lR q L..
THE WESTERN TRANSFORMATION COM-
RAnf hsy5SE ade de- t. rqn sheir tase
NEW YORK CENTRAL
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROADS.
Numbering tventy nIss aEste!sss stsaneh and strong
e a e I'd
iron he Ea;t{Ip, Western, Northern ana soqthwest
tieB consisting Of
I30 Canal Boats.
sa9 3! sszs fas
Propeller Lines enables It to offer aa5 thiP
pefs Bnp=ritr Inducements for their patronage.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
1ERea sRd fressted 1y ts 81 IN eyef
With the various Railroads 1esng West and With the
Likes:
The Upper Lake Zine Daily.
VT. Co. Steamers. B.C.& C. Line Steamers
TONAWANDAs FOUNTAIN C1EF,
FREE STATE, WENONA,
MGHAwK, MENDOTA,
PLEMOUTH. EVERGREEN CITY,
NEPTUEE, GALKNA,
MAY FLOWER CHICAGO,
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1891 SUMMER ARRANGE

14e1.-sUMMER ARRANGE
1OO48 MINT,
Michigan Southern & Lake Shore
Il AILR O ~
On and after SUNDAY, Aug nth. and until iusthaF
natce, trains will leave Chicago a. follows.
NEW YoRK DAY ExtR8ss: .....
1904 n. d.1ly la1rept BundaE,, via Old Mlchi.
gan Ro11. connecting a. E1EhArt with tfa1n
On Airline Bead. Il White Pgeoa Will train
1of Thres Etvsfz, At Ad1tan wiki hatns fof
Monroe. Detroit and Jackson.
B1aaf E1PHnss: .. .. &c.,.
7:30t. N daily tesce pt Satnrd ~ via Old Michi-
gan koaa co1necting ct Airline Junction
: With trains for Detr-ik.
Trains arrive from the EAT at 100 L. M and
z:2R PM
Az the soeve tsains MAZE regular connexions to
4,ulE1rE Bans!p klsgaIA Eslla. alha4*. Few fors.
Ea1teb9rys Ratant Dnsterz C.ea o. III ratns
Luxurious rev aleEptHg CoscESa, With al modem
Improvements used OILY On this and Al connecting
ROADS. -. e.. ....
nrosgE Tickets can pe Obtained = H. c9nRaax'e
JOHA b. CAMPBELL, GEO. n GRAY,
j. ReE'I Sunt. Toledo, O. Gent STeE4era AFt
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1 Keinedy*s Medicaa Discovery

- Gpree EctuHusE
Kennedy kedtcna NAeeverv eurAa K<rxsnaass
koHne<33e Aa1Exl DfecrxFvx S;,rss fa3trT
AchofGS Me4los! Dtscovery curas n1rs.ny eose NTH
noQy Me9iesl Discovery cures Hn1uor Of the Eyes
Aeh1e9yh Aet1c21 IsiEcaverT cures SGa1d H4A1-
Ae41e4F EH11c&l Discover cures EunE1nE tile Ter
Aa9nes!E MH6trAl Discovers c1Ie8 U1ceEAt dScrs1eY
AeEht49A = Medical Discover ca1osLepIA
AhHfe4yN Medical EtRcoFefy CHIEs Rheumatism
Aenksd9R MedtEal -Ascoyeyy cures SILT IsarNu-
Aesnety& Medical Discovery curea pyxrepstA>
kefxued9H Medical n.sc3Tayy Regulates the Bowels.
kEnneds heeilorl Discovery RtSutatGR the K4n:Ta.
K&aasef3re Medical rs 3erT KeE1, .sss Tie Liver
4nche1rt Medical DlfcoveT3 Gas cured DEopsSs
When 5po are Ftek ard Dc not know wtat tie I.tter
Perhaps you have A. inward srnaos. T1Y Kes1easH
Meatee. Discovery.
Fur sale by an Dr7sGG::en. ot5M-.y.
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.THICkGO AND MILWAUKEE

Fur Milwaukee. La Crosse, gt. PANl
0ahk8ah. Befitu. and IEtermee
&iA16 Points.
On aad aster Wednesday; May s7a~ ISL, Passenger
trains VIII leave the Depot corner Ct West Klnze md
Cank! streets GSRndajs excepted As follows:
ztII36 A. n. xnd l1:36 z. n
PASSENGER train s11tves 1t Chicago At 1:30 :. II and
#AGKE4AN ACCOMAODATIpE TRAIM IeAvm
Ehlt aKo AsK:z83- n. and arI1EeA 1t EhiGAs5 Y.22
a 8. C, BALDH3
Myst1 supe daat
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The twenty-1our cent stamps were not is
Eued until within the second quarter, and the
thirty cent and ninety cent in the third :, uar-
ter Of the year.
The numter Issued during the two expired
quarters Of this year, is
dsl 4aaTter 7,52l, ,f99
I'd Gih-h-n
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" QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger TraB Ie&Fe 4nd AIrfTe at Chicago ~ f1L
foWs:-Dsy Express It rs l. II, {Sundays e:csptedA
arrives atS55F: y. <s5ndayk eEceEtsd5 Night 5pEe3
$50 l. X, {Mondays excepted2 Aufo1s AeGo3m2da
Hon leaves =! 406 T.. {Sund4ys e1cspteae. arrives
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M MORTGAGE SALE,-Whereas,

AA1 aefault las been made tn the payment Of CT
yesf Egktesa Eundred snd sixty for ths sun q 0ne
hundred and fifty seven dollars AID eightean te1tA
With interest The Iae OF ten per ce16 per a3nn1n
payable sfter dste to the order Ct
Befn4nef which said note Is secured 10 BE- Ra.d oy
certain ndentnra Of mortgage OF the rremlses hErs
natteI mentioned dated tie day and year x49rttA1a
to The undersigned morf8sgee Which mosszaEe = =
q Tincis, n BOOK Of Mortgages dfty-one, On Pays
Now them notice i hereby given taas / the uades-
Mgned, By T1tut Of the power upG1 me conserred ID
re ey std mortgage e. saa e. tas tTsotg.ss,enta s
st5.gqns, st ths n95ts @ q de9r q ss.d GoSk Go1ntx
q nes1 of 1s!d lsst Day ssn at public aas
snd {e4l eatate IN ss1d mo.age described aud N ths
ng9f ~ sqa1E q 1easaKaoa q aaad William sGha
10 Io1lo94 x:E1Ebt acres 81 aknd rum oh Dc naata
end OK side cf tho 1outk halE ct a east half OF tha
forth east quarter OF ssclon t1astytwo a. u Town
ship fortyLnne 90 north md R1aEe thirteen f19f,
e4st Of the Third Principal Asrdd ddlan said eight
of land teing sixteen h] rods IN width nn norta
south and extending length fom the cast lima Of
said east tRH OF saad north eaat quarter Of Eata Sac
ton to the vsst hne Of said east half of
EoNfFACTUs BEKNAUBR Mortgages.
DAVE d N1sHKK, Bollcttorz-
Chicago, July "a, i5sl. H2grassad
, 1861-08-19

It is calculated that there Will be about
two hundred million stamps used during the
coming gear, from Aug lat, 1851.
Dnrirg the year 1860, there were delivered
to The Post Office Department, 223 ,271
9fpfn.1a
, 1861-08-19

The sboye sale i adjourned to Mosday, Aa tzeasy
NJ At The north door of the Court House in the civ
OF Chicago Aforesaid.
HCRAEE G. CHASE Trustee
Chicago, August L ID. .s6t. 1Tl6FSTint
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

The NEUTRALITY OF KESrUcky.-Being in
formed that Gen. PILLow at tho head of a
rebel force, was preparing to seize Paducah,
KY, Gen. GRANT, of the Federal army, FORE
stalled him and now holds possession of that
town. Now that Kentucky has two hostile
armies on her soil she will be obliged to
throw up the neutrality dodge and choose
into which side she will throw her influence.
If she choose the right, all will be well with
her; if she does not, the consequences to the
State will be fearful to contemplate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13
The shelbina Fight---aeneral Hurlbut.
MACON CRY, Mo-, Sept. 3. 1861.


Yesterday morning, the 4th inst, secesh
madea display at Shelbina, twenty three
miles east Of this place, attacking the Kansas
Second and one OF two companies of the Iowa
Third, in all some 600 strong, commanded
by Colonel Williams. The rebels numbered
$500 commanded by Martin L. Green, with
two pieces Of artillery. Some twenty five
shots were fred at our men, who waiting for
reinforcements from Hurlbut. After stand
idg the fire for two hours our troops retreat
ed on board the cars and came to this place,
with one man wounded in the foot with a
cannon ball; he was Captain inthe Second
Kansas. They lost some horses, mules wa
CONS, knapsacks, blankets, &c. At this
place they found General Hurlbut, with 500
or 600 men, who had telegraphed them early
in the engagement, to hold their ground one
hour and half, that he would be to their
relief. The General had his men all aboard
the train at 8, A. NJ, at Brookield, and made
the rapid run Of forty miles IN eight hours
reaching this place at 4, P. NJ, when he stopt
the train and found some secession whiskey
imbibed freely, as usual, and stayed till the
boys got in from Shelbina. So those who
think the General is still entrenched behind
a lot of beer barrels at Kirksville, will see
they are laboring under mistake.-Cor
Missouri Democrt.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13
Mr.. Mobiles Letter.

The "Union" State Convention which as
sembled in Des Moines, on the 2sth of Aug
ust, nominated Hon. REUBEN NOBLE, of Clay
ton County, for Supreme Judge. In order
that the voters of the State may know what
Mr.. NoBLE's sentiments are relative to candi-
dates already in the field, we copy below the
concluding portions Of a letter written by him
to ANDREW j. STEVENS, of Des Moines, and
published in the North loma Times:
"It will not be in my power to attend
the convention on the 28th inst There will
be delegation from this Co. As my name
has been mentioned as candidate for one Of
the Offices to be filed this fall, wish you to
say to my friends that under no circumstances
win l be a candidate for any office. fl were
a member of the convention, / would urge
the nomination of Gov Kirkwood for Cover
nor, and some loyal Democrat in the North
ern part of the State for Lieut.. Governor.
l would also support Judge Lowe for Su-
preme Judge, provided of course those gen.
tleman would accept. Before the Republican
Convention, and before it was known that
there would be any split between the Repub-
leans upon the Union question, wasrequest-
ed by number Of prominent Republicans to
permit my name to 60 before the Republican
Convention as a candidate for Governor, ac-
conpanied by strong assurances of success.
My answer invariably was, that was oppos-
cd to Republican nominations, and that in no
event would be candidate against Gov.
Kirkwood. believed then and believe now,
that it is due to Gov. Kirkwood that he
should finish the work he has begun. I
knew personally that his labors had been
arduous-that he had expended large sums Of
money upon his individual credit for the
benefit of the State-that no new man could
finish the work begun as well as he; for
those reasons declined to oppose him then,
and have seen no reasons since to change my
mind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

FoR CoNcREss.-The Convention which
met at Oskaloosa on the 4th inst nominated
Hon. J. F. WILSON, of Fairfield, jefferson
County, for member of Congress, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Gen.
CURTIS. In speaking of the nomination, the
Dubuque Times says: Four years ago next
winter he was the leader of the Lower House
of the General Assembly, and two years ago
he occupied high position in the Upper
House. At the extra session he was chosen
president. He is man of splendid execu-
tive capacities, and brilliant dcbatcr. He
win do our State credit as a Representative
in Congress. The nomination must be high.
ly satisfactory to the voters Of the First Dis
trict.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

TRIAL OF SCALEs.-We have seen state
ment Of the recent official trial in one of the
principal counties in this State, of twenty
five Grain and Stock scales. They were the
ordinary out door wagon scales, and were
tested just as they were found in common
use, thus making it one Of the best possible
practical tests. Sixteen of them were OF
Fairbanks make, and nine of various other
kinds, including some which have lately been
claimed as superior to Fairbanks. The re-
suit showed a remarkable degree of accuracy
in those Of Fairbanks make, while all Others
were CONDEMNED as not sufficiently accurate
for use. The importance Of this fact will be
appreciated without comment. We publish
it because it is one in which the public an
interested. o Acngo Tribune.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

AN INDEPENDENCE HORSE AHEAD.-At the
great National horse-show at Ottawa, Illinois,
last week, the sorrel colt, owned by Messrs.
RICH and CLARKE, Of Independence, COM
pletely whipped out the whole field. He
took the purse for green horses, beating his
first competitor in $3.50, and afterwards beat
ing the other two victors in 2:44. The best
trotting made during the show, by any other
horse, was 2:5O, according to the Chicago
Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

REBEL OUTRAGEs.--In our News of the
Week" will be found an account of the hor-
rible outrage committed by the rebels on the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Is that
the style of warfare to be pursued by the
chivalrous sons Of the South? Are they to
wreak their fanatic hate upon innocent wo-
men and children? Pursue course of war
fare as dastardly as it is inhuman, and yet
be treated as a civilized and magnanimous
foe? Humanity forbids. AS they SOW so
let them reap. A trial by court martial and
. death such as is generally melted out to
common malcfactors, they should not have
To be drawn and quartcred, or roasted over
. slow fire, weuld be the most fitting fate
such damnable villains could receive.
And yet there are men in the Northern
States, yes, in our own State, who apologize
for these very scoundrels and croak for peace.
Freemen of Iowal what would you give for
your liberties were they entrusted to the
keeping Of such demons as planned and ex-
ecuted the cold-blooded massacre above re-
ferred to?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

NATIONAL I.oAN.---The manner in which
the National Loan is being taken surpasses
the expectation of the Government. The
whole amount necessary will be raised with
out borrowing dollar outside of the North
ern States. Foreign capitalists have applied
for portion Of it, but have been refused
The people are ready and willing to subscribe
every dollar that is wanted to carry on the
war. The loans come in in amounts varying
from $50 to 100000. Poor, laboring men
walk up and receive their treasury note for
$50 or 800 with all the alacrity and pride
with which the millionaire receives his for
half a million. The first treasury note was
issued to Massachusetts, shoemaker who
forwarded 500, stating that the Government
might have the use of it until 1871 without
interest. ..... -.-....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

Sound. VIZ. BRAzzELroN, Of Bowen's
Prairie, writes letter to MAnoNY Of the Her.
aid, which is published in the Dubuque
Times, in which he tells Mr. NJ. that he has
paid for his paper until next January, and as
he has no further use for it, he may mail il
to JEFF. DAVIS, at Richmond, Va, and adds
!" twill be source of comfort to him to know
that he has such friend in Iowa."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

DRAFTING SoLDIERs.-Thc New York papers
are discussing somewhat the expediency Of
drafting soldiers. Enlistments are becoming
tardy in both the Eastern and Western
States
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

UNION TICKET IN BREMEn Coat the
County Convention Of Bremen County, held a,
Martinsburg by Republicans and Union Dem.
ocrats, the following ticket was nominated
For Representative, %. Hudnett; County
Judge, Mathew Rowan; Treasurer and Re.
corder, Caleb Morse; Sheriff, j. II. Eldridgc
Superintendent of Schools, Geo. r. Dean.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

GEN. HURLBuT.-This military officer, a
resident of Boone county, ILL.,, IS charged
with drunkenness, and viii probably be
cashiered. His case has been before Gen.
FREMoN1 several days.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

FLOYD CouNTY.-The Floyd county Agri
cultural Society holds its third annual Fail
at Rockford, on Wednesday, Thursday ant
Friday, September 18th, 10th and goth.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

CoNrRABANDs.-Therc are 1900 Confede-
rate, slaves at Old Point, near Fortress Mon
roe, including women and children, who have
fed thither for protection from their owners.
They represent quite q number OF dollars
or &C least SO think the F. +. VS..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13
MONTGOMERY CLEANS OUT THE REBELS.

St. Louis, Sept. 9.-Passengcrs from the
Pacific train, say the postmaster OF Osceola,
arrived at Jefferson City last evening, reports
a fight near Fort Scott, between Montgomery
and Rains, in which the latter was completely
routed, and Rains taken prisoner. The re-
port says Montgomery drew the rebels into
an ambuscade. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13
I" This Il no time for Party, but the hour for
our Country only"

W. Under the editorial head on third page will
BE found a call for Peoples Union Con-
ycntion' to be held at Waterloo on Saturday,
Sept. 21st, at one o'clock, Pm. Next week
Il is intended to have annexed to the call the
names Of prominent men, of both parties, in
every Township in the County.l
For many weeks before tho Convention
Vas called which met at Waterloo on the
-, e was the opinion of a large proportion
~ the Republicans and Democrats Of the
county that this fall, in county matters, par
II politics should be eschewed. It was just
" considered that there were, in fact, but two
parties now in existence throughout the
North,-the one the friend of the government,
the other its foe. Old party issues are dead
and buried in their places has arisen one
vital issue, which ovcrshadows all others, and
upon which, with few exceptions, all men, Of
all parties, think alike, and that is the perpet-
uation of our Constitutional Liberties. In
other States, and in parts of our own, men
are stepping off from party platforms "upon
the broad acres of their country" and in the
language of prominent Democrat Of New
York, eve have to get together our house.
hold political gods and commit them to the
funeral pyre as an offering to our beloved
country"
From every part of the county we hear
cheering accounts Of the manner in which
tho people Of the county greet this "Peoplcs
Union Convention" and of the hearty and
united support it will receive at their hands
OF the course pursued by certain clique Of
the Republican party which drove the larger
and more conservative portion into this
course, which even before then, they had felt
It their duty to pursue, and which conviction
was ripened into certainty by the foolishly
radical and dog-in-t he-manger policy Of the
said clique, it is not our purpose here to
speak. It is enough to say, that the ticket
which was born on the 9Th meets with but
little favor, outside of the clique which con-
ceived it; it was born out of time; its con-
stltution is very weak, being tainted with
hereditary disease, and its weak and puny
life cannot possibly be perpetuated beyond
the first week in October. On the other
hand the Union" movement meets with al
most unanimous favor, and the signs of the
time certainly fail if it does not sweep the
county next month like wildfire
Then friends, let us be up and doing our
only platform the broad one of our country.
See that the primary meetings are held in
every township, and that good Union meE
are selected to attend tho Convention men
who care more for the sustaining of their
government than their party; men whose
love Of country is far above their love of the
petty emoluments Of county crib. Then
let US settle down to our work with a will,
and the pure and holy patriotism of the
masses will reward our labors with vote
such as no one set Of partizans ever received
in Black Hawk County.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

APPLES IN DUBUQUE CoUNrY.-One exhibi-
tor at the Dubuque county Fair displayed
40 varieties of grated apples, and another
S. LANGwoRrnY, exhibited 40 varieties of
winter apples.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

Many people take offense at everything,
whose consciences take offense are nothing
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

JESks..PErTrr, Of the Dubuque Times,
has got jerks to write local for him, and the
name of the sub is in fair way Of becoming
immortalized. His hints to sportsmen are
Invaluable. His paper on deer hunting is
extremely classical, decidedly pungcnt and
witty, and by no means devoid of pathos.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13
FRENoNr's PROCLAMATION IN wAsarNGro

The Illness correspondence says Gen.
Fremonts proclamation declaring the slaves
Of rebels to be freemen, was solely on his
own responsibility without any previous adj
vice from the authorities here, or consulta-
ton with them upon the subject. 1t struck
the Cabinet and President with utter amaze
ment The matter was fullydiscussed, when
it was finally determined that the proclama-
ton was just the right thing, made at just
the right time, exactly in the right manner
and by the right man.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13
TROOPS

TROOPS
Cairo, Sept 6.-This morning at II o'clock
General Grant with two regiments ofinfantry,
9th and 18th Illinois, Coils. Paine and Nc
Arthur, company A, Chicago Light Artillery
and two gsn boats, the Tyler and Contestaga,
took possession of Paducah, Ky. He found
secession flags flying in different parts Of the
city. In expectation of greeting the arrival
Of the Southern army, which was reported
q am strong 16 miles distant. The citizens
tore down IT, rebel flags on the arrival OF
our troops. Ges. Grant took possession OF
the telegraph Office, ra;;..rGi:sd depot and ma,
rine hospital He found large ;;'aantltles OF
complete rations and leather for IN. So...''erh
army. .........
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-13

FLORA TEMPLE CoNTIsTICATED.
New York, Sept. 6.-Flora Temple was
seized yesterday on the race course by the
U, S. Marshal as the property of Baltimore
secessionst. She had just been beaten in
three straight heats by Ethan Allen.