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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

Important 20 InYaiids.-Persons afflicted with ChrO.
rc Disease Nervous Derangements Female Weaknesses,
Dyspepsia ETC. viii by sending their addresses to tie IN
Tf3RAL MEDICAL AND HEALTH INSTITUTE. No. 81
weIt 3ls receive cTeuar giving them invaluable intor'
nation relating The and cure OF such diseases
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Urn Sooos.
A FAV ORIrE ARTICLE.--

THE SHILLING BENZ1NE
INSTANTLY REMOVES GREASE STAINS.
DENSLOWS is THE GENUINE.
The above established and perfectly reliable article Is
In better demand than az any pesons period Its popularity
and iale steadily ncrea'e. Nsuray this ucces has excited
competition aad several unrrHcpled parties at
tempting 10 put ON the market trashy limitations which ia
many positively injurious. The genuine SHILLING
BENLiNE was originated by Denslow aud each bottle
should have his upon H. few dealers attempting
to urge OIL the ims,ions alluded 10. Persons desiring the
genuine wi see that they get DEkSLOWS, and refuse al
be proceeded against under the Trademark law unless they
discontinue at once.
The popularity Of the SHILLING BENZINE arises solely
from the fact Of M superior qusty and unsurpassed cheap
ness.
DENSLOW
also puts up his Benue in large bottles Al 25 cents holding
double the quantity Of any other rs cent article. These
ties contain much three Of the shilling size and
therefore well adapted for families.
Sole Wholesale Depot No. l62 Broadway.
Retailed by Druggst. and Fancy stores.
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4 Y Importers Stock at Retail at No. 379
n Broadwsy cor Whte-st NeckTies aud ScaIfs, Ladies
and Gents Lnen Hdkfs. Hosiery and Shirts Also, Mems
and Boys Fila Linen Collars at 10 cts each An opPortu
nifty purchase from Grt hands at hsfpree viii net
occur ssAln b He time.
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Atnusemenis.
A MEXICAN NUsEITN

4 MEXICAN MUSEUM
IA GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW PLAY
DlCkENSS GREAT EXPECTATIONS.
Crowded and delighted audiences both afternoon and even
ing This great drama j. received with perfect enthusiasm
aud will be repeated THIS and
EVERY AFTERNOON ard EVENING, at 3 and y o'clock
Who viii psy 80 cents dollar see inferior PLAYS
when they can witness this magnificent Drama aud see all
the superb novelties Of the haseum beside for 25 cents
Popular and attractive it is win be continued but
short time 1t must give place 10 other drmsc novelties
During each performance Miss DORA DAWRON, the
great DOUBLE-VOlCED VOCALIST, appears ia her sd
miIed DOUBLRYoICED DUET
The following unparalleled combination Of living Novelties
and Curiosi'ies may be at all hours:
A MONSTER ELEPHANT TURTLE,
from the Galapagos rds.
WHAT IS IT. Or MAN MONKEY.
ALBlNO FAMILY FROM MADAGASCAR
THE GREAT LIVING BLACK SEA LION
MAMMOTH BEAR SAMSON.
GRAND AQUARIAL GARDENS,
hDed with living sh on every river and and 10 which
are constantly beiug added many varieties
THIRTY LIVING MONSTER SNAKES
HAPPY FAMILY, and near million Curiositie' from
every part Of the world
Admission 25 cents Children under 10, Is cents.
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5penal Notlres.

Tenth Ward Republican Assoein ticn:- MeetinEs
pf tbe Asso aion VIII be held EVERY FRIDAY EVENING,
0ptil further notice at o'clock The Executive Committee
see: al o'clock. GRO. DONALDSON. President.
VIZ BEILooK Secretaries,
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20 Eet.

ITO LEASE-FOr a term of years LOT Of
Il GROUND, 20 feet front by III deep situated the
City Hail. N. Y Inquire Of j. PoMEROY corner Of 9Th sno
South lst.st., Brooklyn
ITO LET-A Three-stOry and Basement
Il HOUSE in good order, with modern improvements 10
Ludlow place Houstonst between Sullivan and MacdoogsE
ss Rent $50 month. Inquire the premises, or o "
S. TALLMADGE. No. 81 Mscdougal-st.
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The Volunteer Engineer REGIMENT, Col. Ed
WARD W. SERRELL Lieut. Col. JAAiES +. " ALL. Maj
RICHARD BUTT has been accepted by the Nar Depart
r9ent es VOLUNTEER ENGINEER REGIMENT, which
BtTessss the ray of the soldiers 10
(SlD SEVENTEEN DOLLARS (5l1 PER MONTH
few more iegorf, bostbuders fhip-cayTenters pom
soonieTs bscksmiihs mineTs choppers lumberen mschu
ISIS rocksn weelWsts, boiler makers and rairosaers,
will be received
None bot healthy snd competent wolkmen need apply.
TIE regiment is ordered TO Washington in two weeks Re
uts arc nay mustered Into service and furnished with
pun tsrs ard rhiions ~ once.
Psusbts ere tsksn care Of by ihe eu!horhes
Headquarters h-tsrn and Chambers sts New ok
competent men, hoIsehoers. accustomed 70
wagolers, viii be received in the "PARROfI
BATTERY" Of ti1 iifed cannon presented BY Mr. Y. T.
PARRQTT ofthe We5l Point Foundery-JAH zs (. SMITH,
IApiGin
Epis,rents for three years or durins the
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DHILHARMONICS CSOCIETYof NEW-lORk.
Il (Twentieth sesson-l8Cll62.)
The Rehearsal aud Concerts ofthe present season win ag
eIclusvely on ,-,,r,,y
Al the New Concert Room,
IRVING HALL,
tDilectly Opposite the Academy Of Mu'ic.)
Associate and Professional Members, are re-
ouested to their subscriptions by sppyrs the place
designated below, where .
AGAINST PAYNEsr THR AMOUNT OF sUBschIPTtoS
-. SET Oh FOR THE KNTiRB SEASON
WILL DELIVERED
The subscription ts will be opened Tor 'uoeioe' Of Tor
"'e' TUESDAY, Oct.l
New Subscribers canuot be received until
MONDAY, Oct. L.
Tie 6rst Rehearsal viii tske places above on
SATURDAY, Oct 10
at 81 o'clock, p NJ
h.r +. n. for,,, ING orchestral pieces will be reLesrsed
Beet noyen's Symphony No. ., In Minor,
Berliozs Overture lie Carnival Romaine,"
H. Wogners Overture TO Kienzi,
onue' 'He CARL BERGMANN
TFRys OF SUBsCRFTIONFor Five Concerts, and Fifteen
Rehearssls:
Associate Members, admission to all, 50.
Professionel Members. admission to ALL So.
Subscribers thIse adnisousto each Of the Concerts only
$40
FftfA Rehearsal Tickets 50 cents each.
Subscriptions received at the Music Stores OF
sch,renburg Luis No. 169 Broadway, Of 9hst.
C. Brsufing No 1Ci Broadway, and az
J. q. Beish H. Secretary, No. 3l3 broome.st., ofat
IRVING HALL, during the time of Reheaisals.
By order
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Notice-RECRUITING for the THIRTY SEVENTH
REGlMENT.-Ihis gallau; Regiment now the Advance
UaId OF the Army Of the Potomac raising good
men Recruits viii apply st the Of AInity and Thomp
sonsts ia The City Hall Park. Al DescTters from this
Regiment are ordered report Lieutenant JAMES l..
DUNCAN, THIS DAY. BY order Of
Liept.Coi JOHN BURKE, COMMANDING
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Denflstrn.
T PAIN,

TNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,
l. and free charge, betwes The hours OF and 10 m
B. r. ADAMS, No $50 CsnsLst will insert fali sets Of
Teeth on Silver shings per tooth, and Gold Plans
with continuous gum aud yulcsnized rubber equally low
Particular attention |. paid to the hns Of teeth and i
operations warranted.
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TPRIsING OF A GREAT PEOPLE; Or,
Tax T~TzD sr.rzs ~ 1861. By CorSr GA.FARiS.
vol. l2mo., Is cents 80
we have ss yet American publication o. any hhi
which bear comparison with this ferch WORK ia polh'
yeut zeal for the cause Of Freedom otder and progress s
Involved IN our existing civil waI We hope the enstloh
viii have extensive currency for u cannol ial 70 h"pe aN
nougisL true pariotism' ,,.
The Methodi.t Quarterly for October soys Of Il;
y.,ie f,eud and 40 pure and noble sPit a, 0asahn
Mot heartily do recommend 10 tho sttenlion o. INC
lean ople the thoughtful sad hopeful OF " '
noble friend" - - ,... ,,o,-r
ByJ r. HYApLHY. vol l2mO, Portrait 80 celi'.
kaESrs WILL FIND A RKlDT sALE POH THEsE BoOh.: .
G. sCRIBNER, No. l2i GTand-si., n. l.
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Headquarters First Regiment, Morgan Brig
ade, Governors Guard, Mechanics, Ride ReRi-

HeadQuarIers First Reaiment, Morgan Brlg-
Ade, Governors Guard, Mechanics Rifle Regi-
@eut, CeotIe Market Of 0raud and Centre stsThis
eastman. = 5 organized and psed under the command Of
Col JOSEPH c. PINCKNEY Of the SiAlh Regiment, Coy
noIs Guards NeUYo1k sta'e Militia It has been accept
3D. sDd Is IN quaner at Elm Park, and win leave very
tooD fer active service in the field. The wellkuown
Gilitary reputation Of Col p and his large practical
experience, sufficient guarantee Of success During three
months sctve service the n-nt lost not by acct
dent deae showing that be special attention TO the
NelaTe c1mort and health Of his About 200
feqDifed ysse bis present command TO the footing 10
hose therefore who wish 10 place themselves under careful
snd adogs leader opportunity is open oT them to do
Members OF this Organization receive 40 cents
DAY pay when employed mechanics for ten day and
upwmd which sies the pay Of phyaes when employed
ibont s23 rer nontb Soldiers win receive 500 bounty
being discharged and Il dgbled In the service half nay for
ile Immediate relief Is given to the families Of the needy
which win be paid weekly un, the regiment leaves for tho
sea. ofwar Band Of Musicians wanted to whom liberal
ray win he given. Applicants win inquire in person. by
ieEer, shove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

+ AIDES. TRY THE SHILLING INDELI-
/ RTE INK Its perfectly reliable article. Sold by
Druxsisi, generally al y cents. DENSLOW, Originator
Depot No. i62 Broadway New.YoIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

TIE SHILLING BENZINE.-DENSLOW
enuinei most valuable article for dsiy use In iami
ss An IInd. Of Paint waI OIL and Grease Stains may be
instantly removed by i. from the finest a. We =, he
with each bottle Refuse AL not having DESsLOWS name
on the Libel there worthless mitstions Aosi hstaea
BY Druggists aud fancy stores wholesale dePo' NO. i'-
Broadway.
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T'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR OCT. ls

We hLEALl IIlDCNL IOh wa l%'
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the folowins
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The Union Movement
Election Funds-How Rsised aud how Expended
Running the Bocksde The Devil that win Not
p9w9 sOshe5n PSstns,ssIs Coed fs;h Gill;
Voting; Editorial PsngrsPhI
H..wAR NEWS SUMMARY
III. FROM NEw-MEXICo.
Y..FRoM EUROPE
v..FRoM WASHINGTON: Correspondence of The
N. Y. Tribune.
gI..THE OPPOSING ARMIES: Correspondence Of
The y. Y. Tribune
VII. IMPORTANT ARMY ORDER
VIII. GEN. FREMoNT-COL BLAIR.
TX APPEAL FROM THE SANITARY COMMIT
TEE.
X..THE REBEL CAMP IN OWEN COUNTY, KY.
INFUSION MEETING IN WEsTCHEsTER CO,
EENSA.
NIL. .FRoM NORTH CAROLINA: Correspondence Of
The n. Y. Tribune.
XIII. LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
Reconaoissancs by Gsn Mcclellan The Block.
az Of the Mi.sissippi Release Of Prisoners Con.
iemplstea; Iist Of Army Resigasiion'.
XIV. SOUTHERN ITEMS.
XY..AN ATTEMPT TO RETAKE HATISHjAiS
Marrow Escape Of an Indiana Regiment ke-sI
Approach 2soc Strong; They arc sEeied from th'
Monticeloi Complete Route, and GTeA. slaughter
XVI THE FREMONT BLAIR DIFFICULTY: Col
BaiT's Charges against Gen. Fremont.
XVII. .IaiPo PoRTANT FROM TII1 SOUTH: Tribune
Correspondent Ia TTcnnessee; The Embargo on
Southern Ir<de; The Blight OF Rstelijni A
Glimpse 81 John Bell Union Feeling Ia Tennes'
see,
XVlfl POETRY. ITO John C. Fremont Forward :"
XIX. PROGRESS OF FRENCH RULE IN sENE-
GAL.
XX.THE CROPS.
XXI. THE PERENNIAL CoTToN-TREE OF CHILL.
XXI. LOVE IN KENTUCKY.
XXIu. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XXIV. POLITICAL.
XIV. PERSONAL.
XVI. CITY NEWS.
XVII MISCELLANEOUS
xviii MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXIX. WAITER BROWNS MONTHLY WOOL CIR
CULAR.
xxx. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report, Of the
Stock. Money Cotton, GRAIN aud Ca,tle Markets
specially Reported for The n. Y Tribune
TERMS 80 per anDum. Three Copies foI 50; Ten ioI
sI2 Twenty Copies 20 one address, 80, andS extra
Copy 70 the person who forms the Club.
For Club Of One Hundred, send The Daily Tribune
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. nnn PATRIOTIC and SECESSION EN-
psOOO NRLOPEs, every dihereat styles Price
10 loa order ron 25 10 200 at one cent eae,
G. A. MlLLERS, No. 25 Ann IT. New tolt.
Al ME. DEMOREST's QUARTERLY MIR
va ROR or FASHIONS. with splendid EngEsvin5', ash
i0u Plates ard fu-szed Patterns everywhere. Also,
GRAND OPENING Of PATTERNS At 10. 40 Broadway.
.V'kACHERS aud COUNTRY MERCHANTS
u supplied with SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY
al tho publihcs lowest net prices Any orders intrusted 10
my care viii be faithfully aYd promptly attended to- Pea
give call before purchasrg Commercial Note PsPer u
per RAM 2e per package Of 5quires Letter Paper from
ward Clergymcn supplied with Sermon Paper A. ~ per
rean usually sold for 50 20. JOHN H. TINGLEY success.
sor 10 G. Shepard Co., No. l51 F1on next door TO the
old stand of &. :. g. Co, ". Y.
81,
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TBE NEW-YORK :, TRIBUNIE I bum
Alililarn Nctlres.

Attention, First Regiment, N. y: Ne.
bodied wanted for this IesiEeni now So ~ % Ia ~ 2I a
mon!b Paw. Sabsis,enco and clothing to commenGe on
S'h So, ,in, ana disciplined regiments in the service,
Sow have tie oPPostay hesdg9oIeyTs y at GeE5T Hail. NO.
~ Ti'''" Capt. COLES Recruiting Officer.
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Cavulry-Cavairy.-F YOUNG MEN want
I'd for nzed IL 1ent already prepared to take the
held liberal compensation will be made. Address Box No.
1850, New-Yok Ci.y Post-Oifoe.
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pEFELLION RECORD;
1t DIARY OF
AMERICAN EVENTS
ILLUSTRATIVE DOCUMENTS AND NARRATIVES,
RUM0R5, INCIDENTS, POETRY,
ANECDOTES &c, &C.,
Edited by FRANK MOORE.
Wnl be Published in WEEKLY NUMBERS
EVERY SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock.
And IN MONTHLY PARTS, with PORTRAITS, at Fihy
Cents.
Each Volume Of the Rebellion Record will Ne complete.
with Index &C. IN "a Weekly Numbers Ten Gents, and
Two Numbers OF Illustrations at Thirty Cents EACH or Elk
Monthly Parts with Illustrations, at Fifty Ceuts each.
q. r. PUTNAM,
Publisher,
No. $50 Brosdway
- Clubs win be supplied favorable terms Apply to
the Publisher Subscriptions received at 80 Volume,
Weekly Numbers and Monthly Parts, and delivered IN the
city or country free Of charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

DR00KLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ SATURDAY NEXT, Oct. Il,
THE FIRST MATINEE
ever given in Brooklyn.
HERRMANNs
Second Appearance IA Brooklyn
Doors open a! ~; Matinee 10 commence at o'clock
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS.
ADMISSION FIPTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS.
NO RESERVED SEATS NO RESERVED SEATS.
CHILDREN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
CHILDREN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
The sale Of tickets will commence Thursday at the Acad
envy OF Music and at Sibers, in Wsllst.
Tickets may likewise be had At the music stores OF Rsse
In A,lantic-st. and Pray, IN Fulton st.
Mr. Umsn respectfully informs the citizens Of Brooklyn
that the very requests be has received TO Introduce
THE FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
he done IN New York for the 6rst time in the year
la57 have induced him 10 give
On SATURDAY NEXT. Oct. IL,
THE FIRST MATINEE
ever given 10 Brooklyn, when
Mr.. HERMANN
HIS FIRST AND MOST POSITIVELY
ONLY MATINEE ONLY MATINEE, ONLY MATINEE,
ONLY MATINEE, ONLY MATINEE, ONLY MATINEE,
being his second appearance In Brooklyn. -
Tickets 50 cents 10 all parts 40 reserved seats Chdren
IS cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

lew moro Csptnins nnd LieutenHnIs are
WANTED FOR accepted Regiment Those having men or
money purpose o recruiting men, may apply Of No.
"a Bondst Tire Colonel viii be there from 10 H. and from
o'clock The Regiment IS filling up fast, and will not
be consolidated with any other. Every Que viii be honestly
dealt with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11

Now Ready:
rE,HE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
THE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
FROM us ORIGIN TO ITS FINAL DECISION ~ THE
COURT OF APPEALS
COsrESrs;
OPINION or JUDGE PAINE before whom Lhs csp VS.,
first heard.
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT
Ptiuts sn6 Arguments Of
CHARLES O'CONOR,
WM NJ EyARTS. and
JOSEPH BLUNT, in tbs CouH o. Appeals
Aud the Opinions OF
JUDGES DEMO. WRIGHT and CLEREE
Tie great importance Of the legal and political principles
inyoyedhe bolne.s with which the issues were mads ana
tie ability with which the argument was sustained on Ooh
soe render this one OF the most siyndcaD, snd universally
triale thst took place In this country
Piice 20 cents per copy-s2 per dozen.
Posisse $ cents per copy additional.
AdJre,, THE TRIBUNE Kew.Yoh.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

A U&Jm Book.-Those who know our
views about medicines and doctoring, may
be surprised at our recommending Dr. Sloan's
Horse Farrier and Cattle Doctor" but we
DO recommend it to all who keep horses and
other stock. 1t will teach them not only to
cure them when sick, but what is more inn
portant, how to keep them well. The book
is easily understood, and its remedies both
conveniently obtained and easily applied.
We believe these books are kept for sale
by all who keep Sloan's Medcincs.--Praeti-
cal Observer, H., Feb. 6, 1850.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

For Fort R0ndaU.--Mr MELESDY is meet
ing with capital success in recruiting for Capt.
PATTEE's company, destined for Fort Randall.
He has already twenty-one on his roll, most
Of whom are residents of this place, and tip
top fellows. We know of no company now
forming in this State, which VIC would sooner
become connected with. Good companion
ship, even for a soldier, is worth looking
after. Mr.. MELENDY expects to raise thirty
five or forty men by Monday evening next.
These men will most probably depart for
camp on next Tuesday morning. Mr.. Me-
LEsDl starts for Iowa City, to prepare the
way, this morning, and expects to return on
Monday. Mr.. F. Ii. COOPER, who is assisting:
Mr.. MELENDY, may be found in the meantime
at DR.. MARsn's office, Overman's block, pre-
pared to take all the recruits that come.
Whatever tickle Fortune may have in
store for these "boys," our earnest wishes
for their health, happiness, and success, will
be constant to them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

another Printer Gone to War.-Mr. Il. p
STREETER, engaged for some time past in this
Office, was suddenly attacked with the wa,
fever, and departed on Wednesday to con.
meet himself with an Illinois company, now
being reorganizcd, of which he was formerly
member. TnoDE, good bye; may God be
your shield.
This is the third boy who has left us to
WELD shooting-stick in defence of Uncle
SAMUEL's eldest-the Goddess of LIBERTY
May she survive to smile on each joyous
smile.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27
as ~ Dubuque Battery, attached to 9th RegtI. '
To Messrs. NJ. RosENBAuN & Co., and others.

'sad The Union Ticket. The Waterloo Cour.
ser hoists the Peoples Union Ticket and goe
in for it with will. This is good evidence
of the popularity of the ticket in that place
The nominees of the 9Th are without an or.
gan, and Judging from what we can learn
from conversation and observation, without
supporters or sympathiezrs among the peo.
pie. The Union movement is gaining favor
among the masses every day. Yet its friends
must work. We do not want to barely elec,
the ticket, but to give it such sweeping ma
jority as will utterly confound the clique, who
who has endeavored to hoist itself upon the
people against their wishes. -. H..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

Friend Psrsins:-I wish to say to all in
this vicinity who will attend our forthcoming
Fair lin the city of Dubuque, on the first
Thursday and Friday of October next, and
visit my nursery grounds, that will take
pleasure in treating them to all the Ripe
Grapes they can eat while making the visit
and examining my nursery products.
1904 Truly Yours, rs~ W. W. BEEBEE.~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27
CAMP UNION, DUBuoUE, Sept. 18th, '61.

CAMP UNION, DUBuQUE, Sept. 18th, '61.
.GESrLEMES: | am in receipt of yours Of
the 18th inst, enclosing draft for $4,000
This fund will be expended as you request
in purchasing a sword and other articles ap,
pertaining to the vocation to which 1 have
devoted myself. Allow me to express my
gratitude to my friends who have subscribed
to this fund, and assure them for me that !
trust that their gift will never be dishonored
by act Of mine. ......
az' l am, very truly yours, &C.,
,-...,,.... -...- WM. II. MCCLURE, LIST Lieut.,
~a. IT 90 Dubuque Battery, attached to 9th RegtI V
To Messrs. NJ. RosENBAuN Co.. and others.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27
BV a Mother

WRITTEN FOR THE CEDAR FALLS c,.rrr
She came in the sweet morning,
And her eyes were starry bright;
They opened in our bosoms
A world Of joy and light.
But like morning zephyr
That passes quickly by,
Our darling TIpDlr, daughter.
Hath only lived to die.
But Ike the breeze Of noon.d day,
Laden with rich perfume,
Quietly she passed away
To the shadow of the tomb,
Twas evening when We gathered
Around the dear child's bed,
And pillowed OH our bosom
Her little aching head.
Her life's brief day was over;
This was the night of death:
The calm wind foated by us,
And with it her last breath.
We look to Thee. our Father.
From mortal life away,
And, o, for all our dear ones,
Eternal life we pray,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

Prosperity.-The Waterloo Courier says
that the books Of the r. R. Company show
That more wheat is shipped from that point
than from any other station on the road
also that more passenger tickets are sold a,
road. We are glad to hear this. 1t speaks
highly for the prosperity of the village.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27
D. D. DEVINE

Wholesale and Retail Dealer, and Manufacturer o. Con
fectionery is now selling Assorted Steam Refined Stick
Candy at ID cents b by the box and at retail only
cents per 10 Eastern manufacturers beat that If you
can! Fruits at Wholesale. Remember the place, two
doors moth of the old post Office building Cedar Falls
The TEACHERS AssocIArIoN.-The Teachers Associa
ton of Black Hawk County, will hold their annual meet
ing at Cedar Falls, commencing October Ith and con-
tnuing week By order Of the Executive Committee
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

Military Departure. Lieut.. MCCLURE,
who has been in this vicinity for number
of days, recruiting for Capt. HArDEN's artl-
lery company, went in to Dubuque on the
Thursday morning train, taking with HIM
fourteen men,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

Episcopal.-On and after Sabbath next
there will be Episcopal service held in the
Horticultural Hall each Sabbath. Next Sun
day the service will be in the morning, at
104 o'clock, and the following Sunday in the
afternoon, thus alternating until further no.
tice be given.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

List Of Premiums Auarded.-At the time
of our last issue we expected with this paper
to publish a list Of premiums awarded at the
Fair last week, but because of rcmissncss of
duty OH the part of some one, We have not
been furnished with the copy. The fault is
not here and our readers will exculpate u.s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

Dancing. In the Greys' Armosy, on
Tuesday evening last, the young people con-
gregated together and tripped their light fan
taStic tOeS-we understand.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-27

App1es.-NIcnols has apples which render
TO the taste very pleasing sensation while
undergoing the process of mastication.