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guns. The mporta1ceo q this cannot be over
rated. They are 10 contend with Wy South
ern despe.adoe> armed with improved titles.
revolvers. and ovie-knives. Tie game is
not to be drawn one. The Vermont boys
must VIII. Physically and Intellectually they
are superior TO the rebels and as their should
be a Just correspondence in al things, e;
them have superior arms and They ". va
iantly Try titles Tor the right. They should
be furnished with good substantial c-o:a.cE.
May i not be permitted that they be COM
PEELED 10 wear their overcoa.> 70 -..1a ;1e!r
nakedness when they get to Washington,
ike soma Of the troops now there. Tbs Is
burning disgrace, and outrage on common hu-
mainly In respec: 70 clothing. there IS
grave fault somewhere. - call i b. 70 harsaer
name, and as nearly as can b. ascertained, I
falls on the maker Of the garments. 81
diers' shirts nowadays are Just long enough
for uaGersh;r.s. have stitches half a. men II
length and fall IS pieces bv beng worn q
week. 4 man who ". ca=a; ne soldier.
VINO leaves his chesr:u. Hre-side, MS friends
and al the Injuries OF the Green Mountain
State t0- the Tented fad and the dangers
incident thereto. n this way. would ROB rs
mother Of her grave clothes; he should De
overwhelmed with the JUS, Indignation O:
justly indignant people.
& Vernon: raises brave men and noo-e No
men; SIC : :.ow sending ct trr lo!a- sons.
The very bona a.C s.Aew. AID Intelligence OF
liz STATE; may ;asy g Substantially clothed
AID fully armed and ilr poop, may *; as
su.ed ;la: they W. do;.e.. duty. We nave
no fears Of beng forgotten l.! tne Owed c2es
q. toue toy zen. W -uH olr a.mo- an-
away = ;.e ba::.e :e.I: their KIND words.
SINGS. and .vm5-..ess .;;.v :ay9-s n1.ca
:tsy ara continually c-:.:e--..g = NIX *
comfortable. ". eye- b ~l2.l:.. ~ :. I'D IL
cite IS 10 MY ac::o- = INES c: Gacce-.
A. J. BLANCHARD. Ca,: &. Z.
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Personal.

Col JOHN c. Fremont arrived :: Boston in
the Europa AS; Monday, and after brief in
.erviev with Gov Andrew eft for New York,
in excellent health and spirits. He VII! en-
TER a, once upon his army duties.
4 correspondent, Of the Rutland Daily
Herald, writing from Camp Baxter under
date OF June %, psys the following compli-
msnt TO lis excellency. Gov F Fairbanks
During The pas. week the governor, whose
ACTIVITY and vigilanc- would do credit 10 a
man il the prime OF liz. and which wo-.d e
ic;t special coclmeLdation from every press
in TIE state, were he young man, as been
giving his undivided attention 10 the outfit
Of the second regiment. And here let me
say that he people OF Vermont viii probably
never XIV the extent 0! the pecun.ary and
o.ae. sacrifice which has been borne and
suffered By Gov Fairbanks n he great cause
IL which We are a. engaged.
|; IS 10; unknown that the great ali ban Ks
Scae Company 0. winch the governor is the
senior pay.ner. las branch HOUSES n a. the
principal cities 0. the South. While there
az honorable exceptions. !, IS no. - be sup
posed that "conrscation' mas left the govern
Or Of Tx Green Mountain state lnsca;aed.-
Bu: .o;v!.s,and.n- rs .-cun.ary stake u
MS Wy :0Y the Union. !. CIV I 4;-bauks ha.
know :ta; t.e creates. pecurary disaster,
s.artG nm n .ne .ace, N would have moved
a.ooE as calmly and rr>O.uteIv II the 0ls
r.,,- = -. - -~1S. - =! = Wy. n ~
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!li>t-Rate Dragging.

Richard H. Dana, in q speech a: Z uee;;-s
- KS; aa.or..c,. g Nv .,:-:e SINCE. = br-
-: 4: ~ so-4:e-> fund, t:4.:r1 W.. ID.
Massachusetts, and .iL :; to- without gong
otso-I me record -
On th.> continent. Massachusetts es:a5-
as2e- the trst scaoo.. incorporated .te Is:
academy, and endowed ne t-.: 1-..vers:tv.-
>ne $: Z? :ae MS; printing press printed the
hrst book, and published Tie ri->. newspaper.
She launched the first snip. k:..eL IL first
whale. and made he IRIS; discoveries n the
Pacific and South seas. Sc Dig M frs,
cana. and bun: the hrs: railroad: coined .h,
hrs, money. and unfur.eG ias FRS: national
nas. she -!reI tGe -:>t gun, >IeI the frs.
t.oo4, and gained the -rs: victory II the war
Of liz revolution. Shr drew IL, first light
mig rom heaven. performed TX frs. painless
operation IN surgery. and invented the mag
nelic telegraph. She taught ;he hrs, blind
deaf mute to read. ard established me rs.
school for me discipline O: idiots. And now
II tae .a.Jer DAYS. she came frs. to the relief
Of the capital, and Fred the frs. gun and shed
the first blood II the war to- the constitution.
Shall the cal Of such mother Is his 70 her
own children Dc me- By any other spin. than
thai 0: the slncr-est admiration and love ,"
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C.Nr RAXGIL. June 2e.A. 1861.
+. t. C..cl........

C.Mt BAITAR. J. ' :, l>ol.
Ia.ass .-Js III, = I >:r..ce pass n our
beloved county, IL vain VT search the rs
:oric page t5r the precedent Of tie existing
state Of affairs. II tn southern sectio@ O.
oGr glorious con'e-e-aey rebellion, system
s.:ca.y organized. gigantic in IS proportions.
irhunan IN is purpose. unscrupulous II III
em?o,nen, 0. means to carry out is fe.i de-
s:-rs reg4-ale-s Q: honor. decencl and hu-
manly, ;agu.s..o:.al n tbe extreme, AKIN 70
anarchy, allied to Gesp the offspring Of
yau.:.DS n .s1.:ec:eC anh.:.o-. the Pct O.. n
fu.ia.eG Gec!aSog-es and shameless 2C..;.-
cans. las been Instituted. ;hs proceedings 0:
whose leaders wou.L cause Satan himself &c
blush with very shame. The rebellion aas
been Instituted hu. no. corsumra.et. The
end of these things IS no, vet. lie end O:
r4h.,ion viii b, found n n. the rone's end
The eoy.rDme,. al Washington. f1,lv .war,.
os is nigh responsibility and g~ea. danger.
ac.Ya.ed Nv .,e,.:-r ,at~:o.;s7, and AGING
with - v;mos, y,ro-. las called uoou the
sturdy ,eoo.ar-y Of the North 70 d;,D}sv The,
loy,I,v and arm, to~ INC oo-4;c. Nob1y sub
rmaIv have they -.s,o,de5 - 10 RAJ -
Witness .h. m;rb-v ,,~;s;nc' Three hmm
cred .loYsan6 men nron,,ed h, The snir;.
~ tho Rsvoln,io,a~v bsross which so-,a.;,r.
s,umbers n the breasts Of the American peo-
Me but never dies. have rushed forth 70 .be
rescue. Who does m. a1n,;-4 =. ss,f.8e,:ar
the patriotism. Of 1h,. me They az. urged
on by = SENSE = l,.v TX. ~ cour,7v 49,,
BY mere monthly wages. VET. as the minister
could preach more e1-ctually with money =
his p3ck-.. - n. so,dier will feel be-,s- and
rr-l, l. o,o-,.,,. ~,o.;,o. ~
us, ous, and : We cared III. The enlist
nen. Q: tie soldier < . contract entered INTO
u a:cls,.; and ,ee Stale and Genera Gov
e-.n.sn, = DO certain ,aincs. Tie ob.ica-
ton is equally binding on bo,i. parties: hence
a failure on the part Of either 10 observe The
ssree:..e-. creates. 70 say the east, great Dis
satisfaction On the part of the sufferer. de-
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The Approaching ConH.c..

Il seems probable t.a; 3 g-a-5 ---.-.
tween the Union troops al - c-.....-.-.
army IS nea. al hand. Troops ~. -
combating aeg- Washington ~ 49,, -..
both side. anu :: !, 10; :; a. Nv =,
result Of this concentration Of a-n.=,z So.
il anything bu: one :: M -rs-:-,:
.he world has witnessed. W2-:..-
..e 5 10 .ahe p,4oe al Alexa2-r,4 II o. -.
tack on ,he par. q the -soe,. ~.
: 70 be p1ecip;:a:sl ~ u u-:t.. . e..
s-al forces upon Manassas JIM. .. e---
the- 4, r-oe. army ". :.2a--y 49,.
vicinity Of Richmond ars ,1,rs = 49,
ing future can alone 6etsr.2.,.y. -:
grea. historic hattie IS soo- : p.
on the sol. 0: Virginia : c-.;e s---. l..
WI BE battle decisive = = t:--z,.-- -
-esul:s,-oae 10: W, hereafter = = =
II history as III: Q: N.,-@:1c-. :: AS.
Q: Waterloo, . Of Yo-k:s@:- V
", b z ::s:o-.c b2::.r. tecl->, 49,.
amy NAY WI liz .a--s,s n: ~ =. F.
0: America " X ss-.o->y -
virtually dec.3e4 5y.:. Gs2 -: -----
:akes MS v.sw 0: - >.:-4:.5-, .---
Is great prudence - cau;.oo. : $40
Vt: -; ta:;.-. an < dos =; - -.--
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LII N.-Nr. W. The rar-.ac. {.

TEE Yv-yG WI The marriage G: nj
l., a. : 1napaI.orsa.. tx second rar-
~ o.: maturity. perhaps the rsg--:.,-- : o.: Z
=. -. perhaps ,a- aid t--->--...: q: =
-. !; ~; ;ce marriage 0: - ~
- : - c.-@c: c..se..- G: g.. -
.,.ae ..,..za;i,, c. II com,.-.@ - &: 4
wv human -. i: hose who .sHs :ol.-
IL: par. nod !; ;a>; and AZ? ]: >a:e. VIZ
II liz doors v.-.- w 1Wt-.S - ~ H.
>.o-.l. y-.,e.; am =, .ov.rC o-iC- w.o W-.-.-
,r IL na?7y VIZ Nus. .qec.a.-y quad :
CANS: he- Uvr .:r2rat.erC, AZ -eSfa.- y It.
=. ~. : r.rs-E ~ - husband, ~
t..;tt.t. no :.e trend.
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The statements thu, passes ar- granted IL
discriminate! by Gen Mansfield or his aid,
or at ho,eis in blanks. are urcorrect Ten
or fifteen passes dsy .; farthest are given.
and never except on the strongest letters O:
recommendation.
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land ?, the noa.h O: Patterson Creek. The
,,a,cs cf.5e ~e5,.s was bod and coL--de.:,
V; IS fs.. urGer ire .: NY Picks.s close a
bout Is and on the island.
Nv men were finally driven Of and scatter
ed. each ma, Tor himself. They are all IN
camp now. Ont q nv men was killed.
,>.gaedi LEWIS WALLACE.
COL Ith regI n Indiana.
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From the Daily Of Tuesday.
The Vermont Press on the State Con-
VentlOn.

The Vermont Press on the State Con-
ventlOn.
We think We can devote our usual editorl-
al space to no better purpose this morning
than TO present to Our readers several ex-
tracts from such of our state exchanges as
have had az opportunity TO give expression
TO their views and purposes, respecting the
action Of the state convention. Thus far the
republican papers give The heartiest endorse
men, TO what was done, while We are not a.
ware that any democratic paper has yet lnol-
Gated purpose to support the ticket, though
the tone Of the Burlington Sentinel is rather
liberal and hopeful The Vernon. Patriot,
the organ Of the Douglas democracy, as We
have already stated, in our last issue goes fat
footed against the ticket. while it endorses
the platform, thus showing tina; the motto
"principles, not men, has ceased to guide
and control the political action Of the Patriot
|: remains 70 BE- seen whether the rank and
lie Of the democratic party vii. follow the
bugle note Of the Patriot, or whether they
Will now think and &C, for themselves, ;nde-
pendeA. Of former party trammels
From ,he Rutland DAILY Herald.
Bu. !, IS. after all, the spiri. Of the Conven-
ton in itself that most pleased Us. Heads
and horns had been previously presented,
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The bravery If the P:cke.s Yesterday tad
a good effect. NJ; siag.e case Of :amPtr-
ins with our lives Is reported tbs morning.
The affair Of yesterday was al the junction Q:
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t.-m liz DAILY f,ce Pres.

BU- " h. the cal Of the Committee wss
.-.>r pos.uoa EASY Q! RhWarC, tx genera.
feeling ". .a-..V was TIA. d.. 'ac. Il. Convex
ion -, 4 Republican Convention az "a: :
W., % nominate Republicans Tor STATE or
GERS an. = br follow ! n succeeding years
y o:.s- Republican Co-Ye.;:oHs, =. :ue
er.ls ~ which TX i.ep...ca: ya::y VS. y
-ar;ZrG sh-c.1 be ma su-e. $ n.a.,tt :;
vs. us ina, eve. NJ. Rowe.l. 0: ths Sta,~
{ ,nm.t;t,, wlo addressed the Convention a,
.r1E;:. II Justification .: Il, ccLr>y c: tae
Committee stated expressly hit a.I aba
:,rlls-: 0: The Republican organization. q,
deviation from Republican principles, was 10:
= or defended bv hin. In VIVA, way this
..v.cg AID u hanged character 0: .ae party
VS. - ~ MADE kiown W.. lea-. 0.i-uee -
tnoS. not q IS ruH.b er. ms: G:d 40: are.
tXal, forms Of proceeding and red tap rules
thy Qid not regard :: n. END on!, was gan
ii. Ia- appointment: O: q tepuo.!can STATE
CuM.,. ::,- t1r :..e vea- was r.: = oe sum
c'e-. 4. - purpose. and Sc ia: matter was
erief. \ .-v re'y TER. thought The Reoub-
e. 2ar:y would oe G!soanded unless ...ere
", : rn-a. dvc!ara:.o:. Of IS Continued ex-
.>.t-c. u; ;he g.ea. mass ..- 70. a.ln... tOr
moment ina. !. WAS II Tx pow.. 0. acy
Commute. by any omission or irrcgula-!.y q
destroy. or even to suspend the lie Of al or
sa-.za.Ion whose principles Owe. II ,1e
hearts 0: a. over owe..!.s majority O: ne
y.srs n. N.~rro-.
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CAMP BAX T Err.
Gen. Baxter.

II. Henry Baxter, Adjutant and Inspector
Genera. O. the State, arrived in town yes,er-
day, and makes his headquarters at the II.
Johnsbury House. We learn tia, he has
come with special reference TO getting the Sd
Regiment in readiness for departure, and en-
tiers upon his duties with lis accustomed en-
ergy. One OF the men at Camp Baxter as
sures US tina, the General is an officer whom
the soldiers all look up TO with pleasure, and
who does not
There was dress parade and review Of The
regimen, at o'clock in the evening, by Gea.
Baxter and Gen. DAVIS.
Inspector.
Col. Raines, VINO inspected the lst and ID
Vt Regiments has been ordered TO JOIN his
regimen. in Kentucky, and il IS understood
the va. Department: viii designate some 9th
er officer 10 inspec: and muster the 50 Reg
ment. We are not informed when the IL
spec:.on VII .ake place.
Recruits.
Nine recruits arrived a, camp YESTERDAY,
mostly from Mor.stown. AID W. 60 into
the com; any OF Capt Blanchard, which was
no. cutie full Their names are >s,n ).
Clarke, Samuel {. Boyu:on, lcv.:- /. >:or.'
Jl L N-a,r., 4-A-,v s,n- II lat.
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lings" afore>aid9 The Patriot might study
the lesson laugh, by their fat, with some
profit.
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F>>EX C-cNTT.-W. r--...-.. So.
~ CONN CONVENTION : = - =
~, c. W,-.ss5.y - I'm ....---
spec.a. notices.
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q Ne ia01red ea.ocl c.-.- Il -
tae.s SIX Geographic --2rs AZ, -
VIC .eanel u ~ - -;
was seeded " rs .-r-;----.; s.:
promptly in;o i.as, w1r1 .. a. KY
j wish ! cou.j-.oah a ~ ar.
daugAns saa.,erel a; IL ~--- +
H. complaint. LA; ma. 49, - ---
from .ys> ,: 3.yyl.
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Gen. SCOtt> Opinion.

'''-''' - - -
pm ss---,- i'7'1'-'c9a writes
e" see TIA. some friend q Gen. Scaeack IS
~; Il the Tribune upon those newspaper ed
10y, who have sen /; TO cr.,lcise MS b--nder
:: .e..a. Doubtless nlany ! newspaper ed
: -@- c'E.e>2oa-sa; 4n1er;lkes - write
49, n lar: -c's "A='. a7 qoes ao' IN
'-',>--,-- 'Le'H; o-' lever nl-ita o--, veg
LII 81 So-' % Pvof-v Know =, "!-a' S-1noeF
- -. a. W. . D ~ >cT't'h OTn'
49, s'' as O','-o" .. '.-s ana, ana.
90 :.'' ~ a. .'..-S ,--.s d. - '.-S;' ---sa
~ IN - eNs "i> M o' ,1: : :,
~ ~. = ,-.s -..s-.1 9 ,..s e..
~ pe.-a~5 y, -, CO. -', ~ ''.s, 'O--
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the Richmond and F..rtax roads about three
miles out TIE attacking forces consisted O:
fourteen. VINO left Their horses some distance
of and attacked :h-ee sentinels Stationed ,,
tn cross roads. TIE latter were assisted ,!
two p:ckets on the Fairfax road. The rebels
ye;reated leaving dead comrade on me held
and four carbiaes and three reyolvers. oa-
men Only fired three shots.
New YORK, July :.
The body Of Sav;a, member Of Cook
battery accidentally killed :, The Re!ay House
was sen: On this mornings train 10 Boston,
accompanied by h:s TWO brothers.
\ Washington dispatch TO the Commercial
saws TIA, az active and important sklrm:sh,
:; IS sad, occurred last night between The ac-
vance pickets and Zouaves, and body OF -e-
be! troops. Two Of the rebels were kl--sd
and several wounded.
NV YUIk. July !.
I. is ascer.ained from a. official source ina.
about 10000 stand Of arms have already been
issued, leaving half taa, number ST.. o. hand
and others are beng constantly nl-ll:ac-
.ure6. These are addition. 70 those tar-
o;shed by State authority. None have b=e-
ordered from abroad .t-ous5 ~ o--nance
I..-..., L.~a T-s,. = y. ar, - farm
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From the Daily OF " edQesd.r
Telegrap1lc-

The line being down. VI a. ~:
Usual dispatches his morning.
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e Ire.e VII be 10 pa:Iy :ssue5 Friday
aC-l.nC.
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Waca tx pom; 0; ore Of ols jokes i 50
pam :n.; even tie editor 0: the Irayjurg
>t1ma0 can - i. We think VIZ have az in
: l.:v>..J.. ~: to call :: lis: ra.e
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Tx ha:;.e-cly Of lie am! in rebellion
asa:ns: tx Go7ernnv:4::-Le: Is ll4u91.
h-..,e!l
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From tx DALI Freeman


If any bo5y has any doub. whether the con-
vti.:o. On the 2b;n was Substantially AM n
spin; fully in sympathy win The principles
winch broush, :.e republican party into ex-
ls.ence. The treatment Of .ne acton o: that
corventio. by :nost VINO are still at war with
rtpuo.!canism mus; very soon set that doub:
:. rest. those formerly hostile 10 tit repub-
icon party. VINO came into he convention
and acted VIII t because they were or.v s., k
ing 20 have the r!ghttul authority Of the
government maintained, and treason pu.
dow. ~ rgrct, were satisfied with the result.
B.. those WHO hoped through the machinery
0. the convention = strike !ata. blow al r.
pubhcanism in Vermont. and build, with Whist
they were -eaStd 10 call the LIBERIA. wing
i the republican ps.ty, aDu .hr great bOly
o. tie democratic party, Lev party that
should cor:rc. .he s:a:4. were d:sa37o:a;ad
and discounted In other words. democrats
VINO came into the convention purely from
patriotic motives went away satisfied, VINE
those VINO came :0r office and III. polls went
away II wrath. With tia. result The people
viii IN the end BE- content, however much the
pollrclans may grumb.e.
From i, crang: Comfy Telegraph.
the resolutions adopted are patriotic. and
breathe the rlgAt spirit in such times as the
present. alc the Ticket $ che on y aIch w
can a.. heartily Unite and give I triumphant
election.
From tie Burlington Times.
Tle Convention q Wednesday denoustra-
I'd 20 Guy satisfaction. the willingness oftae
treeneI. Q: this State 70 stand shou.de. 10
shou.de. n the nain.suaace Of the govern
n.ent. Perfect unanimi.y IS not reached
tAa: were hopeless, almost. But We expec:
that TIE opposition VII De 50 sight TO the
tiche, pr; in nomination tha; !; may be left
o.: Of The calculation entirely, Ike tie small
quas.;ty II IL cu,cu!us.
The Patriot don't ike Mr. Hobrook be
cause he is 'pssm-sinsing Puritan" This
is VIA: the Patrio. says
From the Montpelier Patriot.
Mr. Hobroos IS entitled t. have all the
clever things SAID about him that usually fall
- the OF Of any good old honest psaln-sing
II. Puritan. Dui ne has no right TO be resar-
ded as man Of sufficient administrative ca
pac!ty, to answer the requirements OF the pro-
spective guDernator;al Year.
Prince Rupert and the "curled darl;ngs" Of
corrupt monarch, had quite as great an a
version TO psalm singing Pur.tans," as the
editor Of the Patriot seems to have, and spoke
quite as CONTEMPORARY Of them; but what
became Of Prince Rupert and the "cu1led daI-
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Recruits.
Col. HYDE.
The Band.

Lieut.. Co. H.lg returned 70 rs POS: YES
:t-day.
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From tae Daily Of Monday.

-I-E| -TID~. ! tuesday,. sept. ;.
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ttQi- =. Eiahgs CV-L.y Telegraph.
Inc resolutions adopted are patriotic. and
breathe the rlght spirit in such times as the
present. aac the .icke; IS che on mich w
can a. heartily unite and give triumphant
election.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Excursion Jrom Dubuque to Cellar Falls
The people Of Dubuque have arranged an OK.
cursion TO this place, to come off next Wed.
nesday, July Slst. The D. & s. c.. r. r. Co.
will run special train on that day, of four.
teen cars, to iease Dubuque at 7 o'clock, P.
NJ, arriving here at - NJ, (.hough probably
before that tilne.) The excursion party will
stop here about four hours, the train starting
for Dubuque at o'clock, P NJ to arrive at
9 in the evening. Tickets for the round trip
only one dollar, and all purchased this side
of Manchester, fifty cents The arrangement
cannot fail to give satisfaction to all, and the
expense of the trip is so trihing that not less
than five hundred Dubuquers will avail them
selves Of the occasion to take days recrea.
ton by visiting the garden valley, from which
they obtain so much of their prosperity.
Come, as many as will, our good people will
do what they can to make the occasion a
pleasant one, and to strengthen the common
good feeling which has always existed, and
the promotion Of that common interest which
has always united us.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
They will Cure.

See Sloans advertlsementina another column
all you who would relieve your families,
horses or cattle, from sprains or affecting
upon Sloan's medicines as remedies for all
diseases which the inventor processes they
will cure, and that too by men of worth and
integrity, whose acquaintance we are proud
to claim, place them higher in our estimation
than any other medicine now in usc.-.Salls-
bury Telegraph, Wis jan. "a, 1850.
See sloan's advertisement in another column.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Directors-The Directors of the Cedar Val
ley Agricultural ana Mechanical Association
will bear i'll mind the adjourned meeting at
the Horticultural Rooms, next Saturday at
8 o'clock, p. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

Shipments for June.-We are indebted to
Mr.. Boss for the following statement. 1t was
intended for publication two weeks ago.
2 Cedar Falls, July 10th, 1851.
GENTS: There was shipped from this Station during
the month Of june 1861 24273 bushels Of Wheat 1885
barrels Of Flour . - ..Er..... .. ....-.H
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
by REQUEST OF MANY CITIZENS.

Il Card.-The "Lincoln Guards" desire
to cordially tender to the Military and Bands
of Cedar Falls, their thanks for their kind
attention to them on their late passage
through that place.
G. GARDNER Capt.
r. G. RErNIGER lst. Lieut..
G. w. s. DODGE End. Lieut.
Dubuque, Iowa, July 10, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

EFarty.-Thc young people had a very
pleasant dancing party in the Horticultural
Rooms last Tuesday evening, participated in
by about twenty couples. .-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

To Receive the Ercursionists. A meeting
Of the citizens Of Cedar Falls will be held at
the Horticultural Rooms, Saturday evening
next, to make some preparations for receiv-
ing the excursionists Oh Wednesday next
1t is hoped that the meeting will be we'll at
tended
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26

RoH.-Next week we shall publish the
roll Of company K. 1t will contradict some
reports which have been in circulation. A
press Of matter excludes it this week.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-07-26
D. D. DEVlNE,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer, and Manufacturer o. Con
fectionery, is selling Assorted Steam Refined Stcl
Candy at 10 cents per II by the box and at retail only
cents per D. Eastern manufacturers, beat that if yot
can! Fruits at Wholesale Remember the place, tw,
doors north of the old post Office building, Cedar Falls