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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-04
'ARDLY REALIZED.

III 'ad N 'orrible eadache this haftcrnoon hand step
ped into the hapothecares hand says hi to the man. Can
you hease me of an eadache?" Does it hache lard ~
sayse. Hexeeedngly says hi, hand upon that gave
quick that 'ardy realized lad AN 'eadache.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-04

GREAT DTscovERY.-Among the most important of all
the great medical discoveries of this may considered
the system of vaccination for protection from Small Pox
the Cephaic Pill for relief of Headache. and use Of
Quinne for the prevention of Fevers either of which is
sure specific whose benefits will be experienced by suf.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-04

q Season of cracking nuts and pepins pale;
OF frosted cider and wild popping corn,
OF cheerful hearths with glowing embers piled;
OF honest labor in his blessed home."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-04

e@ DID you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you
remember the throbbng temples the fevered brow the
loathng and disgust at the sight Of food How totally
fit you were for pleasure conversation study One
the Cephalc Pills would have relieved you from all the
suffering which you then experienced. For this and other
purposes you should always have box of them hand
to use as occasion requires. e s@t #r#e b.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-04
HARTFORD
FIRE IN SU r AN CE
COMPANY.
Incorporated, A. ID. lSiO.
CHI A RTER PIE RIP ETU A l..

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 81 GOO 600
CAPITAL PAID IN ............... 100000
SURPLUS, OVER. $4,000
The reputation acquired by this Company during the
last fifty years. by honorable in the transaction
OF its business and the prompt and liberal settlement Of
Losses together with the character of the securities
posing its Assets entitie the Company the utmost
fdence of The public, afrorGng reliable Insua nce
against Loss Damage by Fire.
JOHN HI. BROWN, Agent,
1tf CEDAR FALLS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-04
Warranted to Give Satisfaction

REMEMBER TIE PLACE-MAIN STREET. O PIP T q,
TIE WESTERN HOTEL. Milf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-01-04
Proceedings Of the Horticultural Society

HoRTICULTCR1L Rooms,
December 2Sth, 1860. {
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
Tg THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
TIE CoNrRABAND QUESTION.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Washington, Dec. 4, 1861
To Mai Gen. George b. Nc Lleian:
General am directed by the president to
call your attention TO the following subject -
Persons claimed to be held to service or labor
under the laws of the state OF Virginia, and
actually employed in hostile service against
the government Of the United States, frequent
ly escape from the lines of the enemy's lorces
and are received within the lines OF the army
of the Potomac. This department under.
stands that such persons, alterward coming
into the city of Washington, are liable to be
arrested by the city police, upon the presump-
ton arising from color that they are fugtives
from service or labor. BY the tourth
section of the act Of congress, APP
proved August 8, 1861, entitled "An act to
conhscate property used>tor insurrectionary
purposes" such hostile emplOyue is made
tUll and sufficient answer to any further
claim 10 service or labor. Persons thus en-
ployed, and escaping, are received into the
military protection OF the United States aud
their arrest as iugitives from labor or service
should be Immediately followed by the militia.
ny arrest Of the parties making the seizure.
Copies OF this communication will be sent to
the mayor Of the city of Washington, aud to
the marshal of the District OF Columbia, that
any collision between the military and civil
authorities may be avoided. nm, General,
Your very obedient servant,
Signed WIN. II. SEWARD.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 5.-The president, in
response to a resolution of the house, passed
in July, inquiring ii any legislation was neces-
sary 10 increase commerce with foreign coun-
tries, says he is]not aware that any legislation
Of the character suggested could now be wisely
adopted, beyond what is recommended in his
message, and nothing further can be effected
till treaties to be submitted to the senate shall
be ratified
Judge Upham, the umpire for the commits
sioners on New Grenada, has been sent for TO
settle the following question Whether New
Grenada is liable for payment of damages by
the Panama riots, or whether the business of
the commission is merely to ascertain the
amount of claims for future action. Mr. Car
liSe, for New Grenada, maintains the latter,
aud Messrs. Cox and Dean the former propo-
sition.
A large number of vessels, some OF large
size, have recently arrived from the lower Po
tomac. One passed in broad daylight unnlo.
Tested.
Charles j. Faulkner will be released from
Fort Warren on parole. He will Immediately
proceed south, to procure the release Of con-
gresham Ely. If not successful in that er
rand he has pledged himself to return to Gus
tody in thirty days.
The papers relating to foreign affairs accom-
panying the presidents message cover four
hundred and twenty-five pages and include
instructions to our various consulates and for
egn ministers, and various circulars OF the Sec
retry of state, relative to affairs in this cOun-
try.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

CAIRO, Dec 5.-The following items are
from the Memphis papers of the 2l:-General
Trcssvant has long communication in the
Memphis Appeal, showing the insufiiciency of
the rebel defences at and above Memphis He
says that Columbus once lost, the tederals
would have no trouble in marching directly to
Memphis, and that Memphis is entirely de-
tenceless and indefensbe. He calls upon eve
ry male citizen of the state to enrol, and threat
ems all who do not with death. The rebels are
sending their cotton to northern Alabama for
safety. Coffee is quoted at 81 per pound in
Memphis, aud none to be had bacon so cents /;
and other provisions in proportion.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 80, VIA MEM
PHIs AND CAIRo.-The secession planters on
the seaboard are hourly applying the torch to
their crops OF cotton and rice. Along the coast
there is one sheet of fame and smoke
Many military companies in New Orleans
are volunteering for thirty days service a;
Columbus, Ky.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

New YORK, Dec. 5, - Intelligence from
Charleston says the blockade there is constant
ly violated through the inland channels to
Edsto and Mafiit, or North Channel. Vessels
are certain of twelve feet of water in the latter
Within few weeks the brig West India, and
the balque Helen, with naval stores, aud the
schooner General Ripley, with rice, have ar
rived, besides others OF less note. The steamer
Isabel thoroughly fitted up and loaded with a
thousand bales ol cotton, and the Prince OF
Wales, are waiting for an opportunity to run
out.
There are about 1900 North and South
Carolina aud Georgia troops on the railroad to
Savannah, and 5000 in Charleston Most of
the South Carolina regiments are still in VT-
ginia. Five gunboals are building at Charles
ton. They are confident at Charleston that
they can gather forces enough to meet us at
any point on the main land we may choose
The Bermuda brought 5000 guns, of which
Charleston got half, and the Finga brought
II 500 Enfield rifles. Percussion caps aud ii.
fled cannon are being made at Charleston, and
other military equipments are abundant Pro-
visions are said to be abundant and cheap.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06
REPORTED FIGHT BETWEEN PAIR
SON BROWNLOW, AND THE TIE Al

CAIRO, Dec ga special dispatch in the
Memphis papers of the ID gives an account
OF great battle at Morrstown, east Tennes-
see, between the federal forces under Parson
Brownlow, and the rebels, which was fought
Dec. 1st, and in which the Parsons forces
were victorious. The rebel dispatch calls it
the first Union victory OF the war. Brown
low had 5000 men. The rebel force is not
asceraned. The rout of the rebels was com.
pletc.
The Memphis Avalanche Of Dec ID has
the following "A large body Of Unionists
attacked the confederate forces at Morristown,
East Tennessee, yesterday killing large
number, and completely routing them Maj.
Gen. George Crttenden has arrived at Knox
vile to take command of the confederate
tNIrpS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06
severely punished according to the rules of

severely punished according to the rules of
war.
In consequence of large numbers OF Union
families and nOn-combatants having been
plnndered aud driven from their homes in
destitute condition, and thousands of such
persons now finding their way into this city,
the provost narshaIs are directed to ascertain
the condition of persons so driven from their
homes, and, under the military law of retalia-
ton, quarter them in the houses and feed and
clothe them at the expense of avowed seces-
sionists, who, although they do not themselves
rob and plunder, give aid and encouragement,
abet and countenauce the acts of their fellow
rebels
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06
IMPORTANT ORDERS OF GEN. HAL

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-Gen. IIal!eck has issued
lengthy general orders, the principal points of
which are as follows:-
Lieut.. Col b. w. Farrar is appointed pro-
vost marshal of the department. Command.
ing officers Of districts, posts, and corps, are
directed to arrest and place in confinement all
persons in arms against the United States, or
who give assistance, aid, or encouragement to
the enemy All property belonging to such
persons which can be used by the army will
be taken possession of for that purpose, and all
other property will be examined by board
OF officers and sold according to army regula-
tons. Ali persons found in disguise as pre-.
tended loyal citizens, or under other false pre-
lenses within our lines giving information to or
communicating with the enemy will be arrest.
ed, tried, and shot as spies. Persons now en-.
plo, ed or enlisted in the service of the go
called confederate states who commit hostility
will not be treated as prisoners of war, but
punished as criminals, and be shot or less
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06
sUFFERTNGs OF TaE LOYALIsTS IN
NIESSahErIsE.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-The care Of the reiu-
gees from the sUuthward has been assigned by
Gen. Halleck 20 the sanitary commission in
charge OF the government hospital in this city
where liberal contributions OF money, cloth
ing, and provisions are received The provost
marshal has taken steps to furnish suitable
quarters among the secessionists OF this city
Tor all those needing such accommodations,
and about 5000 worth Of clothing blankets
&c, belonging to the Camp jackson prisoners
have been couiiscaied for their benefit Some
six hundred refugees have already gone into
Illinois, where they will endcavor to support
their families until they can return to their
homes Large numbers continue to arrive,
and the road between here and Rolla is
thronged with them.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

NEW YORK, Dec v.-COIT0N irmer: sales 22OO bales
at 3Oc for mitdliug upandS
Receipts 200 bbls sales $4,000 bbis; state
and western a. lie better; supernc $40 "a $50;
extra stale $500 $50; round hoop Ohio s5S5 d 595;
superhne western s54O @ 545; common to good extra
western S56j % SIS; southern unchangcd; sales $500
bbls; mixed S925 a. 6: flucy and extra s625 a SIS;
Canada rmer sales 1900 Dbs supelfne $40 % $50; ex-
ira $50 a $40.
GRAtN-wheat lc better; saies 2gs,O0Obushes. Corn
lc lower; sales 1000 bush mixed western 63c for com
mon and 6} a 6ic for prime shipping do; white western
zoe. oats heavy at A a l6c per bush.
PRONlSlONS.-lee firm and unchanged: sales 400
bbs; prime mess in fair demand. sales $50 bbs India
mess at 2l50 a 522 Pork quiet and unchanged sales
800 bbls cut meats quiet; sal 50 hhds; shoulders a
4C to old, and and 81 for new; hams 43 q s. tor old
and 6z a 7c Tor Bacon sides rmer; sales 500
boxes previous prices sales of 900 bs bellies at 7c
Larin fair demand; sales 55U bbs and 400 rkns b6ls
81 a 9sc the latter an ext pr.ce Buerfrm; Ohio
III a Is; state l6 q 23e Whisky lower sales 100 bills
at 70 q 2'ss Rec dull susars irm sales 498 hhds
bags Rio at l6 a 6lc Mol sSes Steady; Ba' BADGES
9 hhds at S5c Porto Rico, 10 hhds at 4Oc Muscovado
26 hhds at 29c.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

CrNCINNATI, Dec 5.--The Commercials
Frankfort dispatch says that although every
act in the legislative proceedings shows most
loyal feeling, nothing OF general interest has
transpired The expulsion OF the traitor
Breckinridge from congress gives great saus
faction. Many aspire to succeed him, among
whom are james Guthrie, Joshua f. Bell
George Robertson, Nat Wolf, and Garrett
Davis.
Zollicoiier is on the south side Of the Cum
berland river, seven miles from Somerset with
1900 men and some good artillery. General
Schctf is on this side and will be ready TO
engage him as soon as the river recedes A
fight is expected soon.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06
xxxvIIth CoNGREss-Flr.t Session.
THURSDAY, Dec. 5.
SENATE

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IN 600 . oolNLN oleleo Iesolu',o' " p'l"'
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nr ouhTEh NJ pvesehteu pru.'4h iloui tne
citi%e"S VI ii"Feih'i Mass, 'na' Iiit ~ VI
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at pun huh ana Euwarus FERRY
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OF disasters 10 our arms. On motion OF Mr..
FEssENDEN the subject was POSTPONED until
tomorrow
Mr. WILSON gave notice that he should to-
morrow introduce a bill to abolish suffers in
volunteer forces
Mr. GRIMES moved to take up the resolution
to investigate the case of Colonel Miles. He
said court OF inquiry had found Colonel Miles
was intoxicated to Il certain eXlent--enOugh to
justify Colonel Richardson in applying cpl
thets to him, but not enough TO remove Inn
from command. lie wanted all the facts in the
case to go to the people. The resolution was
agreed to-
Mr.. TRUMBULL Introduced his bill for confis-
eating the property and giving freedom TO the
slaves Of rebels. He said it provided for the
absolute forfeiture forever to the United States
OF all properly, real and personal, wherever
situated within TIE United States belonging to
persons beyond the reach OF the civil process,
IN the ordinary mode OF judicial proceedings
in consequence OF the present rebellion who
during lis existence shall take up arms against
the United States or in auy way aid or abet
the rebellion, this forfeiture TO be enforced
against property in rebellious districts through
tie military power, aud against property IN
0iher portions ot The United States through
the courts and the proceeds Of the property 50
forfeited, subject To the Just claims Of loyal
creditors TO be held Tor the benefit of loyal cit
izens despoiled OF their property by the rebel
lion. and to delray exDeus,s incurred in lis
suppressiou The bill also torfrits claims of
all rebels and their aiders or abettors TO the
persons tlgv hold in slavery declares slaves
tnus torfri.ed lr @. and makes if tbe dniv oC
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

New YoR5, Dec, 5.-Hhe boiler explosion
at No. 375 Broadway, occupied by j. Lansing,
dealer in clocks, resulted in the entire destruc-
ton of the vault under an alley where the
boiler was situated, and injury to persons and
property, but fortunately no loss of lite
New York, Dec. 5.-The chamber Of com
merce has adopted memorial requesting the
president to send two or more armed vessels
to the coast of Europe, for the protection of our
commerce against privateers. Pierre L. Pearce
has been arrested here, on application of the
district attorney of Boston, charged with fitting
out the SLAYER Brutus from New Bedford.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

WHEELING, Dee 5.-The convention to-
day abolished the viva yoce system OF voting
substituting the ballot in the legislature MIR
Buriey of Marshall offered IA resolution to in
qure into the eXpedency of all attorneys be.
ing made to take the oath of allegiance also,
allowing no person to sue in the courts W no is
disloyal
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

New YORK, Dec. 5-The seventy fifth reg
iment New York volunteers will go to Fort
Pickens in the Baltic. A letter IRON Port
Royal says one of the quartermasters, on his
own responsibility, has set forty cotton gins
at work The negroes receive three cents a
pound for all marketable cotton, and have gone
into the business with enthusiasm.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

NEW YoRK, Dec. 5.-SToCKS generally steady, but
quiet Chicago and Rock Island $50; Cleveland and To-
ledn 3s Galeua anl Chicago 5a New York Central 774
hudson S63 Aiiehisan Central As; Michigan southern
gtaranceu 3G3 IA -ihc Mail Sjf Illinois Central scrip
Cog; Harlem !; skies 81 coupons, 9Sk; L skies
81 IS; tvts II, coupons So Tennessee skies AZ;
Virginia skies 4S2; Illinois Canai coupon bends 'Tg 49,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law
nos BRlELEY HALL, WORCESTER, MASS
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

/ ,OST-On Monday, Dec 2, between M
a. ). NeConvc's Drug Store and the Providencc
Depot Ladies Porte Monnaie containing small amount
Of change aud papers valuable one bat the owner
he nnder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
at NJ MeConviles Drug store corner Park and Trl,r
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

fB'HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to contract
- Tor 20OO 2590 yds OF Fancy Cotton Cloth per week
Tor SIX months or longer The cloth is such as NAV be
woven on any five six quarter loon. Samples of the
cloth may be seen by calling st 1893 Main street SPRING
held, Mass o. W. WILCOX
MS dJyy
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

~ OTiCE.-Thc Annual Meeting of the
Worcester AIutugl Fire Insurance Company for the
choice OF Offices, will be held on WEDNESDAY, Dec
It,. 1861, at O'Clock p. m, at their Office
d4 dot CHARLES NJ MILES Secy
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
SECkETAkY DErATMENT, BosToN. Dec. 2, 1861
Ter Daily Spy. OLIVER WARNFI Secretsrv
d4 d4y
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-06

We are prepared to furnish fresh ground Plaster,
above. LEE SPRAGUE d. co
caa5 dd5w-stt
, 1861-09-14

z 6. 3 E r T e A U S
English. French, Boarding and Day School
Fo. Yo1as Lac CT Ec. 10s1p Csse st corner OF Ere.
The tfIt tern viii begin tie ct" Of September.
tt the ms tttuttou AuS5 r4S9- n
, 1861-09-14
MASTERS SAIE.-State of mi

TIE absve sale Is adj ~urned 10 MONDAY. tie s91a
day Ct eepttmoer T. D. 1851, 1t tho same AaHr md
place. 1RA SCOTT.
Master In Chancef7 Of the Superior Court o Ch}eaee
ChiC4E ). Sept 4th. 1851. ee9-e5 Std
, 1861-09-14
4 UD1T0Rs OFFICE, STATE

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The Re4pezse Pank, F4trdetd. Aas ttfs dsv nled In
thin oHce = Ret1ce Of ~ apeoa.tneat q the Aef-
chaats Esvnga 1oAn nd I: vi Company. ia sas G1H
ashek nHta ertSaot t r. neo.tlse: e s1t.se t1o
sopru 7ea Feh 18th, lRal." IKseH Z DJDO14
aR1s gFHSW A1ott% FVAaic Account.
, 1861-09-14
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M fET9AGE 2ALE--Publ c NO
W. tce Il hersby given thAt hY virtue Of the
F WIS II taie coEtAin IN aRo n5eutu-eA ut Mort
Ea7e e. serted ard delivered t. t.s unde signed,
y il lam SCott BY S!lgesttr Lid aud Eisza . sen
LEf liz Wiia bea !Tg 1,te tea !th day It t1ly,
4 p. 3 i a:d Recorded II the otitt Of te C,ark of
tie Circuit Cart Ex-t f13lo f. :ordtr u Cook
County l. he etate uf t1Iinols IA 2 OK 20 Of Mort
eaEes st PsEea and the o'ltr st Page = # sid
Bolk ct said Mortgages hti = g.vel t. securs
LIT ps9e ut Of The eond IT raid Sylvester Lind fsE
the Il Fire ThoEaa d Delat7 the 18TH DAY
Of july 1tD. With nts1eat On SAID at tie F*t- Of
tn cent per n, Pa. shl- a. ancn.l| II thu
Anne, icsu Exc: arge Fank n the tlts O. New York
aud the otatr IT aid Mort bsnx to tna
pay Of the Bon Of esid sylye ter Lind fur tho
R5lnc!pa Gup Of Fi1e G GIhoa:ana Dal!sss d.s On tas
at he Iase & tsn per cent PEI aanum paya'1e ss.
o1 sep7ss oer, D .ssl e he arm doc1 e .he
ccck "a state q ltn,s At the hour cf ten ocl9ck
p1hc N .9e - Guch = nay be necessary 70 PAY
following Described ~ freItses re- to ait;-Ihs sertA
~ ~ ktet of "ha,tcg Lots 1apoeIea tEe,:y E1ns
vey ct EfaIfsE Lots II re GrEal 70 n Of CalcaEo
Ett etreet cefant has,ns been made II the q ment
ano slso o5 The i4st aaf ysafs interest," upoa sad suns
By L y. willard lis Attor:e7 IN nacs.
DR. 7rFH r. milf
, 1861-09-14

NTAFE Of ILLINOIS, COCK
~ COUNTY: s,5-suparor Court Of Chi~a=o,
NT'Ett Att schmett
Public 11Gce Is hereby E1Fc1 TO the sa:1 J8mee
eritcf sttachment i-soa cut o. a. oinoe
e sae C:eFs o1 Il aUnercr CaEt # Ch1cs.o dat q
asM Charles Wig and asa.net TIC tate e sae ID
J@s e NrErt fer tc* s7n of Twenty f:,-4' H7n4re1
shesE q -ock Coants. which said writ has h+ea
Nov, tFeSeta1e uelees you, the said J.mes Wright
ssa personally s2pear bef re the said Sn ye.
rs q; tt'c.sc On CT bfforc tae tlt day ot sbe
asf ut ~ 81 %Ghiosgo 9p he Esst Mon6ax of oeteb =.
ast0l tragE:i5t E,1l he trtereG s nst voa ana t1
q ne saan Ghslee Wright snd much f ~
EEons:1{ atsrned as ma7 be S1tclcns satisfy the
sAnnr. NAITER ET,5HSTJ EIers
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