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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20

Dne ana extra auee were unClaGgeg lie market Tor
some brsnds closed at advance OF &c aloe per
The sales fooled up abou: II coo barrels closing within
range OF the following quotations.
upper hne state. 81 40 90
Extra State, gocd 10 choice. 70 Id
Suptfune Az "
Common to choice Western extra. rs Z 90
Mixed 10 straight southern. rs 6 80
Straight TO good extra do....,.......... 40 u rs
choice extra family and bakers brands. 90 so
Corn meal, Jersey and Bfanty wine Sc GO
-apadian brands larger supply, and tue market
was heavy for common sdes. Tue sales embrace d
about 200 bbls at 81 40 81 60 for super.
Southern flour was leas active, While the demand
was great snd prices firm. The sales embraced about
2C60 bbs closing within the range Of the above quota
tons Rye fout steady at quotations with sales
Of 300 bbs Corn better in good 5eu,2nc,
with sales of 460 bbs at our 1guree Wheat firm
for good to prime shipping qualities while inferior and
common grades heavy. fbe sales embraced about
for white Michigan. 81 as for white Indiana. 81 IS 81
40 for white Ohio 81 50 for common white Capadiau ST.
IGN 81 IS FOR Car ada club 81 10 81 liz for Mwau
Zee club 81 81 10 tor Chicago club and 9Oc 0s for
Chicago sprg, and ST t8 Tor amber lows, and Canada
white al 81 80 Corn-Good sound shipping lots
COO bushels at 40c 42c for iuteyio- ant 4sc 49,.
for Eastern mixed 47c 4sc for prime shipping lots.
Sac t6c for Old do &c. for yellow Western and
Soc for new round yellow.
Coffee Fhe market was firm, with sales OF 400 bags
OF Rio ut lie l4c loo o. Laguy at dc, 30 do.
Jamaica at l31ac. aid SO do MaraCaib1 al lac.
CoTToS The market was frm With sales or about 700
bales, closing at l4c for mixed and lots Of
middlipg upiands. Dealers seemed disposed wait
late, uue by the steamship Africa at this port
Liverpool! The following Is statement OF the aeut
in cotton since the lst september lsst compared wish
4 nn ayctCt.uf at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20

Thanks 10 nexhausablo Illinois the market VS. again
supplied with coed number CT prime Corn and grass
ted steers, which renders the average quality or the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-20

EI.ure, Lverpooi; Indiana Bordeaux; barks Atsnta
Bremen Celia (sr). st Tbonlas Kate Lincoln Phtade
LuouIro eHcordo (Aus Cork 1arava! Barbados: brig
Pnet (Sr' H,rbor Grace; Andrew Peters, Phladelpas
iante, Buenos Ayres
WIND Of sunset sw.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
=--..zz-N s1s -

yThey have awful muddy times
in St. Louis according to report. 1t is
said that a man went into a hardware
store the other day, and enqaired tor
some strong graphing hooks. lie
said he had lost a horse in the mud be-
low Almond street, and he wished, If
possible, to recover the harness. He
never expected to see the horse again,
but as matter Of curiosity, intended
to see how far the horse had sunk pc
low the gas pipes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
December &c, 1860.

Dnnomlnr oa. 1860.
7,,,m7 ,,.4o,3 nrorrrIeI 70 select
a jury list for 1851.
. = 'g,L. =, i:nn1 i:' nr tha County Trcasurcr
v,.x I.rryrn+pl and approved by the
!, ,ar5
INC Committee On Claims reported
IN favor Of allowing the following Bills:
II NJ ElEfns, ior Constable Fees,
a,,9aut r13i.2el. $40, allowed at s.
a.
IT, NJ Eikin~, for Constable Fees,
amount claimed, $4,000, allowed at
LcmueI Kroner. CIor!, Of Committee,
amoant claimed, s., allowed at s..
seth Reeves. .lnrv Fees, amt claim
cd ST. allowed ~ 81.
To,yD Of ITemIoc2<, Pauper expenses,
,,,,n,n+ rI,ir2nl &21 allowed 1T $50.
r n T!2nIaT Clprk Of Committee.
o,,,r.,rt rIai,nni 21G allowed at $l6.
Iam7n Krooyr. for Stationery,
i..'.'.,I' t 1:..,A1 49, ''..~ - ',nn~,o6 ~
''''74r''' Zyrn, 1,'.' p"'i,son clerk on Co.amit-
too amount clajned S., allowed al So.
zee, r,,:,1 ',i3S',0 >I5'.r, 1{,r,ov Witness Fees
I.''I0'il 1;.,1I l,'' - a; cz anon.eI o+ 81 ,
amount e''''''''"' s''70' "
80; p,.,, Witness Fees. amount
,,a:.,,zI - a. Shaved st &l,95.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16

WHAT THE PRINCE SAw.-Shortly
after the Prince Of Wales arrived in
En- nzland, the London News, in an ed
itorial, complimentary to our country,
remark kcd that the Prince chad seen a
nation Of soldiers without IN army
civil order without a police-wealth,
luxury, and culture without q court or
aristocracy. He has learned to mingle
with the busy crowd Of men without
the Intervention of chamberlains and
courtiers. He has found respect with
out ceremony, and honor without adula-
ton"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
YOU CAN'T TSTI1uDATE IS.

CnIeorinnr. ~ G0n1I C3r07in2- NTa-
r,o.,,a ani I1aoro.:o oro oonstontIy sorl-
o.''':'s ,','' , ~, ,>tio ~ 3s anI
l' III '':> '';;,l,,,7 az fl,o;, ,.o,,nrs
I.,.,..>' l.,,(oso1 ~ c,l.n.5;on
- ~ >'>r'.7~ 80 ,,a,,, now ,,otro2s -
~ ~ ,~o I} lno. ~ '',I LSt ,,,o ,vnro 70 -,
.l,S ~, l7 o,-1 3,.".,,. ~ ,,,o,, -, 0,r liz
oS'n' @ ,G.I1 2,,,., ,',, = 10 , ,n,,1I ho,o .,o
I.V VIZ l't':','.| - ,.T.)7s, o''1 t,.,
pa, " ~. ~ ,,o ra n4 't',' ~ hmaa
@1j5 81 9CI>'''' ~ i1 I-ID, m ,, w S,t "
' y, '''!s -, - IniI ,,>1''V ,.;n1.oI ln:;,l and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
$3.50 a YEAR.
Fact, Fancy and Fun.

-'heep dark"
Conflicting Politics.. BIS doubt,
Gen. 5. redou6t.
When is Z sailor not = ssilor?-
When he is 6oar@
A wife's farewell to Ler husband.
every morninn-Buv-buv.
What is best to prevent a maid
from despairing Pairing.
wv,
a man to live on ?-Warfare.
1,ao. 10 os;1o5 81,
=, l'l'''t''S a may " 'on>1ce'e'' 'iio
TN o. ,
,,,..,I iio '''i ,','' u 'no oN"Cli9 =, oiiu'
~'''I - e",'9 = . '''' &'''''''77'
,,.-al1 ne lT'lt n. VI oCIle' ',ss ~ w no"
11l JIp!:'>~>' !, W i'''' = 'N'' q ''''0" ''''-
"'e
v;oo i TOO GOOD fnr b;S n9inbhor,s
comnanv
o,,rsoIyns s WIKI % tho bIH boIof ~ tbot "" VIC ~ hs~a
0n;t thon " '''O Wv, '''|'' V
lilo sb;n ~ r,ot;,r, Laa oanE'i "o-ii
e,-on hoh;rpd mas '' s''oe'''
,,on-- ',oon "" "'sto ns; ;P'eL'"io eu' ou1
~ III IonI., Ios,' ''''>' WV u '''' i''''eA
~ Wv >'0'''>0
Happy is the husband whose wife
h1oo1l ,I'J 5I ;!s,nS n,,ii io' any Je"eify' save
''''~' ,>'''' o''S'0
False fears bring true vexations;
the imaginary grievances of our life are
'n0' { ''i'i 'ne re'l o''eS'
Don't undertake to throw cold wa
ter on your wife's darling schemes, un-
less you want to Get into hot
Always be as witty as you can
with your parting bow; your last
speech is the one remembered.
two man ,,ndor+oo, - roo ,u,;o.
would run the fastest. One was con-
stable and the other was q thief.
Tho ,-o,on 1odu with sscroo,,;au
oros,3 hoe hnoo9,a >'2+o hoarso ,Sn v"al 10 ann
sequence Of using them 700 much.
lilo who ties on his 1lrst PAIR OF
Sh'steS, pres PreSS:les S: 70 ,,E thT P"3l1G eye %
ALL men VINO 90 any tuihg must en-
aNre q oePrecatloh OF lhclf cforts: IL
IS the dUt which their chariot wheels
n
sam, how dId you like the knife
l sold you yesterday Oh, IL wasn't
very ShaTp but you managed TO shave
40 you bellcFe, SIT, thtC the dead
ever walk after death NO GouDt
OF IT. madam, l nave heafd the ''eao
nLa:ch III ''"U''
-Ihe money maniac IS fond OF mon
ey because he owes ai his Importance
TO It, lie Is nothing without 1t, and
very little with 1t.
One reason vbv the world is not
reformed is. because every man is bent
on reforming others, and never thinks
Of reforming himself.
Tboro ;s Gaelic nrovorb .-ssIf
tho hoe+ ,oon,s f,1,lts vera wr;tta, on
his forebeaI # would make him pull
his hat over his ewes"
ro44on = oo,ron; n;onco 70 no
s,ro I"t,on I!,+ on.n =, : 'oa. unceaa;tr man
can ~, i've ,,-ithont m I : shirt bnt what can
Ia I,,', 10 - r.;thon4 n,,,v rvb;s1lup !; In' ~
~ w "1'''0''O " ''''N'
None are SO seldom found alone,
and are so soon tired OF their own COM
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
December goth, 1860.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
Supervisors all present.
Bill of Thomas Bamber for work on
State Road allowed at 600
Bill of L. Buck, for work on State
Road was allowed at 600.
Ordered, that A. L. Snyder, William
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16

WHY don't men and women roll
out of bed when they are asleep as
children do? Having got over that,
please let US know why dogs bark at a
full moon, and never at new one:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
(from the La Crosse Democrat. J
The Fun Of GLeighing.

oe 30 ana 0a''iF'"y 2'I5'I"oH We 'Fie1
II o. I list; we e',@'s'o ~ ll'll,I>)'lie y, .
= !"""5 u. q. l,l~' : 70 ~ 81 - IoSS';
On PelpIeE.,y, o,10 '19 IA" c"I'I"ts'c :
Us, sure A'1eh We rGn,Gd I:.i @ tI'e H@J : q q
" lS'>t morse, t''@'''''7 l'~''1 o'''
u i Cut,eI? !" . o"",s'o .''>,S ll.''>'I ~
- I1u clo," ;'1" " VI SN'iS3 P'tI' u ,"'
gov 0S Mi1ii !"''7 1915 ''l' So-. iii
IIo:i Mutton iUi oI ''io o1''si,Ie d >.',o':,,
marry I1l1clil'Ie - e'' Vlo' o"l v'''3 ~
anu around we went 70 1n3 SUI? lIL1Ie -
9o(hc cott"9e "nere'l Goes Ie9'''e '''9
Sirl VINO went W. WIN Us
IN ~ course We were D'"i'" %
.'"| : lI4 IL '" DO co.''' !Oo u IN 81
III 4 halt storm IS no coAll)@'i9oh' -, ~ (
. ore" up III lt0hV o. VIC ,i4'':t '''
morse was q l'tS1 one-''''S ~ tic Hill :
SpTlted cEeatUFe--lad run away anu an"
killed two doctors . week before " e
h2Il0cd. Ihe gTl came 20 the WINDOW
/ We nodded. She nodded and ran
away. We waited tA2ro, shIFennG
like 2 Michigan Ag1e, onr m0lar&, Gus
/ pids and bi-cUsplds ratlIlng III our heads
! ike Snanish .caatinettS. But don't it
take a Giri a long tt:::,o t:::,coo to dress: Guess
not. Mary Ami We grew tired Of
wait;nr. Horse cot ma3. We wait
Cd. and amused Ourselves with chat
tcrin~r .:PoD Goes the wcascI!o In about
an Lonr She ecame ont We helped her
into the CUTTER She was all hoops
Iar~a c;rcnmfnroas hooDs, She cot in
-6Tcoupie1 liye-sixths Of the seat +
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16

ment. She, was mad. Says she, "TIl tell
my Ma! !" Says we "dont!" Says
she, F'you mean feljoW-upSet pur-
pose = We denied the soft impeath :
mcnt, bat it was no Use, and we started
home on foot. Well fit wasn't chilly!
How oar teeth chattercd Oar noses
looked blue as an old cent She was
mad Ditto. She said sleiglnng was
q humbug! Ditto. She said she'd
never 90 ont with q Brick again! We
walked half a mile. The siect was
driving in our face awfN!ly. looked
back and saw two miles Of team com
ing, Sat down on the ice to rest. -
Bundled up the girl-took off our Rus
sian coat, sat down by her on the ice
to keep her warm. 1t was rather cold
where we sat! Moved IittIc-didn't
feel it much. Her cheeks looked in
famed. Our heart felt the same way !!
She sighed and We sided up to her.
Told her two-lip saIye was good. She
didn't doubt it but it was too cold TO
spread well! We tried it again. E.
e-e-E-E! It must have been the cold
that made it hurt so to apply the salvc.
In doors it's fun to use it. We sat
there and waited. The team hove in
sight! Drove UP and stopped. Il was
Norwegian with q load Of wood =
Good rugged place for young lady to
ride, but there was TO help for it. She
got up. We tried to and could not
Pants had froze to the ice. Tried
aaai1-tsriD ~ and how the cold air
rushed in anon our SPINAL membrino!
Tried arr.,;,;. and Grip" and more cold
9ir T5a o;rl took rs bv the hand
anothor t:T;nn' and = niece Of our
French docskin nants. about the size
Of the end Of = ruA. Law there on the
cold icof We comnIai1ed Of the cold.
Torwo@ian said il would be warmer if
we wore drawers. Agreed with him!
un1no1 tho vonDo loiy climb on the
liad h,rnd129 ,,, Lor mn with ovprcoal
anI I:,rI+ v-oa1 on1 cPr,a alonr vorv
],,,,' .7,,oii, ,siiv ;1aaI Asl,nd Nor7ar;a,
''s.',.','S ''E11 w. aa;a = Las r,,rnar 04or
aa,r s,1.' l''''-2 Vo,1l, 1odv boor1 tho last SON.
+onno | +SorSh+ = +' Io ,,,aan+ i ;ro,,od Off
vr:tL ,,-:tI, aa"+IaS sct1 q aor, i, m Wv,
Jaa't' y r',t Sba ,,a,,,}nt lido tbpre 9nv
r,a,.oi x0l, 1T;ro1 III; s1a;Gha13 dr;vnr and
mnyo1oao1 I'-o - on,d s3r,r, onl sh;vors
en,a en s,o ,to W. tho % n;t' h"h;nd two nras
at +Io ,s r..4o ,1fo IG;Io in two \ o1rs Half
, ,,,;Io 80 oon}, r,nla' We took tho
,,n'1 '1g od, 20 'Il han,a . and have not been to
Goo h$7,, si1na TIn DR. saws her nose,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
August 9th, 1860.

august OJE3 I80U.
Bill Of \. 1IinehoM, OF two dollars
for services in laying County Road, al
lowed by Clerk and Chairman.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-16
Nov. I4til, 1860.

7,;} of = n,n3laao. for I>rinti2r.
allowed Nv Clerk a2l Caai.~naa ut
$50 a.
Grand Rarils, Wis, Eov. 18Th, 1850.
I,,,.l ,,f' G,,,.-,-i,l,r met. N. fH2iYyf-
Geo ot tnn O'Clock. \, II. Present
i'"''' j, D...-.
1'r2n1 49,, t'"i'''>' 81 - \ n C1n~l.
S.ratd,r, '.1' Ezck:I Elliot.
IIomIock, Ole N"tW!@.
On motion Of Supervisor Elliot, Seth
,,,, woe ,h,sa, Chairman Of tlo
''eo' - ."
Board.
On motion Board adIournod until
Nonlay the 10Th inst, at ten o'clock
n
I'M o,o,o ,,rocon,7; mos Of the Board
! - ''"'' P'0N>> :. ..,,.
should nave o'eo pNoh>2e0 l'SV "eeN'
preliminary TO those which were pub
lishcd, but were accidentally overlook
ol Fn1
D,oo,,hor . ltb 1860.
Board OF Supervisors met pursuant
to adjournment Present
Seth Reeves of Grand Rapids.
y. p t-inn Of Contralia.
Go q : u;5as ms Of Dexter.
II \ Clark Of Rudolph.
Dio N,t,y;o Of Uemlock.
1I,oI-;a, Lli?ot of Saratora.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
Aspirations.

In the last tlumberof Attfur's Home Ma,
zine we find the following poem, by j. I
IcCREERY, editor of the Delhi Uowa) Jou,
'al. 1t is we'll worthy the space we give il
Scenes and sounds Of beauty lure me
From the busy ha,,nts Of men; y y p I" B.
Take, oh, take me, Mother Nature,
To thy loving heart again:
Here my lips may fecbly utter
ALI my yearning soHl may feel-- 2 E~Hs
All my earnest Aspirations FE slk~
A. untothse may reveal. ~ -, A.,s
For the fires of high ambition
- Burn increasingly within EF 2 TiETE +
Not for fame, nor gold, glory,
. Such as blood stained warriors win ; Go ~
af Not to gain the deafenlng plaudns
Of the million for day:
Yet would not all iinhonored,
, Unregretted, pass away. o .s ts.r.rfa -..t . 3
sz would plant some flower of beauty, . iar.
In lifes desert lone and drear .r y. lid ... ..
Sending forth perennial fragrance, . rl
T.. Many a saddened heart to cheer:
lwould wake some strain of music NH r rr'".HH.
would sing one joyous song, t,-str.. a- r.l
That should reach some fantng spirit q.
.su 4 Bidding it be brave and strong. = ''s
'f EIwould fash one golden sentence.
JE I, Thrilling with thought sublime '.' '." -
, Thai shall murmur on forever ay..t N.... #.a.
Through the echoinS vaults of Time; -r..-
% That some word which had spoken
i.s-sasL Or some deed that had DONE, t''" ...."
.. Cherished in the worlds remembrance .tr RE a
Still might live, when am gone. =, . .-...-
Let no monumental marble b. G,r,, 1,as s,i. .l.-t-
Rise above my place of rest -.s-.... ....,
# Let my spitaph be written p" @ .'
ra's- In the hearts my life has blessed fsH .''..
Soft and sweet will he my slumber ..r p z. f5fa. .
So the world may richer be, al .,, r,i... . 90;
By some thought or action, destined
ar5it.f Not to perish utterly H@a1a'a st .'#Ns
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

The weakest living creature, by conccn-
trating his powers on a single object, can &C.
complish something; the strongest by dis
persInG his over many, may fail to accom-
pllsh anything. The drop, by continual fall
ing, borcs passage through the hardest
rock; the hasty torrent rushcs over it with
hideous uproar, and leaves no trace behind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
A third stone feet Of twenty vessols cor

A third stone feet Of twenty vessels, car
rying upwards of six thousand tons Of stone,
will be ready to sail from New Bedford IN n
few days, to be sunk in the outer channel of
Charleston harbor and Stono Inlet The
first fleet was sunk in the rat holes" of the
North Carolina coast; the second feet at the
entrance of Savannah and now the :.hrd viii
seal up Charleston.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

IN exchange paper very aptly and truth
fully says: Before you go shopping read
the advertisements ina nepspapcr. The man
who advertises literally is a liberal dealer |;
he sells more goods than old fogics who hide
their light under a bushel, and is, therefore,
able to sell cheaper.'n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

A SmAET YouTu-When asked how he
got out of prison, a witty rogue replied: at
got out of my cell by ingenuity, ran up stairs
with agility, crawled out of the back window
in secrecy, slid down the lightning rod with
rapidty, walked out Of the town with digni-
ty, and am now basking in the sunshine Of
liberty p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
JOHN III. KEsOWN.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk
In County, Iowa. REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE. AND COL
LRCrION AGENCY Real Estate bought and sold. Faxes
paid mall the Northern Counties OF iowa
Titles investigated Collections made and proceeds remit
ted promptly, on favorable terms. rF
a. REFERENCES.
Hon. Thos. 8. Wilson, Hon. D. s. Wilson, Dubuque Iowa
Messrs. Greene, Merritt Co. Bankers, Cedar Kapds
=. Clark Esp Pres Branch State Bank Iowa City. -
George Fisher, Esq. Scranton, Penn.
4. II. Miller ESQ., Spencer, N. Y.
pr. Geo. aprague, Sec'y Ohio Stock Co. Butler Co.
Dr. 8. A. Bishop. Peter Meendy, Cedar Falls. Iowa..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

AnOhio PAPER publishes the following item:
-" a deaf man named Taft, was run down
by passenger train and killed, on Wcdncs-
day morning, half mile north Of Greenwich
station, near Cleveland He was injured in,
a similar way about year ago."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

H ~
TERRIBLE EXPLOIT OF A RIFIED CANNON
BALL.-The Boston Courier publishes let
ter of a correspondent on board the United
States steamer Massachusetts, off Ship Is
land, October 26th, giving an account of the
affair between the vessels and a rebel steam
er, in which the following extraordinary ex-
plot at rifle cannon ball is chronicledx w
"During the action think we hit her four
times, and know she hit us once with 6s
pound rifled shell THAT is the way we got the
exact size Of her rifcd gum. The shell en-
tered on our starboard quarter, Just above
the iron part Of the hull; it came through
the side angling aft, (as we were little abaft
his beam when it struck us), and took the
deck in the passage way, between two state
rooms, and completely cut off eighteen of the
deck plank, and then struck beam, which
canted it up a little, so that it took the steam
heating pipes undcr,our dining table, cutting
off five of them, and tearing our dining table
all to- picces-thcn went through the state
room bulk head and ceiling of the ship on
the opposite side, and struck one of the out
side timbers and broke every outside plank
abreast Of it short OFF, from the spar to the
gun-deck; it then fell down on the cabin
deck and exploded, knocking four state
rooms into one, breaking all the glass and
crockery ware, shattering the cabin yery
badly, breaking up the furniture, and setting
lire to the ship; but we had three streams
OF water upon the fire at very short notice,
and put it out before it did any damage
keeping up our chase as though nothing
had happened.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

TILL we are about to leave the world we
do not perceive how much it contains to cx-
cite our interest and admiration; tho sub
jectAappear to us far lovelicr than they were
in other years; and the bees, the birds, tho
flowers, and the clouds, are objects Of curios-
ity to us which they were not in our eary
davs .....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

RECENTLY collection of school children
upon one Of the bluffs near Sioux City, were.
mistaken by the military Of that place, iof
Indians, and force was detailed to rcconoit-
er, preparatory to a ,toracard increment
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
J ALLEN & CHAPMAN.

L TTORNEYS At ia w, AND SOLICITORS
"A IN CHANCERY, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Notes and Bills
Collected and Claims secured in Black Hawk, Buchanan
Bremen Butler Franklin irundy and Benton counties
OHace in Overman's new block Main St. v2n2u-tf
L. CHAPMAN RsrEns TO: Autin, Sumner 4 Co.. Boston,
Mass; John Steward New York; Allen Bennett, Jack
sou Mich; Cooper, Thompson Co., Bankers Jackson
Mich; Hollister& wilkins, Chicago, III. Amos IT Hall
Chicaco Treasurer OF Chicago Burlnton Quincy X. X
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
GARTER HOUSE.

OHM L. WILCOX, formerly of the American
- Hotel, having leased the above house. would return
his thanks TO the public for the liberal patronage formerly
bestowed, and would be happy to welcome all his old
friends at the Carter House. Main St. Cedar Falls Iowa
West = {. , - / = - = - -
Cedar Falls, July 26, 1861 - -.-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

MAS.-Man is a glorious poem; each life
a canto each day line. The melody plays
fcebly at first npon the trembling chords o.
his little heart, but with time gains power
aub beauty as it sweeps onward, until at last
amdst s 5aa, the '.us melodies obi q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

THE amount ofgrain shipped from Chicago
during the present year, since Jan. 1, is i'm
mense being over 81 ,026,917, exceeding the
entire shipment of 1860, by 10, l65,931 BUSH
els.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27
GRAIN e. STAFFORD.

A JsTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs AT LAW,
IN Cedar Falls Iowa. Office in Whites building
corner of Main and Second Streets.
~ ts#atf -sA REFERENCES.
Hon. II. l.. Knowles, Potsdam, n Y,
Hon.A. b. James, Ogdensburg n. Y. n ia -eE re
Hon. Vim. A. Dart, Potsdam, n. Y. - q ~ @AA ~
Rev. Calvin Waterbury, Cedar Falls.
b. w. Raymond, Chicago. r Grb EHsf e I
Gary 4 Pratt Milwaukee.
HsxRY ,. GRAIN. s36 FgcYRus G. STAFFORD.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

COL Muligan has not very high opinion
of home guards. He thinks them, like the
wide awakes, " inoinciJle in peace, and inpis-
ible in war; BY singular coincidence,
everybody else agrees with the colonel.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-12-27

:, IlAas in childhood, ii, you can, that hap.
pisess IS not outside. bnt inside A good
heart and clear conscience bring happiness,
which no riches and no circul1stsbsaeS Alone
ever do