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direc securely packed receipt Of price and postage
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DOGERS' AND OTHER CELEBRATED
II MAKES OF ENGLISH TABLE CUTLERY, recently
feG dTT direct a from T hs @ made
@ Fs1S fSf EFR& Rd "a
finest qualities hayea very large assortment Of Common
CUTLERY. For sale on very reasonable terms by
fe19tfr Nos ZIG and 2ls Baltimore street
w For the sale OF the CHAMPAGNE WINES 0
Aessrs. MoET X CHANDoN, Epernay.
HOOK WINES of Messrs HENKEL CO., Mayance
BoRDEAIX WINES Of sIessrs. BRANDENBURG
FRERES, BoTd .au&.
BURGuNDIES of N. - R BRUNINGHAUS, Nuts.
P. TIERNAN & SON,
OH ttr u N. Charles street
STORAGE will be taken in warehouse I25
- R1smth' wharf at moderate Ori'sE Apply to KNoxs
uOT-BED SASHES.
Il coed stock on hand of various sizes glazed and
not glazed, required size order promptly
GEORGE o. STEVENS,
Ie2t Al West Pratt street.
ASHMARETS.
" Twenty cases BLACKS. DRABs, BROWN and FAN
sale ssi By FRIoKs Phil PiIItt ri { co..
CROSSE Il BLACKWELLS
~ ENGLISH PICKLES AND SAUCES
70 casks For sale at lowest prices by
~ 81 IA N. Charles street
NOTICE
" We are prepared to give CASH ADVANCES on con.
sgnments to oar friends Messrs R. & T. Woodward Co.,
of Liverpool F. L. BRAUNS Il Co,
d2l,h corner Of Cheapside and Lombard street.
EOR PRESERVING FRUIT-PATENT JARS
fer preserving fruit without the cement
simple cheap and efcacious For sale wholesale and re,
tail by GEO. HOIIINS,
IA North Charles street,
Asln trr corner Favette
" O.G10 gallons bleached Winter Solar
5000 gallons beached Winter Elephant
5000 gallons unbleached Winter Sperm
5000 gallons Northwest coast Whale
$500 gallons No Bank.
J, FARKHURsT, Jr. Il CO.,
a2''H 7sBowlyAwhsrk
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PAwNBRoKING IN NEW YoRK.-There o-o G.,
four pawnbrokers' shops in full bast in New Yory
The largest amount of money kept on loan in an A.
of them is Sl50,000. From ninety to ninety.
five per cent of the pledges are redeemed. Most Of
the shops charge twenty fve per cent on all loans
The loans of one concern amount to $500, 900 per
annum. Some of the leading men of the city are
agitating the question of the establishment of a
PawnbrokerS Bank, as protection for the poor
against the exorbitant charges.
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gl0netarp ana Commercial Afuith
BALTIMORE, March 26 1881

BALTIMORE, March 26 1861.
Our Stock market continues in very apathec condi.
ton and to-day nothing whatever done the Board
The quotations for most of the leading stocks were how
ever about the same yesterday but there was no
disposition exhibited either to buy sell stocks Ba
and Ohio Railroad left off on yesterday 500
bid s62H asked, dividend and Northern Central do
closed at SAX bid, SIAN asked regular way. City 6s
were quite strong, 60 being bid for 1865, and 81 for
1878 and 1905 Railroad bonds generally steady
at yesterdays figures Baltimore and ohos closing at So
bid for both slS75s and 1885, 60 bid 63k asked for
1S62s Northwestern Vrginia at 80 bid 904 asked for
first and rs bid for second mortgage and Northern Cen
trail 1855 left off at 52h bid 81 asked. For the Mining
stocks there very little inquiry and they gener
ally heavy.
In New York to-day stocks were steady at the ist
board but at the second board the market weak
Virginia 6's advanced X Tennessee bonds n North Car
DINA bonds 4; and Michigan Southern X but Erie de
clined 81 New York Central Il; Reading 4; Cleveland
and Toledo i; and Galena and Chicago Missouri 6's
Canton, Harlem, Rock Island, and Michigan Southern
guaranteed, all closed at yesterdays figures
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, March %, 1861.
No transactions at the Board to day.
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

e
/. u. PRATT Il Co
coRNEs OF BALTIMORE AND ). CHARLES STREETS
propretors respectfully invite such Merchants as ae
not already subscribers to the Agency who goods
rsdt to call and examine system and the reab
~ Of our information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials CT Thousands OF merchants the differ
cities East and for years been
we all who will call, whether they sell goods I:
the cities country towns, satisfaction res
5ty Of our information and the net to derive
from the Agency. by those who subscribe mh6-H
STARCH STARCH!
~ full su ply Of the Glen Cove STARCH constantly
on hand embracing the following varieties:
Satin Gloss Starch in fancy siNpJund packages,
Refined Starch in 20 10 r. ID, and lb. boxes:
Superior do. in h., s, IL and 40 Id boxes
Pearl do. in 40 h. boxes
Maizena, in Is and 40 h. boxes
These articles made from the very best corn in
all cases warranted to give satisfaction.
W. WHlTELOCK CO,
d7 TT Sole agents. a South street.
A GENCY OF HAZAkDPUW DER COMPANY.
A-Electrc American Sporting Kentucky RIFLE Ship.
.. Blasting and Mining POWDER, in every variety OF
package, always hand, in our Magazine For -se
'1I@''A''' D. ). FOLEY 4 BRO, Agents,
az7-H - 80 South strset
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Shipping gntell,gene

L1vERPooL-Ship Napier.-2203 bbls flour, % 69c
Bushels wheat 25 do corn 103 bbls pigs heads 577
ho,a
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUpcx PRICE

BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUpGY PRICE
TowsoNTowN March 26, 1S6l.-Christopher BUM
helm, John Schneider, Edward Parker W. FLESH
man and Peter Kregg, severally indicted for sell.
ing liquor without license, in December 1858,
failing to answer when called, forfeited their recog
nizances. The States officer ordered stet to be
entered in the case of Anthony Hoan, charged
ing since died.-State Us. Jack Franklin, colored
IS years of age, jointly indicted with John
Schnavely for the larceny of one peck of Indian
corn, the property of Mary G. Worthipgton, al
legged to have been stolen on the 18th of August,
1860 The evidence in this case went to show
that the "peck of corn" was taken from the stalk.
The defence contended that, under the common
law, the taking was mere trespass, and not lar
ceny, as alleged in the indictment; but the States
officer held that, under the Code, page 23I section
l02, taking and carrying away from the stalk,
of the quantity of peck OF more, shall be deemed
q felony, &C.; and that the Legislature in their
wisdom, for the protection of the growing crop of
the farmer, made this distinction from fruit, &C..
which, if taken from the stalk tree, while at
tached to the freehold, is tresspass and not
felony. The case was argued before jury, who
after an absence of one hour returned verdict of
guilty. Mr.. Boarman, counsellor for the defence,
filed a motion for new trial in the case.-Geo.
Smith Us. N. Melshun. On trial-The replevin
case of John McCubbin rs. E. Withers, for the re-
covery of ten head of cattle, will be taken up to-
morrow, after which the civil docket will be post
poned until the next term, and the remaining four
days of the session will be occupied in criminal
cases, hearing motions for trials, &c--The
Grand Jury, after session of nineteen days. during
which time they examined two hundred and nine
witnesses, and found sixty -four true bills, arose to-
day.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

schrs Lion Charieston Mott Beie Alexandria; N 4 bet
Fields, Providence; MonteZuma, New York.
RICHMOND, March 23-Arr steamship Roanoke New
York. Cid schr CrenshaM. do.
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3usiness Gar6s.


NEW CARVING AND
~ GLIDING ESTA BLISHMENT.
We would call tbs attention 81 the citizens Of Baltimore
and the public, to NEW ESTA BLISRMENT,' No. SO
West Baltimore street, whore manufacturing
der ICT Q r Z, PORTRAIT AND LOOKING.GLASS
FRAMES. GILT WORK Of every variety. Also mporng
FINE ENGRAVINGS AND GERMAN AND FRENCH
LOOKING-G LASS PLATE.
TA orders in line will be carefully and punctually
execu ed on very moderate terms
ViCKERS Il FRANCK
nl4-tf No. 80 West Baltim ore St, near Fr ederick
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON 4 SON,
No. l4S BALTIMORE STREET,
BANK NOTE, STEEL AND COPPER PLATE PRINTING,
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING CARDS, ETC,
Engrage and Printed in the fashionable styles
Corporate and Eotaria seals, Letter Stamps London
and Paris Visiting Cards De La Rue Envelopes ste fe22
THOMAS NJ. GREEN BENJAMIN r. ZOE
GREEN r. YOE,
~ Successors to Jerome @. FaEEetle,)
DEALERS IN CHOICE TEAS,
WINES, LIQUORS,
AND FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Iell-u No. SO BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
GEO. ". HOOPER,
SHIP CHANDLER AND GROCER
AND DEALER
HEMP, PATENT CORDAGE, CHAINS, ANCHORS,
SPIKES, PAINTS. OILS NAVAL STORES, OAKUM,
BLOCKS, BUNTING, HAY, ROPE &c
CORNER PRATT AND SoUTH STREETS.
iu24-t, Ra more
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Dnni5sInl 3T'er'D nj

n nItisSTn} ~ fTt |; nj
' -"
CUAS RPINKuAN a. % "''''' NiNA'
4 ,AnS' DhlNhMaN q w.,
~ CbNRISSION BERCHA NTS,
PACKERS OF PROVISIONS
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS or PRODUCE,
NO o. WEST PRATT STREET,
usva Tor cal. 1at '''"i1 "n't'
so bbls Mess Beef 100 do Extra No l.
Also, Mess, Pfme and Rump Por1, Bacon and Bulk Meat
Particular attention paid supplying orders mh,5
~T0DCD Ir DID7
A NEOhGE w ARNER
~ - COMMISSION ME- RCHA W
FOR THE SALE OF SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
1872 souTs mt. " s,rRvrr
Opposite Baltimore AM ohio Railroad Ds,otl
uo..., v,-,,, Refers by permission to
Messrs. Pearce Il GRAY, Baltimore
MeSsrs Backler 4 Shpiey, Baltimore
Messrs Isaac reynolds Son Baltimore
Messrs. W ycthor 4 Post. New York
M Mssrs S'Tey i3Psf Pn55 f Kis,m9nd
Messrs Touimin VOORHEES, 4 Co. Noble
George Nathan, ESD, New Orleans
Edwd. ". Warner, Esq, Pliladsplia.
more mhsl-tf
{ROuLTNEf MOALE,
COMMISSION NhRc 4 hSaSs,sn arms,
aessrs, 4 1, I, PEASANTS Sous, Baltimore.
hessrs w. GLENN Sous Cincinnati iaI-tf
N s y p q An co,n,,rss,o1 ,Rpc, ,>,rs
10 SMITHS Wharf, BALTIMORE
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THERMOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTaUNf is.
and
GLOBES.
81 THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF r.tE sgGyE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALL I'll
10 W street
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FORM L g.
BLUNT, NewYork -,
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RaIl RGabs.
WINTER ARRAEGERENT

81 r1E4assSSSG FOR TIE
sszaz ss-E2s2R-NG2H9 WORTH, WEST AND NOKTHW EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF HOURS
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
~ CORSERO
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET
- Baltimore Md
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in hecitv
and where the best assortment eVery article in the Nau
teal line be found and positively the oay establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSrRUM ENTS IN
be made and repaired in proper manner.
Chronometers for sale or hire.
JAMES T. KEMP L Co,
3stf Successors to Hagyar h Br,thrr
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TIE VIRGINIA.
Is comparatively and built by merchants Of Frede
rcEsDIrg and Baltimore interested Ia the trade, and by
echants and farmers residing the counties bordering
first class steamer the During the winter the for
ward deck has been enclosed thus aordng complete pro
lection for Horses and other live stock Carriages of all
sizes can be taken board and carried deck without
taxing oil the wheels. Her sateroom berth
cations ere large and commodious, and her capacity for
ireRht extensive As passenger and freight She has
no superior on the waters of the Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore, aud charge. ID
by X. }. CAPRON II CO, Bowy's wharf
S9- Freight received board Of the Steamer Wgi,.r.
and Thursdays, and on Fridays up TO ) O'clock ? 81
For further information and Blank Recent r. s
By the Company, apply on board, or to
K. j. CAPRON & co, AEr-S,
- 49, ,-.. Nc 81 Rowiy's wharf, 3altimor,
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nm 2 sll's'sl's'
Steambuats.

''I M TfI END EsTERN SHORES, UNTIL
On and after W EDN ESDAY M ordSC En- ,o., ..s.
follows AIh"lN' VIII run her routes
Leave every SATURDAY for Canbridgo noo.o, ~,
tnsS on the S,optank river, returnng nm MnnSay anu
same day. anu west RIVER, return
Every WEDNESDAY for Anpapc,is. wo.. Dr. o..
Se nayen, Giosas Point Cambridge, Huehetrs wharf
andina' Iier CaDln Greek, MedloId's Wharf Loyd's
Every FRIDAY for ST MICHAEL'S Miles Rivar Earr,,
returning the same day, -'''e Heiry'
mh2u
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WILMINGTON MARKET, March 25 lS6l-Turpentine
Further sales Saturday Of $40 bbls and this
ing of 81 do at 81 IS for yellow Dip Sl4S for Virgin and
95 cs. for Hard per $50 lbs. Spirits Turpentine and
Rosn.-No sales reported. Tar-Saes Saturday of
ia bbis and this morning 800 do 81 per Dbl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06

earth seeking safety in the clouds. The
range was about three and half miles; the
time thirty seconds.
Two shells with percussion fuse were then
fired into sand bank not more than twenty
five feet from the gun. The result gave some
idea what the gun would do against sand
batteries. The sand was thrown in every
direction, and the experiment seemed to
prove that the shell accurately fired would
undermine and destroy sand battery quite
asrapidly as a battalion Of men with shovels.
The shell burst into great number Of pieces,
the parts found weighing but few pounds.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06
Hon. 8. r. Curtis, Of lows.

Hon. Samuel r. Curtis, member Of Con.
gress from the First Congressional District.
Of Iowa has published an address to his con-.
stituents, stating the reason why no pesignss
his Office. He says: #s
| am now rendered military promotion
the Office Of Brigadier. General. That being ..
National office, its acceptance would deprive.
me OF "a rightto remain in Congress, and L
must therefore choose whether will remain
a Colonel and member Of Congress as I am.
or resign both and accept the position Of brig
adler My pleasures and profit VIII !, ,sf .sfee.
ly diminished, while my duties, dangers and
responsibilities will be greatly increased by
the change. Indeed, such is the anxiety
and impaticnce ofthe public mind, that an Off.
Ger can only satisfy his friends by the per-
formancc of military miracles; and heh
places are so vulnerable that they should be.
more Stunned than sought after. But I do
not hesitate. | relinquish pccuniary advsnt.
age, high political position, personal case.
and personal security, with : conscious CON-
viction that my country and my constituents
expect me to change the forum for the field,
and with sincere hope that may be more
useful in the military service OF my country.
do not relinquish my place in Congr6ss
because Iliave accomplished all my desire6a
or because am weary of the position. Nei-
ther do wish you to attribute the change
to love Of military title or trappings, but
mainly and entirely to desire 10 sid our
country in her hour of need, and participate
with our patriotic volunteers in the privations
and endurances necessary to secure their
early and complete triumph over the enemies
Of our country. l7 Ts
Recent and unexpected rcyerses, and, the
wider extent Of hostilities, have hastened
this determination to devote my whole time
to the military service. Not that hope 10
escape the accident Of war, but becsnssI am
willing to share the dangers Of the iield.l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06
A Tale of a Shirt.

One of the traitors or spies arrested in
Harrisburg a day or two ago, on his way
from Virginia to New York, was a man nam
ed w. j. Kelly. He and his two comrades
were all thoroughly searched, and evidence
was found on each sufficient to prove that
they were properly arrested. Mr.. Kclly's
turn was the last one, and his case was much
the most interesting. He had taken off all
his cloths but his shirt, and nothing contra
band or reasonable had been found on him.
lie stood thus before the Mayor and cxamin-
ing officer, and under the circumstances tho
position was very embarrassing one; for,
to say nothing of ordinary modesty, which
may even exist among the Rebels, the owner
of that shirt knew that it was lined with
treason. The raising Of that garment would
reveal his treason, and probably make his life
forfeit. ~
The moment Of suspense, during which
Mr. Kelly stood thus before his curious cap
tors, must have been rather agonzing one.
But fancy his feeling when the officer
remarked something peculiar in the hang of
his shirt, and fancy then when he was order
cd to take it off He trembled and turned
pale, and his bare knees shook and knocked
together. lie could not endure the shock to
AiOuSoty AS S@iASN IVA NUSCi uV WOO VII
the point Of fainting But the officers were
inexorable The shirt came off, and the trca-
son, as well as the person Of Mr.. Kelly, was
laid bare. The shirt was marval of ingen-
ious needle-wcrk, having various well con-
cealcd pockets, in which were found numer-
Gus letters from the South some from friends
in the Rebel army to their friends in Balti-
more; others to men in New York, and a
number for Europe. In addition to this, there
were various bills of sale, dated at Richmond,
for pork and other articles, and packages Of
money, principally in notes on banks in the
Confederate States. All of these articles,
says the reporter, were done up in neat
packages, and looked as if they had been
subjected to the pressure of an hydraulic
press. H
The ingenuity that contrived this new
mode of carrying letters was commendable
but it was baffied by the perseverance and
patience Of the officers at Harrisburg. Mr..
! Kelly was provided with another shirt, and
accommodations, with his comrades, in the
county prison. The money was placed in
safe keeping, in one Of the banks, and the
letters and other documents were delivered
to the Attorney General. There ought to be
valuable revelations in these documents, con.
ceming spies and traitors in New York, al
well as in other places. Kelly's shirt is Q
valuable acquisition for the Governments
Philadelphia bulletin, Aug. 28d.
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The Eve of Battle.
LINES SUGGESTED BEAUTIFUL NIGHT PRECEDING tt
BATTLE OF BULL Run.

MES SUGGESTED by THE BEAUTIFUL NIGHT PRECEDING TIL
BATTLE or BULL Run.
Silently the shadows fall,
Softly brooding over all,
Peacefully the sun goes down,
Decking with golden crown
Yonder mountains regal crest,
Purpling i'm the glowing West;
Flinging shadows broad and deep
Over woodland brake and glen
Where the lurking foencn sleep,
Hidden in their leafy den.
Now the light has dreamed away,
Leaving shadows long and grey.
Where the golden rays have spread
Hues OF Heaven, rosy-rea;
Now the winds swcetly signing
For another daylight--dying,
IT'LL the last faint zcphyrs play
On the skirts Of parting day.
Soon the moon her light unveing
Ger the starry sea is sailing
Through the leafy branches peeping,
On the ground in silence creeping,
CLEANS her silvery light
With silvery woof she deftly weaves,
On warp of glimmering forest leaves,
The gauzy canopy that wells the sky;
AS surging on, in heaving waves
Wave on wave, Of marshaled braves,
Wave on wave, of frosted sheen,
Noiseless as a summer dream
Is swelling to the van, to do or die,
Up to Heaven In fondness gazing,
All its clustering glories tracing;
Up to Heaven our souls are turning,
Where the starry lamps are burning
Round the throne of Cod
Thinking of the coming morrow,
OF its unrcaped yield of sorrow
Who will see these bright lights burning
At another nights returning
Who will strew the sod?
Some shall, bravely fighting, fall
In the fiery strife;
Their knell shall be yon bugle call
Yon starry flag shall be their pail
Their last bequest yon battle brand
Shall write with swift and CORY hand,
In heavy strokes, to save the land
And give the nation life.
Patriots rest ye for the fray
Nerve you for the coming day;
Fret not for the loved ones dear,
Look to Hcaven--theh cease to fear.
Some must for the country die -
See your bright home in the sky,
Mark its glorcs on our flag
Let not then your courage lag;
But hcart-be strong and hand-be steady !!
Life or death will find you ready
-Chica9o Tribune.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06
JOHN HI. BROWN.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk
IN County, Iowa. REAL ESTATE, Insurance ASn Col
tEcraoN AGENCY. Real Estate bought and Sold Taxes
paid in all the Northern Counties Of Iowa
Titles investigated Collections made and proceeds remit
ted promptly, on favorable terms.
- ~ - RHFERENcRs.
Hon. Thos 8. Wilson, Hon. D. g. Wilson, Dubuque, Iowa
MsssyS Greene Merritt Co. Bankers, Cedar Rapids,
f. Clark Esq. Pres. Branch State Bank, Iowa City.
George Fisher, Esq. Scranton, Penn. .4
A. IL Miller, Esq. Spencer, N. Y. srsz,a.-ssa
4. Ne Geo Sprague Sec'y Ohio Stock Co. Butler Co.
LOr 8. 4. Bishop Peter Melcndy, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06

FACTS Nor CoMPLIMENTARY.--The Cover
nor of Pennsylvania, in general order, pub
fishes the names, occupations and residences
of one lieutenant and three hundred and
eighty six non-commissioned officers and pri
Yates of the Second infantry regiment, Penn
sylvania reserve corps, who refused to take
their oaths preparatory to entering the ser
vice of the United States. The order dis
misses them from the service of the State
and brands them with the charge of partak
ing of her bounty, and in the moment of hel
peril dcscrting her. VIII the Governor now
give us the names of the officers, at least
who commanded the Fourth regiment o
Pennsylvania volunteers, which General Nc
Dowell said moved off the field, when tn.
battle of Bull Run commenced, {" to tn,
sound of the enemy's cannon p
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06

GENERAL BANKS A Military STUDENT A
Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald says there is probably no man living
at the present day, Of his age, who has been
a more devoted student of military affairs 70,
the past ten years than N. P. Banks. There
have few works, discussing military matters
been published, in the English, French OF
German languages, that he has not carefully
perused.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06

Conn.,, town adjoining Eastford, the birth
place of Gen. Lyon, and not at Philadelphia
as the papers have stated. His father moved
to Philadelphia during the boyhood of his
now distinguished son. Woodstock is where
the historic Putnam wolf-dcn is located.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06

A little girl who has brother in one of the
volunteer regiments now in the Federal SER
vice, had been told by her mother to pray
for him. Upon retiring to bed one night
she fcrvcntly lisped, 80 Lord. let brother
Joe shoot the others, but don't let the others
shoot Joo,"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-09-06

GENERAL Pillow is twenty five miles from
Birds Point with his column, Gen. Hardee
is at Grecnville with his column, and we Of
the Journal are in Louisville with our thirty
two columns. Louisville Journal,