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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

Contribution.-"My Cheerful Wife and
alseful Boy" > poem by JESSE CLEMENT is
published on another page. .... ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

Prcfessional.-Judge CHAPMAN has pro-
fessional card in this weeks paper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30


Sad Death Of an Io9a Soldier.-The, Du.
buque Times Of the 24th inst has the follow.
ing itcm:re GaAa $ FtAa4 10 o2#ac1
John Lockard, member of the 9Th Iowa,
wounded at the battle Of Shiloh, passed
through Dubuque on the 2lst on his way to
his .homc'in Hardin county, in company with
some friends who had...him in charge, aud a
wohnied soldier Of the 18th from the Same
county. Helett Waterloo on the morning oI
the 22d. But died on the road before he had
passed out of Black Hawk county. His
mother and brother were on their way to
meet him at Waterloo, and the two teams
met just after he had breathed his lasti A
brother of his died ashort time ago in the
hospital at st. Louis. The mother Of the
Lockards is making great sacrifices in putting
down the shareholders rebellion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

Supersisors-The County Board of STU.
psrvisors meets in Waterloo on Monday next
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

weary sat down on the steps of our friend
house, and soon concluded it was Shause's
they had reached, and lifting an outside Gel
lar door the one entered and made his way
up into. the house, and had bcensin and out
two or three times before he was discovered.
His mate was either too soeary to go down and
up stairs, or else preferred the, witching
scenery Of the night, andsrernained just out
side
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

Atlantie.-Thc June number of the allan.
tie Monthly has been received. 1t s an ex-
cellcnt number, and we consider it worth one
third the yearly subscription price You
cannot get better reading. and you certainly
'csnnot get cheaperreading than the atlantic.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

Bishdp d Benjan,in. firm have a
new advertisement this week. Everybody
likes to trade at BIsnoP & BENJAMIN's, for
they sell good goods at very moderate prices.
II you want Drugs and Medicines, Books and
Stationery, or anything in their line, they are
worthy of your patronage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

vGard-rW. R. MILLER, N. D., of East Wa
terloo, has business card elsewhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

lee Cream.-I.adics and gentlemen, young
and old, gay and festive, morosc and grabbed
-whcnsver you feel like indulging in the
luxuryaof q tp-top dish Of ice cream, 90 to
DEyrXE's. We know whereof We speak
DENSE has fitted up room in good modern
style, and ladies and gentlemen will find it o
very Nlcasant resort al
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30
Grand Coacsrt.--Mr. JAS. B. TAYLoa, O

Gran1 Coacsrt.---Mr. JAS. B. sTAYLoR, of
Chicago, has been holding for the past stwo
weeks Musical Convention, in the school
room Of Miss MATHEWS, Overman's Block.
On Monday evening, June Cd, the Coneh
ton will give q Grand Concert at Overman's
Hall. The performances will be Cantata,
or short Oratorio, Of :" Esther, or the Bcaut.
full Queen" Nothing of the kind has here
tofore been presented in this sectiou. In
Chicago and elsewhere similar entertainments
have recently, been given with the greatest
success. Mr.. TAYLOR is gentlernai, Of rare
musical ability, and we opine that the Orato-
rio of Esther, under his management, will be
produced in manner satisfactory to an au-
dience the most fastidious. On Wednesday
evening last, by the courtesy Of Mr.. TAYLOR,
we were present at rehearsal, and when we
retired we done so with the firm conviction
that the entertainment to be given on Mon.
day evening would not be inferior to that of
the Oratorio Of Elijah as performed on Monday
evening of this week in Chicago, and which
created such a .f,iror among the denizens Of
that goodly city. The subject of the Cantata
is taken from the Book Of Esther in the Old
Testament, and we recommend to all intend
ing to be present at the Concert to review the
subject, as familiarity with the story will
greatly enhance the interest Of the occasion.
The presentations are as follows:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

n, a M<ment6. 60 We received call from Rev.
J. BowAAs, yesterday, who recently returned
from the Army of the Potomac. Mr.. Bow
NAN was Chaplain Of the, 49th New York
Regiment, but on account Of loss of health,
hssWas Obliged to resign his position. He
presented US with ! chip from the blown-up
Aerrimac. We are much obliged for the
n,onlento, and shall lay it away in safe
place for future reference.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30
Business Notice.

Any person wishing 20 purchase first.ci SEWING
Machine, -Finkle Lyons make-can here Of an excel
lent opportunity by applying at this Office 229' 70
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30
ArrIELp, Fillmore County, MINI.

.ar&G9@ h3HsE 10 january .. 1859.
MsssRs. D. RssoM 4 Co.;-for several years past 1
have held the agency for TRAsKs MAGNETIC OINTMENT,
and thus became acquainted with II medicine par
ticularly in DlPTIFERiA During the summer and fan
of,set the above disease very prevalent In and
about Chatleli; assuming in many cases great mSlig
nancy. In every case to which was called free APP
picrtion OF the Ointment made, externally and my
conviction is that Contributed largely to their
would not treat case without IT,
external application It is unsurpassed for Burns
Frozen Limbs, Rheumatism, Asthma, Group, and many
other diseases too numerous to mention
(Sgncd) Il. W. TWICHELL st. d.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

TilRoATHAND LUNGs.-At this season of the yea,
when coughs aud colds are troublesome every family
should have safe and certain remedy at hand. RAN
s0MsHIvEs SYRUP AND ToLU is the very thing /,
is not only pleasant for children to take but Is
tain cure fo- Group, WhoopIns Cough Bronchitis Ash
ma Coughs and all affections Of the Throat and Lungs
Sold by all Druggists. Price % cents. (5l.3n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

Fighting Cut.-A species OF mania has
seemed to seize the bon-ton portion of our
young men, and they are keeping LIpPoLp
and DUrroN active in taking the last vestige
of hair from their aristocratic pates. The
bon.ton females don't like it at all, and We
admire their good sense for it. A few eve
nings since We overheard young lady re-
mar.t to one of these shavcn-h heads" Now,
- always considered you very fine
loo.:ing young man; but must conft IS that
your beauty was all in your hairr' Young
man Flushed and took II as a joke Another
case One of these hairless fellows is deeply
in love with a raven haired girl. A few eve
nings since she promised to be his. When
the first flush Of joy had passed over his, os-
cillating heart and left 1t trille more tran
quill he clasped the hand Of his intended, and
exclaimed: when shall. | call you mine,
sweet grip" Young lady stretched herself
up to full height, looked dgnified, smiled a
trIfe, placed her other hand on her lovers
occiput, and answered." When your hair
grows out ~ Young men we advise you as
friend, to discard the fighting cut" We
can conceive how, for married man, it may
be advisable and advantageous but we are
entirely at a loss to account for any incentive
to one reveling in the bright and joyous
realms of Bachelordom to adopt the :" fight
ing cut" style. Your warfare does not re-
quire it, young men and when you adop:
it, it becomes weapon of your own posses.
sion, chatting and bleeding your own hearts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

WAae Fish.-Oncc week hereafter +.
A. HOrcHxIss will receive from the East a
supply Of fresh white fish and trout, prob
ably about the middle of each week. BY
last Tuesdays train Horcuklss received box
Of these FISH, which We believe were the first
ever in the Cedar Falls market, but judging
from their rapid disappearance our people are
not too rustic to appreciate such luxuries.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

A Good Hnsband..-A gentleman of this
place, who has the reputation Of being the
best husband in the Cedar Valley, on las,
Monday morning arose from his bed at the
very early hour Of 8 o'clock and done the
entire weeks washing; and then, when all
was over and the house put in order, he
aIoke his wife to prepare the morning meal.
The hAshand's morning work must have
been avery happy surprise to the wife,
Such a man, ladies, is well worth the possess
ing. AL III. q ..tr.H ,t, @
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

Lirely.-Last Wednesday was lively day
for Cedar Falls. Over one hundred and
twenty loads Of wheat were bought. A, one
time there was regular blockade. Of teams
from the big bridge to near the corner of
Second Street, and from Main Street nearly
to Washington Street on First Street. We
never saw our merchants more busy. 1t
was good day for Cedar Falls, and no mis-
take. ha.fttLs -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-30

ton from us. .v-,...
We have not the space to particular re
further but will merely say that the best
musical talent Of the place is interested in
this concert and that no efforts arc. being
spareds to render it superior to any musical
entertainment heretofore offered to our peo-
pie. Those who may desire further particu-
lars than We have been able to give in this
notice are referred to the published pro.
grammc tis4sh11i.J obs &c s.s-4Es
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

The first section limits the privilege OF
furnishing substitutes TO skiliul mechanics.
who stall guarantee the fidelity Of the sub.
stitutes. The second provides for detail to
any farmer for q plantation worked by
slaves, where their owner Is femme sole.
minor or person IN the service OF the Goa.
iederscy, one enrolledfor police duty, and
10 act M overSsr.
The residue Of the session was occupied in the
discussion OF bill concerning partisan rangers.
which wa laid upon the tabl. until tomorrow
In the House Mr. fooie from the committee
on foreign Affairs, presented q majority report
on the subject OF ous policy towards the North
sestern States and the future conduct o, the
war. The report ombodies substantially tn.
resolution originally submitted by Mr.. foo,o.
Miles, from the Committee on Military AZ
fsir- presented a bill TO extend thu provisions
Of the Consefips act. The bill was made the
order Of the lay for Wednesday
The preamble and resolutions 10 favor Of re
taiitinn we're adopted
month";, sept, "a special dispatch to the
Advertiser and Register from Knoxville, on the
3rd int says thai on Saturday morning Aug
a0ih Gen Kirby Smiths forces under General
Manson attacked the enemy seven miles South
Of Richmond Ky. Gen. Preston Smiths Ten.
ne+see and Gen flaihornes Arksu-a- brg.des
ttffANNiN Nl'N'b Wv Ah' ~ " 'tF'h ~ III
The enemy WERE reinforced by Bull Nelson
from Lexington
oar troops fought with desperate courage
Kirby smith led the las, charge IN person, cap
IN hand
After three severe engagements with the en-
envy, they we're totally routed, with the loss Of
all their guns bot one and 0ou prisoners cap
turcd, including Gen Manson and staff The
Keuiuekian- threw down their arms and de-
.gftgd 10 ON lines
Bull Nelson was wounded Ia the thigh. hotly
pursued by our troops and j. doubtless captured.
The emmy ln-s Ia killed and wounded is
heavy. Gen M.ler is among The killed. oar
lu-. q light Out troops were moving on l. \
lngt1n which is captarrd ere this Large
quantities OF -tifcs. wagons, arm. and ammuui-
uaa we're captgfcl. The enemy iuFco wa
Z 10 600.
CnArr,soaaA, sept. 3.-The following Dis.
/ patch from KIRBY smith dated Richmond Nv
/ has iu,t bren Cuumuu Gated b. ten. Jones
I Ne had three tights on thy sIth near lila place
The enemy were completely routed. Gen. Nti.
.on w,s wounded IN the singh. and Gen Miller
killed Three Thousand prisoner. were cap.
tured including Gen Manson and stan tog, Ga.
Ell with all their artillery. small arms, wagons,
DC. oar loss is small.
MoHtLE, sept "a special Dispatch % the
Advertiser aud Register dated Knoxville sept.
Ord. says letter nom Capt, Mctlrath. OF Mai
Gen. Smiths army, W. has just returned. says
that Nelson's whole army, numbering more than
10 600 men has been captured
Our loss In Killed and wounded Is estimated a,
about 200 the enemy lost between four. and
five hundred There l. NO enemy between TIN.
pc nj aud Lexington.
CulAlEsros. sept, 3.-Thc latest dispatch
from the battlefield of Manassas. represents
Cen. Mcclellan and Pope ss being muftally
wounded aud Daniel T.. sickle Killed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

W. ,V " "fe'p8 'p"5' ~
~ uHhEho, on the 'h usy a. ~
w ist.' LOWS Greer NV" "s Po.
uoa IN Inc District 'ouf' o. '".p' vo".'
ahn ntsu oil lrAas' an,s"s u.s. :" '','
month OF December So Nv va" 'pPo'ni-
~ oy tie ifv"a'e .u " vi ~ ''o .o""',
OF Shelby adninm,'"'', W u'' osea'c VI
James Tucker, "'. w. ''"' '',"s a., "N','s po-
longing 70 SAT" "a "s'u W. '-''ip oc',
'hcn"~ 'o' 'pe 49, a"u '"ooi W -''''
each o"c W. "'"u, 's", y, w, s''" oauieS
Iues''' "'iu Wv Nv" WIN Wv, '''"'i's"' VI We
icy ooV'"" no,n 'ss"'" III uic sa'u county
'' ohe,o!' "on ,"o peohhsofy houN' one
on y, re"n' All" 'he o,ncf ON nfe ''uheah
ana y pe"h US ''cuf''y' ana 'nat a,' mat
was ever rra,iSen on SAID noles was e.l5'oo,
aha NAV Tue "n''eh'eetonea'e o' Wesley
h"""'h was '']ec'eunhn no' recommended
iot patent oy Tue 'ooa' ana 'fa'eiiihg board
vi ,a',n commissioners lot Hholoy county
aoa ,n"' ne ,ihployed roy" l, " herief
ana h,neth /" ahu,rson as partners prac
using III" u'uer u'e name ana style OF
"elcf ana nhuefsop' 10 On sun
aga,hs' ,he 'a'e 'epuhile OF lcNas 10 %
no's' ''e sa'u o'r'''sa'ool esi'y 'ooa-
VIM u" genuine hh" '.ga' e's'ih against
torneys he agreed 10 give them lo0o acre,
Of land on, Of said certiiicat, if ,bey es,ab
lishei II as n genuine claim and that aid A.
iorneys brought suit in the District Conr,
~ Shelby Conntv an said r.ieet,d c.,,i6
cate ana est,hlisheI The sams n. a genu;,e
and Iegal claim against The goyernnen, of
Teyas lar ONE league and labor of Land aud
Thai yonr petitioner maid he eos, M s,,;J
anil 10 wi, and olI the COS, n,
Che Probate Court. 10 vii. Sion. And
that he has had the certificate Of Wesley
Goodwin located and surveyed in Pamela
county. and procured a patent for the same
in the name Of the heirs Of James Tucker
for one l.arue and labor OF land. and tina,
he has had 1850 acres Of said Jas. fuckers
certificate located and SURVEYED in Shelby
county aud procured patent in the name
of said heirs for the same and that he pro
cured certificate Tor the INDICATED balance
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

" Is Tucker, Harrison Tucker. Mary
Barlow and h.. aa::..sasz;.' George W Barlow
Minerva Shepperd mud her husband, j. II.
shepherd Charlotte Henderson and her
husband Mason Henderson, AID TO cite by
publication for eight successive weeks BIZ
lore the return Of this writ, the unknown
heirs NJ John Tucker TO BIZ and appear at
the next term Of the District Court to be
holden in and for the said county Of She
by on the fourth Monday after the fourth
Monday In August, 1862, to answer said
petitioner, and show cause why the SAID
court shall not decree title to said pct.
toner against all Of said heirs, that have
not made him title to the said one half OF
the league and labor OF land, the Headlight
of Wesley Goodwin, and that u decree be
entered agalns, all oi said heirs for one
fourth OF the said 1855 acres in Wood
county.
WITNESS Is + Powell, Clerk OF the
District Court OF Shelby county at office
In Shclbyvic on this the tn July 1862
with the seal Of said Court attached
Il. F, POWELL, G. ID. G. 5. c.
Herein fail no, and due return make OF
this writ, according to law.
1ng Stair or TryAs,
County of Shelby,
|, i. +. Powell. Clerk Of the District
Cour, in and for the county and State
aforesaid, do certify that the above is a true
copy Of the original writ now on flr in my
office in case wherein Lewis '. Greer is
plaintiff and james NJ Il. Tucker, ct al are
defendants
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

II +. POWELL, g. ID. {. ;. c.
Received in Office same day, issued and
forwarded copy To Editor Of the Texas
Republican for publication as therein direc-
ted j. HANKS, shH 5. C..
July &c 'G2.nIisw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

Aoaey can b. forwarded BY nAil Al our risk
bat b careful TO send no individual nplastes-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-09-13

GIVEN under my hand
and seal OF said Court, at
Office in the town OF shelby
vile this the eth day Of
July. 1862.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.
MCCLELLAN OCCUPIES ssIcxER's GAP
PIeosaafon DrtUes tie Rebels
from Enf0a.
sOUTHE ERIN NEW =,
Valuable Prize Captured.
Charleston Threatened
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a special to the Her.
aid SAYS:
A scouting party in the direction of Dumfries
report that they met a body OF rebel cavalry
about seven miles this side OF that place aud
were compelled To retreat. They obtained in
formation that rebel reinforcements were con-
stantiy arriving at WarTenton.
To day Gen. Halleck, attended by his staff.
visited the l56Ih New York regiment, kD0Sn as
the Haleck Infantry. commanded by Colonel
Garrard. Ii is the fist visit OF the character
which has been made by Gen. Haleck since he
has been Generalin Chief.
The advance which so far has taken place
slowly but surely into Virginia will be acceera
ted to a rate which will ere long bring Us TO the
main body OF the enemy at least To where
they are supposed TO be.
Que OF the striking features of the advance SO
far has been the almost entire Cessation OF Strag
Cling The rebels themselves have set Us good
example in the matter. Hereafter straggler-, Of
fcers or men, plainly convicted OF being such.
for the first ofleDse to have half OF the head
shaved; second offense will incur more Sc
we're penalty. aud il is under consideration TO
make death the penalty OF a third.
The National Bank Note Company having the
daily delivery OF postage stamp currency. 500
coo there is slight falling of owing 10 some
changes in the arrangements, but this will soon
be recovered. and the daily delivery OF the cur
rency carried up 10 100000.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04
From, New NOrss t.

NEW York, Nov. 2--The Washington Star
SAYS the Richmond Examiner quotes gold at $50
premium and silver 300 premium and advancing
The steamer Ocean Queen, from Aspinwasl on
the 25th. arrived this morning with passengers
and "a million dollars in treasure. She saw moth
ing OF the pirate Alabama.
special dispatch says:
The rebels are making demonstrations toward
Manassas, and had run of a train from Bull Run
bridge
Gen. Sgel SAYS:
| have sent strong force to Bull Run bridge
10 restore the train TO the track.
Bayard's force attacked at O'Clock to-
day ut Aide. and is now encamped two miles
east OF that place.
A Dispatch from Stahl says the rebels are re
pairing the railroad TO Manassas.
The steamer Marion, from New Orleans on
the Oath, Key West the 9th, aud Havana on
the 29th. arrived this morning.
Vera Cruz dates OF the 18Th state that most of
the French troops have arrived and gone TO ORR
Zaba
The guhboat Santiago was at Havana on the
18th, coaling.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-04

INV oRK, November ).
Flour-The destruction of the American ship
ping by the pirate 300 has a very unfavorable
effect upon the market. and with only a very lin
tied demand chiefly for home consumption
prices have declined l0929 cents per barrel |;
sales at 50 50d5 60 for superfne State: SIS 756
90 tor extra; So 50015 CD for superine W estern
s. cO@6 10 for common TO medium extra do:
Sc 60@6 Is for common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; So s5@s % for trade
brands. market closing heavy with no BUYERS at
the outside quotations
The pirate 900 has unsettled and depressed
the wheat market, and With only limited export
inquiry prices have declined Sc per bush. Chicago
spring at 81 1ldl 81: Milwaukee club 81 209
I &c: amber Iowa 81 27@l %; red Western
81 32dl sc: amber Michigan 81 31@l 40;
red State, 81 SO; white Michigan 81 45@l So;
amber State 81 Al; prime white Kentucky 81 %
al 6lIs
Rye scarce and hrm.
Barley scarce and nominal
Corn market age better. with good demand:
sales AT 72@7fc for shipping mixed Western. 81
@lic for Eastern; 60@6Gc for damaged: %
for yellow Western; and 7o@S0 for white Vest
ern
The pork market opened quiet and closed a
shade easier; Sl3al3 p Tor mess, closing at
sl3@l3 l2ls sl2@l2 80 for prime. and $40 30
@l3 90 for prime mess and Sl29l2 % for
prime.