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The New York herald., 1862-01-09
GENERAL BANKS DIVISION.

FREDERICK, Jan. s. 1902.
letter from the Twelfth Indiana. at sharpsburg in
forms that portion OF the political prisoners recently
sent from Wiliamsport Washington captured at
shepardstown by detachment from that regiment.
On the I'd inst the pickets of Company A., Twelfth
Indiana, brought into camp five prsoners-one white
man, named jacob Ash, arrested for building
boat and otherwise aiding the enemy, and
negroes, who were making their escape from.
Virginia. One OF the lattsr had been engaged in the
capacity Of the rebel army and the others
claim to be free negroes from Shepardsown. They re
port sixty to eighty cavalry encamped that place
There are also two companies OF militia At Morgan
Springs, one mile east Of Shepardstown.
is reported by another that the rebel pickss
have been recently strongly reinforced all along the
river from Shepardstown to Little Georgeown nearly
opposite the four locks, above Dam No g. Most Of the
pickes withdrawn from observation during the
day, but return in force after nightfall. aa
sra FREDERICK, Jan. Q, 1862
Snow fol- last night two and half inches deop upon
hard frozen ground, and the sleigh bells msrriy
jingling this morning. 4rsr
There considerable commotion yesterday in mill
tary circles consequence Of intelligence from Hancock
that jackson dsuddeny appeared opposite that place
with an estimated force Of 1000 men, twentYfour
FOUNDER and two twelve pound riAed guns. He sent
word to Gen. Lander to that place he would
shell us out s.
Lander responded that he should not evacuate and il
jackson opened hre tho he would hold him to
strict accountability jackson responded that he should
assume the responsibility and carry out his threat Con-
saauently he commenced a steady nre, which
tnued up to dark last nighhe date of the latest des
patches up to this time The enemy's are caused but
slight damage 10 the buildings and took effect upon
our troops.
On receipt of the first despatch orders sen, TO all
brgadss and Independent detachents provide two
days rations and for the wagons to take four days
also that all should be ready TO march short notice
Late at night General Williams Third brigade being he
nearest to the point Of action took the line Of march
Some heavy and light artillery also forwarded with
despatch.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
NEW YORK.
DIR. WI. II. HERD.s
DENTAL REMEDIES!
-snw-
THE BEST IL THE WORLD.
fR5EnTNa
FIVE TEETH q EET EnEr,.
AND
Curing TGothache 8 renralgIs.

Do yop wish 10 be blessed with and admired
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'pr. " n. In D., IAFitulIcd Tooth Pow
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u SrEase Of the oraiuary cheap tooth pow
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hi astsinsent wash is lisp tie best reinei y in
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laey - hot aaaerc LoT blister, hut socthe an3
harm Jain awsy Try taell fice, 8 and 20
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~ You wish q complete SIT of Dental Rene.
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neatest AIMS. most valuable present that one friend
can nske t. mother. lncs, u. sent By expless
On receipt 9. Ir.ce
FIR ale at all the best stores tbrous hout tie
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1AurioN.--As there arc dealers who take ad-
santage q our advertisements to impose uror
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treasurer q tn New York state Deuti.is Asso
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City s.atai Society.
vMB. HURD CO., New York.
igfvc ibw4Faf.tA
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EEI2E u pRAII'S
Bsiaing House l. SW.ni aEng School.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

! The establishment consists Of two depart
meat5. yiz Bathing House aud Swimming School.
. The Pathing House, .hch IS divided into
tw3 dtstincs apartments, may be occupied at a n '
for swimming AMI bathing, or Of single butuing
tickets
5 he swimming deparirn nj will be used ex-
cuslvcy by free swimmers ard swimming sche}-
ars, only In b4th.ag lFrss during Lesson hours and
Tor SWIMMING aehDllvs oily la presence III tie
s@iFnm.ng teacher. Free swifntneI are those " h,
are able % swim cnca entirely around tie area
With ceae. swimming sehv.ars until pronounced
free aimmers) will not Ito permitted TO 4gial
uithon; Ito be t, @ prevent 'cidents.
4 BY advice 81 Physicians, TIC time Of remain
ing in the water VIII To- limited 70 Is MINUTES ia
@FFing, b ga minutes IN .5umme., aud to IL min-
utica ii Pail months.
. AT tie termination Of each lesson the mem
bers WI! leave the basin OF tho signal t. make
10 IN FIR tic others.
Bathing house and swimming school will b,
OPEN every day * cpt Sundays, from o'clock in
tho morning It'll niAe in the evening. Sundays
from 4 u s 4. Nj.
8 Tie sw mining school will DO devoted ex.lu
sVely to iadie. iiota to / 4. 81. and Fl 10 3 0
to 4. NJ, accessible 70 male rembcr r n 10
six ,. u, and nom III d. 81. to y. NJ. and from
10 =. Nj.
8 Polite behavior is expected "a well ms proper
attention 10 the rules and rections Of the teach
e..
ANY necessary alterations Of rules and regu-
Iatons will be posted NJ in the rooms
10 Season ticket to he bathing housa and
swimming school, - 20, one half Il to b. paid IL
and the balance the end VI one month. single
bath tieka;s / 5 cents, ten for orc dollar.
II Bathing dresses, towels dc. wifi be furnish
| ed By the members Of the swimming school, ard
will be taker charge Of dried and Kept IN oder il
| desired at q charge q ten cent per week.
IL Parents Or guardians o. the poplsanl per-
sons Introduced By The will be admitted a.
| visitors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
Hannibal d NJ. Josrp.l Railroad

IN COOP CONDITION. AND TRAINS ARE
/ running daily, East all West, for Il e traasior-
tation oil passengers aal lre:gat with care and
despatch. All hlil-1a = located east q the hi.-
sssippi River have dress connection it'll the II
81 10 X L, or lts Line VI sple ndld steam Packets
The Hannibal d - joseph !. Line OF Packets
on the Missouri liver rtn daily. sOdth TO heaven
worth, parkyilie, Qniu1.ro. Il gandotte and Kan
sas City ant tri-weeasg, marta % Nebraska City,
Plattsnouth Omaha, aad Coancu Bluds.
Daily Mail Goachss ran in connection with
trains Of tn road So all Important towns ~
Northern Missouri and southern lava. Also TO
Lawrence, Topeka, Es,t Riley and Fort scott,
Kansas.
Overland P,kcs Peak aad California Nail
Coaches leave daily. TINE to Denver City D day
Salt Lake di,s, san francisco il days
Rates OF freight always as iov NJ by any other
liuc, while the patron snes lergsly in nsu- nnce,
Distance, Changes aa1 line,
=. b. GROAT, Gen1 fickce As't Hannibal, Mo
w. =. Ku3lNoUS. Freight Ag't. do
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state of Iowa.
ApIuT.vr GENERALS OrFICE.l
laYennnrt. Or 10. ist2.

ADJuT.Sr GENERALS OFFICEl
Davenport, Oct. 10, l5t2. J
General Order No. so.
/. The 3.th REGIMENT will rendezvous at Camp
Strong, Muscatine, and al recruits ,or said Eegl-
ment Will at once repair to said Camp.
III. The Sixth Iowa Cavalry vii. rendezvous at
Davenport, at Camp TO be known as Camp Hen
dershott, ana all Companies recruited for said
Regiment will 81 once repair TO said Camp
III. No furloughs shall be granite TO more than
five men IRON any enc Company Of any Regiment,
aud all those in cases of absolute necessity. and
said Burroughs should not exceed Eve DAYS in
length.
This paragraph extends only to Regiments mum
bered up to and including 36th until further or
ders.
BY order Of the Commander in Chief.
NIB. BAKER,
oclO Ad'jt GENT Of Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
saie of LIMB ~.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be an
IN Auction sale Of Lumber at the scott County
Fair Grounds, in the City of Daven, ort on Satur-
day the 18th Of NovcT Der 1862. Said Lumber is
Of various kinds being the same used in the
construction OF the Cavalry barracks, on said
grounds.
BY order Of Scott county Agricultural Soc'y.
Davenport, Nov. 70, ls62. dwtA.
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iaaalisalalaal
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on the 24th day d October, A. D.
w 1857, Lyman Osborn. and rhebs Osborn
bis wife, execut unto David . True as I rustt e.
a certain deed Of trn-t. conveying to said trustee
the land 10 Scott county. Iowa, descri bel So foi-
lows, to-gig: The esst-half Of lot No two q ~
timber, and lot No. two ! Of prairie, &c torih
in The field notes Of jonathan Parker. az filed In
tie Fund Commissioner's oaiss, tef said scott
county, IF the sixteen h section in Hickory Grove
Ia liens Grnvc township. Which eaid convey
auce made by the said L. man Osborn I'D
FaeDe osborn for the pvTpose 81 securing the rny-
,.ut 81 tain Ii II fss. ry noe nd the interest
thereon signed by said Lyman U-bo datnd tie
24th day Il October. A. i lstT, and payable /,
tie of3er q bavia 'lbach, % the 1I.h dag II
DC ober, a. - le55. for the gum Of seven
burdrei aud Gftg dollars with interest there
On tt il per cr4G. pr annnm alter natarity
And nov said pfomissory note aving become
due an payable, aud the said Lyman Osborn hay-
ing allied to pay the same, David :. True ltus-
tee Aforesaid, DO hereby gre this rublie notice
that ~ virtue Of the power which il in me yeAl.d
b. said dee! Of trust. will On Saturday. the 81
dag a November a. ID. 1869, at the hour OF two
o.cofk in the afternoon Of said Jay, nj the Court
House door, in the eity Il Davenport expose and
eaar for sale q Tutlic auction he farcels e land
above described, IT 50 much thereof IS sha.l Is
meets saJy to satisfy and p4y the amount ii said
note, wth the interest thereon II the day Of sale
together with ali the costs ami e1psnse attending
"a 4 sale costs q this notice ana trustee fees.
Dated the ogth day 1t October. =. is52
DAVID !. THE, Trust c.
ct3ajts
IN THE Nk1pfR OF TIE ESTATE O.
! Joan iecke lively, iate-ot Crawford county,
0hiO, deesaeel.
IT, the hers Al IA and al persons interested IN
said t-tate:
Whereas. the undersigned, executor II s7il
estate, has f'el his iasl account, as such execu
tor, IN a of:e 81 tie County jude oF scott
county iow4, -nl a.k. tnat fhe .aae with til
other accounts Heretofore l.ej, may lie sl.osei
and appro. 81, anu tina be may oe disebs ged
from hl,s1it ofice a. e2e niaF A.w, therefore.
you and g q ysu are Acfeby no,iie5 appear
at the mex regular term u sail cot County
Court, to be be.d ut TIE Court House on tnc III i
anday 2. October, ls62, tho 18th day, tt nsre
o'clock a. NJ and sh6w cause why said accounts
suouid not be allowed ard approved and
said executor discharged.
GO. =. WHlTCOMB, Execator
i s ordered that the foregoing notice by pub
'ebed at least two wceks IN THE i,pu c.Ar AMI
Atws pr r e the 10th day Of October, l.d2.
Dated october ), b. lo62.
ocsl Il. LtShERHAS, Co. judge
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Go. Rrrfa.arshfD.

1--WE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
4 them-elses together this Day, Tor the purpose
Of con1neting he Hotel business at the LeCiare
House, Ia ia city. unacT the arm name Of Gilets,
Wirts I. Morris.
DAvEHPoaT, May 7th, 1862.
p. J. GILLETT,
J. g. WITS,
&. NORRIS.
rvo-if
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

DROKE INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF GEO
- Murray, Jersey Ridge road, one black wear
ling colt, With staf in forehead, and one sore,
ycAring colt with star in forehead and right hind
loot White The owner will please prove property
ray chs rges and take them ~
novl0det f1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
.v,Ofscc.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned in the
Boo aud Shoe business, under the name and tyie
Of Jamison Murdoch is tn i.day dissolved by l. N
itation. }. w. Janis On will continue the business
and collect the debts Of the late lrn.
j. W. JAMISO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
Proposals

1>GR BUILDING A BRIDGE on SECOND
j. street, near arrison will be received by the
uniersign "a ut his Office in Rankin block whe
plans and 81 ecifcations can be extllinee.
GEO. w. MoCAkN.
Chairman Street Com. City oil Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
EseesCfrsgtOas.

fF7aE FIRM OF GTLLETT, WIRTS Il KELLY,
formerly prorrie'ors Of the LeCiars House,
IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent. Tho
accounts Of the concern will be settcd by its
members
DAVENPORT, May 7th, 1862.
=. !. GILLETT,
j. e. WiktS.
J. j. KELLEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

NOTICE.
Car McftRLLA@, Oct. 2. lsG2.
Proposals will BE- rec ived a my ofhce tamr
Ncslellas up,il Monday utxt Tor sui ying tamI
MeC ellen W.T. wool. From three to five CORDS
per day viii probably 10 reedea
LI.CAIA10N e. BUELL..
oe3-i.f Acf A Z. y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

Campaign !Speech.--GEo. WATSON, Repub.
lican candidate for District Attorney. spoke
in this place, last Saturday evening. We re.
greet that there were not more out to hear
the gentleman, for he is an excellent speaker
The arguments he made use of in support OF
his positions were telling and effective
Though the audience was small we believe
that Mr.. WATsoN's visit to US will be produc.
tive of good. Those who were present left
the meeting with the firm conviction that
our candidate for District Attorney possess
es in an eminent degree the requisite quail
fications for the able discharge of the duties
of the Office. for which he has been nomina-
ted. Those of us who became acquainted
with Mr.. WATSON can work for him with a
will, feeling confident that our efforts are we'll
directed and worthy Of success.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

S'rh Caralry.-WM. II. MCCLURE, late
First Lieutenant in the Dubuque Battery,
has received a Captains commission with
authority to recruit in this vicinity a com
pany for the Sixth Cavalry Regiment. We
had thought our fighting stock was abou,
exhausted, but it appears not for Nc is meet.
i'is with excellent success. lie will undoubt.
eddy raise full company in a short time
Those who enlist in his company will have
the leadership Of an experienced officer who
has seen honorable service This will be
the last opportunity offered in this State 70,
enlisting in this branch of the service.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10
THE MIGHTY nEALskl-I., no ai,e,s. Vi,

THE MIGHTY HEALER.-Let no disease, with its
'angs pray upon you until the cold hand Of death hurs
you to an untimey grave Shake OF the feeling of des-
pair and hopelessness liable upon the invalid
The piantborn Of the Sun place within the reach Of
all We care not what may be the specific form Of the
disease The cause, the fot Or the disease ITSELF is
impure blood and through tbs different channels Of the
lungs the stomach and the vital organs. JUDsoN's
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will pass mnglng with the
blood search out and grasp and then expe all hrrtrul
poison that there Is In it, Thus cleanse the blood by
few doses OF these Pills. and disease in any FORM will
dsspsts and vanish As the SUM- with its glorious beams
first cause the morning dew to rise mist then growing
stronger casts his burning rays upon behold ii,
gOne-so cleanse the blood, and disease like morning
dew, retreats aud vanises Tbcrei nS blSod purifier
equal to JCDsON'S MOUNTAIN HERB FILLS.
Judson's Mountain Herb ris are sold By all Medicine
Dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

Flag Presentation Last Saturday tho
patriotic ladies of Waterloo presented a splen
did silk flag to the 32nd Regiment at camp
Franklin Dubuque. The presentation speech
was made BY S. BAGG, Esq. of Waterloo,
and the acceptance reply was made by Cart.
PEBBLES OF the Waterloo company, which
has the honor of being the color Company
of the regiment. Both tho speeches were
excellent, and the occasion was very pleas.
ant one for all concerned. The entire rcgi-
ment was present, and at the clsse of the adj.
dresses, gave three cheers for the ladies of
Waterloo that made the welkin ring. sa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

Oysters.-FRANK CHASE is agent for the
sale Of oy stcrs, either Wholesale or retail. lie
receives them daily packed in ice, and per
chascrs can be certain Of their being NICE and
fresh. lie is prepared to receive orders from
county dealers, who can purchase Of him
on as favorable terms as in Dubuque. He
also is in receipt of grapes which are deli.
cious. Fruits Of all kinds can be purchased
Of Frank at the lowest figures. Frank is q
whole. souled, generous fellow, and he de.
serves just what he is getting, big trade.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

Sudden DeaM-Last Saturday morning
Mr.. GEo. II. JONES, assfarmcr who resided in
Dresden Township, Chickasaw County,
dropped dead in the store Of a. TRowRRTDGE,
of this place. Mr.. JONES had been making
some purchases, and while waiting for his
chage remarked to Mr.. TRowBMIDGE that he
felt very sick, and Immediately fell corpse,
Medical aid was Immediately summoned but
life was extinct. The deceased had been
troubled for a long time with rheumatism in
the stomach, and his sudden death was caus-
cd by the disease striking to the heart. Mr..
JONES came to this State about six years ago,
from Mcllenry County, ILLINOIS. Q He was a
native Of Cayuga county, NY. The decas.
cd was about A years Of age, and these who
were acquainted with him represent him as
having been an intelligent man, Of temperate
habits, and citizen whose loss will be deep
ly felt in the community where he lived He
was man Of considerable property, and
leaves wife and four children in comferta-
bic circumstances.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10
CONNIE re IALi.
~~>I~~~~1~ -N-~~~
CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE,
. IN L. Friday Oclahe1 lOth 1SEl ~.

CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE
...-s .H .rfg1 Friday, October 10Th 1S62
Whcat.-rhe heavy rain. mud and fairs generally
have somewhat nscrfered with the receipts the pas,
week, but prices have ruled scady,Ns. selling from
&c to Zoe, and No from 5to Sc less as to
The market for the past few days has been slowly bu,
steadily advancing in Chicago and hope to see it re-
main So The Iucrs are paying little more than Our
quoted prices One lot sold yesterday for &c. we still
say to farmers, clean your wheat n you do not do IL
shippers WIN and OF course buy your wheat enough
less to pay them for cleaning; and you clean your
wheat cheaper than they will There il great quantity
Of wheat sold for No. tina. ceaped would 60
and We say, farmers, make all you from your wheat
Clean II, and save the expense Of cleaning yourselves
Corn Not much in denand.t New Poe; old 8oc..
Oats.-scarce, and firm at 209 o5c. .' -
FlOur.-Firm at 1900 without sack = se,25 with
sack. l 2 2'aG Wat sur "a
L Shipments from Cedar EaHs forweek cniingSes 3Os
O473 bushels Wheat; 500 barrels Flour; $500 pounds
Butter; 1910 pounds Hides. '''"'''.. -+' VI"
Shipments from Oct 1st to 9th inclusive Is SAL bush.
els wheat l4oo barrels Flour; TO- 42S pounds Butter
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

Lieut.. HamM Wounded.--Thc Iowa Third
was engaged in the rccen. fight near Cornth.
We regret to see among the list Of wounded
the name of LIEUT.. HAxILL, Of this place. He
had just recovered from wound received in
the battlc:of Pittsburg Landing. The dis
patch docs not state whether his wound was
serious one or not. We shall expect to
hear Of many others in his company being
either killed or wounded.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10
well attended

ID Appointn,en is from Black Hawh County
Lieut.. G. A. EnsRuARr of Waterloo, has
been appointed Major Of the 32d regiment.
Major EBERuARr has seen considerable mill
tary service, and we have no doubt will
make an excellent officer. DR.. j. WATSON,
of Laporte. City, has received the appoint
ment of assistant Surgeon of the same regi-
ment. The Doctor enjoys the reputation of
being an excellent surgeon.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10
TowEnRyiLL.. CRAWFORD Co., WIS.,, !

..., Fl, ", ...t... b. .m February 81, 1861. .,-sr T.
DR.. O. W. RowBAcK, Proprietor Of the Scandinavian
Remedies, Cincinnati, OhioDedr Sir. Please send
sixty D dozen your Pills Immediately, nearly
out and shall lose sale u not promptly shipped Although
this very small place, as suppose you know au
enabled TO send you 80 large order because III,
physicians In this part Of the country recommend then
and prescribe them in their practice People won't have
any Pills but yours and they really are the best pills out
use them myself when need any thing Of the Kind
Last lot Of purifier received safe and selling WE'LL Ship
care O. p. Martin, Prairie du Clen. 7rrr ara. a#
00 80 o. Respectfully yours 49, NEAL MILES. =
GK- See advertisement in another column. 80 ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

n
Change. What shall we do for change is
the all absorbing question in our business
circles. Postage stamps arc not recognized
by tho Government a. currency, and post
masters have implicit instructions not to re-
deem them or receive them in payment Of
hostages when they are the least soiled; and
therefore when stamp becomes dirty and
greasy by handling it has no more real value
than SO much blank paper. Many will hest
tate to take them when bright and new be-
cause Of their liability to become soiled, and
thereby worthless. The new postage currsn-
cy, which was to supply the specie deficit, is
not obtaiaablc in the West The demand
for it in tho East is greater than the supply.
This measure, therefore, does not help our
case in the least. Business men arc prohib-
tied BY IN act of the last Congress from issu-
ing checks, or any evidences Of indebtedness
to be used As currency There is not specie
enough in circulation for the Transaction Of
ordinary business, ard the question is, how
shall We remedy the evill As the matter
stands, the Government has the control Of
the whole matter in its own hands, and to it
we must apply for relief Government sho'd
devise some means whereby to alleviate our
wants in this particular, or give US the priv
ilege Of hclping ourselves.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

To St. Paul.-The 9th regiment. which
has been detailed for frontier service, it was
announced would reach this pl:c. tomorrow,
on its way to Minnesota. The route has
been changed and the troops 60 to St. Paul
instead Of marching across the State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

Hold on.-E. B. HArcn, Of tho firm Of
HArcu & ALLEN, started for New York last
Tuesday morning to purchase another large
stock Of goods. So just hold on . few days
If you want the latest styl les.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

A Good Appointment.--P. MELEspY, ESQ.
Of this place, has been appointed Commits
sioner to select $40, 900 acres Of the public
lands in this State for thu endowment of the
Iowa State Agricultural College. '7a'af''rss't
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-10

Darenport.-The Cedar Falls Reserves are
now Al Camp Heron, Dyclport. They left
Dubuque on ThvIsday.Of last week. For
particulars concerning thtm read the COM
munication on second page headed, From
the Reserves" t-... r-.s ...a'. 'f" M