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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-27

o TIE NERVOUS AND LQNSU MPTlVE
BoTn sEAasA Retired Glsr ~ ha ing been
stored 10 behlb In few days, after many years Of
great Surering Is willing to assist others ky sending
Ures,) on receipt OF post paid directed envelope
cory OF the prercript Ion used. Direct " the REV.
JOHN III. DAGSALL, isG Fulton street Brooklyn NJ
x. Ijel2-dAwim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Posi- OFFICE NOTICE The Post Of
nee Win be open hereafter on Sundays from to a.
M. j. b. HOWELL, II. NJ.
June "a, 81.
, 1862-01-28
q & G Ea1ltreirf1rg.
PROPOSALS. FOR ARMY SUE~


ti=: ei i -..l: E.:-:s;lrt i...,:+ .r7 ~ s,,,
t5te!-t' Clc1-a. J4;l1r: 2..:, isoa {
Fealet !'':::asss i' le received hi. o.cc u7,3
- Eth cay -: .;;!,:, IL - ~ NJ, l7 ii,uis;, t,S
ss;sehce .' i->os -: It. CO. .;3nes j5ti, r. -
:iF Fnt Ill;!.us EG1nttGss, stntioCcl At Dixon iii
.i7tioSIT1s'- CT EsTT1s.
a,h1tclo,;:t:s q rc4a o. po-:s o7 har1n oac-
,'ain1rs:; T. iE'4 Ct lre>i Gr salt ..f: txeHt ftw3
naiA q III ~: 'ff. 1n.irlt 11aed bre.d
one anu = iErif o,T'r.s oF corn meal! AMI ths.
!at 10 eTcrt t.ie ..gc .i:i.,us o. eight quarts Of
:. .! q FesS an" ter roncds uf rice homiuJ: tea
LihQ@ * :!:sa -o.t, o. ei-.: p1.3s u roasted aud
s!oniG cet!*r o. ore ars o15asl* cftca nrca
F'tEte q sEGiF. 1n'l- CHARTS vinegar. p1c utuutf
s;i! can!le5 or oEe ail inas:4 pnas :.iua7tfoe
st..Es or ri hall pounds ii satoT caniin.-
ttES pcnntla ',f soa: and so Of sa in ut+j-
ROE ta :i: Eu@, .t.-c s Showed twict, rer week
oa. gallon no'asats Per one hundred r.tloas. AID
ttI:te ltI week an is6ne Of ppEa:o5 4: tic oa
FEHsn beef viii he Issued As ,ftan Ea fer. days in
seEfH at tat oE:s1E 0i TIE cors11ss:-.n:s Officer.
ille undersigned 7cscrEts tc t:i.= tn, right to re-
tFEt any CT Ill i'tE-
Proposals mention the H.,,.s7 Ct tp sufficient
ttti!tts antl 10 ut iE..3-Seu L the euveote PRO
i5oSaL tuz SnhsisEe eEGe.F
.Jt'ES CHRISTOPHER
- :sSr:t-1;
, 1862-01-28

At rSicea aEEexed By co1nparE- taeE1 v!th fenndsf
prices for article. 1t will bt seen tast Ne Is
discount Of about 50 per cent This tyr u In II
der, :.nd = 3o.G only because Ee EtSe e:.+--s u
h3rd Te@Na-Fash E5 .tco9.nnnE ih3 nrE"t-
, 1862-01-28

- The citizens OF st. Joseph, No, have
in Il public meeting endorsed Robert Wilson,
the NEW L. $. Senator, as a sonnl Union man
and good appointment. The resolutions
were supported by Jos. P. Grub, Col. Bon
ham and Judge Woolson, and opposed by
John T. Bruce and AIr. Shinn.
, 1862-01-28
" IHUS{l15 B. C.fI.EEE[ GiCf3-
ja.k.sl7H


GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY. .SS-Superior Court Of Chicago. Ian
RS y. Jelyl Lans!ea AID saHas, ~ Ba-nsrd-A:-
t3ch1neat.
Public aoace IS hereby gives to the aad Je:vs Lang
don and ;aslsci y Ea:nr3 th1s 7 7i y .. asssghnen.
Court Of Chicago, dated the 3f!h daE st tfecenher l.
n 1871 Ut the suit Of the SAID Phs!p j. plies aud
IanEaor aDd sararel ". Barnard Tor The OF F1ur
ThGaean Jarra & anndTea Gat nna sra d:e1ed
re.1.-n.d executed
Now therefore, uales8 you, the esid Jcev.s Laug3on
snd Samuel r. Barnard shall personally be and npbear
before The sad Snns:er CoeE: Of Chicago e1 or hsoe
tte Court Eouae In the Ctr Of Chicago, o. he d.st
5!en4ey of January, p 1stsa gre special bAla sad
entered against you ard In faE Of tas t r!.atE4
and 70 much o. the property attched u1ay be srt
1c1d to eahs1J the sane
FAvzY T. GA.z. ?rG's At:.E4. - ts3I.. s*T
, 1862-01-28

TIE, Cincinnati Con*n,ersil nlakcs =
note OF the fac: that the three great floods Of
the Chic came il 1s:S2, 1877 and 1862, in mid
winter. The next enc Is therefore calculated
for 1877. The highest point Of the frrshct
vss - fseto inches. I'll. water s now rapid
" rs:ctd;ng.
, 1862-01-28

s5y Gov. Buckingham Of Connecticut hay
ing ordered the citizens to be enrolled f,r mi-
litia purposes, the sclcctrsen III the various
towns arc making up lists D: ;,:t'se capable of
hearilig arms, from among ::,:.l the requisite
11unhcrwill he dfsftvd. Tho lainherrrquircd
Of New Haven is 457 men.
, 1862-01-28

u? Ii. ALBAU GIL, DENTIST.
street, {bacceseor 70 Fuller & Al,ouga} would fe
speealty .1tosro he public th:t he Hn5 sn he 1,oc
every Geraznnent q Dentistry, whether H. FIILcsa,
CLHAs1Ea, EITRAcTrSa. tsslCLr1Ss. or the lasc-
nyfs6t1r
, 1862-01-28

Il ALL A ND WINTER AR.
l. EANGENENT
1ob1-.-.....--- -..--.-...lS82.
, 1862-01-28
@prftai nottrfs.

~ f.: tie clieai,es: and best Hair
JcwrYr-. VIE. E-att. C:ti. Trtzzets etc. 60 to l.
oHsWI -. le ';ss s-'. and sssMiEe those ven
art;t, Il: a :lr patu-af wh"n adjusted The Eaxc
Es ,u:- ,ltu.r.!y cu,lan auayF the newest Parta
ktrlcs ~! s7tic?Ge viii give entire sa.igfactioE-
croi'E
, 1862-01-28
Sa1dlSly. Dag & Cincinnati N,R.
IN CONNECTION WITH
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAuE0An.


QuickeS1 and Best Route
FIom Toleto e Be!l:!nnta!ne, C7naaa. CoiHr1bas,
o reaeSiu: Fse SsHs5 n1e sra saH enGaa f91s
hours in advance OF any othar :eotr,
On and after Novechc7 =, 1851 AID ustl fa-srer NO
Tolet3o Il. f, at A. NJ reach Clyde :S3 A. H. max
ioE e1oEe connetsiSr with the 3:l Train OF the Sag
$50 A. n, CareE at sG u 4 Geuefeltssueat Hi 4
H. Crpana st l2-i0 Z. M--Dtus-snnarcin. witt. this
train tue Col P & Ina Road reaching ColnEahas
stSao Nh SrriGyfc.d 1T 1:C ?. T. arriving IN Day
=. 5:.5 = h-sn:fe hoGrs II esly.nce Of anE one.
route.
Passengers leaving Toledo A. 40 P. n makes ds-
2. NJ
Tickets fer nj the a's7e poass ean be had at thz
Cleveland & Enft:e Railroad Office In Toledo.
Baggage c1ecsed through and no charge foE hand
Ing.
Smoking Car attacaeI to all Passenger rr.:ra.
... 4 RICE. S1pt. S. L. i G. Is. il
de!9'19-tsv l. n. ETCEER, SUPP c. & T-HA
, 1862-01-28
G 1)c Iribttttt.
II I:sDAY, JANUARY -, 1sG2.


4 Enas S@:"i*:'1ma .:A1,p."4c't IL !sy,es .:;:t-
r. E.f..eN:: l:"G:-IHe D':~:ss: n,li B'opiy
GTo::'''- Seq U'';v,'s S,ory-T3urio;-
IS" .riN {: si.:E ':aoyt.:;,ay Of tie r.
gio1s--io5tHscnt Of I,o4Ils,
, 1862-01-28
w GOD Type,

ITO PRINTERS~-We offer fo1
l. Eale TIC following described lots Of
, 1862-01-28

g Gen. Kelly, late in command at Rom
ncy, has returned to Wheeling, his health
ob!iging him to quit the field
, 1862-01-28

TuteIligrnrf OMcea.

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
L LES Dehrporu street opposite the Se% Post Of
ace Es!a=nsti en- the E.lsfeIn s:s:em Nc n7i seet
iFep fe oEcr 10 any family Unless she give salts
string help snt.d by apniriL. iI esr:sn eTcet Or
adaEe7sHE siIa- a l. BALKAN, Post Office Box III
DE- 1-hJ4tST
, 1862-01-28

-c.: S'.:.r~t I.r..~1:..rIt!cs- Falling s tlc
W.: -. " ..nSr: isas.%. Ecr:"l.s Il.,i:i:y,
=; -: ,'.s. N':.-;5:i.,.l :.-r;i7;:s. &c. 'T!!l
/" s",.:s tt.rtt N:'fa; l"su!u:,s 1.igs Injurious
c :r.:.'c,'s Fl ANY s!d- Hase 1c1i-
'; ..,::a:. te!cr'.. what yea. 1rou'!,.s may
- f. .f..-a.
, 1862-01-28
N'LAEk'S INDELtBLE MARK:

nd"lie lax Of a. liahs Sro NOTICES 10 n the 5c{sn.
y nac 81 = Ss.lc5n and Erw Yo1E Preaa. For sale II
-.eA0GF-r Se:t3stiPtoo4 Ha57, txQLf43 1s2
, 1862-01-28

MORTGAGE sALE.-Wheseas
IL; + i ssa3 ;;d McrfG r. dae' A.; t :t ay @ q
s Fl III l. E:s ssli ies osef ns IL m ie s WV &
e s GmSsy m tx. nTa sFs, srsest ssaxsy Z
t. @ s* @ M Il s fSft:,Sy III ss' s.
ana Ma5t X Gsd T;yab' 10 tie Eaes Of nye
Gas ss %?,s hf: s "a ;s 1m nj a
Nay ~ + 1 f'5 vala1 5,ecci.ed aad tiss others for
sssnt "f ss1 anu nrsr il si it p:ia e - hs
and payai'e respectively :lle first day ii NJ
to dr., .s M KAY @ M @ 4ss A VII wrrcas susTt 7ov
ed by said ,;o.tr a that if e,arit feaIl BE- niae in
and snsh lrs, n:ct shall .r:e aud Hnpai thirty
siTs TIN hs s Princra' s;', Of sixteen tnonsand
At MY election, anything in the note given
to te cont:ars no;w''i:s' 'nia=: Anl w!'e=*s default
trs a. On ,nr tsr ay r Mas nn On H., IT,: as ~;
81 Ga nY"sr 'ar ae a u @ , II 4 ts a ais T.; @ s
sd Eiyrn tor said ins1slnrnta viii hsvr sine:
s.s asT" . nG re- E''y tf:S aa: v M n t 81 NW
nithe ;satl::fy contained in sl Mort-a-- am! IL
.rss H. i:r,o:' oif,tr Will e.,:ss 81! c,r:ss Of
S:x ah' s,1 lht prersisvs coA;eyeh by said
s:,'. Il; Il, 5sf' aaa sa:' ol r;: vi a e M4r i
ssas:, at tn "rissl IT, ,.E f.rsls".n Fr.y III:
s9Esa e. IT. asa III :s {: sfzs Il III; 2 p i It e x ii % @
Fn'.s 9 trt st'r IN tue ty of Ghi:, enry ei
ed Us i'Ilos7S 70 ':t Tisr'y 4 i-c: east .i a.oin
E II; VS., t ri oi ~ n'nsE sE sSen ~ T. n
a:o!e:.. WITH ts; .t'.:E aI,. ether t.npr,;;.snss
s,ve. ri luek twenty I2! of'tc ~, Branch A!lftioa
to Chtra.n altrt4ai. with 1e buildings AMI otllr i'm
prayept;1 '!c1ts.i e EA1cd Lots III eight Isl
.nd ter i!dt u Block Selv. ll2I. Of Ill South Bln;
AHdi. lots sven r. e:ht isl and eighteen Eis Of
EIutk i:ftsi. ilJl, Of ss1 Snush Branch Asla;on
Lots three TT! eleven and twelve ll?}, Of BLOCK
tp penyScTeH !2l, Of saii S.,a'h K:an:' al i'::nn.
FRANCIS ?. CDRB1S.
We T.. t.EfS0tDS. Attorney, 4io-l.a-ee.
, 1862-01-28

of Charge.
A. '''s ''h;;: s: ..t1s n;:ds7:;s' oal;e II
:, ';;-'-,-. r''t 'srs fr'''n !. N. ill 81, VI.
.,s Ii, NJ s'ASS II. IL CA::A->., 1t. Letters
-! .. :. = - '-'- = >.;Er R'c2itc prompt
'tA. -. t:r s-u s.,.:.5 F!R ss1si ,ia;nl'es
.-.s. se12-Niy
, 1862-01-28

CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY
~ OF COOK. ss.-Srper1or carst Of Chicago March
Tenn, 1861 SaniEel Russell IsIn1eTton G. Hall.
Emelint F. H3ll Edward S. Hall and The Garden City
Building Afsut'isttE.-1o CAalce:y
AfEdd:i OF the noI+t4fdcnce Of Edward s. Hell one
Of the ae;en..an: a1ze named having been t!eI IN
she ofsss e ne Sa9 sapftos t m s,d Gpq!t o1 IT
H taet tiie ato?f Halsel eo;nrIsinant ded big bill
Of or he It day O. fece5ec 1885,, attust the above
named GclendAnts, and that 3 summons thereupo1
issued cf sasd Court aganet said defenant return
able at the Court House. IN the City OF Chieaso
first AouGsy Of Aalch ce1t ! aE ts ty law requite5
sena.S b. aud appear before said Ssperi57 Cerrt of
Chicas5 Of Cook Comfy, ou the first day Of the term
the azst Monday OF ta.ch l5sa and plead answer q
tse and tie atteTs n Ill., M taeen ~ cafpsa and
stated viii be taken Conin4s= aaa d'rae ente-c1
aga.lst yoa acc0rdin. to the prayer Of Eal3 BIZ
THOAA5 B. C-Al:Eis!s CicEE-
sEANEoE. A1c4G9 = FC1lEE, Co17E*'s So!'sa
, 1862-01-28
u, - =, NJ ENa*IL3 7 LtIIsBIF.
WE T.. EETS0I.Ds, Attorney, 3io-1.a-ee-
III Delrtu1n Street. Chicago. ia1ik.1.tt


GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ QE c0tk. ss5ctEcult Court Of Coos Comfy
sanqel Z hdl Eas Jenn Ayzf i Jossn6 Bai9f s
rsn. FTst'c:iek Bn1tsEnels, Charles B. Eochr N,
Tlsotnds G. Cochran, William Barbour and Benjamin
CaryeF-1n EhaQccry.
AFFIDAVIT Of the residence Of Samuel Ha1e Robert
f. Boyd Nehemiah Nilkin, 6lexAndeT l.. Van Bnre,
Eredcrick Eutterfcla. Charles 3. Cochran. Iho1u4s
G. Cochran, William Barbour and Dtnisnlin Carver
deisnda17s ab"re named. having been lel in ol:e
of the Clerk Of said Circuit Court OF Cook County
Hoce 5 seFchE Etvcn to thu sa;i samael Hae Robert
Frederick Bnite7he11 Charles B Cochran. Thomas C.
E2shf:n iliaal Earb9qr ami Benjamin Carver, that
said complainant fled Ills bill Of complaint in said
Court on the Chnncery side thereof on the Fourteenth
day Of December, lSl, and that ilereupoa
Issued out Of said Court against said derentaEtS re-
sn1tabie On the Fifst Monday Of January, 1G by
lag required
Now, unless yon. the said nonresident defendants
5:su Personally ee and appear hef.re said Circuit
Court vi Cook County. the first day Of The
t:sm thereof to BE- holden at Chicago, ii sai County
on :be bird Monday OF March. Isl: aad Plead, M
sEgr Or Le1.lur to the Eatd cnmplainan;s b Of
Faint the sauce md the matters and things therein
Charged and stated will be taken Confessed, and
atrIt entered against you aGGornG = 1he pFseE OF
GEO. 4. INGALLS,, Compi'ts SoEr. ia1u kl794w
, 1862-01-28
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, {,{

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ TY UF COOK, Ss-srper.or Court of Chicago.
Eso!nary IrEn1. 1ss:IEmisy s7enee: - sinou il.
BntE ncr AtrE X l.Gckaer lime &. k!uEs5nry, Henry
r; king*hury aE:i Cor:dna isscSwh-Ia .;!ll.sesv
AHi1,vlt OF the n'Hrcsttenrt Of Simon 3. Hnckne-,
MarC T. RarsE4tG .1aE. e. k.ri.~"ty a5aI If-a1y "
kire$.ty, tr u ;lt :lc' n,,nt7 :"i:r ,s,ie liys1
heen filed III 's:+ ofts: Of te Clerk srI Superior
Ceu1t II Cca:o. Hntct il her-by given 10 s.ie SAID
Simon T. Bu:kneT. Mary X Btl.En+F: .lane G. ksnEe-
bury and iisary ". k:ne55nrJ, HAT the complainant
Gerry side tlieTeui, the t.tr: 1y .lauary l$S
aa tl:: summers Nicrrur:,a is:.=l m II C:t
sEHinSt said eitntant rturnah1c the first Monav
CT Fetrnary ncxt- ils,s). rs is by l,w 2c3i1i-c,t
Now: nlts1 ron, tug s:l1 Simon B. Bucsnsr, Mary
bury sta personally tc and :r7car het,Te s:l sn:s:-
foF RI -, Lo'F IT,, -: GaE q G'k J" q thy hrss !y
SouI'S on tie tl;s1 Monday Of Fch.aary 1s, art
Of complaint, the same and t!e nltters aud Things
thrrtn :.lrsst :in st;l VIII be taken ~ sontts
I.fayerpt sa'l hill. THOMAS 3. CARTER CLERK
GALLrP j. E1rtattc5. CoE4rlt'= solrs. ja+kisy IN
, 1862-01-28
Gnll Oil.
90 3@ri1.ters.
TO PRINTERS!

TOR SALE-1GGlbs. Long Primer
Type lin which this advertisement
is printed-) Price, l6 cts. per pound.
Also, IL lbs Ere7ier Gn which this ad-
vert:se1ncn+ Is rrinted-) Price, 90 Cts. per ID.
TzExs-Cash to accompany order
Address. WIZ. II. RAND.
ja23-dawaw Tribune 0ff:ce, Ca:c,go.
, 1862-01-28

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
- OF CUoK- ss-srEcr1or Court Of Chicago. -
Term, 1867 jonathan H-LFman III. John Adr1ance
mresdett with Jonathan A. kennfcost-In Chancery
Affidavit Of the non residence Of John Adrtance, Ia
fenant above named having been 61ed In the Office OF
sae Clerk of SD Superior Goqr: Of Chicago Notice
conp1anant hltd hs 1ul o. eoupIs'nE n said Coart.
arJ. lS2. and that summons thereupon ssnel Gus of
said Eoarl asains SAID defendant 1ctrrnahle On tie
first Mouda5 CT April next, tlsd2) il oy lAw r.
eQiTrtl
Now unless sou. the ssid John Adtiance shall pe.~
soHa1E hs ana rIe.I before r. 70 Superior Court Of
term ihre.t to II lu1sa II Chicago 10 said CouuEy,
on the htEt MendaT Of april. 1ss aEG plead acswcr
G;C,nr 20 Hc said coI2iaHsns|s bill Of cocl;alnt
;At =pe and the matters and things 1hcrein charged
and stated VIII be !aken IS confessed and decree
EfN THOMAS 4 s;AETER CLERK
CAN'T & HI7cacoa5 Co71p1'ts. so:rs jaS* IL: IL
ESTATE OF VIM, r. BARRON,
- EoTICE--FayEento Of a1t monies now d1e TIC
estate of 1ae late Bon =. r BARON, mas: "s U.ate
without da1aF II at the nice OF John Ha.tocs IL
aTGfPEFs1h B1l.d1ngr Chicago
:s!eE4s: <T WILLIAM BAgRok. E1asut3r. =.
, 1862-01-28

should House
~ keepers and their servants lose their pareuce
and time fn trying to kndle Anthracite Coal WITH pI1e
Snd!a4E, Vhea 95 1s:1E The 3, G@EASuLAR @ Fuel sold
streets they can have IRE atauy time EthoutEoablo7
FTnoE-h1a8su1
, 1862-01-28
Incidents Of lu11l Spring.

4 gentleman direct from the vicinity Of
Sonlersct informs us that there were eleven
Of The Tenth Indiana killed, ten Of the Sec
ond Minnesota, eight Of the Fourth Ken
lucky, eight Of the Ninth Ohio, and one
or two q! tl': WcoIf"rd eavairy. The Mich
gan Engineer and Mechanics regiment dur
trenches and b1rica tAc 4leaJ, the funeral
service iaying been appropriately performed
On the OCCASION. Wounded prisoners state
tiait there was no general enthusiasm, lat
that tlic growing discomfort induced Gen
cT:i Tl:llientFcr 10 make 4 speech tn hi!
truf1a= the day Dcforc lie led them to battle. in
which lie declared with emphasis that lie
would take them 10 -lndiaEu or 20 to hi
hlmsclf..f After Col. Fry's 11nrse was shot
and disabled, he mountrd lie splendid gray
cliaT2eT which ZolGco!]er had ridden As
the Federal army advances, the Union
people creep out Of their holes ard
hiding places, and evinc- the most
fE,ntic delight they are eager to receive
arms and 10 Gc marched agaillst those WHO
have so long tcrruriZed their homes. As plcn-
II of MEskcts Werr found in the deserted
camp Of the rebels we presume their wishes
will lie nraticA. One man residing on the
Cumberland had been robbed Of six hundred
bushels Of coT71, and lie is willing to give tile
n1aTaEt'cTsa receipt in full for it. If he cS on
Il get few cracks at them. Captain Noah,
CT Tic I'd Minnesota, informs us that Il large
number Of the dead rebels were shot through
the head, which shows tile precision Of the
ain Of oar n1arksmen. Capt. kinney's Ohio
poundcrs threw elongated shells charged with
the forest with rcbcl dead like cordwou1.
, 1862-01-28
3Ndrn 1l1lther QIruSS.
GEELEN'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.
NASrrAcrCEEnJ JSpEEI I1a6s & GooD1EAHs PxrESr.

71AS UNDER RIGGS q &G0opYEAEeP P&TENT.
4!uI{nFe before unknown IN the history OF Trussrs.
nike ALL others ever used In the following respects
IT "1!L NEVER ErsT. uhe spring heins c3ated with
unrd .rtbc!. rendering it inpervtous 10 moisture
preparation trcnl the Gody} NOR EEEAK cHAFE GALL
eR n IL1s1ER NiLL Sor SLIP or MOVE FROM PLACE,
ooes not FEESs o. 1S1CEE tho COED, never becomes
fIIT1if. and IS always CLEAN AND AS GOOD AS NEE,
ney have heen used By $500 persons in this CRY
and surrounding country. within The past two years
a1d have never Iaied 10 give satisfaction in all Cases
q ihe Eorst form References can be given Of cases
in this city Of thirty years standing, which
Eel known TO some Of the most eminent Surgeons in
the est and It Is universally acknowledged By sl
only reliable Truss 1T for use Dr. SeeieT having
aaa many years experience III the application and
hitting Of TTusses will guarantee this instrument tn
every reE?ec to be represented. the same Truss
can be made very stiff timber (as the case ay re-
qutrc am daily receiving orders for this 1nstrp,
ent from all sections Of the Northwest, and safely
assure the public that b Is rapidly supercclus all
other T5ussee il use Persons wishing this Instlunen
can be ded bE sending size IN inches around hips In
leu OF Eup:ure tn d.. j. SEELEY. 19l Lake street.
Chicago, III Sole Proprietor and Msnufacturer. to
whom all orders must be addressed Pamphlet sent on
receipt OF stamp. z. Q. Boz 1855. au1t6ITrs1y
, 1862-01-28

@tran1 Drg GA orkg.

+ EW YORk STEAM NYF,
= "OKE6, VIZ. TEEscK1, 157 South Cark st.erf
:w*ta hs1.ton :nd g.; MonEoe, Chicago, Dyer saa
:-'" Hats naG i5o:.nc' Dye:n= Blcacltog aud Press
i@e Sta7t and touctrF worS =ol.rHed All nra..a
11- -t1 c:'b,ig
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26

The Excursion excursion to Camp
franklin, last week, was the largest which
ever took place on this road. Over 1900
people participated, making train Of TWEEN
ty-two cars, draw by two locomotives. The
people of this vicinity owe the d. & S. G. r.
r. debt of gratitude for these frequent op-
portunites for pleasant trip to the metrop-
oils of Iowa, at a lower rate Of fare than we
ever before heard of in the annals Of railroad
inp
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26
G y M M Err CIAL.
CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE, I

CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE OFFICE,
f. ... a.- '.a a' Friday. September %, 1862. (
Whcat.-The market has ruled steady during the
past week. and firm feeling in all eastern markets has
good effect here. We quote No Spring Go1Ss; milling
wheat 6s@70 No (Which includes all dirty ana tight
wheat 5000; rejected 40l50. We find there u Con
siderable Of the two last kinds Of wheat coming
kst. The proportion Of No I is very small. We hope
farmers will find is for their interest clean their wheat
better Our market has been very well supplied and the
buyers have had all they wanted to do Yesterday there
was very large quantity Of wheat in. One warehouse
man told he received 500 bushels between 10 A.
and 2 P.x II the other warehouses done much in
proportion there must have been nearly GO00 bushels
received In town yesterday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26

Public Notice.-Thc winter term of the
Public Schools in this sub district will com
mence on next Wednesday, the 1st Of Octo-
Der, continuing six months. There will be a
vacation Of one week, commencing on Christ
mas and ending on New Years day. Shall
any other changes be made, due and timely
ntice viii be given.
G.. b. vANSACN,
Sub-Director Sub District No. l.
Cellar Falls 1ona, Sept. asth, 1851.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26
War, w ar, w ar
NOTICE.

WAR BRINGS WITH 1T vICIssIrUDEs AND
w changes, and among others q change in the co.
partnership heretofore existing between p Crosby
which Is this day dissolved by consent The Son
Edwin p Crosby, having enlisted for the war; all those
indebted to the late rm either by note book
requested to make immediate payment to r. Crosby
who duly authorized receive the same and 10 settle
all claims against the late firm.
The business in ell It's branches as heretofore win be
conducted by p Crosby at their old stand sign of the
Paddock, opposite the Carter House, Cedar Falls.
p CROSBY
Z. r. CROSBY
Cedar Falls, Iowa, September 9Th, 1859. 2s4v
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26

No Paper Neat Weeh-As we wish to at,
tend the State Fair next week, besides hav-
in other business that calls us away from
home, and having no one to leave the GAZETTE
in charge of, we shall issue no paper next
week 'f e.-... -..-..s ... r..... -rH-. r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26

Thanks-Our friend HANK BGuMLEE
elated us very much the other day by the
presentation Of very fine Musk melon,
grown in his garden. Hank is a good fel-
low, anyway, melon or no melon.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26

Young Ladies Soldiers Aid Society.-Ol
Tuesday evening of next week this benefi
cient Society will meet at the residence of +
4. HorcnKrss, Esq. Let all who can max
it point to be present.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26

q. Congregational.-Rev, ALFRED WRIGHT
will preach at Congregational Hall on next
Sabbath and the following, at the usual
hours ......... e s..... .... -.a'r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26

Var Notice.--Owing to the fact that two
from our store have gone to the war-com-
pels us to take this method to notify all
such as are indebted to us to call and settle
the same Immediately.
Promptncss will save trouble, and much
oblige .s....mr.
NJ ROSENRAIIM 4 Co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26
M. a r r I H d.

by Elder WILLIAM WooD, September 18th, Mr.. ". C.
PORTER to Miss PERMAL0 f.. FISHER all Of East Wa.
tcrloo, Black Hawk county, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26

Teachers Institute.--By friend VIC are ia
vored with short abstract Of the proceed
ings Of the Teachers, Institute now in session
at Waterloo. The Institute was organized
Tuesday morning by elccting NJ. II. MOORE
Chairman and s. LuND, Secretary. There
are forty teachers in attendance, but although
less in number than heretofore, the loss is
made up in interest. The Institute is in
charge Of Mr.. INGALLS,, Of Muscatine, assis-
ted by Rev. Mr.. NUTTING, Of Delhi, and
Messrs. MOORE, Of Waterloo, and GooDRIcH,
of Cedar Falls. The lecture on Tuesday
evening, by Mr.. NUrrING, was listened to by
an appreciative audience, with much interest
as was also the lecture Of Mr.. INGALLS, on
Wednesday evening. Mr. SrEED, Of Water,
loo, lectured last evening, and Mr.. GOODRICH,
of this place, is set down for lecture this
evening. On Saturday the County Super
intendent will have an examination of teach.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-09-26
TowERRvILLE, CRAWFORD Co., Wis, I
February ~. 1861.

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Remedies Cincinnati, Oho--Dedr Sir: Please send me
sixty eo) dozen Of your Pills immediately, as am nearly
out and shall lose sale II not promptly shipped. Although
this is very small place, as suppose you know am
enabled to send you large order because most Of the
physicians in this part Of the country them
and prescribe them in their practice. People won't hav
any Pills but yours and they really the best Pills out
use them myself when need any thing of the kind.
Last lot Of purifier received safe and selling WELL Ship
care o. =. Martin, Prairie du Chen.
Respectfully yours, NEAL MILES.
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