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TUON BUILDINGS. FIFTH sTnEET r.
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The ohje3t Of these drops IL 10 accomplish
an end long desired by Physicians, viz: To
combine by the aid Of Chemistry, and tie
latest improvements in Pharmacy, the ACT
I'VE PRINCIPLE of well known Hegef0bis Sub
stance. In such Il manner rs to insure their
efficiency, and at tho same time render them
easy tn be administered and FREQ from those
unpleasant and often dangerous effects by
Yermifuge in the old form.
| SYMPTOMS AND EFFECTS.-Worml often
/ produce emancipation sweled and tense abdo.
mon gnawing and turning pain IN the stomach
aud bowels, irregular and dcrrayed appetite,
4 pale and siCkly Gounteuance. foul tongue,
feted breath, Itching at the nose, tevorish
particularly at nights. Worms occasionally
produce coiicky affections with vomiting and
purglng, and sometimes blood; ulccTati"un 0l
the bowels, and even peritouits may bc excl
ted by the irritation; occasionally cerebral
symptoms and Eplleptc Commissions take
place.
Children who arc troubled with worms often
awake, awake suddenly, screaming and fro
| qu0ntly observed to grind thor teeth But
none oI these symptoms or AL ot them romhin
/ ell, point out the positive existence at worms.
They may bo produced by irritation or sub.
accute inflammation ia the mucous mem.
/ Oranc; hence the occasional failure the best
/ Ncrmiluge to expel worms,
! TREArMENr.-Tho hrst thing to 10 done
/ ~ To otdeavur to restore the digestive funC-
tions; and at the same time we must institute
+ an extermnating war against tho fit hy intru.
/ ders. The nature nf tins Ccnicction Is such
AS to produce this result most cno tuallv. re-
lieve all the symptoms aud restore tho organ.
: to perfect health. !Ienc. It's great superiority
over all ot her Nermiiucc.
| tH-DiliEt rIONS ON EACH BOX. Price $50
BARNES Il ARK, Eastern once 3Oi Broa d
way New York. H. q. -. CARY, Ilnesvlilc.
/ ono, Western Branch ONCE.
/ For the immediate and clfectual care OF
COuGhs, Coins, ISrLUENZ,, ASTHMA. ioARSE,
Mss, NHpOriSG IUUGu, CArAREu,
! DIFfICyLr BEEArniNG,
SOHL THROAT,
| Etc.
| For Ministers. Public Speakers, and Singers
these Truchcs are indispensable for clearing
and strengthening the voice, removing hotrso.
ness, etc.
The easo with which they are takcn-being
easily carried IN the pocket, requiring no pre-
paratinn, always ready on all occasions. not
| iiabe to change IN any climate, containing
nothing injurious 10 the c"nstitU' 'ion-saOuiu
| oc sufficient recommendation to AL to give
lLpm "A Al tritl
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CoRrNTn, May 80 1t is now as
certained that the evacuation com
monced night before last, tho enemy
retreating Southwardly until the
Railroad bridge was burned, when
they went to Grand Junction and
thence Southwardly.
Some ladies and several citizens
remain here.
The citizens inform ne that Rich.
mond is evacuated and Memphis is
almost wholly deserted, all the stores
being closed with the exception Of O
few groceries.
II was ascertained that Van Dorr
had large band Of Indians under
him.
Col. Jackson reports Friday til,
road for several miles strewu will
knapsacks and haversaclis, arms nnt
cartccne, showing great dcmoraliza
ton.
Tho woods 10 full Of straggler,
who are being brought in as last u:
possible.
Probably between 1000 and 5000
and almost the entire 18th Lousanil
regiment, are in our lines, now DC
sericrs and recently captured.
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g. lUHcsIuNG MACuEEs AND Hogsg Powers .
SASpCsKY, ono.


SANpCsKN, ono.
F.r T. "ll Horse Power -rtrr Separator
N1UU'"r 80 inches long .s325 On
For fen Horse Power md Separator
UylipGcr ~ inches long) )....,....... 33j 90
Vas separation alone, (Wuodhury's or
'lls'J cylinder - inchcG lnnt,..... 201 On
l"r lsHt Horse Power, Oills' az lrom l2j 90
iV !un lluTsc Power. lrltts' or irun,) l3j 20
Irr separator alone, (Woodburys or
l,'t,,) cylinder 80 inches iors, ,..... LIS 90
l' separator and Eight Horse Power 800 %
aIau furnish, whom expressly ordered,
l.upk Wagon, suitable tor hauling
ccTuUjnr lr"ln place TO place, extra, 30 90
lH''a. huprpred slraw'stacker, 2! 10 I
'.l. ..' 'h'ft. t..... ......,.........,.... 30 ~
irNcl Corn rheller, with Fan ....... % O0
Erru Nitsht& cos Patent GOmponsa.
~, Bay State iairoad Power Tor
tao horses, :.......... .,..,...... $50 90
IT, 81 quality ul PSteia ltuhbor on Iealher I,cIt.
INK tvinIshcd a. manulaclui ers prices,
Repairs done ON Short notice.
q. J. MESSER.
SAspusKY Ohio, May II, lsO2,-[sm.
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HORSE POWERS.

f"r Powers with which To drive my Thrcsh
CI-, nave selected, AS being the hest now In
l-', ii''> improved ratcut Double PinIoi
Power and the JrchIc-Gcar.d Iron Plan,
Power.
Ihcs" Powers arc made by me In tho most
la"rnugl manner, of the best maicrlul. nm
iuc "l double the strength of any single gear
81 Power,
IL the pi'ts Power. I am max ing shaft of Tho
'I,kol wheel and master pinIon Of cast steel,
Which - great Improvement over tho iron
sH'i' "srd hN other manufacturers.
ln the iron Planet Power. have also made
'E'Nh'.9 improvements, adding to its slrcng IN
sui driSn'Hty. Nj u suslo Power. nut uf
g" Whole number sold last ycar, las broke,
or 10 ANY way failed.
row ER CORN-sIiELIER,
Readings Patent, First Premium awarded M
nMu state Fair In 1853 ia5S, 1857, 1856.
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CmIoAdo, May 3l.-Special from
Cairo:
An Arkansas refugee arrived from
the tlecttoday. lie says Little Rock
ia fully occupied by the Federals
The citizens who remain arc deci
dcdIy loyal.
The Arkansas State Legislature
has scattered. Gov. Rector fed the
State, and is now ut jackson, Mis-
sissippi.
Vicksburg has surrendered to the
Federal fleet.
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sAspusKy, Ohio, May II, 1909 .~[sm.
Venitian Red and Yellow Ochre [!

Ground In on rut mp IN 20 and 50 H. kogs 49,
.ha cheapest and nee, paiHl i.r barns aud
ont houses; iui solg ~ :, u. I REl'S,
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Price 25 cents per Box.

Sold in Finllty at all tho Drug stores.
And By II. Barney, Macomb, l.. A. Baldwin.
ut. Blanchard.
Aprl 0, lsG2.
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King Of the West,

Now being manufactured and for sale in Find.
lay, Ohio. II is the unanimous testimony of
all who have tried this Plow, that II Is In every
respect superior to any now in use. The
manufacturer has, by adding to the Groover
Plow. Of Clyde, Ohio, a fxod or stationary
beam, removed the last and only objection to
that Justly cole ebrated Plow.
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REDUCTION OF PRICES!

nwING to the war and hard times, we deem
" 1t proper to REDUcE TUE PRICES OF DEN.
TlsTRY to the following low rates, which will
be strictly adhered to, and no deviation what
ever. JACOB CARR,
II. D. TABER,
J. j. BLECHER.
FISpLAY, August %, 1861,
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LANGwoRTHYS
East India Dyspepsia Cure
AND
Femae Regulator.


nUEING my absence in the war this mcdi.
IL cine VIII be made By my vile, aud that oi
ms make can only be had IN Findiay ul ISRAEL
GREEN or j. NJ. HuBER : Co.
Read the following statements:
II. u. iiuRD says -" Alter taking IL for q
strengthening medicine after Il lit OF sickness,
would say that the Butchers ought Ia favor
It's sale, Tor the appetite II gave me was
enough 10 consume IA bocfa week"
RuBEar BONNER says "Dr. LangwOfthy: At
your suggestion, / bought for my daughter.
who was suffering under some OF tho peculiar
diseases Incident to her sex, u bottle OF the
East India Dyspepsia Cure. IL has done her
So much good that must have another bottle.
Esq. JORDAN, ut Arcadia, says-"lOur med
icne has done me more good than any medi
cine ever took
reter any patient confidently to the follow.
ing persons who themselves or their families
have used II:
Paul Sours Cashier Finday Bank:
Il. u. Iiurd, Chester Church,
X. - Baker, =, Bergman.
Dr. Hudson, Dr. Beech,
Samuel K. Gray, Dennis Lee,
Amos Hartman, j. h. Ndndoren,i
The unrIvalled salos of this medicine IL an
unn isuIkable evidence Of It's intrinsic value.
-lFOstoTia .Neics.
REMEMBER THEN
II you have Stomach Disease--if you have Fe.
male Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents
ISRAEL Green Findlay, Ohio;
j. NJ. HUBER x Co., tindlay, Ohio;
JAMES MANNING, Yaulue, Ohio;
GHlBEL " OsruEINER, Van Bnren, Ohio;
J. b. Van DoRES, FOstoria;
l.. \. BALDWIN, Mt Blanchard, Ohio:
SAMUEL llCBER, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SHOUP. Ottawa, Ohln;
J. u. q. lIrKISs, Gilboa, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied by Mrs.
c. 4. LASGwORTHY, who Is hereby authorized
10 write my name upon the wrapper, without
which none Is genuine.
Physicians furnished BY the gallon, where
requested.
With kind farewell then, to the good peo.
pie whom | have dealt with SO many years,
and wish that they will sustain my wife in
the sale of this medicine, which has benefited
so many already, am, with tho best OF feel
ings toward every one in this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGWORTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Reg't U. s. Army.
FISDLAY, August l6, 1861.
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ails and Iron.

Tho bost Jnniatta Nails and Iron, always on
hand and for sale by
ADAMS & RUTHRAUFF.
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ro"ER CORN.sIiELLER.
List of Prices

Readings Patent, First Premium awarded
Ono state fair In 1853, ladS, 1857, 1856.
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John N. WHITALL,

Fifth mo II, lsj~.
These medicines are for sale by all respect
able Druggists aud dealers in medicines, Cana
dts, British Provinces, and West Indies, at 7jc.
per bottle. he sure aud get the gennlne, with
the signature ut {. VI. JACKSON ON the wrapper
ut each bottle; all others are counterfeit.
Principal Oiiice and Mandatory, 63l Arch
ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. March Z, lSGsi Il--y
Sold IN Findlay by Huters, Green, Fry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-27

Ba11aa0Ea1 Hose,
pALMoRAL SKIRTS, 3
ID ElegAnt Hair Nets, -..
Linen Collars and Cuffs, =
Point Laces and Collars
Maltese Collars,
Fancy Handkerchief
E Wide Hemmed HAndch'fs,
tHf. Sleeve Bionda
Trimming Ribbons.
Superior sob Of Table Linen in Cloths, Napkins and
bVyuc1s 4AAs4tsa 81 I1.ua a.r...r. i
Ladles' Hemmed Handkerchief at very low prices
iiexandre's Kid Gloves in all oolors.
fFa Balm & BON,
a ~ No. 20 South High 81.
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Sale in Partition, |,


Joseph Story Dec. 3 pas. Gil. e.
Us. Superior Court OF Eranklir
Samuel 9, Story Of al.> county, .. --r
TN PURSUANCE OF an ,ORnRR o.
the said Court to me directed, VIII ofier for SALE
At public auction, at the door Of the Court House Il
the city Of Columbus, on :. :.
Saturday. the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1862,
At o'clock p NJ, the following described real estate
situate in Pleasant township, Franklin county o. to-WIl
Lying on Darby Big Run, a branch Of Darby Greek,
part of the original survey No. 3,slI, and bounded
and described as follows; III
Beginning at large stone in the Run, lower corner
to Josiah Biyens' lotin the south OF said original
survey No. SSH; thence with said line south eighty.
nine s degrees east hundred and forty GAO poles
az the southeast corner, tree down. thence with
the east line north ~ degree east sixtythree and
one half (63d) poles to bur oak and three red ems
north elghy.nlne (se degrees west one hundred and
fifty 50) poles to apont In the centerof the run, with
M meander to the place Of BEGINNING containing sixty
(60) acres more VI less. - i'ttt .N., y tT
Appraised at SIS oO per acre.0 Ga HNatt
5s.s GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
....s..s.s.4 -L.o.s Sheriff OF F,anklin county, O..
april l3-dlt&wtd h.aa Vn la
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TWO TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, In connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMaus
AND XENlA RAILROADS.

HAA MhAM! AND COLUMBUS
FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPREss-Leayes colunbul AZ ssOA, M, ,
will leave passengers At all stations atop at Delaware
Cardngton, Gesd, Gallon, and az ali stations North OF
G1lon and az 1 Al other stations upon signal arriving At
800 P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPREss-Leayes Columbus az 2lS p.
Nj will leave passengers at ali stations. Greenwich,
Rochester oolunbia and olmsted being Flag stations
AvS at HS aS' $50 e. S SSn SaSSR
Buffalo 435 A. NJ, Albany 4,l5 P. M, New York ESQ
p. M, Boston 1890 A. II. 'Il
CONNECTIONS.
At Crestline with Pittsburgh, 1T. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Tor Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Baltimore
At Shelby, with sanduuky, Manvned and Newark Rail-
road, for all points that road Also for Toledo.
AZ Grafton with Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
At Cleveland, with Lake shOrs Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston,
Patent Sleeping Cars are run On all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Bd00G0e 0seGbed TArov9a 10 Neso York and Boston
wa Cs6oetd1d; dte0, 70 PhIddekphfd and
Neso RorkVfd OFest9iRS.
RETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at...l:9O A. NJ.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at l:30 P. N.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets viS CyesiLias or Cleveland.
E.s. FLINT,
superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio,
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent
Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus, Nov 10, 1861.
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gbe Ohio 9tatcsmram
EB 0
A BIHTH-DAY REvERIE

BY PR.
Another year has passed away, 1s E-
With allits Joys and all It's sorrows;
With all its projects, schemes, and dreams,
Its dark to;deys and bright to-morroWS.
Oh. Time, how rapid is thy flight
How many lessons thou hast taught me,
How many hopes, how many fears,
NOW many changes thou hast brought me-
FOR where are all my schoolmates nOWl
ana where my stern but faithful mRster3
Ana where is he who prayed for me,
MY earnest, truthful, gray. haired pastor?
Gone, every onel AID alone -.
Am lett, Of all those noisy scholars
VINO started with me In lifs's race
For Meeting fame or silver dollars
The last one died not long ago,
while delvlng 10 tho mines for treasure
And waiteth for his Just reward
where gold is not the rule or measure.
Another went across the sea,
And let widowed mother weeping,
And ne'er returned, but drearnleisly
Among the pearls Ia calmly sleeping.
Another went to hs,then lands,
Win love and light to souls benightsd,
Game back and died, martyrs death,
From over ssal-consumption biiehted.
And one, the bravest OF the brave,
fel! lighting for his country's glory
Tne shrine he nils, an unmarked grave
This page the record Of his story.
Thus one BY one have passed away,
Tne friends my youth 90 fondly cherished,
And with them boyhood's radiant hopes,
And schemes, and dreams, have aed or perisheS
Yet such Is life. For gold or fame
we struggle on through toll and trouble
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Gen, AaIleck thanks Grams, HueI ana
'neir men-Grant not under arrest,
GENERAL ORDERS NO. l6.

HEADQUARTERS DEP'T OF THE MIssIssipprl
PITTsBURe, Tenn, April l3 1862.
/, The Major General commanding this De.
pariment thanks Major. General Grant and Ma.
Jnr-Geuersl Buel, aud the officers aud men Of
their respective commands, for the bravery and
endurance with which they sustained the gen.
eFal attacks OF the enemy on the b., aud for
the heroic manner in which, on the 7lh inst
theyidetested and routed the entire rebel arm y
The soldiers of the Great West have added
new laurels TO those which they had already
won on numerous aelda. A iat'
2. While congratulating the troops on their
glorious successes, the c1mmaDding General
desires to lmpress upon all, officers Sc well az
men, the necessity of greater discipline and or
der These are as essential to the success as
the health of the army, and without them We
can not long expect to be victorious; but with
them we can march forward to new fields Of
honor and glory, I'LL this wicked rebellion IL
completely crushed ous and peace restored TO
our country. gl ff.l 'll.sl
y. Msjor.Genersls Grant and Bael will re,
tain the immediate command of their respect
i've armies In the FIELD. d .s.sllE 3
By command of Major General Halleek.
12 20 N. H. : MCLEAN, q
=" Assistant Adjutsnt. General.
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Dy'pegsif sisnshoiy MSSrs Di;s":s SsaEHls,a Es ,%

Many remarkable cures Of these affections ays besn
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine Itstn
lhtes the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
overcoes disorders which would 10 supposed beyond -
reach. Such remedy hns long been requlFe by Che na
cities Of the people, and we condeut thai this VII
do for them all that medicine can do 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

A Leader Found at Last.-Our correspon
dent with the 3lst says that would be Sergeant
Major RArrRAY has been called to McCLELL.
Z ANS quarters to receive orders. Wheth
CT tho recent forward movement On the Pc,
tomac is the result of his arrival there our
correspondent does not state. We think
not, however, from the fact that, judging
from his past military career, the only order
he would be likely to give would be halt"
. HhnHr E .".. .-'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

Died a Prisoner.-CHAs. SMITH, son of
DR.. SSlrH, Of Waterloo, who was taken pris-
oner at the battle Of Shiloh, died al Macon,
Ga, on the 9Th inst, just before his fellow
prisoners started for home.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

Atlantic.-This unrivallcd monthly is out
with an attractive variety of authors and ar
ticlcs for November. No more instructing
and entertaining reading can be found any
where, than that which may be obtained from
n perusal Of the atlantic. Among its con-
.tributors arc the leading authors and sound
est thinkers of the country.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

I'd Reseindod.-We learn from the Courier
that the Board Of Supervisors at their recent
session, rescinded their former resolution
giving the families of volunteers the sum OF
$50 each per year, so long as their husbands
remained in the service.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31


Return Of Capt. Haddock.-We have the
pleasure of announcing this week, that Capt.
WV. HADDocK, Of company E, 18th Iewa
Regiment, returned to his old home on Wed.
nesday evening last. Most of our readers
must be aware Of the fact, that the gallant
Captain has been prisoner in the hands OF
the enemy ever since the Shiloh battle. By
request, Mr.. HADDocK addressed the largest
crowd on Monday evening last that we ever
saw under the roof of the Baptist Church.
lie gave interesting details of his capture and
the brutal manner in which our soldiers were
treated down in Dixie. All the ne newspaper
accounts we have published conce, ming our
men South, are fully sustained by Capt.
HADDocK. He is parolsd prisoner, but it
is his intention to try the rebels another
"whack," just as soon as our Government
sees fit to exchange him.
Mr.. HADDocK's health has been remarka.
bly, good, and he looks none the worse from
his tour through the South. We might add
that his close confinement has had tonden
cy to bleach him some what Waterloo Csu-
rier, goth inst
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

Fruit and Saru6bery.-Persons wishing
trees Of any kind can procure them next week
at the warehouse Of BARNUM & MELENpY
The assortment il from the Toledo Nursery,
Ohio.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

- Aere Room.-TRowBErpG finding his
sales room too small to accommodate his
stock and the crowd of customers which
daily seek his store, has enlarged his quar-
tcrs considerably, in order to keep pace with
his constantly increasing trade.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

Fruit and Feds. LovEJoy. who has re-
Gently opened Fruit and Feed store in this
place, has an advertisement in this paper
Nix. LovEJor will keep always on hand all
kinds Of fruit and feed, and We hope he will
receive liberal share of the public patron
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

Ns,o Gsods.-HArcn ALLEN are now re.
cciving their second installncnt of fall and
winter goods. They have an unusually large
stock, and propose to sell them at very low
prices. Now is the time for bargains.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

'-a@ Weathcr.-we are now enjoying some
splendid weather-regular Indian summer
We would that it would last longer than i,
will for then We would not need SO much wood
rs we otherwise would
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

r, School Fund--Delinquents to the School
Fund may find a Communication to them in
this issue from the Clerk, which II may be
to their advantage to attend to-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

Apples.-FRANK CHASE received last night
the advance guard Of I've hundred barrels of
apples, which he is putting in store for the
winter market. ......
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

Cedar Falls az a NnEcc.-Ths New
Hampton Courier, in its issue Of the 9th,
says the trade Of that region (Chickasaw
Coz is fast being diverted to Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-31

Wood Burned.-Last Sunday about four
hundred cords Of wood belonging to the d.
q s. G. R. R. at Raymond, caught fire from
the burning prairie, and was entirely con-
Sumed, H'-a a 1..... .......