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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-17
OCTOBER.

OCTOBER. ...
October is upon US with its transparent at.
mosphere, and clear, cool evenings. The
summer is over and,gone. Through the first
autumn month we have approached, as it
were, the bridge that divides summer from
uiater we are about to pass it. Let us pay
cheerfully the toll of grateful hearts. The
forests are putting off their beautiful robes of
green, so pleasant to the eye, and SO cheering
to the heart, and will shortly stand clothed
in their gorgeous autumnal hues. No month
in the whole year presents time more suit
able for reflection than October. The heat
labor and hurry of summer have passed
away-the harvest has been mostly gathered
in, the days are cool, clear and comfortable.
the evenings are getting long, and the cheer
full fire blazes on the hearth. The odds and
ends Of the farm work are lesurely gathered
up by the snug and thrifty farmer, and the
necessary preparations are made to enter
joyously upon the ice bound season so soon
to follow. October suggests that all the har-
vests should be carefully secured; that cat
tie should net feed moving fields very close
ly; that Indian Hills should be split; and
stubble grounds should be plowed. ...
1t suggests that apple trees that were not
pruned in June may be attended to this
month. Now is the time to cut your winter
wood. 1t is said that timber and fuel cut
from July to December is more valuable than
if prepared at any other season. Bat we
must close, and as Bryant, in his poem on
the " Death Of the flowers" where he 50 viz
idly discourses our autumnal scenery, says
The melancholy days the saddest of the year.
and in so saying only utters the common sem
timent Of nearly all our people.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-17
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PETER MELENpY, EDITOR
sONNET--OCTOBER.

How beautiful these mild October days,
Ere vet the leaves have lost their vivid green,
Or wintry winds have scattered them ! The scene
Soft glimmering through shroud Of silvery haze
Ger which the breath of summer still delays,
Brings to the pensive mind mood serene
And wish no less than summers fiery sheen
70 waste the calm hours in the woodland ways.
80 will fare beneath the tempered blue 90.
Ofcloudess reach, 10 some far-of retreat
And look farewell to the pale fowerets few, f-
In natures corenal yet blooming sweet;
And, ~ muse how swift all fair things fleet,
Forget old loves, and mediate on new.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-17
PROSPECTUS FOR 1862.
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pers while the demand for News has increased the
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THE DAILY SENTINEL.

Il published Morning and Evening (except Sundsys
at the following rates for either editien: "
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
Army Letters
Slaius, Crews, Lcttcrs.

Joseph ship, John Meath
James l. Bogert ship, r II
Nichols
Memnon ship, Henry r Tho
mas
Modern Times ship, Capt vii.
liams
Morning Star ship, J II Mich.
olson
Midas bark, J wraight
Milo brig, Capt Geo Campbell
NJ Sanford steamer, Hiram b
Morrill,
North America steamer, A @
Post
Nicanor schr, CaptIIDParker
Ocean Monarch ship, A Mac
lein
Orphan bark, Chas NJ Grund.
Strom
Queen ship, Capt Jones, VIM
ID Jackson
RobBaker bark, ,WmW illiams
Sylvanus Blanchar rd ship, j
l. Hayes
$ X Mallory ship, Capt Lester
sebastopol ship, Benz A Mer.
riman
sandraii II N ship, wmJayes
y W Pike bark, Capt Lowell
Scotia bark, John Carter
y ID kyerson bark, Capt Rob-
bins
Sam Sheppard bark, Capt
Jeyett
Thomas Sparks propeller, J
X Shropshire
Victor schr, Geo 4 Morrell
Wash'n Butcher ship, l. l.
Lawrence
Water Lilly brig, Capt Y w
FELTON,
Yarn bark, Martin Butler,
Martin O'Bi1cn
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the New York ros' o'A''
Saturday, Jan. %. 1852
omsiaIly Published in tho Newspaper
Having the Largest Circulation.
LADIES' LIST.

Anderson Rebecca Armstrong Maria
Ut Anderson Mary A Armstrong fiarrietL
Andrews Harriet A Atwood Lizzie
Andrews Mrs, Hud- Atwood Mrs l.
e son ST Auehincloss Miss,
Anson Mrs Isabella l7th st
w Arnold Mrs, 18th st AulcottMrs, W alker
The New York herald., 1862-01-25

In MACDoUGAL STREET, NEAR BLEECKER, rs
v now opened as private family Hotel for the recep-
ton OF single gentlemen small families tired OF boarding
Parties desrous Of housekeeping find convenience
at the above establishment
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
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menade and evening dresses Sc, No. de Choiseul
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MOSBROLAfSE-(BrOnze China and Ancient Furnfturc).
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the navy Paas Royal, 10 and 10 Galere Montpenser.
SEvRts CHSAChua Crystals Dinner Services, Douligny,
Palais Royal Galerie Mpiitpenser, Il and 81.
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DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING OLA
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-12
YupFtee

The cry is, still they come Squads o.
Yankee prisoners were arriving all day yeSter
day, from the ines below, and there are hun,
dreds yet to be brought up. Not more thar
fOpr thousand are row confined in the Severa
prisons. At Savage's, on the York River rail
road, we saw, on Wednesday, an entire encalnp.
ment of Yankees. A number of Confederate
soldiers were near by, but did not seem to ex.
ercise any special surveillance over the blue
coats, who were engaged in various camp du-
ties, physical a%biutiOn, etc, as if they still en-
jOyed the largest liberty. We presume they will
come " on to Richmond" in a few days, or be
sent to York river for shipment to Lincolndom
II prisoners registered since the 30th oil
June, represent the following regiments Maine
5, New Hampshire !, Vermont ), Massachusetts
8, Rhode Island |, New York A, Pennsylvania
20, New Jersey 8, Delaware / Michigan g.
Wisconsin l, j Indiana Z, California ~ Ito.
tai I12.
Besides the above, there are representatives
from several regiments of U. S. infantry, srtiL
lery regiments and bsttalioDs, etc, exclusive Of
those registered prior to the 30ih ult,, 50 thai,
probably, there are prisoners from not less than
one hundred and twenty-five regiments and ba
talions.
The prisoners, Sc far, have, with few excep-
tons, behaved in an orderly manner. The COM
mandant of the prisons (Lieut. Porter has re-
ceived q number of notes from the professed
p%enitents among them. of which the followiugi is
q condensed specimens
81 would in the first place have you to know
that have no wish or desire to be exchanged
in any manner that may be the means of my
being joined to our army sgain. l have full
enough Of this unnatural war already. l wish
now to bid farewell to the ssnguine and bloody
fields Of martial war and again enjoy peace and
quiet. shall never forget the hospitality ten
dered ne and the liberty granted by your noble
hearted boys, and l cannot raise a haad against
them agsia. ! have been led into a snare by
politicians ete.-Riehm0nd Hhig. JuIg3.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-12
Laae nnd Tntere..ing Don ~ OrIean..

Late and Tnferesiisg frSm New Orleans.
From the Mobile Tribune,l
The steamer Natcbez arrived here yesterday
evening from New Orleans, which city she left
on Tuesday. We have papers by her as late as
Monday evening.
The Natchez Brought between forty and hhy
female passengers, but none Of the other sex.
By her we have some Interesting news which
Is not published in the papers, butt to Us
IN such a form that we can hardly Doubts sub
stanGal accuracy.
Orders were given on Monday to a Maine
regiment to leave fer VicksbuTg. Il mutined
and refused to obey orders. During the melee
two of the mUtinesTs were shot.
Anumber of Texas rangers and gusrriIlas are
in the swamp opposite the city and within eight
miles Of it. The Yankee pickets At CarrOllJOu
had been driven in.
Many Of the g~unboats Of the enemy had been
badly disabled in the approach TO Yicksburg
The number IS put down at from fifteen 10
twenty. SOEe of them were SO seriously hurt
that they had sunk. This may account for the
Fingsrly manner in which the fleet approaches
Nicksburg, and may account also for the attempt
to turn it by digging a canal.
A very interesting fact we have on what We
consider the most reliable authority On the
4th Of July a boat load Of English tars from the
British msn-Of-wsr RinsldO, while approaching
~ ACHCDr bAAoa OAA AAAsD ~ 14L-tuZ u nDAAE OF
our patriotic Confederate war s0ngs-am6ng-
them the "BOnny Blue Flag" Butler sent
word to the captain Of the vessel that he dida't
permit such demonstrations. The captain IT,
piled that he did, and that he was the responsible
party. The matter proceeded no farther. Thar
night a ball was given on tie vessel, and among
the decorations were Confederate flags. Hurra
for the pluck Of John Bull
Gen. Shepley bad received his commission. BY
an arrival last Monday, Of Military Governor Of
Louisiana lie IS said to be q gentleman and a
soldier, and will probably endeavOr - retrieve
some OF the base acts Of bis beastly predecessor.
Reverdy Johnson and Cuthbsrt Bulitt arrived
on Monday.
The imports Of Saturday were considerable
mostly Of materials tor dOmestic consumption.
There was one vessel from Calcutta with nee
and gunny bags. The rest, except a vessel from
Liverpool, were from Yankee cities. TIE rr-
ceiPts from the interior were l-3 bales Of cotton
from Baton Rouge. There were four vessels
cleared during the day for northern cities. All
OF them took out Just one bale Of cotton. and No
more. Sugar, mOlassesr TOsin and lumber made
up their csrgoes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-12
THE LEYER.
Eat Tennes.rc.

Correspondence Of the Atlanta COuf-deracy
KNOXVILLE, July >, 1869.
What IS to be the effect upon East Tennessee
Of our grea! victory before Richmond, no one,
it is presumed, can form q Just estimate. AL
ready we hear Of BuelPs advance upon Chatta-
nOOga with a large force. That be will, in due
time, show his hand, al agree. Meantime, Nor
gan's forces az CumbeIlsnd Gap viii continue
to make their demonstrations, and occasionally
some show Of Sight, in order to divert attention
from BIell. The point of attraction with the
Federals is Chattanooga. they care but little
for Knoxville or MorIistown, further than their
subservieney to the strategic advantages Of hold
irg Chattanooga. That's sll.
lt is strange that the enemy's forage wagons,
70 the number of. thirty. should be allowed to
come within thnty-hve miles of this city and
gather Up ali Inc corn tney CUUIu uHU Jot, L
am credit0bly iufurmed tnat such is the fact.
What IS our cavalry about Why was not this
train cut off AMI oil captured Instead Of this,
however, our own forces barely escaped. They
were charged upon aud driven of, because they
could not cope with superior numbers. Our
men did the best they could, and were Unnecss-
SaTiiy exposed, inasmUch as We have no lack Of
cavalry IN this department-enOugk, at least, to
destroy these fOraging parties Of the enemy.
One great blunder has accompanied this war:
But little effort has been made BY the commits
sary and quartsrmssteT's departments to exhaust
the stores OF the country directly threatened.
In the region Of country now held by the Fed
erals, north Of this, we have failed TO get their
surplus Of beef, bacon corn and flour. POwelPs
valley is one Of the fiaest and most productive
agricultural regions il this section. 1t IS now
wholly in possession Of the enemy, with all its
immense surplus. Every surplus bushel of
corn, and pound Of bacon, and of -four, ought
long since to have been secured by cur cemmis-
sary. All this IS now lost to cur army.
Though it is due to state that cur authorities
are row eylncing more sagscity and energy upon
the subject, and are gathering up all the corn
they can get. Il had been understood here for
soma time that there were a number Of men,
large farmers but rank LjncolDites, who had
repeatedly asserted they would burn up their
corn rather than the Southern army should have
it. Since this they kave been kindly waited
upon By a number Of customers in military
costume bearing muskets, who have demanded
their corn and brought t away. Let the good
work go on until the entire surplus is exhausted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-12

2 The late battle was a damper to the three
French Yoiunteers-Prinee De J~oinville, Count
De Paris and Due De ChartTes,-who nave SO
long formed a part Of McClellan's military fam
lily. They left the Potomac IN a hurry, and / If
seems they are about to return to Europe after
Z campaign Of several months without having
gained any personal distinction whatever. They
left New York on the 2d for Boston and France.
The New York Tribune ssys that spaculs-
tors in diplomats matters try to see special sig
nifcance in their Sudden 6~ePar.uTe. Some think
Queen Victoria, who is staurch friend Of TIE
Orleans family, that they ought to come home
before they become involved in 3 false position,
in which threatening events might possibly
place ihem.