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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

a. HONE AND DOMESTIC AFFAIgs.-We give
the Hon. Suel Foster of Muscatine, on home
and domestic affairs. 1t is full Of good sug-
gestions, and they come from one who knows
the. wants of our western people. A little
taste and determination would render the
residence Of every farmer a delight an COM
fort to all its inmates, and we hope our read
ers will profit BY the article from the pen of
MrsfesteE 3sa fg8 e
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07
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SEWING MACH I
COMPANY,


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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
VERMONT ITEMS.

Luther D. Goodell Of South Readsb5ro, was
killed on the 5th inst. He was grinding his
scvthe IN the mil alone, and it is supposed
he was caught by belt and wLiTlcd around
the drum.
on Saturday, the Sth inst, BonaParte La
throp Of Jacksonville, was brought up on
charge Of drunkenness and assault. lie at
lacked Albert Stinehour on his way home,
but was himself knocked down by a bystan-
der. The Justice thought he had received
efficient treatment.
The Bellows Falls Times says one Of the
PARTIES arrested at Norwich for treason, final
" made iull confession before the Grand
Jury, by which it appears that they had a
regular organization, and met nights IN Sc
cret coacave where they rejoiced at our de-
ieats, and tzulted over the victories Of the
rebels. By their rules they were to discour-
age people from enlisting and encourage
those who had enlisted to desert, and thus
this reasonable organization had for long
time been IN existence. Partridge was no
doubt the arch traitor of them all.
The editor of the Bradford Telegraph offers
a reward Of one osnt for the apprehension of
one of his journeymen Dwight 5. Clark,
supposed to have fed to Canada for fear of
being drafted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

sc JONAS -AA-s A.f
IN interruption in the Nova Scotia Lines
prevented the transmission Of al of the Eu-
ropean news last night.
The Z. :. steamer TuscarCra had arrived
a, Kingston on the afternoon Of the 9th.
The Tures Of Saturday has an editorial
ezpatiating on the paper currency in Amer
lea.
The Time ia another article reviews
the conduct ol America in regard to
the commerce Of Nassau. 1t qucs-
tions the policy Of carrying out their
powers to the full extent, but says L9Id
Palmerst5n is perfectly right in toleTating
a claim which it may hereafter Dc for the
interest Of his own country to enforce.
The Confederate steamers Merrimao and
2yO have both succeeded in escaping tho
Tu-carOra.
It is stated that Garibaidj refuse. TO obey
Victor Emauuels Proclamation. It is also
stated that he held a council of war on the
lI,h, at which i. was determined % march
on Rome notwithstanding the r,monstr lnce
from Turin. The enthusiasm Tor Glri5alii
is tremendous in Sicily, and it is reported
tina, he will soon be ut the head Of $4,000
mon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
BOSTON MARKET.
WEDNESDAY. Aur. 20

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 20.
FL0UR.-sales have been at s. OOs5 u, for
western suPsrfue; IS s7ip5 50 for common extras
with choice brands at 5 e2i; medium extras at
IS 0Os6 3; and choice brands at IS 5Oa - per
bbl including canada, Genesee, Ohio and Michi-
Gan. In Corn Meal moderate sales at So 25as so
per bbl In Rye Flour the sales have been confn-
el to small lots at So 50l4 so per Dbl, including
@ mnon and extra.
GRAIE.-There is better feeling in the
Corn Market Sales Of Southern and Western
yellow at 65aC7c, and Western mixed at 6Das4o
FER bush as to quality Oats are firm and prices
hsve advanced. The sales Of Western and Canada
hsve been at 5ja53c Per bush, as to quality. In
Rye there h1ve been small sales at poe per bush.
Shorts lave been sold at Sl7als; and Fine Feed
ava Midilings at Slsa22 per ton, as to quality.
Cana dA Peas are firm at 9Oc per bush.
PROVISIONs.-Tke market for Pork is firm
With good demand. The sales at $40 II for
rrime; sI2sI2,25 for mes; and SIS II for
clear, cash. Beef is firm and quite light. Sales
# Western mess and extra mess, in lots at SI4 a
Is IS. Family extra isselliing at 1880 Il per
DOL casa L1I1 i I'm AuA N1--llaH 40A4 f'iNee'
he sales have been at 81 lOc in bbls and tier
oeH, and 10: in kegs. cash. In Smoked Hams sales
at sc per ID. cash. Butter is selling stl7 a
lso for good and extra New York and Vermont
diaries, and L a lac for common. Canada and
Western has been sold at 10 l5c per 10. as TO
quality. for poor TO good In Cheese there have
been sales at 6fe per ID. including common
and choice.
wOoL.-The demand has been quite active fol
fleece and pulled Wool and the transactions of the
week add up some COO, 900 ID fleece and pulled at
from 5si zoe per ID as to quality. The commo n
and medium grades Of feecs now command the
highest prices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

evacuated without struggle, without blow,
without even loss of MIN. The immense
army of the Potomac is away from Harri-
sons Landing. AL agree that the whole
affair has been admirably well planned and
executed. The first intimatiOn Of 1t took
place on Monday last, when Gen. McCalIs
division received orders to strike tents, pro-
vide six days rations, and be ready at mo-
ment's notice. AT o'clock at night the
whole division arrived at the wharf and en-
barkcd quietly on steamers. They left the
Landing some time during the night for
Acauia Creek. An order was next issued
that no more vessels loaded with supplies
should proceed farther than Fortress Monroe.
On Wednesday ten days ratiOns were served
to the army, which was required to be in
readiness to move at an hours notice. All
the knapsacks Of those ordered to march By
land we're placed on barges and schooncrs.
On Thursday the army commenced eyacuatins
in earnest PoTter's corps led the van OF the
overland portion Of the army on Thursday
night. On Friday morning every tent was
struck. then for the first time 1t was generally
known that the whole army was cyacuatlng.
On Thursday 50 sail Of vessels left differ
ent wharves, loaded with stores. Yesterday,
the remainder Of the stores were placed On
boats and steamers by contrabaods.
Al the Cavalry that remained before the
final departure Of the land forces, acted
as pickets, and strong rear guard
Of infantry and artillery were placed
SO as to protect the baggage trains. The
sick aud wounded were placed on good steam
boats and were among the first to move into
the stream. The contrablnds were shipped
on schooncrs, targes and pontoou boats. Gen.
Mcclellan and most of his staff went by
land
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
NEW YORK, Aug. Is


\ letter from surgeon reports that he
saw SO dead rebels in one small cornfeld at
Blton Rouge.
Lieut.. Norcgcss OF the 50,h Mass. arose
from sick bed, j1inel his company
in the thickest Of the fight, and with his own
hands saved a field piece about to be taken.
Tac rebel wounded state that Gen. Rug
Eles WIS Killed. Ono rebel stated that their
loss was 500.
MIN battery saved Che Dig, when two
shiIds o. It's number were on the sick list.
The secassi0nists IN Baton Rouge fred on
cur wounded as they were being brought IN,
consequently their houses were being pulled
Owl.
Breckenridge on the morning Of the fight
made a speech promising his men to have
band playing in the State House at Q. A. NJ.
The Steamer United States from Newport
with troops has arrived
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
NOTICE.

PuE1r. CHiTrEyDEN,l CHuESDES CeuSlr
COURT.
HOLDEN PUrSAM, q,
ErALs & Trustees, April Term A.D. 2.
PECK & COLBY.
w HEaEAs Edward J.. Phelps and Lucius l..
w Cli.tenden, late partners under the name
Of PHELPS 6 Chittenden. at this term Of said Court
commenced their suit against Holdea Putnam, o.,
Of Freeport in the state Of Illinois Luther Cross,
Jaber VI. Ellis and Levi Boutwell, Of Montpelier,
in the County Of Washington and State vi Yer
mont. as principal Defendants, ami summouing
l.. 3. Peck and Stodiari B, Colby, c1-partneIs
unier the name Of Peek Colby, Of said Ncutpe-
lier as Trustees Of said principal Defendants, de-
cl1riu- against slid principal Defendants In an
ac.iop OF debt upon book account demanding two
hundred dollars damage
And. whereas it is made 10 appear o. the Court
here that said Holden Putnam, %, resides with
ont this State and has not had personal notice %
the tendency Of this suit.
Therefore, it IS ordered By the Court that said
cause be continued 20 the next Term thereof % be
holden on the fourth Tuesday Of September, A, d.
ls62. and that the said Holden Putnam, II, be
notified OF tho tendency thereof by publishing
Ibis notice containing the substance Of said decla-
ton in the Burlington Free Press, a newspa-
rer published at Burlington, In said Chlttenlol
County, three weeks excessively, tho last puoii
cation 10 b. az least twenty days before the rext
Term Of this Court.
Dated al Burlington, il sail Clitteulen COUNTY
this 30th day Of May, \. d 1867
A. j. HOWARD, Dep. Clerk,
DAyirL ROBERTS, At-'y for Plaintils-
w-w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
NASHVILLE, Aug. j.

The Railroad train from Huntsville was
fired into to-day near Columbia. Two men
of the Sd Ky. Regiment were wounded and
one woman and a child killed.
The rebel forces are reported to have eyac
uated Chattanooga, making a northern
movement. No houses were burnt at Gala
tin by Morgan. The Union refugees from
Gallatin have arrived They are content to
remain here ana await the issue OF events.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
AVN W. CLARK-s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons ,ol-
IeuIsrsrcr or cHIrrESDES SIS cerred in tae Is
tsss Of Ann W. Clark, late of Burlington in said
District, deceased. erecting
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington. with
in and for the District Of Chi.,euien,-0l the 81
day of August A.D. 1902, an instrument, purport-
in- t1 be DE last VIII and Testament, OF Ann "
CLARK, late ri Burlington in said District deceased,
was presented 90 the Court aforesaid, l1- Probate
And it is ordered by sail Court that llc ll-l
day of August A. D. Ist-, 40 the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington, be assigned i9r proving
said Instrument; and that notice thereof be 81 en-
70 all persons concerned, by ru5lislia--ais o-lsF
three weeks excessively iu the trle Pres news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous '9 The
zine appliu-c-.
Therefore ycu are hereby notified 60 appear BE-
fore said Court. 40 The timo and place Aforesaid.
AMI c1ntcs, the probate OF said wili if you have
,agEc.
Given under my band 90 Darlington, in said
District. this "a day o. August A. D. lsa-.
views D. FRENCH, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
cAMBRIpcE CATTLE MARKET.

Wednesday, Aug. 20.
At market t77 Cattle, about 500 Beeves and
AZ Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
one, two and three years old
Market bee.-extra per cwt. So 5a CSC. LIST
quality, 1915. % DO, s5,25. Sd do. $50.
Working Oxen, 81 Is per pair.
Cows and Calves, SCI, - IS.
Yesrlings, s. 80 so.
Two years old, Sl3 a Is. Three years old SIS
sl9.
Sheep and Lambs i5e7 at market. Prices, in
lots s. co, ? % 2s7. Extra Selections, So 90
sl5a3 81.
Hides Il &c per ID; Pelts SIC a 81 90 each
Calf skins 9 C per 10.
Tallow 4 4 C per 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.

Il Is remoIed that Col. Co5coran will be
made u Brig. General tomorrow.
Thurlow Weed sails for Europe next week
on important service for the government.
Col. C1rcorau says that Gen. Prince. who
was taken in the recent battle beyond Cll-
Pepper, is kept in a prison Over dead house
and that al the other officers captured from
Gen. Pore army are sianefully treated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

GooD FOR EIcHw5ND.-Atthe war meeting
held there Wednesday, we learn that a
bounty Of 500 was voted for each Of the
towns quota of nine months men, and a
Committee of SIX appointed to raise and dis
bur-e the funds necessary. The Committee
CONSISTED of Messrs. Henry Giilet, E. B. An
drsws, [ D. Mason, j. /. Mason, G. p.
Rhodes, and Ira Styles.
81. ven men enlisted on the spot.
The Attendance was very large, both of
laIIes aud gentlemen, Rev Mr.. Fuller, Rev.
Mr. Cutting DR.. Sprague, and others, ad-
dressed the meeting.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

BIZ made a few desultory remarks. said the
Eohoolmaster. Mrs. Darlington stopped suddenly
IN the hustle she was making around the table for
tea, and gsEsd over her specs thoughuully. Lean
ing plate ed ewiss, If 10 enforce her views
by the support il gave her, Il suppose it was be-
cause he was We. K, said she, ''but AVER 5 PILLS
Will cure Inn. l never knew EN- to fail. They
are very solitary in such cases" "Really, mad
am replied he. Il cannot guess your meaning.
You said Gyseutery,' said she, laying down the
Plate and putaag spoon in the preserves. 81
said desultory, said be- smiling, quite differ
eut thing "No matter" said she, looking up in
time O. b-E Ises ears. who was putting paper
down tie chimney Of the kerosene lamp. The
pills are good Tor bJtl, dare say, for they cure
almost al the diseases in the o9Inucopia.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

Archbishop Hughes delivered most
trio;ic sermon yes erday in St. Patrick
Cathedral. After rociting his course of ac-
ton IN Europe, he called upon the whole
North to come out in its strength, for yolun-
teering to continue AMI for draft to be
made. lie suid that 800, 900 was not enough,
but that 900, 600 more should be called for,
that the whole people should insist upon be.
ins drafted, and bring this unnatural war to
a speedy close by nam strength.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
FROM 4 REBEL PRISON.

Cart J. T. Drew writes as follows. from
SALISBURY, N. c., Aug. End 1862
My Dear Friend
We have seen the cartel Of our exchange, sign
eli On the 22nd Of July, and are snxiou5ly await
,np the time when we shall be released To-day
the order came for sons Of the hostages, SO We
e9lcluds that the privateers. or portion Of them
have been sent over. Maj. Wedges, LIST Artillery
T.. S. A, the one who made such efforts to pre-
rare Fort Pickens to entertain Bragg, and Lieut.
C,I. Ntf, Of Kentucky, are the ones who 60 hr't'
A long IN rrisonment together, and common ms
fortune have made Us all feel for each others in
forests. and l sincerely hope that our Government
viii give these men a chance to do both them
selves snd their country justice.
Yours Fraternally.
j. DREW.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
1AuFs MARINERS ESTATE.

NFTE, tho subscribers, having been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittcnden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons AGAINST tn estate Of james Mariner, late
Of Richmond in said District, deceased represented
nsolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibit
ell in oas.t thereto; and six months from the day
Of the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend to the business Of cur
appointment, at the dwelling Of the deceased.
ia Richmond, in said District, the eth days Of
November aud February next, az 10 o'clock A..
NJ, On each Of said days.
Dated this jth day Of August, 4. D. ls62.
JOHN L. MASON, Com,si .,isner..
AK. JACOBS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22

THE LATEST News this (Thursdayl nom
ing. states that rebel troops have taken
Gl41bzv.lla Tenn. and are advancing on Forts
Henry and Donelson. Stonewal jackson S
oficiaI account of the battle of Cedar Noun
tain claims brilliant victory.
There is no further intelligence OF the
movements Of Gen. McClellan's army, and
the Richmond and Petersburg papers pro
fesssd to know nothing about 1t, for once.
Tie rumors Of the evacuation Of Chatta-
norea by the rebels continue to come. Fed
eraI troops are arriving rapidly at Nashville.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
NASHVILLE, AuE. 10.

The report Of the evacuation Of Chatta-
uooga by the rebels lacks confirmation.
Eight thousand letters went North in the
mails to-day.
1t Is reported that a camp Of instruction
for from so to 100000 Western troops is to
be located near Nashville.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
EATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
THE BEST ~ TIE WORLD.

Wililm 5. Bachelor celebrated Hair Dye
produce a color lot 20 be distinguished from na-
turc-variantll no, 90 iuju-o the Hair ia the
lcasti remedies the ia effects Of bad dyes, and in
vicorales the Hair for life. GREY, RED. OF
RUSTY HAIR instantly turns sricniii Black
or Brown, leaving tae Hlir soft and beautiful
Sold by all prasgisls, &c.
6The Genuine is signed WILLIAM 4
BACHELOR on tts four s's,. -fsaet b7r.
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Nashville. Aug. II

Two bridges IN the Kentucky and Edge
field Railroad were burned to-day By the reb-
els. Ooe over TIE Red River. The Railroad
track This side Of Tullohama is reported torn
NJ. All Railroad Communication with
Nashville j. cut n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.

ra,HE Y,uSG LADIES SEMINARY conducted BY
i Rev. Mrs. b. W. SMITH will open lie FALL
or WNTER SESSION. on Thuvsday, he 2sfh day Of
AseHn next, and close the 23d of January.
The Department for LADS and foUSo GESTLE-
EEs, who desire 20 Ct themselves for business or
or College, will open at TIE same time.
1t is desirable that tlose who may wish TO avail
themselves Of the advantages Of the Institution
should make application as early as is convenient
to the Principal
REV. B. W. SMITH.
Burlington, Vt, Aug. !, 1862. d&w3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
Dietl,

In Burlington, Aug. IS, Frank Allen, infant
son Of 3. &. and Caroline ~ smslley, aged Il
months and / day.
OF c consumption Aug llth, At tho residence Of
his father at West Hartford, Martin L. Diniek Of
Bethel. aged { yelrs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
REMAINS.

The number Of cattle was not SO large a last
week but quite enough for the demand as there
was quite a number left over. No change to no.
tce in prices Extra sold full as high as the sup.
ply was short.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-22
BALTIMORE, Aug. d..

NlLIIl-l.--i w =
A dispatch FROM Gen. Kelly, who is at
Cumberland, Nd, says our pickets were
cred On at the bridge On the Romney Road
yesterday p. N. A force was sent IN Tur-
uit who overlook the party o.. bushwhalk-
rs near North River Mills anil attacked
them, killing t.r notorious guerrilla ho'-
Edwards; thsrcst escaped tftis u ln'un-
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USDERHILL ACADEMY.

tKIIIIS FALL TERM Of this Institution will
L commences Thursday, Sept. 4, and continue II
weeks. Students are earnestly requested to be
pre- ent at the opening of the Term.
GEO. n. ABBOTT, Principal.
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Col. Chas p. Stone, L. S. A., and Brig
Gen. Of Volunteers, who has been confined
at Fort Lafayette, Is at liberty, and stopping
with bis family in this city.
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