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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
RAILROADS.
nlsslsslppi and Missouri Rairea1s

Mississippi and Missouri Rairea9'
w. vvonoop Arsnngoment, loo9. !
1veiss ~ ~ Ok;esSo tims. ssssh q tsslss -
ssss jsstss sAss Dsss~por sinss
nH AND AFTER MONDAY. JAN. 1sfn.
~ 1852, aaA until farther nosiess Haaesags'
srains viii leave Davenport ~ fo'io~ss
le.cs4. y. for Marsngo and wsshinsto'.
ssArxs Aaalvs At DAvxsrosr ~ s'LIov''
ASep. =. from Narsngo and wa1hiassos.
aornns trains out Of Davenport VIII n.ks ARE
ceussc.ion. .. M.rsngo. low city ana y. -" e,
}rsns from .b. West ssn,scs q I D:.Sp FL
~.,h trains Of the Chicago aad kscE l1sso
Nd for All points East, NORTH and eso... -
:: :%iss'. !. q q T.. ss'
heir '''S IN M JOHN =. TRACY. Gent sap't.
KivsAl., Ass't Sup't. -.
davenport, January Is. 1sSl.-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

CORNER SECOND Ae0 NAM era.
oAvOn02ort, iowa. !,
0lI4LBTT 4 maSkr........ p,s....sIs..:......'
Ia fFICR FOR STAGES LEAVING ron ~.
~ Us.se. fiasstsas Lyass, Dewitt, ~ 49, ~
A1.a9oooss y 81 t%@@ lfonan&-See
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

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asas xssIs
s,~a.9 dgissw al @419iiNz S1sNaa
uas1e alsss4. l44 ,asyis 81 >3ia nsasassfa ssaas
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
GeeD MEMS reR IrRxlell


.
nr Rnr6sa nsalAhrotAd
Caeaneee the 1outn. rannee me 6fsaeas removes
~ nS xastne. ss'nnS 1e 81 ose % AEass's4
A'sAs AO'ess'' 49, -
46(1eeOyIO Tor DeeGOoeW 00e1ooo
sVkE AVU1n, CAHkEk 81C.,
and ,s tho s''s ana ch'sp'e wash u
49,
Bad Teeth and Foul Mouth not unlrsousntly
eve find it fer the best powder for the tsstl.
child should have it At hand.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

ses ri e-g ID i saSaSl ~ $3.50
s -. sss.1 tissss sayl1 sas IA Z
= ~, ssse 10 u 5sbra1 afls sssaa ~
s,.,s.; lid rf shhsvy t saoAs ss ''saa' -'''4
Sf449o 4 EalL sss.~
.neissEaa xasA dis,T - -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
SORE MOUTH, CAHEHR ETC.,
a7o. FDR BOTTLE.

Bad Teeth and . Foul Mouth not unfrequsntly
cause . Consumption Of the Langs, Dyspepsia,
and numerous other serious dissssss.-(Sse ".
Fitch's observations. quoted in Dr.. Hnrd6 Treat
ise on Preserving Tssth.I
Ladies will no longer tolerate Bed Breath In
levers and husbands, when Pure, Sweet 1esath
may p 20 easily obtained BY the use r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

49, &yi5s s-st7 eA -
,ataga3 {-osl - kass aa @Ai
u zaa..- kes-rs ssss
.aATsoo = rlslSi
ss;soaeo --xswt'asr ss--sss - rs - !.
$3.50 .x;sI ~ae al. 40 ISL r. go &
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23
Dr.. Hurd's Mouth wash.

DR. II URD Dis
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-23

Clsansss the Mouth. PaaiAss the Breath, removes
ell faint, whether arising from Bad o. Artificial
Teeth, Tobaeeo, etc., and = the
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE

Rev. ,. q. Brad .hnsv, PrIhslrl


ItHE next Session 81 til. Institute will csmH Hepce
i Monday the lst day OF September next lInder
the direction and professsrship OF the Rev Mr. rId-
shaw. whp has hsi charge of III for the last ten
months.
The Trustee. In making thir arnor tcement vsonld
Smost especially appeal to AL citizens Rho have
daughters 70 educate. send them 10 nix institsn
llr. Bradshaw has had charge Of ta school fol the
last ten months during which tine he has rendered
ample an might say sriter >ali-tactita ID the
Trustees. patrons aud pupils. Thete 1eEerwas 4 bttt
FER time fot to educate their DIN ght~rs tlian now
money 10 plenty everything f4Iaer raises bears
swo prices "a the Tuition TO this y hol Is the ka,s
that Il was wncn everything WaS ~ INV asfiksl7
What excuse can there be for a man Who nesl
lecfs educate hf- daughter2 Noae- Because here
IN Ceve Sgd h Altuy locality, Ne kaye lnsiifule
Nth an excellent instructor. aided b sufficient ur
OF Assistarts to instruct all who may arorit nftl
their patronage. l.rt and all put their stuld-
- he wheel and build up sueh s. hops will be ol
fi5alcu1bie benefit 10 and a.ihpaor to our town
Ne have the bnilding aud We nave ;as TacAFrs Tie
balance devoives mp the people We hope they my
noby perform thor duty FL
The Trusl ees ara thankfal 70 the i.izeus fcl the
Pstronags bestos.l upon Mr., Hr sdshaw hesefdfols
end are glad 10 knaw that under his admiuiktatibn
me- Institution mas net lost any 81 the euEaee icn
tstion Il sustained In the batter dyso of the Rsalb
r..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
To the Farmers Of East Tennessee

y NJ al 1IIcIs Ul 11dsI 1tHutbStf.
our armies need all the Hogs aud Cattle yod car
" fatisn. and liberal prices will Be paid for nork
Hsgs Bssves aad Corn. r. u
| have been assigned 10 the purchase Of hogs
bsevea corn. &C. in East Tennessee aud will apboint
sufficient humber of agents TO assist and define
their territory. aad will in due rins publish their
r. II Ii
have determined t. make pfI-ss ~ unIforFaf and
hbsralT and nope every hog in Eaa Tennesss tuital
bic for pork. will be fattened. H
Ny ONCE. for the present. is Atlanta Ga-HtHre-
sovs 10 kheIyille soon siters adaresssd 70 as q
- }. F. CUMMINGS. f
sspsotf ueiar and G. 4. q A.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
Harm FOR REM.

HANEa farn 10 Tent. containing r.nsft ave
acres 81 cleared land. dwelling house With four
rooms kitchen. hegre cabin gin house aud strew
with other outhuildings. The place lies in Btrtor
sornty Georgia, the Efowah river ak lea from
Kingston. Any person wanting 10 rrn. sue blare
would do well 10 call upon !. 81. Todd. ehaiThnboga
Tenn. or J. Yarbsrouah, near the pl4cc. - t.
= decl0F--w y. MeTQffD.1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

THE PEHBrETox SrEEcH PR0SorScrD A
HoAk--We pnblished the other day. from the
Philadelphia Inquirer. a speech pIirporting 10
have bern r3afs by Lieut.. Cen Psnherfan.
upon assuming command or this Gepzrfrnrnf-
Tie speech 10 remarkable chiefly Tor iis de-
nnne;ation Of level and the declzrafioz fis.I
IN The event Of English iniervenfioi, the troops
Of the South would se found Il -hting si1e ~
side 9Th these Of the korll against Tie for
-igu inirndsfs The New YORK lTorid says
the speech was sent North BY New o. leans
editor and that the thing may bs fairly de-
nounced "a ssnseless aftemrffo impose upon
the crsduiity of the Northern people.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

ARREzT o. Rrr- J. r GpaTn-RsT- = r.
Graves of Orange c5nnig. North CzroIina.
'~iio recently puiiislsed = lsftor n > Richlond
paper. detailing the wonderful enarEy and
preparnfions of The Sorth 70 crurh he rubsll-
io1. kas been arrested IN RichDsnd On =
'chsrgs of disloyaliy and sent q C.1to Ihnn-
49,
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LIvERPooI- Novembsr %. 4. BreadstufE.
quiet and steady Prsvissoiis inactive Con
SIS 935sa93. Ere Shares. 421s(9 49,. lii
lloi- Csntisi. 425z(d4l y discount.
Confribn<ions ior the relief ol tile distressed
Lancashire operatives continued on = Eost
magnificent scale.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
5000 REWARD.

DUNAwAr. or was d royed an by soae peI.an
l. on the 3iSt Ocinber last ny ne gro woman Nam
cy; about 30 years old copper calrd s1lare bltilt
Irsrt fset rgincles hfsh or more weighs Isbfar
81 pounds. round smooth i4rc slious good da1Isf
the whites Of her eyes. has dirk nesh mark anlrr
right wriat about ~ large ~ ceat niece / ake
good reasen to b.lievc she has forged pas. peril bs
free pass. Any person apfireheaiing aid e4rfa
whether with pass without or IN ehArg- or uider
BE proertiPn OF any pc son III u. dr ienaiel lor
Alone. and tfver her to II t1slun,us t;eoi..ss
eonfne her in ia 80 fhaiI can rrt her wal
receive the above reward NlneY ". raise ii EaS.
Tennessee. and HIS lived in t;reeayifle Knox ffiei
Cleveland. Il kut:anooga and I,alfor Her lrn1ttef
<DsflA B sfFnd free women, and her brother ~,
3iss - Siae II
her way there. In add an to tbs above roEtafliI 1
will pay nny dollars for eydesce suaitiest % dosIsarr
any person of baI boring her. LACK or 1hite. lAhy
Information concerning her in tire last four rkak.
will be literally rewarded I'd no questions askfil III
4 Address w Y! RARpENl Ed
u Dee. l2-Jw foiurrtizs Il Il Il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

- Nolhine uzs hard iron M Eunbpsts - rtt
fer.lay- T-ursday. tEo of the. urnt fazt1. na1
nhes nearly oDp-its Nr- Bake's Place r.ne n en1-
rifho1t daing any damage. h1reEer- Th- boafs
then L e four E1sts a1i ilnnri.sftlF = ithir
rT--rrrt...r IFrfr. Il
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

DEa7H or GES- T. X CoBB--Privaio dis
s,atcI,es rrs.erdav. announced rhe szd intelli-
ssnce that Gen T. r. r. Cobb. % Gesrgia.
vas killed IN one of the recent engagements
u~ar Frsfericksbnrg- He has yielded Up his
life In behalf Of his fatirs S0uih-added one
more name fD fbs bright record sf Southern
hsrosr-and bequeaihed an hon0rei name tn
his pssteriry and 10 ~ Siafs.-Augi.zfa Ca
sfarfiorqlia 11fi, ~
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
STRAYED OR SIOLEN.

ny S.as ssass s1 On resdsy sy @ ss H
sad die on each side of the kick "a crease ure the
throat near his hfeasta small whte spot The ems
81 the nose liberal revhld will De paid soi IN.
Psnsy and e2s 90 for the thief. U stolen. til
Chattanooga. dee INV, III
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Rates CT Advertising.

One Square Of TES LISFs rr ess one nseriioh
IL Co; and so cents for each subs quent inseridn
less than one month.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.

ArersTA. Dec. ls.-=Ti,e steamer Herlla A.
rived Al confriersis port to-day viii rai.,-
Tie cargo
Gen. 7. n z C0bS's re-a,ins rsacAs1 here
i9slay. T..ey were met bx = large crowd Of
citizens an'l soldiers
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19
VOLUME I.
Terms of subscription.

~ The CksH must accompany all orders for nj
paper Shinpiasters Of private persons will rtceisg
ninn Therefors such shin asters ad bel n
not Be sent 10 ns.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

o-si"E Attempt az itsb~ry a. cpiuu9lla- y G.
The Soa;h Czroiinian. publishsd - c1l1z-
b. :. G. gi,es the following arspssni II :
l.oii aisd reckless plot. hzfchci IN auEusts.
"a. i.y . couple Of weil-knouu and apparent
y respectable men from si,at CT, AM a..
ii.s.s-.i A. - II rlls.ia So
the carolini4n:
This icsi-n MA ,rh uas neither "a ,re mr. less
rIian tie midnight psla-e OF ihs lsovrr.iis..it
Sank Note En-ravin- ai1l Printing osi-s hers
hal - ar silc escd- tlaf. lat Tor f.se z-rir.ev
y Lac hrs <u~icici.> zs 10 f.i- bnI sh7r- file-
Houid have got OF Tifi tl-ir enorrasls
ls,tfs- T. tle cnipable betrayal or tsrist of /.
Wafcii engaged 10 protect the premise during
llnIissson. and 90 far escaping witli her plun-
der. Is aitogeEher dde- The csiahiisiineni. .d-
l3inS Main slreef ~zs broken into on Wedns.s-
day night. OF Thnrsd4y naoruiisg last; severrI
iicksd drawers we're broken oI,rn. ard bilis ta
tie amonur ~ So 900 carried on Ne cl,ssr-
ffllx psi.iist the faci. an Il nay perhaps be a
caution 10 iniendei or prescst visitors Of a
dishonest stamp 10 know. lkai their brsthrsn
ef,s-ed IA tins eurrz-s are now azfsiv N
mons Fortunately ior the pnblSc AID the
cfrlieinplAfei neF is<ses CT confe ierafe States
bills. suspicion a. - ihs parties engaged ID
fle robbery took the right dirccfiun from the
tune of lfs discovery. The oScial activity Of
llr- Bnrdeli. our Cllisf Of Police. Is beyond AL
Pfalse. Tor before the thieves hid ws,l recsr-
efed from thc frst 'eelings Of pleasure AZ their
-cccess. he iisl them safely hagged. and with
tiie Whole Of their plunder. sa;eS lodged IL
rfison-
The names Of the men are Captain Wm- H.
Lake. Lieuf- Jesse n Lawsoil. aiins Sorth.
W B. king. alas Williams. EuEesis H0rl@r.
ard - accessory 70 the crime. woraan i.sr1sd
Ltnlsa Kelly They have underEone sercr.l
Examinations. ard - the evidence in addifisn
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

- Our army IN E-strrn Ni-<i>ti7 y = A. Okalcr1
rruie riilare faT rliles Ncrtl r.l1rnr1~, t1e
sislh,ie ant Ol'ia fl1l R1a1. G-n Peub-fton = 81
Grensdl riih fns forrs rsesn'lT n=nr H,AJ eprlssa
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

81 Th- Chiraro Tine- s.ys Ssnssst. are 1-srinE
Cairo rspdy an1 transports loadtd uir1 troops pas
douu daily
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ID Mo.I2 y. 3 No.ll Na.Ie Mo / z d

sr Advertisements NOT nl1rSe1T on cn5y for
speeided time will be t.lbiisheI ons ma ,th In
cha ged accounting ta fllr a,ovk rates II
SPECIAL NoTIcxs charged ahr .nrce an.l n h IT. H
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

NsHiavs tbs moment conc INTO pas<essio1
9f copy Of the Cincinnati cpmtnerc;7i
iIproug the Kindness OF a Lady ffi.nd mho
has jnktipassed through the Feder.lIiaies fton,
Nashville. We make the following extracts ::
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

LAY ,ssh h4t thr,5I IL from NashviIis has cent
''s cfpk ISi tie ciasinail an.sz ssi .: the 10th
fL,l fisLF iiS NaSiivFs csFrtspepdcnt. under date
Of lhd bsh lLiani which iie EnAke ! he exlr.let.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-19

was an immense psessnre OF spectators in the
S27sr o. Inquiry where he gave his evidence.
lie declined any public decentralization what
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24

From the Stars and Stripes.
- 3 - =. ~

SApAcc1DEsI-Ssvs dsys snesy MIRA
Anderson, of pittsfsrd Township, wifeof one
of l4ars in Capt Roszell's company,
whlSs1gagcd agrind59g segar cam, had
.hersaE gel.&aught in - cd Of tbs mill,
and her hand 80 drawn in and smashed be-
tween them, that the part of it had to be am
putated. We have not learned which hand
it was, but the accident is severe one, which
ever it may be. Sho has four little children
dependent on her labor ard care. She is en-
titled TO tho sympathy and assistance Of OUT
c'''1e |lFTIEj s. TT5AC =
SuicIDE.-We are Informed that on Or
about the 9Th of this month, = Miss Waters,
young woman of intelligence and respecta.
bi!ity, residing with her parents and brother
in Ablionjrownship in this County, commit
ted suicide, by hanging herself. She had
been at work rs usual about the house, had
knsaded batch Of bread, and placed it un.
der the fstoye to rise, when she left her work
andHwsntintoS q grsnary, or some out house,
and put an end to her earthly existence in
the manner above stated al W have not learn
ed whether any cause for this sad act is
known or conjectured. d - @EI.5 49,. Fl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24
Watches &Jewelry!

W Ino RICHEST 0ost kasaionAble Patterns.
OFFERED At wHot. rsAIr At prrA,I ppna1crs /, (,
800, ,,,,,.,, " .s.'.. A.A AL HNIero :
VIZ Hv y,. ~ bkOL., Nos. ds " NASSAU STREET,
Hs I'M nsk, s,ahamc.0rers ana importers OF Az the
L. Hcn sno Mosl popular styles OF WATCHES and
Jew LIN Deng ae.ermned upon increasing their Eus-
~ ~ sassn. 91sr ns lTsTny elegant
ornaIes'ss d. Wy Low fnces following:
MAGlI tiME ossE kNEK, being q Hunting spd open
ss o., t \. LA IN ~ one tAe pseta
;..; M, anu .'.eapess naeh IN the World
i. ~ So , - IA 49,. .whsfen.
,,,, DE-; sv r. 800 T.e ooes nos sost
up MarMT,nu co,,pos,r,oS = .arn - =,
HUuIN0 COMPuSlTlON Y ASED LbSkkk, Enylish
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24
RELRAsRD UNION 'PRIslIO l!,iiIsII:sI.

| Last week about two hundred of the Un-
isr officers captured by the rebclsat the bat
tie Of Shiloh, reached Washington, HAVING
besn exchanged. Amonsthe.number is Gen.
Pientiss, swhp. givssaccsuats dssthe -trsat-
ment they received while in rebel prisons,
which do not rebound to the honor and hu-
mainly Of the Southern chivalry." From
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We clip thcl follow
ing:
They beiong mainly Is The sth, 18TH, 3D.
and 14th Iowa regiments. They reached
here in rAsgeshahd dirty condition, but
generally in good health. There have been
good many deaths among them, from fe-
vers and other causes. Several have been
killed by the rebel guard. Among the lat.
ter was Lieutenant, Bliss, Of the I'd Michigan
battery, who was shot by sentry, in pure
wantonness, and without the slightest pro-.
vocation. = General Prentiss states that their
treatment laterly in Georgia was extremely
brutal. One hundred and fifty were con.
fined III . close, small room, and their food
was thrown in among them as II they had
been 50 many hogs. s.,.aa. g.. ! ia
Wildcat Atlanta seven Union men were
executed close to the prison OF the National
officers. At Tuscaloosa one Of our men was
shot in the head while looking out Of win
dow, and fell into the street corpse.
Capt. Lawler, of the 10th Illinois, WAS
placed in close confinement for two weeks
on bread and water for simply answering q
question addressed to him by enc Of his own
men. The guards were ordered to shoot
down any officer who might be seen speaking
to one OF his men. One private soldier died
from absolute starvation on the way from
Tuscaloosa to Montgomery, and others were
only barely kept alive by eating the crumbs
thrown Oh the lever deck from the cabin ia
bic. .Agrsat many died from sheer neglect
and when appeals We're made for medicine OF
attendance for the sick, the reply generally
WAS that to neglect the Yankees was the best
way to get rid Of them. a. S@
One Of the guards at Madison had purse
and razor strop, which he ostentstiously dis
played IS being made from the skin of a
Yankee; another, spur from a Federal jaw
bone, and an other card, in which had cen
inserted Yankee teeth. ,.s a.va.a-eA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24
.AuoUTTnT THfaTY.rTnsT.

In the Thirty. first Iowa Regiment, rcndez,
vopsed at davenport, BLACK Hawk County is
Represented BY three lcompanics, viz Gem.
pany B, Opt speer *from Cedar Falls
Company @, Capt. Cook. frSm Waterloo
Company d, Capt. Dearth, from La Porte.
Three companies from Jones County; th,es
companies from Jackson, and one from Linn,
complete the Regiment. stIlSRStf -tl
1t is ono Of the best Regiments Iowa has
produced (which Is saying much and 50 far
as we are enabled to judge from present in
formation, We conclude it is Differed by men
Of no second rate abilities. .,,,s az, No esss
The Col, q lawyer We bslieve, Of Marion,
Linn county, shows anaapness and energy
in the conduct Of military matters. which
cannot fail to bring upon his command a
worthy reputation, and insure success to the
great cause wherever he may b. called to
battle. s'!aj@'o n" 7,&., &c.,.
Lieutenant Colonial jenkins, Major Cutler,
and Adjutsnt Blackmar, We should cenel 4do
to be men well chosen, and calculated 10 keep
bright the fair fans sf Iowa ssldisry.
Companies \ and have been armed with
Enfield rifles the remaining companies will
be furnished with the smooth.bo musksts,
AZ the rides are not obtainabls for the eatire
Regiment. -. s,.,,, s.s ..s.., -~r a.
Last week the Regiment wss uniformed and
paid of, and granted furlcugh Of six day,
that the men might be enabled to visit their
homes before their Anal departure. b ,sra
ms The Regiment will without doubt be order
cd dswn the river. to ST. Louis or Memphis
by Monday or Tuesday Of the coming week.
The boys are ready and anxious to go; the
ssansr," they say the better. st.8 ma..J
il Black Hawk being 80 largely represented
in this excellent Resilnent we have Al unu-
sual iktsrest in its welfare. Thatit will new
sr cast shadow upon the proud glory Of
I. Iowa boys" We know full veil by the many
strong arms and brave hearts whs have been
our companions and friends for years, now
identified with the Thirty -Arst Regiment Iowa
Volunteers! iat,Gs1 ! E-ial 5at GEM
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24
-,-,- gslt.st-s falt d. NJ TkUhBuLL,
L. Col. Commanding Sd Iowa Infantry.

"A New CURRENCY "A new plan for obSi-
ating the small change trouble has been sug
gested and is being carried out BY parties in
pedient to adopt until we come back to tho
good old times Of gold and silver. The small
stamps now in use are incased in small
white metal covering, with q mica face, so
that their denomination is easily seen. The
whole is then Of exactly the same. shape,
though not as large or thick as a quarter
dollar, and is az handy in every respect as
ordinary silver change. It can be furnished
at about five per cent premium An effort
is to be u,adc to induce the Treasury Depart
ment to adopt this style of currency in pref
erence to the small. bills which,. it is argued,
being printed ON inferior paper, viii soon BE-
come dirty and raggea,s :. 80 -. - p. I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24

THE Louisville Journal observes that when
newspaper correspondents want to tell big
lie, they generally begin by saying, cit is
stated in Official circles, ~.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24

Tho number Of inmates in the military
hospital At Keskuk, Iowa, including employ
ces, is l 200 persons. The patients receive
excellent attention, and suitable provision is
made for all their wants. a-aa 49, i-r-.sl'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-10-24
NOT A FAILURE.

Tho New York Erening Pest, which has
been the sopdest and most unreasonable Of
the GROWERS and mslcontents the last six
months bas come to a better mind, and now
takes a more reasonable view OF affairs. II
bad an article on Monday in answer to the
question, Has the Administration been a
failure % in which it recounted the victories
OF the year, to prove the negative answer to
the question to be the true ones Ii winds
up the encouraging view'as follows:
4" Sharpsburg, Antietam, Iuka and Corinth
have already made a. brilliant record for the
first months Of Autumn The nation is ami.
mated with the feeling that it has re-entered
Oh the career Of success and never was in
fuller vigor or higher, hope than at this hour.
"The credit of the country is unimpaired,
it's FINANCES well o1ganized aud exhaustless.
Tke'ioy My of Harry land is assured; that OF
Missouri and Kentucky rapidly tending 10
the same condition. New Orleans, having
etjoyearfor six months the benefcent sway
of the Federal Government is fast subsding
into contentment and loyalty The Mississ
ippi, the Potomac and almost the entire At.
lantic seaboard, are in our possession. After
eighteen months Of war, the Government has
at its command the most magnificent army
and navy ever on foot or afloat - as ha'ts
!. .. The Administration has not : been q
failure 1t has been grand and brilIian,
snccess. History will 80 account it, We
challenge the annals of the past to furnish an
example of equal achievement in the same
time, and under suck stupendaus difficulties
The American people are proving; that they
so regard it By the generous and enthusiastic
loyalty with which they arc putting their
Treasure and blood at its disposal. And 1t
remains only for the President to push for.
ward our armies at once ,npep thersbels; to
continue to 'move upon the eneny1swsElss !;
to give rein to the enterprise. the skill, The
daring and the patriotic determination which
has been developed and trained during the
past year Of war, to speedily make an end Of
the gigantic iniquity and the Razne Of Abra.
ham Lincoln will stand on the future annals
of his country illustrated BY a rcnown as pure
and undying as that Of George Washington y
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