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TN NOfIOB 30
i HOTELS, G1OCERS RESTAURANTS, PRIsi
s vAf1 FAMILIES, 10. 'stg
The Subscribers have tust received . fresh shiDs
10 CASES ST. JULIEN AND 1toRRAu =.
CT rs. ,ezsasss
which they oAoe for sale at New York priosas. -
<sas Also, thsy have constantly On had Il Tsa
{ go Large and Wa Seiesed Seas u s-asyss
0hGsss PkAEpdEss o,~. ..u,,.,,. :
BOURBON OLD kIE, SCOTCH, and IRISH
cHIMPAGNES Of an syosits brands,
ENQLISH AND SCOTCH ALESa
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GEHEE f JGkbbRi sa .0S 1HsseIrsa Dar
sAkpINEs, kEMPp THEORETICALLY SEALED
FRENCH, oERMAN and ENGLIsn ooRDIALs.
CONGRESS, eELTzER, KISsEN0EN and ING.
cnoiS asd od S3GA wsAoIUtGHH6Na IMPERIAL nv.
$50 Son. YOUNG HYs6a TEAS, - AA ~
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W." NO CURE, NO PAY!
HOSE Suffering with Gout, Consumption
CHRONIC Rhsnnstisp, NsuIsleia, stia Joints, rp-
bZ Magnetic Treatment or laying on Of hands, by
MRS. WREN, Physician and Midwife. AS X st.,
Hrs. Major Ven, Of Washing ton, festidss that
her violent pains in face and head fhsd no rest .
week. were taken away in the space of q few min
ates. Also, found Mrs. Wren's Magnetic Ointment
very valuable inner family for Prickly Hest, Sore
Nipples, &C.; thinks no mother should be without
Mr.. o., Of Georsetown, Vas given mp by seversi
Physcians; conld only walk With help, having suf-
Tered with, Chronic kheumstism for years; has
been under Mrs. Wren's Magnetic Cure seven
Tghoid Fever yields quickly TO this treatmsnt- >
Mothers should knew that two thirds of chill
drene com plants Are caused by Worms. Ny Nag
nedc Worm Strip cures speedily.
Ny Magnetic Ointment also cures Prickly Heat,
Sore Heads, Chapped or Called Flesh, Chillbiains,
Cuts, Burns. Scalds, Boils or any Cutaneous Erup-
tons Sold a. above, at q csnts per bottle or bo1
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DscEosR5ax q n a 1ays' No H., ~ e. r.
s .:ss'.:ss seEsss $500 g s.s:E
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e ,LIYPsuRNE HOSPITAL, Nay ., ise1.
N0IICl.-On and astes tia aata. yisitara An :
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win, Miss, Friday last on forced marches. A
messenger Just arrived reports that On Saturday
afternoon the ad vance guard under Gen Arm
strong surprised and attacked the Yankees,
o:ooo strong, at luks, driving them out OF the
own and taking 40 prisoners. Gen. Price,
vim The main body, came up Sunday morning.
ihe enemy 0ed in the direction OF Eastport,
eaflng in our hands Si00,1O0 worth Of stores,
Principally fiour and salt Gen. Price gave
chase, and when last heard from was seven
miiss behind tho enemy.
CAPTURE OF THE KANAwHA SALT woRKa
Ihe follow ing dispatch does not state General
Loring's operations 70 quite as late q period as
mat W hich We published yesterday, and which
stated that he had already captured Charlesto ton
But the details which it supplies as to salt and
tns SAT- works, will be very gratifying:
niSHAoND, Sept 10, 1862, (by telegraph from
Duoiin, Sept. l6. TO Hon. George W. Randolph :
General Lorings command entered the Kanawa
Sahnes on last Saturday morning, and took pos
session Of the salt works, closely pursuing the
enemy en- route for Charleston Salt works not
much injured. "A very large quantity on hand,
selling et thirty five fSSj cents per busfft1.
An order has been. sent to me urging the
farmers TO send forward their wagons loaded
with forage, &C., and retlIn with salt.
(Signed0 THos L. BRoUN,
Il Major Commanding Post.
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TELEGRAPHIc. NEWS II p
PROM THE !sMS OF rHE rrrin

HEADQUARTERS Amy ov rHR Pcronlc,
Tuesday Evening, Sept. pt.s2.-InfofmAuon y re-
eeiyed to-day from a servant vhe desertcd fFo1
the rebels yesterday hovs hat teeir los .in
general officers since the late battle W sgTSatfr
than al first supposed. Gen. Wright, of0eofgt&-
was wounded IN two-P.aees;- Gen. Branch, %
Norih Carolina, was kaAlsd; Asoor Geu-lAneu-
CEN Cen SSfsa dssIss ssas, Va. va sliss iaana
rebels admit their loes 10 BE- 2oCcQ at the baft1e
OF Antiesxm md u, ,0Upslnce hey en- tered MAry.
land. The Alabama fsrigaoe, conman1e0 -
Cei; Cornins scssng Bsigadier oeneea, has
The residents ofthis section Of Maryland have
suffered terribly eince its occupation BY Ne two
armies. I'm many cases fantlSes VINO Were
now wwanting the uecesssxses % iifes All1prugo
ana fuel and also suoeistenc< ueed ~ In UFzRy,
whether taken In che regular way BY sespea-
sihae o0icW or taken indiserininass1y ~ shouo
ealls, chief qnG1srlnss ter Of the army ,aaAdCo0g
CLARK, ch3ef Of soheiscencp, when, the prOpe1
afiidayit is made. The claims Of thoeg 'Wo6ooI
barns have been lad waste and buildxnes g.
stIoyed during battle are reierred p heauthoe-.
as loyal; and who have sacrificed 60 much Dor
the Union as those IN this section. are not only
deserving OF ths sym pathy Of every lover Of ne
Union, but the Goyernment should take the
matter In hand and instantly relieve their
The movements Of the rebels are mysterious
The military authorities here feel satisfied that
the whole rebel army is still on the opposite
side OF the river, Information 10 that effect
having been received to-day. Gen. Lee is also
tnere. Ihelr intentions are not Yet developed
Without tents, and in many instances without
blankets or shoes, The present condition of he
rebelarD y would be very uncomfortable should
cold rain occur. With the present weather
oNereoats and blankets are acknowledgements ole
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IMPORTANT FROM LOUISVILLE.
Movement Of Bragg. Army..Fisht With

LOUISVILLE, Sept 22-Evening.-The main
body OF Braggs army is reported 10 have been
al Hodgensyiue, La Rue county, thi morning,
en- route for Bardstown, which place they are
supposed 10 have reached his evening.
Ninety-five Of the 4th Indiana Cavalry AZ
tackled about the same number Of FORESTS reoei
cavalry yesterday mornining, q mile from Leba-
non Junction, and drove them n short dis lance
when the rebels Were reinforced by twice heir
number. Our troops still pursuine, they drove
the enemy into Boston, killing 5, wounding ~, ,
and capturing 81. We lost IL prisoners, And 3
wounded. -,
Governor Robinson has issued proclaIna-
ton calling the citizens 20 arms under Gen.
Nelson for the defense Of the city. Major DELI
has ordered thar business houses be closed.
Gen. Nelson has issued a patriotic, stirring
address 10 his soldiers 20 give a bloody welcome
to.the rebel hordes now invading Kentucky. .aD
The report OF the burning Of New Casfle was
incorrect, and even the surrender Of MorriA is
now discredited in military circles.
Humphrey Marshall with twelve thousand
men and forty two pieces Of artillery, was ex-
pecled 10 reach Paris yesterday morning IL 10
supposed they intend 10 join Kirby Spiths
force al Lexington. !
There has been a great exodus Of women and
children from Louisville. The excitement has
somwhat subsided. The military operations !;
are active and extensive. ...,..5..,
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FROM McCLELLAN'S ARMY. -
Movements of the eArmy-Destination not
Given-The Battlefield.
TCorrespondence Baltimore American. I


SHARPsBUEG, Nd, Monday, Sept. 23.-After
the sharp and bloody work of last week, which
Scared this locality with shot and she'll buried
beneath the now peacefalearth some thousands
OF wars victims, and left in the hospitals still
more thousands of MANNED and wounded suf-
ferers, there has come a lull, in which the con-
tending armies dfe lying quietly WIN me Po-
| opments which will probably, at no distant
day, bring them again into collision. It may
be presumed, aftersuch fighting as that Of We'd
mutual respect for each others proves, and
|, that neither viii rush unadvisedly TO q new
contest without exhausting all the precautions
that generalship and military skill can suggest
In that grand struggle we won a decided ad-
vantage in forcing the enemy to forego their in
yssion OF Maryland and Pennsylvania, and
|, there is no imperative reason why what was
earned at such great loss of the nations Life and
blood should be imperilled by precipitancy.
Since the reconnaissance across the Potomac
at at. Clarssbarg on Saturday last perfect quiet
!, scarcely been disturbed by even the skrmishing
!. Of pickets. We hold the river at sSharpsburS
in strong force whilst the Rebels occupy the
opposite bank, but not, it is thought, In force.
Williamsport we also oscupy in Sufficient
strength 10 resist any hostile Demonstration
there. Harper's Ferry is likewise in our pos.
a reinvasion of the State, or TO recommends of.
fensive operations when Gen. Mcclellan 50
determines.
Meantime the army is not idle. The new
sary 10 perfect them as soldiers for though their
elan and dash in the great battle are everywhere
referred TO with admiration, IL is not less true
that they Were not equal TO the trying positions
in which they Were sometimes placed by the
emergencies of the tight. .- ss'Ei ss..i
The army, moreover, is not still-large col.
uInns Were in motion to-day, going in q direc-
ton that il is not proper TO mention. A regi-
ment of cavalry crossed the river last night
about three miles from Sharpsburg, on a recon-
noissance. The Rebels showed themselves ON
the edge Of the woods, bat made no demonstra.
tion. -, .r
sHAgPsHCRe. -
The little village Of Sharpsburg is literally
overwhelmed by the army. Soldiers swarm
every where, and regiments and divisions move
in Sc many directions that the eye becomes con-
fused in the attempt TO study out or detect the
purpose Of what's going on. Gen. McClellan's
headquarters are in the vicinity, and be may
be seen several times a day moving about over
looking and directing the movements IN pro-
gress. just outside OF Sharpsburg is small
encampment Of hospital tents, accommodating
the wounded left by the rebels in their retreat
They number three or four hundred, and in.
clude many severe cases. Two Of the surgeons
remain with and have charge of them. They
also receive from our surgeons all the attention
and supplies they need, There are not many
officers among them that Were Of higher grade
than cadtain. --...
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IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY.
Mcclellan Crossing to Virginia.

PHILApELPHIA, Sept. IA special dispa:eh
10 an afternoon paper says: - y ~
HARRISBURG. Sept 23.--We have some SIR
ring news from the army ia Maryland and .
Virginia, reeeiyed. through gentleman. who
reached here hast night.
This gentleman was with the Union army on
last Saturday and Sunday. He states that
Mcclellan is rapidly marching into Virginia
by way Of Williamsport ..--y,- .- u. -
Gen. Kenfy's brigade, in advance, went over,
On Sunday night. 'tt-..- - II - a. -
Gen. Couch's division also crossed the Po;o-
mac at Wnlamsport ON Monday 1@Eofs-f'A
Gen Franklin corps was 10 follow fnime- a
diately. - Il. =. t...l -. 49, uis,.sfr,
Gen. Mcclellan and stan were at Williams,
port, actively engaged In superintenoing he
crossing OF nroops. so 10 ..F ~ r
An impression, pre- vailed in the army that
Heintzelman and Sigel were now in Virginia,
and their mission was 20 stop the rebel retreat
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The Baui. Of RIA.

CAIRo, Sept 22.-rhe latest iniornatioh IN
regard 10 the battle Of phA state thai On atux.
day Price was attacked ~ three ppin6aast he,
same time, being nearly surrounded q, He cpfs
his way through At the point whels the l7th
Illinois regiment were stationed. This reGi.
nght.' - y - - - e. s.,s.f a@sl
An attempt was made on Friday by q band
Of rebels 10 burn the hospital, but they were re-
pulsed by our sharpshooters with severe loss.
During the light ON Saturday q body -of Texan
Rangers made a dash on our batter .es, sndnot-
wIthstanding deternined 70 neGstance, xu 60
ceeded in spfldng two guns. Our tyoops'acted
throughout yith,he most pnfinchlng bravery.
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= AGMembers of Congress are 70 be elected this
fall in New York Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Delaware, Iowa, Nassa-
chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New
~ Mr.. Story's two statues, the African Sy-
bill and Cleopatra, have been cold a. the Lon
don Exhibition. The terms are unusually high.
fI,500 was offered and refused for one statue
alone. - 4 - g..
~ .coemopclitan guard - 10 be composed
especially Of foreigners-French,I Italian, Irish,
German and Hunfarian-is now organizing 70
loln C0YSefan'e- IrAh Legiop.
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From Port ReyalEThe- Reb<I Steaaer
Nashville-The 0unboat SOufh CarpIfuI
net Lost asRePersed-Arrivais sf Genefal
Mitchell. rffTv .i-i.s tssent- 50
NEW YoRL, Sept. 23.lThe steamer ArSxo.
from Port Royal on the Goth, mas arrived. The
New South sfases that the rebel stfamer Nash
vile is moored In 0geechee iver beAind q DO w.
erful battery, watching O chance % escape.
The same paper states that me reported loesf Of
the gunboat South CArelina IL chfounded -
she left Port Roys3sery recently for sAs block-
ade OF Charleston. c;r-- Ha = s-aSd--1 III =
0en Mitchen had arrived and fnspecsed ne
troops, and addressed each regiment at Hilton
Head, PULASKI and Beaufort The trocpsase al
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Southern War News4cumberland Cap
a-..s rr - Evacuatea. .fFIfh sax -

Saturday, giving the latest accounts Of the
fighting in Maryland and the SURRENDER et
Harper's Ferryi also containinga d,spAisa frona
see, dated Knoxville, Sept 18th, stating fhat.
the Federal forces evae uasei Cum berland Gap
on Thursday night, and that Gen. SsepheneoB J
was pursu them.
Therebel papers do not reeard this News 60
fayoreble,y a II was supposed oy themss,
Gen. Morgan had been hemned in. -
A dispatch from Mobile on the lGth saws that
Gen. Price had driven. the enemy.i in the dSrsc-
tion Of Eastport, capturing one hundred thoas-
and dollars worth on stures, and thar GsneraI
Price was in pursuit aud only seven miles Be. g
hind the enemy.
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Call for q Cenvension Il the Peep1e An

BosToN. Sept "a call signed ~ come q
seventeen hundred Of the first cisizeuso Of thS0o-
State for q people's convention % bshesden as -
Faneuil lal, October, sth, for the purpoee ck -
nominating candidates for State officers, 10 Be :,
sued to-day Among the sagners OF this call
are a number of4he prominent members Of atts
the old party organizations. 80 80 e1s- :
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0The hydraulic works of the illinois Oeny.
traI Railroad, in Chicago, raise twenty ave
thousand cubic feet Of water IT each reyolusson
Of the lifting wheel In one minute they raise
enough TO cover q surface OF one mile in 1enEsh,
mated that IL the mouth Of the Chicago ry<r,
could be damned mp 20 prevent the waefxet
the lake running in, these works would YQD4
the river dry In two days. The hfu18 -
pumping wheel ie thirty eight feet IN aie4ech
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VERY LATE NEwSFROM THE REBEL
-.. -s 9--.- STATES. .... -..-.....

Richmond Date. September 2oth-Rebei
Accounts of the Fighting in Maryland
The Surrender OF Harper's Ferry-Cum-
berland Gap Evacuated BY General Mor.
gan. ....-
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- The Archbishop OF Cantersegy, -
was this prelate who, by virtue Of hh oUce,
crowned u Qpeen Victoria, baptised all Ne rcya1
children, and performed tae uSsrr1age eeremoxy
Of the Princess Royal
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GIVE NE CALI

IN GIVE NE A CALL! "'.'.-''' -rf y
Il he UnsersigDed espectfull informs his friends
and the public that he viii open his ~
well known establishment this day forfG N AA
the season, He .is. has ea had it thstoughly NAr
been engaged all the sytfnler in bedding q
the most choice OYSTERS the Chesapeake Bay
could produce, in his famous creeks st Pney Psint
viii receive by the steamer James Guy, from
Pinsy Point, twice a week, a fresh sappy inde-
arrangements there win be no failure in filing any
contracts that may be made with the establis
ent Of the blockade. -. -. *
Ny arrangements are so complete that it can cope
with any house in the United States. TFl
pledge myself to pay particular attention to fur
nishing hsteis, restaurants, suffers and private
families, at the lowest cash prices. =
Win keep also on hand q fine assortment fresh
canned FRUITS and hermeticslly sealed MEATS
md VEGETABLES. T. M HARVEY
Depot 2e1 O ST., between 10Th and 18th,
seS-u Washington City, ID. G.
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yellow Fever at key West. '-s..f;T q
PnIIApELPHIA, Sept. 23.-A Key Wea letter
OF the 18th reports foriy-sx cases OF yellow
Twenty three deaths had occurred. =
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Is Constantly receiving, and has always on hand,
& full supply Of all the most celebrated n
WAToAES that are manufactured in Eng E2A3
land, Switzerland and America, both in Gofdfz
and Silysr r, cases G He also keeps large stock Of
With Diamonds. Emeralds. Rubies and all other
SEM He is also nlanufaeturine all kinds of Solid
Standard Silver Ware and keeps Swords, Reyol.
yers. Sword Belts and Sasaes Bowie Knives, Razors
seis.ors, God, Silver. and Steel Spectaeles, and q
great variety OF other things usually kept in Jew
elry store and all at the very lowest price No 33S
Pa. avenue between 9Th and 10Th streets. fe l5-rf
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NULFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
tSsndv SprsWs Poe QGu,
NemsSessfrv CbHssv, AarytaS9R
Yhs sxerstses Of thE School win commence on}sne
lsS Of oeScber. For parneulass APply 70 yA5 e
1kLLOWELL, Hropeietor, OF HAAhinE :.
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A rTENTI0N, Suffers AND OTHERS.
.y CIDER-CIDER-CIDER.
50e Barrels Of Wilson & Lawrence celebrated
NEWARK CIDER fer sale in quantities to sui
pnTchasers,-an at eur usual New York prices
Address WILSON q LAWRENCE,
se+lm- Seconds near Pa avenue.
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"RHFs TENTS Suffers TENTSLHsm.
mosis and Canvsss Beds for Folders, Tsnts
and Flass OF all kinds. Plain and Fancy Awnings.
81 sssise' &C EDWAR6 LILLY 8 AWNING, Tent and
~ Paetory, corner Pa evsnas anA ~ streets Voi-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05
: co NJ MER CIAL.5
GAZETTE OFFICE.
THURSDAY, Dc. AIN.

GAZETTE OFFICE,
THURSDAY, Dc. 4rH. {
Wheat 1.-The market Is a shade fir,ner owing to an
advance in gold. PRICES vary from 6rQ67. -
Dressesi Hogs. 81 ,hC@ 500 Tie later price
Tor heav v hogs only. II + n VI n u III
Hidcs..-Dry flint, 12t914c; Green. 5@6ic.
Beans. 5000 90. For prime white navy ~, 80.
Barley ...6961s2Ac. = q \ VI ~ ~
Oats .-22c and scarce.
Corn. -is@aoe:T YAM 0N0I
THING OF BEAUTY, is A. JOY FOREVER, Who
can be beautiful with sickly, pale complexion Keep
the pores Of the Skin free and the blood pure and
cheeks will vie with the Rose and Lily The skin is form
ed with thousands ofpores every inch Of surface whose
office II is carry of the impurities Of the bloohthe
know eged cause Of all diseases of mankndw the
skin IL dry and parchewhen 10 covered with erup
tions-when It 10 cold and clanmy-when there is inward
fever or nlammationt is impossible for the skin under
these circumstances perform its proper functions and
to carry Oh the impurities rom the body designed y
our creator. ...... 3. ... .. .. -....... ......
JUDsON'S MOUNTAIN HEBB PILLS remove these
distractions and produce free and healthy blood and
the eruptons from the skin and brighten
with the flush of youth and beauty Beauty mnch ad
mired end loved Beauty without paints and cosmetics
but beauty produced by heath and Happiness. 4
Judsons M,uutlin Herb Pills sold bv III NJ cir.
Dealers. .... ....-r .r-. sF. ... . o.. r-. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

PAurIcULAR NOTICE.

The great increase in the price Of printing paper and
all other materials used in the making Of newspapers
has rendered act Of self preservation that
send papers to subscribers but such paid
for Dcnqu.nts will please take notice. for the FIRST
Of January shall strike from subscription book
the names Of those who in arrears, and henceforh
do business on the ready pay system. We wish
able to furnish the GAZETTE gratuously, out
not We hope that no fault will he found + EggE#
AMOS = LESAL PRIN SING. s
Notice Is hereby given to all whom may concern, that
and amer the 1rst day Of Decemhs next we, the
undersigned, publishers and printers Of Black Hawk
County shall carse for the publishing Of all legal
tces such ShsriHs Sales Original Notices. etc, One
Dollar Fifty cents square Tor the first insertion,
and Seventy ave cents square for each subsequent
insertion The recent great advance in al printihgma
tsrisls consequent Increased expenses Of news
paper establishment render this Advancen imser
alive. sSkdts
W. H. HARTMAN, Waterloo Courier.
ssHA.sA O. D. PERKINS, Cedar Falls Gasette.
New, sHh 1854 I,ssk l. g.. -
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Tow HsLLr. Cssw.oRr Go. Wis.

edies cnciHD4tti Dh6- Dat, Sir Please send ins elk
ty (6pl dozen II yaur t. sameiFely, ~ near
out and shall lose sale # n,t promptly shipped Nth"ag
this is Avery sn.ali place, as suppose know, am
enabled send large order because most OF the
ply sicians in this part Of I'll. country recommend them
and prescribe them in the practice. People won't have
any Pills but yours and they really the best Pills out
use them myself when need ANYTHING n the kind.
Last lot Of purifier received safe anl se!lin we'll Ship
care o. p. Martini pra re du Cl,,en. H1a Eur .i .-
Respect lily yours, ZEAL NILES.
GAO A-,ar ant in fh.rf III,
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y H .e D.. . 8.
Rail Rsad The cars now leave here for
the East at $50 a. N. The company start
trains thus carly in order to give the post
master at Dubuque time to change the mails,
and forward eastern packages same day,
which he would be unable to do should the
cars arrive at Dubuque at the old time. In in
consequence of the trains on the 9th r. side
OF the river having chnnged their tr,c--
they leaving an hour EARLIER than formerly.
It is . great Inconvenience to tPs company
to start trains SO early in the morning, and
50 far as their own affairs are concerned, un-
necessary Nothing but generous and
comn,endable spirit Of accommodation has
induced them to make the change, aud ii Is
afaycr.we should all gratefully rene ,nber.
especially the BUSINESS portion of the com.
nunity. sss = 81,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

Ss,oi,.g, Machine. Twenty five dollars IN
money and thirty dollars in trade. will puf-
chase . first class Sewing Machine. ,nssv
fromthe mandatory. For furhc, partieG-
lars apply at this office. w. -' '.'. "' 80 <''.
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Cedar Falls Boysin Dakota Territory
We have been favored with a copy of the
Ysnkton Dakotian, in which we find the col.
lowing item. which viii be OF intelrsss: mas
much as the company mentioned contains
some forty Of our own citizens: z,r.r, :
Lieut.. CooPER. with detachment Of fifty
men from Company A. 4lst Iowa, arrived in
town yssterdayfrom Fort Randall. This de-
tachment Is intended to relieve the Cavalry
now stationed here, and who have been or.
dercd to Fort Randall. where they will prob.
ably pass the vipter, Lieut.. Cooper has
paid'nsa VISIT, and We found him very so
clao'e and agreeable gentleman. We know.
he will he pleased with Yankton.-
We are told that Lieut. CsoesR, has re-
celssda Captains commission. Allow US to
congratulate you Hub" ~ F-tas-az
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-05

Presidents Message. give our re der
matter Of interest, the Presidents Message
We received it last evening, and by work ny
all night have been enabled to give it ent e
to our readers to day, and probably have
published it in advance Of any week., papyr
IN the State. Hs"" .'.-