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The Soldiers Aid Society received on "sdnS
day 4 saddle bride aud martin gales worth ss5s
from j. g. stone stove worth go trom J. Natil
ley; rifle worth so, from J. j Dickey ;, a cake
worth 40, brought BY Mrs Sanford iron Chicago
again by Mr. Hampton he hating 'iraisn II bf raj
dress from Mrs. knight worth 81; can OF tOtter
containing % lbs, by Mrs, Nelson quantity oi
table supplies from Mrs. Dunaway various arti-
cles OF fancy work from the Methodist society, by
Mrs slower; bouquet OF hair work from Mrs Post;
of Grand Rapids donation of toys and fancy
work from the Ladies' Loyal Eeagne of-Ila sale.
also quantity of table supplies aud various arii
cles of fancy work. too numerous to mention But
few refused to aid US in this worthy, object
Mss DicKsT, Pres.
NJ, LOUISA EAxEs, Rec, Eec
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Diseases or the Eve.

Or. ]: B. Walker continues to treat the various
diseases of the Eye with the same marked success
that has attended his practice during the past u
years. and is constantly performing the most deli
During the last month he has performed nine op-
erations for cataract alone, and every case prom
Uses to be equally and remarkably successful He
refers by perm ission to the patients themselves
and to the physicians Who assisted him in said OPP
erations
Dr. Walker has paid special attention to the dis
ease that prevails TO such serious extent in the
West and Southwest.
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Madame ZadOc Porter's Curative HalAp
for Coughs. Colds, Consumption. Asthma. hortnsss Q,
Brsah 7fekling cEkas Throot, Di6scsty Of 8redtain0
HuskSness Of tie Throat and AL the effects produced
by checked perspiratisn, &c.
The following shows the high estimation In which
the above preparation is held:
~ have used porter's Curative Balsam for the
past year, and think the best remedy for Cds ana
0d'tn"te Coughs that have had occasion to and
would commend it to others, especially parents
. safe and easy remedy for children. :,
o..w. Moaals,
Teacher Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
New York Feb. 18. -
Madame Porter's Curative Ba,s I'm can be obtained
OF all Druggists Price, Is cents. and in large bottles
at SO cents. .-sr.
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A dun.

Our readers. will bear witness that we
seldom trouble them with duns; vet we
have quite large sum due US frcm all
parts Of tine county, of which. if we could
coax in but three or four hundred dollars
during the coming three or four weeks, it
would relieve US from serious pecuniary
Will our friends act on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-26

They work none but the best Eastern Oak Tanned
Leather, and they buy sil their goods from The
manufacturer, they able TO furnish the best 81
goods and sell At the loves; prices
All work is work Warranted. Our facilities for BATE
featuring Carriage ard buggy Harness are equal to
any in the West, and sell them cheaper iha y, tho
same articles can be oought in &sicag0 We use alss
the Hrase- Burns Patent Buckle, which perIaitr
the trace to straight through without bending
pulling against the bar as In the old buesie. AZ
paw cash for stock, We have adopted tho cash
TEN. and cur motto shall be quick saes shd ,et.sli
profits. .
GiYe { call and will warrant satisfaction.
BARTON AAkKLE,
Near III. River Bridge, seeopd deSr hoR ssrx~4 4
Pewell's Lumber ofneeS
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.Granulatod Eye-Iids.

Which 'bring neglected. deprive hundreds of use
fu vision every year He has no secret remedies,
and gives each patient a written prescription. or
Ills appropriate local remedies aud instructions,
and, except in very severe cases, n0personal at
tendance is necessary.
The institution at Rochester, N. ", fer SO many
years conducted by DIR. J. b. Walker,.is now in
charge OF his brother, Waltar Walker, Md. (gra-
duate OF the jefferson Medical College, Phiadel-
phia. who has also had experience in treating the
diseases of the Eve and Ear.
1890 ll7-South- Clark street, Chicago.
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the hint :
LECTURE.

VIM. WRIT SKIES will lecture for the
Soldiers Aid Society, at Union Hall, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 29th. His subject
will be The Vagarsis of the Insane"
Admission 25cts. Tickets sold at the
door
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OTTAWA " uOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA " uOLESALE MARKET
OTTAWA. Dec. PC, 1868.
The grain market is dull. The great
business of the week has been in dressed
hogs, which are shipped to Chicago. The
prices have ranged from ST to Sc IS for
hogs weighing over 200 Mghter hogs
have ranged from s. so down TO So so.
F0ur-wintcr wheat, 80 50a4 pr loo spring "
extra, S3.5Oa375; spring W fine 2.
Corn Xsat-SL75a2. O0c pr. lc9
Thest-No. spring s9aslo3, Ne .. esc.
Corn--Oid, 15c for 56lbs: ear new, ioa1oo 50 lbs.
Outs &c for 80 lbs.
EarEey-l 90 for as lbs
Hye-15c.
7imOthg >s,d-s20O.
PotdtoeS-S0c P. bush.
EIGs-iSc.
HoAe-- 20aa2c
lides-Green. cts, kip &C., calf foe.
Lressed L!egs-s las. IS according to weight.
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To Horse Owners.

Dr. SWEETS 1NfALIBLEL IMMINENT FOR HORSES
- unriyaled BY any, and in all of Lameness
arising from epTains, Bruises Wrenchng, its effect
- magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango &c, il will also speedily.
Spawn and Ringbone may be easily prevented and
cured in their incpieut stages but confirmed
beyond the possibility Of rddicei cure No case of
the kind, however, . desperate hopeless but il
nav be silev BY this Liniment and it's ap
piica.ioa will always remove the Lameness, and en-
a6ls the horses to travel with comparasive
Every horse owner should have this medy at hand
for its timely the FIRST appearance OF Laneness
8l sdeetuay prevent those formidable diseases men
;iopsd, to which all horses liable. and viii
See may otherwise valuable horse nearly worthless
See Advertisement
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TC0hMUSICATED.1

Pulmonary Consumption Durable Disease ! !
A CARD-TO CONSERVATIVES.
The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several ys.rs with sevese rng affection and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious TO make
known TO Lis fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it he Will send a copy of pre-
srrption used Gree OF CHARGE, with directions for
preparing and using the same, Nh siI they will nd a
curefor CoSsuNPTIoS, ASTHMA BEsScIErrs eo-G
CoLU- & The only oh; Get Of she advertiser in send
iag The prescription is benefit the afflicted. and
-5.4d ,niermatiol hieh he conc-iyes to be- inval-
ls, will cost them nothing, ard nsy prove a
HIcs>iD-. s-s- . s-- -
Parties desir ing tie prescription viii please sddre..
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON, wilIamsbursh,
kegs County,
Nny.-i.n New York.
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E5noi # Frst Trader:

EJitoi If FIst Trader:
DF.K SIR With your permission wish to say to the
readers Of your paper that will send By return nal
to al! no rish Gree recipe with full directions
for making and using simple Vegetable Bain that
will efeesuay If /, days, Pimp.es, Bloches,
Tan. Fr.ekes, and all impurities OF the skn leaving
the same soft, clear smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Ball Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information tina
will enable them to start full growth of Luxurian
Hair, Whskers, nnnus,acle in less than 30 days
Al applications ansve rst by return mail without,
charge. Respectfully yours,
b.. &C., THDS. I. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
~ Novl4-2m No. S3l Broadway, New York.
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The Soldiers Aid Society," acknowledges the
receipt of ssl from the Turner's, the profits of an
entertainment given by them for the teneft of
the needy families off soldiers, presented through
Mr.. Bernhard. For this liberal aid they return
their sincere thanks. By order of the Society.
Miss LOUISA EANEs, Rec Sec
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Dttana free Grabtr.
WOOD WANTED.

If any of our subscribers would like to
pay us in wood or coal, we shall be glad to
receive it at the highest market price.
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DR.. WALKER will receive his patients at
the Geiger House on Saturday next, Jan
Eary ID
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Home insurance.
RECORD.
CAN'T BE BEAT!
Patronize Ysur Own Company and Save
Your Money.

The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Have Insured during the past eight years, in this vei-
Eity, nearly
el,OOO,OOO.
Yhe Premium Notes constituting tteir Capital on basis
If assessment received the amounting to over
eSO,OOO.
Secured by lien the property insured worth over
43.OOO,OOO.
The OF required during this whole period,
- Losses and Expenses has been but little over
$4,000,
thereby saving the nearly seven-eghts OF
their Insurance equiva lent a large Annual Dividend
The public invited avail themselves OF the ad-
Santages offered by this Company
Policies issued at tbs lowest possible rates on desir-
able risks
JOHN v. A. HOES Prest-
WA n. True, S<cs.
DIRECTORS:
:. D. aridIey, Fhiio Lindley, Lorenzo Leland,
Hoes John Ho-s sack, G.. W. Jackson.
n B. Bristol Geo r. Walker, VIM NJ True,
J.hn d C>,oo Richard Tt orue, J. g. Nattinger,
Yohn Armour r. r. Phelps II. Hamilton.
Ottawa, June 10, Is63.-tf.
Bank Of Ottawa Building.
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Walkers Drug Store.

The subscriber is receiving large and carefully
selected Secs OF articles usually kept Druggists and
assures those who favor him with thei patronage
that he is determined not TO undersoid by any
he can and will sell as CHEAP any other man"
All goods warranted As represented, or eney re
funded.
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SAPONIFIER,
Or Concentrated I've
FAMILY SOAP MAKING

VXTAR makes Ugh prices; Soponfer helps to reduce
w them 1t makes SOAP for F'OUR cents a pound
By rsir your kitchen grease
CAUTION! Az spurious Ives are offered
also be careful and only buy tie PA TENTED articles
put up IRON cans, all others being Countesfeits
PESySYL "a MA SALT M FEFa CTTPLyG 90
PAiLodelDhfd-No l21 Walnut .I,,--,
Pisssburg-Jitt Street and Duques,,e Bay
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Insurance agency.
WIN, N. TRUE.

Once in Basemeht OF BaHk On UVrdFa'
an devoting my whole time and attention to the
ihe INSURANC BUSINESS, and am prepared to IN
sure my friends aud the public in the best Companies
in the United states l am Agent for the following
splendid list of Companies.
FIRE AND MARINE.
Etna, of Hartford, (assets, }. S2,354.010 50
Liverpool a London " :. 7,OSO,035 90
Illineis Mutual, " :. l,l42O54 SO
Phnnix. New York. 327 2S4 S.
Niagara, 1890. 3O4,OlS -
American Exchange, n. Y. 100000 90
North Western, Oswego, 80. 262,6l5 90
North American, Hartford. $780, 24 6S
LIFE.
Connecticut Mutual Hartford, (assets) S5O0,si9 20
Mutual Benefit, New Jersey, (assetsl- 4,43''23l -
I win issue policies favorable terms any
reliable Company, and will guarantee prompt ami
Iber adjustment of alliosses occurring in ny agen-
ey. Give me a call "M- NJ TRos
QftaHa. May q. 1S63.-4O.
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GENTLEMAN, cured OF Nervous Debility, Incom-
-:eucy Premature Decay and Youthful Error, actual
81 by desire TO benefit others. viii be happy fur
Ei- al no need it free O: CHARGE the recipe ID
directions for making the simple Remedy used in his
case TaOse wishing profit by his experiences and
possess VI uabe Remedy-wiil receive the sams, br
return nail, Carefully seaied,l by ADDRESSING
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Nov. 3n No. co NASSAU SRTEET, NEW Yosx
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

M a r e Re d.
In this cky, tire 2lth instant, BY the Rev. G. p
Clarke. Mr.. VIZ. I. SIMMONS and Miss Hs1rra CIxxIP.
sou both OF Utica. Sale county.
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HRUSSE%-RIGGS HARD RUBBER
l. fru.|M.rsh's Sslfa illus ding Truss At
z. Z. 6RI66S'
4rvV 0al R0aS As,S
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Tow THUMB.-Ths largest audience ever
gathered in Ottawa on any Occas ion to witt
ness a mere show, assembled at Washing
ten Hall sn Tuesday afternoon and even
ing to see Gen. Tom Thumb his little wife,
and Minnie Warren and Commodore Mutt.
OF course, the '.strong point of the show
was TO see such small people of mature
age out aside from this, they gave AN
entertainment consisting of singing, dane
Ing, and great number of other very
diverting and amusing performances. The
life and soul of the group. however, is
Commodore Mutt. He is about the size
of an ordinary two year old bhby, bu.
lively, active and as full Of tricks as u dog
is of fieas Such Of the audience as could
get within seeing. and hearing distance,
we have no doubt, came away well sat
isfied that they had got their quarters
worth =, Al.
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IMPROVED 1859,

VIII Es'r ami Er'ra La,g- Fyues and Jy the adj
tiO3, of he Tc'ebrdied Pat mt Double
Sheet Bottom ftue.
TTENTION is invited to the following points Of
!. n periority. '.. -..-.t
1st. DpRABIL1T-La sting, with proper care at least
1893. d..
| I'd. MASrTAcrunr.--Every portion Of the Steve is
thoroughly constructed. Each stove is submitted to
critical test, and leave our wJrkS unless com
| pletsly and perfectly finished -.
Sd. Overwhelming, broiling, boiling, roasting,
and all other culinary operations, performed at tho
same time. barrel Of aqlT baked into bread with
| singh. Ere
4th, demonstrating the cost ofthe 5. in or
| years in the item Of fuel ~ -..-
5th. vrSrIL. Jros Ovgs.-In the Stewart Stove
alone the front doors directly into the pro-
tected by letters ps,ent) securing q direct draft
through the TOP Of the by Of per forated
holes in the doors and back naes. 1t will be borne in
mind that the heated air always rises this thod
OF ventilation is the only OF val us whatever
9th EsrIRE CONTROL HEAI-The heat generated
by the stove may be heiG therein and used hrosen
| INTO the room ut ptedsurs.
It'll The DOUBLE SHEET BorTen TIrs-By which =
ssng and invertng action OF heat is obtained
! and the evenly and efficiently heated than
/! by any other known invention.
sth BEouING-Perfo on the top and without the
possibility Of smoke entering the room.
9th. II0T WATER REsERvoiE WARNING CLosKT.-
Both useul and convenient supplied by the waste heat
F. and without extra fuel.
l0:h WATER BAcK.-An arrangement for supply ing
| hot water :or the bath room equal any range.
II Sold by all dealers, a trial Of months; with
written guaranty for that period II asked 1872
~ Beware of the Numerous worthless limitations
in market, See that the names Ct P. p Stewart,
and OF the manufacturers each No other
| is gennne,
B- Descriptive pamphlets free sy -nfi any ad-
dress Agencie. ip AL the principal cities sDd towns
/ in the United States, Adlress,
FULLER, WARREN / CO., Troy, n. T.,
| soc Manufacturers and Propr-tors Of the Clinton
Stove Works.
| For sale in Ottawa only By JOHN MANLEY.
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SUDDEN DEaTH-Miss NETTIE BRYANT,
formerly of this city, was found dead in
h er be on Thursday morning, at the resi-
dence Of DR.. Hard where she was at the
time visiting Miss B retired to her room
the previous evening without any unusual
appearance of illness She had, however
for many years suffered from pulmonary
sively connected in this city, and leaves a
large circle Of friends and acquaintance to
whom she was greatly endeared.
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Special Notifies.
Land 4 Loan Office.
E. SHERWOOD,
OFT WA ILLINOIS.

VITA VA AhoAN OA~s
HAVING taken ont . license under the United
II States Rev.nu Laws, propose to ACT a. agent
for the purchase, sale Or exchange and renting OF
houses and lots and landed property gehsray IN the
States OF Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin
Those having property they wish sold or exchanged
are Informed that by placing the same in my hands
the numcrous calls for different kinds OF pro-
perry that the sale Of the same will receive my best
Attention and that my commissions for selling will be
light
And wishing to purchase property, request
d to before purchasing elsewhere, thereby
sssriuY the of having tho chance Of choos
lag IRON, the various kinds Of property 1 have for
sale sr.ch may suit them in location cheapness.
IHAvE ON HAND ROR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Land. in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots in Onaa,a
Lands Improved and unimprOved in LA SALE, LIV-
IN6ST0N and GRUMPY counties in the State of Il-
1si1.
See in Nattingsr's Block in rooms adjoining Ex-
cha .ge Bank. PA. SHERWOOD.
Ottawa, April Is, 1868
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AMONG HIS STOCK NAY ne FOUND
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
tFrJntt the CintihnStf Ehquiret1 q
DEN oCRATIO CAMPAIGN, SONG. /
Am-"Red white and Blue. y


ohfColumbia, the Gem Of the Ocean. poA
poe oooe thslhOmo tho brave and lie fioe,
p The shtne Of each pslrlst's devotion, ....
The Democracy offer homage to thee
'ThymahGuteS mako heroes assenbe,
sgiWhen l.ibsrty's form stands In view}sI.
my banner make Tyranny tremblo, ,o,.
Wien borne by Vallandghsm and Pugh.
q. When borne by yalandigh am and Pugh
.. When borne by yallaudigham2 and pdgh
N. Thy bonner make Tyranny trcln bic, Il
e.. When borne by y.VdlppNgham and Puga
While warwNges wide dG5olation, rut.
,r And threatens our landto deform,,
And the Ark ofour Freedon's foundation
lstr"n:plcd by tyra1ts with scorn; goa.
The Democracy -out Union restorers-
So noOle, and gallant and true, .f
With their flag proudly floating before them
Are raliying to Valandgham and Pugh.
Then mrrah for Vallandigham and Pdch!
han Lnrrah for Yallandiean and Purhl
"l'h their lag rondly floating before them
Are rallylng to YaIlandighan and Pugh
The Union, the Union forever,
May yitpeaoc and prosperity brig, '"'
And "o'd Abe'' aud his shoddy contractors
To he spirit Of darkness descend ....
May democracy united icor scyrcr,
But they 10 their motto prove true;
'Iho oonHdmnOmah'I Union forever" J..
.I Three cheers for VOlandighaH,andPu Pugh.
.. Three cheersforYal'andgham and Pugh
.,3, m9y eLo''i ipr Ialieul nam and Pugh!
"Ihs t"n-umJionSn1 Union forcvor,s
ThreethsHr- forEa'la1dislian, and Pugb,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
THE ABOLITION SENATORS
nsiia ..--. REFUSE s.nit-t -sr.,
Senator Chandeliers Infamous Letter
Against my Compromise. .IlE
Thc Compromise in Fun.

/ H."' .t -r.s -------- n .ir .H..f
Illg"Wr know Of no Great Revolution
which might not have been prevent, d
| by Compfomse early AMI grac:ousiy
made. Fmiiincss is Il great virtue IN
IpdlIlic affairs, butt has its propr,
sphele. Cunspiracies ani ,insurrec
tions, in which small minurities arl
iengagel, the ortb e'kipgs + populai
violence uncunnecIcl. with any exteu
sive ,prcjector, any durable. principle,
airc'6cst rrprcssed by vlgor and decis
ion. do shrink from them Is to make
tIIpn formidable. But no wise rulsl
will treat the deeply seated discpn.
tents OF o great party as he treats The
conduct OF mob which destroys mills
and power looms. Tic neglect of tbi.
distinction has been fatal even 10
governments strong in the power OF
the sword. In all movements
OF tho human mind which terd to
crcafe revolutions, there is a crisis
at Which moderate CONCESSIONS may
amend, coucitiate and preserve. p
MACAULY. ... - ..........
No truer words were ever uttered
by any historian and had we had a
wise ruler instead Of tie present weak
minded Chief Magistrate, we should
not now have to lament the dep!ora
bic condition to which the country is
reduced by the want of tn $50 timely
concessions, which would have concii
lated and preserved. To show to a
people how they have beer made the
.dupes Ola class of men ''whose hos.
tIlltY;" in the language of the lamen.
ted Douglas, ito slavery is stronger
than their fidelity to the Constitution
and who believe that the disruption
would draw alterit, as AN inevitable
consequence, civiItwar. Borvie insur.
rections, and, finally, the utter oxtinc
tion OF slavery in asF the Southern
States" we lave made up from the
record a history OF the "CRIrrgNpEN
COMPROMISE" 1t will deyeiope Che
great crime that has been committed
against liberty, civilization and I'm
manity, by men, who, unfortunately
for theiAmerican people, hal, for over
two years past, the direction of our
national affairs. .a. .saI -3ra.y ,
On the 18th dag of December, 1860.
Senator CrIttenden, OF Kentucky in.
trodueed into the Senate Of the Uoi.
tedStates series of Resolutionsas as a
basis ORA settlement OF the difficulties
between the North and the South
difficulties which, at the1time, threat.
ened the peace OF the country and the
integrity Of thei Union. {CoNeeRss
IoNAL Gt9Bs, Part !, Session OF 1860
81, pago 1t4l
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
Could the Present Civil War
siaVc been Avoided.
Paying Dearly for the Abolition whis,l
sENAToRDoUGLAS DECLARATION

Jsf Dauis &c 90, Q6yed 10 TAX,
Tile Crtttenden COmprOmiss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27

From .he C.pyInnali Euqaircr.l
HIS EORY AZ SHE CRIrEE !.
DEN COMPROMISE. t-l.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
q G3e Mt9rtBat gmatrat,-
H' PUBLISHED vERY.rHURsDAY BY 4
Z. A. & We! RATT o N
s.u z,g o. 0FaRIGEs bualiay.
sIp DTattdnls Buil,d1ig, Eastof COul
House, UU StairS,t,u,s,


n,g.'d1JsA TERMS, AahA saT .
The DENOoRAFJwill be sent Que year for one
Doltlr;- six Months, for Fifty Cents; Three
Mouths, fi- Twouty-ive Cents. .y.I .,r.r
i:8s All papers win be discontinued at the
expiration ofthe timo paid forg % bgr M
,gErl TERMS FOR ADV .g.
Qlm square opeipSortiou, .,. ..., $075
EACH ifditlJilll ilaGI ,uh, ... 70
Cards one year, 8 ,VO
No,icc Qt appointments Of dministra-
OTs Guardian and lsNocutors, ..l t,5O
Attaeluont nONoes'0elOre z. rH... 80
Editorial notice, per linG, o5
i%- Ten lines InlniOn charged as one sqdIre
nnd ah asy yertiHdments aud Legal Notices must
Nv paid IN advance. ...-. ...'.
40 liberal deduction will be msac t. Year
iy ad dvertissTs. .,. inv .'If
s ~ the aboVctornsmust be complied with
"a All payments must be uadu to the Pro-
@ loto as Wa have no agents. ...'l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-02

munition, and about three hundred stands o,
arms. Hindman had prepared himself, an'
risked all on this fight. His movement,
were shrewedly managed, and nothing but
hard lighting carried us through.
The soldiers comprising my two divisions
are invinclble. Better men never went upoI'
the field. But it is with a sad hearr that !
look upon the long rows Of graves where Ii
my gallant soldiers who have died. victims OF
this accurSed rebellion. May the authors
il have a hot place in h H.
The boys are all well and did nobly. I
think my staff is just about near right as you
find them. .-..
Very respectfully,
Your friend, &C.,
-r F. J. HERON.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-02

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