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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30
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DRUNKENNESS CURED The inebriat.
may ROW BID defiance to the tempting cup. DR.. ZANE's
ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK is a certain cure TO,
Drunkenness 1t creates dislike for strong drink and
can be administered without the knowledge the patient
Price. 81 box. Sent by mail to any address, by = c.
UPHAM, 4o3 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Circulars sent Free 76m
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

9th loua Caralry.-Lieut JouN WAYNE,
Of this place, formerly Of the Sd Iowa, has
accepted the Adjutancy Of the 9th Cavalry,
and will leave for Davenport, the rendezvous
of the regiment in about two weeks. In his
going our town will lose one of its most hon
orable and respected business men, and his
many warm personal friends most affable,
genial, and warm hearted companion, while
Uncle Sam will gain as brave, true and gal
liant a defender rs ever went forth to battle
for the right. Lieut. WAYNE has seen much
service. and will make an able, judicious off
Ger. His comrades in arms will ever find
him true and courteous friend, and the
enemies Of our country will just as surely
find him their bitter and implacable foe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

Personal.-Mr. CRUM, editor Of the Usage
Standard called on US yesterday. The Stdsad
~, he informs US, is in healthy condition.
and is soon to be enlarged 10 . seven column
paper. 1t is good local paper and we are
pleased to know Of its prosperity. Mr.. CRux
will be in town to-day and will call on our
Business men for favor :, We nope the crumbs
he may pick up will be sweet and liberal.
Our old friend HAYDEN, and whilom
member Of our Board Of Trade, was in town
the other day. HAYDEN is now doing dry.
ing business at the thriving town Of Marshall
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

DR.. Harsh at homs.-Dr. MARSH, Dentist.
10 at home again for a tin h and may be found
ct his office in Overnan's block.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30
REMOVAL.
FAIL AND WINTER MLLLLNERl
MrSsE A. q 8. McNALLY,
Fashionable Milliners.

"AVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND LARGE
supply Of Millinery Goods, Of the latest styles and
adapted to the Thankful for te generous pat
ronage bestowed upon in the past hope merit
continuance Of the by paying greater attention
than heretofore to the quality of goods and manufac
ture. New goods received weekly. Shop opposite Post
Once Cedar Falls,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30


! Almoss Fire-About 2 o'clock last Fri
day morning, as FRANK WALLACE was pass
ing along Second street, on his way to his
residence, he smelt smoke, and on looking
over in the direction of the Carter House
stables saw blaze shining through the cracks
in the barn. He hurried to the spot, and
found tho bedding in stall occupied by two
stage horses all afire. Without making any
unnecessary noise, FRANK ran into the house
and got WILCOX out, and they succeeded in
extinguishing the flames before any great
damage WAS done. 1t was exceedingly for
tunate that Mr.. WALLACE happened along st
the time he did, for in i've minutes more the
FIRE would have been under such Roadway
that it could not have been put out, and as
there was strong northwest breeze that
night, the Carter House and the three stores
between it and Second street, would proba.
bly, also have been destroyed. The fire Ia
supposed to have originated from a lantern
which stage driver who came in about one
o'clock left hanging in the barn. There vas
8 small piece of candle in the lantern and the
bottom was full Of old grease. II il suppos
ed that the candle burning down set FIRE to
the grease, which made SO hot blaze that
the lantern was unsoldered, and the fire
Isropped into the bedding. The condition
he lantern was in when found leads to the
bsljei that ibis was the way the fire origina.
ted. The Noses were pretty badly singcd
from being obliged /, s,acd directly over the
Gre. but were not seriously ':.nrt. when DIS
covered the Gre was creeping up tn manSSer'
and in few minutes would have reached the
loft, when it would have de6ed al efforts TO
extinguish it. It was naryo7 escape.
Such incidents Is this forcibly remind US
bow lily prepared we are for conHagation
A fire breaking out in the business portion
Of the town would only die out when there
should be nothing left to burn. All We cod
do would be to stand and watch the. devour-
ing element consume cur property and curse
our osn stupidity in not having provided
some means BY which to successfully fight
fire. This town has been very fortunate tn
thus far escaping the dread visits Of the fire.
king. but the time will surely come when he
will come upon us, and VOC to US il We are
not prepared for him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

fSsticaI and Concsrt.-The management
Of the N. E. Sabbath School give aa enter
tainment At 0yEsxAs's Hall next Tuesday
evening, Nov. Sd. The proceeds to be ap-
Piled to the purchase of Library for the
school, The tables will be spread with all
the Injuries of the season. and the company
si'f be entertained BY songs, Duets and cho.
fuscs from the children of the Sabbath
School, under the direction Of E. LEACH.
.Admittance IS cents; refreshments extra.
An opportunity is offered to spend very
pleasant evening, and as the object is truly
'audabie one, We hope to sec large attend
snce.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

SPERMATORRHE CAN BE CUR
ED.-Dr. RANDs SPECIFyc cures Sp-rmator,hea,
Seminal Weakness Impotency, Loss Of Poare-. &C.,
speedily and e6ectuauy. Its effects truly magical
trial Of the srRcIro will convince the skeptca
Its merits Price, 81 box. Sent postpaid any ad-
dress. BY g. c. UPHAM, 4o8 Cnxsrsur STREET, PHIL A..
DELpHIA Pa Circulars sent free. Tom
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

NOW IS YOUR TIME. ~ you WANT THE
~ CHEAPEST and BEST Prints, Gipghams. Lawns
pnd Delsinss, % -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

Dead.--The big, iron gray, dray horse, be-
aRzsnging to CRosnY & CARPENTER died few
DAYS since of lung fever. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

Wanted.-Twenty or thirty bushels Of po-
1Atocs wanted at this Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

oHEETINGs IT YoU WANT THE CHEAPEST
- sheeiings Shrtings Stripes and Denims. don't fan
to 80 right % to
HAZLETT 4 cos
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

Hats and caps Of every style and Of
every make. can be had at ELLERxAN's Phil
adelphia Clothing House.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30
DISSOLUTION or CorAnrNsaaaIr

~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THET THE co.
~ partnership heretofore existing uniev the nams ana
style OF Waikap ovejoy II this day dissoivsi hv ma
ssi consent An debts due the Arm and nj dehss us
BY the Arm Will he settled by g. Lcvsioy Who uiicou
tnn- the Union Meal Market. So
gkp1snA ~; SE0sswHIxrP.
F,N0f WYNN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30


Church Bel.-The Presbyterian Society
Of this place has very fine house Of wor-
ship, and measures are about to be adopted
for tho procuring Of bell to place in the Gu
pola which surmounts their edifce. 1t is
proposed to get bell weighing somewhere
from twelve to fifteen hundred pounds, of the
best manufacture, and of the clearest and
richest tone. The total cost Ct this enter
prise will not fall short of $500, and it is very
probable that our Presbyterian friends will
need some material aid from the community
generally. We understand that il is propos-
ed to have during the coming winter series
Of concerts, festivals, ETC., the proceeds Of
which will BE- applied towards the purchase
Of a bell. and that the first of the series will
probably be held about the middle Of mex,
month, the second during the holidays. We
are certain that this community will render
. generous and hearty support in this matter
for it is one in which we all have an interest
We certainly hope the project will not fall
through for lack Of pecuniary assistance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30
IMPROVED DUPLEX IN FULL RUBY ACTION!

IMPROVED DUPLEX IN FULL RUBY ACTIONS.
first class Hunting Time Piece Of silver material
which Is electro fine plated is H. gold most durabIy
wrought. making the imitation 20 fauess that t cannot
be detected from the solid material by the most expert
enced Judges; acids will not affect IT, London made
movement. Improved Duplex, In full ruby
general appearance 7zis T. deciedy one the 6est
articles ever offered for t,ndess and .pecnlarOrs En-
timers, emgrants, and ersons t,dre3aa will nnd them
erior % other alt, ration OF climate will not
affect their accuracy. Price, packed In good sape and
good running order, only s35, case OF for $500
Silver Double Time Hunting Levers,
INST quality silver Cases. over which elec
tro-fne Mat ed IS gold similar 70 our LnDro~ed D
7,lep and superior adjusted movements with Stop 10
lie usrd in iininy horses etc has -Four Ladeces for
washington nj, d G-eenwcb time sweep second and All
improvements All IN ALL taking Its beaufifMl and fault
iess 0Dpea,unbe nd Its superior increment into consid.
Grafton we regard decidedly the cheapest article Of
Che Kind In the market Price In good running order,
ea3. or ease Of for 500.
~ We ask no pay In ADVANCE, but win forward Ell.
Their Of them to responsible parties TO any part OF the
loyal States with bill payable To exprsssman when the
animation, and. not satisfactory, the watch be
turned at our expense.
The express companies refuse making collections
soldiers and other parties In the disioyal staes
quently all such orders mnst be accompanied 1y the
cTs 70 insule attention. We maize deduction Of two
dollars either watch When me payment forwarded In
advance.
Money may be sent ~ express At our expense.
THOs. CAFFERrY 1 co.,
% and IS Broad st., opposite City fink.
Providence, n. I.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30
The Best in the World

The Best in the World I!
The great quantity OF worthless sewisg Machines that
have been palncd of upon the nnsustectne public by
those without character from the fact that thew sold
ut low price, Is surprising and in view OF this state OF
things, we have made It long untrng study produce
machine that could in way be classel among then
and finally to lead the OF first class Sewing Machine.
now in An Intelligent examination 81 It's merits will
show that we have accomplished our object;
1st-some OF the valuable features Of this machine ~
all others its reversible fed feeding either to the
right left; its perfect reliability never skipping stitch
es; and the making OF four different stitches for the yari
Gus kinds Of work the operator may wish to do.
zu-H Is almost hoselessnruns very last, and tn
change of the feed made whilst the machine is In mo
ton. .. ... ..- ...
3D. n makes the lock stitch which has been
heretofore by an almost universal verdict the only
liable made. We add that the double lock which
makes doubly sure; the half and full knot stitches be-
ing perfect knot to every stitch, which Is more durable
than can he made by any other machine by hand md
In all cases leaving the stitches both sides Of the work
alike. ...... #.s..
TIE FEED MAY BE REVERSED At ANY POINT
EDsiRED WITHOUT STOPPING THE MACHINE.
machine II in motion. -. ~
Its stitches the wonder 10 ALL
The BEAUTY OF 1t is unsurpassed.
No other covers so large n range 81 work.
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal facility,
The work will feed either to the right or left
Runs quietly scws rapidly. #.#.#
No difficulty experienced in sewing thick ssaWs
Needle more readily adjusted than in any other
T1V0rs cannot afford to do without them
Every family should have :" Florence"
Its nations are all positive.
VIII last lifetime .
No springs to get out Of order.
Is Thoroughly practical.
The h%mmer the most practical In use
Turns wide and narrow hens; and viii ten beautifully
~ brads neatly and handsomely without the slightest
alteration. .I
The inexperienced find no dnicnlty In using IT,
the table. III.
Every machine warranted.
1t viii substantiate all We claim for u.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
p. o. Box 2i62. Chicago. Ill
GENERAL WESTERN OFFICE
ia Lake Street, Chicago
IL r. & X II CARPENTER
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

Nursery-We are glad to announce that
We are to have number one Nursery located
here. Mr.. j. p. SLOAN, from Rockford, Ill.,
has been on a visit to the Cedar Valley look
ing for place to start a nursery, and after
spending some time at the many good points
throughout this section Of the state, conclu
ded to locate here. He has rented house
and will move Immediately. Mr.. S. had with
him about thirty different varieties Of apples
that have been tried and will succeed in our
locality. The fruit growers Of the west have
experienced many discorr,gements, mainly
IN consequence Of the general introduction Of
the products Of Eastern nurseries, which.
though well adapted to the place of their or
igin, are wholly unsuited to the capricious
and violent changes Of our climate. Mr.. s.
has had much experience in the introduction
Of many kinds of fruits in the west and it
will be source of qualification to the people
of the Cedar Valley to know that we are to
have large and well selected stock Of all
kinds Of large and small fruits evergresns, ros.
es, Towering shrubs, ornamental trees. and,
in fact, everything that the growing wants Of
our Valley may require. From what we saw
and know Of Mr.. SLOAN, we judge that he
will make good citizen, and will be valua.
Die acquisit on to our thriving town. We
consider tho introduction Of good nursery
here next in importance to the church and
We contend that no community
can prosper that does not foster the church,
the school and the growing of fruits and
flowers. To make home attractive We must
pay more attention to rural architecture. Up
on this matter the msot Of our elder citizens
can testify that we have not let the art of
lay dormant, and we are now
glad to know that this department will have
a worthy representative in Mr.. s. Mr.. SLOAN
will prepare twenty acres. and we know from
the backing that he will receive that the nur.
sery will prove credit to our town. We
hope that he may have the hearty support Of
the citizens of the Cedar Valley.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-30

o. A COOK, Chicago. A~ent
soidin Csdrr Pals By 9. n. wALLAes, ntsffuP I
BENJAMIN. 70 waterlooby W. FORTY, aaAb, %
Sold a. Wholesale in Chicago BY FULLER, FINCH Z
e. Country Merchants and Dealers supplied - =
oHoeKEf And 9. D. BDCKwIrH, Chicago.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

what they would, the people Of hrs county were
almost unanimous for Me- lrllnn Another declared that
IN rejecting these RESOLUTIONS they would do just what
mo democrats desired them 10 do and thar would mako
Mcclellan tho next President Another that the
Senate had adopted the resolutions they from
the Assembly, without debate, tho whole question would
have dropped there and that would have been the end
OF n
The Senators who took this side Robertson, Low
Dunroe and Hardin On the other side intense bitter
ness manifested and easily u be that
they knew about General Mcclellan what
they had obtained by reading tho lies in tho
New York Tribune. They declared the rcaoiutions
70 ~ insult 70 the admir- ION. made all Of
unfonnded charges against Mcclellan accused him OF dis
obeyng orders occasions. and piled up
tain OF imaginary evlssome Of them giorfy ing
General Pope.
Tho main point that they harped upon that the
resolutions party move and Intended direct
rebukc OF the administration and that cracked the
party whip and drove on.
The democrats, in view of this caucus viii unquaa-
tonably call up the resolutions 10 possible for
the purpose OF smoking out these gentlemen and
70 how many holding seats in the Senate of those
who have been constantly preaching that all party lines
should bc aboahed will be controlled vote against
their honest convictions because party cancds has do
cded let who ready 70 take that position In
this peri,ous hour Of the nation.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


ALBANY, Feb. IT, 1868.
Bills REPORTED FAv0RABLy.
BY Mr. ASGK-ro require tho Central and Eric railroad
companies to mako monthly and yearly reports OF their
freight business.
On motion OF Mr. PRuYs the bill was recsmmItted for
the purpose OF hearing objections.
BY Mr.. MoSrGoxEay-To establish the Kings county
jail limits
Mr. SANFORD introduced bill for the improvement or
the Tonawanda Indians
To appropriate portion OF the surplus revenue Of the
Literature Fund 70 the benefit Of academies
To appropriate the proceeds Of tho State tax 70 the sup
port of the common schools.
Mr. MuRpHY made majority report In favor OF the bin
10 incorporate the Roman Catholic churches
TIE COMPLEMENTARY REsoLuTloss 10 GENERAL NdEIAs
Mr.. CONNOLLY called up tho resolutions almost unan
mousy passed by tho Assembly eulogizing General Nc
Celhn and inviting him 70 visit tho capital.
Mr. ARGR1 moved 70 lay the resolutions the table.
Mr.. CONNOLLY called for the yeas and nays on the mo-
tion OF Mr.. Angel
The yeas and nays ordered, and the resolutions
laid on the table by the following vote
YEAsMe.srs. Angel Ball. Cook. Farrar, Folger Hutch.
sSsh ToSey and aYS YoSnn."a repaseans % '-"'0''
NAYs-Messrs W: Clark. Connolly Ganson Hardin Low,
Monroe, Murphy, Pruyn and Robinson.
Mr.. Freor paired OF with Mr.. Truman
On motion Of Mr.. CONNOLLY the privileges OF the floor
extended 10 General Corcbran during his stay In the
The general bill to extend the time tho collection Of
through the Committee Of the Whole and
ordered 70 a third reading.
The PRpEu presented tho report OF tho commission.
to ascertain the damages At the Quarantine
Mr. BRADLEY introduced bill 70 incorporate tho Mutual
Benefit Savings Bank.
Mr. BRADLEY then asked that his narnc should bo 70.
corded In the negative the motion Of Mr. Angel 70 ay
the resolutions complimentary 70 General Mcclellan
the table.
The request Of Mr.. Bradley was granted.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

ARuSAwAY coUPrE IN ptFrcULrr.--Chares Pearson and
his wife runaway couple o. prepossessing appearance
haing from Bridgeport, Conn., arrived In this city
days ago and took at No is6 Clinton street Being
short Of funds and not having any relatives friends
tho metropolis who would repensh his purse the bride
groom resorted 10 little strategy order pay his
board bill Hs next door boarder, Mr. Edward A Per.
ciyal, was well ~ do IN the world, and Pearson
thought he could not do better than ~ make him pay the
expenses OF tho wedding toE. Accordingly, when
favorable opportunity arrived, Pearson slipped his
neghbors room, when the latter gou nd asleep In
bed aud robbed him of three hundred dollars in green
bscks.n The following day bridal party paid their
bi and TOOK their departure Tor parts unknown Their
sudden de@rture created suspietun In tbs mind the
landlssy thst all was right and the police were DO
ufef ~ the TACT which resulted yesterday IN tho arrest
the guilty coupe AID tho recovery ~ the grclisr r
ton u the stolen money Tbs accused sefe br4.ht b..
lore Justice steers a tho ser rket fCco Cogrs and
committed fOr examination
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

foErHK~ MoSsor Va. Fob. 10, bo1.
About four hundred rebel prisoners arrived hero this
morning the baltimore mail boat from F1ft heTienry,
and aboat tho number expestod 70
ming The steamboat STATE q Maine vii then convey
them 10 Ciiy Point.
The United states gunboai wysndotts wen, 70 sea this
morning
Iho schooners Minerva and j. r. Seserson, which ~ent
ashore % on Point, IN The recent trm have bosn
taken % By tho wrocsers aad the NcgerHon sailed this
,fafulpg
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
Debate on Arbitrary Arrests-Return or
Governor seymour-GeneraiM McCieIian's .
Movements, &c.

AlbAN1t ron, I'LL T. NJ
The Assembly session this evening on arbitrary
arrests. Messrs. Havsns of Suffolk and Fields of
New York and uett o. chemung spoke favor of tho
resolution 70 investigate these arrests The question as
1t now stands is shall tho question be referred tho
Committee on Federal Relations 20 a special commit
tee II tho question of investigation referred tho
COMMITTEES on Federal Relations Il simply means that the
House Is determined TO strangic prevent
tgston II, on the other hand, II il referred 70 a
special committee, parliamentary rules viii forco
the Speaker 70 appoint a committee majority
of which are determined ~ ferret the question tao
bottom. On this vote tho whole question turns
We had a spicy time over this question: IN which two
or three democrats and like number ~ the rcpIb-
charged corruption and ds0yaiy upon esch other
Matters At ono time began 10 o0k a. though 80 vero
going y have AZ affair Of honor bot dare say that II
wa prevented by the utter mpossibiy u andug any
such thing a. honor among them
6ogertor y ynorr has returned from Khnebecki and
General Mcclellan has gone back to Rcw Y0rk without
visiting Albany
II Ia rumofcd that General Mcclellan expressed himself
being determined 10 dcclneThe AMI avoid
what he drcadsan ovation The way that the ras0lu.
t0ns we're disposed a IN the senate ns them jHsi
after tho Corcoran resolutions we're ad0ptedls looked
uyon by General AcIlellans friends direct
and intended insult ~ General Mcclellan and the s.bti
ment q the People. There great desire among tho
people % have General Mcf cllan visit ths city. Tcy
are nov campfng and demanding that the shall
invite him Of the tane time ordiy deuOuncrg The abb
ntion senator's or tabng tho resolutions Thf foen
likely 70 assume sgch shape that General Ne ellans
friends vii insist upon his waiting Albany eary
nsy.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

the rates There is . quantity Of sugar the
. levoc; but purchasers scam 70 be few.
Union meeting was held ~ the Lycoum, City Hall
last evening Mr.. Durant wa the speaker Of the
ing. He made lengthy speech, in which Onion senti
ments uppermost. The room pretty full, and
among the audience fair sprnklng of ladies' The
orator cheered eVery time ho made some remark
particularly in favor OF tho Upion.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
Complete Decentralization of cen. Uiaa-
mans Rebel Army.

y L0rp, NJ. Fst ~. tsc3.
sst'sr v gssefd psftisga rr.n p~rsat whp
paEsl feeeli frosl - ihissris, s4ys Uaf "a fsbsl
Gepe'M nstemAn's army utterly esrsesii1si sDf
ssAuy lbs~csut Ttres kensfea 4 - uoo4s we're
iro1sn 70 ssslh daring ihsF reussi ,foa yaA Bursn
uiusman So orsersi y vfubufs tst 10 ncs -
nsse - - rDWas4s n go haaifst tsssftsfa wws
t.seera.fa IN fhA leu tsen'Y all- ff9n bsissvl<,
Nl2A blmU4 0tA 4 tUgM 9as.t ~ the fsofios = ~
fsyf ot bsrfnsAstt aes ssss ~ the efHs''e W -
tu0NHtwY
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
The Missis.ippi, Missouri ANA Illinois
Rivers Rising Ii.ptdiy.

n IFNTENl IIHI u TT
There a slight rAin laFt nght
Tho Mississippi river - Ko kak a rising With sixteen
fc.t ~ water - Cairo.
Tho uin3s nycr opon " Peofia ald rwslllng "a
pity
ras Nrolri river "a rising A0i olsu fg several hg-
drcan ~ ulles
The New York herald., 1863-02-18
A Deserter shot-Heavy snow storm Pre-
vailing-Absena Omcers.

HEADQUARTERS. ARMY r,n porosAc. Feb. II, 1903.
William Browne, of the Third New York Independent
Battery, shot to day while attempting TO desert.
heavy snow storm prevails, which viii render tho
roads still worse, II possible, than they
Very unkind expressions made Of throughout
tho regiments towards tho very fe~ ofccrE who have
overstayed tho leave given In orders No. ..