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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

Horticultural Society.-Thc Horticultural
and Literary Society Of this town arc to Rave
meeting this evening at their rooms 70, the
purpose Of electing officers and receiving
members. Those of the citizens who are in
torcsted in the Society and who wish to re.
tain the room and library will do well to at
tend. Unless some efforts are made we shall
looss both. 1t is certainly for the interest OF
the town, to keep lecture. reading room
and library open. Come out all.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

Col. 7rumbuN.--We understand TIA, E
certain sharp Gent. bantercd Col, TRuMBuLl
for bet Of ten dollars, The bet was ;nkrn.
and the Col with a soldiers liberality NV <;e
the sum in wood, which he. distributed
among the families Of those who are absent
fighting for their country's flag. Good thing
all around.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09
MRS. p. CASE, sec'y

Board Of SuperUisors-Th Supervisors Of
this County are in session at Waterloo. We
understand that they have passed a resolu
ton that bounties heretofore granted by them
to families Of volunteers, shall be paid up to
this time. Those families, therefore, who
have not received their monthly proportions
Of the nfty dollars bounty will be entitled to
the same on application.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

Editor Gone.-Thc editor of this paper rs
now absent on visit to his brother. G. ID.
PERKINS, who is sick in the h 3spital at Jcffer,
son Barracks. How long he will be absent
We arc unable to say. This paper has con
sequcntly changed hands, and is now in
some respects like the Northwest Democrat,
formerly of this place-that is, it is now in
the hands of the ID.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

Fsstirol.-The Ladies' Mite Society vii,
hold a Festival at the NJ. E. Church on
Tuesday evening next, for the benefit of the
Rev. J. Bowman. Tickets of admission, in.
GLIDING refreshments, Fifty cents. Oysters
extra. An instrument of music will be pro-
vidcd, and such arrangements made as will
ensure pleasant evening All arc cordially
invited to participate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

The UNDERSIGNED has, for several years past been en-.
gagged in business, which has yielded him at the rate
of three thousand dollars per annn and is now willing
to teach to others The business is Of highly useful
and general Character adapted both cities and villages
and one that amy person of ordinary capacity young or
Old, male or female can with few practice
and by which they can produce a handsome income e.
Several ladies who have from
me- both in New YORK State and Pennsylvan are earn
ing upwards OF f5 week by it, and there is no reason
why any one else cannot do the same Invalids even
can do well by it, as it is no peddlng affair." but a basil
ness that is perfectly respectable Gentlemen and Ia
dies OF leisure who would like to learn the business for
their own amusement pleasure will find the practice Of
1t pleasant pastme and that they will take great
interest in On receipt Of ~, will send printed in
structos by which any readily acquire the
at. and these instructions will also contain every mar
tcular relative to the carrying it that IL will be
highly profitable. The purchaser Of the printed nstruc.
ons will also be authorized to teach 10 others and
have som limos received as high 5000 for teaching II
personally to single individual would state further
that $3.50 or - will buy everything that is necessary to
commence business with and the articles can be got al
most anywhere in city country. or II preferred can
furnish them. ADDRESS, ALVOKD T. PARSONS. No. 80
LIBERTY ST., New YORK. n3Sm3. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

Please E1cuse-Our readers will please
excuse irhperfections in this weeks issue. as
The editor has been unexpectedly called to
bedside Of his brother, without being able to
procure any one to take charge of the paper,
or making any preparations for his absence,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

Rush in the Xarket. AS we look out of
Our window into the street, we count one
hundred teams in one street, loaded with
produce about onc-half Of which is pork
Indeed the good time for farmers has come,
pork is selling for 1926 to 1866.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09
LOCAL DEPARTMENT

" Lawyers Face-We understand that one
Of the attorneys in town froze his face going
to Shell Rock, last Tuesday. 1t must have
been awful cold to have made any impression
on Lawyers face.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

THING NF HEtJTY, IS A JOY FDRF VrE VITO
can he beautiful VIII sckiy pu!" corr !sNcu: Keen
the pores Of the skin free and blo4 ur, and your
cheekFwiii vie with the Rose aud Lily skin form
ed with thousands opores in every inch whose
Office is carry of the bures of the blood ac
knowledged OF all diseases of rankind-when the
skin is dry and parchei-when It is covered with erup
tionswhen it is cold and clanmy there is inward
fever OF intammatont impossible for the skin under
these circumstances to perform its proper functions and
to Garry or the impurities from the body designed by
creator.
distractions and produce free and healthy blood and
move the erupons from the skin and brighten
with the flush of youth and beauty Beauty so much ad
mlred end loved Beauty without paints and cosm, tics
but beauty produced by health and happiness
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Medicine
Dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

Directory.-Thc Cedar Falls Directory has
just been issued and is now for sale at this
office. 1t gives complete list of the princi.
pie business men in town, with place Of bu.
siness, &c. Price 10 cts.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

Rsturned.-G. PuLvER, Orderly Sergeant
of Go. X, Third Iowa, who has been for some
time past in town recruiting for that regi.
ment, returned to his regiment yesterday
morning.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

The Old Folks Concert-The Old Folks
Concert is to be repeated on the evening of
February Sd, 1868, Oysters, Cake, and Ice
Cream will be served immediately after con
cert. Tickets for admission to Concert 25
cents. Proceeds to be appropriated for pur-
chasing lot for church building. BY vote
Ladies' Association.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09
TowERvILLR, CsAwToRD Co. Wis,

February u, 1861.
Dr. c. W. RoBAcx, Proprietor Of the scandinavian Rem
edies Cincinnati, Oho-Ded, Sir: Please send me six
ty 60) dozen Of your Pills Immediately, IS I nearly
out and shall lose sale II not promptly shipped Although
this is very small place, as suppose YOU know, an,
enabled to send you large order because the
physicians in this part Of the country recommend them
and prescribe them in their practice. People won't have
any Pills but yours and they re y are the best pills ont
use them myself when need anything OF the kind
Last lot of purifier received safe and selling we'll Shin
care .. p. Martin, Prairie du Chen
Respectfully yours NEAL NILES
See advertisement in another column
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09
AMERICAN HOTEL.

1O. SECOHD Proprietor. Main Street
NJ Cedar Falls, Iowa The above Hotel has lately hen
enlarged and ,ewly furnished throughout and am pre
pared 10 afts nd to the wants Of all who may ayer e
with call have in connection with the above Horse
arSe and commodous Stable, with good ossleys in attend
tnce The Office Of the Western Stage Company is At
, s''se Sagesleave daily Tor the East South and.
"eS. EN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

IIOA NEY AT Law. Will practice
IN IN tns cotntes Of Black Hawk, Buchanan bremen
Butter, Franklin Floyd, Grundy and Chickasaw ana II,
supreme Court Office Hatch Aliens storc Over
mans Block, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Ait Iii
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

Ladies Aid.-Mrs II. A. ADAMS. Secreta.
~ Of the Ladies' Union Aid Society of ST.
Louis, acknowledges the receipt of 4 barrels
OF hospital stores collected and forwarded by
Miss MARY A. BARNARD, Miss MARY CAME
aoN and Miss HATTIE ScHENck. She says
The soldiers bless the ladies who remem-
Dor them, as the good things that tempted
the convalescents' craving appetites testify.
Wishing you every encouragement in your
work, and hoping that all who contribute to
the cause may be blessed in basket and in
store ten fold for all the conf orts they are
sending to the suffering soldier,
am, yours gratefully and truly in behalf Of
the L. U. 4. Society"
asm II. A. ADAMS, Sec'y.
The ladies' have also sent two barrels. and
keg of vegetables to the General Hospital
at jackson Tenn. The contributors to the
above were Mrs G. Reed, Mrs. A. Shafer. Mrs.
Brownell, Mrs. Humbert, Mrs. Hammer. Mrs.
Andrew 4 ;rrick, n s. Geo Rarrick, Mrs. Yo
cum, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. j. Reed, Mrs. Dowdall
mrs. Ford, Mrs. Rarret, Mrs. z. Streeter, Mrs. /.
=. 3. Hatch, Mrs S. Rowpd, Mrs. D. Brown.
Mrs. Thayer, Mrs. j. Chase, Mrs. +. Cox
Mrs. j. Al. OveFman, Mrs. D. G. CARPENTER,
Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. schenck,
Mrs. A. Allen, Miss Barnard, Miss Cameron
Mrs. Morrison, and Mrs. Adams.
JOHN sCHRNCK.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09
G. ON M f. r CIAL.

GAZETTE OFFICE, }
Friday, JAN. 2ND. !
Wheat. .-6Sl 15c.
Dressed HO4s...e3 0e@3,50.
Hides...Dry flint, 11014 Green, 505tc.
Barley ...60 c.
Oats...2sc, and scarce.
COrn.-.16020c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09
NINE. DEMOREST'S
RUNNING STITCH
'$5 SEWING MACHINE.

The embodiment Of practical utility, and marvel Of
simplicity; makes the running stitch very rapidly and
perfect uses common needle and will last lifetime
New FORK State Fair its simplicity efficiency and
First Premium - ~ ""'" " '''e
viii GATHER, RUrFLE sHIRR TucE, RUN UT DIRE Aprns.
etc, with single or double thread on any material
tothe RUNNING The thines usually the
most dicult 70 stitch BY other sewing machines being
sewed the easiest For ladies' and childrens apparel
anu other articles made Of light fabrics viii therefore
II ~ attached to the table like sewing bird and hay.
no tension and requiring fabrication or change OF
sHch always ready for operation and such marvel
OF that child Of six eight years can under.
stand it, and use i successfully.
IL IS not af all liable 10 get out Of order
Eacn machine ~ put up In neat box accompanje,l
WIN Iul and explicit directions and twenty Ave needles
sent 10 any address in the United States On recep Of
order inciosing the amount may be collected by
Express on delivery Of the machine
When the money Is with the order and
its safe receipt and the delivery of the ma
chne, anywhere within 1000 miles free Of any Express
very liberal arrangements for agencies
see MIRROR OF FASHIONS, for full partjcuars spcci
men OF sewing, etc. send stamp for return dostare
Address,
NJ E. DEM OREST.
172 mo
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09
N NJ E. d EN- OR f s T
ID. ALLEN.

. Every lady, mother miIliner and dress maker sh,,,
nave one OF these valuable sewing machines
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

In Speed Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry Strength, and
Mechanical Perfection, they are Rcknow lsdged
the " HEAD. AND 'FRONT.' Of the Threshing Machine
Family For full particulars sample machine and get
"A pamphlet.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-09

T'KOM TIE PREMISES OF THE SUBSCRIBER on
i or about the l4th OF October last ore brownsh
black OK, About 10 years old, with hole bored through
each norm inc other four year old black and white
steer Dark celored shoulders straight rorng Who
ever VIII return said property give information vber.
tmay be found. will be suitably rewarded
Cedar Falls Iowa, ) -"
Nov, 12th, 1852. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

Cot.isios Oh NGw-JEesEY CfyfEAL RAILROAD.
Oh Thur.day a, noon. as the : o'clock Western
EAlness rIAu from Eaiton. Pa bound cast aud seSe5sl
fol- -nd s regular lime turning curve IN The road
rs.f sprip.t,~n, ~ j. came in collision With co,rtrn'
bfciug le gnes smashing tie and hJuiing the
iIesn and IL ps,euser Tho Express s'n was running
a. TOD pcoi AMI great the o. she collision. The
fs.sersrrl were thrown from their seats and piled pro
i,.uous.y upon each other tr H.' tie conductor was
dignity blurred The Gernaa above mc.ioncd had right
ann ais rigt, eg and hi. ol-rboue broken. soldier
ao badly h1r. aud 4 e. reported tlst lie esnno.
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SENATE. WASHINGTON. Jan. 80. 1863.


NUTF Ut HhFT' TO '7'7s'' CIV NV
The yIgE-PRESlDENT laid before the Senate
=. Communication from the President, Recommending
q vote Of thanEs by Congress to David ID. Porter
for the bravery and skil displayed by him IN the
sftack on ARKANSAS Post Referred TO the COMMITTEE
OIL Naval Affairs.
Several private bills were passed
PRINTING Tug PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Mr. ANTHONY Rep. X. ID from the Com
nittee OH Printing, reported bill TO expedite The
mi Ting Of tie Presidents Message and accompany
ing documents. Passed.
.baII be delivered 10 the Superintendent Of Public
Prin.ing prior TO the meeting Of Congress, and be
nrnted within ten days after the commencement OF
tbe session. .--.
Distribution OF DOCUMENTS.
Mr.. ANTHONY IL p., X. H. offered resolution
proyidipg fyr tho distribution VI doeu@en's pei0VS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

i
Plow. over The common Pov.
This Pillow has adjustable wing attached the mold
board by hinge. thus rising from the cOvexi thereof
protubersnt Hue prevent tie farrow from running
the modbosrd, is common with that OF the
FORM thu. enabling the POw 10 lift sno turn the ow
pleiey over Of any desirable depth width whether
slopiog undulaog or level land This is improve
men the Sidr.hl Pow. stated by all who
have tried BOTH well those who have both work
10 the soil Does inveuo, Of Tcrn-wrst Plow displays
great ingenuity and ID works finely upon fat lsn3
could desire bat it. great complication - structure and
expense keeps il from coming into general dse
We would therefore wife the special attention OF farne
to SASBCRSs TuRS-wsIsT Plow al implement that 10
most cspitaly adapted 20 your wants at this tine.
We invite your spec,8 ateD ion careful recon sders
ton OF tho advantages sted above and claimed TO-
tits PlOw,
MANUFACTURED BY
o. AMES G SONS,
successors to Nourse, Mason, X Co, Boston.
Isg will be happy to show It to any Farmers Garden
ers vAs'tips the city, who viii call their Warehouse ~
ways furnished with the arses. and bes, assortment Of
FARM AND GARDEN TOOLS,
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY
Of every description, bearing upon relating to msden
utility kept in the United States.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE
OVER QUINCY Market.
To- Letters Of inquiry 10 prices &C., promptly aaswered
and our Business Catalogue will be sent free any sddres
upon application. Address
O. AMES &c SONS,
BOSTON, MASS.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHsxBsRs-JAs 3o.--BeioEe Jp'ti'
SUTHERLAND.

Alexander Duncan ct al ACT. Samuel p. Lym

Alexander Duncan ct al ACT. Samuel z. y man,
e. ai-Dsiault set aside on payment ~ 40 costs
Matilda Bull OCT. WIN. Il. Martin ct sl-Ihe propert,
should DE sold in p,Ices, the 10 f. la. hrst, &c.
samuel A. BIsckrt Ggt. Peter I. Cuier-Deiaa opene.
aud cause restored crLdar for trial payment o. 81;
cost. order to be settled on one day's notice.
Nichols Rear Eliz.beh hehr-Motion denied" win
=,
Gr, Nyer agt James Irving e s-Re-rence ordered =
;ake proof allegations ia complaint and afdsvfs on DON
sides used ou this motion &c. ,
John Bancroft sgt Wn. q. Htchcock-h- u beamisn
esq appointed receiver -, 49, ,,,
In nefn az Ohm sgt. VIM. Wsdsworth.-Motion granted
Order to be settled On Que days notice. -.
Alexander Horton lgt Herman ID. Wsbridge Motion Dc
MED without costs to eiiher patty
Thomas A. limo: sgt. Peter Y. Cu,ler-Dsiauit opsnes
and Cause restored to calendar fer @ on payment CT va
coats, Gc.
George Jones Ell al AIT George Brown Motion srsnes
with cost. TO Defends abide the event OF action
Jo.,ph WS.nsn receiver AIT. A Bernhard 81 L-dotoi
denied with defendants to abide OF action
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C,nrrs nr TrMrEnANcr.-A qn.lterIy meetlng

CADETS OF TEMPERAScE.-A quarterly meeting
oh Qiand Section Of the order n hi, Stnte held pa the
zn uorth Of Grand aud Ludlow SIRE .
An Interesting drbstr Ied - 10 lhe cohlou Il me Oflef,
pre eut AID pr0speove from which IL epreRred tnet the
order wa dcing nuch good promise. to nereso It.
steady increase II numbers Judging iToh tue
pas, yer kf-r tn. Transaction OF son. routine 0uAiness,
In. TO lowing officers were elected tor the current yes
Grand Patron. Ebeneztr B,stot; Wee o. r. Ernest J..
brook Grand Secretary Plinp hnI; asst ., ih"oaoe
Me,uan Grand Tfeh,uref Lewis Williams; Grand ouie
feSsrdsr O. gewnn; Gard Waterman. Henry L. BA1iin
Grand Chapsil, Thom~ III. May.
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sIrpeRloR CoURT-CmAxBKHA-JAs3 )--Be,ote Justie


DECISIONS.
Andrew Carbon ag. John Lynch, &c.-Acti0n
di.mis sod with cos,s. 49,
Constance Venano ng. John Vicnante-Motion granted
without costs 20 either party.
Uo,.pns Newton sst Henry standardization granted on
III yslt Of COTS end dabufeeus Of opposing WI hin
deys otherwise motion denied with 10 costs to plain
John Morrison, &c, at Pses o. Berry de-Deci'on re-
served .,
udzment debtor
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Disasters, &C.

The ,h.p Robena ashore Governors Island. Of al
s.. H.. and anchored In the North River.
ST. GEoRGK, Bsrnuds Jan. T. 1853.
Tho ship Kate Prince (of Portsmouth, y. h hom Pha'
deUba for Acaruco with cargo OF coal Is now lyns OUT
side At Five Esthom Hole with cargo badly shifted, vessel
lesky, end much strained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
sURROOATE's COURT JAM 3o.-Bef0re surrosst.
TUCKER.

ON-TVI
TUCKER.
In no the petition OF Ellen NJ. Walton for pay
men Of her snnui.y 10y the executors Of Johu Mson ING
Argument OF this matter resumed aud concluded to-day
Decision reserved.
la ro The viii OF john Hopperin this case the e1smna
don u proceeded with MARY Russell ~hs
was servant in M Hoppes house was examined at senS
ugh. -,
pcnehts James Brady aud b. OalDtatA iog eoUsestsnts
WILLS ADMITTED 10 PROBATE.
The following wills have been admitted 10 pro
bate without contest;
Elizabeth Green ichei b. Mack Francis Del Hoyo Jse't
Earsen the Rev. Thos. McAuey. b. v H. CorSln and Benz
+. Falluaadgc. - .
Nr Del ioyo LEFT sec 900 to his relatives Jacob Haren
VINO was known pay stefan Of this city, left nearly hal
million lie leaves Sis OO0 TO hts sisters &5,O0 to eacn
his ucpheys nieces Gnd $1,000 each TO two cossi'
The following are hi, charitable bequests;
New YORK Eye Iuhrnary, $O,O00i Northern Dispensary
100000 NewYork Uniycrsslist Relief Fund uodsd oy
testator's father $4,000 NewYok Society for tho hso
Of " ,dows and Or mans OF Medical Men. $1,000 Now
York Society for the Relief OF Poos Nidows with Small ohi.
drrn, S50JJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
r,.,riu,s OF Produce.

JAN 304sCO Ibis flonf, 100 bass Corn Meal 2i2 bbis
Vbky i7 lust Oats pigs Provisions, 2239 pGgs.
Lard TOO pkg. Butter - pkss Asles ZiiB Dressed Hogs
| IZ pss Buckwheat Flour &C. bush. Seed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JAS. 90
NOTICE TO IHR BAR.

Notes Of issue in Admiralty aud Argument cause
nrst ne si on or before Thursday the 1h Of Feoraar,
next Ia orler take their places the Calendar which vii
be taken up by tho Hon judge Belts MondayFeb lsts
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10 ARRIVE.
slgIArUHk ALMANAC.

-Asss...7:ll ets.......5'i6 hoon-sets'' fi'9
DAE
audy Hook. 4:5S Gov lsiAnd.. 5<8 HeiGats'.. ''zJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

MARINE COURr-JAs So Before Justice hRAhNE
ACTION FOR DAMAGES SUSTAINED ny REASON OF
NUISANCE.
Abraham Cooper ag james Anderson aud john Mclean
This was an action 10 recover damages suffered
by reason Of the eecoL s'eA6oie1 shop ne.l .hs rl
lot, shaved tnst ,vhts he and his family were occupy
Inc that houc defendant. ec.rd their eam'oeler ,acotl
la .,1,r,n, r,inft's and the windows o.
I1. dyo,rs ,on.s and manufactured and rvetut steam
boiler, ths.e and that the noise aislrs rom "a.
filv and a, Ius. render portion OF his house u4S
haDitahic. .-----. ,,......,,.. ,,o,, .h. .,ou,s
an, 1, steam % Her shop In manufacturing neigh
oad and that the aose proceeding hereirom ana enter
Inc naintfs house could not be such " 70 occasion ssn'
| , ns .yeuieucs to the inmates Of the house
Judgment for plaintiff ioF : 300, and costs . A.,
Moses Ely for plaintiff T. o. tennes and ossFss fseAS>
leI defendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcrAL TkRS-JAS. 79.-Beior
Justice WHITE.
DECISIONS.
Robert G.. Dayton agt. Edward Macomber; Car
G, Kechnagel sst George Baitholt Orders granted
John Purchase agt Mahon Mattisou Ofdef EXTENDING
time 10 tle security Tor costs granted.
SaIsh T. Williams ag Marshal A Mathis Motion srantct
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-10
COMMISSIONERS & CONDUCTORS
FOR THE OCTOBER ELECTION.

FOR THE OCTOBER ELECl lUN.
The following persons have been
appointed by us as Commissioners d
Conductors of the election, to be held
Oct. 22d. 1863
DIST. No. 1.-At Jones Com
missioners, Moses Steel Aiphens Hol-
land and Jos. Grub. Conductor.
Sam! Harding.
At Osborne Jacob Cartwright,
jas. Watson, Ephriam Hall. Con
ductor, J. ". Phillips.
DIST. No. 2,-At Guseman s.
Com1nissioners-N. Eandervort, s.
Tibbs, Asa Hall. Conductor, Lewis
Runner.
At Court-Honse. Commissioners,
John Carney, Ed Price, ASH. Far
child. Conductor, Harvey Staggers.
DIST. No. 3,-At Ross Com rs,
Jacob Miller, jos. Smell, JAG. New
man. Conductor, Jos. Hartman.
At LOTUS Commissioners, Geo.
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Y Err 7 La TEST !
BT observation-disclosures NAIL.
4 NEGROES STOi5Y.

N.Y., Oct. 1.-The Times Wash
inston despatch says that coIored
barber, direct from Richmond, where
he has resided for the last Is years,
says that the battle Of Chickamauga
is not considered by the people OF
Richmond as success also that
Richmond can now be easily capture"
if the Yankees want it. and that Of
ficers of the army have frequently
said in his hearing that it would be
abandoned should the Army of the
Potomac advance in force.
The people are daily sending their
effects further South for fear OF the
coming Of the Yankees.