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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16

Mobile March 2.-The scLoouers.
Sea Drift and Joe FIanner. arrived
here from Havana last night with val
uablo assorted cargoes.
Northern Items.
The Northern information il that
Stonewall jackson is in command a,
Frederick sburs, and Geu. lie, la.
ganc 70 Charleston.
On the l2.h cotton was quiet and
iirm III New York at ninety two cents
for middiing uplnnds.
Hon J. w. Rodgers. I member o;
the t:!inois State senate, died few
days since. His death lsnyes a tic in
the senate onpoliticsl qu.s;ions-;ls
Demoerats losing QUO vote
General Tu,,lo has formerly ap.
Pile" 10. a military fore. sufficient 70
protect families in Missouri.
sixty Confederate prisoncJs Of war
died in The ST. Louis hospitals during
the wecl; ending January 81
The custom authorities Of Canada
having refused 20 receive American
money, the Northern Lake Transpor-
tuiion co:"pany, have concluded not
10 20 through tho w cl!ai4,, canal dur
ing the comm: season.
The resolution in the Indiana Log
!s.ature endorsing tho expulsion of
Jesse ID. Bright, FROM the United
States senate. was tabled on the 2S,h
u.t.. bv i vote Of IS 10 IS.
Senator Chandler las written
letter home announcing lie fac, :h.:
Nic!. ig"n vii! have the honor OF send
insa negro regiment to the war,
-Anothrr Indian wor is expected
I,itil. Crow is a: Devils Lake With
,!rrc hundred warriors aud plenty Of
Ammunition. The Chippcwus ar,
h"ha"iGe !uso!cntly to tho white vco-
pi".
The Cincinnati Gazette has iuior-
nation from Nashville - the 10th,
which states ,ha, Srca: numbers o!
buildings vcr" used as hospitals, I'm
'"tnSc gu"u..i!!t Of coal have arrived
/ he railroad 10 Franklin would D.
.r-up"nra this week, a:.d b- heavily
:,uay,.rL 30 MuT.yrcsboro 1n!mcn>.
supplies We're constantly going to tAe
army. !!.u uic-e!s were -!.i.niis,iny
daily. The w';1er on III. shoals 80,
twelve feet deep. The cars from
louisville. 10 Nashville Are .rur;rg
:, ga.~.!.y.
'!.ho a:vi,cs FROM Washington.
-:,.:t .,."I I..nc,..n "f.G Hl;!rr ilvo
a...a c.vs.,,d ;.g"rh-:. au,. the laser
-tr-c;IU L.G..:." distractions ou :rs
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16

There is .-..at3.e .uiorna;io" tia.
Z. r.:a.@i Indian WY il. IN eon;etnTla
tiul IN the Northwest. Oh IA, ou.w-
la. Il Spring.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16

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r,,.a. L., ~ "r- Informed. s!.s; tho
u.ock>d> vii! tv sa:hc! hv Aprl
t.y.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16
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Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-16

Charleston also the St John from:
Savannah, had arrived safely at Mas
Sou.
Mobile March 2.-The scLoouers.
Sea Drift and Joe Flanner. arrived
here from Havana last night with val
uablo assorted cargoes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20

Tas French papers say that the recent ex-
pcrimsntal trip Of number Of French IRON
clads was demonstration Of sea. going quail
tiles decidedly satisfactory to the naval all.
thorities. A Paris correspondent of the
London Timss tells an opposite story He
says they were caught in storm, that they
rolled dreadfully, the sea washed over them
continuously, the guns could not be tried,
and that it Was evident that the ships could
not cross tho Atlantic. There is the state
ment and counter statement. People may
credit which they think is nearest the truth.
As near as We can judge both French and
English iron-clads have thus far proved fail.
ures. Their governments act as il they were
Of that opinion.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
4 BRAVE NEGRO SOLDIRR...THE
FLAG AT FORT WAGNER,

The following letter, addressed to the Mil.
itary Secretary Of GOV. Andrew, OF Massa.
ehHSetfs, nafrates an instance Of hesoism in
. negro soldier which deserves to 90 into his
tory -
MoaRIs ISLAND, 9. O., Oct Is. 1868.
Co1eNEL have the honor to forward you
tho following letter, received few days since
from Sergeant w. II. Carney, company G,
of this regiment. Mention has before been
made of his heroic conduct in preserving the
American dag and bearing it from the field,
in the assault on Fort Wagner on the 18th
Of July last, but that you may have the his.
tory complete, send simple statement of
the facts as l have obtained them from him,
and an officer who was an eye witness:
When tho Sergeant arrived to within
about one hundred yards of the fort-he was
with the first battalion, which was in the
advance Of the storming column-hc received
the regimental colors, pressed forward to the
front rank, near the Colonel, who vas lead
ing the men over, the ditch. He says, as
they assembled the wall Of the fort, the ranks
were full, but as soon as they reached the
top, they melted away before the enemy's
fire almost instantly He received severe
wound IN the thigh, but fell only upon his
knees. He planted the flag upon the para.
pet, lay down on the outer slope, that he
might get as much shelter as possible; there
he remained for over half an hour, till the Cd
brigade came up. He kept the colors flying
until the second conflict was ended When
our forces retired he followed, creeping on
one knee, still holding up the flag. 1t was
thus that Sergeant Carney came from the
6eld, having held the emblem of liberty over
the walls Of Fort Wagner during the san.
culinary conflict Of the two brigadss, and
having received two very severe wounds, one
in the thigh and one in the head. Still he
refused to give up his sacred trust until he
found an officer Of his regiment.
When he entered the field hospital, where
his wounded comrades were being brought
in. they cheered him and he colors Though
nearly exhausted with the loss of blood, he
said, Boys the old flag never touched the
ground"
OF him as man and soldier, l can, speak
in the highest term of praise.
! have the honor to be, Colonel, very re-
spectfully, your most obcdient servant,
n. 3. MTTLEFIELD
Col. Comd'g 5ith Regt Mass. Vols.
COL i. g. Brown, j Military Secretary to his Excel
lency John A. Andrew, Mass.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20

READING AND IaLNKlSG.-They who have
read about everything are thought to under.
stand everything, too, but it is not always so;
reading furnishes the mind only with materi-
q: o. knowledge; it is thinking that makes
what We read ours. We are OF the rumina-
ting kind. and 4 y not enough to cram our.
selvss With great icad Of collections 4-w,
ma chew them over a2s;a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20

AATHNoNrAL.-In one of the northeast.
srly towns in Widham county, Connecticut,
is . village called Christian Hollow" con.
sisting Of about twenty families of farmers.
Nine men in that village have had twenty two
wives, IS follows: One man four, two men
three, and six men two each. The man who
has been married four times is yet living,
and has wife who bids fair TO run an equal
race with her husband. 4FlJa<tI'- :
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD,
~ TIME TABLE No. *.

d. M. Il W. R..-7raias to and from the soutb
est connect at Farley tI8 I.ll37' ~
EH. CoSSEcrIoEs.-Stag leave Earlville on the ar
o. .he cars from the East on Tuesdays Thursdays
ette West Union, DEBORAH, and st. Paul; and from Man
chester on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for Straw.
berry Point and the north.
Stages leave Cedar Falls daily for New Hartford An.
nSton Island Grove, Ackl.y Harden City, Iowa Fas,
Aicen, waller, Webster City, Fort Dodge and Sioux
City; also, GAINESVILLE, Waveriy Syracuse Nashua Brad
ford, st. Charles and Minnesota.
GE0RGE YOUNG, Superintendent. q
). A. PiSro. General freight and Ticket Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
BETTER THAN CAIOMfY OR gLIrE Pill.
BETTER THAN CALOMEL OR BLUE PILL.
BETTER THAN CAIOMEL OR BLUE Pill.


They exercise powerful influence over the live.
and its sccre,ions than caomc, mercury, blue pill
hence their importance In cases Of Liver Complaints
and Spleen Difficulties Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, Bilious at
tacks Headache, &C. In the treatment Of Fever either
Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fevers,
they arc superior to qunine. Their influence extends
over the entire system, controlling, strengthening, and
brang up tho relaxed and wasting energies, and rcgu.
lating all the secretions u tic natural performance Of
their duties, cleansing and purifying the blood, md
purgng from the system all diseased deposits aud i,a-
nufe hunQrs. = : - IL
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20

A TALE OF Wos.-I clasped her tiny hand
in mine, and clasped her beauteous form
vowed to shield her from the wind, and from
the worlds cold storm. She sat her beaste.
Gus eyes upon me, and the tears did wildly
flow; and with her little lips she said, !" You
Stupid, let me CO."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
Fanning mul Mandatory.

H. Manufacturing the Tanning Mills, known as u
LITTLE JOKER" gis
assert and can prove, that this Mill viii clean Ora
BETTER and full ~ fast any other Min Of its size
These Mills will be furnished at Low Prices and Gpeaf In
dncemens viii be offered to Cash Buyers Most kinds o.
Farm Produce taken in exchange.
p- SHOP over Overnan's Saw MIL where a sampi.
may be Those intending TO purchase invited to
call and examine this Machine, as confident just
the thing that win suit all those wishing Good Strong
Seryicesbls Mill for Low Price also manufacture
Gaaa Min ,Separators
article Of my own invention, and is perfect 0at
Cookie Smut and Buckxheat Separator. perfectly clean
ing the Wheat for grinding. The Grist Mills In Cedar
Falls using the where they may seen IN eps
ration. challenge the world 10 beat them Orders
spectfuly solicited
n. c. OvIRMAS.
Csdar Pals Nay IL lex. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
The Cabinet Organ.

It is the intention Of the manufacturers,
MASON & HAMLlx, Of Boston, to make
only the best mshnments, and they spare
no pains nor expense to accomplish this
object. We fully believe that they sue
ceed, and therefore do not expect for
customers those who are looking for
cheap article, but shall be glad to see all
who want . GOOD Que.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
FALL AND WINTER MILLLNER]
MIsSH A. q 8. McNALLY,
Fashionable Milliners.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND LARGE
supply OF Millinery Goods Of the latest styles and
ronage bestowed upon In the past hope 10 merit
OF the same by paying even greater attention
than TO the quality Of our goods and
ture New goods received weekly Shop opposite post
ONCE, Cedar Falls. = an :,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20

TTyHR CEDAR FALLS COUNCIL OF THE U. L. or A
meets every Tuesday and Friday evening, at sAarp
O'Clock. Members requested punctual In the
attendance. Members Of other Councils sngthe plsoe
cordially invited 70 With u.s. Council Room On
the third door Of Overman's brick block.
P. MELENDY, RNfdenS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
SH E E M USIC
MMSlGKn wNRKgc

MUSlGEE WURKSs
We publish one Of the largest and most valuable Cat
alogues in America, aud daily adding to IT, Our IA
clte for furnishing everything in this particular depart
ment ale unlimited
Every piece Of Music published in the Emitted States
for sac at wholesale aud retail. We have constant
changes with the European publishers and can therefore
supply any Foreign Music desired. .sa, a..
Special attention given to the filling Of orders for
Choruses, Operas. Oratorios, Church Music Books Or
ehestral Parts, ETC., etc.
Music arranged to order for any instrument number
Of instruments. r'F ~
MusIc BY MAn.--NInsc rs sent by mail the expense
being cent rer Persons at Assistance will find
the conveyance saving Of time and expense IN obtain
ing supplies. Books also he sent at the rate Of
cent per ounce.
Besides the articles above named, we keep on hand
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Ind crery Article III the line Of Musical
e,se Merchandise.
The limits OF this Circular prevent from describing
length the styles and prices Of the various articles
be found In establishment many are not even
named but all any order for goods in line
that may be sent MS. T-rf
Respectfully,
o. wM. A. POND co.
517 Broddr7y NeD York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20

=, n~ n~,r,~> ru,~r..
NnOVEA q nAAAE kA'S
csLHsaArpp
cEA/iAN AAANnoAcc
WERE AWARDED TIE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
owe. ALL coxr,rrr..s,
the following State Fairs Of 1862 for the best Family
SEWING ''' and sie e" se IN MACHINE work. A'"''
Nese York ,Stoke Ea;, T}E sF
IN Y,..- p,.,rr -. D. u.,.,x, -s.- -
rIssr PasAIux ron DounLx .TnsEAp MACHINE.
>. A'0- ~" MACHINE "oSA. s.-..-
Indiana State FAIR. $50 41rs e
P,,sr psrvru ro, ~ . cv,~, 80, =, ,r,.,,..
Tinsr PnsHIrn ron MAcalI. woaI. - :.
Vermont State Fair, ,ss lisa -.... ,..... .fr
F,.sr psrxr. 20, v.xu, m.,u
r.nsr raEnlun ron MAsrrAcrurlso MACHINE.
~ -, ~" ''~eh'Ns "osA'
IHino1 State fdir. .-e..s ..-a... .-a
YtR.r px.~,rv rov n
FIHsr rsHslrn 'os MAcnlsx wosE.
Iord state Far. E, a #a
F,ssr p.rMrs m. p. ~u~ M.cv,,, . 81
FInsI r r FOR MAsuvAcIu.lso MAcnrss.
u.,...,.. o. T.:
'"' 49, 49,. 800 n" ' :,
FIRST Pasnirx roa MACHINE WORK. 20
Michigan State Fir. ta
Fissr pasxrrs FOR Fanny M.cm,. "
FIRST FRS, psss,rs .os M.surAc,rs.ss MAe1rns
.,,.,:,, o.. r. - - 'es. o. g...r.
Ae""syr"Hto otUe Fnr.
FIRsr rREvirn ron BrAvr,TrL M.cnIys Wos1.
0l;o S,,,. ~. '-F '4'-',
r.asr ps.Aiuu ron MAcHn. woxr. 81,
oregon State Fair.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20

In Speed, Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry, Strength and
Mechanical PerfectiOn, they are acknowledged
the :" HEAD. AND FRONT" of the Threshing Machine
Family For full particulars sample machine and get
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
AlkEN'S
KNITTING MACHINE

1
AINENS
i-~1O-u~~~-
X NIYWHTNH ~ HU1nTs
AAASA 4 4 AAvN Az AVAxN1
/HH money with It win, give her amos, ~ , ~.
sDe e prosiis BY which she can make
A Can he made In the hands o. a wo-
man. to earn with and comfort, $40
to DO anything else can e .aus , %on o.a
right alops by Its use.
AIErN,c u>Irn,>,~, -,
AMIN . hN1lIING MACHINE.
Young ladies ; who wan. to some money can by
their time very independently and satsscore ""0'e OF
A farmer who raises woo cannot as.ord ~ y: -,.
vert Tho sso -,rh ~, s,nn In 'e acaine Will con-
,IUry,c Y~,,,r,,, ~.."
A. AihENS KNITTING MACHINE
4 farmer has girls growing nm. h. u., 49,.
sSmeh eth In no other way can they do il respecta
Wives aud families Of Volunteers and in IL their has.
friend and protector. Whole families can be SUMMARIZED
oy its use. Thousands attest to thi, fact
.AIKEN,S ENIrr,>ro ,r.o,,
AihEN . hNIIIlNG MACHINE.
1t kni,s the n,a.era, for ns;r Of s,o..,n,, t.,
minutes, .,s t In day woman can make and finish COM
The stitch it makes is precisely the same ne ti,, 5
with Knitting Needles except in this. tha. the machine
possibly. ".' '"e "ssu'ese can
AIUrr,c y~-,rr,~-
heel knit the machine narrowing and wid.nins 10. Is
II kn,s Great a, war;,, o. ,n s. screw.
Nubias Opera Canes i:,dar s,..o n; hsn as snaws,
Sastes sontars R;yo,s,s CInn5s oonlorts. Military
&C.. &c. 'o''' N''oa'' heaa dresses, Fldes,
AlkENS KNITTING MACHINE 7t
!. kni,s Under shirt, and Drawers, the mos, service.
susnend.rs pmra t r van pe male; also Table Covers,
II Is so simpl. ,h,. = cS;,S , .sn &c;
know the why and wb.r.sr. ~ SST"prsheha ". ana
chine may he mud n .e .s. OF! ~. Sewing Ma
knows how ~, h is sesrs an" the operator hardly
, ' -. - ''aue' s.5.-. ..E
AlkEN'S KNITTING MACHINE
=, .....E . .'sI>'PE ~i'-'D'
cannot get out Of order fwe used. simple is its
fxed In five minutes ,s Iii ; 80 .nat u can't he
machin. 'es' We VIII give the purchaser new
It,s portab,c,re,r,s .o,,o. ..., IT,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
DIR. RAILWAYS PILLS.
I AN CURED.

az have taken six doses Of Radvav,s r,,,s Of thras
Mills each IN an day, thev cured me- Of Constns,ion
Indigestion, and dyspepsia have taken B-th,s
X-rsi and manv O,hsr Mills for vca.s .ra cosij
onIy obtain Temporary roe II roUned ths uss ~
these pills for week my old complaint would appear.
6rErHEN BENNETT, o. 8. C. 8"
81 have suffered with Dyspepela and Iivar C,m
they would rive ma temno.arv rTmc,rs mt -. CO..,
pelied 10 take them ali the time have nsc.i ~ NOV
or Dr. Railways Pills /: am cured. have noa tsken
. particle az medicine In six months - y =
q ri CHI TlS Roxhnrv Mas,
EM -'-7@-|-'' - =
PILES, srRAINlNG AND TENESMUs.
pms SlmAaSasG AAo IESlSAuS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
JUST RECEIVED:
LARGE lot OF
Orange & Lemons.

Direct Ne~ York and for sale ~ New York prices
adding frRht.'.g ~ w.
Ae-d IN. IN eHAE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
The Cabinet Organ

Has the full and entire appreciation Of
large number Of the best organists and
musicians Of this country, including
Gottschalk, WIN. Mason, g. Washbourne
Morgan, Geo. James Webb, Drs. L. Ma
son and TIL. Hastings, and VIM. B.
Bradbury; also Sigismund Thslberg, and
Gustave Satter. Of Europa. u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
The Cabinet Organ

No. 10. Four octave, single reed,
in walnut or oak ease, .............$7O.
No. IL. Four och~e, single reed,
in elegant rosewood case, ...........$95.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
F A n MING MILL
M "A N U II a G II o r Y
lgsr e. AT CEDAR FALLS.


Two TIE FARMERS MILLERS & GRAIN DEALERS
Il at Black Hawk and surrounding Counties: The H.
der signed Mt Cedar Falls for the purpose
q manufacturing the Nash Cults Celebrated Grain
in use decided By awarding to it the First
Premium, Mt The United States Fairs Of 1Sae and 1sS
The Premium OF 800 offered by the Board OF Trade Of the
city Of Chicago for the Best Tanning Mill for farmers
use, also unanimously awarded 10 this MIL The
sleeves and screens in this Mil arranged that can
take the oules kind Of grain that be found and by
running through there cannot found nm oat
foul seed Of kind and leaving nothing but the pure
seed wheat. My Mills made OF the very best Of
material that can be had, and will clean hundred
bushels Of Grain per hour. All warranted, used
cordng to directions TO give satisfaction. SALE
consult their interest, call and examine inv mills
before buying elsewhere Terms for cash or approved
paper as low any other establishment. Mills hand
at all times. Please call and them. Shop Main
Street, opposite Bishop 4 Benjamin's Drug Store.
Cedar Falls, February 18th. 1868. 46-tf
VIM. H. STTCKNEY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
The Cabinet Organ

BY its great sustaining power, is admi-
rable for church music, both as solo and
accompaniment, and by its excellence of
action and distinctness of tone il highly
effective in large range Of secular mu-
a.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
fHRrsHtNeGs !! MACHINES
md1lY1Cdnt1

For speed. clean work, strength and
beauty. @. Aultman b Co.'s world
renowned Canton, Ohio. "Sweep-
stakes" Threshing Machines are the
acknowledged "head and front" Of
tho whole "threshing machine fami-
"" Their fame is not only national
but Worldwide 4la@T
Either Cleared or Belted Separa-
tors. with either eight or ten horse
Gary" or compromising" Powers,
and with or without Trucks and
Straw Stackers, delivered at this
place on short notice. Order early.
Send and get ctrculer free OF charge,
or call and see sample machines.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
The Cabinet Organ

No. II. Five octave, single reed,
in walnut or oak case, ..............$S5.
No. IL. Five octave, single reed,
in elegant rosewood case, .........$ll5.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
The Cabinet Organ

No. 10. Four octave, double reed,
in walnut or oak case, ..............$96.
No. 20. Four octave, dos. ole reed,
in elegant rosewood case, .$115.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
The Cabinet Organ

No. 10. Six sets Of reeds, two rows
of keys, swell pedal, indepen-
dent two octaves) pedal base, .
bellows pedal for the performer,
bellows lever at the back for Q
second person, and twelve stops.
Black Salnut case, .S450,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
The Cabinet Organ

In its various sizes and styles, is adapted
to the parlor, the church, the school
room, the lodge, the lecture-room, the
vestry and the hall.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-11-20
The Cabinet Organ

No. IA. Three sets Of Reeds, Swell
pedal, six stops and automatic ~
swcll-black walnut case, $225.
No. IL. Four sets Of Reeds, two
rows Of keys, swell pedal, eight
stops, and automatic swell-wal-
nut case, ....................$34O.
No. IL. Same rs No. II, in elegant
rosewood case, ............. $500.