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~Au orders for Tickets In the above Lottery
should be addressed TO JOHN A. MORRIS d CO.
WHINING gton, Delaware. mar 5-tapris
TNO MARRIED LADIES SONLY-IxP0RrASr Ap.
Il VICE and SPECIAL DIRECTIONS fer the full en-
toyneHt, ood spirits felicity sRd health of EVERY
LADY will be sent to any address, by all or ether
wise. ss may he desired on the receipt of ONE DOL
fc ;, s-zTch and experiment, this INFORMATION may
be implicitly relied upon ss q CERTAINTY in all con
tingepces, natural arrangements, &c. 1t will add
much to health and happiness OF every MARRIED.
wOAAE. A happy state 4 mind, natural enjoy
mt nj and good h aith are welcome guests and
priEea by all These INSTRUCTIONS VIII impsrt
these Elossinss. al JuSiasSS tOnfdsntiaL, Parties
HENRY A. TAYLOR MD,
fe l4-lm' Washington, b. y.
frIBBS' HAIR STORE,
" 242 Pa. optnxe, asnt Thirteenth 81.
Ladies' hair colsred = permanent black or brown,
1t the above establishment; Also,
BRAIDS, BANDRAUS,
CURLS, WIGS, ROLLERS, &o.,
s!xsys on hand or 70 Ade to order At Che shortest
as-sm ATCHETOR'S HAIR DYA.
vi VEGETiBIES.
fRTirS, FISH sOUP,
~ Theoretically Sea. ed Cans, st
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
e1NNeYLVANIA AVENUE, near willsrdr Rossi
LoooA1D -.MAnAeDl

GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AyEH Uk. near wilardr Hotel
LsoaAAD -.MAsAsBl
- Admission 80. Is, and IS cents sseursd ssa,s
H cents additional.
THIS EVENING,
Ise greatest combination of Tragedy Stare ever
Effected in America viii appear in shahspeares
oTHELLO.
The distinguish cd trasedian and character aator,
wv. WALLACK, JR.
The greatest living trag dian and vsrsatls aetor
Z. l.. DAVENPORT,
Supported BY the talented and beautiful aetrssses
EMILY MEeTaYER and ADA PARKER.
+. l.. Davenport
6n,asmos. 66%;l,n.''".."..~ Emily hsstsyer
S..sio. Cb.rle. Barr n
Si~.sApo. .............. ......... II. H. Wall
braoantio.--- --.......................W. II. Bokee
Tuesday.
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
WASHINGTON THEATRE,
CORNER ELEvHNTH AND O STREETS.
hAHAaIhs--.-.- .MsssRs MAsDEn L Gossos
STAGE MAHAeKR.- g. Mann,
1REAsCRxR----. GEO. W. TARRsu
The Great Tragic Artist
MATILDA HERON,
ma IILU HEhUN,
MATILDA HERON,
in her world renowned character of
CAMILLE.
CAMILLE,
CAMILLE,
aspsrfOrmed by her upward. of
500 500 500
TIMES, TINES, TINES
with q success unparalleled in the Annals oy th.
Drama.
THIS EVENING, March le,
CAMILLE
Camille Miss Matilda Heron
Tuesday, second light Of
MISS MATILDA HERON
PRICES OF ADNIsSIoH-Baleony Chsirs 7g nents.
Orchestra Seats Is cents; Parquette, 50 cents Yan
i,y Circle, 25 cents; Private Boxes ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16
DROPOsALs FOR LAYING WATER MAINS
AND FOR FL RNISHING COR
pQRaTION S.OPS

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE, March 2, 1863.
eRAIRD PKOPOs ais, in dup isSte, add dressed one
eegy TO the resident Of the b ard of Aldermen
and enc copy 10 tie President OF the Board of Com
mon Council, viii bs received until Monday, the
18th me- 81 o'clock p m for aging water mains
Tor the 20 pCratlon OF WRshln gtOD during the cur
rsIl calendar year Also for furnishing JOrpors-
nCE stops. viz 50 of "a inch, rs OF inch, o. of=
irch. and 81 Of inch diameter
Spec hcs ito. can " had by applying ST this Of
Gee RASDtlLPa COYLE,
mar SOTO Water X, sist-ar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16

w ODD FELLOWS HALL
w IMAN, KkNTRILOQ UIST AND WIZARD.
with his speakiGE Automa IONS AT i Dancing Babies
WEDN E6DAY, Msrcn 10, and continue Ten lights
only
WYMAN will Introduce the same Programme of
Wonders as perl0rmed be ore His Royal Hixhness
the Prince Of Wales and Snite and the Japanese
Embassy, at Phiiadelph phia.
Particulars in small bills mar I. -ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-16
DROPosALs FOR CARPETS AND OgFICl
CHAIRS

QuAkIERaAsTRR GEHgRAL's OFFICE, I
WaSAingtoa. FttTrary "a. I865.S
PROPOSALS will be received 1t this Department
until u O'Clock NJ, the 6th day of May next for
furbshing the following article for the Of the
Quarternaster Generals Department, viz:
CARPE1ING.
Seven hundred t7JSl yards more or less Of In
srAih CarPeting, Of the best quality, samples OF
shich must accom- pany the offer. The price per
square yard TO include AkiI e. binding and fitting
20 each room. and putting down the same complets
IN the best manner. Measurement to be made on
the ronr. sni payment made for quantities thus
ssesrislned e he rooms to be csrpeted can be seen
OFFICE CHAIRS
One hundred and twenty fl2,) Oak Chairs cane
seat. = sample OF which can be at this Office
Tie " hole to oe completed within two weeks from
the time Of signing the Agreement. The price for
e3eh chair TO Include the delivery of the same at
tEis flee.
By order Of the Qusrtermsster General. fees I'd
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

himself with them. He will approash them.
run from them, then, suddenly wheeling, run
at them again. Puss keeps sharp eye on
him and when within reach gives him boz
on the ear whcreupon hs beats . retreat and
keeps quiet till he forgets himself and puss
gives him another reminder. - Been drill.
ing with the battery great deal flatsly. Be.
ing Capt Of the gun makes no difference
to me how frequent or how severe the dSill.
my duty being simply to see that the orders
are executed, but it takes the dampnsss out
Of the rest Of them in warm weather. s .s
1lth.-Court martial on board this week.
When one is to be court. t.martialed court
room is got up for the purpose on the after
part of the gundeck properly called tho
half deck). 1t is Of canvas, about 05 80
feet. So far it has always been case with
man that entered that room. They have
invariably come out with deduction Of pay
or under Imprisonment Of some kind.
Three OF the rebel feet were within few
miles OF us yesterday. We are ready.
would give $50 to have them all como down
by daylight, for | consider one Of the moni.
tors enough for them. = = Pike waA
alongside to-day. shook hands with him
out of gundcck port. He says that the
ship ran away and left him In Boston. Pret.
ty good, ehp .
12th.-All hands piped this morning 10
witness punishment. The Capt read the
sentence. 1t was that Daily, for flghtine
with shipmate and attempting to use bat.
tie AK, shall forfeit two months pay. be in
double irons ten days, on bread and water.
Charles Moore, for absence four or Ave dsys
without leave, forfeit three months pay, BIZ
blacklisted thirty days and reduced to next
rate q. g. be ordinary seaman. s14 a month.
lie was seaman, SlSa month";. This was
Gone by summary court.martial composed Of
officers of the ship. Moore might have beet
tried for denrton by general court. maj riial.
composed Of captains OF the whole Acct.
They could have hung him by the neck from
the yard arm. = - The Roanoke arrived
off the Fort last eve. Capt. Sands, her com.
mander, came OF, board of US. She passed
us just now. Is the finest looking iron ship
have seen. Has the model of clipper.
No spars Unlike the original monitors, her
sides are ten feet above the water. She IL
plated the entire length Of the hull with sin.
gle or solid iron plates, 4a inch, backed by
thirty inches Of oak. She has three reyoly.
ing turrcts, for two guns each, projected by
eleven thicknesses Of oneinch plate. She
carries three 15-inch smooth.bore guns, one
ll-inch g,in, one 2oO FOUNDER rife gun and
one 2oo-pdr rifle. Heavy battery that.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

About 400 negro sailor = q -
ceived protection from b
ships Of war ~ New VI A N
shir board. rfsrcps "a stk
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

OsIY about one-fourth Of tho territosi |
area represented in the so.callsd Confedsrats
States Congress, ID now under the conttnl
Of the armed forces of the rebellion. q
other three fourths has been oyerr,a6
conquered by our armies. II Ee{ ~
France do not hurry they win kR4Sf oHs
but fugitive Government to d =, s. 1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

SLANG PHRAsEs.-The use Of slang so pro.
valent among the hall. lf.educated aud fast Dor.
ton Of the community is hit off in, the fol.
lowing paragraph:
IF you wish to be A No. woman you
have to toe the mark and be less 'highfalu.
tim You may bet your head on that. ;
You may sing 'slghtually' like martin.
gale;' you may spin street yarns at the rate
Of ten knots an hour; you may talk like a
book you may dance as il You we're on a
regular break down. and play the piano
mighty tine,' but i tell you you can't come
to tea You may be handsome, but YOU
can't come in You might Just as well
cave in first as last, and 'absauatulate.' for
you can't put it through ANY way you can
fix it, Ifycu imagine that you may 90 It
while you're young, for when you get old
you can't you don't come it by long
chalk Own up now, and do the straight
thing and III set you down as 'one of the
women we read Of If you come up to the
scratch why must let you slide But
ifyou have sneaking notion for being
regular brick, there is no other way. not
as you know on no Stree, boss + If a
young man should kind o. shine I'D to you.'
and you should cotton to him. and he sho'd
hear you say, by the jumpin' Noses or
by the living jingo,' or my goodness or
vo,' or go it Betsey, IN, hold your bonnet
or I don't see it, or mind your eye or hit
i'm again, or take me away or dry up,
now, or dray your sled, or cut your stick
or give him particular fits, he would pretty
evaporate.'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
WOUNDED HEARTS.
~ sLLsS Q. L. KixssL.

3 We sing Of the hearts whose sidss Of life !,
Flew out on the battle Aeld. .a.,aa...
IL Whose pulses throb to the passion-atrife.
And " die, hut will never yield !"
We speak Of the calm, heroic souls
That march to the beat Of drums.
Or where the thunder Of battle rolla, &.
Under the enemy's guns.
We weep for the sundered thread Of lie. ..s'
And mourn DER the bloody brow,
Oh Is this oil OF the fearful strife, 5.ftHg
Are not Thousands suff'ring now!- y'-
Now, tho the homes that have lost no love
Deem that the battle Is o'er ~
And count not the hearts that One above u
'r Sees wounded to heal no moref ~ ...
All, yes, there are homes In the Northern land.
And under the Southern sun, -a
That lie In the shadow, beneath the ban.
Watching till the day is done,
These hearts are pierced by the shining blade,
And shattered by leaden hail, .
And give no sign Of the death wound made.
Save the mourner's hopeless wall.
Held In thy keeping, Father, Con,
Are the wounded hearts to-day,
Under the chastening Of sorrow's rod
The quivering pulseslay.
Oh. grant, that within Thy land, at least.
The palm branch be green and fair.
That all on these affairs Of suffering cast.
May the purified garments wear.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

& my dear hearers said Z preacher, dis.
coursing on the awful subject Of death,
/" there's nothing that destroys so many lives
as death. Some people are killed BY acci.
dent and some in battle; some are lost at
sea, and some are devoured by wild beasts
but my dear hearers, it is . solemn truth
that nothing kills 80 many As death. Aye,
death has been At work ever since sin enter.
ed the world, and has DESTROYED millions on
millions Of the human family"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

ETyHE CEDAR FALLS COUNCIL OF THE U. L. or
u meets every Tuesday and Friday evening" at sharp
o'clock Members are requested TO be punctual III her
attendance Members Of other Councils VISITING The place
cordially invited TO meet With us. Council Room on
the third Aoor of 0vWman's brick block.
p. MELENDY, Hssiasss. .
II. 4. PERKINS, Seersto,y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
r. WILD,
House, Sign & Decorative
PAIN TIE r.
Shop on Second Street. Cedar Falls,
MISSES A. & s. McNALLY,
Fashionable Milliners.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND LARGE
supply of Millinery Goods OF the latest Styles and
adapted to the Thankful for the generous pat
ronage bestowed upon in the past hope merit
continuance of the same by paying greater attention
than heretofore to the quality Of goods and manuac
ture. New goods received weekly. Shop opposite Post
Office, Cedar Falls.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
A cARNIvERoUs SERMON.


The following is the substance of a sermon
actually preached in Silver City, Nevada Ter
ritory, soon after the opening of the rich sill
yer mites in that vicinity. The sermon was
delivered in carpenters shop, on the main
street Of the town, by an old fellow by the
name of Fitzpatrick, hailing from Missouri
Indiana, or some other Western State 5
Friends and brethrin', my tex will be
found in the 10Th chapter of Genesis, and
reads as follers: ..,F.ass.-.
."And when the fowls of the air came
down an lit upon the carcasses, Abram dru,
them away We read that Abram had per-
paired his Sacrifices early in the day and lay.
ed it on the altar; on the altar layed he his
heifer, his she goat, his ram, his dove and
his pigeons. Abram, my brethren, was
bound to do this thing up right, and wait til
the Lord sot the meat a fire; so he watched
all the day and when the carniverous birds
came down and lit upon the sacerfice. he
arose and druv them away. Now, my hreth.
ern, how many christians, after they have
done experienced religion, and tuck the fust
steps to'ard maxim the SACRIFICE, weary Of
the good work-not remembering that Abram
watched all the day and when the carniver
Gus feathered inhabitants of the air came
down and lit upon the karkasses, Abram
arose and druv them away. ...,
my brethern, many Of you 60 up to tn.
mourner's bench an beller an pray an pray
an beller, and make big fuss about per
pairin' yer sackerfcc, but you don't hang or
and see the thing out; you forget to folle,
the example Of Abram, who watched, as OH,
tex informs us, all the day, even unto the 60
ing down of the sun, and when the carniver
Gus robbers Of the air came down and lit up
on the karkass he arose an druy them away
You are not to weary Of watching and lei
hawks and buzzards, in the shape of this
worlds pleasures light down and seze upon
the sacerfice of your heart which You have
perpaired to offer up; for didn't Abram
watch all the day and when the carniverous
despoilers came down and lit upon the kar.
kass he druv them away. When you retire
to your closets to pray, shut out all these
hawks and buzzards of the world; for if you
don't watch 'em close they'll steal away the
sacerfice--remembcr that Abram watched al
the day and when the carniverous feather.d
dispoilers of the upper atmosphere came
down and lit upon the karkass, Abram arose
and druv them away. vDon't come out of your
closits till you feel you've got the blcssin'; for
Abram wearied not, though he watched all
the day, and when the ravenous carniverous
feathered robbers of the air came down and
lit upon the karkass he arose and druv them
away. Don't let hawks and buzzards in the
shape of thoughts of your mines enter your
closets and steal away the blessing from you
be vigilant and watchful; for does not our
tex say that Abram watched all the day,
even unto the going down of the sun, and
when the ravenous carniverous despoilers Of
the upper atmosphere make manifest their
nefarious designs upon the karkass, he arose
and druy them away" 'sb 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
UNION RESTAURANT!

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO TitE
people Of Cedar Falls and vicinity, that am now pre-
pared 70 supply PARTIES, FEsTvALs and PRrvArk FAx.
LIES with everything suitable for GENrREL DINNER, or
an EvsSiSa Parry warrant everything from my Es-
tabishment TO be OF the first quality. charge All
and see what can do for them My prices arc reasona
BILE. .Es ,.... D. iD DEVfNE 4
ou Main Street. Cedar Falls.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-10
SINGER & CO.'S
LETTER IA"
Family Sewing Machine,

WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
Is the best and cheapest and most beautiful of
all Sewing Machines. This Machine will sew
anything, from the running of tuck in Tarl-
e;aa to the making of an Overcoat-anythij5
from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down TO the softest
Gauze or Gossamer Tissue, and is ever ready
to do its work to perfection. 1t can fell, hem.
bind gather tuck, quilt, and has capacity fnr
great variety OF ornamental work. This Is
not the only machine that can fell. hem. bind
and so forth. out it will do so better than any
other Machine. The Letter "a " Family
Sewing Machine may be had i'm a great varic-
" of cabinet cases. The Folding Case. which
is now becoming so popular. is. as its name
implies, one that can be folded into box or
case. which, when opened, make beautiful.
substantial, and spacious table for the work to
rest upon. The cases are of every imaginable
design-plain as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as deliberately finished as art cah
make them.
Milwaukee Office Nb. II, Eewhai1 House
Send for copy of Singer & Co.'S Ca
zette." |. u. SINGER i CO.
ass Broadway. y. i.
The branch Offices are well supplied with
silk. twist, thread, needles, oil etc. of the best
quality. i0f
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-10
Referees Sale.

Pierce county. Circuit Court. State of Wis
consin. l.. ID. Newell. plaintiff. against
Hilton Doc, Louisa A. Doe, and w. II
York. defendants.
DY virtue and in pursuance Of lud ,ment
I'D and decree of foreclosure and sale. rem
dercd in said court in the above entitled ac-
ion. dated the 9th day of May 1868. | shall
expose for sale and sellt to the hi ghest bidder,
at the trent door If the City Bark of Pres
colt. IN the city Of Prescott, in said county
and state. on the 10Th day of September.
1863. at , o'clock in the afternoon of SAID day,
the following described mortgaged premises.
or SO much thereof rs shall be necessary to
satisfy the amount Of said judgment and costs.
and expenses Of SALE, to-wt certain piece
Of land adjoining Does ID addition 10 the
Villages (now City) of Prescott. bounded on
the north hv Hilton street on the south by
ST Croix street. Oh tho east by Chapel street,
and on the west ~ Inc parallel with and
Gu the line Of Lake street: sid streets being
in said ID addition containing two acres.
more or les also lots free and four in block
one. in Does 2d addition 10 the village (now
city Of Prescott. all ~ Fierce county, and
STATE Of Wisconsin,
Dated at Prescott. June 10. 1853.
!. c. BUTTON. Referee.
YoryG & FIrcH, Prffs Att'ys. 6-m3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-10
CONSUMPTION
GAN Sc 0OREO2

DR. HERBERT, of the Society of Friends
and member of our firm, is devoting his time
principally to the cure of this most distressing
complaint, and is meeting with unparalleled
success
He is aided by his experience in his foreign
travels on purely benevolent mission, where
he became acquainted with an indigenous
plant, used exclusively in the cure of Consum
ptiofr by the Natives of the forest. The secret
of his recipe rests solely in his bosom and
would not be impaired to another for any con-
sideration. For full particulars send for
circular, which will be mailed for three cents
or stamp. Address the firm of J. III. &, Co,
Post Office Box 1876
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-10
Men Wanted for the Invalid
CORPS.
HEAporaRrERs PRovosT MARSHAL,
9th Dist. Wis, La Crosse, June IL.

9th Dist. Wis, La Crosse. june 10.
Only those faithful soldiers who, from
wounds or the hardships ct war. are no lon
ger fit for active field duty. will be received
In this Corlis of Honor. Eniistincnis will be
for three wears unless sooner discharged
Pay and allowances same rs for ofhceis and
inen of the United States Infantry except
that 40 rrhiumS OF ir'nmy Tor enlistment
viii be allowed. This will nj invalidate
any pensions or hounics which may be due
for prevTus : rvicts.
The following uniform has heen adopted
for oiiirers anj, men of The Invalid Corps:
FoR OftfcErs.=-Frock coat-oi sky.biue
cloth. with dark.b,ue velvet collar and cuffs.
in all other respects. according 10 the present
pattern for officers in infantry.
Shoulder s;ra2s-According to present reg
ulatons. but worked on dark-bluc velvet.
Panta'nons-Of sky-hluc cloth. with dou-
bic stripe Of dark-blue cloth down The outer
seafn. each s;ripc ohc-haif inch wide. with
space between Of .hrce-eigllths of an inch.
Forage cap-rrcscnt regulation.
FOR ENLISTED MEN. Jacket--Of sky
blue kersey. with dark blue trimmings. cut
like The cavalry jacket. to come well down Oh
the abdomen.
Trowsers-Prcscnt regulation. sky-blue.
Forage cap-Prcscnt regulation. :,
Men VIII" are still in service and unable td
perform effective field duty. may be transfer
red to this corps.
Medical Inspectors. Surgeons in charge OF
Hospitals. Military Commanders. and all 9TH
crs having authority TO discharge. under exist
ing laws and regulations. are forbidden 10
grant discharges Ia any men under Their con-
ircl Who may be fit for service in the Invalid
Coris:
For The convenience Of service, the mon VIII
he selected for three grades IF duty. Those
WHO are most efficient aud able bodied. and
carahle Of performing guard duty. etc. etc,
will be armed with muskets, and assigned TO
companies of the First Battalion. Those OF
the next degree of efficiency. including those
" no have lost hand or an arm: and the least
effective. including those who have lost foot
or LEG. to the companies of the Third Battal-
lions: they will be armed with swords.
The duties will be chiefly to act as provost
guards AMI garrisons for cities guard hospi-
tails and other public buildings and as clerks.
orderlics, etc. If found necessary they may
be assigned to forts. etc.
Acting Assistant Provost Narshals General
are authorized to appoint Officers of the Reg
uar Service, or Of the Invalid Corps. to al
minister The oath of enlistment to those men
, who have conn lctelv fulfilled the prescribed
conditions OF admission to the Invalid Corps.
viz.
/. That the applicant is unfit for service in
the Fl I'D
.. That he is fit for the duties, OF some Of
them. indicated above.
3. That. If not now in the service, he was
hunoiahlv discharged.
! That he is mcrito' IONS and deserving.
For enlistment or further information APP
rlv TO the Board If Enrolment for The 9th
Dist at La Crosse. Wis. Jews