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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22

A COTTON AofIcs.-p, D. oAuLKINs, AucTIoNEER
- EfEdxSr HOUSEHOLD FuRNlruRE,
MICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANfEL MIR RDRs.
SILVER PLATE. ke., &c. -.
~ d. CAULKlSs win sell ON TUESDAY Sept z. ran or
sblne at Ion O'Clock in the morning all the superb and Cosby
Farnitn Palnngs. Satnary amt Works OF TT ioewoou
Drawing Room Suits, eesant Octave Pianofore Nffos
ycve Carpets &C., contained In the residence w s
Fads for the present owner and D. 10 good gIdsr me
whole viii DO peremptoriy and absolutely sofa "'Hou
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Easeres s ~ hie niad
With mother OF pearl rosew God Centre Tables
Ne TOP; fun Hiils Of Drawing Room furnnre, @
Sofas two Arm, two Racepuon and e,sn, 90.
Chairs carved rosewood franles ana soy two Gun
Ne Tabca nad buh ard tortoise shell broeaae anh
Ice Curtains French plate Pier ana Mants nrf n
nsb slt frames superb Sevres and Ore unih sms
sicly DECORATED Parian marble statuees Of INC seasons
Drssenting Ssh ss sma MATTE ors raSe, WI
vel Carpets Rugs Turkish Easy Chairs Bronze Clock rms
one month; OIL Paintings by Rousseau nman, running
ION Cole fegraad and other em!n ent ar:lsts
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PlANorSS ,,s "a,
esarI and soIld pearl KEYS; Music Back, rosewood
Soo covered brocldc embroidered cloth Cover BOOKS
and Music; all rosewood atsand, Ocoth Stair Carpets
IA Chambers second storyRicby carved rosewood BED
Wardsobss Dfess,ns Toilet Tables shaving Stands
Book Stands, Couch, Arm Chatrs Curtains shades Cor
Hair Mattresses Beds and Bedding decorated CHINA
foHet Ses Mirrors. Dining Room Furniture OF every kind
Tea Sets, Silver Ware Ivory Table Cutlery French wal
set Dining Table oak Dining Table oak Arm chars NC
hip No other goods admitted IN this
ale exc ept those belonging TO the house
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A uCTION NOTloK-P0sITIyk SALE OF
A HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HAGNIYICENT ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS,
RfcH cur GLASS. CHINA AND SILVER WARE,
r IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARrErs.
win take place this day,
Tuesday, September e, afternoon, At 2 O'clock
At the four slofy residences,
rs Clinton place. Eighth street,
Ar Between Ftfth and Sixth avenues
Sale commencing at o'clock precisely
ROTH. huctoncer would call the attention o. parties
in of class Furniture TO the above sale which
The most beautiful Parior Chamber d dining
auction this seasonan txtraor
binary Opportunity sisna OF three
fnl Paror Suits IN rich French satin broea
te silk reps marble top Tables Eageres rich
China aud Paran Vases Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges
Clock Brocnei Curtains Corner AID BOOK
Sands Parl0r Ornaments.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
STOOL. AND COVER.
bass fun iron plate fA
seven octave, all modern improvements.
Rosewood and black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus wash
Chairs Blankets Bedding, Extension Table. Dining Chairs,
elegant Fech China Vases ivory Table Cutlery rich Cut
0lass and Silver Ware Kitchen Cutlery and Crockery, &c.
Sale positive Deposit re lured
IA furniture expressman Will be IN attendance 10
cart, pack or ship goods for purchasers
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A ssIGNEE's SALE. -
"A L SELDNER Observation-Disclosures LEVY win
sell Thursday morning. September "a at l0ts O'Clock.
al the.r saesrooi I35 New Canal Bowery,
3ar.c ooen and Fancy Goods conss Ing Of Woo
ben ladies Jackets Socks, Gloves. StockiDgs
Gauntcis 100 dozen silk Ms Linen and Cotton Hand
kerchefs skir h. Iaccs Ribbons Curtains, undcrshrs,
gcarfs Ncckties Buttons Pipes an variety OF gents
Furnishing Goods By order Of the assignee
DAvID D. EGAN, AuCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. THIS
~ day lrucsdayl, at 436 Canal street at o'clock
quantity and second hand Furniture, consisting OF
Beds Bureaus. Chairs Tables Carpets Looking Glasses
Cn,,ey, Pictures Cornces, Quilts. Crockery &c Fur
ats led Room 20 let.
howard sINrzENICH. AUcTIoNEER.
IA VALUABLE HORsES CARRIAGES AND HAN
ByD W IVES co, at l55 and 1877 Broadway, this day
sruesdayl September 70, at l O'clock
ELEGAEf SPAN OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES,
PARK PHlET0N AND HARNESS.
The property OF gentleman going TO Europe.
The IL hands high end old beautifully
matched long tas thoroughly broken single and double
harness. warranted sound Kind and gentle and fine saddle
animals strongly OF sorrel Horses
years lb hand Ligh, ted sound kind aud
to twelve niles hour; very desirable span
o ANIMALS, well matched and handsome.
MN CARRIAGES
line Top Buegies Rockaways Open Wagons Coaches.
Germantown. ac ..
line Double and Single Harness. Saddles Brides, &c.
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~ -pii.AeE SIND rosr OFFICE ADDRESS
lH1 su.. WI hear Of sonr,ttrx yayf asva
" mel isl. al irsss Eugene. bee i4t es-Ala sGsA
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Caimann Will DC required 70 prove the ownership OF the
properv destroyed the facts In relation 10 its destruction
and the value OF the property
TIE above-nsmed persons, with their Witnesses are in
ELIyAH y PURDY
JAMES DAVIS, -,
AUGUSTUS wEfSMANN special
SMITH ELY. ia, lSommissses
ORfsON BLUNT, aHse
ROBERT q. HUrcHircs, Secretary.
New Fork, Sept q, 1854
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
Board of Supervisors examine claims made against
the damages alleged 70 have been sustained
destruction Of injury 70 buildings other
sopal property OF The ross
hold meeting at the Chamber OF the Board Of supervisors
room No IL City Hall Tuesday September a. l665 nj
two O'Clock r. n, 10 consider the following cases.:
Aun Rebecca Egoert 1879 ~
Catherine Denison. 1l2 25
Angcne Blake. 6e2 Ok
VIM. Hartlcys .202 -
Thomas Lewis GO 90
r. d. Pestil. 100 30
Daniel Quinn 657 10
xhiser fetsie ~
a. r. J. ID. Sturtevant Observation-Disclosures.
Robert petgrew la7s8 o.
Hiram y. Gray. 1921 %
Josiah Porter 62s 20
Robert N. Snow 1Qy5 O5
Memo Defcndorf ......... ..........,..,... SIC Is
Henry Hornsten 400 SO
Francis L. Hcwett ............. 2<5l u5
Hcksou Sarcs. 7QT 80
Julius Dreiscn; .......... ................. ~ 90
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HfOHr0A0k 1ALR-BILrIARD TAHIRs ~ = rrv
N lisure xactonser 80 si,i vi ~,
90 Xssssienx pf a. II S'slssk y Virtue o. eSsisei
.oss rscs spa a Msss,c ssrss;s Y bs.nss cossiss
6sasss apd Hgurss y Tables d Chars Couns.. me-
sA Ovossy Wsrs etovea Range, with osHsr 49,. -
~ Joi6lS cSsSzf iaas s; "a Se a:::s o
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.
u ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

By EDWARD sCHEHCK. on Wednesday September %.
l1, ~ West Twelfth street, the entire Furni.
inre contained "a said house. consisting ~ part Of richly
elegant Curtains lace do cornces elegant rosewood Piano
f1rtes Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures marble top Centre
AM sofa Tables rosewood Lounges In hair cloth rosewood
Bedseads, elegant Bureaus Bgssels Carpets, Turkish
ChaIrs and ges and Bakers Sewing Machine
washs,ands and Comedies, mahogany Extension Dining
Table Rack, Dining Chairs Couchcs and Easy Chairs
French Plate Pier Mirrors French China Glass Eu
Cravings, Oh Paintings feather Beds Mstirasses Boosters
towels Napkins, Quilts Spreads, Blankets Ac Also ali
Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will
All the above Is IN line order and nearly
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'Ioan n .pU1LEY. -AucvIoNBBRs-DY 3. q, HEN
.., ssI .as Ss! :: ssest e - c..sl S.ses,
cd ossss Asrsans ws.drcbss wssAsiso1. 1zisssics
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80 HcddinR Hair aad othsr Hattresssa Psee6 Wa,
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r. MRS .cooPER 'svoRxEaLY or xELsouRxE,
will send her address "a friend whom she melin Drokd
month"; since she hear Of sosnethsa Ter
advtn,ags Addrso NJ y. eex io77 rss oace.
DERs0NAL-wIEL Mn yAnEs RAY vORnHRLY
Il o. 81 WEI Twenty .srvenlh street New YORK.,
plsase call q y wniaa sFsst room No 1. end receive
CHkLDOu-rHD NEW CRAvATi HAVE Y0U sgEu
- Ceqnt bastoao. arTfvel 4erssdy iron rarA says
SheY ~ The me1e ealed tAe Csgouau from fhaioas
pssfuae fhe new aowe. for che Aass NE MAI DIoo
lns csrsuar send one V Mssd lou.
THE Y0Upo LADY. WITH LloHr BoHSRr AND
shawl Who recognized seniknan After shs bad len
yciys Acss. nrsaAwss sssm v.st -. asa ssaln rsax
nassl essss = sgpsee drscseas Jsssrasy nondsyl vii
wrtsten ~ ~ the asnemau ofweesd. had
seb prsvious with the la2y aa1 wishes 70 I'm
pvSvs Il. Addressp w. ~. Herald oacs.
srHIsrLE-sTRAyGE Z poxr HEAR IRON you
i zee you. Come honr Or send me . later. What
V the mater. Rose
~ PLEASE SIND FosT OFFICE ADDRESS
lH1 aus. WI hear Of sonrtttrx yoy Al W afsse
" mel sn. ksissss Eugene. sss 10 ~ -aa slssas
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HESsY .; MsER, AycrIoyEEa; ;sAtssE9oM g

ID Nassau .,ree,@IrSEG 4 sOMERviLLE viii seii 4,
aneioe wedneday Sept g. az ic o'clock at their saes
room, Nassau street general assortment OF HoVehod
Furniture removed Tor convenience OF sale consisting Of
brussels Tapestry and Three Ply Carpets; gin franc Pier
Mirrors mahogany and sofas mahogany
and Bedsoads. rosewood Han Chair. enaneied Cottage
Suits rosewood and oak Bookcases Gas tiaree HAIR Mat
fre~es Beds Bos'ers and Pillows, Oicoth Stair Carpets
and Rods Showcases black wann, and oak Desks
Secretary Bookcases hs Al ~ O'Clock rosewood Pr
ano, made By NUNS, Clark Co
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TosErH HEoEMAy. AucrIoYEER

TOSEPH HE0EMAS. AuCTI0NEER
81 WEDNESDAY,, SErT, "a,
A. l0 O'Clock A. M 10 Clinton avenue third house souh
OF Myrtle avenve, brooklyn.
HANDSOME FuaNfTuRE. .Rossweod Psricr Salt, In
plush Centre Tables on Paintings Vases. Bronze
Hair Mattresses Feather Beds Oak Extension Table M
fet and Chairs match. China Ac Velvet Medallion Car
PETS, Oicoths, Oak Hatssand, &c, &C.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. =.
~ u O'Clock tnoon) 81 the Central yalessoo, Woughhy
corner Pearl street, 1rookUn
M0RroAoE gALE.-f{endsons rnrntture Book, o..
Walnut pArlor suit b Sps: Two kbrAry rboa. Charr
Couehes Mantel Ciocia marble Top Burssus Rsdsseads
Awo hsndsome Pier 0lAeues yh eorntoes and fables
&C. Ae Also Private Lb.ry-sseut 90 vsiunss aul6ors,
manner. ~ WILSON,,
Attorney fus nofUaeoa
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T1OURpor wuiswEY SEVERAL LOIS or Pure
y. = oSo. Do4StXss. u issvss sir"a ''''''e''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22

EoRECLosuRE SALE,
The large and cornmodious dwelling House, No 4 Eas
Twelfth street VIII be sold at public auction Friday tn,
ch day September 1863 at IL O'Clock lat the Exchang
slesToon. Ill broadway. Lot rs feet wide and los feet
Inches deep south sdc Of Twelfth street, se feet east
Fifth avenue. JAMES LYNCH Sheriff
81 j.. DIwfrr, Attorneys, &C.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

Union Gains tn Cedar FaUs.-At the
election last year the vote stood on Secretary
Of State, WRIGHT, Union, POI Sylvester,
Democratic, o. total, 295. Union major.
ity 1o7. This year the vote stood on Gov.
ernor, STONE, 25s FUTILE, Sc total. 345.
Union majority, 17a,-showins gain in one
year Of 66. This shows that while the total
number Of votes cast this year exceeds the
number cast last year by so, still the oppo-
sition fall 8 behind their former vote,-the
Unionists gaining this, besides all the in
crease. This is on the State ticket, and il
We take the county ticket we find still
greater gain. The largest majority We got
last year was III; the highest this year
2O7.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

GAZETTE OFFICE,
! FRIDAY, Oct. Is. (
Our produce market has been much excited during the
last week. Every thing that the farmer has brought
market has sold readily at high figures Our receipts
grain this week have been very heavy There have beer
on an average 100 teams day for the last week. Re-
ceipts during the past six days. $4,000 bushe Oats
Tuesday and Wednesday, were on the rampage, having
up to So cts for IS Ms The farmers taking avan
tage Of this ran their oats in There sold the
streets Monday 900 bushe Of oats. Thirty mine
were at one warehouse at time on that day. The
shipments for The past week have been very heavy We
shall commence next week to give the movement Of the
produce OF each week.
| FINANCE.-The Journal Of the 18th says: Notwith.
standby the fact that gold 500 cts. higher than yes
terday, grain markets continue to decline The broker.
pay for gold 1901 so; Silver, 1891 40; Treasury
Notes selling at lGl!. .....
OUR RAIL ROAD.-The r. r. Company run q
regular daily freight and the train also carries
freight yet there business than the company
do Our shippers cannot get to their grain or
Some three four Of the warehouses are filled up and
way to get their grain of the high market. We hope
the company will increase their rolling stock
TRADE-Our merchants have had big trade the last
week. Some Of them have gone east for second ensta
ment Country merchants from points hundred and
ny miles north aud west purchase goods 70,
the fall trade In their localities We say come from the
west from the NORTH from the and from the south
and We can supply you. No point west OF Dubuque In
Northern Iowa has as good supply Of goods cheap
as Cedar Falls
WHEAT.-0ur market is firm, and good demand for
wheat Sales the 14 up high as 30 cts fol-
No. l. We quote to-day, Qsth) at s59ssc.
FLOUR-firm and the same 40 our quotations Of last
week.
nm sir act stio A.
6s cts, but have downward tendency. We quote to.
day at 5O@5sc. closing heavy.
CORN.Not much in demand, and but little coming in
We quote at 253Oc for Ne Is to 80 s to the bushel
for new. Old corn so@35c. None in the MARKET
RYE.-Is In moderate demand. Receipts light,-cios.
ing firm at CSC.
BARLEY.-In barley the market is Arm, and good
demand. Prime We quote 95; medium, 9Oc.
Hl3ES.-A good demand for hides. 6ic for green {;
dry 14C016c.
BUTTER.-Firm at 140116 for shipping good table
lsc. Good butter is in good demand.
EGGs.-In good demand at 10 cts per dozen.
BEANs.-Dealers are paying from sI.so@l,75 per
bushel.
fEATHERs.-We have market here now for this ar
ticle We quote $3.50
POTATOEs.-By the wagon load rs cts. per bushel.
CIEEsE.-Good Cedar Valley we quote coil; Alb
bots make, 1o012 cts.
SEEDS Timothy, 81, 80 per bushel; Clover 5000 D
bushe; Flax seed, u ,I5G1 so.
CATTLE.-The supply Of beef cattle has been good
the past week, and the demand was mot We quote at
81, 10000.
HOGS Decline in prices. Demand good. We quote
2,oo630 90 for hcavy,ciosng firm at the above figures
WOOL.-But little coming in,-some small lots sold at
50@l56c. Finn at these figures
OUR RETAIL MARKET.-About the same as last
weeks quotatioes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

Waterloo omitted last week to men,
ton our visit to Waterloo, the county seat Of
Black Hawk county, pretty and thriving
Town. 1t is near the Dubuque & Sioux City
Railroad, and like Cedar Falls, is on the c.
dar river. The Court House at that place is
an honor to Black Hawk county. It must
must be remembered, has only 10000 inhab-
itants. Clayton with population of over
The Court House at Waterloo, however, is
located too far from the business part of the
town. 1t must be fully mile distant from
its centre, and is very annoying to strangers.
Clayton Co. Journal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

EfLERMAN, at the Philadelphia Cloth
ing House is selling vas! quantities of goods
no wonder-he sells good goods at very low
prices. He is also getting up some of the
finest clothing ever seen here. and respect.
fully solicits the patronage of the people to
this branch Of trade. shall this week re-
ceive my winter stock Of Beaver, Chnchilla,
French and English Cashmere. Come and
look at something that will please you.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16
& T-p60n

8. T.-lS6O.-X.
PERSONS OF SEDENTARY HABITS TROUBLED
with weakness asstude Palptaton Of the heart lack
appetite, distress after eating. torpid liver constipation
&c. deserve TO suffer they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BlTTERs,
which recommended by the highest medical au
thortes and warranted to produce an Immediate ben.
encal effect They exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
pure, and must supercede all oaher tonics where a
healthy, gentle stimulant IS required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate
They create healthy appetite.
They an antidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittant feyers
They purify the breath and acidMy OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the Iangud brilliant and
exhausted natures restorer. They composed Of
the celebrated Casaya bark. winsergreen sassafras
roots and herbs all preserved in pure e. Croix
For particulars circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Beware Of mpostcrs. Examine every bottle See that
has D. g. Barnes signature private U. g. Stamp
the cork with plantation scene, shd firm sigma
ture fine steel plate engraving side label. See
that bottle is reed with spurious and deieter
GUS stun. We defy any person to match the taste OF
character Of goods Any person pretending to sell
Plantation Bters by the gallon In bulk 10 impos
ter. We sell only in log cabin bottle. Any person
initiating this bottle selling other material there
H. whether called Plantation Bltters or not y criminal
under the U. g. Law and will be prosecuted By
We already have our eye two parties re-hing Our
bottles, &C., who viii succeed in getting themselves into
close quarters The demand for brakes Pantation Bit
tiers from ladies' clersymen, merchants, &C., Is perfectly
incredible The simple trial Of bottle 10 the evidence We
present Of their worth and superiority They are sold
by all respectable druggists grocers physicians hotels
saloons, steamboats, and country stores.
nas n. H. DRAKE 1 co.
II Skirts and skmy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

cD Brisk Trade.-This week business
has been very good. All produce on the ad.
vance. Goods also have advanced till ELLER-
MAN, at tho Philadelphia Clothing House, in
order to reduce his immense stock, sells at
lower prices than ever before, very nearly at
eastern wholesale prices. He buys very low
and is willing to do business under the motto
"Quick sales and small profits" 20
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16
BRANDRErH,s PILLs.--while pranore,

ETH'SPILLS.--Whlc Brandreths
FILLS potent for good to diseased bodies they are
harmless bread The babe at the breast the man
ripe years. and delicate females certain receive an
increase Of health from the OF these Pills blessed of
Heaven.
has been said by an able physician that this med
icine always benefits and injuries" Wherein is the
superative quality The Brandreh Pills have power
or action but upon impure humors In the blood They
seize only the impurities In and around the parts affected
by diseases all the parts involved In diseased actions are
operated upon and cieansed from all foulness and rein
fused with Life by the wonderful curative powers con-
tanned and Inherent Of the most justly famed
Puts.
Millions Of people whose lives appeared to be at the
last cbb out by fevers consuming fres by con.
SYMPTOMS nsdious advances, by rackng torments Of
inaammatory rheumatism have been cured by the use Of
these pills. The living witnesses and thousands
are residents In every city Of America Principal ONCE
No. 294 Canal Street. New York. Sold by respectable
dealers in medicines. ASK FOR NEW STYLE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16
TowERvILLE, CRAwYoRD Co.. Wis.

Dr. G. ". soBAcK, Proprietor Of the Scandinavian Rem
cdes, Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Sir Please send me six
ty6o) dozen Of Pills Immediately. as am nearly
out and shall lose sale II not promptly shipped Although
this Is very small place. as suppose you know am
enabled to send large order Of the
physicians in this part Of the country them
and prescribe them In their practice People won't have
any Pills but yours and they really the Pills out
use them myself when need anything Of the kind.
Last lot Of purifier received safe and selling WELL Ship
care o. p. Martin, Prairie du Chen.
RespectfullY Yours NEAL. MILES
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

sw War has ito Triumphs, So has Peace
While the armies of the Union were win.
ming brilliant victories, tho Chemical Salera.
tus was enjoying series Of uninterrupted
triumphs over the popular aversion to all sal
eratus, because the common kinds in use
were found to be destructive. Science had
demonstrated that the Chemical .Saleratu,
was not only pure in its nature, but wonder
full in its effects, producing better bread and
biscuit than any other kind of saleratus OF
soda known.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

HY You will be taken completely by sur.
prise to see the large stock Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Under Shirts, Cashmere and
Flannel Shirts kept at ELLERMAS's Philadel
phia Clothing House. What you can't &c,
at his store, in that line, is not worth enquir.
ing for elsewhere.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

Washington.-Gives the Union ticket ~
majority. The following Union Township
officers were elected: Trustees, Noah Nor
gan, Z. E. Collins, Jacob Cochaner Clerk,
o. o. Reed; Justice, l.. G. Holt: Assessor,
S. j. Knapp; Constables, G. W. Smith, S.
j. Andrews Road Supervisor, John Wilson.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

Isrsonal.-SAMuEL Groove, recently Of
Go. X, Third Iowa Infantry, passed through
town yesterday for his home at Waverly-
AT the battle of Jackson, Miss, he had leg
shot off. Attic time he was wounded CnAs
BHnMLER of this place, was his file leader,
and the great mystery is how the ball passed
CHARLIE harmlessly. sd
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

eH~ Follow the crowd and you will go to
CAHs & GEisxAR's Union Clothing Store,
where the best clothing for the least money
is to be had. Everything in the line of mems
and boys clothing at prices that defy compe.
tition. 20.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

acknowledgements to. day moves his meat
market to the room lately occupied by j. j..
McCowEs, directly opposite his old stand
He will now have large and commodious
quarters, and the throngs that daily visit him
will have little more elbow room than for.
mcrly. See card,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

Conmunication.-On first page may be
found an article from Mr.. MELENDY, descrp-
tive Of his visit to the Illinois State Fair, and
other points in that State. The article also
contains some very pertinent and timely re-
marks addressed to our own people on the
subject of our educational interests. Read
it by all means.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-16

Died.-There died IN hospital at New Or
leans, on the 18th Of September, CAssIUs P
Imam, of Company B, 3sth Iowa Regiment
The deceased was brother Of G. INMAN
Of the firm Of ISMAN & CHAPMAN, of thi.
place, and at the time of his enlistment resi-
ded at Butler Center. In speaking Of thi:
death the Stars d Stripes says:
1--WE mourn the death of another of on,
brave boys from this place, and sympathize
with his bereaved friends"