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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
W For Ready Made CLOTHING either h.

W For Ready Made Clothing, either by
the single suit, or in job lots, 60 to A. GREEN
valid, Dubuque. He intends to sell at prices
that will enable him to compete with Chicago
for the trade Of the dealers of Northern Iowa.
1t will cost you nothing to learn what he can
do for you. If you want suit of clothes
made to fit your form perfectly, you should
give him your order, as he has one Of the
best cutters in the West. A4G ( s.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

COM M T. r CIAL.
, GAz ErrE OFFICE, /,

y e y 49, - - = GAZETTE OFFICE. r.
: 81 s. = u FRIDAY, June 10, { (
WHEAT Market inactive but little coming in Pri.
ruling about the last week. We quote No.
92G95c, No. 2, s50e0c.
OATS.-steady at 456o4sc.
.CoRN.-None in market Small lots In the ear Csc.
WooL.-Dui and farmers holding for better prices.
At present 1t is almost impossible to give any reliable
quotations. few small lots have been sold at prices
ranging from 4056c. The condition the Wool is in has
more to do with the price than quality The maket will
open quite late this season. nearly all large lots will be
held for better prices.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
NERVOUS INVALID

Published for the benefit and caution to young men
and Others who suffer from debility Early Decay
and their kindred ailments-suppying the Of self
BY who has cured himself after being victim
Of misplaced confidence in medical humbug quackery
by enclosing post paid directed envelope, single copies
may be had Of the author, NATHANIEL MArrAIR, Esq.
Bedford, Kings County, New York anr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
TBE SCANDINAVIAN PILLS AND PURIFIER.

CINCINNATI, July i, 1858.
DR.. G. w. RopAcK, Dear Sir:-fn reply to inquiries
made Of me, it gives pleasure to say that Mrs. N.
Atee Of the Society Of Friends and widow Of the late
DR.. Atee Of Cincinnati, previous to her going East ex
pressed her confidence in the efficiency Of your Scandna
Wan Remedies and the benefit she derived from using
ahen. She had been suffering from general prostration
at times being over seventysx years OF age, and oph
thalma and Inflammation Of the face Various remedies
resorted to without relief when friends
mended of your scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. They had the desired effect, and she
considered as restored to health. . -.
know many who use your medicines, and speak deci.
dedy Of the benefits derived thus testying Of their
ovatng influence in purifying the blood and giving vigor
and energy to the system They haye my cordial appro-
baton. Very Respectfully
Your obedent servant,
s. J. BRowH.
Rev. Samuel j. Brown has been devoted laborer in
the cause Of Christianity. in Cincinnati for more than
thirty years. as almost every old Cncnpatian knows
Such testimony, from such is to be passed
over lightly. No other Proprietary Remedies pre-
sented to the public received 1.-THE OF the comen-
daon from MEN OF STANDING, in every walk Of life
that mine have done. See advertisement
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
f. Hats and Caps-thc largest assert
ment in town, at ELLERMAN's Philadelphia
Clothing Store. >@# -

i Ice Crcam.-GooDHEAD, at his restaurant
opposite the post Office, makes ice cream that
cannot be excelled anywhere. Ladies and
gentlemen who would partake of this cooling
refreshment during these hot days, win find
|" Joe's a pleasant and quiet resort. He de-
serves most liberal patronage at the hands
Of our citizens. ..... ."l
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19


Last week We had the pleasure of meeting Capt D.
NorEs Of the 9th Wisconsin regiment He was on visi:
to his brother A. A. MOVES, Of this place The Captain
has been in the hckes of the fray from the beginning
until the disaster at Antetam bridge where he had
foot shot off, As as he sufficiently the
Of art be brought into requston remedy
the mutations Of the rebels, Capt MOVES is determined
to be OF for the wars agan."Dela1care Co. Journal
18th inst. ~ h.. ...
The gallant Capt. above referred to has
been scjournng with us the past week. Sew,
eral years ago Capt. MOVES and the writer
were partners in the newspaper business, and
it is mooted question with us as to which
is the most effective weapon in his hands,
the pen or the sword. Both have done gal
liant service in the Union cause.-the latter
in five pitched battles. May the fortunes of
war spare him. so that he may live to a green
old age to enjoy the laurels he has so fairly
won. .. rs. ...r. ....... .... ... -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

Tho Fourth at Waterloo.-The patriotic
citizens of Waterloo are making preparations
for Grand Union Celebration of the coming
Fourth. A cordial invitation is extended to
the people of this and adjoining counties to
participate. As we shall have no celebration
here, we presume that many of our citizens
will visit Waterloo on that day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

lultum in Parro.-Our brass band PLAYS
at Manchester on the Fourth. See time
table Of the G. &. C. U. R. r. in another COL
umn.. The census report shows that Wat.
erloo has population of 2,12S.. Our
army correspondence Of this week will be
found full Of interest. :. AT Waterloo last
Saturday there was organized County Coun-
Gil OF the U. rs. We are again under
obligations to Mr.. X. Norris for luscious
Strawberries, as well as for a most beautiful
mess of green peas. May he live a thousand
years, and always be a particular friend of
ours. =. There is to be new jewelry estab
Eshment in the store-room right opposite
BENJAMIN d WAyNE's. We are having
very warm dry weather. Everything is suf.
fering FOR rain. -. The Strawberry Festival
Of last Wednesday evening, in the basement
of the Presby terian church, was fine affair
The attendance was large, and everything
passed off pleasantly. !. The name of the
Waterloo man whom we noticed last week
as having been thrown from his sulky neaa
Nashua and killed, was CuAs. JENKINS. 49,.
The Dubuque Times says. 9. there is no doubt
that by the first Of January next, the cars
will be running thirty.five miles west Of &C.
dar Falls. -. In q recent Denver Colorado
paper we saw that CnAs. MULLARKY, former
ly Of this place, was advertiser to sing at a
concert at that place. :. Lieut.. HAMILL, of
the Third Iowa. is at his fathers, in New
York State. 80. Members Of the U. L. will
please remember that there will be meeting
tonight. Godey's Lady's Book for July re.
ceivcd. Is it possible that there is an intelli
gent lady in this place that does not take this
unrivalled periodical. The weather has
been so intolerably hot the past week that no
one has seen fit to create sensation of any
sort for the purpose of affording us Local
item. Capt. WAsHBuRN, 9th Iowa, died
athis home in Waterloo, last Tuesday morn.
ing. from wounds received at Vicksburg.-l
He had only reached Waterloo the evening
before his DEATH. He was true man and a
good soldier.... We learn that Lieut.. Town.
send, Of Co. B, slst Iowa, has resigned on
account Of ilLhsalth,r and will return to this
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

~ Buy your Clothing at EILERMAN's
Philadelphia Clothing Store, Main street. op-
posite the Carter House, as he is selling now
at lower prices than ever before to reduce
his immense stock. 10
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
DRUNKENNESS cURED.-rhe inch

DRUNKENNESS CURED.-The inebriate
may row bid defiance to the tempting cup. Dr. ZANEs
ANTIDoTE FOR STRONG DRINK is certain cure for
Drunkenness Itcreates dislike for strong drink and
be administered without the knowledge the patient
Price, s box Sent by mail to any address, by s. c.
uPHAM, 403 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Circulars sent free. -ss ION
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

New F1rna-Messrs. INMAN & CHAPMAN
issue their proclamation to the purchasing
public this week. They are both cookbook
ing unmarried men, and consequently will
be sure to d,aw large patronage from the
ladies.-especially the young ladies'. Besides
this, they have stock that will draw of itself,
and their prices are an inducement to pur.
chase of them. Give them call at any rate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

UyHE CEDAR FALLS COUNCIL OF THE .. \, 8, 4
- meets every Tuesday and friday evening al skayp
oc'cck Members aFe requested 70 BE- puucuAli h tes
attenAspcs. Members o. other Couci6 vgatna ~ 49,
ere cordially mvksd TO With Ne Coancil Ro1a On
The thsfd doss 81 OvWman's brint bisst.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
M A r RI H d.

In Waterloo June 4th, by the Rev. Mr.. HOLMES, Mr.
W. II. CRAWFORD, to Miss MATTE ROSS, both o.
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
spERmAToRRTrEA CAN RE CUR

81 H1Ht-H1< HVKNHSKHVrsA C1N KkE &c ~
ED.-Dr. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures iSpermd torr1 cra
Seminal Weakness, Lnpotency, Loss Of Po,cer &c.,
speedily and e6ectaaNy Its effects are truly magical
trial Of the SPECIFIC will convince the most skeptcal
Its merits Price, 5 box. Sent postpaid to any ad-
dress, by s. c. UPHAM, 4o3 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILA-
DELPHIA, IA. Circulars sent free. Tom
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

e-Ladies' Aid Society.--On account of the
extreme heat Of the day the Society at Mrs.
GRAVES was not as fully attended as it was
hoped it would be. However, there were
enough to do business, and there were some
arrangements made for festival on the even
ing Of the Fourth of July.
There was committee appointed for max
ing Ice Cream. and further arrangements
were postponed until next week, when the
Society will meet at Mr.. MlLroN OvERMAN's,
at which time it is hoped there will be large
attendance as there win not be another meet
ing before the Fourth. Be sure and come al,
of you. ,.. .-.. IT,. .a.- .r........ ..rr
The names Of the committee for ice cream
are Mr.. A. j. GRAVES and wife, Mr.. HENRY
WRIGHT and wife, Mr.. ORIN STRONG and wife,
Mr. LENNox n. BARNrsa 4 wifi - BY.
MRS. IENNOX II. BARNES, yec'y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

@ Secession. --Secede from every name
and kind Of Saleratus except the Chemical
Salcratus. This is the kind to use on every
occasion. For sale by all grocers. l2-1w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
EMPLOYMENT!
$2551

A e n It's w a n q.
We will pay from s25 to SIS per month"; and all expen
ses, to active Agents. give commission Particulars
sent free. Address ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
April nth 1868
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

~ Buy. your clothing Of CAIN & GELS
MAR # you want the best at the lowest prices
Purchasers will also find at the Union Cloth.
ing store the largest and best variety from
which to make selections. Seeing is believ.
ing, therefore call. u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

81 Largest assortment of Fine Shirts,
Neckties and Collars, and all kind of Gen.
tlemen's Furnishing Goods, constantly on
hand at ELLERAAN's Philadelphia Cloth
ing Store. 9 10
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
One Hundred Dollars Reward

CTOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
y scriber. resident Of the town Of Monona Clayton
County Iowa. the night Of the 9th Of May 1863 two
horses. described follows One il bay horse four
years DID, small white spot in his forehead and white
nigh fore foot One six old black mare white bax
ed face two white hind feet small white spot upon her
belly and large eas These seen near Charles
City, ridden by two men, had sandy colored hair
eyes, about 40 years old about feet high The
other short thick set. With dark hair. sFtH
The above reward will be given for the apprehension Of
the thief and Information - 70 the whereabouts Of the
horses -
,As CARR
NIv = III q
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
FOR SALE BY

g. A COOK, Chicago, General Agent,
Sold IN Cedvr Fails By 9. r. WALLACE. BISHOP 4
nENJAMiN, In waterIooby W. FORRY, and By I'll
Druggists In the country. =
soid z. Wholesale in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH I
FULLER, and al DRUGcIsrs - ~ n
IT, Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by =.
a. CROsKEY and g. b. BECKwIrH, Chicago
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19
NONOt no wOvo.

A proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are purs
vegetable, have the certificates Of those eminent che
bts, Professors Chitsn Of n r. and Locke Of Cineiupa
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
shsd in conspicuous part Of this Pspsr non tlns g
tno. ~ Esst 80 4s $50 - q 3-7s . "
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier q
pr ottle or Is par halfdoxen. scandinavian We.
etable Blood Pills. Is cents per box or boxes for o.
Principal Once and salesroom, No. 6 East Fourth g.
q Building from Main st., Ciacinnst, o. LAbesaAeUs
No. 10 Hammond Street. - u - y 49, -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-06-19

IF you WANT HATS, CAPS. BOOTS SHOES,
4 COATS, PANTS, VESTS, SUSPENDERs and good
assortment Of all kinds Of mems wear you will find them
cheap at
HAZLETT cos
The New York herald., 1863-12-26

O. CLAW Jr on the arst ballot vhe election Of Judge
Walker will perhaps give more general satisfaction thAn
would that Of any other map at this time
Mr. Clay has done Us nsoe service, both in The United
States and Confederate nnate and doubt not that had
the 10 1SS S us @ the
efficient for the position Shut the personal and poiiti
cal opponents Of Mr. Clay took advantage OF what SEEM
ed to be unpopular measure to organize an
opposition to him in this LEGISLATURE and, through
sho quiet and patriotic course Of his
friends during tho election OF members, and some
unfortunate personal difference since that time, he has
been defeated We satisfied however, that Mr.. Clay
has less lose by defeat than the State which will
lose his services this capacity He will retire from the
position which be has 50 long oiled with honor without
pang of personal regret and, better than all without
stain upon his political escutcheon.
Mr.. Curry has also been defeated. This WIN be regret
ted BY many warm personal and political admirers ,S.
il Clay could not be eceted. Mr. Curry would
be his successor but tho complications between himself
and Mr. Cay Necessarily served to result in the success
OF some other man. and feel proud that the honors
have fallen upon one who will so worthy wear them.
Hon. Richard W. Walker is o member OF that dstin.
guiehed family Walkers in this State. many OF whom
have graced the bar the bench, the public councils
War; and OF Hon. Percy Walker member OF the old
Congress, both prominent lawyers and politicians
The newly elected Senator was born In Madison county
be the rise OF forty years DID, He was elected
Solicitor In 1884 resigned in few years, and became
an able and successful lawyer at Florence He was eecs
ed the Legislature several terms and was Speaker OF
the House 1866 Upon the resignation of Judge Rice
he was appointed to fill his place tho Supreme bench
Al the next session Of the Legislature he was
elected as one Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court
and has continued to fill the position until this
time. In 1861 the convention which passed the or
dnance selected Judge Walker one OF the
delegates from large to the Convention which
formed the Provisional Congress- In politics Mr. Walker
was q whg until 1865, when he joined the democracy In
opposition TO the Know Nothing party. He was subsc
quenty democrat and secessionist.
II is refreshing, at time when demagoguery and expe
dency making such powerful appeals against estab
sed princiIes to reflect that man so pure in mors
so lofty in intellect and correct IN his political fath
should be elected TO the Confederate Senate Few men
combine much Independence eloluence and patriotism
as Hon Richard W. Walker He has lled every Office 10
which he has boen assigned with equal honor to himself
and dety his trust and we look forward to his posi-
tion the Confederate Congress that OF pure and
able States rights representative Of the country.
Death or n aLynchburg Merchant.
Mr.. Henry Davs. OF the Oldest merchants and cit
zens OF ynchburg, Va died last week very suddenly
The New York herald., 1863-12-26
Trial at Richmond Of wrs. Patterson
Allan, Charged by the Rebel Govern
ment with Trcasonable Correspond-

From the Richmond rnqnrer Do, al
Tho examnatou of Mrs Patterson Allan. charged with
carrying on reasonable correspondence with indi.
vidaals residing IN Yankeed,m, was resumed before
Commissioner Watson, saturday The lady brough,
Marshal Wiley. As on tho prev ions days she was at
tended by her husband sho wore black alapaoa
dress, black meriuo shawl aud dark bonnet. she re-
maiued closely veled during the whole examination.
general Windcr, recalled-phillirs, the Yankee cor
rcsPondcnt was arrested the 18th Fobruary. 1852
and brought before After careful examination he
wasdscharged there berg no evidence 10 sustain the
accusation.
Mrs. Hogc reoaed-I was present during par, Of the
oonSprpaon between General " nder and Mrs Allan. |
hcarf her positively deny sending the letter Morgan
DIX having ever seen u before, IN conversation with
rs. Allan denied an knowledge Of the letter 10 Nor
gaubx but admitted that sho had sent letter 10 Miss
Haiuas Mr.. Ayett during his visit to Mrs Allan (which
a her rcques) placed the letter TO Morgan Dix IN
the epveOre addre sod Miss Haucs Il Cited
exa xly, and then handed IL 20 Mrs Allan she booked
a., sqa then sid "S'' have written letter to Miss
Crrs eSamlned--I introduced General wipder 10 Mrs
Ala7nnd almost Immediately thereafter eft the ROOM
few moments afterwards some came running 10 me
hnd Pad that Mrs Allan was very excited and speaking
m loud tone as 10 attract the attention Of persons
IN ls street then rccnterci the room approac he'd
Mrs nllan laid my hand on her shoulder and cautioned
hcr comfose herself aud speak with less animation
,ha,3ho was attracting the attention OF pcrsous IN the
Mr. yiot said tha, he visited Mrs. Allan M hcr own
felutt during protracted nversation Mrs. Allan
stated that she had cent Ur. Powell letter which
sas enclosed and sealed up IN tho envelope directed to
icDcd all knowledge, and said to him. as she aid 10
Cencra windcr, that u had been hauoel u her by ber
forvant, who stated that a vhHe man named pbirIus
had handed u TO hm In the market with the request
that ho would give 10 hs mistress and ask her TO send
North Mira. Allan said alsa that she had known wor
gan Dir slightly when she was in Italy, before hsr mar
riage; Mr. Ayett sad that he had msde this stasocpt
eimpy hucnnse reference mad been made 10 Mrs ta,s
Conversation With him 10 the presence of Nts flogo
leonard Marshall, young soldier was here examined
10 regard TO The identity Of the handwriting Of the man
phlips; alter examining tho letter 10 Morgan Xix te
stated That bad no resemblance 10 the Handwriting Of
philips.
Lr Powell then took the s,ani-f am Acquainted with
Nrs - - she "a relative 0f Mrs. Allan they
have not bcon on good terms for time pts, there
las been no incrccure between them Tor spmc years
Mr. Ayleti here inquired " the learned emnn on
tie other sdc would conccto tho fact lat Morgan Dix
was stn ~ General lUhn \. iix
Nr. Jy1ns-No, sir; ! conccde nou-asseut 70 nothing
ter wat has iusi trHnspife have never seen cnbcf
The New York herald., 1863-12-26
Southern Printers in tho Ficld.

In nearly every paper pick up see advertise.
ents for printers and yet there were before the
papers printed in the State Georgia than
published in the Confederate States The of this
s that at least sevcptyfve per cent OF the fraternity
have been and are now, in the army. Many OF them
command brigades. regiments and companies and are
upon different generals staff, while hundreds Of them
have met death upon the field OF glory We venture that
there is not Office In the South that has not repro
sentative n the field and many papers were suspended at
the OF the struggle In order that the pro.
generally OF education and always OF superior intel
lgence and therefore fully understand the principles
cdent TO the life or soldier. II is not TO be presumed
that they actuated by blind anaticsr from love
OF change or from any other than the purest
tives Of chivalry.
The New York herald., 1863-12-26
High Water at Richmond.


The banks OF james river overfowed In many
places yesterday, the water being higher than at any
previous time for many months post shocee creek
usual with that changeabe had begun invade
the cellars the lower part Of Main street. The flood may
u II continues cause some considerable damage to the
shipping al Rockets. II is understood that noun
rains The river between Richmond and Iynchburg
been boiling and surging against its banks for
OF days past Even the Potomac represented to be
high The weather has not yet been cold enough SUI.
fcient time for the farmers to gather mound OF ce
The New York herald., 1863-12-26
The Mississippi Legislature
Adjourned on the 10th inst.
Aliens In N;ississfnpt.

Governor Clark, OF Mississippi has issued proclama
ton, notifying oil aliens In the state between the ar %
of eighteen and fortyve, to volunteer the military
service OF the confcdeacy the s Of March next or
leave the state except such may be- exempted
on any other ground than that OF aenage They are
notified that oil under or above the conacript age are
liable to do militia duty in the state native born
citizens are. Confederate officers having power TO so
arc requested by the Governor TO grant passports all
aliens who desire to leave the state under the provisions
OF the law.
The New York herald., 1863-12-26
Arris a. ls and Departures.


Popr Rov.l-steam Transport Fulton-Col II S Pair
child SA; Col Heine, Col Dandy, Lieut. Col Sleeper
Lieut. Col Carpenter, Lieut. Col hcConhe Lieut. Col
white Ma or Stugss Ma or Rogers. Ma or Plinp.
ton Major Drew, Capt Lutzuitz, Capt ID Remson,
Capt L Mcwilianl, Capt Curtiss Capt Clark Capt X
rockingham, Capt Wallace capt 4 Aschrol, AdJ
Smith, Capt Little. Capt dfaef CAPT Redsch Capt
Capt 6 Meyers, Gip Stone: capt LR Clark, Capt
Lewis, Cspt Ma Neviop, Capt x @ Rodekin Capt John
Clark Adiitant NJ Dalrympe Capt A Sandwich, Cart
A Durham. Capt Porgh Capt Lord, DR. u Treadwel
@ Cilly, Mr. Chadwick Lieut. Comdg J De Luc',
1 l. Taeoi, Butt, Chsnter, !, Brandt Charlie.
nansrd. " II waiting, JZ warner, Hclmer, X y
Ririlsrd. WA rsrsons Bradford II stourt. Sand.
Dir, Al GRAY. NJ stison b W Clark, wilson VS.
Watson, ID wsiers r lsivts. Rocme, Hyatt II
Bnmenbers VIII ms j Leonard, A 3 Root and lady,
= Read ns, Dorset Mscary, !. Bear " Bonhenn,
W Crowell, GRAY, A Rockwell III Kuhn. n y Laker
PRoyrs OF wooLIxS M'LLs.-The Washington (woolep)
Mills at Iawrencs. sold soods 10 the amonn OF nearly
four millions of dollars st year, and thor pronts were
$50 900, OF about my er cent their capital Their
surplus nov amounts TO $3.50 600. and they proposc 10
invest half OF this, By adding twenty Eve sets OF ma
chincry more 10 their mills.
The New York herald., 1863-12-26

From the Richmond sentinel Tee. 22l
Tho Confederate states armory, located at this place
some two and hall years since and which has grown 10
be vast concern has been removed to Columbia South
Carolina The principal inducing the removal
were, haye been informed. the difficulty OF trans
portaon aud Bcarcliy Of provsons-two very weighty
arguments, IL must be conceded