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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

MI ~ = QUALIFICATIONS.
NAiLht h S-True to the Last with tho rAost.
WINTER BaRDEh-Laiy Andleys secie.
BARNt Ms atSFUM-lndisr CAir!. Python, te.; ILs
Sq.eir.i MN. 4fh . Ghost &C.
IRIS NJ UaLL-Tte stersorticpn.
ALEXANDRA PAN liiON-i he Afsbs, Equr-tEiaui.in &c
A. iUFNY ~ NJ SIC rieTr'n iusiu'~ Fer
SEM \ OK IIEATLR-P lntof.ilrs ia bllc.a
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RETALIATION ny INDIANS.
FIn,boat Attacked aud Twenty-Five Per-
sens Wnssncrcd.
CHICAGO. Monday. sept. . ~

CHICAGO. Monday. Sept Z 1863
A special dispatch from st. Paul, Minnesota
sovs. News has been received here that natboni
coming Gown the Missouri river not far iom Tie scenes
Of Gen. sbleys battles attacked by Indians ana
81 on hoard % in number were killed
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Cvunpv

SUDDEN DEATH. --Sergt. John Durschell
aged u years native Of Germany attached 20 tie -'h
Regiment y. y Vols recruiting serl Tee, dird sud
denly Sunday afternoon AZ No. ~ seventh a' ene.
CORNER Widcy held an inquest on tIe reinan, aud a
verdict A accordance with the facts was gwen Inc
bod, vas removed to the Bellevue Hosp'l deai'house.
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The Draft in Greene County.

KryGsToS y. Y, Monday, sept T. 1868
The draft Tor Kingston and Rondout ana
seven subdistric,s in the Comfy Of Green Was com
pleled to-day. Tie best Of order prevailed
JOSHUA FIERs. Captain and Provost Marshal.
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MAR RTE n.

- sANDERSON - AZ ths Pjerrepont Houss
brooklyn Sunday, sept g. by the Rev J. w. Diller y.
Jane, NJ. oaDderson, u. s. A.
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Arrest Of Mayor Anthony Of Lawrence.

LriyEHWoHIn Monday, Sept . Irb7'
Mayor Anthony was arrested this afternoon
by squad Of sclders headed by one Of Gen. Ewing
detectives put into carriage, and hurried of IN tie
direction Of Kansas City The excitement here j. an
teNse
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Co,cruu,crt rinr:!rcs.

I IMIIADKLPHIA Monday, oepf. 3, Il95'
| The sales Of Five Twenties during the last
three DAYS have amounted 10 SlOoOe)o. Deliveries o
$50 bonds are made TO August and of smaller dc
nominations TO July 30
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LurVr Esubexxicnrnf.

WATravILIY. Me- Monday. sept. . lbl
Edwin Moves, the superintendent oi me nali'
Central Railroad has been detected in large eubclc
men Of the Companys property. and has ahscoadod to
Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

The ship Anglo Saxon. Capt. Caverly, burned
ly The pryacer Florida sailed from Liverpool August
H. Cor New York. She registered tuns Yves 9uiIt
a. Rociland Maine in 1873 and was owned Ia Ibis city
nv T. NJ Robinson.
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MUsrEgID OUT.--Thefe being no further
necessity fof tronps n Ills city the militia ~ 20 -
Which have btol on duy since their rciafn froa eAn
fflsaila aad Maryland VAL BE- mustered oat % .Le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

TINS DYwOCEATfc STATE toSyLs Iov.-
The following Gsicr-fcs have ben l,eeed - oder Of
q two Democratic Cor rtiecs q Ailra County tofrp
Tseu; The party n tie state Ion'en.4on T. bc hei al
Albany on Tie lih instant.
!l.g Distinct Jane, ftsrsrsh ds~ra~ = =. soefhsss
tiernafr S-ro"i Dififr uss hraf'rr ari'rsr Join
81. t,ay A. q sfnai~ Ttfi uifir' IaHrs .. fss dele
st'e Mrt aury. s't~fr.r. IN liitrr John lnhff
o. d-srs" tcr hc' afiy, a'sfl-' lt.A pi,inci itpA
III Iasron d..esa.s slafa Dlsi4.f D.. s. AirE .acr-ta
John Ll4slr, aslua's. Ssstl is,fif Iruly Nalply,
asl, gate. dem, NJ iisfne.. s.isfn-is.
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OFFICE,
No. Stj Broa llway.
MAR ST. NEW-NORk.
I Am Cured.

Am Cured.
"Thsv. taken SIX doses OF Railways Pills Of three pDa
each IN r day. they cured of Constipation ndsesiso
sui Dyspepsia. have taken B--;h's, A-r' end mAn1
other pills year. snd could only obtain temporary reiie
Il stopped the use Of these pills for week old eosa'
pant would appear Six doses Of Rsdwsys Pills cured NO.
STEPHEN BENNETT, u. $. c. 50
have suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint 10
seven ycsrslav- Used ell sorts q pshsy would give me
temporary comfort but compelled take them ali tAs
time have used one box OF Dr. Railways Pills am cared
have not taken apanic.e OF MEDICINE in BIZ months.
{. ~. ChiLDs. Roxbury, MAss"'
Dr. RAILWAYS pills slwsys 10 sraining, tenesms1
fsc calls 70 the water closet follow their use-they purge
freely and cure rapidly
Sold by RADwAY co, No. 81 Maiden lane, coruee q
Colds, aud by druggists generally -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Sept 7, 1863
The depot Of the West Jersey Railroad, Al
Rridgeton with eight passenger several freight
cara and quantity Of freight were destroyed by hrc
Yesterday Loss $4,000.
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Fmrs-AEnrsr OF 4 srrrosyp IscksnlAR,

Fmrs-ARnEsT OF i SUPPOSED IsCE.uIARY.
An alarm OF Arc rs given on s4nd.J about Aa pat
b. lolglrg o. NJ Isaac I,oc IN ~ street between
Grand ana south lststrccts Brootyu. ~ u Ma Icrs
lo.s ves g 80 uninsured A portion - nc DnldinF
Jas occupied hy Sir Thomas Slniih cypress man
~ DO lose carriage and tao hufs's. .n ali t-D hF
I In. also had % horse burned Ai.tlcr hr. s. lth. "a
rrrier aso had property drsiroy'd ." The amount u
90 Insured for half the amount recently nom
STATE lri-0n named William McCoy. has boon aff,,!ed
a. the supposed nccndiay
About the same time me occurred IN The he itctoy
81 NJ W.lruot corner Of AintAe and Grand streets
l,rOOklyn H. b. Los S.,p
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NV. YORK. JnlY l9. l9il.

Til. c-r,he. that my mother has been for some tine
afflicted with partial deafness suffering FROM pain. and rune
bs noises Ia the head together with other indicsons Of
,1ai hearing Dr. Won Eiscnberg removed from hse
ears sra, quantity Of matter together with coasuaed bos<s
her 'aneogsy and al whou, pain: IL with
<rs.sll ta.Ik thai give this testimony 20 his SAIL
CARROLL }. POST, No. 70 South Il.
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
HssLEN Jgiv o.. 1853.

H<sLEx JOY -, 1888
have been deaf for twenty-five years and DE- Vaa
Eserbcg has operated on both my without tho sese
pain did not believe such thing could be done.
hear well and feel my head cear which did the lsss
twenty years The dertery and skin with which the epsrss
ton was performed evince the highest practical ability
hear perfectly Il Is month since the opsrtiss.
and continue 10 feel as well
WILLIAM LIDDLE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,

For TIE HAIR-BAERY's TRlCoPHHR9Us.-
Ihe best and cheapest s.ticle. Sold By Druggis.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
Obiiuary.
ALBERT 81. CHAPLIN.

Among the young and gallant heroes who
went into the battle OF Gettysburg the lst Of July
last to hud soldiers grave the subsc Of this
sketch-a private in Company c. 18th Regiment " Y.
s v He fell on the rst day in the discharge OF his
duty. and where the dealbos most iAnned the ranks
Of that cver.to be remembered ana glorious regiment.
1t may truly be said too they reached noblcr breast
than his A brief year since with no motive save TO
promote his counirys honor glory and prosperity.
young Chapn joined the army b. entering for the war
in the flyortc regiment Of his native city Brooklyn
He passed safely through the hard fought battle Of
Charlottesville and III the various trialG and
abors Of soldier Of the Potomac find his grave in
the so Of the keystone STATE in defense Of the homes
Of It's srocmen. Leaving behind him the comforts the
social cnoymcu.s ~ the aiiurcmcn;s ard cudcarlcats
Of happy home be entered lhc ranks a, the youthful
age Of nineteen and in the Performance Of cvcy du'y
De- won a name witch vin ever live with those via
knew him best While the down was eth
upon lis face ard ~ of his appearance indl.
Gated yet carl, youth lc e,incri most Of the qualities
Of the veteran soldier Hs oheerfglrcss arl hiar.y
during the severe marchc. Of sul'ry June over the
heated soil Of yirruia. cn,cued The dGll houra and
ritcncd the cares Of hs comrndcs yet now the ral.
Int soul has forever passed sway from car,h III.
young heart once fHcd with patriotic emotion. nov
heats not with Vishes even for h.s couniys good II
RAY be said. though iha; be m
With lsnrrl wfcaii - victor,
siiA gfrsn upon Ia bros
His monument VII b. IN ihc ho4ris Il those Who
loved him best snd fhough his lonely grave IN tho
trenches with tie thousands Who i bc.ile lin Ia that
bloody battle. NAV ever remain unHsrs e. without
tribute or csilph. san tie yourg soldier deicrr a
well Of Dbl. country and irooioms claml.oas fiif
cycs VII wcep i.s carJ doom bl' lr laads sa. never
clry fos,g. cosri hs haely grave II nature t,o1gA
- true TO tie gallant cad g1taito tlc god. We nay
believe that over that grave toe dcpJ Goacs 81" >i'iaF
~ill wave most beautifully Tie remDry Of is rnLaa'
death. hi. iisd warm heart ani "a, msns H.aais ~
turs all bong hc recalled for
10 lived e. fnfthsis -i.i iHT4f sofs fo i've.
10 asr1 as fafirra 4sl f..r.r s'as o. ci- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

June o. 1853 -Ny dear daughter brought to DR. Voc
Fscab-rs almost Blind IN both eyes could not bear the
pam toe lSl completely cured by DR. Non fisea~
boz and called u7 t. qress my --niituds Doctor FOG
ais I'm and unEc..ns attention. by which recovered ono
precious after being deprived OF TOT
four years Ii Is Only due DR. Won tsn0rrs 10 state that
have rd several yscians IN vain. shall be happy to 5eae
personal testimony DR. Won t.uherg unEi'-ed success -
any l1ay or gentleman who viii ca! on
HUGH DILLON No. 20 Futonst, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

PRESENTATION The friends Of Mr.. George
Dcmond. foreman in the rAipyard u Captain william
perrine foo, II Nof,h IN street. Brooklyn d. ID pre-
scnted him saturday evening" 20 ~ ialmrni
Nj ILomas sJisn coru,r q Nofih sth street a14 let
with a gold watch aud chain valued 1T go Ar John
Lcadlle made The pToseAiaiiOn speech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

Last week on "Wednesday. when IA AZ onrngcd cond
tinu work man named Jerome Mdrirty employed a.
ri,cter a The Continental Iron works. Gr"cnP'iri
threw nu iron nut weighing lnif pound al boy II ~
,oars named Henry I'LL hitting him In n" herd and
no, ine linn fol a scafoll ro.nc 20 feet IN hight H.
truci upon biz head fnctuIng LiA skull frOn which
innr, h. died on SUNDAY morning. hcIHiiy mad PIE
,pu.ly been abused iy the deceased, ~ Is alleged hs
sisted by two fellow .WoTkmen named hilccp AID tO
Inns WHO held the former while iIil struck him. DC
Cnrty h now ia Jail await the examination before
Coroner Barrett which 10 TO take pace on wednesday
neIt
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
Rad

NfvloRE, March 70, 1909.
Thi. certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATAKRH with duh heasine-s IN the head 4
felt my completely stopped mp accompanied by continual
= the throat the cs stealing me with occe-
sora no, shes great -fress Of the chest and pain, -
much that thought consumption Having
heard Il performed by DR. Won fisenberL
consulted him. with On. he hope - cure am row happy
euab led 20 add testimonial 10 the rea, NUMBER 1s
ready Doctor posscs,n MS scientific sid ucs
c..sf node II treatment he hss sly wn IN my ta~ tnse
and knowledge which have procured FOR him 50 great
reputation entirely restored 20 perfect health that
do sincerely recommend al sufferers from ,hKoNIO
CAiAkhu and >oAk THROAT Ia appy 81 once 70 We
Won Ei.cuOeIg with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, NO. JoS Fourth -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

TURNOUT or TuRsrRs Yesterday about -
Turner's from Brooklyn. r.. D. made visit 10 Jrra' 3
City compete for prizes with the Turner'S Ass'.1
| fiuu az this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

FgyTIvAL.-Ths Burns Friendly Association
of BROOKLYN r. D. go H. Mott Haven GA The 10th o. Sep
tembeI for q festival and excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
WILLIAM LIDDLE
Harlem, l2eth-ss., between I'd and 35svs.
CATARRH CURED.

NEw.YoRx. Aug. "a, 1863
hare been suf-F ng for the last three years from ssvsU
Cerrh with continual dullness In my head, tshtneo
across my Ghost weight my eyes, which were wss
wlery and very painful NY nostris continually o.
sFucei with pouring fluid have had frequent sneezine
hosen@ss Of my voice generally attended with splitting o.
with falnssa o. my throat, together with soreness and
dropping Dr. Won Eisenoerr has cured Of al thsse dss-
g,eezbe spfrinys now fee life The treatment ~
Dr. Won Eisenberg skul f. Is successful; inpos'
ble 10 tie benefit have received at bis hands.
heartily recommend any suffering like myself to place
hs4seve, under Dr. Won Eenbergs with certainty
of being speedily cured give this with gratitude and pleas
cannot forbel again saying that my voice, which wss
hoarBe end thick when applied Dr. Won EsenbeTs nsw
clear aud good INDEED. feel abundsntly satisfied.
JANIS LITTLE No. 235 St, New York-
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NEW. YORK, MsyT, 1853

have ss. pleasure testify to the skill Of Dr. Won Eisssr
beg into his Office almost completely deaf and came
with my perfect hearing 1t is nearly twelve months sncs'
the hesring il perfect The operation which lasted TIVE
u three minutes In each Of my gave me no pam whsfss'
with confidence recommend oil sufferers to psoe item
.e.vc, laler DR.. Won Eisenbergs unsurpassed skill
SAMUEL c. HUNT.
No. nessefo.e-av Greenpoint. L. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08

Deafness,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
DISEASES OF THE EYE. EAR AND yHR0AB
CATARRH CURED
by
DIR. Won EISENBERG,
Author Of Surgical and Practical observations On tbs Do
eases Of the Ear with his new Mode Of Treatment
30 sl6 BROADWAY, NEAR ELEyENrH-sr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

NAfcLHcS, Henry Co, Chic. Jniy, :, IsJS.
d. &. II. RoBAcK.--Dedr Sir For the benefit Of
suffering kumanity, permit through the
"ourns o you" Circular the surprising properties af
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier AID Blood Pills which
is sure cure FOR Indigestion and Liver Complaint We
have several persons IN town who have been suffering
Liver complaint and Indigestion ann notw thstand in
that we have good physicians found in North
ern Ohio, yet the disease baied their skill Consequent
ly We were in state Of dependency until we commenc
ed using Your pills, through and by the advice Of our
friend Mr. Brennan. We used the medicine abco ding 20
directions, and full Of life and hlarity aud our
gratitude Is equal to improvement in health and
spirits. When take into consideration what we have
BEEN and what at present we feel like charging
ourselves OF the sin OF ngraude II we did not try ts
announce to the public the great benefits your Med
cine, Therefore to the public at large
the expediency Of having your Medicine and
consequently as in duty bound discharge what we feel
to be dutv n advising persons who suffering
we have suffered to make Of the only true and sure
cure for the diseases already mentioned.
s# Hse@ Mrs. GvIs,
-..r-. ..# MRS. BRENNAN,
Miss HEATos
9 c. sPELMAS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Nee England F%stiral.--The annual gath
ering O. the sons and daughters of New Eng,
land was held last evening, and the atteu.
dance was very large, despite rainy, dark
and muddy night The exercises consisted
Off supper, toasts andrcsponSes, and music
The occasion was very pleasant one for oil
who participated. We have net time OF
space for more extended notice, though j,
was well deserving Of one ------ -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Produce, etc.--Next week we shall publish
statement showing the amount Of produce
forwarded from our depot during the past
year. In connection with it we shall pub
fish other facts and figures showing the bust
ness and improvements Of the place during
the same TING. This article would have ap-
Peared sooner had not the editor, and Mr..
MELENDy, who has taken the pains to collect
the statistics, both been absent from home
Those wishing extra copies will please send
in their orders. <
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23
Sea Advertisement,

THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICrNE.-rhe functions.
Irregularities peculiar to the weaker SEX are invariably
corrected without pain or Inconvenience by the use
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills. They are the safest and
medicine for all the diseases incidental to emeles
Of all ages, and more especially SO in this climate
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always have
these Pills No one who ever them will allow
herself to be without them They all Instructions
purify the blosd and give to the skin that beautiful clear
and heahul look great admired In beautiful and
healthy woman At certain periods these Pills are an
indispensable companion. From four should be tn
ken each day. until relief obtained few doses occa
sonally, will keep the system healthy and the blood
so pure, that diseases cannot enter the body.
Juison's Mountain Herb Pills sold by all Medicine
Dealers. rea
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Agricultural Meeting There will be a
meeting Of the officers and directors of the
Cedar Valley Agricultural Society. on Satur-
day the Slst.of January,,at BAENrM & Me-.
IRSDY's office. A full attendance is re
questcd. By order ofthe President.
G. b. vANsAuH, sec'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Personal-P MELENDY, who has been at
Des Moines attending the session Of the
State Board Of Agriculture, returned home
Wednesday night. Mr.. MELENDY was elect
ed Vice President of the State Agricultural
Society.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Furniture. p RErlLLAnD has al a''vcr-
tisement this week of hs Furniture Manu-
factury and Cabinet WMe.room. Those
wishing anything in this line Will DO we'll to
call at this establishment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Concerts. Mn CuAs. LAsCELLEs, of Du-
buque, has during tie present week favored
our music-loving citizens with two enter.
tainments. AS pianist, Mr.. L. has no
equal in the West. He gave the best Of sat
isfaction to all who heard him, aud should he
ever visit our place again we PREDICT for him
trimming houses. .a-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

=. Julien House. When you go to Dubuque
stop at the Julien House, and you will be
certain of enjoying all the comforts and con-
veniences of first.class hotel PEAsLEE
knows how to keep hotel
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Help the DISTRESSED There will be meet
ing of the citizens Of this place at the Hor
t,cultural Hall next Tuesday evening for the
purpose Of organizing Relief Union, for the
benefit of families Of volunteers in this place
who are in destitute circumstances.
MANY CITIZENS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Wounded -LEoNARD KNOWLES, of the Re,
serves, has been wounded while out on pick
ct duty. We did not learn any particulars,
but suppose the wound was not very seri-
Gus one from the fact Of Mr.. Knowles being
able to write.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23
S'E atEFE DE IOWA

@-. .-a ApJUTANT GFNrsAL's oFFIre,
DAvRHpnRT, Jan l6, 1863.
HotICF.--Au parolcd uen, ccG'aieSccIt AMI fur
lon lied soldiers Oft'1 Iowa REGIMENTS IN the field
shoa'1 report in person nj this office immediately rn
less this is done promptly S he taken to en-
force the obligations they under TO the overnanent
... -..r- ". p. BAKER.
nt3wt. Aijitnnt finu ,rai ~ .,ssoa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Fdir.-The Annual Fair of the Cedar Val
ley Agricultural and Mechanical Society will
be held at Cedar Falls, September 9th, sth
and 10th, 1853, ...-...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Postal Currency Monday next Dan.
26th.) shall commence paying out Postal
Currency for change to those purchasing at
the BANNER STORE, and shall endeavor to
keep the supply equal to the demand for
that purpose. 80
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

Weather-,l'he first Of the week We had a
little snow, then good deal Of rain, and now
a prodigious quantity Of mud.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE
~ of order of the County Conr Of Giundy County,
Iowa. to me directed shall Satu day, the nth day
of February 1868 sell at public auction to the highest
bidder the following described real estate being the prop
erty Of james H. Brownel deceased The south half of
the southeast quarter and north quarter Of southeast
quarter of secen seven township eighty nne range f
teen i'm Grndy County Iowa; also FIVE acres OF timber
in Beaver GAeve But County iowa, containing in all
one hundred and twenty five acres Sale 80 take place
on the premises Terms. ofe- half cash the balance in
one year from day of sale. ~. -. =. .--.
- --... J. 4. BROWNELL,
Administrator the estate Of Jas H. Browne deceased
Dated this 18th day of january, 1868 42'i
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23
ID 4 T. Id.

ST Jackson, Tenn Dec %, oftyphcid fever and uia
nation of the lungs, WILBUR +. sCHEHCK, OF
ISAAC and ESTHER H. scHEsCK, Of Cedar Fails aged 81
years
The deceased was memher Of Co, X Sd Iowa regiment
~ infantry, and was FOL merry from Fulton, n. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

>. To H. j. U,+-" Soldier Graves will ap.
pear next wesk.. 1t is highly creditapls to
the poetic genius of the author ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23
MASONIC.

There will be a regular conversation Of Valley Chap
ter No 20 Of X. A. Masons at the Masonic Hall, on
Wednesday evening, January 2Sth, at I o'clock.
puncdal and full attendance is requested. All compan
lens in town are invited TO attend. By order Of
-rE.f. E.E 2 (, JOHN u. BROWN, High Priest
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-23

as shingles, boards, rails, posts, and many
articles of cabinet ware. Its introduction for
the purposes named will be worth millions
of dollars to the State. It's general use in a
dozen of years will greatly change our eli
mate, by giving to the large prairies more
liberal supply Of summe showers, and also
protect the standing grain from being beaten
down by heavy winds and dashing showers.
For these must first spend their fury ON those
living walls that shall girdle our fields, to
ward off these dreaded dangers to the gold
en- harvest. See the proceedings of the H.
inois State Horticultural Society on this sub
ject. Mr.. W. s. GARRISON Of this place, is
authorized to sell cuttings for Mr. j. 7. Little
of Lee county, Illinois, and we are assured
they are genuine, as Mr.. Little is an old
Nurseryman and takes the cuttings from his
own fence.
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.... ~. GAZETTE OFFICE. !
FRIDAY pAs. Esd.
wheat. --s36sec.
Dressed Hogs.--s3 5o63,Gn .1"
Rit'rs.--Dry flint, liG5it; Green, 565ic.
harley .--6085jc.
Oats. --30c, and scarce 9Th. ..
Cor,s.--i612 oc