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HTOLEN.

TAKEN out Of my eating house below tha Tele'
4 graph Office Valiece, red leather, rather yol-
low, containing some valuable things; silver watch,
good clothing the contents mostly valuable TO my
self; on the hand holt there was tied with string,
piece Of pasteboard, having on Il r. r. Gilliland
Chattanooga Tenn on the outside was several bruised
places, One and all look out for H. any one d. liver.
ing It TO me soon the next house below the Telegraph
Office will be handsomely rewarded.
marlI-lts RR GILLILAND.
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sTATR OE TENNEssRR.
BrrJlMin PrrneF, vs.. MAHr !. PIEacs,

bRNJAMih PIERcE, Vs. MANI EtNAcA'
In the Cbancery Court at Chattancoga,
TT Appearing that the deAndant, Mary J. Pierce
a nou resident Of the State OF Teunessee, %
thahe process OF the cOat cannot be served on her
h d therefore ordered that pubostl0n be made week
ly for tout weeks IN ths ChatlapoogA Rebel q neWi
sald defendant 70 appear az Chancery Court 10 hs
bsd al ths eourt house IN the city of Chaitanooga
On the fourth Monday u Jolly no1t and answer com
planant's bill fled against ler for divorce, de' o.
Judgment by confession wlu be entered, and the eaaa'
'es .usris N. AZ wM. I. sTANDEgER,
CHAN.
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PortrnI, nr Ahrnhnm 4,


< Rasstl Of the London Times, In his South killing
book St observations In AMERICA, has lately publish
ed sketches Of the Dictator as foows;
Soon afterwards there entered with = shambling
irregular, almost unsteady gait, tall, lank, lear
man. considerably six feet in height. with stoop
ing shoulders, long, penduouS arms, terminating Ia
hands OF extraordinary dimensions, which, however
were far exceeded in proportion by his feet. He
dressed in an III fitting wrinked suit OF black, which
put one in mind OF an undertakers uniform 81 q tu
neral round his neck rope OF black silk was knot
ted in large bulb, with flying ends projecting be-
yond the collar Of his coat; his turned down shirt
collar disclosed sinewy muscular yellow neck, anI
above that, nesting in q great mass Of black hair
brislng aud compact, like ruff OF mourning pins
rose the strange, quaint face aud head covered VIII
lis thatch Of wild republican hair, OF Lincoln
"Tbe impression produced by the siEe Of the ex
tremities, aud ny his dipping and wide projec Ing
ears may be removed by the appearance OF kindhess
sagacity and the awkward hon homme Of his face
the mouth is absolutely prodigious; the lips strag
ding and extending almost from one line Of Olscl
beard TO the other only kept In order by two deeJ
burrows from the nostris 70 the chin; the nose tse
"a prominent olgan-stlnds out from the face, viii
an Dquirng, anxious air, as though II were Spufhnl
some good thing in the wind the eyes, dark and
deeply set, are penetrating but full Of expression
which almost amounts 70 tenderness; and above then
rejects the shaggy brow running into the small hare
frontal space the development Of wheh can scarcely
be esfimRttd accurately owing To the irregular hock
OF thick hair care'essly brushed across It,"
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CIRCULAR.
oFFIcK % CoMMLEpANT oT {
E.ovvilia March

OFFICE OF CoMMkEpAwr OF CoNseEfrrs,
KnoxYille. March Is, ls6S.
0heer commanding recruiting detaehments N
this State, hereby ordered 70 sand IN their wees
returns 10 this Stles promptly. Any officers isiliDf
70 make tucb feiufos will be Immediately sfFesled
and charges will be preferred against them Tor DISC
bedienee Uf oIdeis.
By order sf a Ii. Col e. d. BLAKE,
Cemmandsut Of COnsehpts.
T. s. WBB. Ait. lmarls-lml
Tennessee papers copy one week, and ssad kll to
Col. Blake.
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oVrIcF CoMMANDANT or CoNscRipTg

ROCKVILLE, Tenn. Feb. a3, 1858. ! Z
ITAvINu received authority from The hscretafy q
III War 10 raise a iew c0mpanles RON the olaas0f
perpous exempt from conscrlpt0n for the purpose oi
enlorcina che eonaeflpt Law N Teenaeuaee the 0s
viii be- opened NJ this ooe for Che nAmea of All loyal
pevnona OF this Glass; who desre 70 assist IN enioss!ra
tho laws u their country. These companies ace Hot
10 b. consdereda part Of The army, but wiz receive
The ame pny and allowances ~ soldiers oi The army
ana VII BE- entitled 70 ths reward ior the appre-
henslou of desertem.
ED. BLAKE, IL. Col. G. s.A.,
teb27-u COmmAndaut " TOnscripia.
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n HAVE, and ell always keep % hand large
am0uut well aas5fsss ftock 81 Va. end n. n,
fobaccoea of al soyts and RFaesa, which lnss loF
sale 70 retaom " suifets, a. low " cs a bNck's
10 stand, opposite the Presbyterian Chufch
Iany. F7tns n BHfDT.
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"SOMETHIEo NEW. :

100 Bush. Herd grsss seed. SOW from Feb. 10
so /" Orchard - 81
5000 Spanish segars,
. rs gross best quality, Lnciief Matches,
IS Boxes choice candy, Gin 20lb Boxeal
400 Sacks GFo0ad Peas--tOF sale, for cash, by
marS.lms JOHN l.. NJ. FRENCH,
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FAYKrrRvILLK, TRHHEssRR, I
Eahr,arw 10 llnQ

TNNh0LLING officers IN the State OF Tennessee.
Il viii at once enrull ~ oonscrpts, ell officers Ia
their respective districts who may DO Rhaent without
leave from their commands The enrolling officers In
Middle Tennessee viii send descriptive rolls Of The
officers 30 enrolled 20 the CommAndant OF Camp Of
ing ofcera "a East Tennessee will send similar doe
eriptive rolls 10 the conmandant Of ocnscripts, ~
KneSVille Tennessee.
L. D. BLAKE, 1t. Col. g. &. A.,
ieb2l-4w C0md OF Con. for Tennessee,
wA East Tennessee papers copy four weeks.
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WAITED TOBUY.

NEGRO girl botwssu and II years odj one
"A without pArspts preferred; must be noand and
bealthv. Alsoa woman about Z6, lineFa cash pri.
ces Wilt paid Address Ma p, Boz ~ chas.a'
noora Tohn., o. enquire a. The Rebel oalee
marisar HnIe
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Confederate States Court.

NOTICE Is hereby given, 20 all whom u may cou'
~ cern, that the DistTiot Court Of the Contcdeae
States. for the Middle District ~ Tennessee will be
holden 10 Winchester. Fnnklin CO.. commencing On
Wednesday the lst day q April next aud Will con-
tinae til tue business u Disposed Of.
BY OF der Of wEsr. II. HuaPHREYs Judge OF said
coult. This 10Th day Of March, 1858.
J.B. CLEMENTS,
marrhl4td Marshal M. Tenn.
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SMALL POI.-Penons need have no fear about com
ing 20 Fayetteville now. There has been only one
ase OF ths repusve disease IN this place OF vicinity
w. d MoNish, Of Nashville--And be recovered an!
eft here for Georgia over week ago.
fFsvettevile Observer, II.
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OFFICE OF COMMANDANT OF coNscRMIPTs, M }

OFFICE OF C0MMANDANT OF C0NSCRlPIS,
Knoxville, March Sd, 1868.
Enrolling officers will not turn over 70 officers from
the army In recruiting service any conserpts collect
cd at the place Of rendezvous when county 10 eeel
out nor will they turn over 70 such ocsrs any con.
scripts which they may, ut any time arrest, bot VII
send all such men 10 the Camp OF IRsiructOn, 10 b
distributed among the different regiments
Enrolling officers are further directed mot 70 respect
any certificates Of employment In tho Nitre service
from Captain T. J. Pinnle bearing date subsequent "a
the 10Th Of January, 1858. All persons employed Ia
said service since be 18th Of January must have reg
ulAr detail papers from this Office.
by order OF
mAr79w "a. Col. E. d. BLAKE,
Commandsn of COnscripts.
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POCKET KNIVRs.

so dOz Pocket Knives,
l20 sets Kuives and Forks,
500 lbs Rope
100 bush Sweet Potatoes,
700 Peas.
Shoe Brushes, Cotton HandkefchIeia, English CAL
Icoes Tooth Brushes Percussion Gaps, Squirrel Shot
Pins. Needles, Country ymade plada &C. iot sale BY
mnrs2t A.C. VAN EPP5.
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FTNAX payers "a thf Chattanooga Dlalri,t viii pltass
n cal 81 tho Reoordera oiieg aithoat dslay, end
Sst u thsR hlNablo piupertV iof Stale and epuhlJ
iaHos ft 'en .-A 80 JOHN p LONG.
marlb.lW CVmmifaiuner.
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To ShOemakers and Leather FinIahera

IOO GOOD sHOEMAKERS, and a few Leather
1JU Dressers can find employment IN the Cow
ernment Shoe Factory at Atlanta, Ga, under the di
rectlon Of the undersigned. None but good haRds
need apply Those furnishing their own tool win
have preference.
Soldiers deahing to work In this establishment
must procure their Own details froh their command
jpg odioars CIV. CUNNINGHAM,
iebl8lm Major 4 ON.
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NUMBER 1872.
FARM FOR SALE.

\ HAVE Cor sals, Farm containing l60 acres, sd.
4 Joining the lands OF Mark A. kennedy, situated
on the Missionary Ridge four mlleu East u Chata,
VIII small cab theron, a nursery q fruii trees
select apples and peaFs--snd two good springa.
iahlS-lm {. D. hltDLkNkk,
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Rag- A paragraph appeared iA our last pa
per stating that Mrs. Harris, of Skipwith I
landing. has married the Captain Of the Queer
Of the West. The report 10 true, as we have
It from one who knows. This lady was for q
long time resident of tho parish Of Point
Conpee-her father. II. X. Moss, being large
sugir planter on the Bayou Fordoche. Her
marriage with the Yankee officer was some.
what romantic. Il seems that while the Fed
erals were stationed around her house at Skip
wth's landing difficulty occurred among
them aud hearing the disturbance Mrs. II
went out TO see what was the matter. In the
melee. one Of tho muskets went of and the
ball passed through the lady's arm, wounding
her severely. As no physician was TO be
found in the neighborhood, Mrs. Harris was
taken on board one of tie gunboats for treat
ment There she met Capt. Sullivan, whom
she afterwards married. Her matrimonia
bliss. however, was not o. long duration
lieaven refused to smile upon such a union Of
discordant elements. In the fight with the
queen" the Captain and husband OF Mrs
Harris was among tho first killed, and now
she ia widow once more, perhaps to become
the wife of another Yankee.--Port Hudson
NetrS.
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HEADQUARTERS, Vol. AND CoSscalrr BrnEAu, }

subdepartment Chattanooga. March II, 80.
TIAVING been assigned TO duty AZ this post by Gen
III Pillow, all officers acting under orders from the
VOL and Conserpt Bureau Army OF Tennessee In this
sub~deparment hereby ordeTedt to report 10 these
Headquarters Immediately in person, or by tier. TOT
instructions. AL detailed men from the Army Of
Tennessee 10 this sub-depa tnent, will report, and
show by whose authority they have been detailed.
By command Col. NJ, MAGEVNEf Jr.
Carr. \. r. BREWER. Comd'g Rendezvous.
narlB lGss Adjt
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Engineer Wanted.

A COMPETENT Engineer can get good and per
"A maneHt situation, by applying at the Chst.a
noOga Mill and Dstillery 70
msrII.9ts JAS. 8. s.SNYDER b Co.
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M. J. HUGHES,
SHRRIFF'S SALE,

.ON The hrst Monday In April, Ie6s, VIII aell n
" cash, at public outCry 70 the highest bid6cF. A.
The Court House door u Harfisoa Tennessee The iDu
oWinE tract Of land to.wt about two hundred acrea
lying In tbe hrat district oi Hamilton county Tonres
nee adjoining The !$nde James III Johnston, Danioi
Pendegrass. and will b. sold 10 satisfy Jndgmeni
and oosts In favor Of James N. Scott. agul iA aai
PendegTaAa. JAMES JACK, fep. BhenG,
fsb22.4w Hamilton %,
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Por Sale or Rent,

Il HE large three story Brick Hotel, known as
i Cay house; and for sale two dwellings near
Academy. theh2l lm'l J.J.BkYAN
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FAIR NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims sga INST me are nOtihet
marIs iW NJ. RREIs.
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NOTICR.

DELINQUENT Tax Payers for the State and Coun'
~ " faxes Of 1861, In the Chattanooga District
will call and pay the same without delay 70 John p
Long at the Recording oaice who Is authorized 70
receipt for the same. .
feblA T. L. GARDEN HIRE,
Tax Collector, Hamilton Co.
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VIRGINIA HALT.

IHAvE small lot OF Virginia Salt, which
keep hand constantly at'2b cts. pr. b., at swlck
old atand. n, BRADT.
Jany 272ma
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suPEg;ETsESsETs 0FFICE, N. &C r. II. I
Chattanooga, March I9, 1858.

NuaUHuUuENt MATNu t.t INVSs
WANTED.
NGACHINRSTS, Carpenters and LAboprp. Libera
Nl wages Will 10 paid. Applyto
maTl9 lm 4. W. COLE, Supt.
Sa- Winchester Bulletin copy one month, and
send bill 10 this ofice. t.t
r71F KIs0srOK. Tenn. March l6, 1853.
Having been ordered by Brig, Gen. fegnm, com
mAnding lst Cavalry Brigade, 70 collect al absen.
tees from bis command hereby srder all officers and
priVAtes belonging to any Dl the regiments battal,
ions OF that command uOw absent, except ON special
duty TO report TO me at Kingston, Tenu., ON sr heN
fore Saturday the 2Sth iust Tor duty connected with
the brigade. T. ". huChEh'
maFlg>td Col. Cavalry.
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DTggOLUTION.

TVHE nrm of Qunby A Robinson, Of Memphis, Tom.
n N thh day dissolved by mniual consent. AN
persons having claims AgainN aald 1Fm will present
the same to W. 4. onihby, who "a alone auihoFaed 10
pay, and all peraons who are indebied 20 said Arm
N8lll make Immediate payment h said Qulnby. wAe
has be0n authorized 70 netlle said aFma bna lnoao
VIM 4: SylhBa, / Gem p,,,n.r.
JAB.B. CLAOhOhN, Special partner
Etowah, Ca. Jan. a.. Isaa. lfSblD sm.l
STATE or TENNESBEE,
Estate of Wm, Htoue. deed, having been Huagentad
all pepn1a having claims against said Faiaio nl az
them with ths Clek of ne eonbty Court of and cean-
". properly authenticated. wlthln the time prescribed
BY lav, o. tney wiH De tDgessF bhrrcd.
fsb7i-sw pETER MOM0ER,
Adminiasratn Of
Wa. beoNn Deca.
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A ND committed 70 jan by the military authorities
"A At Chattanooga, on tho I'd Of October, leea, and
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of the
Peace, fOr the county OF Ma milton, Tenn. on the
18th Of Dec, 1864, negro boy who says hls name
gAOk' aud thst be 9elong 70 John Pride, q sparta,
White county, Tenn. Said boz IA black, "A yoaFA
I'D, feet I inch high. The owner IA requested 10
come forward prove property, ay charges and tAha
him cut OF Jail. J. II SWAIN,
decal JhiI0r.
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WANTED TO RENT.

A HOUSE, furnished or unfurHished. Apply a
~ this office,
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MILITARY BLANKS.
oFPICERs' PAY ACCOUNTS AND RE0IMES.
tai Morning Reports. for sale vt the kKpEL odioe.
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psy- General Sterling Price, Il ia said has
crossed tho MississipPi to assume tho com
mapS Of che new department to which he has
been Asagned.
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TO MERCHANTS 4 Suffers.

Irish Potatoes, Sugar, Coffee.
A NY party that win send me BY Express sack of
n sound, and good irlhh Potatoes weghlngh 70
pounds, will send him By Express ten pounds light
brown sugar, and ono pound ane RIO Codes, IN Rsw
0Enaburg sack.
E. "a. EDwARDY
wAoLESALE AND RETAIL pEALKRfN
FAMILY GROCERIES,. AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ar DANIHIs 0LD STAND, No. 10 WHiTEnALL 8E..
febis-im Atlanta, GeorEA.K1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11

ENoLtsH NEUTRALIrY.-Chas. Lascelles, OF
Dubuque, known hereaway by his musical
soriees, announced to Dubuque audience
the other night that he understood he had
been denounced as acopperhead. lie makes a
speech, and says:
=" No one ever heard me express any opin.
ion in regard 70 this war. | am an English.
man and take no part in it, but hope It will
soon be over. | have always sung good Un.
ion songs, and suppose the reason have
been denounced as Copperhcad is, that
don't sing those miserable Abolition songs.
which have neither sense nor merit"
Well, that vindicates him He heard the
same story out here and wished us to refute
it. Now everybody knows, by his own lips,
just where he is on the vital questions Of the
times, though we don't suppose one in a
thousand ever thought of his whereabouts
or cared to know. But now they know in
spite Of themselves. He kasn't rot any
opinion on this war, and has no part what.
ever in it-he's an Englishman. The public
certainly must now understand that Mr..
Chns. Lascelles, musician, notwithstanding
he lives in Dubuque, resides in England, and
SO far as this war is concerned occupies the
English Neutrality Platform. H esAf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11
MISCELLANEOUa.

Ara Ladies' Sanitary Fair in indianapolis,
last week, seven thousand dollars were real
lied. -. The London Spectator says Of Mr..
Lincoln: We believe juster man never
held the reins Of government. The Board
Of Supervisors Of Lee county, Illinois, have
voted an additional bounty Of 500 to vol.
unteers from that county. Since January
last the Illinois Central Railroad company
have sold over two million dollars worth of
land. The income of the company for the
past twelve months has been over 100000
per month. There will be convention of
Illinois farmers at Springfield on the 9th of
January next. :. The King of Denmark,
Frederick Charles Christian VII, died on
the 18th Of November. Prince Christian
tx, father ofthe Princess Of Wales, succeeds
to the throne. -. Sixty tons of Sanitary
goods were shipped from Cairo on the Sd inst.
for Chattanooga by the Illinois Sanitary Com
mission. ). The price Of cotton at Cairo Is
from forty.two to seventy cents per pound,
according to quality. "A convention Of
school teachers is called to meet in Richmond
on the 2sth inst. for the purpose Of purging
southern school books of Yankee ideas.
In Massachusetts, each volunteer receives
bounty of 1925 in addition to that given by
government. The male population Of Ohio
il 546, ,255 of this 9,oa5 are negroes. ).
Corn Is selling at sixty to sixty avs cents per
bushel In Keokuk. "A grand banquet and
ball was had in Omaha on the evening Of the
ID inst. In honor Of the opening Of the work
on the Union Pacific Railroad. !. General
Daniel 2. Sickles in New York hotel re-
Gently broke his crutch over coppethead
who insulted him with denunciatiohs Of the
war and the men who fought on the loyal
side Of it. The cop probably thought be.
cause the General was cripple he could
talk - he pleased without fear of punish
ment. Wonder II he thinks SO still.
DR.. Winship, the Boston strong man, now
lifts daily 1900 pounds, and thinks he will
soon be able tol lift 5000 pounds, which is the
ultimatum Of his ambition. Mrs. Senator
Harlan has issued . strong appeal to the Sol
diers' Aid Societies Of this State in behalf
Of the Sanitary cause, urging united and har-
monious effort on the part Of all loyal women
in administering to the wants Of our sick
and wounded Iowa troops. :. By the War
Gazette" in the last number of the Armu
and Nasy Journal we learn that the pay Of
the commanding officer Of the Third Iowa
Infantry has been suspended. No reason as
signed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11

AT SUNSET.

~ SONO1As q
No bird-song foated down the hul, ,.a r
The tangled bank below was still; -r.E. ...
J No rustic from the birchcn stem.
No ripple from the waters hem. -r..s..
The dusk Of twilight round rs grew, .,, .-.
We felt the falling Of the dew;
For, from us, ere the day was done,
The wooded hills shut out the sun.
But on the rivers farther side ~.
We saw the hll.tops gloriHed,-
A tender glow, exceeding fair, ....,
A dream OF day Without It's glare. '' a.4
with us The damp, the chill, the gloom: gee
With them the sunsets rosy bloom; Fo
While dark. through wniowy vistas seen,
The river rolled In shade between. ~ 81 RI
Prom out the darkness where we trod
We gased upon those hills Of God, ? r
Whose light seemed not Of moon or sun. aanaa
We spake not, but our thought was QUO. # r..a
? We paused. asif from tha. bright shore l.
. beckonsd our dear ones gone before es - ,-
And stilled our beating hearts 10 hear Rg .-
The voices lost to mortal ear d, i;s..rr- f,,... .
Sudden our pathway turned from night s-a
The hills swung open TO the light e e.7t,s =,
.Hv"bn s'eaf HtccH Kates VIC SUNSHINE sn0We0s
q. A long, slant splendor downward flowed.
Down glade and gicn and bank u rolled: s' f.,
1t bridsed the shaded stream with gold
And, borne on piers Of mist, allied
The shadcwy with the sunlit side |
So, prayed we, 4" when our feet draw near
The river, dark with mortal fear, r
:" And the night cometh chill with dew.
. Father !-let thy light break through
~ So let the hills Of doubt divide
30 bridge with faith the sunless tide t #
20 let the eyes that fall on earth
On thy eternal hills look forth; ae
" And in thy beckoning angels know i'
The dear ones whom we loved below I"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11

Ws DIFFsR.-A writer in the December
number Of the atlantic Monthly says: "All
the world over, the law is the highway to lit.
erature." This is wrong, we think. The
highway to literature is the newspaper print
ing Office. The law is the highway of the
politician. . ...a..... ........ I'll. s-,-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11

BY order Of the War Department, all sol.
diers who re-enlist, whether in squads, CON-
paniss, battaliors, regiments, divisions OF
corps. viii be granted : thirty days furlough
10 20 home and recruit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11

On Wednesday night Of last week seven.
ty.eight rebel prisoners escaped from Camp
Douglas, Chicago, by digging an underground
outlet from the enclosure. .- ..a. . - ID.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11

Farms IN some Of the settlements OF Dsco.
tah Territory srs sidite p worth $40 par
aove.