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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-09
What ThI -
lsscreants, Cop
Nho:her calamity falls

q 1--we Their Commander in Chief. The
Zero OF Fl. Donalson-he who was first to
advance. ard last to fall back at Shiloh-he
who was ever at his post at Vicksburg-has
forgotten the duty he owes to his country
and his old regiment, Qhe I'd Iowa Infantry
Can he say now what he said on the night Of
the 10th Of February, 1862! He might say,
but could men realize it. was told BY a
Captain of the 9TH Iowa, that, on that night
nc LAID his hand on Gen. Humans shoulder
and said: Lauman, lave got good BOYS
yes, ID bully boys, and If tomorrow,
should tell them was going to make charge
nn the northwest corner Of hell, every boy
would follow me-" wonder if he thinks
they will follow him in the charge he has
promised to make for the Copperheads of
iowa? This can answer for hm-they
will not lie has taken the wrong field for
the Iowa I'd.
The Democrats Of the I'd Iowa, are all war
Democrats-all Union.loving Democrats, and
dcnouncc the step Gen. futile has taken
and think now that it is for popularity and
money that he entered the service Of the
United States.
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The Cabinet Organ
The Cabinet Organ.

II il the intention Of the manufacturers,
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object. We fully believe that they sue
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customers those who are looking for
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The Cabinet Organ

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and ranges from the delicate breathipgs
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the ATLIETiC FOR 1864

VIII be n no Wis, Inferior to lhe previous volumes
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nitely that
ROBERT BROWNING VIII contribuie several New
Fecmst
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MIS- HARRIET BEEClEE STOWE legius. In
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The Oh in u Commercial cellcso..

These Institutions Of steady and substantial
growth. spreading all through she North and
part of the Canadas, seem destined TO engird
the entire circumference ofcommeree. Among
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Troy. Their patronage this Fail has been un-
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III many respects tia "chain" has decided
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more than ia other schools, Is good for review
Al 81 tie schools Of / chan. Then there Is
The influence of fifteen schools instead o. one.
This chain ofIaaEtutious g destined 70 20
great work ior commerce, and become ofiueal-
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try Bryan, & straton's TEX, Books Oh looh-
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iouue mcu shoa.d consider the unilyalei
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Troy, aad vAai + more, between tie schools
also.
Bot Practos, pracf,ee, al praciiee, Is not toe
oay thinF, Theory principles, philo. ,phy
And al tie attendant discipline ,boall play a
conspicuous paa Young men mast haye
science IS we1 a. dry form esd 'edieusratne.
4 e9snnen leauca,ian sitIsaa, Is science 5,
lfelcs, BODY eiltoa, Asiug soal. Iobeeame
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pnolsples. Practice, which should iske place
"a eoiiege, ana does az AIbaay and Troy. IL The
masi satisfactory susupsr, Is ihc a., II reducing
,aess beaatiini principles x re science n ,L1
Feaeni taan q iraas and baslesss -- aaas
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triicAi Notices % tne fress,
The volumes bound constitute u themselves o IT,
ETary Of miscellaneous rradiBg sneh rs can Dot be
touRd 10 DE sIHp c0mpass iu any other publication
Shat has come undcr otu notice.. Boston Courier.
Iht nnst popular Monthly in The world New
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81. Eaeh hGmisr contains fully li4 pages af read
ing matter appropriately illustrated with ggea wood
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the more philosophical quarterly, blended with The
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saessa - ihe s.epe g Lss1oss NJ
rAFsarnr rssoasfs ard cs5ab-
hsbca hluse8 81 ghs mgsHia5s s.5e ln
fuiB ries n ChHHaaoss 4 brigade
frau Chsnsagaea crossed Clsstauaaga
creek Ard opsnta eamuss a.ssisor wlhi
him. Al day aghi ea ihs z5.h
he stsu sad stripes usre
sesp saving fam fhe samma Of
Looaoai. ihs fel.sls having s,aoaa'od
he pasaion. lIeeksr 3ceeHir3 tbe
tnosulsin. erasael iic valley 70 MISE
ioaary Ridge, ssePi both sides q
Rose,slie Gap ard reached she sums
nit. Rebel Brgales were seen NOV
iuz along 'he narrow summit u lhe
Ridge ard concentrating On lhe fright
Here shcunan having reached ihe
rrs,i ard helA l,is position for an hour
~as repalsed Then Guat deployed
n line q battle two miles 10 length
ard ordered a grand aFualL Ihom.
~ o. the lsGt suj sherman % he
right rurlel tie hshls, leaving
about = mile % the snmma bei@ecn
them n The latds IL the rebels. -
vor troops swarBed on either eide 81
him. Bragg lef lie house wliieh be
lad occupied a. Bis Headquarters and
rode 70 the rear AZ tle snme time
Gran, rode up ihe mountain side aud
established bis headquarters on the
summit. Tie rest Of tie Ridge on
tie right II cur center was carried
the rebels threw down iheif arms and
fcd. Hooker came ap On tie right
and ihe ereat battle Of Chattanooga
Vas son
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War Ssurnrnary
wrnNrspAr.

Charleston Nov. 20.
The enemy removed his FIRE on The
city this morning nj O'Clock. At (
o'clock lhi, =. n. The number Of shells
thrown was sihfeen. The shclling Of
Fort Sumter has been heavier than
usual wiih The moriars, bat few rife
shots we're fired. There we're no cas-
ualGiss ii tie city or Fort
THURSDAY.
Chalan0oga, Nov. %.
We have had brisk engagement
shis morning, and have driyen tie en-
envy entirely a Lookout MI a con.
siderable portion of whi Ii they held
till Til. morning and we have also "a
ken Missionary Ridge from them lhis
morning, and the Troublesome riaepite
in possession al which yesterdays CO.
gpgrtncut Jeff them az its close. All
firing has ceased for sufficient time
10 warrant The conclusion that Bragg
has rsirraled, certainly leaving all the
GROUND AMI strong points IN our poss
esion, Cor which We havrtbeen fighting
for the Ia, three days. Il Is TOO ear
iy vet 70 ensbl me fu state the casual
dies on either SHE which ale not yet
known. Oar army i. IN glorious OK.
ulialion, indeed. over tic glorious SER
drs u victories.
SA~IQnAN
Chattanooga, Nov. u.
Tie stu ton Is highly satisfactory.
Gems Hooker, Planners and Shrr-
mans commands arc in pursuit OF the
Aging rebels. The roads along which
bragg !. rercaiing are lined with cas-
sions, wagons aud medical stores.
Washington, Nov u.
Accounts received tonight from the
army ol the Potomac say Oar ar
my broke camp last night and march
ed towards the Rapidan in three col
umns: The center column arrived At
Germania Ford about noon. 0dy a
small il, ket of.the rebels was seen on
she other side. Ewell Is not desd but
Is relieved IRON his command. Our
crossing points were between the Rap
pahannoek and the rebel troops. A
mumber Of our prisoners escaped mud
fell back to the river. No opposition
was made TO our crossing. No par
siculars have been received,
MONDAY.
Rappahsnnock Station, Nov r..
The progress made by Gen. Meade
IS higly encouraging and successful, r
a new basis Of supplies will be estah.
lished in few days from which the
amry will operate with most dafnag-
ing effect 10 the Confederscy We
are having a heavy aud disagreeab!e
rain.
Rappahannock, Station, Nov. %.
The army OF the Potomac has final
ly severed lis line Of communication
with Washington, and nothing has
come ihfouga from il since yesterday
morning. Ii there had been n gene
raj engagement yesterday the wound
ed would have been sent to the rear
and conveyed TO Washington from the
front As no wounded men have been
sent here il is certain 10 battle has
been fought, The heavy cannonad-
ing Of yesterday Was probably Of no
greater importance than artillery hr-
ing. This morning cannonaiiny was
heard, bot during the day il has been
perfectly quiet.
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most magnificent assortment
CASHMERE, long aud square;
TIE VICTORIA PLAID, WOODEN, long
and square;
MOURNING THlBET, long and square
CliILpREN'S sHAWLs Of MOE gaaiity.
Cab and look al them-no trouble ,osshow
them.
Prints,
A great variety q styles, from the best man
ufacturers. from IA to IS cents
French herinOes,
Ofbeautiful shades and colos,
ROYAL PURPLE,
GARNET MAROON,
STONE BROWNS BLUE,
and other colors.
All Wesl DelaiAes,
MAGENTA. SCARLET, BLUE. CLARET,
STONE and splendid BROWNS
and BLACKS.
Alapaecas,
Ofall colors qualities and prices. Plain.
Figured, Striped, Plaid, some most beauti-
ful patterns.
Delains, POpIins and PIaids,
CHECKS. STRIPES and smalllfgures. Call
and see them.
Black Silks,
At about old prices.
Broad Cloths and Cashimeres
in great variety.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, and FLANELs.
FRENCH FLANELS for shirtings,
Stripes and Checks.
OPERA FLANELS, Scarlet,
Blue, aud for Childrens
wear.
Ready--M Clothing,
general assortment. Call and look at the
Moscow Beaver Over Goats.
Hats, Caps and
Gents Furnishing Goods,
= Inroa nusortpaapt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-22

The platforms and resolutions 10 which the
above and many similar sentiments are ex-
pressed, have been printed In all the Democrat
10 papers OF Ohio. Hence you know what POI
sltion we have occupied In relation to the, war,
above passages TO bring 10 your memory, and
place Immediately before you, few of the lead.
Ing principles and purposes of the trne and gen,
nulne Democracy Of Ohio, the firm and unws
vering friends Of the Constitution and the
Union, O ~ -.L.--. I a---l t,---N -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-22

Resolced, That the refusal OF the General Assembl
10 permit orr gallant soldiers In the held the right
vote, great and uDjustiaable wrong to them, hu
ought not TO have been committed.