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, 1863-07-08

Complete returns Of the late judicial elcc'
tion In The county Of Lake have been received,
showing g majority for Williams Of 1915. Add.
irg Williams official majority in Cook county
(2s12) be has majority in the district Of
1880. he publish the official returns:
, 1863-07-08

The market during the week has ruled very IT.
fore part Of the week there was fair demand for
ehotre grades Of white winter. principally for toe
Boston market, while spring extras were entirely
neglected: Towards the close there was no move
ment IN either as the decline in gold aud exchanges
has materially curtasled the inquiry, aud the mar
ket c1oses dull and dropping. There has been no
demand OF any account for supers. From the Ia
b1es aboEe 1t will be seen TINT there Is material
falling off in the receipts. This IL owing to the
storrage Of the mills throughout the conatEy, as
wheat. which are relatively much higher fhan that
Of -four. To.nAY the sales were: 200 b1ls ':Nash-
vile City" choice white winter at $7.a5; 20l br1a
Frark1sn" do at 500; 1eS brls good spring extra
at 4.49; 10o bfls spring extra onp. t.
, 1863-07-08

fEnebNAL.-A litter llas been received from
Rev. Dr.. ClaIkson, announcing his safe ar
rival At Liverpool in good health He had
not quite made up his mind at the date Of the
letter (June 19th) whit route he would take,
but thought he should 60 at once to Stock
holm md St. Petersbutr.
, 1863-07-08
Williams majority...-..
To All AFFLICTED with CatnrrEl. Throz
Dikease and Affections Of the Chest,


Dr. ]. W1ne1ow Aver, Physician for Affections
Of the Throat and Chest, Rooms II and 13 McCor.
Inick'a Building. corner Of Randolph and Dear-
pa1tmcnt of pfactice. The extrao;dnary = enseess @ I
which has attended his practice in this city, haa
eDnblcd him rcftr to the best and most 1esponsi-
bic parties In Chicago. It is espeealy desirable
that al wto have need Of medical aid. either for
Catarrh, AstAma, Bronchitis Or Consumption,
shonia make e. early appl!eatl3n Tas patient at
1letanee. VINO ealinot cong 70 inc CITY TO remain
mere io5 ucatnenL can, altef an examination, re-
1a:, tnin nome aa9 pursne tae coafne O. treatment
NIn snceess. Mhete at IS imposslGle l9fta party
70 cohe psltonaH! 10 tae clty, ne snoaid Ws1te as
many o. nls sympL1,ms , as posslole, ana slse s1ch
case; 4 list Of questions will be furnished upon
Application:
By the Arlan p.actlce the remedy reaches the
, 1863-07-08

COUNTRY rRODUCE-Eggs quiet and irregu-
la~, with sales at 71a110c. loalt1y quiet at I55@
2 .s5 for chickens, aud Axe for turkeys.
IN end pFe sep mag ns tes
There has been an active demand for dried apples
during the week on Government account, bnt at
the close there IL less inquiry and the market is
scarcely 10 firm. Dried peaches arc In good de-
mand and HFrn at quotations Oranges In good de-
mend and eteady. Lcmona scarce and S10Nf0a 90
higher, NafsfDs and currauts dFm and unchanged.
, 1863-07-08

~ F. E. Rfgby, 50 Randolph Street, is sellin.
Paper HargiEga at lcas than New York prices 1T
wloleea'c and retail. The trade supplied on tho
most liberal terms. iy7.4W
, 1863-07-08

II thla city. on the mc1rrg Of thu 7,h iasta1t,
MAt tas;,. youngest daughter Of Iscob and Hen
Fnre1sl at tAtlr residence 81 Fourth nYenpc. Wed.
resduy. ut 10 A, NJ. "-N
, 1863-07-08

DR.. Jamea, formerly Of James' Hospital. cna.orn
House street, New Orleans, L., estshlished ism
is now permanently 1ocnted at Sc RaudoInS atreet
Chicago, III ,-*pecdalist' in the Treatment of lis.
easf 8 Of the blood, skin, organic weakness "a and
nervous and general debility. The foiloTns frona
tie Now otleahs Bee, Of January = la s. aHa Int
the echo Of nearly the whole pless uf fhe sonth
and Professors Of Medical emilcnce. Here Il lie
extinct from the editorial referred to. .. ~''~
"MEDIcAL--Dr. Jamee. Of Custom Honsc st,eet
10 the most e9ccessful and eillfnI pructitoner II,
this city, ~ the treatment Of tho BkiD. bioo and
general debility. We advise those nfi5ctsai K, an
ply TO Mn Immediately, and be relieved Of thos..
diseases that go fea1fuliy rack the mind and holy.
u. Jamss' Office ano par1ors arc At 81 R,nlo1ph
stlcet; o1hce open from l. II, tillBP. I'D. Con.
fultations invfo1able.
- ~ Nervous Diseases aud Physical Debility,
aIis'rg from Specific causes, In both saxes-uew
sna Feilable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
Aseocsatoneent In sea1ed letter envelope fs.:e OF
cna9fe. Address. Dt. J. Ski1ltn Houghton, How.
at1 AesoGtauon, No. 2 South Ninth street. Phila.
ce!pn.a, "a. ie19-.w.
M a r R1ED
Il this cty. on the eth trrtan., by Rev j. T. shl9-
he14. NJ, ENos TURNER AID MEa. CATHERINE
, 1863-07-08

N1AeARA-The excursion to Niagara prom
ases TO be grand success. Mnny Of the di5ap.
pointedst Paul e1curaionists are going on
The htp around the lakes. For full particu-
lars see AdEeftIscment In another co]umu
, 1863-07-08

GtrapeD.

GTRAYED.-Twenty Dollars Ro.
y yard. Et:syfe f.oa ths pssture Of the satscri;
nsr 4 IS s'a suntS o9s Ed
txo collar srks On tbe - 1t l9a!de! on s7s
year. Gid. 1lcsboted en- forward test new specE
on bio left O. tai nedlu leo:th- 1he above 9ard
1 pi L.: nsts Ssaaa3 70 IT, 'onx
GTEAYED OR STOLEN On
~ July G.st. one DARK n.tndle Cow. niue or teu
sde n99s eot 20 hs o. s
ssss shall 81 1a aad 70 saeoa. s
aRked. fv3.h1S 9t
GTOLEN-From the stable Of r.
buggy and Haroess Tne horse Is daiE chsatnt lore. re-
or tNeEe yesrs cid, wh!te stripe n forehead tTo
cofe top hncsy painted black lIned With ieht byne
sa1,nss onf 1sa u e! newly painted aud ion hand
teesSef5 o th sbove prope1tY or fn1 ~ FL .or e
She1eit say te tepnd. {. XLLEy 1 sssS. coase
WILEY 4 CARY, Law Office.
h. sss ssax na9n y .;as Shaso
Law and particularly 10 case. oi Col islon In,q.snte
Contrs cts 81 A e'ghtmrnt. Drafting Pspeis etc eoT
res'e Eith Seas-s. Refer to staphen Cary tiiEeSiv
etc Rnft.'o Mutuni 1ns. Co. je3o xtas 1na!tos y
pERSON Ala young man of
twenty three tass aatrarg ger In the cty dn,sr.e
.eyerteea to enty years. with sen to msssioo1 On
AAfAost0a. "a7nAee. sy8 h1A ltitp
, 1863-07-08

The market foF wheat closes dull aud heavy, and
prices during the week have declined 3A4c per bu.
There is very little doing in Winter Whcat-the
TO-DAY tie MARKET was dull and,prices declined
Ike per bu. Salea were: 400 bu neglected Red
Winter in store at 95c; LOCO bu No. l Spring {in
lspring On North Side houses) Mt $l.075S; 1000
bl DO af ii o.; SCI bu do lin F.. 6 T-'s} aI S105;
AGO bu Go lin $. .. ACo'-l at 81 ~: 800 bn No.
9 spsipg in II. r. sand North and q, South side
at 9sXc; leo ku DO In A. D. o'sl as 9ze; 500 ba
Co Iii S. B. & Co's) at 9255c; 40 by do at PIC 20
bu good Rejected Spring aaoat at sic; 1000 bn do
nc: 4G0 bu do lin s. D. 4 Co's) at TsHc.
The following table shows the PRICES paid each
day during the past week for the leading grades:
, 1863-07-08
THE CITY.

fEnsosA1--We sincerely regret to learn
That Col. Scott, Of the 10Th Illinois regiment,
Is not likely to rccoTer. His present condition
is extremely prccarious.
, 1863-07-08


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, 1863-07-08

The market for Corn closed weak at decline of
iH0' 4c per bushel since tho date OF our last
weekly review. During the same period frcights
to Euda1o hnyc declined &c per bushel, and on the
Eric Canal &c per bushcl-1hus enabling shippers
to 10y corn down ut the Beaboutd dlaIhc lower
than they could 4 weekaEo.
TODAY the market declined fully &c q bushel.
and closed unsettled and WEI ak. SAicawerr:-3o, col
bu RiveS Mfxed adoat at 4SGc; D.. o. bu prime
Digh Mixed aho2t at 49lc; 5000 bn Mixed Cora
il. storc ut 4731c: 1e0G0 bu 10 at 47l(c; 1000 ba
DO at 47;scs ~ hu do at 47s; q G0 BIZ Rejected
Corn in store ut 4G1cs 6,C00 hu 60 ut 4-c.
The following table sho*s the amount sold each
cay dining the week, with the quotations Of the
leaoinE grades:-
River Mixed Rejected
Sales Mixed Corn Corn
Jay ssSax 4s'.@!sx s. ssStSs q @@ gore
e-.325,M0 491i950A 4s4@lSH 47 @47A
3..23h,lG0 49H@5O1 4SaQb4sX At I5tl1
6-.2U,0C0 % @49K i7s5f1iS 464K46E
Z. .I0,tc0 4sk@--s Al @tIH 4G 64GI
oATS-Recelsed TO day, = rus bu received last
week, 1o',sH hu; shipped, 184,1.0 bl. The market
during the past eek has ruled dull and heavy, and
We uotea decline in prices efucu tho date Of our
last weekly review. o! 3M36c per bnshel.
To-Day the market declined lG31tc- Salca were:
1900 bu No. in store at 63z6c; 2,Go0 bu do at
6ic.
The following table shows the daily quotations
for No. I Oats in storc during tho week, with the
amount Ofsaless "
, 1863-07-08

heari him On that OCCASION, that Col. Wight out
did himself. With words Of burning eloquenee ne
painted 10 them their condition. the co1ditien o.
our be!ored country, the hopes Of 1cnds 'e!1 ,c &C.
hi1 d. and txorted them never to surrender or = US
grace that flag as long Is there was one man le1s TO
unfurl It to the breeze. ao,-
lie was patf,ot-not merely In words ana osc.
Ia1nation. hut patriot IN action. Whcn ~ ~
BGa,d OF TrHdc regiment w#s oEgantzcd., Cosoae. y
Wright was offered the command; but feelnE "a u
the responsibility wae too great for hin ni,ltatJ
experience. he declined it-au example wce.ny %
imitation, bIt, for the honor md welfare o. our
country, we regret to eay, seldom foloSed. uzsea
10 accept the position Of second of1cer IN com,
manj lie did rot feel at liberty to decline. anu
from tic organization OF that regiment until TIE
wound .eceiyed By him, which was the final cause
Of his DEATH he was M active participant wtn his
men II oil their Joys and soErows; in t5c pfiva.
tiors cf camp. fu t:dIons marches, he nlways bore
bIs sha,e. md when t.ane{crred to the army gt
Gen. Gra1t, full Of hope. burning for success, Col
Wright led his men III the fearful attack agaanst
VfcksburE On the Esd Of May last. It WIS mere.
while lea1tinc and urcipg his men forward, ne r..
ceived the wound which was the primary cause o1
his death,
The motion was then given by the Presl-
dent, and tho resolutions wcro adopted unan-
ltnously.
, 1863-07-08

Nor THUE.-Thc bridge tender at Lake
street bridge called upon rs last evening to
say that the item which appeared about the
bark ". F. Allen running into the bridge and
eustaintug scrious loss ia not true. We OBJ
tanned the item from respectable source Or
itsxorild not hare received mention.
, 1863-07-08
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

TUESDAY EVENING, July :, 1868.
E1cErprs or 1uAHER, SHINGLES, LATH, ETC, FOR
uEwEgE ENDING JuI1 !, 1853, COMPARED WITH
THE Two PREVIOUS YEARS.
, 1863-07-08

TIE lcE QuEsT1os.-Wc trust different
complexion il about to be placed upon the ice
question In Chicago. 1t seems uuaccounta-
bic that, In these latitudes where ice is rro-
duced in such enormous quantities, there
should exist q necessity for doubling the rates
imposed in former years. We believe there
is no necessity for 1t, the special pleading Of
the Ice dealers to the contrary notwilhstand-
irg, and also that, will proper encourage
mcnt, parties can be found who will agree 10
supply our citiztns ut ore-half the present
rates. Ne have even heard it stated that
company was forming for this purpose. The
fear las been expressed that If this enter
prise be undertaken, the. public will not sus-
tain it. If airy such are entertained they may
be ut once dismissed- Let the proper parties
take tue p1tject in hand and VIC feel assured
The public will sustain them, and bring the
ice monppoliEts to terms.
Since writing the above, we learn that ].
". Steele, IN old and we'll known citizen OF
this city, has taken tho matter in hand, aud
proposes to give q practical solution to the
Ice question His canyassers will call upon
our citizens To-day, and d.ily thereafter, un-
til the whole city Is csnvassed, and obtain the
narncs Of those who will patronize him ut
one-han the price now charged by the Ice mo-
nopolists. We commend the enterprise and
trust It will be successful.
, 1863-07-08

WELDON 6rAT1oS.-This new station, re-
Gently established by the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, is at the Company S Round
House and Machine Shops, On the kesho:e,
between 14th and 18th streets, and not at the
Company's Car Works.
AHEDsoAE PREsEST.-On the evening Of
the Sd inst, handsome gold chain aud key,
valued at s75, was presented by MichAe1 Col
Inns, on behalf of the employees Of the Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad, to Ed
win E. Haynes, superintendent Of The fright
depot in this city.
, 1863-07-08

REconpIns' CouRT.-The following bu.I-
nees vas done at the Recorders Court, res.
tcrday: Common Law-City rs. Thos. Melvin,
continued on motion Of defendant; City rs.
Hcrbst, dismissed at defendants cos:s;
HaNkins ys. Clifford, continued with alias
SUMMONS; Fa.nam vs. Walsh, same order.
Chance'y-Smith ys. Smith, dismissed ut
ccMllA4nnnt'e costs, for want Of prosecution.
, 1863-07-08

FOR SALE.-I wish to sell the
l. Ieasa Of . large 1rst class Hoaxting Houss, IT,
gether Eitn quantity o. louseno:d suFnitnEe, Auy
Hl]sdnd this rare csiar OF purchasing cscap for
the cash apply ou the pEeM1ses. 81. 9nuth CaEk
I'll. tye-t9.-t
, 1863-07-08

RECEIPTS or LUMBER, SHINGLES AND LATn FROM
TIE 1sT or JANUARY TO 1uLK 4, FOE THREE
EEAIt9.
, 1863-07-08

Dry Lumber to Lasalla. 200
Green Lumber to L4sa.le. O)ta. Is
FLouR-Rcceiyed to-day. 5e17 bt1s; shipped
and Ehipmcnts during the week:
, 1863-07-08

MAJoE WA Fl. MED111 SERIOUSLY WouS.
DEp.-We regret to learn that q dispatch Was
received Last evening, from Frederick, con.
veying the intelligence that Major Wm- T.
Acdill Of the Sth Illinois cavalry, vas serious.
ly, and probably mortally wounded during
one # the late battles He is shot IN the alb.
domen, and 1t is feared he may not recover.
Joseph Mcdill, his brother, one Of the pro-
p1ictors Of the TRIBUNE, will 1csye 1or Fred
e1ick this morning.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

The DRAFr.- Whether the following from
the Provost Marshal General is applicable to
all States, or not we do not know. The fol.
lowing was addressed to the Governor Of
New York:
The Governor has been Informed by the
Provost Marshal General that credit will not
be allowed in towns for any excess of volun-
teers they may have furnished over their
quotas under previous calls The Provost
Marshal General has also decided not to al.
low credit for volunteers raised since June
18th, 1862, in districts where the draft has
taken place, but in districts where the draft
has not been commenced credit will BE- given
for recruits sent to regiments in the field and
for volunteers endorsed in companies which
may have been received in such districts and
mustered into the service of the United States
between the 18th day Of June, 1863, and
the day preceding that fixed for the draft to
take place. Those merely endorsed will not
be credited, they must be mustered into
some organized company. ,a .a.r
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

Mr.. Brown has ever given the best satisfac.
ton, and the people, IS with one voice, de.
manded bis rsnomination.
The other candidates were all nominated
BY reclamation, and are Is follows: 8. D.
Shaw, for County Judgs,--re.nominated /;
Geo. Ordway, for Superintendent Of Schools;
Geo. W. Miller, for County Surveyor; W.
o. Richards for Coroner 8. R. Critterden,
for Drainage Commissioner. They are all
good mea, and deserve . hearty support,
which they viii doubtless receive.
Upon motion the chairman appointed q
County Central Committee, as follows: Caleb
May, Of Cedar Falls; g. W. Couch, Of Wat.
srloo; -- HaElett, Of Big Creek, o~a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04
4 Coli for Supplies for Iowa Soldiers.


....s..,l ..... -. .s. HsLrSA, Ark, Aug. II. g.
Col. CoMproN-Dear Sir: have instruct.
ed my secretary at St. Louis, Missouri, Mr..
Mathis, to send you draft for fifty dollars
($50) to be paid into the treasury Of the Sol.
diers Aid Society for the purpose of procur.
ing such supplies as can best be obtained in
your market ! have no words TO portray
the amount Of sickness and suffering here. -
There are four thousand sick unprovided for.
But few supplies of any kind, but few medi.
cines and but few sanitary supplies l am
greatly surprised and gricved to find them
in so deplorable condition, but the sudden
movement of our army against Little Rock
has thrown this large number Of sick in here,
with no provisions for their accommodation.
Oh If our ladies could have walked with
me this day as I made my rounds among
our sick there is not one woman that haS
the heart Of q woman but would have felt
new zeal in squirting them to greater efforts.
A shipment Of goods made at St. Louis
for Vicksburg will be down to morrow. I
will have the boat stopped and take off part
Of the supplies. That will be some relief,
hope. r.. s.., -.t.-. ... :.
Now this is to urge you to greater efforts
Hundreds of sick n en- here are living on ar.
my rations. Unless they get help they must
sink. Can it be that our people will hesitate
at time like this! Are there no hearts to
pity, no hands to save?
In haste, I am, &c.
= ..... ...# -ua ANNIE wIrrENMYER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

QUANTRELL THE BRIGAND.-The infamous
monster who perpetrated the inhuman mas
sacre at Lawrence, is. we believe, native Of
Maryland. At any rate he once lived at
Cumberland in that State, and there attempt
ed to kill his wife. For this he was placed
in Jail, where he ragged and reared like wild
beast. He finally made his escape to Kan.
sas. He is a skillful partisan leader bold,
daring. and as merciless as hyena With
a larg force OF experienced border fighters
now on his track. his escape is hardly posi-,
ble He will probably be overtaken, his
shrift will be a short one. e. . s..i.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

From every county in the State letters are
pouring in, jubilant over the rescuing Of the
good old party from the infamy which came
very near closing over it. And the gather.
ing Of true and loyal men next month at
GAINESVILLE will be one Of the most marked
in the history Of this State.
The convention at GAINESVILLE may think
best to put in nomination third ticket, but
it seems to us the more probable that the
convention, having in view the defeat of the
copperheads and the securing Of the Demo.
cratic party Of Wisconsin to the support Of
the country, will in wisdom decide to endorse
the Union ticket, which has these Democrats
upon it-candidate for Governor, Secretary
Of State, and Bank Comptroller. The follow.
ing from the La Crosse Democratic Journal
is fair indication Of what the loyal Demo.
Gratis think Of the Union ticket:
We give the ticket Of both parties above.
The Union ticket commands our preference,
and will unless n better one is presented by
the Loyal Democracy at their GAINESVILLE Mass
Convention. In some respects the Union
ticket cannot be excelled. The Convention
sohich nominated it SCARED abore partisan
preudices and placed at its head one OF the
oblest and scorthiest Democrats Of the State
We have known and honored him as man
Of irreproachable private character-as
Democrat. true to the great principles Of his
party. Theplatforna upon which the Union
candidates stand Is uno6jectiona6le. Its sen.
timents and those Of Lewis speech accepting
the nomination, we have believed to be es.
sential to the overthrow Of the rebellion
Thus believing, we shall support them with
all our might, mind and strength. influenced
only by mature convictions Of duty to God
and Country. @~ "' ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

A late number Of the Richmond Examine,
says in relation to the attack on Charleston !:
Z" But what does starte us, is the distance
from which the shells were thrown! The
battery is in marsh. five miles from the city.
1t has long been claimed by inventors of
modern ordnance that new artillery avail for
such purposes at that distance, but this is
the first practical test Of their pretensions on
record and must necessarily attract atten-
ton.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL NoHISArloN.--
The Democratic Senatorial Convention met
in this place yesterday and put in nomina.
ton Samuel P. Brainard, Esq, of Waterloo,
for State Senator from this District. The
attendance on the Convention was meagre,
only three counties being represented. It's
action, however, we believe was harmonious.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

ALL letters for soldiers down the Mississippi
should be directed via Cairo, no matter where
the regiment to which they belong may be
stationed. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

TIE Keokuk Gate City says recruits for
the cclorcd regiment are coming in rapidly
and the regiment will soon be full. a-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

THADDEus Stevens-a very good authority
lis Of the opinion that the payment of $500
by drafted man is precisely the same as
furnishing substituted clears the payer
for the entire term of three years, and dur
ing that time be cannot be again liable to
draft. ao,gt. ug,1Ft "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

EDlToRs IN Luck. We notice that our
friend A. B. F. Hildreth, editor of the Charles
City lntslligsnesr, has received the nomina.
ton for Representative in his Assembly Dis.
trict, also that J. D. Hunter, editor Of the
Eldora Ssntinsl is on the ticket for Treasurer
and Recorder Of Hardin County. We are
glad that the efforts Of our editorial brethren
are appreciated, and that they are to receive
the reward they richly merit. a ,.... gns,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

Col. Stone, Republican Union candidate
for Governor, has rendered his resignation as
Colonel Of the 22d regiment, and as his
health improves will speak in different parts
of the State. ...-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

MACMILLAN, of Austria, has accepted the
crown rendered him of the Empire of Mexico.
Having consented 20 be head for this new
Empire, we fear his imperial highness will
have great difficulty in keeping his head on.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

THE editor Of the Usage STANDARD in
speaking Of the nomination Of G. F. Clark.
son for Senator Of this District says:
I'VE have been personally acquainted
with Mr.. @. for the last eighteen years, and
always found him on the side of right and
ustice. fighting for tho hes. interes. Of his
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

IT is reported that Gen. Pemberton, who
had the honor Of surrendering Vicksburg to
Grant is dead, having been shot by Texan
at Selma Alabama, in dispute over the ne.
cessity Of the Vicksburg surrender. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

AN important rumOr comes from Fortress
Monroe. via rebel papers, that jeff Davis, as
last resort, is about to arm 500. 900 negroes
and give them their liberty and fifty acres of
land after the war. 1t is an excellent rumor
for effect in Europe. sd @
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

CoPPERHEAD PLArroRx.-The" Lounger,"
in Harpsr's Weekly has correspondent who
thus succinctly sets forth the platform of
the Cops:
+" First. Resol0ed, That we are in favor of
war. a- os 80 Ia 81 ..ar.a
Second. Resoloed, That we are opposed to
Il! measures for carrying it on.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-09-04

John B. Floyd, the prince of thieves, is
dead. He was one Of the foremost leaders
of the rebellion. . .... :.